Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-03-23
son brothers, two of the men who robbed
the train, were lodged IN Jail to day in
Ozark, the county where the robbery
occurred.

Ozark, the county where the robbery
occurred.
TORONTO, March 21--Hanlon has gone
to Washingt'n to train for race with Ken
nedy.
MONTREAL, March 2l--T. II. ,Hodgdon
was arrested at the SUIT of the Bank Of
Montreal for $lls,000.
DErnorr, Mich, March 2l-Funeral of
. the late DR.. David o. Farrand was al
tended by vast number of people to-day.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 2l--Thc an
nual meeting Of the Holsteln breeders as
sOclation of America was the largest and
most interesting yet held.
HARTFORD, March 21--Brooks johnson,
colnred, arrested IN connection with the
murder of Miss Judson, came from Chi
cago three years ago.
JACKSON, Mich, March 2l-The Iiabll-
tiles of the failed firm of Camp, Morrill,
& Co. are $G5, 900, assets nominal The
inventory Of same heng taken.
QUEBEC, March 2l-Thc north shore
train from Montreal early Monday after
noon arrived tins morning Snow pack
ed on the track five feet deep.
ATLANTA, Ca, March 21-W. V. Nc
Cracken, resigns rs superintendent OF the
East tennessee, Virginia s. Georgia rail-
way to become assistant president.
LONDON, March Alan eruption of
Mount Etna begun, accompanied by an
| earthquake, cnus'nga panic iC the vi
cinity. Several houses have fallen.
JACKSON, Miss, March q - Supreme
| III re-
and Ben. Fletcher convicted of murder.
Both will be hanged at Natchez May 3.
SrET1ENNE, March 2l--Two riotors
were sentenced to ten months ,mprlson-
mcnt and third to one month The court
justified the action Of gcnd'a 'arms using
weapons.
| TORONTO, March 21--Ross says OF the
proposed race with Hanlan that whoever
names the course should pay the other
expenses. He IS willing to row on any
water.
LITTLE Rock, March 2l-lhe Gazette
special from Ozark says: johnson Bros
two of the Little Rock & Ft. Smith train
robbers, now in jail, and have confessed
their crime. "a w..
PHILADELPHIA, March 21-The net
earnings of the Philadelphia and Reading
Iron and Coal company for the year end
I'd Feb. 2sth, 81, l2s,7ll. Increase over
previous year 9ll5 1929.
Sr. LOUIS, March 21-- The federal
grand jury las returned amended lndict-
ments against Mcssrs Russt Il, Cameron &
Carpenter charged with beng concerned
in Dakota landscrpt frauds,
| ALBANY, March 21-The expected
prize fight between Harry Woodson, alias
Black Diamond, and James Conncrs,
both from New York did not take place.
They were at battle ground, but while
arranging rules to govern the fight the
police appeared and there was q stampede
of principals, seconds, hackers and legis-
Iators and sporting men gathered to see
the fight. 49,.
CLEVELAND, March 2l-In consequence
of an accident to the hydraulic apparatus
IN the Cleveland Rolling Mill Company's
Bessemer steel works. the huge coveter.
overturned, this forenoon, spilling the
contents into the pit. The hot metal, on
striking the damp sand, exploded with
violence and scattered widely, fatally
burning Patrick Foley and another work
man, who is SO badly distigured that he is
not yet identified, and badly scalding
dozen others. ...
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 2l--The
Penn. II. r. Co. to-day presented bill
in the circuit court Of this county for an
injunction against the Grand Rapids s.
Indiana Il. X. Co., to restrain them from
paying interest maturing April lst, on its
bonded debt secured by mortgage of Oct.
] l>1c
pons and bonds secured by mortgage, same
and held by the Penn. X. II. Co. amount
ing, with interest, to 81, ,345 900.
CHICAGO, March 2l--A fire this after
noon at 154 aud 1856 West Madison st.,
occupied by kcltchum X. l. Co., furni.
ture makers, l.. S. Gamble, merchant
tailor, and Nicely Bros, boots and shoes.
Total loss $4,000. Insurance on all but
Gamble who lost $4,000. A large num-
Der Of women and children in the mus
cum got out safely. The new Western
Union telegraph company Of Illinois be-
gan quo warranto proceedings against
the old Western Union to show by what
right it undertakes to transact telegraph.
ic business within tile limits of the state
of Illinois. "
WASHINGTON, March 20-Secrcta-y of
war has informed the post office depart
ment that owing TO inadequate appro-
pr,at,on made oy congress for support
of signal service. chief signal officer will
Ie unable to distribute as generally as
heretofore, weather bulletins and other
Information for the benefit OF mariners
and farmers and it's particularly desirable
therefore that postmasters henccforth
take pains to post conspicuously in
place accessible to the pu ,lic all bulletins
which may he sent them by chief signal
offices. The postmaster general will
probably issue circular orders to post
masters on the subject. M s
HALIFAX, n. s., March 2O-A telegram
from Lengan, G. b. says So unionist mi
ners came here yesterday and surrounded
LenCan, when n en- were returning from
work, and attacked them They badly
kicked Enge, a blacksmith, and others.
After night the rioters increased IN num-
| hers. visited workmen's houses aud break
ing doors and windows THIS morning
they broke down doors in some houses,
dra -gcd men out and beat three of them
severely, The women and children were
terror stricken. Rioters have charge of
the place. Some workmen took refuge
hi the msDSger's house, and one of them
being badly hurt the magagek telegraHhed
Sidney authorities to send constables at
once. Since January the Lengan Mines,
after pro,racted strike, have been oper-
ated by nom u:sionists.
/ CHICAGO, March 21--lustructions have
been forE Eartled to the commander of the