Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-11-30
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81. PETERSBURG, Nov 27-Three young
ladies' attached u The court were arrested
on the charge of being connected with
tue Nihllist conspiracy.
ALBANY, Nov. 2s-Dec,sion ., nounced
TO- day by The board Of railroad csnmls
siOnsrs u the matter Of the complaint
Of the chamber Of commerce and Others
against trunk lines alleging discriminn,
tim against dry goods shipped w.s'.
The decision, which was written by Com.
missioner O'Donnell, sus,s,ns the com
plant against the trunk lines aud con
'iemns the whole system Of pooling and
recommend re- classification from first.
class 70 third c,;.: lar; Of .g. brown ~ ' sheet,
change 10 class second domestic prints,
hlcacl'ed goods, Canton fannels, hemI,
carpcting, crash, canvas and warp. ia$sT
81. PAUL, Nov. 2S-licports slate grea,
excitement preva,ls throughout Wesler,
Msu,anx over rich mines discovered in
the Ceeur Dalhne mUuntains. Old miners
aud p,uspect0rs who have returned slate
here has been nothing IN the history III
'he western states amt tcrril ories 10 equ j
~ richness and volume the newly dis.
covered fields, The minerals consist vi
silver, .clIl,rinm and free milling god.
One hundred dollars per ma" per day are
t.eing taken Wut Of the rim RICK III the
xnlclIes, while in the gu'ch-s >25 10 ~
I", man pr day are being panned out.
Claims cons st Of twenty xcres eaci, am,
"re located IN the eulches OF Eagle,
l'ritchard and Beaver creeks, streams
running into the Coeur Dalane river.
The Prltchard, which IL the chief s,rea,n,
hnws 1000 inches Of water and il is SAID
doe" not freeze up, the altitude being Op'
2 400 feet. Nuggets found have bee"
sold tor 900, 1lS6, 800 and $50 rcspec-
ivelv. The streanns are in the mort, lIern
part Of Idaho, Eagle only being forty
miles from Heron on the Northern Pa
c,dc railroad. A wagon road g tciDg cut
up Trsut creek, by which the dist nee
will he lesscned I" 'wen'ys'x miles
There are now ah'ut 500 people IN Tho
camp but it's estimated by old miners
that tefnre June there will lie 10, 900 p 0
pie. The season opens early,
M1NNEAPoLIs, Nov. 2S-the Nor,h.
western Miller, IN It's issue Of NV. 80,
will say; From, Thursday TO Saturday "t
last wsok the wafer power on the tails
was excellent and tho mills 4sv-r.ge.i,-x u
good daily weeks wsrk, the output Un es
t'Inste Of $500 barrels per day, If no,
over. This week our mills are having II
sorry time. More cold wea, her, al, l,oush
not severe enough to close tn.
river, has caused the water 10 he hell
hack aud many mills have b en- forced L"
remain entirely idle from Monday n,gi,
!" this writing, Wednesday, because Of
th: lacx of psw,I :.
The prospects arc the ou'pnt Of tl,lr
this week will not be over ~ 900 barrels
per day against l6, 500 we.k ago. by
next week The water will probably hav,
hrOken away from the restraint and he
mills viii, have sufficient power to run n,
good capacity. Al any rate that is TIE
belief which prevails am"ng miller .
Flour market dull and millers refusing
orders a. old prices on account Of Tie
advance in fright. Many have sold
ahead At present prices and are ..onca.n-
trsting their efforts to get their orders
Oiled and out Of the way
week ending Nov. %. were Is fol"as {:
Wheat, receipts, 47O,5U0 bushels, ship
ments, l29, 500. Flnnr, receipts, 4,G75
barrels, shipments, l29, 500 barrels. Sl,r
stun receipts l,l52 tons. sh,p,aents 1851
TONS. The wheat in store IN elevators in-
cluding transfer and mills se the city, on
Tuesday was anOut 3QO, 600 bushels A,
81 Paul SOO, 100 bushels, against 65,00V
last week ami At Duluth / $40, 800 against
|, $40, 40 bushels the prev ,ous week.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S-The representative
Of the nve roads composing the Iowa pool
have been IN session here xlI Of the fore
noon and have BEEN considering the pr"p.
os,tion put forward by the T., M. d st.
p. Il. X. for . reorganization OF the p''ul,
under which that company will he allowed
au increased percentage. No agreement
was vrached up TO the noon adjournment
hut the matters 1t issue were d's' nsstd in
,'mpromise Of some nature will he
reached. ..',.5 z,.. q, .,ar,a ~...., yfs..
LATER Representatives of Chicago,
Burlington s Quincy, Chicago & Nnrih.
western, Chicago, Rock Island u Pacific,
Wabash, Missouri Pacific and Ch,cago
Milwaukee q st. Paul, comprising the
Iowa poo, held session Eere 10. day io
consider the differences xhicl, have
threatened to dissolve the pool.
Representatives Of the Chicago, Mil
waukce II Paul explained the causes
which had induced that line to give
notice Of IL intention 10 Withdraw from
the combination and declared the leading
one was the refusal Of the other rua,ls t.
admit it into the the passenger ponl.
They claimed 1t to have been the under
standing with the st. Paul management,
which ran two passenger trans eacl, way
daily hetyeen Chicago and Omaha that
1t Be admlttsd to ths p0ul on equal terms
with ether lines. Representative of the
B. and N. w. sisted IN session that they
were willing to admit the ~ Paul to the
passenger pooi, hut the Rock island de-
clared its intention to oppose the entry of
the s. Paul until certain differences be-
tween IL and the st Paul line over pas
senger traffic to the aosthwest he setiled.
The 81. Paul company ale0 claimed the
right to larger percentage Of the Union
Pacific business originating at Omaha.
k The clatAs ri the 81. Paul company
were considered At length and the tone o
debate WAS such as to ipdieaie willing
ness tn, arhitrate the matters in d,apu'c.
The II. Psul company extended the date
Of its notice of inteutton To vnhdrav
from the pool to January let and tie
session adiouSued 70 December 18th.
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CHIcAso, November Sc Wheat, lower; Nov.
e71. Dcrember 97S. January asS May la6k
Corn higher at Sax. Oste higher at S0S. Bailey
higher 1t ~. stlsy-js.l E.t. 3
-s.g @ 0ifVAuhso Grain,
MnwAuxSE, November - = Wheat, unsettled,
November 96J. Dcrenber. 96S, January 9ss.
Corn easier st -. Oats Arner st 20. Barley
higher ut %, ~ s 81 5-..s II =.