Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-03-30

testimony of Gen. Brady. He added that
if an indictment was found against him
lie should ask to have the case tried i'm
mediately after the conclusion of the
pending cases.
LONDON, March 29-Parnell goes to
America second week in April.
PETERSBURG, Va, March 29-Wright
Damsels, colored, convicted Greenville
county court, N. C., attempted rape, SEN
fenced to be hanged.
ATHENS, Ca, March 29-Forty armed
men entered Lexington night or two
ago to lynch Jones the wife murderer but
left as the jail was heavily guarded.
Jones CanDot sleep.
TUCSON, Arr, March 29-Judge H. e.
McComas and wife were murdered ycstcr-
day by Apaches at Thomas Canon, eigh
teen miles east Of Lordsburg, N. NJ.
TRENTON, Ga, March 29-D. Walker
sentenced to be hanged for the murder of
VIM. Hardbcrger. VIM. Freeze, &C.
complice, sentenced to ten years impris-
0nment.
KANSAS Cry, March 29-Another cut
was made to-day IN rates to St. Paul
Tickets selling for $lo Fight confined
to the Rock Island and Council Bluffs,
only direct lines to that point.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29-Body snatch
ers sentenced: Robert Chew two years
imprisonment, Levi Chew, Is months,
McCumee 8 months, PiIlet months,
to date Dec. Is, 1852, tine of commit
ment.
WASHINGTON, March 29-Thc health of
Secretary Folger continues to improve.
His strength is very much weakened and
1t is virtually settled that he goes to Ber-
muda. The date of his departure depends
upon his physical condition.
WASHINGTON, March 29-There is the
best authority for the statement that no
correspondence whatever passed between
this government and the government of
Great Britain with ircgend to a system of
international police or to reciprocal watch
to he kept in each country upon criminals
or enemies of the other
INDIANAPOLIS, March 29-An attempt
was made last evening to poison the
family of Mrs. Deschlcr living in the
western part Of this city by means Of
confcctions saturated with rat poison
sent to the house. Six persons who ate
OF cake and candies were taken suddenly
and seriously i'll but it is thought none
will die.
HAL1FAx, March ga report from
Lungan says that Magistrate Mcneil and
several volunteers and constables were
overpowered by mob at Little Glace
bay to-day while attempting to arrest
Lungan rioters. Chief Constable Mus
grave had to take refuge in the Glace
Bay lookup TO save himself from the
mob. The volunteers have been ordered
to the barracks to await instructions
from headquarters.
LONDON, March 29-The enthrone-
ment of the Archbishop of Canterbury
took place to-day. The traditional en-
thronement ceremonies were observed
and there was dense crowd in the
cathedral The Duke of Edinburg, rep
resentatives of Oxford and Cambridge
universities and great concourse of
clergyman and bishop Of Saskatchewan
and bishop of Long Island were pres
ent.
WASHINGTON, March 29-The secretary
of state has authorized Minister West to
say to Canadian authorities that this
government has no objections to such
change of Canadian customs regulations
as Will admit of importation OF bonded
whiskcy into Canada from the United
States in packages of less than 1000 gall
Ions. 1t now remains for the Canadian
parliament to decide whether such modi-
fcations of their regulations shall be
made.
YANkroN, March 29.-The capital re-
moval commission, which IS to meet here
tomorrow, has not yet arrived. All
started last night from Sioux City to-day,
but dropped off along the road. Tcle-
graphic information tonight from Elk
Point is that the commission is to meet
secretly in Yankton to night. 1t is ex-
pected they will come in wagons during
the night and meet at Gov. Ordway's
house before morning and organize.
WAsH1NGroN, March 29-The president
will not take any action ~ith regard to
the vacancy in his cabinet caused by the
death of Postmaster General Howe before
next week. A delegation from Ohio
consisting of Gen. Grosvenor, Briggs
Cunningham and w. p. Lipplncott CALL
ed upon the president this afternoon and
urged upon him the Importance of having
in his cabinet a representative from Ohio.
Butterworth of Ohio also had an inter-
view with the president.
CHICAGO, March 29-They are despair
ing of overcoming the objections in the
Braidwood mine which now makes it
difficult to search for the bodies. A cor
respondent states that the owners are con-
sidering proposition to close and aban-
don the mine and erect over the entrance
a monument to the memory of those en-
tombed. Thi. suggestion is opposed by
the friends of the dead men No sddl-