Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-05
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

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j, nj DLuUTH, Jan. 2.-Wheat No. !, hard
1929, No. 2 hard, 81. .a
i ST. THOMAS, Ont. Jan. 3-Mr. and Mrs
Arnold were killed while crossing thu
railroad in. sleigh. .i
z Sr. JOHN, N. b. Jan. '3-Wallace Rosl
will row Hallon at Winnepeg if induce.
ncn,s of last year are renewed.
PARIS, Jan. 3--Funeral Of. Gambetts
is pospnned until Saturday. Buisson and
Jules Terry are among the speakers.
NEW York, Jan. 3.-Mr. T. A. 6chwab
leaves for Chicago in the morning TO as
sumo the duties Of business manager OF
Mrs. Langtry. ...... ....
BosToN, Jan. 4.-John Russell, aged 2e
years, and John Linteman, 40 years, OF
Nova Scotia, drowned by capsizing boat
in Dorchester bay.
BosroN. Jan. 3--The widow of Delano
A. Goddard, Daily Advertiser, declined
the testimonial of S25, 900 contributed by
friends OF her husband.
TROY, N. Y, Jan. 2.-Willie DuBose,
grandson Of General Toombs, of Georgia,
fatally injured, and three other students
seriously hurt while coast'ng.
wDETRo1T, Mich, Jan. 4.-The boiler IN
lie box factory of the Penlnsular Manu-
featuring company at North Muskegon,
exploded to-day. -Four men killed.
kEoKuK, Jan 3.--Elevator burned to
night, lire evidently the work of lncendla-
ry. Elevator cost $4,000, owned BY G..
W. Williams estate. Insured 100000,
AUGUSTA, Nc, Jan 3. Republican
caucus rcnom,nated United States Sena-
tor Freye. Fusionists nominated Harris
NJ. Plaisted for United States senator.
BERLIN, Jan. 3.--Dr. Neumeryer, an
eminent phys ician here, IN a public lee
lure, ascrlbed GamUctta's death due to
the incompeteucy of the doctors attend
ing him. s,.g-n.- .+,' ,.,." -
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 3.-The legis.
la,ure declare that the so called 'Dlack
ballots" are valid votes, and Gov. Waller
auu other democratic officers elected were
installed. '., ''".
LAcHELLE, Que, Jan. 3.-Frederick
| Mann, the murderer of the Cooke family
at Little Kideau, was captured yesterday.
MANN is an Enylshman and only nineteen
years of age.
PARIS, Jan. 3--Gambetta repeatedly ex.
| pressed wish to be inferred with his moth
ers remains. Cabo]e Cole Polytcchnique
asked to be allowed u act as special es-
cOrt at funeral. ...i
ADA, Ohio, Jan 3.--A boiler explosion
IN the saw mill of Nichols s. Hesser to-
day caused the death of James Roberts,
fireman, and fatally injured j. A. Hesser,
one Of the propretors.
FILLMORE CENTER, Mich, Jan. 4--The
boiler uf Hoffman s. Sillman steam -four
ing mill exploded aud SIX persons were
injured One has died and two more will
de. The lo,ler was thrown 300 feet.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, - The finance
committee of the senate to day virtually
completed the tariff bill which will be
reported to the senate Tomorrow. Two
or three items remain to be finally acted
| upon.
WAsH1SGToN, Jan. 3.-1ndlcations for
the Upper Mississippi and Missouri val
ley; Fair weather, followed in southern
portion by big snow, northerly veering to
casterly winds, stationary or higher TEN.
perature, lower pressure, cloudiness.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 3.-Naval advising
board recommend building following ves-
sells: one steel Cruiser to cost 81 500, 900;
three steel Cruisers to cost 81, ,04l 900; one
iron despatch boat to cost $500, 900, and
one cruising torpedo boat to cost 93s 900.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3--Committee on
ways ana means to day stopped york on
tariff. Commissioners reported free
lis. which was passed over, however for
further inquiry. The schedule is books
and papers, ETC., part schedule sundries.
CALUMET, Ont. Jan. 4.-The man who
murdered the Cook family was saved
from ]ynchlns by vigilance of the sheriff.
Citizens of Harrisburg provided with q
rope followed the party between this place
and Original The man in court seemed
indifferent to the gaze and the threats Of
the people.
WIEN, Baden, Jan. 3.--Ten thousand
persons are rendered homeless by floods
in the districts near Worms; 5000 al
Ludwig Shafen, 1000 at Mannheim, 1000
at Worms. They are lodged in churches
aud school houses and are in danger of
starvation. More dykes are broken at
Mayence.
MONTREAL, Jan. Slit Is stated here
that G. j. Bridges, formerly manager of
the Grand trunk railroad has been ap-
pointed general manager Of the Canadian
Pacific roilroad, and VanHorne will look
after construction. Also rumorcd that
the Grand Trunk secured the Quebec
Central railroad running from Richmond
to Lewis.
SANFRANc1sco, Jan. 3--M. P. Kay,
clerk in the office of auditor and county
clerk of Alamada county has absconded
after forging and hypothecating, warrants
to the amount of el0, 600.
Hamilton, New, dispatch says Geo. T.
Mckonkey, county treasurer, was found
dead on the floor of his office shot through
| The heart his own nistol beside him, ons