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


swords at Pachucca. HerlnosllIo mortal
ly wounded.
! DULUTH, Dec. 3o.-To-days wheat quo
tatons on Change were: No. hard,
$l.O2; No. 2 do 96c. &a ,s@.sf4 a1'.,t+
.WEsBADEN, Jan. From Mayence
downward the entire pain between
Mannheim and Worms is an immense
lake. "
LEBANON, Pa, Dec. 30: Ex-coun'y
commissioners Walker, Eherman and
Wllmoycr were arrested for malfeasance
in Office. &
BosToN, Dec. 30-Three children broke
through the ice in brook near Hyde
Park and John Burns Charles Burns and
and John Carney were drowned. q,a;gifyI
FERGUs FALLS, Dec. 3o--M. NJ. Tyhrc
proprietor Of the Central house in this
place suiclded at Carlisle by shooting
himself through the head. Domestic and,
financial troubles the cause. .gy HR
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 30--Com missioner
OF Internal Revenue, Raum, left for Hi
nois tonight TO resume his campaign for
the sena'orship 10 succeed Senator David
Davis. Before leaving lie visited senator
Logan. ''.@
VIENNA, Jan. 2.--AlI traces of the
qnays and banks Of the channel ale lest
here. Their places are merely marked by
the ed1es IN the torrent. a erra' guam
tity of water is still expected from ahe
upper llver.
New YORK. Jan. 2.-In dry goods there
is no business worth reporting. The
merchants are getting themselves INTO
shape for the spring trade, but as there is
n o haste on tie part o., purchasers 1t may
I've some days before any new shipments
of Importance are reported.
MONTREAL, Dec. 3O--W. G. Anderson,
ayoung telegraph operator at Lachute,
who recently fell heir to three quarters of
a million dollars by death of an uncle in
Scotland has just been notified of the be-
quest of another hundred thousand by
tile decease of another uncle.
TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 30.-In the court
of queens bench judgment was delivered
in the Phlpps Philadelphia aims honsc
embezzlement cXradition case to-day.
Two judges decided that he lie ex,radited
and one dlssented The case VIII be car
ried to the court of appeals next week.
MACON, Ga, Dec. 3o-A race riot oc-
CURED at Oconee to-day Asa Lawson
was killed and Marshall Webster and son
William mortally wounded, all white
men. Three colored Others, Hardy,
Jefferson and Squire Washington were
dangerously wounded. Several others
were injured.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3O.-An interesting
decision was rendered to-day in the coun.
ty court in suit against the Chicago &
Northwestern railway, involving damages
for right of way. The suit was brought
against the company as a corporation
incorporated under the laws of Illinois,"
Counsel for the road demurred against
this because the company is also incorpo-
rated in Wisconsin and suit should have
| been brought under that title. Demurrer
vas sustained and suit dismissed. ,aa;.a
Providence, Il. l., Dec. 3o.-As an en-.
gine with wrecking car and gang of men
was leaving the city over the New York
s. New England railroad for the scene of
the late disaster, q collision occurred at
Olneyville with the regular Springfield
freight. Both engines were badly wreck
ed. The damage is estimated at 81 900.
McLincoln, train dispatcher, Charles
BRINE, engineer, Sanford Rowland,
wrecker, Lyndeu Whne, car inspector,
were more or less severely injured. The
collision was due to the night telegrapb
operator at Olneyville, who should have
held the Springfield freight until the
wrecklng train had passed: as he had been
notified by signals.
EMPoR1A, Kan. Dec. 29.-Mary Isabella
Martin, who was tried in the district court
in n ovember for the murder of Mrs.
Lorane NJ. Kuger, and who has been
felgnng insanity since the verdict of
guilty, has been pronounced sane by
competent board of physicians and was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Graves TO
he hanged according to the laws of Kan
sas after one years confinement ut hard
labor in the penltentiary. The crime Vas
committed for the purpose of obtaining
IS 900 insurance upon the life of the de-
ceased woman, the policy having been
taken out week previous and made
payable to son of Mrs. Martin, who Is
still IN Jail and will be tried as an &C
compllcc IN February.
Boston, Dec. 30.-A fire broke out this
evening on the fifth floor of five story
brick building on Pearl street and Atlan-
tic avenue, the floor occupied as manu-
factory by the Mystic Rubber company,
entirely burned out. Machinery, stock,
ETC., will be total loss. Fourth -four
vacant Third floor occupied as storage
room by Jones, McDuffie s. Stratton, fine
crockery and glass ware. Their stock
damaged by breakage principally, Second
| floor occupied chiefly by Lawrence & Co.,
as store room for dry goods. Their loss
by water is heavy. First floor occupied
by c.. w. Clement, manufacturer of boots
and shoes. Clement has large stock of
raw material and manufactured goods
valued at el5c,o00 damaged by water
g, 500. He carries an insurance OF Sl35-