Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-11-30

moreland cannty, about forty miles eas'
OF Pltsburg, between laborers OF riva
gas fuel companies.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. 26-A fire at Carbon.
dale this afternoon totally destroyed th'
state normal university at that city. Two
tire engines sent from here arrived t0t
late 10 be Of service aud were not taker
of the cars, Origin of fire unknown.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26-A number oi
ra;ll"ad Isborrrs are on strike to en-
! force he rule that only members OF tina
freight handlers association be employed
or thnt they be. gwen preference. Some
railroads refused the demand.
PlTrsBURG, Nov. 27-rhe report Of tho
suspension, on account of lack Of orders
of Miller, Metcalf & Co. mill sent ont or
Saturday night is untrue. The mill il
4 running full in every department and
tliep roprletOrs report orders quite plen.
tlful.
| PANAMA, Nov. 1.-THE captain Of the
Brush bark Avon reported at Valparaiso
TINT at latitude 2S.5s south aud longitude
46. IA west he saw IN conjunction the re-
mans Of two vessels and short distance
away part of q third.
NoNMREAI,Nov. 26-Rcv Potts. minis
ter OF ST. James street Methodist church
is seriously III with an attack Of typhoid
poisoning. He is supposed have In
halcd the germs Of the disease from q
member OF his congregation whom he
Was attending spiritually.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-TI.e pos. Office
department has adv;ces that ali mail
matter gong over the Northern Pacific
road is now distributed before reaching
Portland.
Secretary Folger has designated Port.
land, Oregon, and Port Townsend ss
ports at which imported merchandise
can be shipped IN bond transit through
the UnIied States from the British
possessions.
BosToN, Nov. 26-lt is stated that
Governor elect will have something inn
portant to say in his inaugural address
on the subject of insurance, which will
reflect very sharply on the manner in
which that department he's been carried
n1 the past year by the commissioner. It
Is understood the statement that the in
sllrance department has been corrupt will
he denied while stating the department
! examinations will be continued and con.
dnc;ed as demanded by law.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 26-Two weeks ago
Frank Reed and Andrew Wilbert, neither
over eleven years of age, qusrreled as to
which should furnish fuel for fire which
they had built. Reed refused and Will
bert using knife furnished by an elder
brn, her ptungei it into Reeds side, from
the effects Of which he died this morn
Ing Young Wilbert was arrested and
held to awal. the action of The coroner's
Inquest. The boys are sons Of well
kDown residents of the South Side. E
LONDON, Nov. 26-The latest reports
fro.n SoLaian ct.ntlrm the news of the de.
feat of Hicks Paha. The panic at Khar-
town IS said to he increasing owing to III.
in .rs that El Malldi with large force is
advancing upon that city and las cut on
all supplies Of grain. Official adylces,
While not confirming these rumurs, adj
nit that the inhabitants arc leaving
Khartown by bosts. Two transports
with gensdeasrms leave Suez to-mor-i
row for Tunkim. Baker Pasha will prob
ably command the expedition. Plans are
being prepared for Notifications at Azum,
on right hanK of the Nile
ST LOUIS, Nov. 26 The case of state
vs. Ed. Bypler, blacksmith
."d d. lnncra &c boss. John II. Mcintyre
state coal oil inspector Commissioners, who
were indicted by the first grand Jury for
conspiracy in regard 70 the recent police
and gambling scandals. was called at IL
.'clntk this morning, in the court of Grim
inal connection. A special jury was
'mpanclled aud the case will go to trial
The states attorney is assisted by the at-
torneysof the Law and Order league.
LAcoMA, N. H., Nov. 26-salmon, the
alleged murderer, arrived here and taken
tU tl.e county jail. In the coroner's in.
quest this morning Dr.. Foster testified to
u.aking an examination of tho body Of
Mrs Ford, carried to ituddy's house in .
trunk. aud it was probable abe came TO
.ler death by heavy body falling upen
her and perhaps she came to death by
s'ranguiation "r drugging, knife wound
were done after death. Jas. e. Ford,
husband IF the murdered woman, who
was arrested on suspicion yesterday was
present at the hearing and voluntarily
testified. He was apparently uncon-
cerned. ia @ wa f
PARIS, Nov. 26-La Liberte publishes
~ telegram from London statlng that
England offered 10 mediate between
France and China and France accepted
the offer. The telegram also says that
England recognizes the interest Of France
IN lDnquiu and justify the occupation BY
|, he French Of both Son,ag and Bacninh,
hn, England strongly advises France to
pursue y conciliatory policy. The COM
'nitiee If! deputies on Tonquin credits
examined Bourse, formerly minister to
China, in relation 10 Tunquln matters.
Ferry, prime minister aud minister of
foreign affairs, was present at the exami-
nation. Committee will discuss govern
'nent proposals. tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26-Daily News, Jack.
son, Michigan, special: Sunday morn
Ing an ex-convlct. who was only released
from prisen Friday, arrived here and
claimed to be a Chicago detective. He
chartered an engine aud proceeded twen-
" miles north Of here to Mason, where
he claimed the murderer of the Crouch
family was stopping. The fellow got
he sheriff at Mason and they arrested
and brought TO Jackson wel!-to-do far
mer. A thousand people gathered al
he depot to await their arrival aud vio-
lencc was feared. The engine was stop
ped mile north of the city and the
party took circuitous route 10 the Jail
The man was released at midnight aud
the ex-convict jaileu.
NEW YoRk, Nov. 27-Gevernment's
firner, railways Arm, state securities
dull. Business very dull IN tho st ock
market throughout the day. During the
greater part Of the morning speculation
Was steady and fluctuations insignificant.
hut just previous to noon Denver de-
clintd y. s'
During the afternoon weakness pre.
vailed and prices sunk gradually until
tie market showed q decline of !, to 2,
and an Manitoba the decline was larger,