Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-11-30
OWN, sTUTsMAN COUNTY, D. t. FRIDAY NOV. 30 1883


with his forces has been defeated in Ton
quin by the black flags aud his com.uu
nicatiOns cut Oft The rnmOrs are givel
more credencc ,cca,ise no official lnfor
nation is forthcoming. There is CON
siderable uneasiness felt Of tire n a''sence q
news from Admiral Courbell's expedi
tion.
KINGSTON, Ont Nov. 27-Ata meet
ing "f the CITY cnlnctl Ai,irrnah Carson
move and Alderman Whiting secOnd..'
that the thanks uf the Council he ienderet
Captain Ahbe Thompson, nf the saliva
tion army, for her lal,nrs in Kingston an(
the amount Of good done bv her dur,n:
the last nine inDnr h.. The other alder
men rushed from the chamber in body
and did not vote.
LAcoMA, N. II Nov. 27--Thc Funera
Of Rudy and child, victims Of Sund y,
murder, was largely attended in IT,,
Catholic church this morning. Mrs
Ford's funeral occurred this afternoon q
the court house. Body viewed by thrpng,
y. pe"ple. Salm"n's hearing Will prob
ably take place Sunday at jail and b.
private. He still thinks the house arc
dead bodies were destroyed hy fire. Mrs
Rnddy IS in dangerous condition an(
feared she will not recover.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 27.--Early thi.
morning Lyman Bros wholesale dru.
store, the only one in tie city, was entire
ly destroyed hy FIRE together with con.
tents valued at $4,000. The building
was owned by Seymour Bros. The whole
loss, though heavy, is entirely covered hy
insurance. The adjoining binding wa,
saved but the stock was considerably dam
aged by water and smoke. ,..,-,,e,
b CHICAGO, Nov. 27.--The Daily News
Dubuque, Ia, special: a hunting party
sons, J~hn aud Richard, conusrted with
the Demo. rat, went out in boat to the
island on the Miss,ss,ppl seven miles
south of this city Sunday morning. AS
they were returning gale rose, the boat
was swan ped and all we're drowned.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov. 2s-An ex-
plosiOn occurred in the basement Of the
wholesale drug house Of Meyer Bros, ON
Delaware street. near Sixth about 5 O'clock
tins afternoon and Immediately the build
ing was IN flames. Engines responded
promptly but owing to the combustible
character Of the stock, they could do no
more than kccp he fire within The limits
Of the walls. The building was gut,ed
and the contents nearly aiotal lost. Dam.
age estimated at over 32'O, 900. A watch
man is reported as missing. .z..-r
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Nov. 27,--lnmaking
improvements on COLES Hill the graves
Of the pilgrims who came over in the
Mayfower and were buried during the
first winter have been ,i,scOvered. One
opened to- day contained the skeleton, ot
u m:ddle<nsed man, feet 8 INCHES. in
height. In another grave the skeletansot
an elderly man Was discovered. These.
are the only graves If the first settlers
positively identified aud tablets will Le
placed TO mark The exact localIon.
NEwRY, Nov. 27--- At meeting of the
arrangement arranse seincnts were made to
hold demonstration counter 10 that o.
the natiOnalis,s Sunday next. 2O,OVu
Orangelnen promised, 10; attend. Railway
officials made arrangements 10 run sspe-
clal Trans from Belfast. Magistrates ap-
Piled for Ii large force OF police and
dragons to preserve order Orangrnipn
arranged 10 place 1000 men on Lie prin
pal roads u prevent the nationalists
from entering the town.
< .NAsHIo9T"N, Nov 27-ltecepily tht.
comm .ssiUner t.n pensl''ns s,ig .esie,f 'i:at
Secretary Teller formulate rules to pre-
vent any but reputable members Of the
legal profession IL practlce before the in
terror department rs clarA agents. To
day the secretary sent letter 10 Grn'l
Dudley declining .tO take action in tib.
direction proposed for ,he reason liza, III
considers the present rules Uf tue depart
,nent are sufficiently explicit concerning
the exclusion nf dlsr.pu'nnle p rs,,ns a,,h
tie law does not csmFseIs a CLAIM agent t.
be pr ac,ic,ng attorney. % !y97.s
Z MILWAUKEE, Noy.97.--B:-S:-Mprrill,
manager OF the g., IS ST. p. railroad,
left for Chicago his m.rning accompa-
MED hy. General Traffic Agent Bir,,, u,
attend ameeting Of the LAVA line pool
Wednesday. 81. Paul OFFICIALS say: ,lt
situation is unchanged. They CLAIM T..
be carrying so per cent Of the stock
freight and getting from tl,e pool only 20
per cent of stock earnings. q hey ask
that stuck freight be divided or that they
be granted larger percentage If such
IN arrangement can be made .hey will
remain in the pool. ~ 80 s,s.'1.i'S s''.
PrrrsBURG Nov. pa Murraysville
dispatch dated p. nj. says he inquest is
not yet couclu.ie.. Tins morning Is
armed men belonging to the Weston
force arrived and are now on the ground
hut have not attempted any violence.
Fourteen st the W vslom men who parllci
pated init rot were srres,e-t and t.ken
to 0reensburg where they will ,,e gwen
q hearing. .Browser is charged with mur-
der, and the. others with ripling and fell
en,ous intent. Everything ,s quiet, but
the feeling is intense aud in favor Ut the
lNp1ANAPoL4s, Ind, Nov, 27.-A large
ly attended meeting of prominent citizens
was held IN this city This evening and
resolutions passed requesting the nation
al Republican cot ventiOn u hold the next
session in this city, pIe'igiug all necessary
OF delegates and the erec-
ton Of large hnilding Tor the use of the
convention. Asst. Secretary New, P. NJ.
Gresham, Commissioner Dudley and THE
congressional d-leg ton were appointed u
committee to press the claims Of Indian
apolis before the national Republican
committee.
, 9PITTsBU Re, Nov, 27.--intclllgcnce from
Murraysvillt, the scene of the n.urdereus
riots of yesterday. about gas wells, reports
comparative quiet. Ths morning at
q. clock the prisoners made break for
liberty and fourteen escaped. Warrants
are issued for the arrest Of the whole
Weston party. They are all prominent
persons and the information made sgainst
them is murder. The lnques, IS nos
progressing and when concluded the per-
sons will te t~ken TO Greenshurg for a
hearing. A strong guard will lie nus
tered and no Opportunity Will be offered
for escape.
ST. Louis, Nov. 27--The Mississippi
River Improvement Committee met aud