Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-11-22

,lIS I0N0UN0S IOT IQ0.
fiscal year as $40, SOC, 900, with an addi-
tions0 a9ne-te s11t that amount to the.
a memberroDf the vigilance committee
at Palatka,, Florida, caught NEGRO in
the act of firing the only large block
remaining in that city. The miscreant
made his escape.
The. demise is chronicled OF, William
A. Duncan, just reelected to Congress
from the Gettysburg district Of Penn
sylvania. and Of Dean O,Reilly, Of.
Hamilton, Ontario. tA ~
The national monument at Washing
ton has reached aFgreater5 height than
any structure in the world: There Is
little doubt of its being ready for dedi-
cation February %.
A daughter of ex-President Tyler, q
Protestant by faith, has secured per-
mission from the, pope to be married
in, the cathedral at Richmond, Va, to
Hon. William N. Ellis! ass;
Lieutenant Greedy, despite the ad-
vice Of his physicians, has gone to
Washington to prepare his report. He
walks slowly, but claims to fully have
recovered his memory.
sAdvices from Panama are to the Of
feet that laborers' and machinery for
the canal c~Ontinuesto arrive, and that
fifty thousand men will be employed
during the dry season.
The explosion of ten tons of giant
powder at a point four miles from To-
led0,|Ohio,A was heard forty miles.
Windows were broken inthe CITY, and
limbs were blown from trees. !.
Richard G. Cunning, a memberlo of q
Marine insurance firm in Buffalo; has
been arrested for illegal voting, on. the
ground that until within eight months
he has been a resident of Chicago.
Trial. in the case of Mrs. Cotton
against Gov. Stanford, c. P. Hunting
ton, and Charles Croker was begun
Tuesday at San Francisco. The
amount involved is nearly So, OOO, 900.
Four Canadians who on Wednesday
night started across the st.. Lawrence
in a row-boat to witness a democratic
celebration at Cape Vincent, New
York, have not since been heard from.
The trustees of Lombard college, at
Galesburg, Illinois; have appointed a
committee to confer with Mrs. Lydia
Bradley, of Peoria, who offers the in
stitution $1O0,OOO to remove to that
city.
Arthur B.. January, Deputy State
Treasurer of California, was arrested
Friday charged with the e~mbezzlement
of public funds. He c~onfesses the
theft of $780,, which he gambled
away.
RumorS are in circulation at Niagara
Falls that the bride of 'President-elect
Cleveland will be the daughter of his
former law partner, Oscar Folsom, a
young lady possessing beauty and
intellect.
After a strike of nine months. the
coal-miners of the Monongahela val
ley, hungry and half-naked, are resum-
ing work at the old rates. There are
sixty. or more still in Jail in Washing
ton county.
twenty-five leading business houses
Sunday - destroyed by flames which
neal a lot of cotton. The loss Is esti-
mated at $3.50, 600.
When leaving, the court room at
DALLAS, Texas, alawyer named Frank
Irvine was stabbed in the back by q
local politician named Fred Cullen. It
appears that the latter was an unWill-
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A passenger train on the Houston
and Texas Central road was thrown
from the track near Hampstead by a
rail misplaced by wreckers.' Eight per-
sons are said to have been killed, and
fifteen others were wounded.
Three burglars fell, into a trap, at
Tiosa, Indiana Mel" tsecreted IN a
store where a raid was anticipated
ahoff ana; ipfr1,1or lnol o...1..
wounded the second, and. hit the one
who escaped.
The Sac and Fox Indians. have leas-
ed two hundred thousand acres Of
grazing land'to Kansas parties for ten
years, at $40, QUO per annum, the wire
fencing to revert to the Indians at the
expiration Of the lease. -. 49,
Three masked men entered the house
Of Captain John Morrow, an aged in
Valid. at Mansfield, Pennsylvania,
bound two ladies of the family with
ropes, and carried away $500 in money
and some valuable property. ..:.:. -
Some prominent citizens of Chicago,
remembering the English donations to
the public library made through the
efforts of Thomas Hughes, have under
taken to collect funds in, aidtof the
Hughes library at Rugby, Tennessee.
Some student in the Industrial in
stitute at Worcester, Massachusetts,
recently led q horse up two flights of
stairs to the chapel. Twenty-eight
members Of the classes have been sus-
pendedfor refusing to confess the de-
tails. = .. 80, 80. =, ...,
Augusta .Tuxhorn, a farmer near
MCPHERSON, Kansas, was foiled in an
attemptto kill his wife and four chill
diem, He'then fred all the buildings
on his place and blew out his brains.
Ia the burned house was $4,000 in
Honey. - -: '.' '""'. "
FThe governor of Montana favors a
reduction in the size of Indian reser-
vations, and enters objections to the
leasing of lands by the red men. He
recommends that no polygamistio
Mormon be allowed the right Of pre-
emption. -.
The Crouch tragedies at. Jackson.
Mlchlgan, one year ago, are recalled
by the trial Of Daniel s. Holcomb,
which commenced ten days ago, a jury
only having been secured Friday. Ex-
Governor Austin Blair manages the
prosecution. -
At the annual meeting of stock
holders of the New York elevated rail-
ways, Cyrus w. Field predicted that
within a year they would use only
electricity for motive power, as .
raised track furnished the best facility
for insulation. 90. u-&L
A confidence operator, giving the
name OF Rev. Charles Cartwright, was
arraigned before the mayor Of Pitts
burg, and given twenty-four hours to
leave the city. He is SO years Of age,
dresses neatly, and argued his case
Two tramps, at 8 o'clock Friday
night, visited q farmhouse neal Des
PLANES, Illinois, killed Joachim Dem