Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-11-08
NEWS DIGEST

Afal Of rock in q mine near Cen
tralia, Pa, Friday, killed three Hum
garlans. a. ia
Stephen Mead, one of the sharpestw
detectives Of Cincinnati, died of con-
sumption Monday. |
Ellis Ames, one of the venerable
lawyers of Massachusetts,, died at Can
ton in his 76th year. p
The stone stables on the grounds of
Samuel j. Tilden at Greystone were
burned on Sunday night.
The mayor Of New York has ap-
pointed General Fitz John Porter to 3
police commissionership.
The Ohio Dental Society, after a
session Of two days at Columbus, fell
to pieces from dissensions.
The steamer Oceanic sailed from San
francisco with one thousand China
men and $500, 600 in coin.
.Agas vein, which sends a flame to
the height of fifty feet, was struck at
Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania.
In a street duel at New Orleans, John
mechanic of the city railway.
Two men were killed at Duluth by
falling from a scaffold on the side Of
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Captain J. G. Bonnycastle, a we'll
ease Wednesday night at Louisville.
A loss of $50. 600 was caused at Port
Clinton, Pennsylvania, by a collision
of freight trains. One fireman was in
jured.
A. Jeffrey, of Hallville, Illinois. has
entered for the Chicago fat-stock show
a hog said to weigh fourteen hundred
pounds.
The Canadian Government has re-
voked the special quarantine Iegula-
tons adopted in August owing to the
cholera.
At Locust Point, Wednesday morn
ing, a Baltimore and Ohio freight To-
connective exploded, killing the engineer
and fireman.
William Kirkwood and other Chica-
goans have incorporated the Interna-
tional Provision company, with q capi-
tai of 100000
Wade Harding, of Plano, Illinois,
has been placed in Jail at Chicago for
cutting open a mail-pouch and steal
ing the letters.
George w. Smith, a prominent citi-
zen of Pittsburg and a well known firm
Of Hostetter & Smith, died Thursday,
aged 60 years.
The governor of Indiana has respited
Andrew Koerner, the Indianapolis
murderer, to Nov. q, on petition Of
influential citizens.
The chair of church history in the
Garrett institute at Evanston, Illinois,
has been accepted by Prof. Charles w.
Bennett, of Syracuse.
Near Jackson, Miss. Thursday, VIM.
Harris shot dead Tom Phillips, p
negro, because Phillips addressed him
simply as Harris"
At Colima. Manzanillo, and other
towns on the western coast of Mexico,
yellow fever of a malignant type is
claiming many victims.
The Washington mills, an immense
establishment at Lawrence, Massa-
chusetts, have decided to. shut down
for an indefinite time.
In the federal court at San Francis
co, Thomas Donovan Vas sentenced to
three years. imprisonment and fined
$500 for illegal registration. j..
The Episcopal diocesan convention
at Baltimore elected as bishop of Mary
land Rev. DR.. Paret. now rector Of
Epiphany church, Washington.
R. Power Palmer, connected with an
;.ool"nc0 "SoAcy CAiedSo, poASouou
himself in a hotel with laudanum, evil
IDENTIFY on account of poor health.
David S. Chadwick, n Of the pro-
pr1etors Of a brick-yard at Watertown,
Wisconsin, tied a metal kiln-door to
his neck and persisted in the pond.
In a political fight at Klein's tavern,
Columbia county, Pa, Thursday night,
two men were fatally stabbed by Jas.
D. Keller, who IA lodged in Jail.
The Association for the Advance
ment of Women, in session at Balti-
more, Friday reelected Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe President for the ensuing
year.
The Association for the Advance
ment of Women met Wednesday at
Baltimore, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, the
President, delivering the opening adj
dress.
Edward Hammond was killed and a
lar named Clark seriously injured by
the bursting of a cannon at the Demo-
cratic rally in Peoria, ILL.,, Thursday
night.
Eddie Lardon, Is years old, was
found dead in the suburbs at Keokuk
Wednesday with a bullet-hole in his
neck. How he came by his death is q
mystery.
The United States supreme court
has decided that the time of service of
a cadet at West Point must be counted
as spent in the army in computing his
longevity pay.
Later reports say fourteen corpses
have been taken from the burning
mine at Youngstown, Penn, and two
persons rescued can hardly survive
their injuries.
0rn Nf thu 1oo1yn~ hor1yo ~ N1r-
York has reduced the rate of interest
other institutions propose to vote for
similar action.
A package of $500 in currency re-
Gently disappeared from the Office of
the United States express at Youngs-
town, Ohio. Detectives have been at
work on the case.
Charles J. Faulkner, who died Sat-
urday at Martinsburg, West Virginia,
was minister to France before the
civil war, and served as chief Of staff
to Stonewall Jackson.
S. S. Smith ID to be general superin-
tendent of the Union Pacific road,
with headquarters at Omaha. His
assistant will be j. M. Eddy, who will
be located at Denver.
About twelve hundred invitations
will next week be sent out for the we'd
ding of Orme Wilson and Miss Carrie
Astor, of New York, at the residence
of the BRIDES parents. ;"
Mrs. Georgiana Heustis, held for
requisition at Boston for the larceny
OF $4,000 from a New York woman,
wa ordered to be released Wednesday
by Governor Robinson.
o. A. Hurd, residing near Galena,