Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-11-15
GENERAL NEWS.

ENERA NEWS.
The tobacco market has opened with
active selling at Lynchburg, Va.
The st. Paul road reports earnings
OF $2,589, 785 for the month of October.
Most Of the mills at Fall River,
Mass, have agreed to close for one
week.. >
"a horse suffering from .hydrophobia
was shot Sunday night at Rockford,
Illinois. "@,SSj = GsI 1
President Arthur has appointed No
vember u as q national day of thanks
giving. ,
! Some workmen excavating for q
sewer at Schenectady POUNDS corduroy
road laid in}1680. ~ -. :
Noremac, the pedestrian, began at
New York on Monday an effort to beat
5000 miles in 100 days. 4,
Near Jersey City, q ,real-estate agent
named Bartholomew Haas shot his
wife and killed himself.
Edward B. Escott, a leading drug
g1st OF Grand Rapids, Mich, died on
the street from heart disease.
DR.. James A. Reed, superintendent
Of the insane asylum at Pittsburg,
died suddenly from kidney disease. ;.
A car Of the fish commission has left
washington with, carp TO- supply all
applicants in Ohio, Indiana; and Mich
igan. 'fIsf,
G. W. Hazeltine, who killed Mamie
Thorpe In Baltimore, has been sent
enced to the penitentiary for eight
years.
The widow of jeremiah O'Connor.
q switchman killed on the Lake Shore
road In Chicago, has been awarded
damages Of $1,000. 1
Joseph Leeds will probably be pro-
NOTED to the general freight agency of
the santa Fe road, and Joseph Phillip
IL to be his assistant
The street-car drivers in New Or
leans have struck for an increase in
wages from $45 to $50 and q decrease
Of hours from IS to Is.
The prison at Sing Sing cleared &c.
O86 during October, while the Auburn
penitentiary shows q deficit for the
same month of 5 ,7OO.
In 9 collision on the Santa Fe Road,
near Newton, KAN, Sunday morning,
eighteen freight cars were demolished,
and one man was killed.
In a planing-min at Michigan City,
Indiana, a supply pipe became dis
connected, fatally scalding B. F.
Lower and John Snyder.
BY q collision of West Shore trains
at Rochester, q conductor and brake
man were badly bruised and q passen-
ger had five ribs broken.
Minnie K. johnson. employed as .
schOol-teacher near Hillsdale, Mich.
lost her reason from hard study and
hanged herself in her room.
Three bridges on the Hooking VAL
ley road, near ~Straitsville, Ohio, were
destroyed by incendiaries, after the
telegraph wires had been cut.
The obsequies of the widow of Ad-
m1ral Farragut took place at New
York Monday, the remains being in
TERED In Woodlawn Cemetery.
The earnings of the Union Pacific
road for the past nine months were
$1S,370,O 900, q decrease of So, 449, 8
from the same period last year.
Vast damage was done Wednesday
night by d high tide in the lower st.
Lawrence river. The waves of Father
Point rose to q height of so feet.
The Union Pacific Office at Boston.
according to Charles Francis Adams.
has for three months received 81. COO.
600 net per month from Omaha.
The missionary ship Morning Star
sailed Monday from Boston to Homo
lulu. She carries q large life-boat do
mated by eighteen Sabbath-school lads,
Mrs. Millie A. Rood, Of Lemont. Ill.
has eled the village authorities for
5000 damages for the death of her
husband in q ditch left open at night.
The will Of Mrs. l.. J. Knowles. of
Worcester, Mass, gives $50, 900 for art
education and q hospital in that CITY.
and $4,000 to Ripon college, in Wis
cOnsin.
Iowa, have been1 ruined bV
the failure Of Cause & Macy, bankers.
The liabilities of the latter prove to be
about $4,000.
The Knoxville coal mine, near Pitts
burg, has been burning since SATURDAY.
night, the fire having been set bv in
cendlaries, who used petroleum to
spread the flames.
One cattle company with a capital of
$4,000 and another with S2.5OO. 600
stock have been organized by John ".
Farwell, Charles B. FarWeI. and
others, Of Chicago.
Rudger Clawson, the polygamist. was
sentenced at Salt Lake CITY Monday to
four years in the penitentiary, with
$500 fine: Pending an appeal, his re-
lease on bail was refused.
Over three hundred brutes we're IA.
sembled near Green Lake. Wis. on
Sunday afternoon to witness q fight of
~ rounds between dogs belonging to
Whitewater and Elkhorn.
Last weeks clearinghouse exchane-
es-$885, 9S7, 460-are $l51, 1856, 558 less
than for the preceding week, and the
of from the corresponding
period in 1888 equals 37.7 per cent.
Two thousand persons of all shades
OF politics INDUCED in a Belva Lock-
wood parade Monday night at Wheel
ing, w. Va. The paraders wore poke
bonnets, Mother Hubbards. and
carried brooms.
Chiniquy, the ~ex-priest, lectured at
Wednesday EVENING. in
Russell hall. His sentiments provoked
riot. in which be was rescued BY the
The lights were turned out
and the windows broken.
In Little River County, Texas, Sun.
day night, the negro ravisher Of q
white woman was captured. He con.
fessed that the woman's husband hired
him to commit the crime, and husband
and ravisher were both lynched.
The steamer Grace Grummond.