Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-11-01

secretly married to q daughter Of; Pres
identSY ates, of tho Nebraska National
bank.
John Huschka, who killed his wife
atViroqua, Wisconsin, was found "a
be q raving maniac when captured In
the woods. During Monday night he
hanged himself In his cell with sus-
pender. &
Thedry-goods store of I. "a. Chap.
ed by fire Thursday evening, with tie
entire stock Of goods. The loss r
$500,000o OF more, and the insurance
Carl Hensen, of New York. n of
the editorial writer's on. Puck, was ar
rested upon q charge Of having stolen
reputable female. He was held ii
$1,000 bail.
Mary Munichan, living with John
Seueban, was brutally beaten by him,
and while the woman was unconscious
Seueban poured oil over her and then
ignited it. She was badly burned.
Seueban was arrested. AZ
The Phelps and Taylor residences at
Andover, Mass, were entered Friday
night by burglars, who carried OH
bonds and other property in excess of
$4,000, 5 5000 Of which was owned by
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. -.
The canoe Neptune, twenty feet
long which left the coast Of Norway
for New York, put into an English
port, Wednesday, and will soon start
across the Atlantic. Captain johnson
is alone on the tiny vessel. "2@
In New York Wednesday Minnie
Cummings, the actress, obtained a YER
dict OF $25.O00 against Police Officer
VIM. B. Deeves and Della Murphy,
dressmaker, in an action brought for
false arrest and Imprisonment.
The Grand Division Of the Order of
Railroad Conductors began its annual
session in Boston Tuesday, with sever
al hundred members from Canada, the
British Provinces, and all sections of
the United States in attendance. y
Arthur W. Bowman, who was conf
Dental agent at San. Francisco for
$15,00 900 worth of property, shows
liabilities OF $77l,O 600 and assets aggre-
gatlng ;$5S3.OO He holds unincum-
bered real estate worth $250,O0O,
G The Central Pacific Road, under
acts of Congress, has selected 4,OOO,-
600 acres between San Jose and Sac
ramento, Cal, most Of which is already
occupied under the presumption and
homestead laws of the United States. r
Under the new law Of Pennsylvania
Tor the protection Of laborers' wages,
q court at Allentown decided that the
Bethlehem Iron company could not de-
duct store bills from amounts due its
Workmen. The suits involved about
$20,O0O. - ~ 80 -,
In the struggle for passenger busi-
ness, the receivers of the West Shore
road cut rates to l cent per mile. A
protest has been entered by the hold
ers Of $1,000, 600 worth Of the frstmort-
gage bonds, who ask the removal of
the receivers.
Stephen Van Horn, a young man of
Toledo, worth $15O, 900, has been sued
for divorce by a lady known as Miss
Sallie st. John, who alleges q secret
marriage and abandonment. An order
restraining him from transferring his
property was Issued. -
The Grand Trunk road has given the
Michigan Central notice of withdrawal
from the Union depot at Detroit next
week. Trouble has arisen in Chicago
between the general passenger agents
Of these roads. fortelling q wal on
Canadian passenger rates. s..go '
The adjutant general of Texas has
gone to Fort Worth to enforce the or
der of Governor Ireland for the sur-
render to the authorities of New Mexi-
co Of q desperate named Jim Court
who is charged with. q double
murder near Albuquerque. { &
The remainder of the miners in the
Ohio Central and the Buckeye Creek
regions have struck for 80 cents per
ton as the mining rate, and did not re-
sumo work Monday. This will cut of
heavy contributions to their fellow
strikers Of the Hooking region.
John q. Vaughan, who, founded the
Cleveland Leader and was once we'll
known in journalism in Chicago, re-
Gently returned from Kansas to end
his days. Edwin Cowles and Richard
Smith secured his admission to the
Old Mems home in Cincinnati.
Jacob Plyman, an employee at the
Tonkin Mill, Calhoun County, West
Virginia, returned home UNEXPECTEDLY
and found Ellis Wine with his wife.
Both men produced revolvers and be-
gan firing simultaneously. Wine was
killed. Plyman was exonerated.
The residence of j. r. Hutchins, in
Montreal, was nearly blown to pieces
BY an explosion Of gas. The household
effects were thrown into the street,
and two servants narrowly escaped
death. A hole nearly an inch sauare
found in the pipe below the meter.
The partnership heretofore existing
in Milwaukee between John Plankin-
ton Philip D. Armour, and Patrick
.Cudahy, under the title of Plankinton
&Armour, has been dissolved, Mr..
Armour retiring. The name Of the
new firm will be John Plankinton &
Co.
Express and stock trains on the
Grand Trunk road collided at Point
Claire Station, Wednesday night. An
engineer was killed and a fireman and
commercial traveller were seriously in
jured. The loss of property is estimat-
ed at 500 1900, as many sheep were
killed.
Jay Gould, who for months has been
endeavoring to hold up Union Pacific
stock, puts on the wires a statement
that with very little effort that road
can obtain control Of the Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation company, and cut
off the Northern Paciic's connection
with Portland. - Z
In the Clawson polygamy case at
SaltLake, the second wife, after be
ing in jail all night for contempt, testi-
fed Saturday admitting the marriage
and giving the details, and the jury
found Clawson guilty. Sentence was
deferred, and the Mormons say they
will test all points. ST.
The Erie road has given notice that
IT will meet the reduced rates made by
the West Shore and New York Cen
trail. 'Scalpers sell tickets from New