Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-28

ny a deputy sllerln on CONFESSIONS OF
Judgment. and John Assay was soon
afteIW,rd appointed receiver. The
Liabilities are 500. $50, and the stocks
and accounts are valued at SlO5. 900.
The Cavarocs have been engaged in the
wine business in New Orleans for
more than Il century.
Cinnamon are taken advantage of
Secretary McCulloch's ruling to evade
the Restriction act. Cinnamon in tram
sit to Victoria. b. c.. may be landed ut
the Port of San Francisco by furnish
ing q bond to the Chinese Consul-Gene-
raj for their subsequent departure. Aft
er being allowed to land they apply for
a return certificate. representing them
selves as residents OF San Francisco.
There is pending in thu legislature of
Kansas a bill to empower tile governor
to appoint three police commissioners
for each tirst-class city. and to rob may
ors OF the right to select policemen.
The prohibilory law is ignored in the
larger towns, and considerable feeling
has been aroused there by the recon-
mendation of the legislative committee
OH temperance that the bill be placed
at the head of the calendar.
The residence Of John \. King. No.
1889 Pine street. Philadelphia. took fire
Saturday morning before the occupants
had risen from their couches. Mr..
King was burned to death on the third
floor, Miss Jennie Hamilton in the
fourth story. and two servants on an
other floor. Mrs. King threw ont her
two children to a mattress held by fire
men,. and n of them WAS saved. She
then leaped out herself. and received
serious injuries.
Two hundred and fifty men are
thrown out Of employment by the
burning Of the Marvin Safe company (
tacto Y. which was destroyed by fire
in New York. The factory was IN
elsht-story building. embracing Nos.
AZ to $2 West Tnirly.seycn1h street.
The lettering walls OF the Slrllc ure
threatened the acknowledgements,
which were cleared by t-t police and
hundreds of halt-clad woulvn and
children turned into the streets. The
loss is estimated at $3.50. OW.
Every member Of the Illinois legis.
lature Thursday participated in three
ballots for senator. the result in earl,
case being the same. john \. Logan
received lN votes and W. r. Morrison
"a. the remaining 10 votes being Sca;-
tered among seven per ons. Repre-
sentative Mcmillan voted steadily 10,
Andrew Shuman. Representative
OShea. who is from an iron district.
bolted Morrison nomination because
Of tree-lrade views. REPRESENTATIVE
Sittig refused to vote for Logan. and
supported E. b. Washburne. Three
ba lois were taken Friday in the Hi.
n"is legislature. every member being
vo es. and then l0l. Morrison had IS
81. and %.
Ex-Judge Henry II. Voorhis, OF
Bergen County. New York, deed two
weeks ago liz was very well known
aud highly respected and was sup.
posed 10 be wealthy. So much cont
Ct nce was placed in him that h.
miShhors deposited their money Will
Inn. Many took no acknowledgment
lie was the Gus oiian Of several funds
His sons have opened his safe :,n,
found neither funds nor papers &c
counting Tor the moneys. The atfai'
has created a profound sensation il
Bergen County. Judge Nooriis' me
lhodical habits and plain m me G.
' living inspired the confidence Of al
who knew HIM. and his friends clnno;
account for the absence of men,oranu;
Of the various funds intrustcd to him
= At Wilkesbarre. Pa. II terrible az
cident occurred 1T the lIillman mine
within the limits of the city. ut l.
o'clock Tuesday morning. \ br:rI
sloppage Of the air fans, caused by the
heating OF a journal. llowci the ga:
to accumulate IN the mine. and a t-r
rifle explosion was til" result. Twt!v,
men were SO badly burned that four q
them have since died. Tine recovery o
five of the others is extremely doubt
full. The injured mrlI, who are in TIT