Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-17
The Hebrew citizens of Louisville

The Hebrew citizens of Louisville
persisted in tier Hort for the recov-
cry Of the boGy Ut Morris G~olisticker,
and found it on the dissecting-table at
the medical college. 1t was then plac-
ed III a vault at the Jewish cemetery to
await the orders oT his mother, a
wealthy resident of New Orleans.
W. 4. Haskell. OF Des Moines, gave
a chattel mortgage ON his shoe store
for S27. 676 to cover a deficit in his &C
counts with n Capita. City Building
association. and WAS then arrested.
Alfred H. Oliver. cashier in the East
ern railway Office. ut Boston. contesses
having embeZzied silicon, during the
past eleven years.
john J. Flynn. a dealer in boating
tackle at Cincinnati. answered a mat
1imonial advertisement and engaged
tive photograph, to Il widow in Mis-
souri,. When he found her an enact
ated person with a consumplive cough,
he made remarks which caused hur to
II for $4,000 damages for breach of
| promise.
W. H. Vanderbilt. having yielded to
the request ct General Grant. bought
in all the real estate, Wal relics. and
works of art moltgaged 10 him by the
general, and presented the entire list
to Mrs. Grant, with the condition that
on the death OF The general all articles
OF historical value shall become the
property of the nation. to be preserved
at Washington.
Inspector j. D. King. of the post
office department. While in KANSAS
CITY, recently, WAS shown the body OF
an unknown suicide which had neen
embalnled by an undertaken as an adj
vertisement. Mr.. King promptly iden-
Mart n, whO laSt year embpZZled 81 800
in money-orders from the p~ostofice at
Pierre, Dakota.
The American minister in London
has been compelled TO extend his pro-
lection to the WIFE and child of a MN
named Hicks. II appears that III 1878
Miss Caroline Sloan, of RulfIio, mar
rleti the person named; yet she CHERISH
ed a fear that his first wife was still
liv ng. Her suspicious were at last
confirmed by his confession. and NON
ev was advanced her to return to the
United St. ties with her three children.
In the district court at Chicago.
Thursday, Judge Blod.ett cverruled
the motion to Quash the indictments
against Mackin. Blehl, nd others for
the recent II. ctlun fraud. ami fixed
] nuarv - as the date '0r trial. In
The ci1tuit court of Cook county Judge
Rogers order, Il Il special vrnlre Tor Il
grand jury to investigate the election
cases. and Saerltf llanrhett immediate-
ly subj enned j. II. McVlcKer, George
l.. Dunlap, Joseph Stockton, and 9TH
ers.
The responsibility Of choosing the
entire tt cket OF State officers devolves
upon the Connecticut Legislature this
year. This has occurred nee or twice
before in the history Of the State, be-
ing rendered necessary by a constilu-
t!Unal provision that Il clear majority
shall be nee ssary ut the popular cleo
ton Tor the choice of any State officer.
A Umled States Stnalor-presumubly
Orville IL. Platt-will he elected by the
Legislature January 9.
Tie exhibition Of an illustrated DO
lice newspaper in a country hotel in
Michigan, about two weeks age, was
followed by remarks OF y commercial
traveller Which caused a detective i'll the
party to ask some questions in an un-
ObtruSive manner The S, Quel was the
arrest of ID. Il. ELLINGTON, recently
!, elected prosecuting" attorney for Leele-
nav county, Michigan. who proved to
~ W. - b'NhIIs Wv ttttlClllS CdtSII.
Ter OF the Northern Pacific at ST. Paul,
His shortage is SOL ,UU.
Myra Clark Gaines, the heroine of
the Gaines c;.ae. died Saturday at the
residence Of her son .n-iaw, in New
Orleans. Mrs. Gaines was the daugh-
ter Of Daniel Clark. the first reprtsrn.
. tative in congress Of Louisiana, and
the richest man in tn" state at the time
! OF his death. Mrs. Gaines was not in.
: formed Of her parentage until she was
. a grown woman. AS soon as she knew
: this she began her case for the rrcov.
cry of her fathers property. This
case is probably the most extended and
+ complicated litigation ON record. II
, Was c"Ium"ncru fully bali u century
! ago, ana HAS been begun anew seven
, times. argued before the supreme court
OF the State four TINES, lrtore the gu
, preme court Ct TIE United States
, twice, and is b fore that body to-day.
, Almost every prominent lawyer from
, , Daniel Webster and Charles O'Conor
!, down have been employed in it, and
; fortunes nave been expended in carry.
. ing It on.