Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-03
NEWS DIGEST.

49, ~
oped itself on a farm near Metropolis,
Twelve thousand persons are report
ed out of employment in Detroit,
Michigan.
An Arkansas farmer is driving a
large flock of turkeys l22 miles to the
Little Rock market.
At Dallas. Texas, a stock firm We'd
nesday sold five thousand head OF cattle
for $50, 900 cash.
Snow has fallen heavily in the piner.
les Of Wisconsin. and numbering oper.
ations are beginning.
A fruit-raiser near %Saugatuck, Mich
igan, reports that he can find no dead
buds on his Crawford peach trees.
Ezekiel Morrison, one of the pioneers
Of La Porte, Indiana. and president Of
q national bank, died Saturday night.
at Ballydutf, Ireland, a private
vault was broken open and the coffin
Of Mrs. Killers was thrown into a
glen.
The steamship Oregon has crossed
the Atlantic in SIX days six hours and
fifty. two minutes, the quickest passage
on record.
A boy Of 7 was thrown down stairs
at Nhnticoke, Pa. by an angry school
teacher, and so badly hurt that he has
since died.
Jose Gomez. an attache of the Bra.
Zilian legation at Washington, haa
married Miss Louise Hatcher, of La
fayette. Indiana. IL,
Cam"ron's large painting of Niagan
in winter, for which $4,000 was asked.
has been purchased by II. H. Warner,
OF Rochester.
Tic CT AT seal of Dakota mas beGa
transferred from Yanklon to Bismarck,
where the territorial legislature is to
meet January Is.
Two Of the Little Rock train-r b.
bnrs We're sentenced to the penit, n
tiary. one being given six years Nnd
The other seven years.
A trade paper says that this years
crop of new pins counts up 1920, 1884,.
900.
Exports from the Port OF New York
for the week ended Tuesday, exclusive
Of specie, were S6,420, 600, against ST..
S45.W0 the previous week.
While riding at anchor in the bay OF
loaded with oil, was run into and sunk
~ viz SSSt'AAoAfP SOAA"d1ls
Hogs are dying in Southern Nebras-
each animal that dies of the complaint
a large grub-worm is found.
The premier of Manitoba has pre.
scented to the Dominion government g
claim for $4,000 for expenses incurred
in determining the boundary.
Nine aldermen Of New York have
YpnHlVpd Cnnn1nNSpo f0 orroor haforr
the grand jury, but they leigh iguor.
ance of what is desired OF them.
Major L. H. Sanger, of the 18th in.
fantry. expired suddenly at Amboy,
Illinois. Captain Handy, Of the navy
died at Tarboro, North Carolina.
Cards have been issued at Gordons.
vile, Virginia, announcing the en-
gagement of Willie Scott, 4 years OF
age, and Jennie Perry, 6 years old.
Congressman Holman of Indiana says
.that Mcdonald is the man to represent
that State in the new Cabinet. AS fol
himself, he does not desire a place.
Customs officials at Montreal have
seized $4,000 worth Of Cuban anG
Mexican cigars, imported from New
YORK at a serious differentiation.
John Cooper, having abandoned cot
ton manufacture al Nottingham, hat
arrived on this side with l4O Of his sm.
ployes to start a factory at Providence
In the trial Of Matthew Willard, al
Grand Rapids, Michigan, charged witt
numbering his wife, the Jury Wednes.
day brought in a verdict OF not guilty
All the horses used on the stage line
between Bismarck and Fort Yates
have been killed, because of an out.
break OF CHAMBERS in its most violent
form.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, of New York
invited nearly three hundred children
to a public hall and distributed amone
them clothing and toys to the value o1
The Central elevator, at Dallas, Tex:
as, was burned Friday evening, caus,
ing a loss of $S0.0 600. Two employees
are known to have persisted in thu
flames.
A false alarm of fire was given
Thursday evening in a museum atNev
Haven. In the panic which ensueC
many persons had their clothing nearly
torn of.
! Henry A. Burr, a millionaire ha,
manufacturer. and DR.. William Darl
ing, the possessor Of a famous anato
mical collection, expired Thursday, il
4 New. York.
1t has been learned that Charles E
Stephens, OF Chicago, who gamblet
away $4,000 of the funds of a Goa
company; OF which he was cashier, ha'
gone to Canada.
Colonel a. N. Beattie, n of til,
pioneers of Montana, died at Helen,
from.tlie effect of wounds received 81
the army. His remains will be sentt
Rockford. Illinois.