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

A train on the Long Island road was
wrecked near Farmingdale by striking
a switch wh5Eh had been purposely mis-
placed. Engineer Bertsell was killed
and Fireman Dolzell was fatally scald-
ed.
The postmaster al Pulaski, Illinois, |
appealed to Governor Hamilton for as
sistance IN preventing the spread of
smallpox. and the state board of
health forwarded a supply of flesh vac
cine.
A store in Woodward avenue, De-
trot. was during Friday robbed of
twenty-seven sealskin sacques, valued
at over S7,OOU. The thieves threw
aside a large number of an inferior
quality.
eral counsel of the Lake Shore road, |
died at Saratoga on Sunday. John F. |
Morse, an iron manufacturer and pio-
neer OF Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has pass
ed away.
The Hebrew citizens of Louisville
have discovered that the corpse of
Morris Goldsticker was this week re-
moved IT. N the potter's field, and they
threaten to have the medical colleges
searched.
Kate Never, a handsome young wo-
man of Plenix. New York, has been
Jailed lor the murder of her aged hus-
band. 4 package of arsenic and Two
pounds OF paris green were found in
her house.
Edward F. Lowe, assistant general
freight agent OF the Erie railway, who
has been lwt nty-srven years in the
EMPLOY Of the comp my died from ty-
pi!old fever ut his home III Plaintielu,
New Jersey.
The s;eam-tug Dougherty exploded
her Gui er. Sunday. hear Elizabeth.
P~ennSy'vani", killing Two men and
scale, n l''rpe Olhnr-. TIE smoke
sia. k WAS blown over hill Two hun-
drtu .eel high.
The Cincinnati board of public works
has ord red the y tpartli"n OF All | tn
author u the Issue OF S2.LOU. 0W in
" I'll granite OF asphalt, the city 10 bear
hal. the expense.
Mr.. Ful,s.rn. residing near Galena.
llnn"is. WAS stricken with paralysis
Willie n%ulloniny IL cni!u's slloe. Sne
speedily recovered. with the exception
or h.r tongue. which she is unable to
use in conversation.
In the fiji, ol O'Donovan Rossa, in
NV Iork. Ir:I. y. Hn ;it1rly occurred
between Clpl1n Thomas +. thrlan,
OF kHns;S Guy. and r cl:,rd Sholt,
ieaulHT IRISH H. llUllallsLs, both Of whom
W., Re 1;,1ally II jur, d.
The DEuZ administration has swept
the unpopular stamp law off the statute
books OF NJ, X CO. Retail d, Iltrs can
how ir..w their wallets and pay taxes a
yer in adv.llc' on the estimated
amount OF their sales.
Hundreds OF families along the Wa
bash and White Rivers. have been
driven from their homes by the floods.
Both streams are overlooking their
banks, II the country below Vim
crrnts. Ind. is III danger.
Since the recent arrest of Miles Ogle.
the counterfritcr, at NJ, nlphis. officers
OF the secret service have traced out
his plates and paper, and found $780,
WO.OO in bills near Louisville and $685.
0Oo,UIO at the Cincinnati stock yards.
The latest railway m in Chicago
'e 10Th" effect that the st. Paul road is
negotiating for the purchase Of the
Chicago, St. Louis and Western, now
completed to Pekin, Illinois, with the
intention Of extending it to Kansas
City.
Mrs. T. X. Dreamer, whose husband
is prominent in political circles in New
York city, made a desperate attempt
at suicide while visiting at Kankakee
Illinois. She swallowed nearly a tea
spoonful of arsenic, but her life wa
saved.
DEHcan G. Ross, the athlete. has dis.
posed o: his saloon in Cleveland and
applied for admission to a theological
seminary at Toronto, with the inten.
ton Of entering the ministry. The
death of his wife brought about the
change.
Two men went out from Ontonagon,
Michigan, last Monday, without
matches or food. to hunt deer. They
were forced to kill their dog and eat
the raw flesh. and had laid down to
die when found by a searching party,
Friday.
Charles Pulliam, whose remains have
been taken to Eincennes. Indiana, is
said to have been a spotter for the
Union Pacific road. and while acting
as brakeman was knocked from the
train at Abilene by some person un-
known.
Rumors affecting the solvency of G.
T. Huntington, the transcOnlinental
railway magnAte. are afloat III New
York. Judge Lawrence has ordered 4
speedy lri i OF three SUITS brought
against him, involving a large amount
OF money.
Joseph Gillespie, who died Wednes-
day ut Id "%ardsville. Ill snois, p. rlici-
p!t'd in tie Is ack Hawk w"r in 1881,
and IS a lawyer Was associated with
Abraham Linro II and General Shields.
F"rtwrivr years hr was judge of the
Nv, nly-four,h circuit.
Governor Gray. OF Indiana, was IN
auguraled Monday afternoon at the
opera house III indianapolis. The
democratic members OF the house IN.
tend to p IS a resolution in favor OF
placing U. S. Grant and Filz John
Porter on the retired list.
Over twelve Thousand potters of
New Jersey htld Il mr. ting ut Trenton
Tuesday. and decid 4 not TO accept the
new plice-l!s.. which rciuc $ Wages "a
per cent. 1t is said thai seven mali,!.
%faclurrrs have determined to Ike.
their men at the old pr.ces.
Judge Blodgrtt HIS decided that
there i no reason for staying toreclOs.
ure p~rocredin"s against the University
OF Chicago. lie showed that Stephen
A. Dougl. S, when president Of the
board O trustees, executed a mortgage
on the property tor s25 co..
Another Orange outbreak is reported
from Bay Roberts. New %ounulanl.
Hundreds Of armed Or.Ingtmen parad.
ed the Streets Sunday. and the New
lo.k r dtmp,iouis; Fathers were be-
sieaed IN their dwelling. Police aid
Was dispatched from st. JOHNS.
The will Of Daniel L. Wells. of Mil.
w"uke'.. covering properly valued a,
over $l.O0l.CUO gives tn" Prospect ave.
nue. homestead and 100000 III cash tC
the willow. and provides for the pay.