Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-06-17

members. These men claim that their OBJ
ject is to build home for each OF the mem
bers, and they have between 81, 900 and
$4,000 in their treasury.
Mr.. Powdcrly expressed himself as OPP
posed to federal interference in arbitration
beyond passing resolution iavoring it.
Phil Armour, the Chicago pork packer,
has just cleared 81, 1000, 900 profit on his
recent investment in bonds OF the st. Paul
road.
Gov. David b. Hill is engaged to be
married to wealthy widow OF Albany.
Culver Barcrlow, the famous lobby agent
Of the Pennsylv railroad in New Jersey,
is dead. He was for years the virtual
political boss of both parties.
Bishop Thomas +. H,ndricken Of Rhode
Island is dying.
John o'Brien killed Asa r. Parks,
fellow convict in the Joliet penitentiary.
The Massachusetts legislature, after
lively discussion, defeated the bill for the
licensing Of private detectives.
The general synod Of the Reformed
church is in session at New Brunswick, n.
j. The $4,000 dedication of John Il.
Smith, late treasurer OF the board OF do
nestle missions, causes much embarrass-
nient.
The Shell Lake, Wis, Lumber eompany's
mill was burned involving loss OF about
$50, 900; Insurance small. Two hundred
men are thrown ont of employment.
The City hotel at Marshall, MINI, and
several adjoining buildings were destroyed
by fire. Loss, 50, 600; no insurance.
Congressman Bennett and Cowles OF
North Carolina SO strongly resemble each
Of hoo 20, lso laftt la tu,f
Both were horn in 1910, both served in
the confederate army and occupy seats
close together
President Cleveland's first message to
congress: The fathers OF our families arc
the best citizens Of the Republic. Wife and
children arc the sources OF patriotism, and
coniugal and parental affection beget deyo-
tion 70 the country.
L. ID. Underwood has resigned the super
intendency OF the Iowa & Dakota division
OF the Milwaukee & st. Paul, to accept the
general superintendency OF the Minneapo-
lis. Sault Ste. Marie q Atlantic and the
Minneapolis & Pacific roads. He will have
charge OF the operation OF the former, and
Of the construction OF the latter.
The Union League club house at Chicago,
just completed, c ost sits, 900, it is said to
be the finest in the United States. The
Rev DR. Pharcellus Church, one OF the
most prominent Baptist clergymen in the
country, has Just died at Tarrytown, n. ",
aged eishty-fiye.
Five stores burned Mt Assumption, H.,
Loss. $4,000
Secretary Manning has accepted the
presidents suggestion and will allow his
resignation to lie over until his leave of alb
sence shall have expired. Assistant Secre-
tary Fairehild has been requested to con-
tinue to act as secretarr meantime, and
has consented. Secretary and Mrs. Man
ming accompanied by Joseph W. Miller,
commissioner OF internal revenue, and Mrs.
Miller, have left Washington for Hot
Springs. Va.
Washington Special TO New York World;
There is no prospec OF any difficulty be-
tween this country and England over the
subject OF Canadian fisheries. The British
authorities do not intend to sustain the
Canadian officials in the;r seizure al the
schooners that visited Digby simply for
the purpose Of buying bait. A diplomat
who had a talk with Minister West says
that MIR. West has already given the state
department assurance that the British
government will readily consent to a most
liberal construction OF the treaty, which
will permit American fishermen to buy bait
The secretary OF the navy says: The
vessels of thu North Atlantic squadron
have been under ortlers Tor several days
to prepare for sea. They will go easterly
MS usnah aud report for further orders at
Portland, Me. They will visit the fisheries
under instructions from the department,
and il is hoped will help TO allay, rather
than increase the existing antagonism.
Secretary Bayard has received a tele-
gram from Consul General Phelan at
Halifax, rs follows: american merchant
vessels can purchase freshfis ofall kinds"
William Godfrey OF Lansing, Iowa. was
drowned from steamer.
Harvey block. one of the finest in the
city OF Waterloo, Iowa, was badly scorehed
by fire. The flames were confined to the first
floor. The losses and insurance are as
follows: G. w. Harog, on building. 81
900; insura nee, $4,000 each in Under
writers, Pennsylvania and North America.
Hoffman & Davis. Crockery, $4,000; in
surance, 81, 900 in Williamsburg and 81, 000
in sun. J. H. Stanley, jewelry, loss, 81. 900;
insurance, 81, 500 in the II ONE oil New
York.
At Raymond, Oliver county, Dakota,
Charles p. Thurs tor shot Frank j. Will
Jams with n shot gun, the charge taking
effect in his body. There has been long
Standing fued between the parties. The
wounds are not dangerous.
Frank Mcmillan, of Central Illinois, went
bathing in the Minnesota river near ST.
Peter recently, and it is supposed he was
taken with cramps for he sank Immediately
and did not rise. He was visiting st.
Peter with the expectation OF locating
there.
Elk Senator Ferry of Michigan will be a
candidate ior congress in the Fifth dis
trict
Charles Delmonico, the New York ca tcrer,
is worth $2,0o0.000.
a tramp entered the room OF the Rock
Island railroad agent at Oxford, Iowa, and
at the point of n revolver robbed him Of
SIC in cash and pistol. The tramp es-
capped.
detachment Of mounted police has been
sent 20 Batoche. Navier Batochc, alter
whom the place is called. is in Winnipeg
He reports everything quiet there. although
the desolation wrought in the settlement
by the rebellion has not Disappeared and
win not for years TO come. A start has
been made toward bringing the district
back to its old condition. The half-breeds,
who, after the battle oil Batoehe,
fed TO other settlements, are beginning to
return and cultivate the farms they de-
serted. Some OF the more ignorant, how
ever. are still afraid 70 come back, fearing
arrest for participating in the revolt.
At Beloit, Wis, papers were served upon
Hugh Riley. Martin Dean, Phil Gleason,
William Crimmons, Rhoda Kerwin. George
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