Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-15
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indemnity due Russia.
Following is the text OF the Duluth veto
message, hereby return without approx
nj House Bill No. s. $50, entitled "An act
TO provide for the erection OF public
building at Duluth, Mimi" After quite a
careful examination of the public needs at
the point mentioned, am entirely salts
fed that the public building provided for
in this bin IL not Immediately necessary.
Not n little legislation has lately perfected,
and very likely more will be necessary, 10
increase miscaleulated appropriations for
aud correct blunders in the construction Of
many OF the public buildings now in pro
cess of erection. While this does not fur.
nish good reason for disappearing the
erection of other buildings where, actually
necessary, it induces close scrutiny, and
gives rise 10 the earnest wish that new
projects Tor public buildings should for tbs
present be limited to such as are required
by the most pressing necessities OF the gov
ernment's business.
The British imports for June decreased
as compared with that month OF last year
100000, and the exports increased
100000.
The great hail and the right wing of the
University of Brussels burned yesterday.
Loss S2o0,ooo.
Moorish troops have sacked and de-
stroyed English factories at Cape JUDY,
on the west coast OF Sahara.
Among the nominations for postmasterf
are John A. Harris, Cheney, Wash, and J
j. Mueller, Ellensburg, Wash.
The last hope OF the Gladstonians, th,
vote In the counties, has failed. The Eng
fish counties are going Unonists. Thr
counties OF Somerset, Warwick. Hereford
Derby, Denbigh and Shropshire, in which
ccnters the agriculturalvo vote, have returned
Conservatives. Scotland continues Glad
stone. Numerous county polls have moi
yet been taken, but it is impossible to re
verse the defeat OF the government The
Cnionists are confident OF an ultimate
strength OF $40, against 300. The Con
servatives are certain that with a compact
phalanN of 300 members Lord Salisbury
viii form a complete Conservative ministry
at eighty-six, attributes his good health tt
the constant use OF oatmeal
The son Of Col. Mosby, ex-confederatea and
late consul TO Hong Kong, was recently
awarded the medal for the best contribut
ed article in the University OF Virginia Mag
azire.
Ht bNtDtDilNdhs VI IHt scNOhu tbigFtS
sional district OF Minnesota, nominate
John Lind to succeed Wakefield.
The Minnesota prohibitionists nominate
J. f. Child for governor, with full state
ticket.
John Hancock, ex-member ofcongress, is
a candidate for United States senator from
Texas.
Chicago capitalists purchased 10000
acres OF Louisiana pine lands.
An elevator is being constructed at Pitts.
burg that will run $50 feet in one minute.
The Rev. Mother Aloysia Hardy, assis,
tant general OF the Order of the Sacred
Heart, who recently died in Paris, was an
American, and came of Southern family
OF wealth and high social position.
The Presbyterian church at keystone,
OAK, is wrecked by tornado.
+. A. Edwards, the third man who has
been nominated as postmaster OF Webster
City, Iowa, was confirmed. Two men who
were nominated before were rejected, but
no objection was made to him.
j. S. Delay, prominent knight of La.
bor, says the cost OF the Gould system
strike to the Knights was 81 900, coo, and
in loss 81 wages 81, 100000. These figures
he said were official. The cost to the rail
way SOiHpstHg hds SosDVp, vvV.
The Republican editors of the state OF
Ohio met at Columbus to express their
views on the refusal OF the United States
senate to order an Investigation into the
election oil Senator Payne. Seventy-iive
editors, representing seventy counties, were
present. Gen. james NJ. Comfy OF Toledo
was chairman. The committee on resolu.
tions, MuIat Halstead, chairman, report.
ed an address to the United States senate
demanding an investigation.
Representative William II. Cole, of tn,
Third Maryland district, died at his resi-.
dence in Washington. DIR. Cole had been a
sufferer from Bright's disease for several
years past. He had been unable to attend
the meetings OF the house except once or
twice during the present session. The de-
ceased leaves a wife but no children.
The nomination OF Gen. Fitz John Por-
ter to be n colonel in the army on the re-
tired list WAS referred to the committee on
military affairs, after debate over the form
in which il " made out.
Robert l.. Upshaw Of Texas was nomin-
ated for Indian agent at the Tongue river
agency in Montana. The salary is s. 500.
Among the nominations whose comfirma
ton was announced were the following: L.
o Malley, receiver OF public moneys, Men
asha, Wis. Postmasters-0scar +. Blake
ly, Darliugt on, Wis; b. +. Mahan, Ana
conda, Mont; William Gilman, Chamber r.
lain Oak Frank b. Clayton was nomin-
ated as postmaster at Perdleton, Or.
The committee on commerce reported
adversely upon the nomination Of Herbert
F. Becchcr TO be collector Of customs for
the district OF Puget sound, and recon-
mcnded his rejection.
At the Kansas republican convention,
Gov. John 4. Martin, Lieut.. Gov. A. z.
Riddle and Secretary OF State f.. b. Allen
were renominated ID. NJ. Valentine was
nominates Judge OF the Eleventh judicial
district. The ticket was completed a. fol-
lows: Treasurer, j. III. Hamilton; auditor,
Timothy Mccarthy; attorney general, 5.
b. Saudford; superintendent OF schools, J.
II. Lowhead. Adjourned.
Joseph Fricke, the leader Of all the socia-
lists and anarchists about Pittsburg, was
arrested at the.instanee OF the postal au-
thorities, on a charge of sending written
matter enclosed in newspapers through the
mails, as lower class mail or printed mat
ter. The postal authorities opened pack
ages sent by Fricke and also discovered in
cendiary circulars, calling upon workmen
to arm themselves and revenge the deaths
OF the six men killed during the riots at Me
Cormick's works in Chicago.
Duncan c. Ross was arrested in Washing.
ton for brutally assaulting Sergeant Walsh
his competitor in mounted sword con
test exhibition. The contest was very
tame one. Walsh appeared to be the better
swordsman, and had the sympathy OF the
crowd. Every point he made was loudly
eheered while the scores made by Ross
we're unnoticed. This seemed to anger Ross,
and when the contestants were ordered to
retire after the ninth round instead OF
doing so Ross rushed at his adversary saw
agely. cutting at him right and left with his
sword. The force of his attack was such that
Walsh's horse was thrown down and fell on
his rider, who was knocked senseless by the
blows from his assaIant's sword. The
crowd called on the police present to arrest
Ross. Several officers rushed out, pulled
him from his horse. and took him to the
police station, where he was released on
bail. Walsh was carried to his dressing
room and restored to consciousness, when
it was found he was not seriously injured.
The Crolithion Manufacturing company 3
celuloid factory at Newburyport, Mass,
was burned. Loss, 100000.
Mary Anderson's Physicians in England
have advised her that years rest is alb
solutely necessary to the restoration OF
her health.
Several stores, the mayors residence and
the postoiiice are burned at Northport,
Wis.
The Milwaukee road announces a reduced
-four rate OF five cents n hundred, from
Minneapolis TO Chicago.
Elections for the local parliament were
held on the Sth in British Columbia The
returns indicate great government vic.
tory In tho eli az Nicf o..is ono o,,,,s;
ton and three government members were
returned The Victoria district return.
two government members. 1t is believed
that Esbuimalt has done likewise. New.
minister city returns one opposition.
Lord Harrington and Mr. Chamberlain
addressed a meeting ut Rossendale and were
loudly cheered. \ vote of confidence ih
Harrington was adopted by large ma or
iLN Mr. Chalnherlain in his sncech sni1l-