Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-04-22
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
The bishop Of Madrid, who wss shol
several times by priest, has died of hi,
injuries.
There will be short crop Of sweet po.
tatoes from South Carolina, ~ whole
banks Of seed slips were frozen during
the winter.
r. G. Ingersoll and Roscoe Conkl,ng
are on the same side of the great tele.
graph law suit in New York City, sgainst
the Western Union
One of tie deputy sherihs who WAS
hurt while guarding Iron Mountain prop
erty at Little Rock, has received check
for $500 from Jay Gould.
At West Superior the Manitoba con-
template building vast docks for their
railroad requirements. About ten mil
lion feet of lumber will be used.
Secretary Turner, Of the knights Of
Labor, has 1900 applications on hand for
new assemblies. The most important is
one from the telegraphers' union.
The authorities of Greenwood, N. Y,
cemetery employan expert Mole trspper
to exterminate the pests from the grave
yard. lie has killed over 10000 in two
years.
The Northern Pacific at Fargo has
granted the Y. d. G. A. the privilege OF
erecting building on one of thei valus-
BILE lots In the center of the city.
Hon. Lewis Baker of the Globe, and
Joseph A. Wheelock Of the Pioneer Press
were talking up the advantages Of St.
Paul as stock center to the Montana
cattle men at Miles City yesterday. Also
on the side, it Is supposed they struck
lew licks for thor papers.
The Dakota club, social Cub Of busi-
ness men of Fargo, completed its organi..
zation with eighty -one charter members.
elcctlng officers as followers: Presldent
J. ID. Benton; vice president, A. w. Ed
wards; secretary, N. N. Tyner; treasurer,
A. II. Burke, with full corps Of COM
mittees. The formal dedication and
opening soon to occur will be rare 20.
clal event IN Fargo. Their rooms are
said to be the most elegant Of any social
organization in the territory.
The grand jury At Bismarck indicted
Rice and Bushby, aldermen from the
Fourth ward, for influencing illegal vot-
ting. DR.. w. A. Bentley, . leading ply
sician of the city and colonel for the
First regiment, Dakota National guards,
is also indicted on charge Of bribery.
It is alleged by the prosecution that he
gave receipted bill for medical services
amounting to 3l5 to one Of his patients
on condition that he would vote for L.
N. Griffin. 1t is generally supposed that
DR.. Bentley was offered up q . sacrifice,
the grand jury not having indicted Grif-
fin, although evidence was presented
tending to implicate him.
A sand hauler for foundry in Quincy,
Illinois, in loading wagon from . sand
bank near that city, struck with his spade,
and cut of the head from human body.
The man at once reported his discovery
and the coroner was notified. Upon fur.
ther investigation the bodies of three
children were exhumed from the saod
bank and were identified as those Of Ed
die and Charles Klusmeyer, aged res
pectively IL and years, sons of August
klusmeyer, and Charley Keltsrbach.
aged 10 years, son of Charles kelterbach.
On the fourth day of last September the
three children suddenly disappeared from
home, and Their parents made search for
them IN vain, and then offered rewards
for their discovery. 1t was the general
opinion that the childreo had been stolen
by river pirates, and advertisements were
inserted in several papers south of this
place. A shawl was found with the dead
bodies, aud it is certain that the boys
were digging cave in the sand bank,
when it cavcd in and buried them alive.