The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-16

indictments found will probably not occur
before the last OF January.
Senator Hale's four boys have $50, OOo
each, which their grandfather, the latt
Senator Chandler, left them.
Gen. Logan's hair has not yet symptom
OF the ominous gray color. 1t is as black
as q ravens wing.
in which sixty Burmese were killed.
In a recent speech Count KaInoky,
Austrian minister Of foreign affairs, said;
The relation between Austria and the Unit.
ed States were most friendly, and the ap.
pointment OF an American minister at
Washington were imminent.
Arrangements have been made for a sale
OF the Sloss Furnace company's property
OF Birmingham, Ala, to a syndicate OF buy
ers from Richmond, New York and this
state. The price to be paid is 50. 900, 900.
The property comprises some of the most
valuable coal and iron lands in the south.
Henry B. Duesterberg, the city treasurer
OF Vincennes, Ind, is short in his accounts
$10,O 600 or $l2 1000.
D. w. Browning, ex-clerk OF Monroe, Ind,
shot himself through the body, inficting a
fatal wound. Defalcation was the cause.
Cardinal Taschereau OF Montreal will
leave early in December for Rome with
Cardinal Gibbons to receive the red hat
at the hands OF the pontiff himself in the
consistory to be held next month. When
In Rome the question OF the church and
the knights OF Labor will be defined.
Charles A. Brown and P. l.. Hareett
were killed at Syracuse by the explosion OF
a filter in a pan at the experimenting
works. = +: .,--. . .
Judge Ruddick at Charles City, Iowa,
sentenced Chester Bellows, the murderer OF
Alice Waterman, to the penitentiary one
year, and to be hung Dec. l6, 1887.
Postofice name changed: Minnesota:
Lense, Hennepin county, to Hamet.
Postmasters commissioned-Iowa; West
Little Rapids, g. R. Woodward. Fourth.
class ~nostmasters Observation-Disclosures:
Fort Sully, 9: p. Russell; La HUGE, N. J.
Willard; Ludden, G. s.. Brown: Iowa: Cen.
trail City; E. M. Sawyer. Dunbar, III.
Thompson; Flemingville, s. Ludwig: Nor.
rigora, q. Kelly.
At Mount Vernon, ILL.,, a vein OF coal five
and ,one-half feet thick was struck. The
coal is pronounced to be of the finest
quality, very like anthracite.
It Is announced in Dublin that Sir Rob.
ert Hamilton will resign the office of under
secretary for Ireland at the end OF this
month. The News says: Nobody will be
deceived into supposing that his resigna.
ton is voluntary. For months a mob Of
to know better, have ciamored for his re-
moval. Their cutlery has at last gained
their base purpose. @ y
When the record OF the past week is fully
made up it will prove to have been one q
the most disastrous ever known in the
history OF lake navigatian. Thus far nc
very large vessels appear to have beer
lost, but the destruction has been terrible
among the sma Her craft,
Julius Jones and Henry Kohel Of Olive
Iowa, were duck hunting, when Kohel &C.
c~identally shot and killed Jones.
Martin johnson Of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
while returning to his home in an intoxi
Gated condition was set upon and so badly
beaten by an unknown man that he died,
Secretary Whitney, has made public the
form OF contract which bidders for the new
cruisers will be required to enter into. II
requires a guarantee of power nearly twice
as great as that required by the Roach
contracts and equal to the best possibili
ties OF naval science. Provision is made
for extra compensation for exceeding the
0 w A0AAue
below it. 8 -. 70 ~
Colonel John Moore, Of the medical de.
partment OF the army, was recently
appointed surgeon general by the presi
dent, to succeed Surgeon General Murray,
retired. Col. Moore, who is at San Fran.
cisco, has been directed to report at Wash
ington Immediately. Col. Moore has q
good army record. For gallant and mer.
itorious services during the Atlanta cam.
paign he was made q lieutenant colonel on
Sept. 1, 1854, and on March Is, 1865,
was promoted to colonel in recognition O
his faithful and m~eritorious services. He
war made assistant surgeon in July, 1853,
given the rank OF captain in Jnne, 1853,
and Of major in June. 1852. Col Moore
10 an INDIANA man.
Bishop Whipple resigned as q member oil
the Northwestern Indian commission, and
John w. Daniels of Faribault. Mimi, was
appointed solely upon the bishops recon-.
mendation. The bishop speaks Of Daniels
"a an excellent q devoted thoroughly
and completely to the interests Of the In
dams, and having q wide experiences amonl
them. He ma at one time an inspector in
tho indian service. At one time during
Hayes administration when the ~appropria.
tion bills failed ~ pass and congress at an
extra session. passed q lump ANN for the
support 81 the Indians, the amount, some
500, 0O0, was plaeed In Bishop Whipple's
hands Tor ~distributtOn. He assocdatsd
With him Ne. DAniels, and highly c0na1nsnd-
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