Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
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va Ah'AIS W ANDS' ~ ASH ''>NA
Little, whose beroism at the time OF the
Rio disaster undoubtedly saved many
J lives, has received a beautiful gold medal
from the hands of Bishop Whipple, of
i'll fated train.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.--Mystcry en-
velopes the affairs of the FIRST National
bank of Glen Rock, York county, Penn
syIvanla. Within short time the p1esi-
dent and cashier have been deposed and
new officers elected. The reason for this
action was made to appear by the issu-
ance Of warrants last evening by the
United States c Commissioner for the arrest
OF VIM. Hcrbst, late pres,dent OF the
bank, and Henry Shulsz, late cashier,
and Jacob S. Herbst and Wu r. Herbst,
sons Of the president, to answer the
charge Of enbezzlng the funds Of the
bank, amounting to $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Nov. co. a fatal colls-
ION, attended by dramatic circumstances,
occurred at Anderson's station, on the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, eight miles
below here, shortly otter 2 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. An engine making a
trial trip was ordered 10 leave here not
earlier than ! .4j p. m. 1t was in charge
of Edward Droham, an old experienced
engineer. At Anderson she colliced With
the north bound freight, D!ohan ha;! IN
the cab his Two young sons, five a1d
eight years old, and John MuLer aged
five. Perceivlng the danger ahead he
Threw the three children through the cab
window, and stayed at his post. He sac
rificcd his lie for the boys.
BRUSSELS, Belgium, Nov. 30.--An ex-
citing scene occurred today in the menga-
erie al NeIv,ers Madame Sonlct, the
ilon tanner, enterd The cage Of lions in
the presence Of the keeper, accompanied
had they enterd than the lion sprang
savage!y upon Grenier. Madame S1ul4t
ran to his assistance when the beast tur-
ned upon her, and IN the struggle her
lo'0 was tetiiply ldCcTattA. ne aIED
dant courageously selzei the hon, atTor-
ding the womal's husband an opppor-
tunlty to save her. A life and hca:h
struggle el sled between The linu aud til,
attendant until another man attacked
the brute with pitch!ork. AL are bud
ly Injured.
SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 30.-General ntiig-
nation is elt by the people Of Sioux Falls
at the course OF the managers Of the Bur
llngton, Cedar Rapids Il Northern, jns,
completed to this place. lu order ,c se, a
bonus OF $50 600 voted and guaranteed by
our people, the agents of the rHad prom
| ised to give the city The same freight
rates as Sioux City. Upon this basis Ce.
dar Rapids parties came IN anu s,l Goa!
to the territory for use at the reui,eutia
| ry and deaf mute school, to the county
and city boards. Thia, Of course, pre-
vented the local dealers from getting in
the regular winter supply, expecting 10
be compelled TO sci! at Sioux City rates.
| The company has failed to lower rates
any rom the charges of other roads. The
people are indignant, and viii have AZ
| llltle TO do with the new road as possible.
Since the company has renudlatcd It's
part OF the contract, 1t is probable TIM
the bonds will not be jegal!zed, ana the
guaranty reoudlated.
DULUTH, Nov. 29.-The blg fire here
last night broke out about eight O'Clock
in elevator 90" situated in tho eastern
part of the city. on Lake Superior. The
| flames were discovered in the extreme top
Of the elevate: IN the cast end. They
spread quickly and were soon beyond
control. Consuming also elevator Ga"
Capacity Of elevator @ 500, ,G:o busht IS
and there were in il 40, 600 bushels. 4
few years ago An addition to the elevator
was made and lis capacity today was
$50 900 bushels Tie fire confined
burning all night with bright blaze, aud
The wheat will probably burn several days.
Several cars belonging to the Manitoba
and St. Paul s. Duluth roads some Of
them loaded with wheat, were also bum
cd. The cause Of the fire is supposed to
have been friction. Ii Is now known
that Foreman Ell Lee, Frcmln Cha:!2s
Moore and G. &. Loranger pe.lshed in
the fire. The total loss is nlw estimatsd
at $500 600. Tola! Insurance s7o2,3
The two elevator companies lose about !
$50. coo on storage for the winter
Ell PAso, Tex, Nov. 30-Ye tert.ay a |
party from Frio county, Tex, crossed
over TO Mexico on a horse stealing sxpe- |
dltion. They raided raagh about thirty !
miles from the boc,.eT, kiiled three men, |
captured ah0nt four,y horses ana were
heading Tor home in triumph with tha:r |
booty when they were iutefcent.,i hy a
party of Mexican rustlers. A fierce icht |
ensUed. A couple ai cashing frceoootcrs |
on both SIDES bit the dnst, many were
wounded, AID The affair promised 10 re. |
suit IN both sides getting ,leantd M.
Just at the hight OF the lelee, as VIM |
cheste!s wers cTasknl, wounded men
groanlng, aud nifty angry men swear.@s
u .~o languages bent on killing each
other perty of Mex,caa cavalry dashed
up. Before the ueG. arrivals bad time to
take in the situation the comba,su,s
ceased aghting, Almost by ..apulse a
couple OF meu from both factions retrea-
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