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

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A destructive cyclone. accompanied b.
Q rain storm. prevailed at Wilkesbarre
Pa, and in the Mahoning valley on Thurs
day, the 18th inst. The roofs ofhouses il
the various parts OF the city were torn of
were greatly damaged and trees were snap
ped in~twain. At Kingston, q mile distant
the new Catholic church was totally wreck
ed. At Parsons, three miles from Wilkes
barre, Bobert Johnson was struck by
flying plank and instantly killed.
Assigning the several Labor candidates
elected to the next congress to the par
ty which their declared prediction
favor, the house OF the Fiftieth congress
will stand ITO Democrats to 1856 Republi
cans. -"... l- a..s
The influx of defaulters from the United
States to Canada has become such q publ,
FESTIVE at being made a refuge for these pub
lie and private thieves, and will welcome 6
treaty which will make it impossible in tn.
future for Canada to become the resort O
Mandelbaums and the Enos.
Engineer Martin Kelly, whose wild trair
scollided with. passenger train on the Chi
cago q Northwestern road near Pine Bluffs
Wis, some days ago, killing one man AND
%wounaing several Others, was held for tria
for ~manslaughter in 81, 900 bail.
The %coroner's jury at Deadwood nthe
case OF Sandy Connolly, killed by p. H
Trudell, returned a verdict OF willful and
premeditated murder against Trudell, and
charging the wife with being an accomplish.
The parties are now in jail. %
C. w. Pike, boots and shoes, was closed
ment note to the Stickney Shoe company
OF Fond du Lac.
News has been received OF q disastrous
fire in the town of Londo, on the Pasis
river, Island OF Luzon, the largest of the
Philippine group. One thousand houses
were burned.
An American adventures named Kate
Belmont, alias Marquise Rose de la Sale,
who has taken refuge in England, has been
sentenced in default to two years inpris-
onment for obtaining money under false
pretenses, by means OF letters purporting
to have been signed by DR.. Coffin, late
bishop OF Southwark.
The Badischelandes Zeitung states that
the German ambassador at Paris has been
instructed to inform the French govern
ment that their application to the cham;
bers for u credit OF f28, 900, 600 for mill.
tary and naval supplies wo aid be regarded
by Germany as a declaration OF war. The
statement has caused n sensation in Paris
although it's truth is doubted.
Lynchburg (Va.) News: Mr.. Hopkins,
the successful candidate for congress, re-
ceived the announcement Of his election
with the utmost nonchalance. On the
night OF the election he attended the reviv-
al services at Centenary church, and from
there went home and to bed without even
visiting d polling place or a newspaper
office to ascertain how the election had
gone. Wednesday morning he was at his
counter in his store not the least elated.
but dignifed and pleasant to all who ap.
preached him on the subject.
Hon. Hiram Cable. father OF II. r. Cable,
president OF the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railroad, died at Davenport.
At Milwaukee the attention of George L..
Thomas, worshipful master of Wisconsin
Lodge, +. and A. NJ. was called to the fact
that John Rusk, the young Canadian who
died suddenly in a dingy South side lodg-
ing house the other night. had a Masonic
emblem, o square and compass, with the
letter g" indelibly pricked upon one of
his arms. This led to an Investigation,
ceased was a mason. Mr.. Thomas took
charge OF the remains and telegraphed the
facts regarding the young mans death to
Henry Russell of Quebec, who is the depu-
ty grand master of the Dominion and re-
ceived the following reply: "Send the body
Immediately, and wire it's departure. The
father OF the deceased will pay all expenses"
During the wake over the body of a
young man named McCann Of Sioux Falls
a few days ago, the house accidentally
caught fire and the corpse was burned.
"Rilr" Parker, who died in Murray, Ida.
no, the other day, was widely known and
liked in Colorado, where he made and lost
more big fortunes than any man in the
cfof 70 Hn ISnl -~@~ ~fAo- Ill
ions.
Bill Nye and fam lily are in Ashville, N.
Q. The latter went there to spend the win.
ter and the former was obliged to join
them to recuperate his health. He was
forced to cancel his lecture engagements.
In his annual report to the secretary OF
war. Paymaster Rochester states that the
total sum disbursed to tho army for the
past fiscal year was $13,444, 1873.
Miss Myra Clark Gaines Whitney, grand.
daughter OF the well known New Orleans
litigant, will shortly make her debut in
Washington society. Although but seven
teen years old she has already displayed
considerable grace as a writer OF poetry
and fairy tales.
Mayor Grace of New York has appointed
Mrs. Mary Agnew, wife of DR.. Agnew, the
well known ~oculist, and Miss Grace Dodge,
members OF the school board. They are
the first women ever appointed to the DO.
sition in New York. 80
Bishop William D. Walker OF Faro.
OAK, is in Washington. IS
. The troops have been withdrawn from
the stock yards OF Chicago, but the
deputy sheriffs remain. ~ -
M. E. Bell, supervising architect Of the
treasury, in his annualreport, says: Act
i've operations were prosecuted during the
year on eighty-one buildings in various
parts OF the country, varying in cost Of
construction from $50, 900 to $500. 900 or
$500, 1000. The total expenditures during
the year upon new buildings aggregated
$2,082, 447. The expense OF repairs and
preservation of public buildings was $147.-
1854. The architect recommends that an
the employees This Office. except spec ialistg.
be brought under the civil service reform
rules.
Frank Jones, the New Hanpshire mill
~ionaire; has lost his health and has gone
to Florida. IN
Another big strike of miners is threa ten
ed in the Connellsvilie (Pa.) region.
It is rumored in Detroit that Michael
Davitt's friends fear a conspiracy to MUIR
der him.
At Sioux City, bench warrants were lie.
sued and served On all the accused parties
connected with the Haddnck n,urdar casa