Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-07-01
NUMBER 3.

be . good thing to have Norman seock
improved little. II Il getting nighty
low in some directions =
CLEVELAND, June 30.-The military
guard at Lake View cemetery, whlch ~
watched Garield's tomb for nearly ~
years, was Withdrawn today by ordseof
the war department.
CHICAGO, June 29.-It has jnst hsssI
discovered that Ernest Aelcherer, ono u
the jurors secured In the anarchist ca1a1,
is rsbld socialist and he has been III
communication with the other jufynaa
for three days.
LONDON, June 2s.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher and Mrs. Beecher arrived n Loa-'
don today. They were met at the depot
by Dr.. Parker, of the City Temple, nd
wife, and were driven to DR.. Parkes's
house in st. Johns Wood.
BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Solemn and in.
presslve ceremonies and great gather
ing of the dignitaries Of the Catholic
church from all parts Of the United
States attended the comforting Of the be-
retta on the new cardinal, Gibbons.
FERGUS FALLS. June 30.-Specaal "a
Pioneer Press: The fire st Hsnning this
afternoon destroyed Holbin's furniture
store, Clapp's feed store and Geo. Pol
ster's store and residence, besides several
barns. Total loss 5000; partially In
sured.
DEs MONIES, June 3O.-The democratic
state convention met in this city today.
Eight hundred democrats are in attead-
ance, although the representation il nmi.
ted to 622. Various committees were -
lected, and the convention adjourned nm.
til tomorrow.
ABERDEEN, June 3O.-The territorial
democratic committee meets here tomor-
row. There are th'rty-two member.
Boynton Of Lennox, Inmsn Of Vermll-
hon. Webb of Pembins, Smith Of Sioux
Falls, and Kelleher of jamestown have
arrived. The chances are in favor OF
AUCEuCC0 VI 1tkO.
VALLEY CITY, June 3O.-Speclal to Pl-
oneer Press: The third annual meeting
of the North Dakots Educational aasocis-
tion convened here this morning With
good attendance. In his address Pfe1i.
dent John w. Cowan stated there were
1,l46 teachers, 895 schools and Is, ,725 pu.
nila IN North Dakota
MADISON, Wis, June q. Frank White
of Minneapolis, who graduated from The
mechanical enginesging courss at The
university last Wsdnsd ~ drowned
in Aendeta lake wiale bathiaG. Whiis
was q years old, aud HAD secured posi-
ton 1t the university machine shop for
the summer.
WAvERLY, MIMI, June 3o.-A fre
broke out about midnight last night in
the grocery store Of John NcGlnley. caus-
ed by the accidental breaking Of lamp.
The building and stock IL . total loss.
Loss $4,000; Insurance. el,s0O. in the
Hartford and Commercial Union. The
city ball and jail adjoining were also
burned to the ground. No insurance..
WINNIPEG, June 30.-The first trans-
continental train Of the Csnadiaa Pacific
railway, from the Atlantic ct Quebec to
Vancouver on the Pacific, will reach ihs
city at O'Clock .. m. tomorrow. A
grand civic and military demonstratlon
will commemorate the event q well @
that of Dominion day. The mayor and
council will present the general manager
with congratulstory address. The tram
after stay of forty minutes, Will proceed
enroute to Vancouver, reaching it, desli-
nation Sunday morning, making tho
journey in less than six days.
GRANTING THE RIGHT OF WAY.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Scnator SAW
yer introduced bill today granting tAs
right of way through the Crow rcservs-
ton to the Billings, Clark's Forks 4 y
Greek City railroad.
BRIDGE OVER THE 500,
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The con-
merce committee Of the house this morn
ing reported favorably the house bill CIV
ing Minneapolis, sault st. Marie and Al
lantic railway company authority 70 erect
. bridge over st. Mary's river at he 500,
probably over the Rapids.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-Late this afternoon
. train on the Lake Shore road was
thrown off the track nv sfriker> naar En,
tieth street. A Baltimore & Ohio tram
came along afterward and was defalled.
Then the Lake Shore train, east bound.
came along and was allowed to pan.
There were four men who turned the
switches, and - soon - they dd % they
ran swiftly across the prair,e. Three or
four pistol shots were Gred after then,
which brought them TO . stop. They
were arrested and taken to the towa Of
Lake Hall. where they were ineatined =
the men who threw open the svitchss
and ditched the trains the other day at
that point. There was NO blood ahsd.
ST. PAUL, June 3O.-Tsmorrow IL d.
cls,on Of the board OF railway aad wass-
house COMMISSIONER reducing passAesr
rates in 4innesota to the maximun faae
Of three cents per mile will bscoae o.
erative. Gen. ]. H. Baker, cAaarnaa e
the commission, said today hat - knsw
OF no road which woald fefuse % obey
orders, bat should any d %, suiis b eUn-
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