The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-11-18
~Northwestern News Notes.
Rev. =. D. Eaton has been inaugurate
as President Of Relnit Cnllara. Wis

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Or. w. H. Palmer,state prison physician,
was called before the Michigan prison in-ss
spectors at their regular meeting and
charged with receiving brides from conyicts
70 assist them in procuring pardons. The
charaes were made by Warden Hatch. The
doctor denied all the charges and the board
decided to suspend him from Office pending
I'm investigation.
a forest fire ragged on. the North fork sof
the M~aquoketa river, in Jackson county,
Iowa. " houses, two horses, d large
Quantity OF cord wood, ties and about
twelve miles Of timber has been consumed.
The fire was started by q man who was
burning brush. High winds has kept it
beyond control.
At Clinton, Iowa, Anna Maloney, twenty
wears old, took strychnine because her
mother scolded her. She died in half an
hour.
The betrothal is announced Of Miss En-
ma Denster, daughter of ex-congressman
T. Y. Deuster OF Milwaukee, and Baron
Paul Won ~Paumgarten, secretary OF the
Austrian Hungarian legation at Washing
on.
Sam Tiffany entered the house Of an
aged widow named Blood, two miles west
OF Weyauwegaon, Wis.,, and after stran-
gilng her into unconciousness outraged her.
Tiffany has been arrested and is in Jail in
Waupaca. He has served three terms in
the penitentiary for larceny. Threats Of
!lynching are made by Mrs. Blood's neigh
bors. >sl 49,
s. B. Brown, who came to Mitchell, Oak,
recently from Michigan and engaged in the
farm machinery business, has decamped
owing everybody in sums from $1,000 to
81, zoo. His creditors are turning up n
every hand at this time.
Gov. Harrison, of Conn.,. has refused to
honor a requisition from the governor Of
Iowa, asking for the surrender of William
H. Bradbury, accused OF forgery.
L. Abraham & Co., wholesale clothiers
at Milwaukee were closed upon attach
ments. Liabilities about $50, 900; nssets
unknown. &5E
George Prescott, formerly a barber at
the Hotel Ryan, St. Paul, n last winter
in the employ OF George knight OF New
Richmond, Wis, just eloped with a young
girl of that place. ,
The differences between the Chicago, Mil
waukee 81 st. Paul railroad and the city OF
Aberdeen. Oak. have been amicably settled.
Main street is to remain open, and a COM
modious passenger depot will be built.
Church's Ferry, twenty miles from Dew
IFS Lake, OAK, is a town OF $50 inhabi-
tants, and is growing rapidly. On the 9Th
OF July the first nail was struck and q
small one.story frame building erected,
while to-day Church's Ferry boasts Of some
Of the largest and best buildings west Of
DEVILS Lake.
Mr.. E.. B. Huntington died OF his resi-.
dence in New Richmond, Wis. He had beena .
constant and terrible sufferer from epithel-
iona OF the face for several years. He
was one OF the very first settlers OF New
Richmond and had a large circle Of friends.
d D.nll~~ A.-,.o1s-- -.1.r-.~ 49,.
ployed by Carpenter & Underwood, cracker
manufactures of Milwaukee, has been ar
rested on a charge of embezzlement, pre-
ferred by Michael carpenter, the senior OF
the firm. .. +
DR.. Bradley Of Sargent county, Oak, has
confessed assisting in stufing the ballot
box at the election there two years ago.
John Tchornegan OF Carroll, Iowa, lost
fourteen head of cattle by taking them
from grass pasture and turning them into
a stock field. In the stomach and intes-
tines Of each were found indigested balls
OF the husks.
Grand Forks Herald: Fighter" the
Indian boy who killed the boy Whitmer,
punished even slightly, is to be sent to q
school and educated as q very likely lad.
That is one way OF encouraging red young
ideas to shoot.
Col. j. G. Edison Of Glencoe was appoint.
ed by Gov. Hubbard to fill the vacancy In
the Eighth judicial district caused by the
resignation of Judge J. L. Macdonald,
elected to congress. James {. Edison vas
born at Edson's Corners, Otsego county,
tied at Plainsville. Wis. He graduated from
the Poughkeepsie law school in 1857. He
removed to Garden City, MINI, in 1851,
but Don after settled in Glencoe. In 1861
he enlisted in Company B, Fourth Mime.
sofa volunteers, and q month after his en-.
listment was made captain. He was in .
large number OF battles, and accompanied
Sherman on his march to the sea.
The following pensions nave just been al.
N. Jordan, Excelsior; Samuel Wylie,
Woodstock; Michael Anderson, Highland;
j, HI. Snaps, Cleveland; III. Won Rumohr,
Rush City; John Schmaiz, Heron Lake;
Matthew Buckingham, Fillmore. Pensions
increased-L. D. Lurall, Duluth; j. L. Sar-
gent, Dundas; John Pine. Clayton; D. O.
Frothington, New Hartford; George Dewitt,
III. B. Grifing, Long Lake; w. Layton,
Spring Valley; s. Chapman, Saltwater; W.
B. Hancock. Red Wing; A.. Altman, Sioux
Center; A. II. Cooper, Malta; j. H. Thow,
Vernon Center; George Silsbee, Lakeville;
Andrew Barr, Red Wing. Pensions. reis-
6ued-M. Il. Lutkln, Tracy; fhlllp Ban
dan,J Henderson,; George Ibach, Preston; :
William Maurer, Henderson.
J. H. Lcche's house, with its contents,
four miles from Clearwater, Wright CO.,
was burned. Loss, s 1900; partly insured.
~Ignatius Donnelly comes out Of thu po-
litical maelstrom with q ticket OF admis-
sion to the legislature from Dakota county.
The assessed valuation OF taxable real
estate in Washington has increased in
three years from $50, 151, 43o to $96,-
38s,4S6.
Delaney, the United States district at
torney Of Wisconsin, who was defeated Tor
congress, wishes to withdraw the resignar
ton which he rendered.
The Central Labor Union OF New York
proposes to organize perm amently and
form a new party to take an active part
in the canvass OF 1888.
Capt. Frank Joy Of Chicago, who was Ia
charge of the train load Of Pinkerton spe,
cial police, accused Of having shot and kill
ed Terrence Bergley at the close Of the rs-
cent strike OF the packing house employees,
has been captured and placed in iail To-
await the action OF the grand Jury.
At st. Louis the decision OF the lower