The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

evening. Wedding parties are much im-
posed upon by crowds OF curious specta~
ttorS0ccupying the seats to the exclusion
Of invited guests in evening marriages.
Justices White, Bradley. Miller and Field,
Iaofsthet United States. supremG Court, will
be eligible for retirementson Jan. 4.
Charles Fl. Ham, for dozen years Unit
ed States appraiser at..Chicago. has been
removed, and Francis A. Hoffman, Jr.,
appointed in his place.
The president has made the following. APP
4 pointnients: Aimes a.. Brown OF New York
to be consul OF the United States mt Cliff
ton, Ont; William H. Bowman Of Roches-
ter, N. Y, to be COMMISSIONS to examine
u section OF the Oregon 4 California rail-
clined; Francis A. Hoffman to be appraiser
Of merchandise In the district OF Chicago,
ILL.,; Charles w. Irish of Iowa City, Iowa,
to be SURVEYOR general OF Nevada.
The circuit court at Warren, Ohio, decid.
ed in favor OF the plaintiffin n suit brought
by a farmer ato restrain the erection OF
poles in front Of his property by an over
land telephone company. The court held
that the erection Of the poles was an adj.
ditional burden to the land not contem.
plated in the original grant OF the highway
to the public, and that the line cannot be
erected without appreciation from adjoin.
ing owners. The case will be carried to the
snprcme court.
Rev. Henry, Ward Beecher writes o letter
to Mayor Whitney OF Brooklyn respect
fully declining the public reception tender.
ed him by the Brooklyn common council.
His declination, he said, was based upon
reasons personal to himself. He expressed
his thorough appreciation Of the complh
ment. 's
Postofices established: Dakota: Housh.
tom Brown county. Minnesota: Telen,
Kittson county. Postofices discontinued
Dakota: Bethel, Clay county; Grove Fill,
Union county; Shelby, Brown county.
sofa: %Jacksville, Wilkins county. Post.
masters commissioned-Dakota Rocker
willie, s. A. Oliver. Minnesota: Ida, F..
Puhler; Pipe Stone, j. r. Stuart; Castle,
W. G. Chiffon; Smithfeld, e.. Stefnman;
Georgeville. B.. Peterson. Wisconsin:
South Osborne, Nora Devine; %Stoddard,
FL. H. White. -
A brutal fight OF thirty two rounds takes
and Jack Kenney.
mel. is assaulted by Col. J. II. knight Of
Ashland, Col. Villas business partner.
Speaker Carlisle has sold his residence in
Kentucky and will probably remove to
Kansas before long. His sons are already
located there. ,ss. }Dt .". ct
Prof.. Lyman. OF Yale college, has been
hopelessly stricken with paralysis, and
Prof. Hastings will fill his place.
C. Haven. coffin and shoe manufactures
OF Eaverhill, Mass, has assigned. Liabil.
tiles, $4,000. "
Mrs. Jessie Harding of Wyand otte,s Kan,
is sueing her former husband Mr.. Fulton,
Tor $1,000, value of her Clothes, which
Fulton kept in his possession. The
nightgowns are valued at $500, and one
suit OF underclothing is valued at $500.
Joseph P. Long, a Wholesale dealer in
cloaks. Chicago, has assigned. Liabilities,
$S6,24O.
The sensational cases Of Miss Helen A..
Hull against Mrs. Mabley- Spiers and Rev.
w. j. Spiers were discontinued in Detroit.
One case was for $50, 900 damages. for as
sault and battery, Miss Hull charging that
Mrs. SEiers beat her and caused hcr per-
manent disability. Two other suits were
against Mrs. Spiers and her husband re-
spectively, for alleged libel in criticising Miss
Hull's motives in bringing the suit. The
matter wa compromised. but on what
terms is unknown. 80.
Special Pension Agent Berry was sent to
Adrian, Mich, to secure evidence OF the
mental condition Of Hascall NJ. Cole, 81
the Daily Times. Mr.. Cole is by no means
Wealthy, but he voluntarily ~relinquished
a pension OF SIG a month, which had been
granted Tor disease contracted during tina
war. 2 .
Mrs. George Gould edith Kingdon) wore
at the opera in New York the other even
ing a black velvet gown made en- princesse,
and carried a magnificent clus ter of white
roses in her hand.
At the National Butter, Egg md Cheese
associations convention in Chicago, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
| Ynr uaprs procidonf III u . G,~io.x H.
Kalb, ILL.,; SCI retary and treasurer, "A. M.
Littler, Iowa; vice presidents. w. III. Duck
worth, New York; Charles Utley, Eoston;
II. c. Garrett, Philadelphia; James Hewes,
Baltimore; G.. NJ. Oyster, Washington; w.
L. Distin,s illinois; Hon. w. H. Batch, Mis-
souri,; W.. D. Hoard, Wisconsin.
The Ghilzai rebels in Afghanistan have
been attacked by the Afgan general sent to
subdue them and badly defeated. The gen.
eral sent to Cabul ten cart loads of heads
OF re bells killed in the battle as q token of
his victory. D..
William O'Brien, editor OF the United
Ireland. h was offered the seat in parlia-
rnent for the south division OF Sligo, has
declined to sit for that or any other 8 4
for the present.
Lord Lonsdale opera company has made
q disastrous failure in New York, and will
be taken back home.
Charles Dudley Warner toasted, Miss
Winnie Davis. as zone OF the modest ladies.
in the South at a recent banquet III Dan
vile, Va.
Julian Hawthorne is about to remove
from Sag Harbor to Scotch Plains, N. T.,
whence he can easily reach New York. He
is literary editor OF the New York World.
At the residence of the Sacred Heart
church, Chicago. the venerable Jesuit.
Father Santois, died in the seventy-eighth