Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-12-02
desperadocs resumed the fight. and lept
it up until man, On both sides were killed
and the aInun!tion almost exhausted

desperadocs resumed the fight, and lep
it up until man, on both sides were kille,
and the aInun!tion almost exhausted
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 30.-Wllliam
Stockholm, OF New York, made be
with several rends IN That city that h
could walk from New York to Charles
i. ton, s. u The wager was $500. Ol
| November 18th Stockholm started of OF
his tramp of 617 miles. He has arrived
here and appears as fresh and vigorou
rs when he first stsrted. His calculation
are to reach Charleston on December 7
| WASHINGTON, Nov. % --Superin;end
ent Bel of the foreign mail Office, re.
ports tonight receipt of a dispatch from
the postmaster gere eral at Belgium, In
forming the department that the United
States mail for Russia, Willie passing
through that country last nlaht, was
robbed Of l4l registered packages. The
robbery was discovered upon the arrival
of the OstenGe express at Vfryiers. Let
| eSAo AtOiAi 1AhiSiIS1 \biltaiuiiIE Il!ouCy dBU
diamonds 10 the amount OF &c, 600 pounds
were stolen.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 3o.-Mr. Jehu Baker,
who is to succeed William r Morrison
in congress, made an assault in the post
office at Believiile yesterday on j. NJ.
Beach, striking hum several tiiifes with a
| hpavy 4
| getting hold OF the cane aud took i. away,
bat directly afterwards returned ii to HIM.
Mr. Baker was very abusive of Beach,
and charged him with being the author
OF ali the articles published against him
during and slrc &C the campaign, by tie
Missouri Republican. The postmaster
ordered them both out Of the pos.ofIice.
| Beach Immediately left, but Baker storm
cd about in fearful passion, and The po-
l!cc had TO be sent for. No arrest was
made, bui the trouble drew an Immense
crowd and crea.ed much excitement.
FARGO, Dec. 1.-~Early this morning the
Pacific express and No 6, the Fargo s. 81.
|
do, Mimi, small town about twenty
tive miles from iere, IN The M.nnesota
| division Of the Northern Pacific. The
wreck was bad ore and has interfered
greatly with The running Of trains The
trans were G"lbic headers, and aH the
engines were almost complies. " demcl-
lshed conductor Was seilou,l " iniur-
ed and ,. numier badly hut The two
postal clerks, running frorn ST. Paui to
Bismarck, were killed. The mail car
was one 2f the new ones recently placed
on his road and together with y number
of coaches was completely wrecked. A
numoe Of conflicting stories were c;rcu
lated as to the cause OF the collision and
the blame VIII probably rot be Exactly
located until after an investigation.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. l. Mir. Henry J
Burrows Of This city, drinks half Ga llor
OF Kerosene oil weekly, taking a half pin,
Of the o'l at ore swallow. When fifteen
years oi age, he went on 4 Camp hunt and
became separated from his friends and
con.d find 10 water. He hai; !, snal
bottle OF kerosene oil, ana Frpln time Ia
tine lie would take small no;I;hSnI tc
altvlate tis lhl,s' Ii had an txhi.arat
Ing eject upon hlT. and the taste was
Pheasant. When lie returned home he
sampled the Kerosene Oll every cav or
two, a@d IN a few months was drinking
ii regularly IN small discs. OGre IN the
army during . long march his Gil gave
OUT, and Ac almost went crazy and snf
ferrd all the tor,uiCs OF u drupkard with
The delirlum lrements. He wss sent 10
hospital and recovered Immediately after
being allowed to swallow cup of kero.
sene. Mr.. Burrows now drinks nearly
half gail Of OIL week. He saws tha,
the on gives him a feeling Of exhilaratioo
aud buTns him as 1t Easses down his
throat just about as much as whisky
wonl ordinary people.
SOMERSET, Pa, Dec. ..-Ailhoughafo,
twenty or thirty years past Tie lower
end OF This county has been regarded as
OIL ta:s!toly, yet not until about q year
ago W AS any effort made towards It's de-
Velopement. Al that time a COMPANY
was organized aud commenced unera,iops |
on " hlia Greek, iu Addison to|ushlD. |
whaTe they have been working q, ju,er-
yais ever Slnce. Yesterday they were re-
waFtsed FOR their perseverance,, ann struck |
oil al !ep'h Of 500 feet. The flow was