Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-07-05

Frank Slole, sawyer in Shows saw mill
at Lakeville. Wis, was struck in the piT of
the stomach with a shingle bolt, dying short
"a after.
A young man named Rock. Of Norfolk
township. MINI, put an old gun barrel into
the fire to repair il. II proved TO be loaded,
sud as soon as IL became heated il went off
the charge entering Rocks right groin. He
viii probably die
Rosa Dora Baker of st Charles. MINI, has
been committed 20 the Rochester insane hos
pital by Judge Story. Fifteen years ago he
committed the same woman TO St Peter
She recovered and was released about nine
months ago, but her insanity has returned ia
a violent form
Sixteen ladies and gentleman hired the
steam Yacht Oliyette aud left Newark n ]
When at the mouth Of the bay the yacht ran
ON "a rock and some Of the passengers in at
tempting to jump on shore, upset the boat,
which slid of into deep water, and six Of the
girls were drowned.
Two young men were drowned in Clark's
Fork river, near Weeksville Montana Ii is
said they were crossing the river in small
boat which came in contact with n rope
stretched across the river for the purpose of
running a ferry, upsetting the boat and the
under current carried both men under. Who
they were is unknown.
boy, at n New York boarding house. shot
aud instantly killed Rosie Sheridan. nineteen
years of age, and assistant cook in the
boarding he nse He shot her in the head
Then be blet his own brains out by sending
a bullet froEi the same weapon through his
right temple. Young Seaford had been des-
perateiy in love with the cook for sometime
but she took no notice Of him. He had
threatened her with death a number of times.
but even this did not attract her notice, 50
the boy killed her and thea killed himself
4 severe fire occurred at Holbrook, Arizona
There was 10000 pounds OF wool consumed.
The Holbrook house was next burned. follow
ed by the Atlantic and Pacific depot section
house, two ears loaded with government
merchandise and twelve empty freight cars,
other stoirT, dwellings. lodging houses and
the Wells Fargo express Office. Considerable
local freight was burned with the depot
The Attorney General Of Nebrask a delivered
an opinion at Lincoln in the case Of Joe
Wing Fong, a rbinaman, yho was refused
naturalization PAPERS 10y the district court Of
Dodge county. The attorney geBeraldecided
that Chinaman cannot become citizen I'M
der the United States statute, which restricts
the privileges of naturalization to "alens
being FIRE white persons end to aliens of
African nativity or African descent" The
attorney general holds that ChinamaR is
not a white person.
fatal accident occurred at Gable City Pa.
ON the Pennsylvania railroad. in which six
laborrrs Of gravel train were killed and
bYe fatally injured. The train hands on the
gravel train escaped by jumping. A freight
train from Snnbury, with more ears thar il
could place on one siding, was distributing
ears on several tracks when a gravel train
ran into it's rear end, aud the lal,orerS were
crushed To death The bodies Of -four cannot
be recovered until the wreck is cleared
Jerry Manning, a well known gambler. was
discovered at Helena, Montana, staggering
and acting very peculiarly He developed all
the symptoms Of Opium poisoning and be-
came unconscious. Not coming to, doctor
was summoned He was taken TO his room.
where the physician and his friends Iabored
with him for several hours. But the effects OF
the drug could not be shaken of. and after
lingering in an Unconscious state the sufferer
died. He came from .;t PauIeight years ago
where his relatives still live He has a broth
er-in-laN named Tim Reardon, who lives in
st. Paul
Andrew Flodin, "a veterinary surgeon Of the
town Of Brunswick. Minnesota was arrested on
ehsrge Of tlreatning a neighbor's wife and
nsiHg obscene language. He was held by
the Tusties to enter into bond TO keep the
peace or 20 TO jail for three months He re-
fused 20 give bonds, and Sheriff Williams