The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-02-09
General News Items,

IaU hllleu anu JOnu Z. ClOW sign ArUlclc5
for a fight to a finish for $1,000 a side.
Callan and Harkins, the American dyn.
amiters in London, are convicted and sen.
fenced to fifteen years penal servitude.
In the Kentucky senate strong resol1-
tons protesting against the passage OF the
Blair bill by congress were adopted by q
vote OF FL to 8.
President Ingalls, OF the senate amour.
ces the select committee OF five to deal
with the Pacific railroad funding matter,
and Senator Davis is a member.
John O'Connor. q pine broker OF Chippe.
wa Falls, has just completed a large sale
OF land for H. P. Christy OF Detroit, Mich.
The purchasers are Bosworth & Reilly,
and the price paid 100000.
TIE supreme court OF New York has
granted an additional attachment against
the property in that state OF James M.
Vail d Co., OF Milwaukee within a suit
brought by William Ah%lernauser to re-
cover $21,O 600, moneys deposited.
1t is two weeks since any mail has been
received at Nantucket, Mass. The sound
Is full OF ice and it extends southwark as
far as the eye can reach. A three. masted
schooner is drifting with the ice neal Tuck
ernut shoals and is likely to be carried
ashore.
Capt. Richie. OF the state Line steamer
State OF Indiana, was presented at Lon
don, on behalf Of President Cleveland, a
gold watch and chain, and Campbell. first
officer, a binocular glass, for saving the
crew OF the ship Triumphant OF Boston,
abandoned at sea.
Rev. DR.. Courtney, who was rector OF the
St. James aristocratic North side parish.
Chicago five years ago, has accepted the
mitre OF NovaS Scotia. DR. Courtney went
from Chicago to the rectorship OF St. Paul's,
Boston. He is a Scotch Englishman and
still swears ALLEGIANCE to Victoria.
Interest in the mysterious case OF Willie
Dickinson, the son OF Capt. W. E. Dickin-
son superintendent OF the Commonwealth
mine at the town OF Commonwealth, near
Florence, Wis, who was supposed to have
been abducted five years ago, is in a fair
way to be cleared up by the return OF the
boy to his home.
The ffteen-round fight at Duluth be-
tween Weir, the Belfast Spider, and George
Siddons OF Quincy, ILL.,, vas ended in the
eleventh round, the referee John Donald.
sony giving the fight to Weir on the refusal
OF Siddons to 60 on with the fight after he
had claimed q foul which the referee would
not allow.
Dubuque Special: A.. E. Walker OF Dick.
ey, Iowa, asked Revenue collector Byron
Webster WneCner SWEEP ClQer can ne SOLD
in Iowa. Mr.. Webster forwarded the let.
ter to Gov. Larrabee for his views. The
letter was returned with The following no.
tation: Respectfully referring back to
Collector Webster, William LARA bee"
The collector then returned the letter to
the author with the following suggestions:
1.-THE governor declining to answer your
question, I would respectfully refer it to
Mrs. j, Ellen Foster, superintendent of leg
~islation, Des Moines, Iowa." And so the
important question regarding the legality
of the cider traffic in Iowa is still unan.
swered,
Chippewa Falls, Wis.,, is excited over an
outrageous occurrence which took place
a short time ago, very near the business
center. The story is told by Mrs. Sadie
Tibbetts OF Eau Claire, who claims that
she came to the Falls to attend a ball and
visit friends. At not a very late honr in
the evening she started for the depot
without an escort, and while passing an
alley was forcibly seized by a man, who
smothered her cries and, despite her strug-
giles, dragged her into a building near by.
There she was locked in a dark room, and
repeatedly assaulted. At first she claimed
that there were ten men, and that three of
them she could not identity. John Weiner
says that, being q friend OF the assailants,
they desired him to pay Mrs. Tibbitts
$3.50 to hush the matter up, and that he
took her to the office OF County Judge
Stafford, in Chippewa Falls, . where she
signed the receipt for the same, and that
afterward she demanded 81, 900, which
was refused,