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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-09-06
CONSIDERED BY CANADA.
RETALIATION DISCUSSED BY THE
/. H DOMINION. ]. CABINET.
SERIOUS RUPTURE NOT IMPROBA-
BILE IN THE MINISTRY,
4 Large Number Of the Ministers Being
Red Hot for Hostilities---Lord Sails
bury's Precautionary Measure to Get
st the Facts In the Case.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Worlds
Ottawa correspondent telegraphs that all
members Of the government, except Mr..
Bowel, minister Of customs, were pres
ent at the cabinet meeting. It was the
first meeting of the cabinet since Presi-a
dent Cleveland laid his retaliatory mes
sage before congress. The correspond
ent claims to have been reliably informed
that the British government cabled to
Sir John Macdonald requesting him to
furnish full text of the extent and
character OF commercial relations which
had existed between the United States
and Canada since the confederation of
the British North American provinces;
also clear statement Of all remon-
.strances which had been made by the
United States against Canada for alleged
irregularities in according to United
States citizens their rights conceded by
the treaty, as well as an explanation of
the probable effect on the Dominion If
the proposed retaliation measures were
carried out. In requesting this infOr-
nation Lord Salisbury has enioined tho
Dominion government 70 exercise
the utmost caution in every
movement just now, when an irregular
step might tend to strengthen the feel
ing Of hostility which has been raised to-
wards the Dominion. This information
has been prepared and was laid before
the cabinet prior to being forwarded to
the British government. Sir Johns at
titude was not cordially received by the
ministers and the meeting was an ex-
ceptionally lively one It is impossible
to learn what line of campaign Sir John
hy,t 10 Hr0 hofc
members of his cabinet were by no
means in accord with his suggestions.
There was strong disposition on the
part of several of the ministers to i'm
mediately Withdraw the obnoxious order
which discriminates against American
vessels in the use of Canadian canals.
The power of the president to suspend
the bonding privilege was taken into
consideration, it being universally agreed
that it could not be done unless two
years notice was given without breaking
the Washington treaty Papers and
plans to establish joint ownership on
the st. Claire Flats canal with the United
States were laid before the cabinet, and
will at once be forwarded to the British
government to be dealt with through the
regular diplomatic channels.
In conclusion, the dispatch says: 'sSev-
eral members Of the cabinet are red-hot
for retaliation against the United States,
while the cool heads are disposed to take
matters quietly and allow the British
government to get them out Of tho mud
die. Anyway, Sir John, before taking
any action, must receive the consent Of
Lord Salisbury, who evidently ID not
pleased ct being drawn into the SQUAD
BILE. It is stated that serious repture
in Sir Johns cabinet Is not improbable
over the interference Of the home gov.
ArnnAmk - s8s. 59s.E 89$5IF - RI Z
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Dead Lacked over Army appropriation.
: WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-There is an
other disagreement by the conferences
committee on the army appropriation
bill. The conferees on the pert Of the
senate contend for the Hawley ordnance
amendments and the cOnferees on the
part Of the house refuse to concur. AL
other differences have been adjusted.
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Far . NsrtA Dskota Dslsgate.

= q 1OF NOtt2 tOo0Os6 UOIoBotOs nv .
GRAND FORKS, Oak, Sept. "a call
has bsen formulated here for North
Dakota convention, to be held Ut Grand
Forks, Sept. 20, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating .. candidate to congress from
North Dakota. It IL to be peculiarly
North Dakota convention, no one being
eligible - . candidate unless he be 8
Northern man.
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Yankton's Fjuaneos o. II.

YANKToN, OAK, Sept. 5.-The semi
annual report of the county treasurer of
Yankton county shows a balance in the
treasury Of $4,000. The tax levy for
the ensuing year shows a reduction of
three mills from that of last year. The
county is now in the best financial con-
dition it has been since its organization.
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william 70. The Pope.

{ VIENNA, Sept. 5.-The Political Cor
respondence claims to have positive in
formation that the published telegram
alleged to have been sent by Prince Bis
marck to the pope with reference to the
emperor's visit to Rome, wherein the
priority of his holiness is acknowledged
as authentic.
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audsea's Fs,r Atsrs1ssioas.

HUDSON, Wis, Sept. 5.-Professor C.
BARTHOLOMEW, the daring @ronaut, has
arrived in the city, and is busy getting
his balloon in trim. He ID to ascend sew
eral thousand feet, and then leap from
his balloon and descend with the aid Of
. parachute. Other leading attractions
for the exposition are arriving, and indi-
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GEN. BOOTH WANTS CASH. g

Head OF the salvatioDists Orders the Oh
servance Of . week Of SeIf-DsDial.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Gen. Booth has r.
sued an order TO the Salvation army In
England and America for the observance
Of week of self-denial for the benefit Of
the cause. From the accumulated saw
ings of the army during this period the
general expects to realize G5,OOO, which
win be G2, 600 in excess Of the contribu-
tions resulting from the season of self
denial observed in 1856.
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p,oh.hlv n the United states.

QUEBEC, Sept. a. Receiving Teller
Andy. of the Bank Rationale, has been
miasinR since Saturday morning, when
he disappeared from the bank. His cash
Il sl2 600 short. His precipitate flight
Il raid to have been due to an informal
meeting Of the directors which was about
TO be held.
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Waxinarana Forla.

h GRAND Forks, OAK, Sept. 5.-Ths
mayor and city council are at logger
heads over the selection of an auditor.
The council fatty refuses to recognize
j. H. Sheperd, the mayors new ap-
pointee. Another person will probably
be chosen
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n. ,e.n vy..t to n, Governor.

SIX Men want to he GOvernOF.
DENVER, Sept 5.-There are about 400
delegates in this city to attend the re-
publican convention. The indications
arc that the convention will be . lively
one There are six candidates in the
field for the nomination Of governor.
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ReA River valley Read Fisishsd

Rcd River valley R0sd TIDishsd.
WINNIPEG, Sept. 5.-The last rail on
the Red River Valley road (now Mani
toba and Northern Pacific was laid at
$50 to grade at the end Of the city limits.
Members of the local government will
probably be invited to make the nrst
trip over the new line.
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saloon Daen Mu.t SHOW cause.

PEMBINA, OAK, Sept. 5.-Judge Nc
Council issued injunctions against the
saloon men Of this city commanding
them to appear before the court at
Grand Forks Oct. 2 and show cause why
the injunction should not be made per-
manent.
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III. India. Fisa. va. Exaggerated.

The Indiaa Fight was ExaSgsrated.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 5.-The report
that 100 whites have been killed by In
dians is positively denied. A band Of
southern Utes fought with some Piutes
in Paradox valley several days ago and
several were killed. The particulars Of
the tight have not yet reached here.
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Letter C.rriers for Aberd.eu,

ABERDEEN, Dak., Sept. 5.-George F.
Smith, Inspector of the special delivery
system in the Northwest, will report to
the postofice department favoring the
establishment of the carrier service in
this city. The receipts of the Office JUS
tify this.
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Kidnapp,d by Bandits.

HAVANA. Cuba, Sept. 5.-Silvestre
Garcia Bango, the wealshy sugar planter
and mayor of Mantanxas, has been kid
mapped by bandits, who demand $20, 600
ransOn1
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Catholic Dict At Fr.sburs.

BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The Catholic diet
has opened at Freiburg. The chief topic
for consideration, a. announced by Herr
Windthors, will be present position of
the papal see.
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For the Logan Ilonument.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept GA circular
has been issued by the general commit
tee of the q. A. r. asking that each COM
rade in the national order donate ten
cents toward the Logan monument fund.
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For (3ovsr.or ef Ce.secticue.

NEW Haven, Sept. Sin the Demo
cratic convention here Judge Luzerne b.
Morris, Of New Haven has been nomt-
mated for Governor.
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lfipet for County ssst,

MINor, Oak, Sept. 0.-The county
commissioners of Ward county voted to
call an election for the purpose of voting
on the question Of removal of the county
seat from Burlington to Ninot. This
practically settles the question, as Minot
casts over halt of the vote of the entire
C0untv e Is
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Ouarreled With the Editor.

WooDsvILLE, Miss, Sept. Capt. J.
S. Lewis, editor OF The Republican here,
shot and fatally wounded L. G. johnson
in personal quarrel.
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A Famous War Csrrs.pesdene De.d.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-W. w. Curtis,
formerly war correspondent of The New
York Times, died here. He was . native
OF Ohio. He has been engaged in busi-
ness in Washington for number Of
years.
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s4riksne For Recoenition.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 5.All the msmbers
Of the Slate and Metal R00fers' union
are out ON . strike for recognition OF
their union. The strikers number about
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WIN Build . renporary laiil.

GRAND FORKS, OAK, Sept. 81. B.
Walker says that his intentions are to
construct temporary mill here to saw
up the remaining logs.
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Arr..e,.s : sGeetisg Tor carlisls.

LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. 5.-Hon. J.
Randolph Tucker said to the United
Press seporter that q large mass meeting
would be arranged to hear Mr.. Carlisle
about the 10th inst
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The boy who undertook to ride horse
radish is now tearfully practicing on
saddle of c1utton.-Truth.
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AsAla.d's Police Judge D..d.

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. 5.-Charles
Campbell, one of Ashland's pioneers who
has been police judge since the city gov
eminent was organized, died after brief
illness.
It is estimated that there arc 10000
florists in the United States, with 1000
acres entirely covered with glass, in the
shape Of greenhouses, devoted to fowcrr
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
LOCAL EVENTS.
Arrangements for the Ratifi-
cation Meeting.
RESIGNATION OF A POSTMASTER
Political Meetings-NOtes of Interest
Gathered About the City.
Amusements.

Things are all working smoothly fol
tile great Democratic rally which is tc
take place next Saturday night. From
Santa Ana train will be run, and from
that city fine band will be brought in.
Anaheim will also send it's contingent,
and Downey city will be on deck one
hundred strong. Another special train will
be run from Monrovia, which city will
send in band. Pasadena will contrib
ute no small amount of Democrats to in
crease the swelling tide.
Dan Kevane is organizing mounted
brigade Of the faithful from Ell Monte,
and all along the line to the city. 1t will
number one hundred men.
Pomona will send in an army with
banners and with band.
Santa Monica will run in a special
train. and the Democrats of the pretty
city by the sea will bring in the fourth
band from the country.
Los Angeles city will turn out en- naasse,
four bands will lead the several clubs OF
the Angelic city, making eight bands in
the procession.
It will be the grandest turnout ever
conceived in this section.
Tonight at 1880 O'Clock Major Ar
buckle requests all the glee clubs at
tached to the Democratic party in the
city to meet in the hall OF the Iroquois
Club on Main street. Campaign songs
will be practiced for Saturdays whoop-
up.
AL members of the Iroquois Club are
requested to be present at the club rooms
on Main street at 7;15 on Saturday even
ing,
The speakers provided to address the
great crowd from the grand stand, corner
of New High and Franklin streets, are
Hon. Reel B. Terry, the next Congress.
man from the Sixth District of California
Hon. s. M. White, "Our Steve, y
the Lieutenant Governor of California
Temporary Chairman of the recent Ma
tional Convention at st. Louis; Hon.
Calvin Edgerton, brother of the late
Henry Edgerton, and lifelong Repub-
lican, who comes out of the camp of the
effete and corrupt 6. 0. p. for Cleveland
Thurman and Reform; and Mr.. Heron
Let all the Democracy of the county bt
on hand and aid in this big demonstra
ton for the good cause.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
Thc Reached Rarl<.

Judge Silent reports that the wreck
of the bark D. G. Murray at Redondo
Beach, as reported by telegraph on
Thursday last, was not very serious. He
visited the Beach yesterday and found
the vessel on the soft sand uninjured and
with all Of her cargo, which was lumber,
on board. The lumber will be unloaded,
bat it is doubtful if the vessel will be
hauled off as she is twenty-seven years
old and was purchased short time since
for $450O. There was no danger at any
time of loss of life and she sailed
ashore into the sand because the anchor
was not dropped.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
The PYke Troupe,

Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, Ruddy-
gore, was given before good house at
the Pavilion last night, and went of
quite successfully. Mr.. valerga danced
hornpipe in the first act and proved
that he is as much Of an adept at that as
he is at singing. Taken throughout the
acting was good, and the stars shone
resplendently in their respective parts.
To night The Beggar Student will be
given with the full strength OF the COM
pany, and with Mr.. Fred Borneman in
the character of General Olendorf." /"
This opera is one Of the prettiest in the
repertoire of the company, and on the
established itself as favorite. It will
doubtless draw large houses both to-
night and tomorrow, when the company
gives Its closing performance in this
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
The 5 nj. white club.

The Stephen M. White Club met last
night, D. J. Howell in the chair. 1t was
reported that all the arrangements for
the ratification meeting on Saturday
evening were complete. A complete
uniform was adopted. Chief Cuddy and
Messrs. Sidney Lacey and Refugio Bill
derrain were elected honorary members
OF the club. Each of these gentlemen
spoke briefly on the issues of the day,
and urged the members to turn out to-
morrow evening, to which time the club
adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
From Antelope valley.

MAYNARD, July s, 1883.
EDITORS HERALp-Not having heard
from this section of country in a long
time, would venture few lines to your
valuable paper. Our crops are nearly
all harvested, and everyone is highly
pleased with the results. Our hay is the
finest of any in the State, and our wheat
is superior to any in the United States.
We have been receiving large immigra-
ton this season of well-to-do farmers ;
and in spite of some real estate frauds
and treacherous schemes, we still con-
tinue to grow and prosper. We have a
large number of social people of fine
literary talent who give series of enter
tainments at the schoolhouse every two
or three weeks. The grand ball at the
schoolhouse OH the evening of the Fourth,
given by the Maynard string band, was
greeted with a crowded house, and is
said to have been the greatest treat ever
had in Antelope Valley. The
bows outdid themselves in the way
of decorating the hall and giving
harmonious strains of music. The com.
mittee on introductions made themselves
go generally useful that all strangers
were most agreeably drawn into the spir.
it of the Social, and rounded up with ex'
pressions of cheer and congratulation
The supper was given by Mrs. DR.. May
nard, and was highly appreciated.
Mr.. M. E. Mather was the financia
manager, and counted the cash to tht
sum Of about $50.
There is to be big rabbit drive mex
Saturday, in the forenoon, and lunch a
the school house at IL 80. The company
forms at the Flowing Well.
Arrangements are being made for
grand time.
A grand celebration OF the Fourth 9
July was held at the west end on the Il
Lievry ranch; a. barbecue and other ex
ercises were the order of the day.
| Mr.. Livingston has opened a larg
sSS,,rf, sA the new town of Paramount, min
miles west of Maynard. The compan
has the water pipe as far as the store.
AN ANTELoPER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
AMUSEM ENTS.

stJOshua WhitcOmb'7 Keeps the
Grand Opern House Full.
Mr.. Denman Thompson drew another
large and critical house of the most in
telligent play-goeis Of the city last night.
The Old Homestead has leaped into the
most popular appreciation of anything
presented in this city for long time.
And while all admit that the play, the
star, the support are all in the highest
style Of dramatic art, that the sing
ing is excellent and the acting superb, it
must not be forgotten that Manager
Wyatt is keeping up his part of the per-
formance by line of staging for the
piece which leaves nothing to be desired.
Art and elegance combined mark the
setting at the Grand. The theater in its
remodeled form is perhaps as hne tenn
pie of Thespis as can be found in the
Union to-day. 1t is superb, artistic, rich,
elaborate, dazzling. Mr.. Wyatt is max
ing the mise en- scene of his attractions
worthy of the magnificent and beautiful
theater.
The Old Homestead will fill the Grand
tonight, at the matinee and at the clos
ing performance tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
POLITICAL.
The Manhattans cut ina Fun Force
Last Night.

The Manhattans cut ina FUN Force
Last Night.
Some 120 mambers Of the Manhattan
Club met at headquarters last night and
after dispatching some routine business
it was resolved that the club in body
visit the German Democratic Club then
in session at Turner Hall. To the inspiring
music of the fife and drum those gallant
young men who will next November
cast their maiden votes for
Cleveland and Thurman marched
shoulder to Eshoulder through
the streets. At Turner Hall they met
with a warm reception at the hands of
their brother Democrats of Teutonic
blood. These friends of Cleveland, Thur
man, Reform and Personal Liberty were
also in force at the hall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
A Postmaster Resigns.

Postmaster A. P. Bently of Compton
met with a severe accident yesterday
He had been out riding in his buggy and
after stopping his horse he started to
alight. In some manner his clothing
caught on the buggy and he fell heavily
to the ground upon his hip, severely in
juring it. He was taken to his home
where it was ascertained that his injury
would probably keep him confined fol
some time. He then wrote a letter re.
signing his position and this was for.
warded to Washington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
MISS nIeade,s Party

A birthday party was given to Miss
Mamie Meade, at No. S4S South Main
street, last night. The evening was
made most pleasant by the hostess, with
the assistance of Misses Vignes, Happ
and Peavis. Among those present were
the following: John Moriarty, James F.
Nash, John Schultz, Harry Thornton,
Edward lyman, M. Dalton, w. Dalton,
John Herlihy, Fred. McGregor, John
Meade, Arthur Neimeyer, Robert p.
cGregor, Mrs. Meade, Miss Mamie
Meade, Miss Ella Nash, Mrs. Mohan,
Mrs. Dalton, Miss Rae Happ, Miss Gertie
Rease, Miss Margaret Joyce, Miss Mamie
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
Fanny Davenport.

That an unusual interest is being
manifested in the approaching engage
ment of Miss Fanny Davenport at the
Grand Opera House, for one week, in
sardou's masterpieces, Fedora and La
Tosca, was assured from the exceedingly
large sale of seats at the box office yes
terday. Miss Fanny Davenport has
played Fedora, which she will present on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, upwards of five hundred times, and
she has made of it portraiture which
will figure in the history of the modern
stage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
Y. N. l.
Delegates to the Grand Council
Chosen.

Delegates to the Grand Council
Chosen.
Last night at a meeting OF number IA,
Y. M. L., Of this city, John P. Moran and
1. H. Dockweiler were elected delegates
to the Grand Council of the order which
meets at Stockton shortly. Mr.. Moran
is in San Francisco but his friends in the
Institute stood nobly by him against all
other candidates in the field and pulled
the absentee through in fine style. After
the meeting adjourned a dispatch was
sent to San Francisco informing him Of
his election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
A Ramona social.

A. delightful social was given in the
parlors of the Ramona last night under
the auspices OF Mr.. J. F. Burns, the pro-
prietor. About sixty guests were in at
tendance, and were first regaled with a
literary and musical programme, as fol-
lows: Vocal solo, "The Flower Girl, !"
Miss Edna Davis; solo, "Dearest Heart,
Farewell" )" Miss Eta Burgess recitation,
"Scene From King Lear" Prof. ]. White
horn solo, "Dreams," Miss Edna Davis ;
recitation "The Owl Critic" Prof. ].
Whitehorn; Song, "Rose Marie" Mr.. I.
E. Rowan Jr.; Piano colo, Mr.. j. H.
Brenner. The different numbers were
given in excellent style, Mr.. Rowan's
song being enthusiastically received and
encore demanded, in response to which
Governs Absence was given. Mr..
Rowan was quite overcome with the re-
ception accorded him but bore his thick
ly strewn laurels with becoming dignity
After the singing was over dancing was
indulged.in until late hour, it being
nearly midnight ere the festivities were
brought to close.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
The Pomologtcal soctetv.

The Fair Committee Of the County
Pathological Society met yesterday to
make arrangements for the Southern
California Exhibition at Columbus. T.
A. Carey was chosen chairman. r. HI.
Hewett, secretary, Milton Thomas, treas
urer, and d. Edison Smith, of Santa Ana,
and H. Fuller, of Gladstone, F. E. Gray,
of Alhambra, Frank Culver, of Florence,
a committee to canvass for exhibits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
Habeas Corpus.

A band of Cinnamon under arrest for
playing dice game appeared before
Judge Gardiner yesterday on habeas
corpus, and it appearing that they had
been imprisoned without trial as long as
if they had been sentenced, they were
allowed to 90 free.