Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-25
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M1ws NOTES.
The, Parnslld6 lefense fund 10 growing.
The st. Paul public building bill will
probably appropriate 100000.
Bishop Harris OF Michigan, died Of
paralysis in London Wednesday.
Heavy rains have damaged cotton and
corn In Louisiana and Mississippl.
The lumber trust story ID emphatically
denied by those said to be Interested.
Seth Green. the we'll known fish cul-
turist, died Sunday.
The yellow fever plague at Jackson
Vile and vicinity 10 growing worse than
ever.
Henry Wizards South Pole expedi-
ton IL announced to start early next
spring.
Gen. Boulanger was reelected to the
chamber Of deputies yesterday by a
large vote.
The senate bill to give Mrs. Gen. sher-
idan IS, 500 pension vas favorably repor-
ted Thursday.
Said that Canadian manufacturers are
compelling their employees to subscrib Q
to the Democratic campaign fund.
The Kreigerbund, in session at Cleve-
lane, will ask subscriptions for q monu-
ment to the late Emperor William.
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln has returned
from Europe. He considers the Repub-
lican ticket a good one, and a sure win
ner.
Captain Nat Kinney, chief and founder
Of the Bald Knobbers, band In Christian
county, No., was killed at Ozark, Tues
day, by Bill Miles. ananti- Bald Knobber,
who escaped.
AtlRedfeld, Dak., 1t is necessary to
become members and stockholders Of a
Club to get . drink Of whisky. A num-
Der OF cases Of illegal selling are being
prosecuted there
Judge Richard A. Jones, chief justice
of Washington Territory, died suddenly
Sunday from dropsy of the lungs. He
was we'll known in Minnesota, both rs q
barrister and Mason.
In a row Sunday morning. at Butte.
Mont. between f. N. Cory, p. Harring-
ton and a man named Doherty, the two
former were fatally hurt and the latter
seriously wounded.
Katie Willen, Of Cincinnati, after pre-.
pairing the feast for her sisters wedding
and appearing to be in tho best o.
spirits, cut her throata few hours before
the Ceremony and fell dead.
TT. Custer troops are in hot pursuit o.
the Sioux indians who left Pine Ridge
agency for the purpose Of attending {
sun dance. As they are oil armed, 1t II
feared they mean bloodshed.
At a dance at Guide Rock, Neb., or
the 18th, VIM. Cole, a young tough, got
drunk, and because the girls refused tt
dance with him he drew a revolver and
fired into the crowd, seriously wound
ing two men. Cole was lynched.
Ignatius Donnelly arrived at New
York Monday on the Aurania and
talked entertainingly Of his trip abroad.
He did not deny that he might accept
the labor nomination for governor Of
Minnesota it convinced that plenty of
strength lay behind 1t.
oliver Dalrymple, the '..bonanza'
farmer, has addressed a open letter IL
his brother. wheat r~aisers, advising then
to hold this years wheat crop for better
prices. He says the crop is short boil
here and in foreign countries, and tina
old-time prices must be established soon
Gouyerneur Morris, a member Of tn
famous old New York family Of tina,
NAME, died at New York, Tuesday
aged rs. He was one Of the earliea
projectors and constructors of the Qniol
Pacific railroad. He was one of tn
%originators of the Illinois Central an,
Iowa system Of roads. His mother wa
a niece of Thomas Jefferson.
!, Jim O'Conner, q noted boy horse thief
arrived at Joliet, ILL.,, prison Tuesday
under charge OF Sheriff Ryan, of Wyom
ing Territory, for a three years. terri
for horse stealing. Sunday night O'Con
ner, who was shackled and handcuffed
jumped head first through q window o
their train going Mt q high rate of speed
was unhurt In the fall, and managed t
. go twelve miles in spite Of his shackle
before he was recaptured.
Crop reports from various portions Q
, the country indicate q fair harvest. I
: Kansas corn will yield about 20 per cen
: of an average. In Indiana corn will b
8 l04 per cent; Illinois, 104; Ohio. 1OS; Wis
constr, 1924; Kentucky, 81; Missouri, o
Nebraska, 92A; Dakota, 90; and Mime
sofa, 81 per cent, Pastures are ina yer
fair condition. Potatoes good. Oats al
doing we'll on account Of the cool, moi,
, weather in many localities.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, president of tn
Women's National Industrial Leagu,
has written chairman Ford, Of the hous
committee now in New York investl
eating the immigration question, ths
/ syndicates exist in New York and Boz
ton for the purpose of supplying fresl
young and pretty girls from immigrant
, ARRIVING in this country for houses of /
fame. Agents Of The syndicste. she say
frequently 60 abroad and assist in thi
nefarlous business. Immigrants arri,
ing In New York city furnish, she says
10000 Victims annually.
} The Indiana authorities are making q
energetic effort to break mp the "Whit
Caps" detective who Joined the o.
!, kganization in order to learn its secret
says the order is formed for thepurpose
of venting the spite Of the members o
the community, and that q CODE {
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