Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREV'TIES.

Another boy IL years old ''died from
the use of cigarettes" in Philadelphia.
The trial of DR.. Dow at Charleston, S.
c., for the murder of Capt Dawson, has
begun.
Alf Grizzard, gambler, was lynched
at Milan, Tenn. by negroes from whom
he had won all their money.
Since the lockout of coal miners at
Spring Valley, Ills, the town has de-
creased in population nearly 5000.
The eleventh annual convention of the
Roman Catholic union, Knights OF st.
John, opened in Washington Monday.
John II. Galloway, United States land
commissioner at Guthrie, Okla. charged
with aiding land grabbers, has been re-
moved.
The First National bank Of Lakota,
OAK. has been organized with capital
Of $4,000 and Z. Ashley NIeacs as it's
president.
The forced resignation of the assistant
sixth auditor Of the treasury leaves a
vacancy to which Judge Croweil, Of
Minnesota. aspires.
After June 80 the city Of Chicago will
employ no aliens on public works. in ac-
cordance with the law passed by the late
Illinois legislature.
The Amalgamated Association of Iron
and Steel Workers has approved the as
scssing of all members for the benefit of
strikers in distress.
A monument to Gen. Stannard was
unveiled at Burlington Vt. Thursday.
The convention of the commercial
travellers is in session at atlantic City,
N. j. President Pickering spoke plainly
of the lack of harmony in the associa-
ton.
Commander Darlington, who let the
Constellation 20 ashore the other day,
will have to explain before a naval
court which Secretary Tracy has ap-
pointed.
Ten dynamite cartridges were found
in the basement of the hospital at Har-
ward college. A fuse had been started,
but had burned out without causing an
explosion.
At Kansas City Lester Martin. aged
five years. was burned to death and his
mother fatally injured as the result of
the carelessness of servant in lighting a
kerosene stove.
Henry Hodges, of Lampasas, Tex, is
and Democrat. Heis said to be l09 years
Thomas Jefferson.
BY the bursting of large iron wheel
in the Standish Hoop factory at Lima,
Ohio, William McClelland had his lower
jaw torn away and was 80 badly injured
! that he cannot live.
English capitalists have selected site
at Vallejo, Cal, opposite Mare Island
navy yard. for the erection of extensive
steel and iron works. The plant, it i;
said, will cost $l0,OOO,00O.
The Pacific Mail Steamship company.
steamer Granada. which left San Fran
cisco on the 18th inst, for Panama, i:
| ashore sixty miles south of Manzanillo
All the passengers and crew are safe.
The Snyder Wagon Works, recently re
moved to Danville. Ills., from Auburn
Ind, was closed on executions aggregat
ing 500 900. The assets of the concerl
are believed to be about equal to the liza
bilities.
\ The London Times prints letter from
Uiiji in which it is stated that at tn
time it was dispatched 1T was Stanley
intention to force his way with Emil
Pasha through the Nasal country t.
Bombosa.
The damage to the railroads carryin
coal to the East has caused a practice
coal famine, and unless the supply
filed at once many industrial establish
ments in the Schuylkill valley will b
compelled to shut down.
The Amalgamated association has fir
ally taken in every class of iron and stet
workers, including number of laborel
, about the mills. The bolt makers wer
, admitted on Wednesday, which wi
, necessitate the formation of boltmal
ers' scale.
The identity Of the woman whose bod
was recently taken piecemeal out of ii
Thames at London has been established
l several persons having recognized her b
: the clothing in which the parts of he
, body were wrapped and by peculiar sea-
= upon the arms. She was Eliza jackson
I a frequenter of the common lodgir
S houses in Chelsea. and virtually pro
q titute She was known to be alive {
), May 81. The Identification has revive
the theory that she was another victi
: of Jack. the Ripper.