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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

f5-CENIEN METHODIST CHURCH,
Grace street between Fourth nud Fifth
Rev William l.. Jud'i.u-, PASTOR Preaching
100 q O'Clock H BOO. and r DID,. Doc. Strangers uuu
others always welcome.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

sCain." No one living there by that name
he returned it to the sender. A man named
Burrows called for the package, and, being
told it had been returned, asked Gray II he
had SCENTS contents, Gray saidiyes, upon
which Burrows shot him and threatened to
shoot Mrs. Gray and her sister. Gray said
thepacknge had come to the Office partly
opened n he could not help seeing that it
contained q white mask. Gray also said
Burrows was the I'm Rube Burrows, the
Arkansas train robber, who escaped from
the officers at Montgomery, Ala, q year or
SO ago. the time his brother Jim was caught
and carried back to Arkansas. Rube and
Jim were in Montgomery and q police officer
had them in charge, taking them to police
Headquarters. At the foot OF the steps both
dashed for liberty, Rubo escaping, shooting
q printer named Bray who tried to interrupt
them. Rube was subsequently surrounded
and shot at by the officers, but disappeared
In the swaInps since which time he has not
been heard Of till new. j" e. sn~
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
Foreign BrIenats.

The French government will not buy MI
let's "Angelus," and the famous, painting
will become the property of the american
Art association. M& R
The Parnellite members OF the house OF
commons intend to demand in ~parliament
that q committee Of inquiry b sappointed 10
ascertain the origin otthe Pigott forgeries.
Passengers by steamer fromPort-au.
Prince say Francs, Englandand Germany
have notified Legitime that they do notre-
cognize any blocade of northern ports OF the
island. @s
Miss Tibbitts Of Fredericton, N. B.,, charg-
eddy Miss Mulcahy of Montreal with con
spiracy to kill ,sswas d~icharged, and s~cou1ssl
Efor the prosecution expressed deep regret that
the unfortunate mistake had been made. ss
The community of London, has been
greatly startled by another horrible murder
Ethought to have been committed by Tie
butcher OF fallen women known Dis Jack
the Ripper. The body of q woman, mutt
lated in the usual horrible o. manner, was
found in Castle alley, In the WIitecllapel
district: Although the police haye used
means to apprehend the murderer, no trace
Ut him has yet been found. -
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Latest News Cleaned From Asso.
RI ciated Press kilograms.
Washington Jottinrs.

Tha state department at Washington has
been informed that yellow fever has made its
appearance at Colon.
1t is stated that ex. Representative Nichols
OF North Carolina will be appointed chief of
the mail division Of the treasury department,
vice Maj. Kretz, resigned.
The secretary OF state hos been informed
by the United states consul at Kingston,
Jamaica, ofa material reduction of export
duties on sugar, rum and coffee.
The president has refused to commute the
sentence of dismissal imposed by court
martial on Cadet Henry g. Lyon and
George D. Moore, Of the military academy.
This refusal amounts to acquittal.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
Minor Casualties.

Engineer ssacord and Fireman Dutton
we're fatally injured By the explosion OF q
switch engine at Topeka, kan {
Mrs. Francis Tsnduah, mother of Architect
Tendush Of Kaukauna, walked into the canal
ct that place BY mistake and was drowned.
The captain, his wife and crew, OF the bark
Cupido,, Norwegian. from Scotland to- Wey.
mouth, N. s., were rescued from their sink.
ing ship by the bark Belt. ~ ar
Two freight trains on the Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas collided nearB ooneville, No., killing
$50 head of cattle and dem olishing both en-.
rgines and twenty-one cars. Loss, $4,000.
~ At q 2circus. exhibition in Milford, Mass,
two different sections of seats cnved in with
hundreds OF people thereon The perform.
ance had hardly begun when one.third Of the
seats on the entire west side of the tent gave
way and with 600 people fell with a crash.
Several persons were badly hurt and hun
dreds more or less bruised. Physicians were
summoned md the broken seats and injured
people removed. The performancs had jnst
been resu med when half or the reserved seats
section with 200 more spectators fellin.
This created a panic, md it was with much
difficulty. that order was restored without &C.
rious injury to more people.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

ITssthe immemorial privileges Of
an alien ,donaiciled III England, The
b arrrraiganed for = criminal ofensee,
10 demandt that he shall BY tried BY
q Jury, one-haf Of which shall eons
sist-o f foreigners "a the jury which
tfisd s1chaa u1a1f asfsW weeks ago, IL
Kss dleeoFered near ths md of the
trialthat one sof tho foreien meins
bsrs, 4 Fysnc6man oculdnot under
stand Enelish ntsaI; and the pro
ceedinu1gs wentafornanght.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

The painting of our naval vessels,
for which orders were lately issued at
Washington, is by no means an orig
inal Or novel idea. The combination
Of paint and powder is q time-hon-
ored one, to begin with, and among
Indians it has always been the GUS
tom to paint their men of war.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
THE MARKETS,
NEW YORK.

: Wheat, No: I red, sss;; Ne: I white, s1@.
s sa'sf S6% snEssssd B ssal sa est so1 e. c Ss:s:
No.. 2, 421Ac;; No. g. white, 461c.. bid; un.
graded mixed, 41@431ac. Oats, No.2 white,
32A@3211c.; mixed Western, 25@29c.; whita
o S2039c. eggs, western, 14A@l4Ac.
Butter, we stern dairy, 1O@13c.; do creamery,
12@162e. do factor. ss@13c. s
&zSs Il sassssa CHICAGO. I'd f.sts,s as
Cash quotations we're as followa:, Flour
: firm and unchanged. No, 2 spring wheat,
7sA@7eAc; No. spring wheat, Use; No. 2
red, 7sM@79Ac; No. 2 eorn,,,s6sdss No: 2
1 oohs a17 IA Ii ] III Cd sssd; ia sl.ss SI prime Z D ssno.
thy reed, $ls42@1.43; mess perk,sperI Dbl.
SIPS; lard, per 100 lbs. &6.22h.ss Butter,
tnncy creamery 15h2@15Ac; ans 121ac@15c
Eggs, 111z@12c.
zs@ MMNEApoLIs.
Wheat, Mol hard; July 81. "a; on truck,
$I.O6; No. / northern July 98lsc.; Aug. Sc;
Sept. 791ac.; on track 98@09c.; No. 3 north.
ern,t July. &c.,; on track 95@87e.gfFlou,
Patents in sacks to local dealers, $3.50
G az , gi II bsr RE- s syssz sasss, Is; d civ: sSis q
New England points, $6.25@6.40; New York
points, $8. SOS. 80; ieiyered At Philadelphia
and baltimore, 46,10@6, %; baker, here,
$3.5004l5 superfne.. q 5000 65,red dog.
sacks, S1.3O@1 80; red dog, barrels, $1,5O9
Les; s sran;snd al sherts, ~ s.6o corn ta40
4. pAu1s
Prices On incoming trains only
so ! Chen !. 81; No. ! tolshs1n, s6@ So
Corn,sN NJ. Z, 84e,sgJ JULY, a8e; sample. $50
34itc. Oats, Np,s2 white, 281s@27Jxc; July,
27154c: No, 8..22@35c:sR yae, No : 4lc..B Barley
No. 2, SOC BID; Not 3, 8S@l6es 70, l,85@4Oc
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

ACCORDING to Prof Thurston the
engine Q 1.-THE future iss that which
made to2work up
at once to high temperature and to
high pressures, and can be made. OF
the same time to develope it's powers
in the smaliest and slightest engine.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

JERIAH BoNHAM, associate edi-
tor of the American Journal Of Edu-
at Neutrality-suspicious. the
honor Of having writtensthet first ed
Eitorial nominating ABRAHAM Lincoln
for president, IL being published in
the Illinois Gazette Of November s,
1868. Vi
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

IT IS not often that such q little
matter as three minutes stand be-
tween a man and the penitentiary.
Yet that was the case in Toledo the
other day, whenit was show n thatsa
theft was committed just that period
of time before sunset, and hence was
petit larceny, andnot a burglary.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

In The state prison at Folsom.
Cali conyicts are diciplined through
their diet The well-behaved pris-
onershas good food, the ggrumbler
and shirk ordinary prison fare, and
the ugly and insub coordinate bread
and water. No other punishment il
provided, and the result Of locating
the springs Of the mems action in
the stomach has proven quite satis-
factory.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

The introduction into Florida of
the culture of popy plant is not at
andifRcult to raise, and grows freely
from Connecticut to California. It's
product in opium is worth 81, 900 to
the acre, and theexpense of the neces-
sary plant for extraction Of what
may be grown on two or three acres
does not exceed $35.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

THERE j. in existence a curious
! class 81 knives of the. sixteenth cen
fury, the blades of which have on
one side the musical notes to the
benediction Of the table, or grace be-
fore meat, and on the other; side the
grace after meat. The set of these
knives usually consisted Of four.
They were kept4in.an upright case 81
stamped leather, and were placedebe-
fore the singer. aars esis
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

The modern names ofsizes of books
are derived from the folding ofpaper.
When the sheet is not folded it is
called q folio, and this, size. was very
fashionable throughout the sixteenth
centuries. The folio sheet doubled
becomes a quarto; another double
constitutes the octave of eight leaves.
or sixteen pages.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

A CURIOUS animal peculiar to
Tasmania is the Tasmania devil. 1t
is equal in size to the short-legged
terrier. Its skin is nearly of equal
thickness to that of a pig, andisc COW
cred with coarse, jet-black$ hair. tt
is of the bear species, and possesses.
a power of jaw scarcely inferior to
that of the bull dog.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

BRA41acaat'rated with great 5res
joieingg the anniversary Of the day
when slavery was hdallysabolished.
in that countrysg This was done.
May 10, 1888, and the first anniver<
sary has therefore just been held. It
is likely to be to that country all
that our own Fourth of July u.s. to
all patriotic American citizens.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
IN@@.9@ sv EsW@s EfH.gW9s aas6setes 80 w.. Ie-rf
Consumption Among Negroes.

It-isa Noted tact-that four negroes
diein this section to ono white per.
son. Consumption causes the
greater part of the deaths among
the blacks, whichsisaquite d late dis
ease among them and scientist say
this ia because many .,of them do no
manual labor aud consequently
must suffer 90 do the rich white
peoplesnf the north wholve III idle
ness and take no gexercise except
Edrivng,-ortyallay (Gas) Adver-
tiser.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
=

NINAs VI ZANDT u going on tho
stage, it is said. Her late unlament-
ed somewhat husband made a very
satisfactory appearance on the stage
about the last thing he did. Drama
tic talent seems to runEinsthei family.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
Personal Gossip.

Mayor Grant has called a meetingofprolni-
nent Eastern men to consider the advisa bility
Sof holding q worlds exposition atNew York
in1S92. 81 ~
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25
Bottinedu Pioneer
JOHN ". BENNETr. Editor / r ublisher.
BOTTINEAU, NORTH DAKOTA.
The Vassar brewery, in which the
money was made that endowed Vas
sar college, has fallen.into this hands
Of the English brewery syndicate.
AFTER noiseless powder comes into
use the spectacle Of two armies silent
II moving each other down will in
crease the grim horrors Of war.

AN immense order for corsets has
been received in Paris from Brazil.
The explanation is that the enamel
pated slave woman have taken to
wearing them.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25


A ipSeScsmberl 81, <. D. 1855, Il the CONDITION MI y
fairs q the ,,n,,n !.
: lkADIn -. ma MSv .lassV i. siG |. u j "
q illinois. made q ne auditor q ths .T 70 ssssr
q p pesSsas II II pq pnc j "a !. vice. y P Sc las atsg1T oSg
M ! intffihassn seas q y. =. Smitni fuanc1pai Office, No
m S5ssaRI5s ssIa 8 is %sy, ssss! February i''s. Com.
! 80 j. CAPITAL. 3
IN eas nno !: 81 Assrss 3. II. oensAus 10000 q
The value q itssEssslI sstatsas /. ,,,neoe
Ths cash 81 On dsposi. ii bank -" SOS q q
Loans On n bonds md an. and n mortgage sge.,t being 5en ths
Tie y amount q the sun. loaned thsreon m.sasW
'towit Ia a. per schedule attached to orig.
Al esSsf sums due Tie ssnDsays ..;: is:.s i
IS lo'S' ASSES /. ] Il.alI1lis i'''''''1 .
Amount Amount q q , Gains IL ias ! e { 4 /. 49,. & 8 ''''s :
w 1oiis's amount u Of uieaianed premiums
.S on Snts e al geb sase esS isifAsi; claims. - w VIZ ,ss g
s1sa...s 80. :
= Total e 'I Isaoan a1;,xa =. In.a ,sss 4ss'oa os
whole amount Of cash p~remiuuns e.
sslyed;a - Il .c.sb ma. 49,. ss7,ses Is
NUNS ,,E received ye TO on r poll.
~ sasy q DsTe.a; = 80 1906 e
W eslssd an'oans q s.sn n's...nUas u,ss il
Total Income G . .;,:,,. !. 49,. IS. sss'71ias
whole amount sauss q losses sss's ss,d aaa aaaa sh ,s.s.
A%% prsessin asfaasa eato. ~ 600 IS
y to preceding statement. s1s,4oe4 Ii s ;
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PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY,

fhUeNM ASSUkAhCt GUMPAhI,
OF London organised under the laws Of the Kingdom
Of Dakota. in pSrsaance Of tho laws q sasa Tesriisoryy.
ID n Assss MANAGE =; e ,i Z I! ba Ssss; daaFR siHeipsi 3 Once cssrs 81
orgs9llzed or Incorporated. Is commeDcsed bust
rnorEnrr On Assnrs o. TIN COMPANY.
The cash on deposit in bank aF
psDossissaa with i !: rfrsa trustees S $50 g 3 Is, g
The cen rssa af II fra nsmds OF agents and in !, 6sz :.
Stocks and ID bonds owned By y the company ID i na''' = =
ginal Statement, total carried out al saaiga
y market value. 1,5S9,As0 %
= y Total Assets. ..... .,.1@ 1sSsstS7S IS
AmSans & & l sissss ss sss pIP sgssss as. l pa'a eo.
w Hssls's sn 81 sss s. sfq% nRsssasa premium sssss g
A% Sa sats g 81 asIss ss ssi,,,ns si Gins. ,'o ss.s3s !,
Total Liabilities :.:....... l;ssasy7ss -
Whole amopnts Of cash premiuns ~.
Whole amount Of cash pre-. se''',A' :
a eiss %ri tssss'{ Il t as1 rs eall sTsp ~
Whole iSeS 1 snoans 81 interest money ssh lr = y s:s,2
Total Income. ..,..s ]. n, /. IS ! i.4l,ss e.
EXPENSES DURING RIM rHAa lass. ts
Whole smount Of losses paid during tn. J.
Amount accrued prior To- s''S ~ :
Z preceding statement. .s...S $4,000 CO. g.siss
A sspass sSi1sssa sa ssssssasen. d sa.as Is ,es..
Aa nlsss ts & aS's ia Ess 4 HRer aS4 81
tory.of Dakota....:...; syssl ~ ss
prior TO preceding states $50 d.
Amount of losses accrued '''w j
Ing statement. !. $50 l.asa EA
AMOUNT AS q taxes paid during 6 the ! ysss S..'sa :
:. A% Ts9sIsss Z + tf1 Bsl Ssia d M ,""'. -. :
A AS s;ss y 4 4 si s. IS s:la,i il " j, ~
i I Ssses set a1 9eslsa, sss .s ssss ms "
w sssss s,as sSsnl 4, d N s. tSs ysss issSS.sas |. s.sssa u
during the year asss. ,,,,......".. SIZES So
Total Expenditure !. y. a..,...s 1.AslaA %
ss Ss..s s. ssSsy s : risss .sssa ia. ss.aa % !
ID the Territory ofpsEosa $50 u
who's aSdan amount sss fe q. risss ou;ts tand inv . "a ga ns d =
the the y zee va aSs d. including those claimed 80. {,
M WA n ssa sss as y loses dd;dairipr 's'a1 60 :
=: sra s 49, sss daa due Il sEEe 'a T%sr1i s.sl,ns q :,
STATE On NEw ynRr .s.s..r.i. 4.ls %
a 2. Irving Manager Of the United States Branch
S Ss,,s 81 4 a s / a ssass 80. ss ! s Sssp 81: hat s i. lss sssss
sasass y q 6 ia sss ssn ssss s ga ss sns ss,a s' ia.s1snss q sd shs
ss lsss.': 'a1 & IL IL; s| e & ssa 'Ss Z Z. ;s 49, IS. "; s!s ss 81
Bonds: orin Bonds sIs and Mortgages q Reaf Estate
Ssssas "a o ssss . !. ' ssis fsssssn enc se ss + she above
subscribed and sworn to before sn ny sSis a ssd dryo
lsEAtl January, 1889.
Notary rabl,s. King. @, Con-. a slsa .s E; H TssE T.,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

V1QeQ by Gn0 CONSTITUTION. line ue618ns"Wa0
referred to the proper committee and the
contention adjourned till Monday. srs 3,
= 10 f,% REPoRTs OF coMMITTEEs. es@s.4 Is
Sioux FALLS, July 15.-The constitutional
convention met to-day, with twenty-nine,
the passage ofas motion. requiring sall
standing committees to report promptly, SO
that such portions Of the constitution az
need nc change, which, ct course, embraces
nearly the whole document, may be APP
proved and engrossed. The committee on
schedule has decided to report Q modification
eminent Il ELECTIONS oct.:1 On ratiacation
of constitution~andechoice of state officers
and. legislature, Fully two-thirds OF the del
egAtes are prohibitionists, who would. gladiy
make prohibition a part of the constitution
were it not that the omnibus bill provides
far submitting separate clauses. on prohibi-
tion and minority Representations.
NEARIR THRoUaH. IN
esSIouxtF ALIs.& July s16.-Sixty delegates
we're present ut the opening Of toyday's SEES
the work 81 & number 81 the standing com
mittees wonldsbe ready, but with tho exceps
tion Of two reports and a resolution relating
to the dispatch of business nothing was pre-
sented. tWestcott, of DEUEL., the chairman
of the legislative and administration COM
mittee, and Boucher Of Mcpherson, chair-
man of. the committee on am1endnients and
revision of constitution, reported that the
articles referred 70 their committees respect
lively needed no change.
Theleports were made q special orderforto-
morrow. The judiciary COMMITTEES has not
yet completed its work, but has decided to
Increase the number Or judicial districts.
Dakota has suffered much from delay in
court business, and while some oppose pay
mo fnSr MANY ~raa l0ripn tho fnnlinr nrovoi1a
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-25

OF London, organised under the laws OF the Kingdom
Of Great Britain, made to the Auditor ofthe Territory
Of Dakota, in pursuance of tho laws Of said Territory.
Manager, A. ID. Irving; Asst. Manager, E. 3. Clark,
I'd Asst. Manager, L p. Bayard. Principal office, 81
Organized or Incorporated. - . commepced bust.
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AUDITOR. Department Of lnsufance.-Company's
Certificate Of Authority. g#
Whereas, the Traders Insurance Company, =
coronation e'a organized under the laws of Illinois.
ting its condition and business for the year ending
december Slst. 1885, confol1mable to the requirements
of insurance; and
= Whereas, the said company has filed in this Office a
OF organization, In compliance with the require,
mSnts q the Insurance laws Aforesaid;
Now, Therefore, /, AME A. WARD, Auditor or the
territory Of Dakota, pursuant to the provisions Of
SAID laws, do hereby certify that the above named
iIS Z agents, TO transact its appropriate business Of
thereof until the slst day Of December, A. b. 1859.
lnTestimonyW Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
rur.,, and seal at aisnarck. this sad day Of Jam
JAMES A. WARD. Auditor. q
, 1889-04-20
Just Received.

andfor sale at THE Aoiis Stationery Store.
Easter Cards, also a nice assortment :,
OF Birthday Cards. Birthday Books,
Shakespeare and Longfell0w, a 30 cents.
. Account Books, Memo Books, a Scents
and 6csnts. Note and letter paper &c., 20.
, 1889-04-20
Publication.

SRT is hereby made known hat the
lists showing the measurements
effected by the Public Surveyor in
consequence of changes which have
taken place in the year 1888 with
certain buildings in the Towns Of
Christiansted and Frederiksted, is at
the Royal Treasurer's Office, and in
Frederiksted at the Police Office.
Pursuant to Ordinance of Goth
November 1854, all parties concern
ed are requested to forward to the
Government of the Danish West
India Islands, within 8 months from
date, their eventual objections against
the said measurements.
f" Tax. Commission for St. Croix, the 18th
April 1889.
LIMPRICHT, L. @. LARSEN,
HJORT,
Gctg. ti selat
, 1889-04-20
acknowledgements

Acknowledgements
So EFT bekjendtgj0res herved at
- Fortegnelserne over de at den
offentlige Landmaaler i Anledning af
~foregaaede Bygningsforandripger i
Byerne Christiansted og Frederik-
sted i sidst afvigte Skatteaar foretag.
ne Maalinger henligge til Eftersyn i
Christiansted i Diet Kongelige Kas
serer Contoir, og i Frederiksted paa
Politikammeret sammesteds, og OPP.
fordres, i Henhold til Anordningen
at 26de November 1854, de Vedkom-
mende til at fremkomme med deres
mulige Ankle over Maalingen til Gou-
vernementet for de Understandable
Ger linden 3 Maaneder fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix, den
12te April 1889.
LIMPRICHT, L.. G. LARSEN,
HJORT,
est.
, 1889-04-20
arne 50

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