The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-15
General News Notes.

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TITS reported that the wool Arm Of Brown,
stees 4 Clark Of Boston IL financially smbar
rnssed.
30 far there have been thirty-ons deaths
from fiux OF Whitehall, III, and the disease
10 still spreading.
The strike among the coke workers In the
Connellsville region 10 spreading and the
strikers claims that it will be general In a fow
days.
According TO the sagua (Cuba) papers an
American syndicate will establish near En-
crucijada several large central tobacco plan
tations.
Four cases OF smallpox are guaranteed at
LIE Mars, Iowa. They are oil little girls who
caught the disease from an unknown girl at
Sunday school.
The geodetic survey party sent out by the
United States government to definitely deter.
mino and establish the Alaskan boundary is
now at work.
Reports are almost unanimous in chroni-
cling the best corn crop that has been pro-
duced in Texas, while the yield OF other
grain is fully up to an average.
Albert L. Mallory OF Hannibal, Mo-, sup
posed to have been drowned several years
ago, has reappeared and claims his estate,
which was turned over to his sister.
The National Electric Light association
passed q resolution calling upon Gov. Hill
and the legislature OF New York to repeal the
law for the execution Of murderers by cleo
tricity.
An enthusiastic meeting of citizens and
mining men Of Colorado was held ut Denver
and resolutions were adopted protesting
against the free Importation Of lead ores
from Mexico.
The Chickasaw Guards of Memphis, Tenn,
and their guests, making q party numbering
nearly two hundred, have arrived at Geo.
nomowoc, Wis, where they will go into camp
for three weeks.
A big mining deal, involving 100 600
and embracing 10000 acres of mineral land
has just been contaminated by G. NJ. Towner,
in New York city.
The Montana Constitutional convention
took up the question OF the temporary
location Of the capitol under special orders.
A forenoon was devoted to a~ntagonizing
Helena. Butte was. defeated by q vote Of %
to 81. Anaconda was also defeated.
Bozeman received o vote of SO ayes and 81
noes. The section was then amended to
read AT Bozeman," and tho committee
then rose and recommended it's adoption
A message received at Chamberlain, 8. D.,
from Standing Rock agency stating that the
Sioux commission had succeeded in securing
q sufficient number OF signatures to open the
reservation, caused the widest excitement,
and it was but q short time until bands were
playing, cannon were booming, and the peo-
pie celebrated as they never celebrated be-
fore. For more than six long years havethe
people in the town bordering on the reserva-
ton been laboring for the opening of this
vast track of land, and they now realize that
their efforts have resulted in q glorious VIC
tory.
A large number ofcounterfeit silver dollars
have recently made their appearance in Kan
sas City. Deputy United States Marshals
Marksbury and Hare, who have been work
ing to ascertain who was responsible for
their circulation, to-day arrested Abraham
Beeler. One counterfeit coin was found on
his person and q number between the mat
tress of the bed. No implements for the
manufacture Of the coin were found. A dis
patch from Shelbina, Mo-, states that Isaac
Beeler, Abraham brother, has been arrested
there on the same charge. 1t Is supposed
they are merely the tools of the manufac.
turers of the coin, whoever they may be.