The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
HERE AND

Mr.. Burlingame, the Farmers alliance
candidate for attorney general of Minnesota
withdraws.
Advices from Samoa state that the consuls
at Apin have issued a proclamation in which
they warn the natives against entering into
any intrigues to replace King Mataafa.
: The deputy minister of agric ulture OF
Canada declares that Asiatic cholera will
certainly visit Canada next year. He will
establish quaranstine station.
Representative Jones, a prominent builder
and railroad contractor OF Knoxville, Tenn,
has assigned. His liabilities are 800, 900
and assets $500 90.
The Duluth & Winnipeg Railroad company
has a squabble with the Indian bureau over
the question of building it's line through the
Winnebagoshish reservation.
Proprietors of Fall River. MASS. } print
mills have signed an agreement not to sell
print cloths under 3 SIG cents during Sep
TENDER. The price advanced rapidly to that
point.
Robert T. Lincoln, United States minister
to Great Britain, emphatically denies the
truth of those reports which represent him
as contemplating the rendering of his rcsig-
nation.
Thu military maneuvers at Montichiari,
Italy, with smokeless powder, were a great
success. The batteries of artillery fired half
an hour without their presence being dis
covered. r
Advices from the New Hebrides island state
that the natives of Amba island massacred
the crew of a German labor vessel. A French
war ship subsequently shelled the village on
the island.
The announcement has been made that
Baron argerGelt, vice president of the Jeffer-
son Iron works at Steubenville, Ohio, has
issued and sold fraudulent stock certificates of
the company to the amount of $40, 600 or
more. The baron was German vice consul
at Pittsburg.
Dr.. Joel Z. Justin made another expert
ment of firing. dynamite shells from a CON-
mon cannon at Cyracuse N. Y, resulting
like u previous experiment-the cannon,
weighing 10000 pounds, being blown to
pieces. Fifty people were within twenty
yards of the gum but no one was j INJURED.
The cholera, which the farmers of Iowa had
hopes would not again. nfest their hogs, has
broken out in the south part of Cerro Gordo
county and during past few days William
Winter has lost over 81 1000 worth. Those
who know say 1t is the genuine cholera, the
same which has before proved such u loss to
the farmers of Northern Iowa.
One OF the most unique con ventions ever
held in New York, is now in session. 1t was
a gathering for mutual benefits and discus
sion of instructors of leaf mutes, represent
ing seventy-three institutions scattered
throughout the country. France, Italy,
Spain and other countries we're represented
by proxy. ~.
Inspector General Dumont has received the
report of Local Inspectors Knapp and Yea
ger, who investigated the case of the steamer
Sea Wing, which c~apsized in Lake Pepin in
July with such fatal results. After survey.
ing the evidence, they say that they are sat
isied that nothing could rave been done to
save tho steamer after the squat struck her,
owing to it's sudden and violent character.
Holzhay, the bandit of the Northern
woods. mad another unsuccessful attempt
to commit suicide in the prison at Mar
quette, Mich. He was found lying in his cell
in an unconscious condition from loss oil
blood, he having severed the arteries of his
wrist with a silver OF tin, secured from q slop
bucket. His scalp and the top of his head
was also reduced TO q pulp from attempts
TO dash out his brains on the prison walls
Holzhay now lies in a straight. jacket.
A large negro state convention, with dele
gates from many counties, met at, Raleigh
N. c. and was addressed by the negro lead
ers of the state. They spoke against thu
Democrats and demanded recognition by tn,
Republicans. Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing President Harrison's administration
the Blair bill and the federal elections bill
and protesting against local grievances in thu
state. the jury system. the state election Law
and demanding more political recognition.