The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-16
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
=, Week Cullea from the As
sociated Press.
A s5 ono fire occurred at Wapello.

sociated Press.
A $1,000 fire occurred at Wapello.
A Chinese lottery is raided at Dead
wood, 8. D.
A broom trust is being organized IN
Chicago. < Il
The South Dakota University opened
at Vermillion.
st. Louis is out of the race for the
national democratic convention.
Chief Joshua Swell, the last OF the
Pueallup chiefs, is dead. aged so.
M. Victor Sardou, the dramatist, is
suffering with an attack OF the grip.
The Normal school at Valley City. n
D., opens with increased attendance.
Bulgaria will not recede from the po'
sition She has taken in regard to France.
It is now claimed that no decision has
been reached in the Boyd-Thayer case.
This government will pay the cost OF
transporting food to the starving Rus
SLAMS.
M. De Maupassant, the noted French
author, will be placed in an insane
asylum.
In riot in Teheren, growing out OF
the tobacco ediot, troops killed several
people.
John Gleason, paymaster at the mines
at Ishpeming, Mich, was shot and
killed.
G. W. Poor, the fireman who was in
iured at Dickinson, has been taken to
Brainerd.
The supreme court decides that Gov
ernor Bulkely of Connecticut is entitled
to hold over.
Advioes from Brazil state that people
are dying off by hundreds on account OF
the smallpox.
President Harrison has appointed
David T. Hindman Indian agent at the
Sisseton agency.
The Duluth chamber of commerce has
adopted resolutions in favor OF the
Niagara ship canal.
It is reported that the doctors who are
in attendance on the queen of Romania
despair of saving her life.
Charles D. Hamill has been elected
president of the Chicago board of trade,
defeating Jerome g. Stevens.
Evidences of an earthquake were
visible at Rochester, N. Y, yesterday
afternoon. No damage done.
There is talk of recalling Minister
Egan and placing Hon. John Hicks,
minister to Peru, in the position.
The Grand Forks city council has en-
dorsed Senator Casey's bill providing
for looks and dams in the Red River.
The executive committee of the Ma
tional Association of Democratic Clubs
will meeting in Washington Jan. 30.
Garter Harrison, q nephew of Presi
dent Harrison, died on train near
Franklin, Tex. He WAS oonsumptive.
Governor Flower favors repeating
that part of the electrocution law which
prohibits the publication OF the details.
After long and honorable career on
the Wisconsin state supreme bench,
Ohiet Justice Cole retires to private
life..
Rev. Thomas D. Simmer, D. D., pro-
fessor of divinity at the Mccormick
Theological Seminary, is dead in Chi
cago.
Two passenger trains on the Wabash
road collided yesterday morning. Two
persons were killed and q number
wounded.
A farmer at Willow Lakes. s.. D.,
tries to steal carload of wheat and is
caught at it. The farmer skipped the
country.
The bodies of the steward and second
nffi0or nf fhk. o. ro-o1s,,
been washed ashore on the coast of
Cornwall.
Cashier Childerhose of the Farmers
State Bank of st. Thomas, N. D., was
presented with 300 by the directors of
the bank.
Mckee Rankin. the we'll known actor,
has begun suit in San Francisco for
divorce from his wife on the ground of
desertion.
"A sneak thief gathered in $9, OOe worth
OF Jewelry and papers valued at $40, 600
at the residence of Joseph Oorle. in
Kansas City.
Senator Hill has intimated that
Grover Cleveland will not allow his
name to come before the democratic
convention.
Joaquin Garcia, the noted general.
who was General Juarenz's right hand
man, died at the City of Mexico, in alb.
jeot poverty.
Cornelius Lorenson, of Aberdeen.
8. D has been fined $3.50 and sentenoed
to sixty days in Jail for selling LIQUOR
contrary to law.
The funeral of the late Gen. M. O.
Meigs occurred in Washington and was
attended by q large number of
prominent mon.
The miners of the Ho]zappel district.
near Weisbaden, Germany, have struck.
Troops, who have been ordered to the
scene, are keeping order.
Austin Gibbons, the light weioht
pugilist of Paterson, N. J.. has issnei q
challenge to fight Champion Jack Ma.
Auliffe or Billy Myer.
Sir George Biddell Ayrey, astronomer
royal, OF England, is dead. He was born
in 1901 and his long life was replete
with scientific achievements.
The attack of influenza from which N
Vlctorien Sardou, the celebrated dra.
matlst, is suffering. is so violent that he
is completely prostrated.
In his annual message to the council
mayor Grant, OF New York, strongly
urges the citizens to inaugurate move
ment for representation at the worlds
BY vote OF the business men of Mad;.
son and Lake County, South Dakota. i
was unanimously voted to raise The
Worlds Fair. "'"' AoA 'lo
Nell Cummings, agent in East Grand
FORKS OF the Minneapolis and Northern