The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-02-06

officials for soliciting funds for cam
paign purposes
Pennsylvania republican state cen.
trail committee passed Q resolution COM
mending President Harrison's course
in the Ohilian affair.
It is stated that there is not Q hall in
Chicago large enough to accommodate
those who will be in attendance at the
democratic convention.
Near Waubray, s. d., q Mr.. Bran
berg accidentally shot his sixteen year
old son in the right breast near the
nipple, causing his death.
Redbird, an Indian charged with the
murder Of Hankakoxe, another Indian
on the Sisseton reservation Dec. %, has
been looked up at Huron.
James w. Scott. publisher of The
Chicago Herald, refused an offer Of
$500, 600 for five years services as pub
Usher of The New York World.
A 5.months old child of Martin Silon
was smothered to death by too much
wrapping while the family was out driv-
ing near st. Mary's, O.. yesterday.
A natural gas well is blowing in the
town of Buconap, Wis. A t~hree-pound
weight dropped into the pipe
was thrown twenty feet into the air.
The shoppman Petroleum works and
the Helleko Bottle works at Dortmund,
Germany, have been destroyed by fire.
The loss amounts to 1000, 600 marks.
Dougall Mcdonald, q bridge foreman
employed by the Northern Pacific COM
pany and q resident of Brainerd, MIMI,
was killed by the cars at Brule, MINI.
Joseph Schmidt, convicted at Wahpe-
ton, N. D., of violating the prohibition
law, has abandoned his appeal to the su-
preme court and will serve his sentence.
Oreede, Ool., is all excitement over
the finding in the Jack Pot claim OF ore
bearing 22O ounces of silver to the ton.
The town has grown from 1900 to &. 500
in two weeks.
Harry Hager was run in at Decatur,
Ill. he is violently insane. He had
been receiving treatment at Dwight and
after leaving that institution resumed
his old habits.
A Minneapolis paper reports that q
man supposed to be Willie Tascott, the
much wanted. person who murdered
Smell in Chicago. is living in Mile Laos
county, MINI.
Thomas Morgan, an old miser, dies
in Pittsfield, III. A daughter in Hanni.
bal, No., falls heir to his money which
consists of nearly $40, 600 in gold and
greenbacks.
The case of ex.P President Dill, of the
First National bank at Cleveland, came
up yesterday for Q hearing but was
postponed. His bail was reduced from
$40, 600 to SO, OO0.,
Recently an attempt was made to
down the residence of Judge Conditt at
no little excitement.
It is said that Chiswick House, where
Fox and Canning died, and where the
fifth Duke of Devonshire gave his FAM
Gus entertainment, is to be converted
into an insane asylum.
Recent explorations in the district of
Sonore, Mexico, show that the coal de-
posits in the San Marcial Valley will
amount to fully 60, 600, 600, 600 tons, and
ii is of excellent quality.
A meeting of railroad employees from
all sections of the country will be held
in Chicago today, the object being to
consolidate all railroad labor organiza-
tions into n gigantic union.
The SEQUEL to the trouble between
City Editor Ireland of The Pierre Gap.
itai and Manager Hall of a theatrical
company resulted in the editor putting
a bullet into the leg of the actor.
New York society is shocked on
learning that Elliot Zobrowski, the co.
tillion leader. has been named as CO.
respondent by Baron de Stuers in an.
swer to his wife's application for a
divorce.
Bishop elect Schwabach of the La
Crosse, Wis, diocese, will be conse-
Grated Feb. IS. Archbishop Katzer Of
Milwaukee will oficiate as consecrator,
and 200 priests are expected to be pres
ent.
Samuel Wallace, aged 10. has been
arrested at Lafayette, Ind, for counter.
feiting nickels by hammering an i'm
print of the genuine article on round
pieces of lead and passing them on q
weak-eyed old man.
Dennis Gallagher, of Buffalo, has
issued a challenge to the world to
wrestIe catch. az. catch-can at 1865 pounds
for $500 to ST. 600 a side. best two falls
out of three. He prefers Lewis, Acton,
Roeber or Muldoon.
Grover Cleveland. so it is said, will
not write that letter declining to allow
his name to 20 before the democratic
convention. The fight being made in
the Northwest on Hill has caused
Cleveland to change his mind.
John Treber, the Deadwood; s. D.,
man who is in q German military prison,
writes that he is as we'll as could be OK.
pected. His sentence will not expire
until June 20, but there is hope that the
emperor may pardon him.
Mrs. Margaret Lynde has secured an
absolute divorce from her husband, ex.
Alderman Lynde of Milwaukee. She il
the daughter of Prof. Eissefield of st.
Paul, and her husband is q son of OK
Congressman William Pitt Lynde.
A woman claiming to be- Mrs.. s. O.
Brant, who said her husband was q car
penter at Seattle, and who is believed
to be Theresa Ellsworth, an actress
gave birth to q girl on q Northern Pa
oifo train while passing through Idaho
Thursday morning. :
The mysterious Mrs. Allison of Obi.
trgo who has been in Sioux Falls, s. D.
on the pretense of securing a divorc'
from her husband, turns out to be
correspondent of New York and Londol
papers. She proposes to write up tn
city and roast it to q turn.
Miss Clara Barton, president of tn
American branch of the Red Gross so
cietys has issued an appeal to the Amer
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