The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-17
IN THE TWIN CITES.
81. pnul.

4. r.n, snoa y; 5 n,'e, 81
srr,a statn histar;ea, aaa,n.l Dec. a.
the legislature for nd in the establishmaa.
Of a new home. The old scheme of wa,. .snt
for quarters in d new capitol build,nv ~
NJ ..,n i W ea,a az rs,' =, NJ anu every efou
WI w q ny = = u!reetlon named
lose py tue present state mousse Is a lara
plot OF ground belonging to the society. ans 81
The idea Is to occupy this with q new Jug a
therefore necessary II vii, pp ~ u
by- some Of the Oldest aud most n ,uauesteda
fesluehts VI tAiHhesota, ana VIII probably /
appear as y recommendation in Gov. Mer.
r1ams message TO the legislature.
regular montnIy meeIng or the historical H
society last l1sht una referred to u com.
mlttee CONSISTING q. Messss. %Sanborn, FfaiI.
nttie consuliatlon ine comIlittee asked that
II ne autnoflseu ~ plsraIe d peution stating
ne desires OF "a. me, soGiety, anu present it to
the, governor with me request that it Be
niaut y pafI " MS lnessage. mis- was
granted ~ unanimous vote, ana the WORK
VIII ne ensered r Upon ar 1 9nieian,
IIisioiIhn . !. ielSncL NiIllauts nsd his b.
ennaal rep9ac u, manu. 5, y VERY Lengthy and in
ter rrsai IS,ti1 thn nax ~ ,.a aHi aeau,hg was de.
terrea an y sn .mgi ned aSdo nee ~ .So wnen It win
wiz be examined and passed upon by a com.
mittee. Ai'.r eAcMansnns a. lev rem1nis-
csnees ana tramsact,as some routine business
EIIark Harris was DISCHARGED from o.
tody YESTERDAY by order OF, Judge Otis. Har-AI
r1s II a c4iorea man VINO recently married
= Wnite female soldier aoI me Salvation
army. niarris haa u nearihg IN tne munieL
pal court on u chaTse OF Dlgamy, and he
was hea 10 aw hat,r the Incl, aeslon n. OF the grand
or habeas corpus, applied Tor on the ground
OF mo propaDie crime snoWh.- The de.
cision OF tue 1udge turned upon u nne point
all bigainy eases.
At the preliminary nearing In the. munici.
pal court Harris alleged hrst wife, a col.
had been married to Harris and that these
had been no divorce. Harris ~attorneY
promptly claimed the statutory right Is
exclude her teStimOny because she appeared
to be the prisoners wife. The legal rem.
resentative of the county argued that il thu
testimony was excluded on that ground,
lation existed between tile prisoner and the
witness. He then proved the second mar.
e Gjfag Sira an1 had 1ao appe o,is so, made The out son a case
and decides. in effect, that the marriages *
the wife herself, but must be. shown Is,
other testimony. &c
FRANK MI 2 hoiish boy seven years
r. tr,cks near Western avem,e was M rnm oxee
by n freight car. the wheels Of wb,ch
crushed his left foot SO badly that amputa.
ton at the ankle was necessary. He was
aaken 70 tne tns i,spntat.' Inc BOYS
t;nni ~ the "a .pi'si - "a" WIZ ~
The Ninnesotn Editorial association
through IT'S executives commlttee. has adj.
Dressed the following circumstances to con.
sress against the nronosed law TO furnish
Slammed enve,ones at rost Of stamns.
sara Tho Sonata snd TIo,Sa Of Renrasen+a.
t;vas ~ Tho i1niteG Stotas. yonr nafitionarS
an Lebalf nf me- Ni,1,osnto E,i;ta,!. and pub
lishers' associotion. renresentinr 400 nrint.
ING offices In the Statn ofA minnesota re.
snectfmllv n,,ntesf n ca;nst any action On the
nnpprt nf ~ r. NV Ienn;nn s.,ar "a tha nost
ptRco donar,'n.nt f,rnish;nc sta,nnna On.
Valance II flo COST nf the sfa,nns Tho Of.
foot IF snch a law would be tirst to event.
factnrinr euvelnnes nv comtiminp their man.
,r.ct,'ra ont;rair :" ~. ,sns ~ no GOVERN.
ment as an noSia1 cards and secnnd RI in.
crease tbe expemi tnres of the nostofice do.
nartment to such an enormous expense as
Forever TO destr,v fhe nnssiIii,ty Of MAKING
tba danar+mcnt seif.sustaininr or securing
tn tho paanIa rho hanet;t If Cont nnstaetr
rran riIn 6 paasa nras;dent MI II par.
a6;s secret ,rv. David Hsmaiey treasurer.
2 = Stine chairman. William IIinds Y
8 cnrsnn cxenntirn nn,nm;ttaa y, ~ 40
~ "o'0' M $3.50
advancement, i
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minneapolis, special Telegram, Dec. iS.-
The famous $1,000 damage suit against the
~tailors, uuion was fled YESTERDAY by Attor.
nnn - a1nS.os ,,,a ni.int,ms J., .na caso
NY Snes - 49,. s,.An.a.. -
are -. "feistao anu 'ohh aiislaeis' ah1
the defendants h. Goidstain, j. Rasmussen
u.1un -A'ooo " .e"i "So ~IsnsA s
in;n the taiiors' nnion and in consennen,se
found themselves shortly afterward out of I
job.
The ,platntlffs allegc that the union has,
ever since its existence, tried to fix. dictate