The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-01-23

ANo" ~ o~V VI eAS AVN " VAO
National Democratic convention.
An unknown man is killed by a o.
madam Pacific train at Winnipeg.
At Chatfeld, Mimi. Mrs. Hattie Gere,
SO years of age, was burned to death.
Ten million dollars is asked for the
improvement of the Mississippi river.
A subterranean lake of hot water has
been discovered at Cascade Springs, la.
Hiram Sibley's seed house, Rochester,
N. Y, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The danger of an outbreak among
Montana Indians is greatly exaggerated.
Louisiana is in the throes of a red hot
political fight. Five tickets are in the
field.
A bill to establish q bureau of infor-
nation has been introduced in the
house.
Daniel ". Buck, the millionaire and
stock raiser. was buried in Helena yes
terday.
Mrs. Mary @. Lease of Kansas has
cancelled all her lecture engagements
for Minnesota.
The students of the high school in
VermijlioD, s.. D., have formed q mill.
tary company.
The steamer Meifot went down off
Cupchi Points. She had Ala passen-
gers on board.
The lumber men of the Black Hills
met in Deadwood, s. D., and organized
q lumber trust.
Col. D. M. Evans has accepted the
presidency of the Red6eld colleg e at
Aberdeen, 8. D.
James Lockhart, a brakeman on the
Northern Pacific road, is killed ear
Wawanesa, Man.
J. 81. Burwell of st. Paul has been
elected president of the Minnesota State
Agricultural society.
The United States supreme court has
decided the Des Moines river land case
against the settlers.
Senator Davis feels quite confident
that Sanborn will be appointed judge of
the Eighth district.
John Sherman was formally elected
United States senator by the Ohio
legislature yesterday.
A corporation has been formed for ex.
tensive operations on the Messabi range
in northern Minnesota.
Frank Bogelwich, under arrest at
Mimic, N. D., charged with rape, has
escaped from the officers.
New evidence has been introduced in
the Graves poisoning case, and the doc
tor may escape the gallows.
Mark Twain is in Berlin and will de.
liver q lecture tonight for the benefit of
the Berlin. American church.
A high license bill will be introduced
in the Iowa house. It will provide for
q minimum license fee Of $500.
The senate hos ratified the CONNER
cial treaty with the Congo states and
the African slave trade treaty.
Edward Harroun, ex-assessor of RAM
sey county, Mimi, has been indicted
for larceny in the third degree.
Chief Engineer Arthur refuses to allow
Brotherhood engineers to participate in
the Arkansas Pass railroad strike.
One man was injured and several
buildings were shattered by the explo.
siCn of blasting powder IN Boston.
King Humbert has made overtures to
the pope Offering to compromise the
questions at issue between the state and
the vatican.
It is claimed that Oleveland's friends
are more alarmed over the candidacy of
Senator German than they are of Hills
attitude.
Frank Frisby, who wal at one time
president of the North Dakota Pharma
ceutical association, is seriously i'll at
Bismarck.
Agnes Baldwin, the Devils Lake muir.
deress. has been sentenced to seven
years hard labor in the p~enitentiary at
Bismarck.
A representative of q leading type
foundry has made the statement that
the chances for q type founders trust il
diminishing.
Senator and Mrs. Casey and Senator
and Mrs. Hansbrough were among those
who attended the vice presidents in.
itial reception.
Secretary Rusk desires congressman
to know more about the agricultural de-
partment, and courts an investigation
by members of that body.
w. p. @. Breckenridge of Kentucky
hes been decided upon to deliver the
d. dicatory Grafton Of the worlds fair
Oct. 10 is the date fixed for the opening,
Senator Washburn has introduced 9
bill for the relief of George F. Brott il
the sum Of $50. 600 for logs belonging t.
him and used in the construction Of
Fort A~bercrombie, N. D.
Mrs. Oliver E. Stout of Iowa hal
brought suit against The Milwaukee
Evening Wisconsin for $40, 900 dam
ages. The Wisconsin stated that Mrs
Stout murdered her daughter, in-law.
CLARK Carr. United States minister K
Denmark. tells Director General Davil
Of the Worlds Fair that DR.. Myer, thu
Danish commissioner, is devoting al
Of his time to the exposition, With great
success.
President Shortridge Of the North Da
|, kota Farmers alliance stated in Wash
iDgton that there are too many Simp
sons, Kyles. etc, connected with TIL
alliance to allow conservative counsel K
prevail
a Minot n. d., dispatch says the re-
port relative to the condition OF affairs
IN the Minot land district is . fa.sehood
It ii also stated that the cattlemel
threaten violence TO no man Who settler
on the land.
Delegates to tho Intsrnational League