The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-02-20

m0nt against Chill. The aggregate
amounts to $3.50. 900.
A wolf drive took place at Girard,
Kas., Sunday. The q began at /
p. M, and at 5 p. m. twenty-five wolves
had been slaughtered.
David Gundling, q diamond dealer In
New York, has been arrested for swindl-
ing diamond and jewelry houses in New
Yosk and Philadelphia.
A stockman named Pratt and his
| daughter were killed and their bodies
terribly mangled by wild dogs some
miles from Leonard. Kans.
Henry Tembrock Cambridge. 30 years
old, Q r~ecluse, was found dead in his
room in New York City. He was q
class-mate Of ex-senator Evarts.
A hot fight between cowboys and In
dams took place yesterday near Collidge
Station, N. M. Several OF the redskins
were sent to the happy hunting ground.
A monster mass meeting was held in
Minneapolis, Sunday, to protest against
the action of the council in passing the
Rand amendment to the liquor ordi-
nance.
While q party of men and boys were
chaivaring q newly married couple at
Newmarket, Ia, . shotgun explodes in
hands of !. s. Coombs, killing him in
stantly. II Z go
A. M. Haines recently abeconded
from Pueblo, Colo, taking with him
several hundred dollars of the funds be.
longing to the local assembly Of Knights
of Labor.
8. r. Briggs, of Bismarck, N. D.,
when in st. Paul Sunday told q reporter
that in his opinion nearly ZOO immi.
grants would arrive in this state by the
first of March.
The grand jury which investigated
the charges of corruption in the election
Senator Hearst, did not bring in any in
dictments. -.
Mrs. Frederick Allen of Eau Claire
was delivered, yesterday morning. of
triplets. q girl and two boys. combined
weight, nineteen pounds. She has bad
thirteen children.
A dispatch from Monterey, Mex, says
that that country is on the verge of q
revolution and q civil war, and the crisis
will be reached when the election for
president ecu in April.
A train on the Gull, Colorado &
Santa Fe road was wrecked yesterday
and n passenger was injured. The
wreck was caused by someone fastening
q drawhead band on the rails.
Pung Kwang Iyu, Chinese minister
at Washington, has complained to the
secretary of state of the treatment of
| Chinese at Butte. Blaine has referred
the matter to Governor Toole.
On Saturday night Senator Hill had
an important conference with his bench
men. Hill wanted the delegates to Chi
cago instructed for him but Tammany
chiefs objected to the cast iron rale.
Ottumwa is all stirred up over the &C.
tions of q beautiful woman who gives
her name as Mrs. Blanche Harrison,
and who threw herself from q Denver
bound train on the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy.
The kaiser has given it to be under
stood that he is anxious to build up
the German navy and maintain the
standard of the army, and that in the
event of war he wishes the navy to take
the aggressive.
The grand jury in New York has re-
turned an indictment for forgery in the
second degree against Edward M. Field.
It is alleged he forged the name of E.
Moore to the bill Of lading for II, 2S2
bushels of wheat.
The Massachusetts Grand Army of
| the Repubiiy, by d unuuimUus vote; has
Endorsed the general order of Com
mander.i in chief Palmer, protesting
against the use of confederate flags on
any occasion.
A number of horses have teen pur-
chased of Senator Stanford by eastern
men. The principal animal was Beauti-
full Bells, yearlipg, for which $15, 600
was paid, the largest price ever given for
an animal Of that age.
The depre dations of the letter box
thieves have caused q scare in London.
The method of these mail robbers is to
insert = beg in the letter-b box which
catches all the letters, and then the
thieves haul out and appropriate the
spoi]s.
The Grand Forks chember of COM
merce will employ a paid secretary to
give his entire time to the work of the
chamber. A systematized effort will be
made to secure farm help for every far.
mer in that section this spring.
Frank Hartman, q tramp, sued the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way company for SO, 900 damages for
false imprisonment, growing out of the
wreokipg of a passenger train near COL
umbus, Wis. The jury has awarded
Hartman $500.
An appeal to the Grand Army of the
Republic for contributions to aid in the
erection of a statue in Washington to
the memory Of Gen. w. T. Sherman has
been made by q committee appointed at
the meeting of the Society of the Army
of the Tenness ON Oct. 8 and 8 last.
The captain of the Salvation army in
Eau Claire has got q novel idea to draw
q crowd. Next Sunday evening he will
preach the gospel standing on his head.
He will be supported in this position by
two of the female soldiers Of bis COM
mand, esch of whom will hold one of
his legs just below the knee.
In the Blaine divorce case Judge
Thomas has entered an order for the
defendant, James q. Blaine, jr., to
show cause Why his answer to the CON-
plant should not be stricken from the
fIe a end records for contempt of court,
and also to show cause why the case
should not be set down for immediate
trial. .
Frederic Paine, receiver Of the Duluth
News company, advertises that he will
fer for sale ct public auction next Fri.
day morning the name and good will oil
the United Press franchise and plant oil
The Daily and Weekly News. 1t is un.
derstood t~batseveral Of the present own
ers Of The News, including Luther Men
denhall and GIG. Hartley. will purchase
the paper at this sale.
Probably 6uicide.