Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1892-04-29
1O,<ClSnI.Y G!ln0.NICIEU
Vac.sas items o1 .'Hi',ie Mutsr.
est Collec d ..I Con-
deuseli.
UNLAWFUL. ACTS.

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UNLAWFUL scTS
Coleman iSiac!, ,a.aa :, ) hanged fol
VII inurdcs ut l';.So''-. MIS-.
i.-nI tuveyr:er. H., .N.itan ex
plorer, committed saic!lr al %cyres.
| Governor Flower has ui.trnI -, ,00t
reYvarl Tor the capture % iu.a O i;r:en
the i.unco !'iAy.
Tiffany & Co., III, 1,cw Iurl; jewel
srs, have been r''e OF S5H,00 by
meaEs OF trau'.a,en. ty.trrs.
II Is now a.inoE!.,e,! that Jaeger,
Rotiscli!ds' cast.icr elabe2ll&ed two
million marks, and probably more.
Tea villages in Hungary have been
burned. The spread of The flames was
assisted by dry an,i windy weather.
E:Warl a, Giaal>, ;.a Chicago real
estate and bona swindler has beem SEN
:eaced to eighteen ye:.is in the pcaite.i-
tiary.
Patrick Sshanle;,. tne st. Paul man
wno W.,G S!.ot AZ the Dog fight in Anoka
counts sunday, t..,,i t.; the result Of sn
amu"tatica.
O.>ar CE$mer .anl Jam-s L. white,
w:n;ri ior stealin; ..u,uLO from
Din !; Ehyis, New lrr.. Da.kels, have
been capture! il Denmark.
Pre- Fident Tnwus..u:, os the :'Mercan-
Tile Telegraph COZ. .s.y' WAS fined
si,00o in ST. Louis t'i' receiving money
bets Oh races oa:siie the stale.
Mrs. Walden, WHO h:.s h-.cn for sew
eral days on trial in New York for kill
ing H.: husband, James Walden, the
horse trainer. !:a; been convicted of
mur.cr i'll The $ rpnd .i..g:ee.
y Niles, O., Sa"ul Williams re-
turned home dnul!; aud dro.e his fam
lily out OF the house. A daughter aged
20 tried to quiet him aud had her head
frn' iur"d iy blow from poker
w .i;::us then seZel u knife aud gev-
erc;i his ingul.r. ,:yi.,y Instantly. The
daughter raa!lJt i've.
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.
Iw" htcA,c"laa were frozen 10 death
III Colorado last Week
Fire at New Lone.un, Conn, Monday
destroyed the Colby academy. Loss
$4,000.
During y suuall on the Havel lakes
three boats were carsizcd and seven of
their occupants drowned
A barn containing l59 :ons of hay and
800, eUO feet of lumber belonging to the
Empire Lumber company, burned at
Empire, Mich.
John Longwell, of Wcllsboro, Pa.
who vomited three snakes, is dead. He
Was supposed to have swallowed snake
eggs while drinking at spring in his
field.
AT the laying of the corner stone of
the Y. NJ. c. A. building at Hoiyoke,
Mass, Saturday, one man was killed
and dozen people injured by tile Civ
ing way Of large iron girder.
Mrs. Lilly, on her way East from
Washington state, was found dead in a
sleeping car on the Chicago and North
ern Pacific iu Chicago. Heart disease
was the probable cause of death.
A boy named Willie Wyman, at St.
Paul, was so badly crushed by being
run over by freight train on which he
was attempting to jump on Monday
night that amputation Of both feet was
necessary.
POLITICAL POINTS.
Victoria Woodruff announces herself
as candidate for president of the
United States.
Oregon Democrats elected delegates
to Chicago who are for Cleveland first.
last and all the time.
The Democrats of the Seventh In.
diana congressional district nominated
Congressman Bynum by acclamation.
Kansas Democrats instructed dele
gates to Chicago for Cleveland. Reso.
lutions were adopted favoring free coin
age.
Congressman w. S. Holman has been
by acclamation by the
trict.
Republicans of Pennsylvania and
Massachusetts held conventions on
Wednesday. Both endorsed Harrison
and praised Blaine.
At Auburn, Me-, Nelsou Dingley. Jr..
was renominated for congress by accla-
A resolution indorsing Presi-
dent Harrison's administration through
out was unanimously adopted.
The Democrats of the Fifth Indiana
district have renominated
Hon. George w. Cooper for congress.
The Republicans of the Twenty-four
Pennsylvania district have nominated
Ernest b. Acheson.
Senator Voorhees,, Hugh Dougherty,
Charles L. Jewett and Samuel E. Morse,
from Indiana, were elected delegates to
the national convention. They are
staucl, friends of Gray, but will sup
port Cleveland az long as he has show.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The formation of a new Italian cab
met has been completed. Its programme
includes retrenchment in the army
budget.
The death of the Grand Duchess of
Schleswiy, the sister of
Emperor William l., at Berlin, is an
nounced. She was stricken with
paralysis.
Owing to the difficulties that have
been encountered in reconstructing the
Italian cabinet all the members of the
which just resigned, with the
exception of Signor Colombo, minister
of finance, have decided to withdraw
their designations and remain in Office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chicago painters have won their
strike.
William Astor, brother of John
Jacob Astor, died at Paris Tuesday.
The senate has confirmed the no,nina-
ton of n. NJ. Besse as register of the
Ashland (Wis.) land Office.
The plan for the reunion of the five
republics of Central America into q
single confederation has been again re-
vived.
Canadian sealers expect to evade the
Behring sea agreement by sending out
their vessels under the flags of other
nations.
The Durham miners repudiate the
OF the mine owners for COM