The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-23
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the As
ISOLATED Press.
Mrs. Harrison Is improving.

Mrs. Harrison Is improving.
The Anaconda smelter has closed down.
The epidemic Of smallpox is raging in Poland.
The second trial Of the Davis viii case has be-
gun in Helena.
Ex-senator william M. Evarts Of New York is
threatened with blindness. H.
DR., Edward Everett Hale, the noted divine
and author, was 70 years old yesterday.
Johann Most. the fire eating anarchist, will be
released from prison in New York today.
1t Is quite certain that DR.. Graves will be given
a new trial. Application has been filed for it.
A ball was givein n Washington last night for
the benefit of the National Homeopathic hos
pital. E@
charles Emory Smith, United States minister
to Russia, has left st. Petersburg en- route to tie
United States.
The 117th anniversary of the battle OF Lexing.
ton is being celebrated In that city with appIo.
pirate exercises. ~
It is stated thata plan is on foot to have Dave
Hill make the speech nominating Cleveland for
the presidency.
ment that John Lind will not be q candidate for
governor of Minnesota.
On Sunday all places Of business In Sioux City.
Ia, were closed, The Sunday enforcement league
LAYING got In It's work. .sar.g# r.
The annual election Of officers Of the Tammany
society was held last night. Most of the Old
officers were reelected. D. ~
The operation performed I pom the eye OF Chief
Redsto.e in Chicago has proved successful ana
the old warrior can now see as well as anyone.
The exodus Of French Canadian families from
the province Of quebec to the United States has
assumed alarming proportions. Annexation is
advocated as a remedy. -. -,
The Baltimore Sun says that Senator German
will not be delegate to the national democratic
tinue as a member OF the national committee.
The Albany Telegram says: Hill is Lot likely
10 be q candidate If Harrison. is renominated
neither Hill nor Cleveland win be able to carry
New York. Flower is the only man available.
gregational mInistt ], died in London S4tSfuay.
For twenty-five years be was editor OF The Brit
cE Hartman OF the Congregational union.
Samuel Jackson, the NEST famous pyrotech.
mist OF the country, and the inventor Of the
present form of railroad dagger s gnals, lied Of
heart failure at hts home in Philadelphia Thurs.
day night. He was seventy years old.
bard, MINI has a pig with an almost human
face, the body being formed like the ordinary
pigle,. It's prob sc s Is very much like that OF
an elephant. Hundreds OF persons have viewed
the freak.
Following is the crop condition for North d.
kota for the past v eek: NO seeding cone except
In western COUNTIES !; ground In bad condition
for present work: seeing will gen rally resume
temperature and rainfall below normal.
A dog fight In Anoka county, Minnesota, Sun.
day was interrupted by the sheriff. Nearly 200
Twin Cityites We,e present. and many tried to
escape. rat Stanley Of st. PAU, the referee,
was shot In the leg by a deputy, and amputation
may follow. Several arrests were made.
Afatal wreck o. Cured at Monticello. Ill, Sun.
day, In which two men were killed and several
injured. The wreck occurred at the crossing OF
the Wabash and Illinois Central railroads A
train on the latter was crossing the toi mer ROAD
when an engine of the Wabash ran into 1t.
Sam Dougherty, 50 years old and single. a la
hrrnn I n DO lcN ~ rrh OF
MIMI, was found yesterday near the railroad
track In a dying condition from a blow on the
head. He was taken to Wadena by the train
cumstances indicate foul play.
NJ. Paul Deshanel, a membe OF the French
chamber Of deputies who was sent to this country
o few months ago by his governne nt TO investf-
gate the condition and development OF labor
organizations and labor questions generally.
says the United States is o paradise Tor workmen
as compared with other countries.
Frank Mackin. colored, snd Billy Mcmahon
fought a twenty-four round draw near Kanka-
kee, ILL.,, for O purse OF 5000. Both were badly
used up. Mackln was awarded the first blood
ard knock down in the fifth round by a clever
swinging blow in the ear. Both men were weak
at the til Of tim in the twenty Fourth round, so
the referee, George Lacey. called IL q draw.
Little Rock, Ark, yesterday !morning the
Jury In the case OF William E. Woodruff, ex,state
treasurer. charged with embezzling state funds,
returned a verdict OF not guilty. This was the
5 coma trial. the jury In the first trial standing
6tO 6. WcCdruf went out of Office Jan. II, 1891;
then his cash account was sholt $64, eco ana the
money was not paid In by his sureties until E,b.
10, 1891. -
an adjourned term of the court of sessions
at Troy, N. u, yesterday evidence wss intro
duced 70 show irregularities by the of1icers and
Jury IN the case of Daniel Murphy. recently sen-
fenced to three yea s in Clinton D. ison for as
saulting ex-Mayor Edward Murphy, jr., with q
natcnet: 1t was s own that the officers and
Jurors played cards and hat the prisoners wife
was IN the room while the iury was dali ,oroffnu
sion. MA