The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-06

OVer 0UU rol0ClVo6 OF hiram b. Hatch,
who died at Das Moines over q year ago,
are after his estate, valued at $50. 600.
The Colorado supreme court has is.
sued q supersedeas in the Graves case
and the doctor has been released on bail.
Professor O~eocarelli. the famous SUI.
geon. says the pope's health is good and
that he suffers from no chronic disease.
Labor bodies in New York state have
endorsed q bill to enable all self sup.
porting women to vote at all elections.
There is doubt expressed that con-
gress has ability to legislate upon Rep
resentative Watson's anti Pinkerton
bill.
The Commercial Savings bank at
Kearnev, Keb., closed it's doors yester.
day. The depositors will be paid in
full.
Ex-President Cleveland was enter
tanned in New Orleans YESTERDAY. Last
evening a public reception was rendered
him. -
j. LIE Fevre has been arrested at
Plainfield, Pa. for the murder OF Miss
Mary Gardner in South Dakota last
May.
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Andrew Thompson at Fergus Falls re.
veals the fact that he died Of heart dis
ease.
Captain ". B. Stephenson, q retired
merchant and capitalist of Marvel, and
Miss Ella Zeeley are married at Grand
Forks.
While coupling cars at Woonsocket,
8. d., Robert Woods, q brakeman on
the Milwaukee road, is horribly
Senator Kyle has introduced q bill
providing for erecting public buildings
in all cities having 5000 inhabitants or
upwards.
A mass meeting will be held in New
York Friday evening by democrats, &c
protest against calling an early state
convention.
S%pringer's free wool bill was under
consideration by the ways and means
committee yesterday. but no conclusion
was reached.
It is reported that Colonel Herman.
dez. recently condemned to death, at
tempted to escape from Jail and was shot
dead by the guard.
In Codington county, s. d., the reg
lister reports that $s9, 900 of mortgages
were paid off During December, 1891,
and January, 1892
The necessary funds have been raised
for the completion of the grade of the
Duluth, Pierre & Black Ellis road from
Aberdeen to Pierre.
The depot Of the Frisco railroad at
Carthage, Mo-. is in the hands of the
tov Ao1look4~ Coo kn-4r Ss~~ A. ~>.~l-
from the railroad company.
Ed Andrews of the Andrews Opera
company has made the statement that
nome of the Andrews boys had settled
with the Northern Pacific road.
The Bismarck and Grand Forks pub.
lie building bills were reached on the
senate calendar, hut owing to the alb
sence of Senator Hansbrough no action
was taken.
Bishop Fitzgerald yesterday, at Little
Rock, Ark, celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary of his connection with the
Catholic church. Many prominent cler-
gymen were present.
A joint resolution requesting the
president to return to Mexico the figs
captured by the United States army
during the Mexican wsr has been intro
duced in the senate and house.
A crank arrived in Dubuque, Ia, and
announced that he would destroy the
city because of the sins committed by
the citizens. He was immedialy taken
in charge by the authorities.
The body of the duke of Clarence will
remain in Memorial chapel until the
queen returns to Windsor, when it will
be taken to Sandringham hall to be
buried by the side of an infant brother
of the dead duke.
Secretary Blaine has, through the act
ing secretary of the treasury, asked con-
gress for an appropriation of $50. 900 to
complete the preliminary survey of the
boundary line between Alaska and
Britt Oh Columbia.
A dispatch from Washington says a
conference of leading republicans was
held in New York, and that the leaders
will use their influence to have prohibi-
tion dropped from the party platform in
Iowa and North Dakota,
The patent case of w. E. Lee against
the Pillsbury Milling company has been
decided, the court awarding the plaintiff
81, 600. The suit was brought to re-
cover royalty on the manufacture Of a
cookie separating machine patented by
Mr.. Lee in 1874. II
Bishop-eleot Sohwabach of the La
Crosse, Wis, diocese, will be conse-
Grated Feb. rs Archbishop Katzer Of
Milwaukee will ofioiate as ~consecrator,
and 200 priests are expected to be pres
emit.
An effort to shut the Northern Pacific
out OF Butte and Anaconda has been
headed off by the filing of papers in the
United States district court to prevent
the directors Of the Montan, Union
from taking action prejudioial to the in
terests Of the Northern Pacific.
A dispatch from Grand Forks says:
The notorious divorce case of Parson
Drum of Dunseith is set for Feb 2 here.
Rev. w. II. Hunter of Park River is the
prosecutor in behalf of Pembina pres
The defense will be j%ustifatle
divorce because of the desertion of her
husband by Mrs. Drum.
The w. O. T. u. at Grafton tried to
persuade the manager of the opera house
not to allow the Mable Snow Adam and
Eve company to exhibit in that place,
The manager showed the representatives
of the W. O. T. u. q contract and offered
to cancel the date if the ladies would pay
$500. This they would not do.
Representative Simpson of Kansas
a bill to promote and encour-
age agriculture by %authorizing the
United States government to lend