The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07
Otherwise.

Mrs. Minnie B. Kiser Of Lebanon,
Ind, sued for divorce on the ground of
cruelty.
The New Jersey supreme court has
decided it has jurisdiction in the sena-
torial question.
Students of a homeopathic medical
college in Cleveland, Ohio, are involved
in a row, which is growing serious.
The mayor of Indianapolis asks addi-
tional police assistance for the suppress
sion OF gambling.
Twelve patrolmen who were dis
charged at Indianapolis, Ind, will sue
the police board for damages.
Nearly seven inches of rain fell at
Memphis in thirty six hours. Much
damage has been done by foods.
August linn, the new Messiah of Du-
buque, Iowa, disappointed curious peo-
pie by refusing to open his heaven"
Six members of the family of Herman
ThurOn, living Plano, ILL.,, are at
deaths door from eating uncooked sau-
sage.
A Populist paper at Wichita, Kan,
says if Carlisle issues more bonds a
million armed men should march on
Washington.
The Methodist churches of San Fran
cisco have ~inaugurated a big series of
REVEALS in a large tent on the new
postOftice site.
Kansas City, Kan, ministers have
started a crusade against the numer-
GUS lottery concerns which flourish
throughout the state.
The split in the Order Of Elks has
been further widened by removal of
Grand Trustees Vanderlip, Campbell
and Loup.
Hosting Of green flags at Danville,
ILL.,, and Baker City, Or, nearly led to
riots. The Objectionable emblems were
removed.
In the chapel of S.. Jospeh's acad-
envy at st. Louis, twenty-five young
ladies took the VOWS which separate
them from the world.
Nelson Morris, Of Chicago, is reported
to be examining property in Baltimore
Md, with a view of erecting a large
packing house.
It is now considered probable that a
compromise will be the outgrowth Of
the Union Pacific wage conference at
Omaha.
Pension Commissioner Lochren was
plscored by Judge Long before the
Michigan Grand Army convention. at
Owosso.
Supt. Of Police Creiger, of Cham
paign, ILL.,, has resigned at the request
Of the city council. He was accused of
blackmail.
The Bale des Chaleurs Railroad, of
Canada, is to be sold, and the Atlantic
& Lake Superior Railroad has been
given option at 100000.
In the case at Champaign, ILL.,, of
Lena Lingrun against the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad for the death Of her hus-
band the plaintiff was awarded $1,000.
New Orleans authorities deny that the
new government Of Honduras will sur
render e. A. Burke, Louisiana's de-
faulting state treasurer.
Baptist people at Jonesboro, Ark,
have been made the victims Of a pious
fraud, who borrowed money and stole
a horse.
A "shirt-tail parade" was held by the
freshmen of Williams college in honor
| of st. Patrick's day. They were head
| ed by q band and made a big display
of fireworks.
A decision was rendered at st. Louis
against the Consolidated Ice Machine
Company, Of Chicago, in it's suit against
the De La Vergne Refrigerator Com
pany, of st. Louis, to compel the latter
to sell it's stock in accordance with an
agreement.
Joseph Stephenson of Warsaw, Ind,
while ~excavating for a cellar on a
lot recently purchased by him, threw
out an old iron kettle containing &c.
600 in greenbacks. An old man by the
name of Blue formerly lived there alone
years ago. Stephenson paid 5000 for
the ground.