davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Oebs uno 6enoHen moroen fret.

0te offt3ie1e Srber bonn 8unbeszO ber<
gert4t, Die 9ebs unb Genofen geituttet, 1i9
Bis our 8erbanbIung beg 6abeuscprpus<
8erfabrens, Die auf ben 25. MGr3 ange lagt
TT, 9egen 8iirgi4aft Der Srei6eit gu err
freuen, g~elangte beute Morgen in bic 9Gnbe
beg GlerfS 8urnbam. 3pet 0eputDzMar
l9due tperoen 6eute Mbenb nu3 @oob1tod
tabren unb morgen bterber nit ben @efangez
men 5uriftebren. &t9ter @roBcup tpirb
Oann tire 8irgi3aft entgegenne6men unb
morgen Nu9mittag UNI 2 n6r pirb bic Ser
b%anolung Der 9e9en fe er6obenen Nntlage
tpegen 8erf3p0rung Beginner.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
GRornton's baIe nteoeroebrannt

9eute Morgen 5pif6en 8 unb q ubr
tpurbe bic S4ornton 0oq, @de Wrtobt unb
SO. StraBe, bon Seuer 3erftDrt. 0os Sc
bdube mar etn 5peiftOdiges, beKen unteres
@todtpert aus 2dben beftanb. Die Ser
LUTTE Oert6eilen Ih9 pie fol9t:
G9as. g. Sbornton, Gtgent6iimer bes
9aufes, $4,000; $. $. Britain, Sol So.
@trdBe, 4pOtbeter, $4,000; Hobert Salt.
sos SO. StraBe, Plumber, $500; 9eabens1
port9 &c Sutton, 500 SO. @traBe, @roz
certes, $500; 2i9tentpalter C Co., Gil 50,
StroBe, Groceries. $500.
9as Seuer fam in 8rittuin's Mpotbefe
gum Nusbru4 unb mubte infpGqe Der bort
a1fgebduften brennbarenM ateriaIten f6neue
Sortf3rttte. Gin 3peiter unb brttter QIorm
tpuroe 9e9eben uno Die 5euerpebr mar muir
nit tnopper Jtotb i'm @tanbe, cine peitere
Nusbrettung gu perbtnbern.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Cine QIeodre.

Sannp 9uGp, eineb gefGbrli6fen Gtraz
Benbtrnen bes GebeezO iftrifts, qerietb oez
tern Nbenb in einem iibelbeGeumunbefen
6auIe an Der @de Der Stat Str. unb SQr=
mon Court, nit benz @r=8laurpd s. Burns
in einen Streit unb bra9te ibm mttteIs
einer na9 Inn gepOrfenen SlaI6e cine
f4ltmme, tpenn aud nt9t gerabe oefG6rz
li9e Wunbe am &ppfe BEL. Burns purbe
mad benz @ountDz9 Ofpital gef6afft rnb
Sannp mad Der 4rmorp. &i3ter For1ter
iteute ie Bis gum %. D. Mts. inter $1,000
8iir9f9aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Udd Ger Sri6eneu.

Die ulte Muggie GougbIin rtef an Der
Nort9 lpe. un0 9arrubeeitraBe geitern
Gbenb einen 4uflauf berpOr, inbem ffe inn
Rauf4e boribergebenbe 9erIonen NIT
S4impfnamen belegte. 9Rt6ter 9erften
f4iGte fie unter SIS Strufe mad Der 8ribez
tpeU.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Otelletd2t cine 6oIoaoer.
Gin farmer ito6t beim 8runneneraben ouf
~eolohaItioes 6etein.

pOrtSerpts, 81, g., %. San,
Der etna cine Meile BON @ingmans
Sabre in pite GOuutp no6nenDe SuItus
Wtulforb itteB tiir3lt9 bsim 8~runrengraben
auf feiner Sdrm auf Selfen. @r bemerfte
auf benz 9eftein etpas @%ldnaenbes, bas
Inn pte Sob Dorfum; er f9moG3 einen
She'll baDOn Elm, fanbte es noD gletp Oprt,
unb erbieIt our @ntport, baB es 9olb lei,
Mtulfor0 OerbdIt fi4 iiber Die Sadie Iebr
f9Deigiam.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Gin alter S~eeoffsier eeftorben.
DcrfeIbe mar, nit 2usnahme zines Jabres.
odt uno orei6ie sabre lang unous=
eeie5t in Dienf.
Nempprt. 81. g. %. %onunr

Capt. sc. s. Martin, Elm p~enItonirter
Officter Der amerifunii9en 5Gotte, 1T qcitcrn
Mbenb in feiner @obnung elmer 6er3frqnfz
belt erlegen. @apt. Martin purbe 76 SATIRE
alt; er fam aus 6loriba unb trut i'm sSn6re
1882 in bic T1ptte Elm, in peI3er er nit
Qusnabme zines Subres Bis gum cSa6ce
1870, als er penftonirt purbe, ber6Itsb,
@r mar Elm angefebener Sreimaurer unb
interefiirte fi4 fart fir ben Sptritualismug,
er binterlGBt cine SO9ter.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Gin Opfer oes Sturmes.
Elm mann por1 elmer Setter eeri1en uno
our6 oen Saa um9efommeu.
8rinceton, Su., %. San

Dem Gebten ortanarttgen Sturm lit bier
elm MenT9enleben gum Spfer gefaqen.
Wdbrenb Sstar 9eterion auf elmer Better
in Der Main ctr. nit Der Nusbeferung
zines 2aternenpfotens bef9dftigt mar,
purbe er bur9 Die @epalt bes Sturmes
bon Der Better gerifen unb 10 befttg auf
bas StraBenpfGait tier gef4leubert, DAB er auf
Der SteQe toOt blteb. NuBerbem ipurben
ou6 bic @rIte 8aptiitenttr9e unb anbere
@ebGuOe bur9 bas untpetter betrd@tli9 be-
f9dbigt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
5rdnfretd's le~btjdhri9e Weinernte.
Der DertR oerfcIbsu auf $ls5, 800, 900 ob.
eefddbt.
SO afbinqtpn. %. San.

"WT y II 9 . ~ 90 0WI.
2aut etnem 8ert9te bes amerttaniI6en
GoniulS in 8orbeaur betrGgt bic frana0z
i19e Wetnernte BON 1894, einI9lieBli6 bon
9oritta unb Ilgter, 1,117,87O,OOO Sal
lonen, NIT etnem @ertbe, 81 Is Gents bic
'8alone bere9net, bon $185, 100000. 9te
@rnte mar i'm 286,442,000 @allonen ee=
ringer als i'm Sabre Dorber, aber bod nod
better als cine 0ur6i4ntttsernte, ue6er bic
Qualttdt lGBt ii6 mob nt9ts @enaues ia
gen, aber bic preiie iteigen BON Sag gu Sag.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
2llter idibt befanntIi9 Dor GRor=
hett nt4t.
Or if 81 sabre ali, uno bat bereits 3wei
5rauen begrober, wGbreno ie nit itren
u Jahren pier m6nner inter oie
Groe eebra4t bat.
NDrnaIf, Conn, %. San.

@eitern @beno eri9ienen beim 9farrer
! arant Robbin5, BON Der 8aptiItenftr6e in
Iprtpalt, 9orOep 8rotper unb Sruu Martin
O. Strap, unb baten i'm, tie gu ber6ei>
ratben, Ser geiItli4e 6err mar einiqermaBen
erftqunt, 0d Der @atte Der Srau 5trutp crit
Dor bier Monaten geftorben mar. 8rotpsr
1T 81 Sabre ali, uno oies TT feline brittle @6e;
Tra4 Stroip 1T II Sabre alt, bat bier
Ttdrlner iiberlebt uno ertldrt, baB fe aub
bie9etL tbren tinften, gu begraben gebenft.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Stdott1bes.
Oas DIETER.

0ptiter aGetne, 76 MaTbingtUn Str,
beri9tet fir Chicago bic folgenben 8aroz
meter unb S6ermometerftGnbe
I'm 8 u6r Morgens 6 @r,, I'm 9 l1br
6 @r., UNI 10 l1br 8 9r., Inn IL It6r 10
9r., Inn II u6r 10 9rab. 8orometerftanb
UNI 8 ubr MorgenS 29,10, UNI II u6r
% 20.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Otebndrft.

3ufubr 1000 @tif RinbOieb, $4,000
S9peine unb 1900 @6ofe.
@9petne naren feit. @9pere brQ6tcn
$4.15-$4.50, Iei9te $3.8O-S4.2O Ieihfp
unO 14tpere our3einanber $3.9O-4.4O,
grobe sum gOteln $3.9O-1O, u9iosa
$2.65-$3.8O. "r
itiegen. W
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
8eitrafte rufiifde Stuoenten.
me9en Kuroeebur9er 9eeen einen Protector
pon weiteren Stuoien auseei9Iofen.
81 II, %. San.

3pan3ig Stubenten Der bteitgen Timber
fiat itno pegen &urbgebunge1 gegen einen
Profeior a1sgetpiefen tporben. IS 1T ibnsn
perboten morben, iemals nieber cine 9p9z
13ule 81 befu9en, pber in elmer untberz
~Ittdts5taDt gu tppbnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Beribttouno.

Sin 0efer bes Nbenbblutts in @inDna.
W(tnn, md4t uns oarauf aufmertTani, BAT
mir in einem Nrttfel, iiber19rieben: Sin
fetter 8rO3eB", Die 8if90fe 0ubS UNI
Gf9er Metbobtiten %nannten, ipGbreno lie Der
GOangelH3en 9emetnf6aft angebDren.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Die ~Ginkommentteuer
Sir perfofun9smdbis erfIdrt.
Serufuue an oos Obereerid}t.
90 afAtnQtor, %. San.

8af9tngton n, %. San.
0as 9e{u4 bes Sobn 8, Moore UNI @r>
LAB etneS 8erbots Der @tn3iebung Der Gin
tommenfteu an ben 8unbesteuercommtfz
1dr, TT bonn 8unoesbe5irfsri9ter 6ugner
abgeptefen porben, @s finbet nunmebr
etne 8%erufung an bas Sberbunbesqeri6t
bebufS enogiltiger SeititeGung Der 8erfaI=
lungsmdBtgteit Oiefer MaBna6me itatt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Gin bdbihes pFafter.
Gin bel eircm l1nfall perIebtcr gahnanee>
i~teIter erhdIt $4,000 Gutf96oieune
3ueeipro6cn.
0irpn, SQ.. %. Son,

Geftern purbe i'm biefigen &reisoeri6t
Elm urtbeil ge9en bic Slinois @entrdlbabn
abgegeben. Dor ungefdbr 3tpet eSa6ren
purOe 9enrp Sniiber, elm friiberer Nnqe=
itelter Der 8abn, in Der NGbe BON Gublefte
bur4 einen 8a6nunfou berleBt. @r tlaqts
barauf UNI einen S3abenerfab BON $4,000.
unb bieier tpurbe ibm geftern in benz britteu
bariiber gefibrten Pro5eB 3ugefpro9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23

SIM NbenbbIatt fin6et mar ale ffabtiz
lc9en yteul9tciten unO te~learapbiiben 0ez
pelben. Gur 6 @ents Bic @o6e.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
GRAVEYARD INSURANCE. FRAUDS
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
prominent Men Arc Arrested on tn.
Charge OF Combining to Swim
oIe Lie Insurance Companies
by 1nsuring Men Mar
ly Dead.
The Life Insurance Clearing C1m-
pany OF st. Paul and Northwest
ern Of Minneapolis SyytnGiSd.

Moorhead City, N. c., July 31.-1Me
noted graveyard insurance ccnsplla..y
existing at Beafort will come up icr
legal investigation before a justice 4 IT
the peace here tomorrow. A number
Of alleged conspirators are under AZ
rest, some Of them men of consitlcr:,-
BILE prominence and respectahili:y in
the community. Col. John W. Iii.is-
dale is in charge of the prosecution.
and startling developments are an
ticipated. 1t will require week, or
more to take evidence Of fifty or more
witnesses to be examined. 1t appears
that there had been a conspiracy for
some years to swindle insurance COM
panies, and the charge is that local
agents, examiners and others have
been working together Their plans
seem to have been to insure some per-
son who was on the verge of the
grave and when the party died to
send certificate that he died of pneu-
monia caused by exposure or some
similar disease.
The companies and associations are
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life assocl-
alton, New York; Massachusetts Hen-
eft association, Boston; National Life
association. Hartford. Conn; Life In
surance Clearing company. st. raul;
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, Detroit; Northwestern Life as
ISOLATION, Minneapolis.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations from Grain and
Live Stock CenterA.

Latest Quotations from, Grain and
Live Stock Centers.
Chicago, July 81. - Wheat July.
II 1-2c; August, II Lee, September.
72 lac; December, "A 3-Sc. Cats
July, % Ice; September, % 3-4c: May.
20 1-Sc; October. % 3-4c. Corn-luiy.
As 1-Sc; September, 43 1-Sc; Octobe:',
Al 3-4c; November. 80 1-4c; December.
S5 lac; May. 35 3-4c. Pork - July.
$10.72 1-2; September. $1O.S2 IL; Jan
uary, $10.SO. I.ard-July. $6.20: Sep
tember $637 IL; October $6.42 1-2:
January, $40. Ribs - July. $6.1O:
September. $500; October. $G17 IL;
January, $5.65.
Chicago, July 31.-Hogs-Good hogs
firm, others weak; light, $4,S3a335;
mixed, $4.65a5 IL; heavy. $f57 p5. 20:
rough. $i.55l4T0. CATTLE Il Market
steady; Texas steers. Sx.75a435,
Minneapolis, July 3f.--Wheats4July
closed at 70 lac: September Sf~ked AT
ber opened at GO 3-Sc and tlcEcd at
60 7-Sc. On track-No. 1 haH1. re:
ern. 20 14c.
Milwaukee. July s1.-Tlou3ts quiet.
Wheat firm; No. 2 spring. 1870: No.
1 Northern. 76c; September, 723-4c.
Corn dull; No, 3. 44c. Oats higher;
No. 2 white. 26 3-4c; No 3white. 2cc
Barley nominal: No. 2, Acc; sample
42c. Rye steady; No. 1, 52c. Pro-
visions higher. -
st. Paul, July 31.-HqEs weak; eight
cars Of the receipts wsfe Oregon hogs
going East. one loaE on the market
selling at $4.65. Cathe-Firm and &C.
tive: one car receiYed; selling early
good demand for fair to good cattle
Of all kinds; steers sold at $3 10; 6
cows at 50 %.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
se..ation& Report.

Albert Lea, Minn July 17.-aeports
were circulating here that q storm
on Beaver lake, !3Steele county. last
night, upset. a boat and that from six
to fifteen pkrsone were drowned. The
reports could not be verified and are
undoubtedly untrue. Telegrams from
other towhs say nothing is known OF
any sucS aeeuient.
Charley .FSnb Sing, an American
born Chinama1 has applied for po-
sition on thGNew York police force.
,rhe body.of Ida Gethardt aged 8
who was missing from her home 1T In
dianapolis, ywes found.
/, Princeton students on a geological
expedition are thought to have fallen
In the hands, of Indians In Colorado.
The Omak ID. beard Of education elect
ed Prof. FTank B. Cooper OF Des
Moines sulerintendent Of the Omaha
cubic schools for the coming year.
mil Dwyer refused $4,000 offered
bv "Lucky' Baldwin for Handspring,
the 2-yeaf old colt.
A. G. Crane was shot and killed yes
terday, at Sparta, No., by Bud Ray,
marshal of the town.
The.e has been another Mafia mur-
der on Donaldson pla ntation near
New Orleans. An Italian ana nis 4
year old son were the victims.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
The Casualty Record.

George Dietz, living near Pana, ILL.,,
was killed in runaway accident.
George Rarnhart, farmer living
near Tolono, ILL.,, was kicked in the ab-
domen by horse and will die.
Five children named Beech were
drowned in Lake Dauphin, Man. by
the upsetting Of a sailboat.
Twenty-Five houses have been de-
stroyed and fifty-nine partially destroy
ed by a sinking Of the earth atBruex,
Bohemia.
The Gould coupler works in Buffalo,
were destroyed by fire. Loss about
100000. Thousands of dollars worth
of valuable patterns are lost.
A railing gave way at Niagara Falls
and Mrs. Graham rolled down a 1oO-
foot slope, landing in the river. She
was not seriously injured.
Will Deiven aged %, member Of
an Englewood camping party, acci-
dentaIy shot himself at Davis Station,
Ind. He lived two hours.
Daisie, aged 13, daughter of Charles
Klaus of Columbus, Ohio, May, aged
II, and Hulda, aged daughters Of
George Klaus were drowned in the
Platte river at Columbus Ohio.
Sylvester Carson, aged 12f was ia
tally injured by being struck with a
piece Of broken baseball bat in the
hands of James II. Pro, at English,
Ind.
Harry Bonner, aged Is, residing at
2426 La Sale avenue, Chicago, fell
from q running horse at Cedar Lake,
Ind, and received fatal wound In the
head.
While workman are digging in the
cellar of house in Chicago once occu-
pied by Holmes, the insurance swim
dler, they strike gas tank which ex-
ploded and injured several OF the dig
gers. .ta
While trying a revolver young Hi
ram Troyer killed his uncle. David
Troyer, at Peru. Ind. He shot at the
side of the shed and the ball passed
through and struck Mr.. Troyer in the
head.
The damage done Mt Silver City, N.
Mex, by the foods amounts to S10O.-
600. AS no mention is made Of any
loss of life. it is believed the early re-
ports regarding the extent Of the dis-
ester wer. exaggerated.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
Sunday, July %.


In Grand Forks " illialn Cartwright
got fifteen days in Jail for insulting
a lady on the street.
Fargo has opened bids for paving
and finds the lowest bidders to be
McDonald & O'Neil, whose figures are
S18,08s.36 for Broadway, and $21,-
2S2.O for Front street, and James
Snyder at $15,S3S for Northern Pacific
avenue. Resolutions were passed so
awarding the contracts.
F. R. Simons, the postmaster at
zWogansport, eighteen miles north of
bismarck, has been arrested charged
with embezzling $500 postal funds.
b Silver Anderson was arrested at
5Cando, N. D., charged with assault
with attempt to commit q felony. by
Mrs. Ellen X. Kvalesund. He waived
examination and his bond was fixed
at $1,000.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
PUT IN A BOILE'.
SENSATIONAL FIND IN THE HOLMES
sLAUGHTER HOUSE.
working Under the Direction of
Chappell, WOrkmen Find u Vat
in Which the Bodies of Vic
t1ms Were Placed and
Eaten by Acids.
BoNEs WE'RE THEN DLEACHED.
Chappell Says That There II An
other Vat I'm Which the Bones
Were Bleached.

Chicago, July 31.-The search for
the traces of the many supposed vic
Tins of HI. H. Holmes was resumed
at his castle to-day. In the damp
basement, with its swinging electric
lights, q half-dozen laborers were kept
at work with pick and spade, while
as many detectives carefully exam
ined every handful of earth thrown
up. The rapping Of walls sounding of
ceilings In the search for trap doors
and secret chambers was conducted
under the personal supervision Of In
spector Fitzpatrick, and not an inch
of wall or flooring is being missed.
The detectives found two coal chests,
in one Of which wcs hammer,
spotted and stained. 1t was believed
by some Of the officers that the spots
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
Monday, July 20.

& There is considerable smut in the
snortheru part Of Stutsman county.
4 ]. L. Lamb Of Michigan City is look
iing for eight horses stolen from him.
4 Two hobos arrested for theft broke
Jail at jamestown Thursday night.
A Mandan game committee offers
sS25 reward for information against
violators of the game laws.
One tramp shot another in the jaw
at Valley City, but the bullet refused
TO penetrate. No arrests.
Two tramps tackled Alex Oldham
sof Grand Forks-to hold him up-and
he turned in and whipped e mboth.
Valley City has made a test of her
new fire apparatus, ard claims as
good service as any town in the state.
j. F. Turner, a jamestown asylum
employe, has returned from TOO
mile trip on his bicycle to O'Neil, Neb.
About twenty idle men have re-
sponded to the invitation of Grand
Forks to 60 to work on the water
mains.
Devils Lake reports mounds apt,
skulls and other things which prov 8
that it was once the abode Of mound
builders.
One hundred aud forty students at
tended the state normal school at
Mayville during the school year of
1S94-5. They came from eighteen
counties.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
NiisccIlaneous Items.

The first shipment of peaches have
left Saugatuck, Mich.
The shipment of government exhib-
it's to Atlanta for the Cotton states
exposition began this week.
A stone which ruffians threw into a
coach of Big Four rain near Colum-
bus. O., narrowly missed ex-Gov. For
aker.
Lena Fylaeger Of Cass county, Neb.,
became so excited at a bicycle race
that she lost her reason. She spends
her time saluting imaginary riders.
1t is believed that the missing 3
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gebhard Of indianapolis was stolen by
gypsies.
San Francisco clergymen are making
a vigorous protest against the produc-
ton of "The Durant Case" a play bas-
ed upon the Emanuel church murders.
The state game warden seized 12O
gill nets with four tons of fish at Cleve-
land, Ohio. The owners will be arrest
ed.
Covington, Ky, police are investigat-
ing q peculiar case where a man paid
boys for beating him with switches un-
til the blood ran. 3gss,u 9rRa s5iGs7.
The American wire, rod. and, nail
mills at Anderson. Ind, will resume
full operations with force Of 500
men. 'S,''<. ~ @1S''''
At Atlanta, Ca, Or. Hawthorne
preached q red hot sermon against bi-
cycling declaring that personal dew
II was responsible for the evil.
During the year ending June 30,
1342 immigrants entered the port OF
San Francisco possessing about $50
apiecc.
The New York Mills Cotton company
Of Utica, N. Y. has notified. Its en-
ployes In mills Nos. 2 aud that they
VIII grant an increase OF wages of n
per cent.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
PIECE OF DorcH WORK.
The New Minnesota Standard Policy
Makes Trouble.

The New Minnesota Standard Policy
: Makes Trouble.
St. Paul. July S1.-Fire insurance
companies are finding good deal of
fault BECAUSE the new Minnesota
stakdar6' form contains so many er-
Ns and have written to the state in-
s6rance commissioner asking that he
make, or that they be given permits
.sipn to make the changes that will be
NECESSARY If the standard form reads
an right. This permission the COM
missioner cannot give. Several years
ago the supreme court knocked out
the standard form statute because it
&gave authority to the commissioner to
3make changes In the wording Of the
policy. and. profiting by that decis'
lon, the author of the new law made
no reference to the commissioner as
having authority to make alterations.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important
News of the World, Culled From
the Telegraph Reports of the
Press Associations.
Washington.

The Nicaraguan question is about to
be reopened.
The president has appointed William
L. Maxwell to be second assistant en-
gineer in the revenue cutter service.
Friends Of Gov. Castilno, of the state
OF Rio Grande do Sui have protested
to the federal government against the
granting of any indulgence to the reb-
els in view of the prospect Of a re-
sumption of active fighting.
The president has commuted the
death sentence imposed on Thomas J.
Taylor, who was to be hanged Friday
In Washington, for the murder Of his
wife. 1t ia asserted that Taylor was
driven to the deed by his wifc's un-
faithfulness.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
Personal Mention.


Mrs. Jefferson Davis is i'll at Nara.
gansett Pier, r. l.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is at Bar Har-
bor.
Prof. F. d. Robinson, for twenty one
years dean of Latin language and lit
erature at Kansas university, is dead
Comedian Edward Leslie stopped a
four lives.
John W. Barry, the actor, sues his
wife, Sadie Farley, for divorce at
Terre Haute, on the ground of deser.
ton.
G. w. Hull, a wealthy resident of
New York, died on the Northern Pa
cific passenger train while en- route
from Tacoma, Wash, to Portland.
Thomas Regaldo, Il former student
at the University Of California, is to
be shot in San Salvador, where he led
a rebel band.
Walter Phelps Dodge has repudiated
the statement made by Chauncey De-
pew to the effect that Americans IA
vor home rule for Ireland.
MISS delen Mar, the American
actress, has been achieving success
both as an entertainer and as writer
in London.
M. Beuve, an enthusiastic admirer
of Victor Hugo, has collection of
1900 portraits Of that author, $500 of
which are caricatures.
People who have wondered how
Richard LIE GalIienne, the poet, pro.
nounces his name will be pleased to
know that the London World rhymes
it with battalion"
Hector Louis Francois Pessard a
we'll known publicist, died at Paris.
He was born at Lille. Aug. u, 1896.
He was at different times connected
with a number Of Paris papers.
DR.. Maurice Francis Egan. the we'll
known author. poet and lecturer who
has occupied the chair of English lit
eratlre at Notre Dame for several
years, has accepted like position
with the Catholic University Of Wash
ington.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
VIII Investigate All.

West Superior, Wis. July 31.-Irdge
Marshall. of the circuit court. Of the
Eleventh judicial district Of Wiscon-
sin, has called grand jury to sit at
Superior Aug. IS to investigate all
irregularities in the city OF Superior
and county offices in the past six
years. The order is understood to he
the result of the investigation of
Mayor Starkweather. aud it has
caused considerable ccnsterpafion
among Office holders. This is the first
grand Jury ever convened in this dis.
trict. There will be a general migra-
ton Of those interested ut once.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-03
Tuesday, July 80.

Unripe birds are being plucked by
North Dakota gunpers.
Eddy county was the first to test
the new drunk law.
The oat crop in Grand Forks coun-
ty will be immense.
Col. Brown, government Inspector
of soldiers homes. says the state home
at Lisbon is in excellent shape.
Another party of nunkards are
looking over North Dakota with a
view to settling.
Attorney General Cowan has rem
dered a decision that The holders Of
school (nOt district Warrlnts must
stand discount.
The st. Anthony and Dakota ele-
vator. a 10000 bushel house at Port
land, N. d., burned. The louse had
just been emptied.
Some farmers of Stutsman county
are complaining Of smut, which is
encountered in a number of wheat
fields.
1t is said 1000 to 1,5OO men have
been sent by the railroads into the
harvest fields. A good share of them
have come to North Dakota.
Judge Morgan has gone on visit to
Wisconsin friends and Judge Sauter
will look after the Second district
lawyer-and Maglone-meanwhile.
Burleigh county's treasurer patron
ICES Chase National of New York with
$2,5S7 deposits, Chemical National
$31S.17 and First National. Bismarck,
A,7S4.31; Capital National, $4,652. 10,
and Bismarck bank, $4,71239.