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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10

$780, 4oens Hls street SEM mpr a@asE Side
walk; fine location: $500 cash.
$1750-Cottage, 4 rooms fine order; all I'M
provements. J. III. YOUNG, 1243 Park ST., Alameda
@1ESO COTTAGE; ROOMS; WINDMILL
I'D lOCO. and tank; lot 50xl40; street work
and sidewalk.
$1SG0-HouSe OF rooms; lot 35xl35: 500
cash; S25 par month.
$780, cottages Of rooms each; large lots;
so foot 'front.' street work ana sidewalk.
j. Ii. YOUNG, 1243 Park ST., Alameda
Et<B9 CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA
gE~S THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
iii the United States or Canada year for 81 so,
postage free.
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0cTEO MODERN RESIDENCE ON ASH
H'Ot CO. bury ST., the park; s rooms and
bath; large basement and attic; lot 25x106:3.
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A RESIDENCE IN THE MISSION AT A
\ sacrifice; house OF rooms and bath; stable:
lot S0Xl14; price $4,000.
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| QO00 CASH, OR MAY BE LESS. WILL BUY
! tDCOO q coy home in the Mission of rooms !;
large lot: convenient to the Missionst electric
| car line; balance payable in very small monthly
! inStallmentS- same as rent.
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EOUGH-ST. MODERN FLATS-TWO EXCEP-
" tional flats OF rooms and bath each; total
yearly income $3.50; lot 27x1 37:6: price $500:
this is positively OF the best purchases in the
line OF hats that be found today.
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CUTTER-ST DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT
- Positively the greatest bargain that has ever
been offered Suffer St; leased TO tenant for
$3.50 per annum: price $4,000, and good sub
stantial building OF - rooms the lot is worth the
price asked.
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~ OLD COIN-CORNEKS STORE AND FLATS;
~ nearly new; rents $I40 a month: Offer enter
tanned.
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
REAL ESTATE.

REAI. ESTATE
ZINE PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10

FINEST RESIDENCE LOTS IN THE CITY ON
INSTALLMENTS at low prices.
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ECR SALE - MARINE VIEW: PACIFIC
j ashrs: we offer OF the finest Pacific
HeirSts lots. commanding unsurpassed and I'M
ChS- ts'ie-i marine view Of entire bay and Golden
GascAarH Big bargain; LOT 5S:4x137 g feet; price
Sl2a Der ZOOS, worth $500 per foot.
-. u. I ii RSEN * Co, IA MONTGOMERY ST
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M ADlsoN Il BURKE, REAL ESTATE
4'A Agents; established 1868: 626 Market st.
$4,000 PAYS OVER 10 PER GENT; JEs-
tUC-oO. sic, near 9th: front and rear houses in
eo0u eonuitioh. MADISON 81 BURKE.
Nj ohN I, AVE, MASON AND LON
~ 5ard stsnIarge gore corner: well rented; re-
duced to $4,000. MADISON & BURKE.
S15 600 WALLER ST. COR. sHRADER:
91rwSo W y, new building stores and fats; lot
'f.'A'o' MADISON d BURKE.
S13 0O0 ocTAvIA, Mr.. ELLIS: IL
~ ao.So ~ rooms and BATH modern house:
io' 'oN11o' MADISON d BURKE.
PARK RESIDENCE: FELL ST. Mr.. LOTT:
OK, rooms Ss n. and bath all modern convcniences;
SH500 WASHINGTON, NEAR DEvIsA-
.NOCOO. dero--7 rooms and bath: conserya-
tory' lot Zox127:S MADISON g. BURKE.
ONLY $4,000; FREDERICK. NEAR RUSH
o. s lot ooN9o with house of IL rooms, occupying
iest. WINCH with small outlay be turned into
Two mats. MADISON d BURKE.
$4,000 PAGE, NEAR FREDERICK: RESI-
SSROCOOO. dence OF rooms and bath; lot 25x
ot;b. MADISON & BURKE.
$1,000 MINNA ST, Mr.. Sd; STORE AND
&oooo' fiat; lot 2ox70 MADISON & BURKE.
$4,000 4FLATs: STEVENSON ST., NEAR
s9reet .<oo,,d hloley rents sd: lot 26x77:6.
10000 DEHoN, Mr.. 10TH and MARKET:
~ cottage rooms; lot 2Sx70. MADE
S2700 cso g[5 IGo ON Hles NEAR
MADISON & BURKE.
NEW HOME ONE; MUST BE SOLD; REDUCED
floflua ST., nr. 2otn. MADISON IL BURKE.
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0H1S0 COR. OF DEVISADERO AND
inOlCO. Clay sts.; 2-story house Of rooms
and BATH also stable for horses; lot 2sxS2; rents
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEME
OFFICE-1435 PARK STREET.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
E1OR IMMEDIATE SALE - NEAR SCHOOL
Il and station streets improved and severed.
S4350-S30O cash: $50 monthly; 33xI50: hand
some new colonial house, rooms and bath; near
Willow or Chestnut ST. station.
$3250-$20O cash; $50 monthly: S3x150; ele-
CANT colonial cottage, on principal driveway; y
rooms and bath.
$325O-$50 cash: $50 monthly; 3Sx100: cor
ner house, in fine condition: rooms and BATH
$3l50-S2O0 cash; $27 monthly; 3lx100: new
cottage, rooms and bath: central location.
$2250-$50 cash: $25 monthly; 30x100; cot
tage, rooms and bath.
Houses to rent from $40 up.
Open Sundays and holidays.
MARCUSE e KENNEL,
Bay-st station Alameda, and 62S Market ST., San
FranCiScO.
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Convicted Of Carlson's Murder ana
Sentenced to Imprisonment.
Pierre. 8. D., July "a. - The court
room at Fort Pierre this morning was
crowded to hear the sentence pro-
nounced on r. w. Davis, the murderer
Of Nels Carlson. The verdict, deliv-
cred by e. J. Warner. foreman of the
jury. was: I'VE. the jury, find the de-
fendant guilty Of murder and fix the
penalty at imprisonment for life at
hard labor" The jury was polled
and each declared that to be his ver-
diet. Az this Ii the last day Of the
term the attorneys for the defendant
waive time for pronouncing judgment
and Judge Gaffy at once pronounced
Judgment of imprisonment for life.
The jury stood on first three ballots,
two for granddaughter. two to hang
and eight for life imprisonment. From
the fourth to the sixth, two to hang,
ten for life imprisonment. On the
seventh all agreed. Davis will be
taken to the penitentiary tomorrow.
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NUBBINs OF NEWS.
Atems or General Interest Placed IN
u Few Lines.

Items Of General Interest Placed I'm
Few Lines.
Preparations are being made In
Spain to dispatch large reinforcements
Of troops to cuba.
reports from different parts of
Ohio and Kentucky report severe
storms last night.
The president has appointed William
l.. Maxwell to be second assistant
engineer In the revenue cutter service.
Harry Barnard, employed by the
Zehring company, a" Chicago perfume
house, was found dead in his room this
morning at Hotel Conrad at Massillon.
Ohio.
rive hundred men employed in the
Glenwood Manufacturing company's
plant at Glenwood, Wis, struck for
an increase in wages and a regular
pay day.
The English expedition. supposed to
be that Of DR.. Donaldson Smith Of
Philadelphia, has defeated the Re.
naret tribe which has been harrying
travellers.
Fire broke out in the interior of
utica mine at Angels Camp, Colo.
last night and Is still raging. The
mine is being flooded. The loss will
probably be 100000 or more.
A treaty has been concluded with
Greece and Russia by which a fixed
import duty has been determined upon
Tor Russia's cereals, and by which
Russia is given the monopoly Of the
Kerosene trade in Greece.
DR.. Maurice Francis Egan, the well
known author. poet and lecturer who
has occupied the chair of English lit
erature at NOtre Dame for several
years has accepted like position with
the Catholic University Of Washing,
ton.
1t has been learned that Frank J..
Hart, a notorious bunco steerer who
broke Jail at Seattle, Wash. last
March with the desperate Tom Blank,
finally made good his escape by being
sent In box to Pasco on the North
ern Pacific.
Frederick L. Smith. manager of the
John w. Knox Jewelry Company of
Denver. has been missing four days
and his friends have about abandoned
hope of his voluntary return. 1t Is
believed that he was accompanied in
his flight by a woman.
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London, July "a. The Sofa CORE.
spondent Of the Times telegraphs: The
grave Of Stambulon IL guarded by po.
lice, owing to threats which have been
made to disinter the remains. The
feeling here and In the large towns
Is one Of disgust and detection at the
crime. The crown lawyers are active.
~ prosecuting the inquiry, but com
plain that they are not receiving the
necessary cooperation Of the police.
One Of the men arrested. Popoff. is
stated to be . friend of Tufektchieff.
A letter was found In his residence
stating that Stambulaff would soon be
murdered and that he was willing to
commit the crime, but that others had
been found to do the deed.
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MARKET REPORTS,
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers

Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live stock Centers.
Chicago, July "a. - Wheat - July.
67 3-Sc; August, 81 5-Sc; September,
6S 5-Sc; December, 70 3-4c. Corn-Sep-
tember, 45c: October, 43c; November,
4Oc: December, 35 5-Sc; January,
SS 7-8c; May. 353-4c. Oats 49, July,
q 7-8c; September, 20 7-Sc; May, 26c.
Pork-July. $11.1O; September. $11.2O:
January, $11. Lard-July, $685.; Sep
tember, $645; October, $3.50; January.
$6.40. Ribs-September. $685.; Octo-
ber, $685.; January, 1927.
Chicago, July 4.-Hogs-Market 1Oa
15c lower; light, $5.O6a5.55; mixed,
$4.9Oa5. 40; heavy, $4.75a535; rough,
$4.75a5. Cattle-Market steady; steers.
$3.40a6; cows and bulls. $1.G5a3. n;
Texans. $2.25a4.75.
Minneapolis, July 24.-Wheat-July
closed at 66 7-Sc; September opened at
64c' and closed at "a 7-Sc; December
opened at &c and closed at &C 3-Sc.
On track-No. hard. 6S 1-2c; No. /
Northern, 81 3-4c; No. Northern,
66 3-4c.
Milwaukee, July 24.-Flour is quiet.
Wheat higher; No. 2 spring. 69c; No.
l Northern, 72 1-2c; September. 50 1-2c.
Corn lower; No. 3, 46 1-2c. Oats high
er; No. 2 white, &c; No. 3 white.
20 1-2c. Barley nominal; No. 2. Al Lee;
sample nominal. Rye firmer; No. 1.
54c. Provisions higher; pork, $11.15;
lard, $685..
st. Paul, July 24.-Hogs-Not enough
hogs to make market. Cattle quiet
but steady; bulk Of receipts Western
ers going East; better demand for fat
cattle, stockers and feeders.
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watch was . Stem winder.

A new Ash story is related which
may Oh may not be true, and as it re-
lates to an, Albanian we print It. The
story goes that last spring, while a
party Of Atlantans were fishing at
the Dead lakes Id Florida, a we'll
known Atlanta lawyer lost his gold
watch from the boat in which he was
sitting. Last week he made another
visit to the lakes, and during the first
days sport caught an eight-pound
trout. His establishment could be i'm
agined when he found his watch lodg-
ed in the mouth of the trout. The
watch was running and the time cor
rect. 1t being q "stem-winder." the
supposition Is that In masticating his
food, the flsh wound up the watch
daily.-Atlanta Constitution,
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Personal Mention.

FerSOnO1 MENTION.
A Philadelphia preacher rejoices in
the appropriate name of Isaac Settem-
rite.
John Sheridan is said to be writing
a book Of recollections covering the
period of his public service.
James Payn says that his average
income from literary work has been
$500 year for thirty-five years.
Marie Caroline Felix Carvalho, who
died recently at Paris, was the crea-
tor Of the role Of Marguerite in Gou-
mods Faust"
j. s. Viosca, United States consul at
La Pax, Mexico, died June 90 He
was born in Florida and appointed
from California June 8, 1882.
Those who have seen ex-Speaker
Reed since he shaved his mustache
say that the expression Of his face is
now more innocent than ever.
William Carroll of Brooklyn, who
has 107 years experience of the
worlds affairs, says that it is growing
steadily better.
NJ. Beuve. an enthusiastic admirer
of Victor Hugo, has a collection Of
1900 portraits Of that author, $500 of
which are caricatures.
Capt. John M. Brooke, inventor of
the deep sea sounding apparatus and
one Of the few living survivors Of the
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-27

Pocatello, Idaho, July A.-There is
no truth In the sensational reports sent
out from here regarding the outbreak
OF Indians. No demonstrations have
been made such as the Indians always
make before hostilities are CON-
menced. There Is no excitement In
Pocatello and no further trouble is
anticipated. Indian Agent Teller is at
the scene Of the trouble with his police
10 recall the Bannocks, which will
surely be done. A report reached this
city to-day that the Indians who were
Killed at Jackson's Hole q few days
ago were brought back as far at Grays
lake and buried there.
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Tuesday, July 33.

North Dakota has legislated one
weed out Of the state-cigarettes.
Mayviile artesian well is down 26s
feet
Wimbledon offers $1,000 bonus for q
seventy barrel -four mill.
jamestown fair officials are prepar-
ing their premium list.
The crops that were damaged by
hail in the vicinity Of Mallory will
produce about half crop.
1t is stated that over $4,000 worth
OF property has been burned in Rich
land county by tramps this season.
Anderson & Hunter. Grand Forks
contractors, secured the building of
the school house at Mimic.
Police Officer Dewey of jamestown
shot farmer in the arm because he
wouldn't halt when he told him to.
George H. Stevens, prominent cat
tie buyer of TOwner, has been arrest
ed, charged with smuggling cattle
across the Canadian line.
Freight cars are being placed where
needed, and the sidetracks are rapidly
filling up with empties to be ready for
the grain season.
1t Is estimated that 200 harvest
hands have arrived at Grand Forks
during the past few days, and nearly
all are destitute of the means Of sub
sistance.
Business at the United States iand
office at Grand Forks Is booming.
The fifth annual state fair Of the
James River Valley Fair association
will be held in jamestown Sept. a
to %.
Ramsey county has stand Of grain
eural to 1891, That season shocks
were so thick teams could not drive
between them.
Gov. Allin will not appoint sue
cessor to Hon. H. +. Miller on the ag-
ricultural board for some time owing
to cOntending factions.
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Hill ON His Way.

New York. July "a. Last week
Chairman Il. d. Adams, of the North
ern Pacific reorganization committee.
and ] ]. Schiss. representing the
Great Northern Railway company,
held several conferences with ]. p.
Morgan & Co., at which plan for a
settlement between the Northern Pa
cific and Great Northern interests was
about reached. President ]. J. Hill. of
the Great Northern, left Chicago for
New York to-day in order to put the
final touches to the agreement. 1t is
expected. therefore. that the plan will
be completed by the end Of this week
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whisky ExDlOdes.

Iawrenceburg, Ind. July PA fire
at Tyrone, four miles from here to-day
destroyed the general store, saloon.
billiard hall and liquOrage house of
James Gee. also two dwellings and an
Ice house belonging to w. A. Bottom.
Loss, $4,000. The. whisky stored in
the second story exploded and caused
the fire. Mr.. Gee. who was inspecting
it with a lighted match was so badly
burned as to rerder his recovery un-
ce'tain. John Berry, his clerk, was
seriously burned in rescuing Mr.. Gee.
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The Casualty Record.


The great heat in Kansas broke a
couple Of rails on the Santa Fe line
and a wreck was barely averted.
The firemen injured by falling walls
at the burning of the waret ouses of
Cincinnati are all doing we'll.
Mrs. Malinda J. McCody was killed
by Burlington train at st. joseph.
Mo. She was deaf
In factional fight between the Nc.
Reas and the Terrills at Learned.
Miss. two men were killed and sever
al injured.
Nell Boone, Jr., a brakeman, was
knocked from Baltimore & Ohio
train at Brownstown, Ind, by O water
pipe and killed.
The stOreroom of the Jackson Mich.
Paper company's plant was destroyed.
1t was filed with old rags and paper.
Loss, $4,000.
John T. Ellis the newspaper CORE
spondent who fell on the steps Of ~
Hotel Thorndyke, Boston fracturing
his skull, died.
A. K. Adams, a dentist of Ardmore.
I. T., shot and instantly killed his
young wife, mistaking her for a bur-
glar.
Rev. Charles Huatari, Methodist
minister at Ironwood, Mich, was
thrown from the carriage and suffered
conclusion of the brain. His in
juries are thought to be fatal.
John &. Goebel, wealthy electrician
Of New York city, has sued his wife
for divorce in the district court at
J Perry.
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e0nesuay, July II.
1t was so hot last week at Dawson
that the hens laid boiled eggs.
Wild strawberries in Rolette county
are now to be had for picking.
William F. Givens of Cannon Ban
gets an additional pension.
Wimbledon wants Touring mill and
ohers bonus of $1,000. <e
Philip Berger Of White Earth gets
an original pension.
Thomas Knapp, Hannaford, gets a
pension.
Hon. J. F. Selby of Hillsboro has
been appointed attorney for the state
board of health by Gov. Allin.
David Meyers of Pittsburg. Pembina
county, while fixing a wire fence, fell
dead In an apopleptic stroke.
Dan Short, a half-breed, was con-
victed at Devils Lake for resisting ar
rest.
Near Jamestown last week Sam Tote
was shot In the side by J. @. Nelson
over a game Of cards. Nelson paid his
victim 500 and the case was kept out
Of the courts.
Fred Harris, clerk at Enderlin,
was found dead in bed. 1t is not
known whether it was a case of sui
eide or murder. A bottle, supposed to
have contained poison, was found in
the room and there was bullet hole
through Harris heart. though not q
drop of blood had flowed from the
wound.
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Men win the Kenosha Strike.

Milwaukee, July "a. The strike
which has been In progress at Kenosha
for the past ten days has been settled
without the aid Of the state board Of
arbitration. The men have gained a
complete victory and will 60 back to
work tomorrow morning. The de
mands for return to the wages which
prevailed before the panic two years
ago have been agreed to by the manu-
facturers and the men are satisfied.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-27

st. Johns. n. F., July 24.-The d.
rectors Of the Union hank were ar
rested hut were at once admitted to
pail. The bail fixed in case of the di-
rectors. Sir Robert Thornburn, Hon.
a. w. Harvey and Messrs. Grieve and
Donnelly. were two sureties in $751;
w each and the principal In $4,000.
manager Ptnscnt was bailed on his
own bond nf $4,000 and two sureties
OF W,OOO e;lcli. The Telegraph, the
government organ. attacks the direct
ors OF both banks. accusing them Of
s.Ipnropriating between $t,OO0,OOO and
$5,OO0.OOO
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-27

Helena, Mont, July A.-The Helena
ASSAY Office to-day received the biggest
single deposit Of gold dust ever made
IN Helena. There were over 5000
ounces, worth about $4,000. 1t was
the first shipment for.the season from
the placer mines on the Yukon river
In Alaska.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-27
SEQ Thieves Caught.

Minneapolis, July 2-Inspector Nor
rissey returned from Gladstone. Minn.,
yesterday, after aiding Officer Perkins
In arresting number of train thieves.
The 500 road has been troubled con-
siderably Of late with having parts OF
consignments stolen from cars. The
work of the two officers resulted in the
arrest Of Joseph Jarvis, Eugene Della
bow and Portia and George Colby, all
OF Gladstone.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-27

Gigonette Calineonea shot and badly
Injured Mrs. Rossealle Bigdoge IN CHI
cago and then killed himself. Trouble
over money matters is said to have
caused the crime.
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Monday, July ~.

Henry West is in the Stutsman
county jail for forgery.
!, Female help is scarce in Nelson
county.
The county records of Roseau coun-
.ty are kept in milk can.
B. f. Vance of Casselton is charged
with the attempt to kill his brothers
wife.
! Minto dealers are prepared for the
twlne famine. They have 10000
pounds on hand.
The Grafton Fourth of July commit
tee after settling up their accounts
have a balance Of $153.67 left.
Barley harvest is in progress in
Richland county. The yield is the
best in many years.
A stranger borro we'd a bicycle from
q jamestown man to test, and he's
going yet. He forgot to come back.
John Eastman, a .Pembina county
farmer, has q force of twenty men at
work pulling Frohch weed and mus
tard on his farm.
b. +. Bigel0w Of La MOure county
says hay is scarce there and many
farmers will go miles into the hills to
secure their usual supplies which here
tofore We're obtainable close to their
farms.
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Thursday, July 1S.

Farmer Nelson of Sheyenne shot
Sam Iote over game Of cards, but
the latter will pull through.
Col. Tuller lost $4,000 by hail last
week-the first season he has not in
sured his crops for ten years.
Tramps are said to abound in large
plumbers in the vicinity of Mayville
and Portland.
Harvey L. Eastman of Wahpeton
has been granted a patent on u bob
sleigh. e.
Black mustard Is the name of a new
weed pest in Bottineau county. 1T is
said to be as bad as Russian thistle or
French weed. !
A gas engine takes the Llace Of the
steam engine In the Dawson elevator.
Twenty years ago this month Dako-
ta was alive with srasshoppers.
1t Is estimated that 200 harvest
hands have arrived at Grand Forks
during the past few days. and nearly
all are destitute of the means of sub
sistence.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-27

Rev. d. w. Gillislee reports . reign
ol terror among the negroes Of Lafay-
ette and Taylor counties, Fla. !. He
sayS their churches are being raided
Dy white men, congregations dispersed
and pastors driven away.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-27

Quebec, July 24.--The inquest on the
bodies of the victims Of the Grand
trunk railroad disaster at Fraig's
Road station. through which fourteen
nves were lost, closed at Lewis to-day.
A verdict will not be rendered until
tomorrow.