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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-10-12
SCARED TO DEATH
FATAL RESULT OF A RIOT IN PENN
SYLVANIA
A Woman Witnesses the Fight, ana
Upon Seeing a Man Being POund-
ed Over the Head with q
Club Falls Over
Dead
Father Flaherty IL Convicted at
Genesee, N. Y, of Raping a Six
teen-Year-Old Girl

Grove City, Pa, Oct. 10. - A riot
among the miners at Chestnut Ridge
last night has caused great excite
ment here. One woman is dead and
one Of the miners is in the lookup in
q. critical condition.
Ned Phillips, disreputable charac-
ter, went to Chestnut Ridge and got
together his followers and proceeded
to the house Of Abe Stone, a miner,
with whom Phillips was on bad terms.
When admittance was refused the
crowd they began breaking the win
dows. Stone fired his revolver into
the crowd, and by this time his
friends had come to his assistance. A
general fight took place inside the
house, and the fight was to the death.
Knives, revolvers, clubs and gas pipes
were used as weapons. The house was
wrecked, the floors literally covered
with blood, every window was broken
and the furniture completely demol-
ished.
Every man in the party is pretty
we'll battered up. Stone and Phillips
suffered the worst. Stone will prob
ably recover, but Phillips cannot live.
His head was cut and bruised badly
and one Of his eyes was protruding
from its socket. He Is also cut and
bruised about the body.
Mrs. William, who lived just across
the street, was literally scared to
death. She saw Phillips being pound.
ed over the head with club and with
out word she fell over dead. Lead
ers Of the rioters have been arrested.
Genesee, N. Y. Oct. 10 - After six
hours deliberation the jury in the
case Of Father Flaherty. the Mount
Norris priest charged with the rape of
a member Of his church under sixteen
years, brought in a verdict Of guilty.
Sentence was deferred In 1893 F"th-
er Flaherty was charged by Mary
Sweeney. the adopted daughter Of a
prominent resident Of Mount Morris.
with being the father Of her child. In
the court Of sessions Father Flaherty
was convicted and sentenced to seven
and half years in Auburn prison. He
appealed on the ground Of prejudice
and the general term granted new
trial. Father Flahertv was the rector
of st. Patrick's church at Mount Nor
ris for about ten years.
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Tuesday, Oct. 8.

The Northern Tacific railroad has
made Il reduction Of 25 per cent in all
round-trip tickets in this state.
The state bank examiner has issued
call for statement Of the condition
Of the state banks at the close Of busi-
ness on Sept. %.
Warden Wilson, of the Bismarck pen
itentiary, has made contract with the
Grand Forks woolen mill for 1000
yards Of cloth to make suits for the
prisoners.
The Fargo police have arrested Louis
Simmons and Roy Henderson, two ten
year-old boys who ran away from
their home at Marshall, Mimi. about
two weeks ago. The boys have been
following a race circuit.
Jack Foster assaulted William Casey
with large pocket knife at Mapleton
and inflicted severe cut in the arm
and another directly over the abdomen.
He waived examination and was COM
mitted to jail in default Of $500 bonds.
A Jamestown special says Emigra-
ton Agent Jack, Of the Northern Pa-
cific railroad, will bring another party
of Amish people of Illinois to this part
of the state Oct. 10. They represent a
colony of 500 intending to follow early
in '96. Many will not secure land the
first year, but rent, and at their leisure
make selections for purchase or entry.
Wisner's mills, located about ten
miles up the river from Lisbon, which
have been comparatively idle of late,
has been leased to r. s. Love'ace and
Frank G. Lockwood Of Fort Parsom,
who will commence operating the same
as soon as a powerful gas engine.
which has been purchased by the own
er of the mill. arrives. The water in
the river is now quite low.
Chester Bell was arrested at Fargo
by Sheriff Da<eett, CHARGED with at
tempting to pass counterfeit money.
Bell tried to work bogus dollar on an
Arab popcorn vender. but says since
his arrest that he did it for a joke.
The United States grand jury will! con-
slider the question at the present ses-
sion, and an Indictment may be re-
ported. Bell has been working fer
Traill county as blind pig spotter re-
Gently.
A series of expert burglaries have
occurred in jamestown within the past
ten days, indicating the presence in
the city Of professionals. A. clothing
store was burglarized Of buggy load
Of expensive stock, and two house
hurgL,ries have occurred. Frank
Clocks house was entered and $40
stolen. !. r. MoOdy's house was ram
sacked during the night and none Of
the occupants or the watch dog were
aroused.
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Criminal DoinHs.

At Omaha, Neb., j. c. Catron of Ma
pleton, Iowa, arrested for larceny cut
his throat in the police station. He
may die. .,..>
Dollie Tuttle, belle Of Caldwell,
Kas., who recently stole horse and
buggy, has been convicted Of horse
steaing.
MIS-. Frederick -. 1uttle, Vile OF
prominent Sioux City. Iowa. merchant,
committed suicide by taking strych-
nine. 1t was her second attempt at
self-destruction.
Arthur J. Goodwin, recently agent
at Cripple Creek, Col, for the Conti-
mental Oil company. Of Denver. has
/, cen arrested In st. Louis on charge
ef embezzlement. at the request Of the
hief Of police Of Colorado Springs.
Lille Baysr, one Of the women, who
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Saturday, Oct. 8.

William J. Clark of Larimore has
been pulled for violating an injunction.
Grafton's new postmaster, J. D. Rob-
ertson. is now in CT ''ge.
Travel in the state is reported good
and hotels in all the towns are boom
ing.
Elmer Signor Of Arthur is putting in
fiber mill and wants fax straw
galore.
John Gustafson Of Grafton had his
jaw broken by blow from a coupling
pin in the hands Of would-be high
wayman.
The wheat crop of Pierre county
will average thirty-two bushels per
acre, the largest crop in the history Of
this part Of the state.
The most distastrous prairie fire in
the history Pierre county is raging
through the south part Of the county.
Ranchmen have lost about 1900 tons
Of hay and about 5000 bushels OF
wheat. The fire started from the 500
road.
Gov Allin acted as one Of the three
judges in a broncho breaking contest
and steer roping contest at Mandan.
Both were very exciting performances.
The quickest time was made with q
wild steer that was turned loose, roped
and thrown and tied in forty-seven Sec
onds by a cowboy named Birchfield.
the crowds were large and the weather
fine. This was the last day of most
successful fair.
Charles Sperry, sent to watch a lot
of wheat on which Landager & Haug-
an Of Lisbon had q chattel mortgage,
was shot at twice by the exasperated
farmer, who handled his Winchester
with neatness and dispatch. Senator
I.andager himself afterward came to
the scene, and was attacked by the
irate granger, who tried to put knife
into the senator's body and serve up
q spare rib. In the end the attack was
repulsed and the grain secured.
The affairs Of the Lloyd bank at
Jamestown are being wound up in
view of a final dividend to creditors.
Twenty thousand dollars was realized
from O sale Of various city lots and
certain farming and grazing lands in
the county. Five hundred shares In
the Gladstone hotel were purchased
by Augustus Haight for $4,000. Mr..
Haight is one of the heaviest creditors
of the bank. Many Of the purchasers
were working men. all actual resi-
dents, and substantial improvements
of the sales will follow. The sale was
made by auction and without reserva-
ton. e..
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NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
NTERESTING NEWS FROM ALI
PARTS OF THE STATE. &
q Condensed Record Of the ImpOEs
tant happenings Of the Week In
North DnkOtsl. Arranged for RnplS
NenLing. 81
Thursday, Oct. 8.

Masked men robbed Swan Munsson
Of Sanborn.
Dog poisoners are getting in their
work at Grand Forks.
The James River Valley Fair asso.
citation lost $1,000 on the recent meet.
ing.
1t Is said the Great Northern will
put in $4,000 steel bridge at Grand
Forks. ~
Mrs. George steinway, wife Of one
OF the piano makers Of that name, has
just received a divorce in Fargo.
Some st. Thomas parties were at.
rested at Neche for trying to smuggte
Canadian whisky across the line.
Grand Harbor, a town near Devils
Lake, is said to be very tough-pigs
galore and very wicked surroundings.
The responsibility for the big prairie
fire ut Steele is the cause of considers
ble excitement at THAT place, aud
prosecutions are talked of. III
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Monday, Oct. z.

Mrs. Slaughter Of Bismarck has been
admitted to practice in all the courts.
E. P. Wells, restored to health, has
returned to Jamestown.
New Elevators are being built and
new sidetrack put in OH the Great
Northern between Grafton and Mimic.
A tough hobo with a razor had every
thing his own way at the Forks until a
policeman dubbed him into insensibili-
ty.
A Dickey county man was on the
wrong side Of load of brick which up
set-he is badly mashed up but will
live.
The grand jury at Fargo reported an
indictment for selling liquor without q
government license against Tul!is Ye.l
Of Neche. Yell was arraigned, pleaded
guilty and was fined $1OO.
The Missouri river bridge watchman
at Bismarck found the scattered pieces
Of a young man on the railrsad track.
He had fallen from an east-bound
train. No means Of Identification.
1t is somewhat of a joke on Senator
Casey that he, member Of the cactus
commission, should get a couple Of
notices from the county commission
ers of Foster county to destroy the
pest on his farm.
William o. Lowden, the forger Of
Hastings, Mich, has been returned to
that state upon a requisition from Gov.
Allin. The capture was made by Sher-
iff Serum Of Darlington, who gets the
reward of S10O.
Preston Male, a harvest hand, was
held up and robbed of $76 on the east
bound Northern Pacific freight near
], Mapleton. Two men with revolvers
robbed him and then beat him into in
sensibility with the but of q revolver.
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Friday. Oct. 4

Senator Lamb is b Hiding a fine resl-
dence in Lakota.
The Cass county teachers associa-
tion meets at Buffalo on the 10th inst.
Robert Ewing, one Of the old settlers
Of Tembina, was killed by an infuri-
ated hull. y
Station Agent Moore at Auburn fe,l
under n train and had his left arm
taken off. r
Two Hunter blind piggers are under
bonds, awaiting session of the dis
trict court.
Two separators and 1000 acres Of
grain We're burned in one day at Leeds
by prairie fires.
A burglar secured 500 in cash and
goods from a hardware store at
Church's Ferry.
The Cavalier county court house Is
completed and ready for acceptance by
the commissioners. ..s
Kulms hotel has to have new ad.
dition to accommodate the increasing
rush Of business.
Martin Kunkel Of Dawson has made
a homestead entry on the government
land for which he was arrested for
building q fence on. 81
Minot farmers are too busy to bring
In their milk and the creamery at that
place has been compelled to shut down
for want of raw material.
At jamestown the clothing store Of
L. ii. We'll was burglarized and a
large quantity Of clothing taken. The
tracks Of single buggy at the back
door was all the clue obtained
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MARKET REkJRTs.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers,

Live StOCA CcnterH.
Chicago, Oct. 1O.-Wheat - October,
5S 1-2c; December, SO 3-4c; May. 6ic
Corn-Cash, 30 1-Sc; October, 20 3-Sc:
November, 90 1-Sc; December, p 1-2c;
May, 29c. Oats-October, II 7-sc; De-
cemher, II 7-Sc; May, 20 3-Sc. Pork
October. $S.37; January, $9.55. Lard
October, $3.50; January, $5.S2 1-2: May.
$5.9o. Ribs-October. $5.25: Noyem-
ber. $3.50; January, 81 81 1-2.
Chicago, Oct. 10.-Hogs-Market ac-
tive; best steady; light and common
weak to sc lower; light, $2.SOa4.25;
mixed, $3.7Ja4.30; heavy, $3.55a43O;
rough, S355a37O. Catt,e-Market ac-
tive and generally 10c higher; beeves,
S35Ca5.60; cows and heifers, S1.4Oa
$40; Texas steers, $2.SOa3.75; West
erns, S3a4.30; stockers and feeders,
$23Oa3.9O.
Minneapolis, Oct. 10.-Wheat-Octo-
ber closed at "a lac; December opened
Mt 81 3-4c and closed at 55c; May
opered at soc and closed at SO lac. On
track-No. 1 hard. 56 1-4c; No. 1 North
ern. 55c; No. . Northern. SO 1-2c.
Milwaukee, Oct. 1O.-Flour dull and
lower. Wheat firmer: No. 2 spring,
SIC; No. l Northern. SO 3-4c; December,
SOC. Corn nominal: No. 3. 81 Ice.
Oats lower; No. . white. 10 1-2c; No. 3
white, 1S 1-oc. Farley firm and higher;
No. 2, 41c: sample, 2Sa41c. Rye steady;
No. 1, 1-2c. Provisions weaker;
pork, $40; lard, $3.50.
st. Paul, Oct. 10.-Hogs sc lower;
quality not very good; outside demand
good and yards cleared at $3.40a3 70.
Cattle slow; too many common cattle
on the market; good demand for good
butcher cows.
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NfSCCylou ueOus 1te,n,

The Missouri crop bulletin says the
recent frcsts did no serious damage.
The American Public Health asso-
citation meets in Denver
Richmond, Ind. will substitute work
rooms for soup houses this winter
At Rochester. N. Y. because Of tho
totacco war. cigarettes dropped in
price to twenty for cents.
Kansas farmers are organizing mill
ion clubs" in order to more effectuaily
deal with the glasshoper problem.
Eroonl-corn growers Of central and
western Kansas are organized to pro-
tect themselves ag tinst spectators.
At st. Louis. Mo-. Maggie Dalton's
story Of ghoul work failed of con-
tirmation when the fourth grave was
opened. The body was there.
Students at Lake Forest university,
ILL.,. complain that the engineer denied
them heat during the cold wave and
and threaten to pump" him.
The last spike has been driven in the
Choctaw. Oklahoma & Gulf road, con-
meeting South McAlister and Oklaho-
MI City.
The Panhandle Coal company and
the Youghiogeney Gas Coal company,
which control mines in the Pittsburg
district, agred TO pay their miners the
64-cent cash rate
Rrass checks for baggage have been
entirely abandoned by the Southern
Pacific. Instead are used cardboard
checks, attacked to the baggage by
strong twine.
A memorial to commemorate the
spot on which Capt. Miles Standish
first landed on the mainland Of New
England was erected at Suantum,
Mass.
The patrol feet in the Bering sea
has seized the British schooner f. b.
Marvin and the American sealer LOU
Is A!sen for illegal sealing. H..
Miss Rosa Welcs or Merioan Is an
applicant before the Mississippi board
of health for a lcens to practice
medicine, being the frs woman In the
sts e to do %.
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Batch Of Omcers.

Minneapolis, Oct. 10.-The American
Church Sunday School institute this
morning elected the following officers:
President, Bishop Gilbert. Minnesota;
executive board, g. G. Thomas, chair
man: secretaries, Rev. H. L. Duhring.
Philadelphia; Rev. II. @. Moran. Mary
land; Rev, r. N. Thomas, Pennsyi
vania; Rev. G. e. Haupt, st. Paul.
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May Fixht I'm Arkansas

Little Rock, Oct 10. - Gov. Clarke
said to-day regarding the attempt to
secure the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight
for Hot Springs. that he would not
call an extra session of the legislature
to pass an anti-prize fight law, and
would only enforce the law as 1t was
found. As the present law makes
prize-ighting a misdemeanor, push
able by a fine, 1t is regarded as almost
certain that the fight will take place
In Hot springs.
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FIVE BODIES FOUND.


Tnk3S MINING uuo u rlEc
Boss Killed.
W1lkesbarre. Pa, Oct. 1O-The bodies
Of three engineers and the fire bCss
who were killed in an explosion In the
Torrance mine, were recovered early
this morning. A party Of rescuers
headed by Fireman Jones Were the
first to come upon the bodies. Fire
Boss Davis and Engineer Owens were
literally roasted and Cahill's body had
a large cash ON the forehead. The
men were killed by the force Of the
explosion and all died nearly in the
same spot 1t Is now believed the list
Of the dead will be confined to the fol-
lowing: william Jones. mining engi-
neer, aged 32 years; william Cahill.
mining engineer, 21; Llewellyn Owens,
mining engineer, 21; David ]. Davis,
IRE boss; Michael Norris, 40.
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Washington, Oct. 10.-The president
has refused to interfere further In the
case of Thomas st. Clair. convicted in
California Of murder on the high seas
and ORIGINALLY sentenced to be hanged
Sept. q, 1894 He has been resp.ted
four times, the last carrying the date
of the execution to the 18th inst
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Democratic Lantlslide.

Indianapolis, Oct. 1O-The municlpai
election In this city to-day was DEM
ocratic landslide. The entire Demo
cratic ticket is elected by a majority
approaching 5000. This is remarka-
bile In view Of the fact that Caleb >.
Denny, Republican, was elected may
or two years ago by a majority OF over
5000.
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Accidentally Killed Himself.

Washington, Oct. 10. - Edward @.
Yeatman, one of the best known bi-
cyclists in the city, and at one time
holding the twenty-four-hour cham
pionship record of $50 miles, accident
ally shot ard killed himself yesterday
while out riding near Charlestown,
Jefferson county, w. Va. His father
Is employed in the interior department
here.
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Revenues of Minnesota.

st. Paul, Oct. 10. - State Treasurer
Koerner has completed the compila-
ton Of his statistical report for the
fiscal year, ending June 81. The total
receipts in the hands of the state. treas
urer at that time amounted to $5,426,-
935.95. as against $4,752, 10 at the
close of business in 1894, and increase
for 1895 Of 1914, ,633.S1. ."
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Willows, Cal, Oct. 10.-W. A.Cohorn
editor Of the Journal, fred three shots
at j. E. Putnam, druggist and presi-
dent Of the municipal board of trus-
tees. Putnam fell dead. An alterca-
ton over a disputed account amount
ing to few dollars, caused the shoot
ing
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str,ke at the Norrie Mine.


Ironwood, Mich, Oct. 1O.-The TIM
Der men and trammers at the Norrie
mine went on strike for higher
WAGES to-day and the mines are closed.
Only about $50 men are individually
involved, but the miners are unable
to work without them.
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Foreign Gossiy,.

Foreign Gossip.
The Czarowitch of Russia Is still too
weak TO travel
Another Spanish cruiser is lost in
Cuban waters.
Edinburgh is preparing to celebrate
the centenary Of the birth Of Thomas
Carlyle next December
The Spanish minister Of marine has
ordered careful inquiry into the loss
of the cruiser Cristobal Colon off Ha-
vana.
1t is understood that the degradation
of Viceroy Iiu by no means settles the
matters in dispute between Great Brit
ain and China.
A rupture Of Colombia's diplomatic
relations with Venezuela Is probable,
owing to the latter's clubbing when
as':ed to eXtradite an accused mur-
derer.
The verdict Of the court that inves-
tigated tic collision by which the
~ steamship Prince Oscar was sunk is
that tho fault was with the ship Lord
T D"wnshre Of Belfast.
There has been several skirmishes
In the last few days in the Province
of Santa Clara, Cuba. both sides los
Ing considerable number Of killed
ard wounded. hut neither gaining any
substantial advantage.
Assassirs attempted to take the life
Of President Alfaro in Quito Ecuador.
The president was in his palace at the
time the murderous attack was made.
AS soon as the news became dissem-
mated in the capital intense excite
ment prevailed. Prominent persons
are implicated in the attempt.
Conflicts have occurred between the
Peruvians ard the Bolivians on the
frontier. and the officials of the de-
partment Of Puro have taken meas
ures to suppress the disturbance.
Owing to recent strained relations this
outbreak causes some apprehension.
The London Evening News expresses
itself editorially as being indignant at
the fact that Almeric Hugh Paget, an
attache of the British legation at
Washington. he's ordered two-and-a-
half-rater. - feet long and having a
fin Of Tobin bronze, from the Here
ShOffS
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A well-Knovn Attorney Dead.
San Bernardino, CAL, Oct. 1O.-Judge
Anson Bronson, one of the best known
attorneys in the state, died to-day.
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Sunday, Oct. Q.

Minot is flooded with hobos who will
take anything but work.
Galesburg leads the Trail county
towns for substantial improvements
for the season.
A colt at Hunter knocked young
lady over, and, stepping on her, broke
her collar bone.
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Ottawa, Kan, Oct. 10. - Ex-Lieut.
Gov. r. F. Elder is seriously Ill and
his recovery Is doubtful.
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Skinend ONT.

Findlay, Ohio. Oct. 10.-Thomas G.
Dunn. secretary Of the North SIDE
Pni'ding and Loan company, Is short
In his accounts $4,000. His present
whereabo are unknown.
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1fOWC
Berlin, Oct. 1O.-The society Of the
promotion Of industry has conferred
gold medal on Prof. Howe OF Boston.
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CIeveIard WIN. the Gu,

Baltimore. Oct. 1O.-The Temple cup
roes to Cleveland as the result Of to-
days game, In which the champions
vero outplayed at every point.
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claims to be the lawful widow of the
prisoner at San Quentin, Cal, where
she Will serve term Of ten years for
embezzlement.
James Cornell, a well-known pros
pector and rancher Of San Mateo, N.
NJ, was shot from ambush and killed
by one of small band Of renegade
Apache Indians, who have been
prowling about the mountains in that
vicinity.
Mrs. Violet Haskell, who on June II
last married ]. II. Bristor, colored, the
leader of the pickaninny band at Gin
cinnati, after leaving her husband, e.
J. Haskell. seriously i'll, was found
dead In the woods Eear Deer Island,
Me. She had evidently committed sui
eide.
Jasper Sharpe. at Berlin, KY, was
attacked .Nnd dangerously cut by
George McClanahan and wife armed
with knives. Sharpe drew revolver
and shot both McClanahan and wife,
seriously wounding the former and in
stantly killing the woman.
A comical raid was made upon q COL
ored gambling house in New York.
There 40 colored men In the house at
the time, and a large proportion Of
them became frantic when they found
themselves caught. Dozens Of them
jumped through the front and rear
windows Of the place, carrying the
sash with them.
G. /. Berry, president and cashier
or the Farmers and Citizens bank Of
Fawnee, o. r.. is fleeing for his life
from mob Of angry depostors. Just
before daybreak one morning attach
ments amounting to $4,000 were lev
led on Berry's bank, and when the
sheriff opened the vaults, only $25
could be found.