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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
BOIT1NEAJ BOTTINEAU COUNTY,

was found guilty of grand larceny.
Two Hillsboro blind piggers were
pulled
Judge Sauter has a big calendar at
the Walsh county term of court.
Barnes county school ma'ams have
everything their own sweet way at
Valley City.
AS high as 10 cents is being paid for
q good quality of wool in North Da-
kota.
The checks are now ready for the
payment Of 10 per cent dividend
which has been declared to depositors
In Lloyd's bank by the controller of
che gcurrency.
. a CandO man was arrested on COM
plaint Of his wife, who feared bodily
harm. He was released on condition
that he leave for Minnesota to re-
main until his wife ordered him back.
He went
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
NEWS BOILED DOWN.
Items OF General Interest Placed In
Few Ilnes

Atems OF General Interest Placed In
Few Lines.
Th1rty-six domestic and eighteen
limited money order postofices were
established to-day.
Sigmund Freitsch & Co., a packing
firm of Cincinnati, assigned to-day to
Moses Ruskin, who estimates the as
sets at $4,000 and the liabilities at
$5SOOO.
The Cubans are expecting three
torpedo boats from France. Not until
their arrival will the Cuban forces be-
gin what is intended to be their most
effective work.
The Otis Steel Company Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, has announced that COM
mencing July 1, all employees Of the
company will receive q 10 per cent
increase In wages.
Surrogate Fitzgerald has denied
Mrs. Hetty Green's application for
the removal of Henry A. Barding, the
executor Of the will of her father,
Edward NJ. Robinson.
The Council Bluffs Globe, one Of the
Oldest and strongest afternoon papers
In Iowa, has dropped the report of
the United Press and will hereafter
use that Of the Associated Press.
The Tacoma Land company has
floated $1,OOO,OOO of bonds In Phila-
delphia with which to purchase from
the state and fill in for shipping, man
ufacturing and railroad purposes the
most important part of Tacoma tide
fats.
A broken harness caused L. w.
Olds' horse to run away while de.
scending a steep approach to a bridge
at Galesville, Wis. When the buggy
reached the bridge it overturned
throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Olds among
the timbers. Both are believed to
be fatally injured.
1t Is stated that Cuban bonds or
the Paris bourse are being much af
fected by the various reports as tc
the progress Of the Cuban uprising.
The Citizens Street Railway Com
pany Of Detroit to-day filed $1,000.
GOO blanket mortgage covering Its
property, to the New York Security
and Investment company.
The Cumberland accommodation OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad raj
into an open switch at Laughlin sta
ton, near Pittsburg, and collidet
with a switch engine. Harvey Louth
er, a brakeman, was instantly killed
| Fireman McBeth was seriously In
jured. A number of passengers wer
bruised and cut by broken glass.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
PAYSqHEPENALHY
. muRDERER IN MONTANA HAS
HIS NECK STRETCHED.
r.x pugh IL Hanged mt Boulder for
~. Murder of Conductor Z. w.
west, who Had Elected Pugh
From . Train Near
Butte.
rrpr HIS NERVE TILL THE LAST.
The Condemned Man Walks to the
place Of Execution Smoking the
stub of q Cigarette.

Helena, Mont, July 3.-Clay Pugh
this morning paid the death penalty
At Boulder for the murder of Con-
ductor C. w. West near Butte on Oct.
& last. At a few minutes past 10 he
was taken from his cell into the Jail
yard. contentedly smoking the stub of
. cigarette. A minister read the
twenty-first Psalm and the black cap
was put on and the moose placed over
his neck by Sheriff Gillian. He was
told by Pugh to put it on good and
tight and pull 1t up. A minute or
two followed, and at a given signal a
sharp crack was heard and Pugh took
a drop Of forty inches into eternity.
Oct. 5, 1894, Pugh shot and killed
&c. w. West In Silver Bow county.
The case was transferred to Jefferson
county, where 1t was tried with the
above result. The deceased was a
railroad conductor, and at the time Of
the shooting was engaged in running
a freight train for the Butte, Ana
conda & Pacific railroad. from Butte
to Anaconda. Pugh and others had
gotten on the train to ride to Ana
conda without authority and against
the consent Of West. The train was
stopped and the men put off. As the
train started Pugh and others got on
the train again. The train was again
stopped by West and Pugh was eject.
ed therefrom by him. Almost imme-
diately after being elected by him
from the train Pugh fred two shots
at West from pistol, infiicting upon
him two mortal wounds In the back
Pugh was Immediately pursued by
persons near by and captured about a
quarter Of a mile away. To his cap.
tors he stated that West hit him In
the face, and then he shot him.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

The Burlington road is victimized
through bogus tickets.
Mary Montgomery, aged %, Of Sun
nv Hill, ILL.,, took poison and died.
No cause known.
A big burglar bound and gagged
Miss Mamie Fahr in Brooklyn board
ing house, took 81.
At a picnic ut Pellyton. KY. Thomas
and James Crockett shot and killed
Daniel Kidd.
An Italian convict in the Nebraska
penitentiary armed with a stilletto
ran amuck. but was finally subdued
with q loaded cane.
Two deputy sheriffs in Baldwin
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Another Boost in Wares.

Chicago, July 3.-The increase Of 10
per cent in wages recently announced
by the Illinois Steel company, went
into effect yesterday. Over 1900 men
will be benefited by the change. The
advance has been made at the South
Chicago works, the North Chicago
rolling mills and the plants at Mil
waukke and Joliet. All classes of
employees are included in the advance,
with! the exception Of the tonnage
men, who are working on a sliding
scale.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Indian Teachers Meet.

sioux City, Iowa, July 3.-The Sec
odd annual district convention Of the
United States Indian service teachers
opened in Sioux City to-day, and will
continue all the week. The district
comprises all the schools east of the
Rocky mountains and as far south as
Kansas City, an area containing In
all $50 schools. Prof. H. e. Kratz of
this city delivered the address Of well
come.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

The peculiarly colored crow that has
been seen about Lyme for the past two
years, Of which mention was made in
the Hartford Times, was captured
there. For the past two weeks every
hunter there and every boy who could
borrow q gun has pursued that bird,
but without success. Recently Mel
vile Bill Of Sterling City district
(Hamburg), saw the much-cOveted bird
flying about near his home. Finally
1t settled down a short distance away,
and began an attack upon hens
nest containing at least half a dozen
eggs. Mr.. Bill got his gun, and before
the bird fully realized it's danger he
had it bagged.
The bird is trifie larger that the
ordinary crow, with heavy feathers,
which grow with almost regular alter
M ton between straw and light chOco-
late colors. John Page Of Portland.
one Of the best informed ornithologists
In New England, has never seen such
colors Of feathers. although crows not
entirely black have been seen. When
the article descriptive of the bird ap-
peared Middleton scribes pronounced
it fake, but when the bird was
shown arterward they We're obliged to
"eat crow"
The Standard Oil company Is pre-
pairing to develop large tracts of oil
land in Sequatchie county, Tenn.
AT rJacksunvllie, IA. Iueouoie Star
buck, aged twenty, developed hydro
phobia from a cat bite inflicted two
months ago.
Police Justice Barney Martin, sit
ting in the Morrisania. \. l., police
court, reprimanded the policeman foi
using the word "collared' for 'ir'
rested"
Augustin DAILY has been defeated il
the action against William A. Brad!
to recover penalties agsregating $3'',
600, arising out of the production oi
the play AFTER Dark"
At Grinneli, Icwa. william Case In
buried five children within two weri'
Diphtheria was the carse In each cas-
The father is blind. The five CHI
dren constituted his cErirc family.
A nolle prosequi was entered In tn
embezzlement case against Banker
John w. Paris at Frankfort. Ind. Illc
prosecuting witness and the defcEd
ants chief witness are dead.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

st. Paul, July 3.-Edward Schwartz,
aged fifteen, was instantly killed in
the upper Omaha yards at 6 o'clock
last night. He was coming from
work and had ridden on the bumpers
of two freight cars from the union
depot. Near the Western avenue sta
ton he slipped and fell across the
track. His head was completely sew
cred from his body.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

Lightning struck Soule's store, Lis
bon-little damage.
A blind horse walked through q
plate glass front at Rutland.
Fessenden entertained the Wells
county teachers last week.
Mrs. Adele Cyr of Rolla was badly
gored by COW.
Judge Lauder will hold court at
Foreman July Is.
An impromptu duel in East Grand
Forks caused the arrest Of two men-
and their guns.
Maj. J. S. Murphy is occupying the
Minot residence recently purchased
from John Kieffer
G. e. Dow Of Mandan raised pie
plant. the leaves Of which were 2ox
27 inches.
Seven wagon loads Of immigrants
have arrived from Nebraska and To-
Gated in Towner county.
Judge Winchester refused to grant
q change of venue in the Wadsworth
murder case from Billings county.
The adjourned term of the district
court at Bismarck has been resumed.
The Freeze brothers, wolf scalpers,
were fined 500 and ten days In Jail.
Miss Fannie Dunn Of Bismarck is
another North Dakota girl who Is
euuipping herself to practice medi.
cine.
Kidder county has S9,O65.64 in cash,
$5,361.71 in the State Bank of Steele,
and some 81, 200 in st. Paul, little In
New York and about $1,000 in the Of
fee.
Increases in North Dakota postmas'
ters' salaries are: Devils Lake, ST.
500 to $1,000; Mayville, 81, 400 to ST.
500; Oakes, $1,000 to 81, 100; st. Thorn
as, $1,000 to $1,000. Decrease: La
kota, LOO to $1,000; Minot, 81, 200 to
81 100
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Had Ice Cream.

owensboro. KY, July Sat the st.
cloud hotel here eight people are Ill
nom Ice cream poisoning yesterday,
one OF whom, Lizzie Tucker, may die.
Inc poison is pronounced by ply
s,cians to be tyrotoxicon. and 1t Ii
GAINED that the milk was impure.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
General.

The revenue cutter William Wtnd,m
has been launched at DuDn 7ue.
Whisky trust plants will be sold t.
the reorganization committee.
James F. Merriman has sued DIR.
w. w. Laub at Philadelphia for So
600 damages, alleging that the doctor
diagnosed measles as smallpox.
The Logansport, Ind, street railway
has gone into the hands Of receiver.
The action was taken to secure u
So, 800 Judgment for Mrs. Katherine
Dear for damages.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

Aberdeen, s. D., July 3. - w. e.
Kidd. editor of the Aberdeen Star.
who has been convicted Of criminal
libel upon Gov. Sheldon and sen-
fenced to a fine of $40 or Its equva-
lent in the county Jail, surrendered
himself to the sheriff, when commit
ment papers were made out and Kidd
was placed behind the bars.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Burglars.

st. Paul, July 3.-Ramaley's pavil-
lion at Lake Shore, White Rear lake,
was entered by burglars and the safe
III the restaurant blown. The thieves
secured $37.6S and some articles of
iewelry valued at 500.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Two Men Shot.

Charleston, w. Va. July 3.-In a
fight last night on Norris Creek, the
widest region of this county, John
Cook shot and killed Joseph Morris
and fatally wounded Ben Morris. The
murderer escaped
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

r, ,Asniand, Ohio, Ju.a ..,.Nlrs. JohE
lyman who is under arrest here for
Mgamy. Is said to hqfe had sevex
husbands, at least two of whom srS
residents Of Ohio. x1 ". r..
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

Howard Lake, Mimi, July 3.-Her-
man Albrecht, proprietor of the gen.
erassstore and -four mill at Grow
River, six miles northwest of here.
was killed by bull last night and
thrown into the river.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Captured ,IIown.

AlDia, Iowa. July .3.-Jesse Davis,
VINO is wanted at Rockville. Ind, for
nn.empted wife murder, was captured
here to-day.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06

Poland Springs. Me-, July 3.-The
Maine worlds fair building. which
has been reconstructed here. was ded-
icated to-day on the one hundredth
anniversary Of the settlement Of the
town.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Tuesday, July 2.

The Glendale creamery received
1900 pounds of milk last week.
Mike Schmidt, one of the Fort Lin
coin depredators, was indicted.
C..S. Buck succeeds w. G. Hayden
as accountant of the state agricultur-
al college at Fargo.
Mayor Ball of Fargo goes to Eu-
rope for his health, and will be ac-
companied by DR.. Darrow.
AS a result of two hunting contests
for gophers, BOttineau county got rid
Of 5000 Of the pesky varmints.
Considerable counterfeit money is
In circulation in North Dakota. princi-
pally of the dollar denomination.
Lightning damaged the Yankton col
lege of science hall several hundred
dollars by boring hole ten feet in
diameter from roof to cellar.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Vice Presidcnt for America.

Farls, July 3. - Mr.. Rudolph was
elected vice president for America at
to-day's session of the international
penltentiary congress now sitting at
the Sorbonne.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-07-06
Monday, July 1.

@. D. Holmes, an old resident of
Fargo, is dead.
I've Wadsworth murder trial at
Medora will begin this week.
George Henderson Of Halstad de-
MES the report that he is dead.
Bagpipers are abroad in the land.
Hail visited Mimic and did some
damage.
Gov. Allin has commissioned Harry
G. Flint major Of the Second battal-
ion of the North Dakota national
guard.
John Kinds of Nelson county has a
staMi OF wheat that looks like fifty
bushels to the acre, says the Inde-
pendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-04
COMMENT.

There Is remarkable similarity be.
tween the ideas Of rOform hold by the
Sultan Of Turkey and the Emperor oil
China. Each appears to think tho
definition is to promise anything DO
mandod and keep on with former prac.
LiccS.-Phiddeiphid Ledgn.
Col. Dill Morrison notices with pain
that the western papers arc saying more
about that Compound pumpkin than
thoy nro about hia presidential boom.
-Rochatr Post rpre@.
Ono OF tho strangoIt things OF lilo iS
that SO many more things seem funny
that aren't funny, aud 40 many moro
are funny that don't SeOn tunny.-Ai.
bany ArguG
We submit, Mr.. olnOy, that tho time
has arrived to make Joo Chamberlain
Quit pulling feathers out ottho tail OF
tho American eagle Washington Post.
A man who sits around and boasts oil
his ancestors makes n mighty poor an.
cOstor himsOlt.-AichiSon Globe.
Lots have nil tho fun that eau DO
coaxOd out Of politics. II relieves tho
tonsion.-BOSiOn Herald.
Tho Turks should DO brought ovOr to
TOGaa and Taught what civilization
really MEANS - titdgO MWG
It's a mighty poor sort Of politician
who doesn't imagine himself d PrOsi'
dOntmakot - WdihiHqion Poh
Tho motto Of British diplomacy
When In doubt aond an ulLimaIum,-
NdD York Adrcrii,cr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-04
Tho lin Grovo AecIdent.

The Elm Grove accident wa tho most
terrible railway disaster that has oc.
cured in recent yonrs in this vicinity,
or, indeed, anywhere on the Baltimore
& Ohio line. Tho Baltimore & Ohio
has, for a number OF years past, been
very fortunate in this regard, there
having boon Tower accidents in which
passengers have lost their livos than on
u other trunk line in tho country.
Yebtcrday'S affair was dcplorable in
tho extreme, but was also fortunate in
that II was no worse. Tho grOat won
dor is that moro persons were not killed
outright OF fatally hurt OF tho mum.
Dor injured como arc 30 seriously hurt
that II 10 impossible at this time 10
state just what their chances for 70.
covory arc. 1t Is hoped, however, that
all will survive their injuries. They
hAyO:lhe sympathy Of this community
In their misiorLunos, and all that can
be 10 being done to relieve thOir suffer.
ings, not only by their frionda and rOla.
tlvoS, hut by tho railroad company. To
tho friends Of tho less fortunate who
lost their lives the heartfelt sympathy
Of tho people Of this community will 80
out.
Tho accident seems to have boon ono
Of those unavoidable affairs that como
without warning and was not tho result
Of tho carOlCssnoaS Of tho trAinmOn. AS
10 the responsibility lot tho broken
Hango which caused tho accident, that
cat only DO determined by An lnyOSII.
CATION, but II appOarS 10 roi! with no
ono al prO'OhL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-04
soMr DETERMINATIONS

-
On the Proceedings OF tho Lawyers Con.
vocation In This City.
To he Editor OF ne htsnigaosr,
sm:-I was an attentive and sOme.
what interested listener to tho pro.
cecdingu OF our lawyer friends at tho
court house on Tn ursday last Mr..
Brown, OF Jefferson co unity, road what
/ thought m able paper on criminal
law audi administration In this State,
There wa Considerable discussion on
the subject, tho prosecuting attornOys
present, OF u goodly number OF tham,
spoke OH tho subject, and | noticed that
most OF them advocated tho wiping
away OF many oil tho old safeguards
thrown around tho citizens in order to
secure more convictions. Tho position
Of tho prosecutors vas Stoutly resisted
BY such old.timo ablo advocates as Col.
Arnolt aud others. In NV humble
opinion tho chiOi cause Of diasatisiaC.
ton among the pnoplo with tho admin.
~istration OF the criminal law In thiS
state is cnuiod by i~ncapNcity or corrup.
ton, or both, III tho part Of many OF
tho prosecuting RttornByS. have boon
assured Of instances whore tho prOsGcu.
tor would forcO himself on tho grand
Jury, remain during their deliberations,
hoar tho views Of different jurors on
tho subject, and then through d tool or
stool pigeon" convey 10 tho Sunday
selling aaloonlst, or tho proprietor oil a
policy sllop, that juror so.and.ao was
iis or thpir oncmy. This sort Of con.
duct tAkos,plnco only whore tho offender
is paving through tho tool or stool pix.
non aforesaid Tor protection, / am alao
a,Aurod OF cases whore a certain class
OF olhndors Cmoltly ionnlOs) arc pros.
OcutOd regularly OvCEy three or Tour
wOoki for the solo putpo'u OF Toes, Whilo
n moro humorous but influential class
Of ttansgruasots ara not intOrtOtod with,
though openly violating tho law. There
IL another practice that my attention
has b]ODncaliOd to, that OF pigcon.hollng
indictments. have information OF a
case Ia this nlGtO whore q notorious
character VIVA Indicted Tor Il felony, aud
tho Indictment wN ilOd away for a
period Of httccn or OightcOn months,
aud tho Oilcniur nOvGr brought to trial,
Why Ia this, / a.kOd2 Tho answer was,
"thO offender has II pull
AIN also informed that cascs nrO al
lowOl to lay over from court term 10
court torn, until 0htlly some GnC
morning thcrO IL hardly any ono ia
court, and tho ntoAcritor, child.likO
and bland, gets UP nul sayB. May II
please your honor, lhitia an Indictment
ngalnst 90 Und 40, iot 40 and 30, tho
principal Witness declines 10 prosecute
or llai loft llll place. I want tho
docket cloarOd, | mivo n 'nollo
u IL lhIa slylo " proceeding TINT
brings tho administration Vi tho Gflmi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-04
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN

Closes Tonight, aud tho Indications Are
for Republican suGcNSs-rherS Is Too
Much Confidence, However, and Efforts
to Bring Out tho Full Party Vote should
Not 10 Relaxed.
A full vote in Ohio tomorrow means
q Republican victory, and success at
this election means more than at any
time tor thirty Yeas. One danger lies
before the Republicans Of Ohio, par
ticularly in Belmont county, and this ia
ov%Or'Couildence and the cHrelessness
which too great assurance OF success be,
gets. Nothing can DO securely counted
on unless Republicans do their iull
duty.
In Belmont county II would not re-
quire u large increase In each precinct
for the Democrats to win. II ten Ro.
publicana should stay away from the
polls in each precinct in the state 1t
would make q difference OF 10000 in the
normal Republican majority, II
twenty Democrats who did not take
part in tho election last year, should
vote tomorrow at every polling place,
that would make a difference OF $4,000.
There 10 no limit to the evil which may
result from too much confidence on the
part OF tho Rspublicana
There are 2,9j2 voting precincts In
Ohio. Gov, Mekinley'I plurality in
1898 was 5000 aud the returns to'nor'
row will bo based on the vote OF that
election. A Democratic average gain OF
twenty eight TO the precinct would wipe
out that plurality. In many close
counties q gain OF four TO eleven to the
precinct will turn the county I'VE to
the Brice candidates for the legislature.
Brioe has been bitterly denounced by
such Democratic papers as the Fayctte
County Democrat, Upper sRndusky
Union and others, and others, and by
leading Democrats like Tom Johnson,
Virgil T. Kline and Judge Blondlu. The
election Of q Republican general Assem-.
bly, and q United States senator, Joseph
Foraker. is OF too much importance for
Republicans to vota for the Democratic
candidates, Mcssrs. Campbell or Lsntz.
Aside from over.conidencs there can
not be indifference. 1t is not possible
that tho Republicans are luk0warm in
huCu u struggle, NOLuluk uuould AuSp
them from casting their ballots to.mor'
row. Mark your "X" in the circle
under the eagle aud this will do the
work.
AZ Gov, Foraker said OF Bridge.
port, Mr.. John Campbell, Of Bellairc,
who is one Of tho Democratic candidates
for the legislature, is q good man aud a
very clever gentleman, but the election
this fall is OF too much Importance to
send him to Columbus He's all right,
but he's on tho wrong ticket, aud the
same is truo OF Mr.. Lentz.
II Republicans scratch either Mr..
Blackburn or Mr.. Howard, the Republic
can candidates for legislature, there ia
danger OF casting a vote for Brice, A
vote for James E. Can pbell is also a
vote for the man who has hired him TO
run for governor. The Republicans
have q splendid state aud county ticket
and every man on it ought to be elected.
Now's a good time to vote for every mar
on it.
Hon. L. Daufotd aud Hon. ]. w.
Nichols will close the Ohio campaign at
Barnesville tonight.