Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-29

Corriere della Sera, declares that he is
innocent, and that II the appeal goes
against him he will kill himself.
General.
A seventy-eight-pound melon has
been sen to Mckinley from Atlanta.
Opinion at Berlin is that Andree
will be blown to Greenland or North
America.
Earthquake tremors were felt at
Saratoga, n. Y. Vibrations passed
from east to west.
John Lawson, the Terrible Swede,"
the Chicago bicycle rider, is dangerous
ly sick with typhoid fever.
Hanlan has challenged Gaudaur TO
row on Toronto Bay for $1,000 and the
worlds championship.
Santa Barbara boys have killed three
sea otter rear San Miguel island. The
skins are valued at $500 each.
The force of men in the tin depart
ment of the Burlington shops in st.
Joseph, Mo-, have begun working ten
hours a day.
The Broadmoor Casino at Colorado
Springs, which was burned recently,
vii. be rebuilt. The loss was So, 600;
insurance, 81, 600.
In his paper of this week Thomas
Watson calls on Senator Marion Butler
TO resign the national Craftsmanship of
the Peoples party.
There is n strong probability that
the people of Smith River Valley, Mon
tana, viii market 100000 worth OF
beef this year.
The furniture factory Of Keller *
Co, corner Thorndyke and Second
streets, East Cambridge, Mass, partly
burned. The loss will be about $25,-
600; fully insured.
The National Alliance of Theatrical
Stage Employees, in session at Buffalo,
\. Y, refused the application of the
Car adam association 10 be taken into
the alliance.
James j.. Coogan is said to be in Eu-
rope on behalf of Tammany hall to OBJ
tain Richard Cookers assent to the
project for making himself the nomi-
nee for mayor of Greater New York.
That 100000 hotel that the Yellow
stone Park association decided upon
last winter, is to be built at the Up
per Basin, fifty miles from Mammoth
Hot Springs.
The State Of Colorado has for sale
100000 worth of what are known as
'~insurrection bonds" issued to defray
the expenses of ~suppressing the Lead
Vile strike.
1t is estimated that the loss to Cali
fornia fruitgrowers, caused by delay
in getting fruit East on account of the
Christian Endeavor trains, will aggre-
gate over 100000.
The damage done to the Union Pa
cific tracks in Nebraska by the cloud
burst of Sunday night has been re-
paired and trains are now moving
again. There are indications Of an
other deluge.
Mrs. N. G. Creole has arrived at
Los Angeles, Cal, from Iuka, Miss.
She refused to say anything about her
projected contest for the estate of the
dead miner, except that she would
claim about two-thirds Of the estate.
Solly Smith and "Pedlar'' Palmer
have been matched t. fight twenty
rounds for the bantamweight champi-
0nship Of the world and a purse of
$1,000 at the National Sporting club on
Oct. IS.
Albert Acruman, wholesale notion
dealer of st. Louis, has filed a deed OF
trust to George w. Lubke. Jr., for the
benefit of his creditors. His liabilities
are placed at $50, 600; assets, $50, 600.
Preferred creditors hold claims
amounting to $37,921.
The reports from Cheyenne Agency
show that State Veterinarian Elliott
has already killed over $50 glandered
horses on the Cheyenne reservation,
and is out or a final trip to clean up
the work, and that the number will
raech fully 800 before he is through.
The formation Of a safemakers' com
binat'on, which will include almost
every manufacturer in the country, is
now under consideration. Overtures,
it is said, have been made and favora-
bly, received by the principal safe CON-
panles.
News has been received at Millville,
n. j., from Director George Branin,
OF the Green Glass Workers associa-
ton, that the manufacturers have ac-
cepted the same wage scale as last
year. This means IN early resump-
ton In the green glass industry
throughout the country.
Police Commissi ger II. ID. Grant of
New York, at q meeting of the board,
said, in making his report on the case
OF Capt. Groo, who is charged with
failing to suppress q disorderly house
In his precinct, that the police should
not disgrace themselves by performing
certain work to get evidence against
d%isorderly houses.
The fish commission steamer Alba
tross lowered the deep-water fish net
off Cape Flattery, and when the net
was drawn up with great difficulty. an
enormous shark was found, weighing
| go pounds and being ten feet long. 1t
had devoured all the small fish in the
net. The shark vas cut up afterward
and thrown overheard.
NJ. Cary, al castbound Northern Pa
ciic passenger from San Francisco,
CAL. to Bite, Mont, went insane
while the train was crossing the Flat
head Indian reservation. Before sew
eral passengers he cut his throat from
ear to ear, and then plunged the knife
into his breast and Jumped OF the