Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-08-12

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for the season Of 1898, on the Columbia
river, will be 100, 600 cases below the
average. Figures compiled by the
Historian, show $4,000 cases had been
canned up to Aug. l.
Friday, Aug. q.
By Holly, the we'll known California
horseman, is dead at Butte.
The health Of the Spanish prisoners
at Portsmouth, N. H., continues excel.
lent.
The Texas Democratic state conven.
ton nominated Congressman Joseph
D. Sayers for governor by reclamation.
The Chootaw election returna. which
are nearly all in, indicate that Green
n. Curtin has been reelected chief Of
the Choctaw Nation.
Mayor Black Of Columbus, O., has
been elected president Of the League of
American Municipalities. Secretary
Gilkison was reelected.
It has been learned that the National
Bureau Of Education is making an OK.
tensive inquiry into the life Of Theo.
dore Durrant, under the direction of
specialists in criminology.
Saturday, Aug. g.
Premier Sagasta nov says he will
reply to Americas peace terms ''early
next week."
Alarge transatlantic steamer is re.
ported wrecked off the Newfoundland
coast, with all on board.
Mayor Samuel l. Black of Columbus,
O., has been elected president Of the
League Of American Municipalities.
Colonel de San Martin, in command
Of the Spanish garrison at Ponce, Porto
Rico, has been courtmartialed and shot
because he abandoned the place with.
out resistance.
The American society in London ia
waging a campaign against the Lon.
don shopkeepers who are using the
American flag 81 q device to catch
tourists dollars.
Rev. Samuel p. Long, D. D., paste,
Of the Lincoln Avenue Methodist
church Of Pittsburg, has been invited
to become pastor Of the First Metho.
dist church Of Duluth, and has &C.
cepted subject to the approval of the
general authorities Of the church.
Monday, Aug. 9.
Miss A. E. Maxwell, superintendent
Of the training school for nurses at the
New York Presbyterian hospital, and
20 nurses have gone to Santiago.
The dominion government has grant
ed the request Of q section Of the Crane
Army Of the Republic to visit Hamil
ton, Ont, to attends celebration, car
rying their arms.
The ship Tacoma, transporting
horses and mules to the Philippines fol
the use Of the United States forces, ha,
sailed for Manila. 1t is expected tina
the voyage will occupy about go days
Every precaution has been taken tc
make the expedition q success.
It is reported, in connection with tn,
Anglo American movement, tina
strong endeavors are being made to &c
the Prince Of Wales to visit the United
States and Canada next summer, and
it ts added. that encouragement ha
been given the idea in responsible,
quarters
Tuesday. Aug. Q. M
Prof. Park Morrill,, chief of the fore
cast division Of the weather bureau a
Washington, 10 dead.
Protracted high temperature an,
great humidity was the cause assigue,
for five deaths in New York cit,
Monday.
The pope has issued an encyclica
protesting against the suppression Q
Catholic journals during the recen
Italian instruction.
The postofice at Fort Monroe, Va.
was robbed Monday night Of abou
q, 400 in stamps and $50 In cash, tc
gether with several registered letters
Private Thomas Yard Of Compan,
F, First Wisconsin, died at jackson
vile. Fla, Of typhoid fever. The bod.
will be sent to Racine, Wis, for inter
ment.
Nine. Charles Worth, widow Of. til
famous costumer who died in March
1895, and his successor in the superin
tendenoe of the Worth establishment
10 dead at Paris.
A dispatch from the Villa Ebers a
Tatzing, near Munich, announces tn
death Of George Maurice Ebers, tn
E~gyptologist and novelist He wa
born in Berlin in 1887.