Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-08
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6iSsss - Hapss4 Lawn, IN.
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Jsss1 II . eslaisfsa en- the Ralunon&
Ohio rssA asAr WAshisstss. Pa.
The ssttnatos fer tie satirs postal
service Ter the fssal year sadtaS Jsae
-, 1e9o. aggregate tlsS, $751; Sc. =
Csastasae Becker aad George Res
eabDsg. the latter . rich raiser Of eat
tie, fought MIA pistols at Wsrrsutou.
Tex. anl betA wsr fatally wounded.
Al Centropolia, Kan. II Bernheim-
er, . farner, named his infant son
Lssa C~oslsosz and was driven from,
the county By Indignant citixon..
Fire destroyed . block of buildings
in Chicago, making 30 families home
less and eaasiaga less of s2os, 900.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould, of New York.
announced that she had accepted the
position OF vice president of the Nc
Kinlsy Memorial association.
A. L. Specs killed his wife and ia
tally shot himself at Newaygo. Mich.
Jealousy was the III y
Ethel Plumb, aged two years, was
killed at Virginia City, Mont, in a re-
volyer fight between her parents.
The business portion Of Timmons-
vile S::C.,was wiped out by fire.
British and American health au-
thorities will cooperate in an effort
to prevent the bubonic plague enter
ing either country.
Admiral Schley finished his testi-
mony before the naval, court of in
quiry in Washington.
Gen. Gillespie, chief engineer of the
army, in his annual report says that25
of the principal harbors of the United
States now havesa sufficient number
OF guns and mortars mounted to per-
nit Of effective defense.
Near Henderson, KY, Lucien Brown
shot to death his brother-in-law, Ollie
Allison, and then killed himself.
b object Of the visit of representa-
:ivc men of Porto Rico to the United
States is TO pave the way to admiss or
of the island INTO tho union as a state.
Advices by steamer from Nome show
that 500 men are penniless at the camp
and that a winter of disorder is ex-
pected.
Miss Jane Toppan. a nurse, was ar
rested charged with causing the death
by poison of Mrs. Harry Gordon and
her father. mother and sister at their
home near Barnstable. Mass.
Ellis II. Roberts, treasurer. Of the
United States, in his report for the
past fiscal year.says the receipts
were s7,6s5,s37 and the expend-
itures $5Oe, 967, 1853, the surplus being
ST., III. 1884.
A judge at Akron, o., ordered six
boys to be publicly whipped for steal
ing chestnuts. The fathers of the
lads did the whipping.
Proof of the execution of Czolgosz
was filed with the clerk of Erie coun-
~ at Buffalo. N. Y.
A Boer colony is to be established
on a tract of 100000 acres in south
ern Wyoming.
Secretary Root has decided to or
der the Eleventh cavalry and the
.Twenty-eighth infantry to the Phil
ippines to replace short-term enlist
ed e
Banks at Arispe and Matlock, Ia,
were robbed of $500 and $4,000 re-
tspectiveiy.
Secretary Gage has decided to buy
lin government bonds. thereby re-
ducing the immense surplus in the
treasury.
Judge Hanecy cited w. R. Hearst,
of the Chicago American, and six of
his newspaper staff to answer charges
of contempt of court.
Revenue collections at Peoria, ILL.,,
fog October reached the figure of
So, 1875, 900.
Testimony 3: admiral Schley was
ended befn##** ~" "slrt of inquiry and
the TAXI 8. ~: ~ evidence was
begun
Ar s*:: :$:.' Lowell. Mass,
sb > *,::" q, that crockery and
>.~:% ~: :"t broken.
>">:;: *::#::: from the Jail at Hodgen-
Silas Esters (colored),
nth forcing Granville Ward,
3 *.#2r-old boy, to commit a crime,
: $erung him up to the courthouse
;#:: 1T 1T OF his intention
:::.E gtoon N support Of his claim and -
:;sef viii Do made before D. i. Ne Il
FPS. commissioner at Starkveather-
November II, 1891, viz: &
ARTHUR z. GAY,
foF tho - X n. ". \ and ~.
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