Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-04-11

A dinner of 100000 of London's poor
is to be given in various parts Of the
city during coronation week. Each
guest is to receive a souvenir cup in
the name Of the king.
LATER.
The United States senate on the
4th began consideration Of the Chi
nese exclusion bill, Senator Mitchell
(Ore.) making the opening speech in
it's favor. Reports were made in IA
vor of public buildings at Sterling,
Ill, and Kalamazoo and Flint, Mich.
An amendment was adopted to the
oleo bill limiting the tax to the Tar
tifcially" colored product. In the
house a Chinese exclusion bill was
considered. A resolution was adopt
ed calling for information regarding
the charges about an alleged British
war camp near New Orleans.
In the United States senate on the
5th the Indian appropriation bill was
passed. Debate on the Chinese ex-
clusion bill was continued, Senator
Fairbanks (Ind.) making the princi-
pal speech %favoring it. The commit
tee on elections presented to the
house a report Of the Horton-Butler
contested election case from the
Twelfth Missouri district declaring
the seat vacant. The minority were
given three weeks in which to file
their views Debate on the Chinese
exclusion bill was continued.
The Virginia constitutional conven-
ton adopted a clause barring ne
groes from registration.
A force of 1880 Beers under De-
larey and Kemp was defeated by
British troops under Gen. Kitchener
near Harris river, with heavy losses
on both sides.
Clinton Dotson was hanged at Deer
Lodge, Mont, for participation in the
murder Of his father.
Harry Preston, a plumber shot and
killed his wife and then killed. himself
at Toledo, D.. He was under the inhu-
ence of liquor.
The president has ordered an inquiry
into the alleged British. military camp
at New Orleans.
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the missionary
released by brigands, sailed from
Southampton for New York on the
Deutschland.
The MASSACHUSETTS supreme court
rules that losers in bucket-shop trans
actions may recover.
The will of Cecil Rhodes leaves $1O,.
600, 900 for free scholarships at Oxford
university and every state and terri
tory in America is given a scholarship,
tenable for three years.
Frank Sargent president Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen,
has accepted the position of commits
sioner general Of immigration.
MosessRoberson, a negro, who killed
Deputy Sheriff Jenkins at Pablo Beach,
Fla, was hanged at Jacksonville.
A new merger suit against the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific roads
has been begun by the state Of Mime
sofa in the state courts.
Earl Kohl and Lily and Lizzie Ship.
man were killed by the Ears near Kilt.
ridge, III.
There were 176 business failures il
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 4th, against FOG the
week previous and 1873 the CORE,
spending week of last year.
Twenty-one persons are dead al
Glasgow, Scotland, as a result Of the
collapse of a grand stand at Ibro1
park during the international foot
ball match. Two hundred and fifty
more were injured. Of this number
100 are yet in the hospitals.
The British lost three officers anG
"a men killed in a fight at Doombal'
farm.
The excise law was enforced NOR
vigorously in Greater New York thar
on any Sunday since Theodore Roose
velt's time. Over $500 saloons wer,
closed, but 1890 Raines law hotels re
NAMED open and obeyed the law.
Cardinal Gibbons, at the silver ju
bilee celebration of the pope in Bal
timore, said the strength of tn
United States is due to Providenc
and love of free institutions.
Casper Kruger and "a other rela
tives of the former president of tn
Transvaal have taken the oath of al
legiance to Great Britain.
President Draper, of the U~niversit,
of Illinois, and his wife were throw
from their carriage by a runaway &C
.cident at Champaign and the forme
had his leg broken.
"A negro at Tuscumbia, Ala, sough
by the sheriff killed two persons, fa
tally wounded three and serionsl
wounded four more. He was the
shot and thrown into a burning bYile
ing.