Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-07
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a resolution severely gcensuring
Senators Tillman and McLaurin, Of
South Carolina, was passed BY the
United States senate on the 2sth ult.
by a vote of 81 to IL. Senator Hoar in.
troduced al amendment to the rules
providing that no senator in debate
shall impute to another senator any
conduct OF motive ~unbecoming a sen
ator.g The permanent census bill was
passed. Insthe house 1159 pension
bills e passed and the confer
ence report on the permanent census
bill was agreed to. The naval com
mittee by q decisive vote defeated
the attempt to secure consideration
of the. various Schley resolutions now
in5the hands Of a subcommittee.
The omnibus claims bill and the
measure providing for the irrigation
Of public lands were passed in the
United States senate on the LIST and
the conference report on the Philip
pine tariff bill was agreed to. The
house was not in session.
Two hundred Samar insurgents at
tackled an American scouting party
and so Filipinos were killed.
There were 215 business failures
in the United States in the sever
days ended on the 2sth ult, against
224 the week previous and 179 the
corresponding week&of last year.
The French company voted to post
pohe negotiations for the sale of the
Panama canal to the United States.
Prince Henry left5Washington for.
his western trip after visiting the
naval academy at Annapolis, taking
a lively horseback ride with NPresi-
dent Roosevelt and dining III state at
the German embassy.
Ten thousand Chinese soldiers. in
the Manning district revolted, and
missionaries were advised to leave.
Benjamin F. Ellsworth, OF Wood
stock, Ill, killed Amos. Anderson, an
Eagedl man whom he accused Of ruin
ing his home, and committed suicide
after taking the life Of his wife.
Frank Burianek, a saloon keeper in
Leavenworth, Kan, killed Daisy Car
, penter and then killed himself.
Seventeen men killed and more than
80 missing is the result Of four snow
slides at the Liberty Bell mine near
Telluride, Col.
Joseph Hinkle was hanged at Peo-
ria,,$ Ill, for the murder of his wife
on September 10, 1901.
Ig8E' C<orhor D,-o 1.17ol Bls. .-se1Lo-I
himself in South Chicago, Ill. Jeal-
onsy wa the aus
Heavy rains, breaking ice gorges
and melting flooded rivers in
Pennsylvania, causing great damage
to property and rendering many per-
sons homeless. The southern states
are suffering from the worst floods
in years.
Fire at GAINESVILLE, o., destroyedsthe
J.B. Owens company's pottery plant,
entailinga loss of $780, 900.
The government receipts in Febru-
airy were Sal, 159,739, and the expendi-
lures $4,000, 200, leaving a surplus for
the month of So, O60, 449. N
The monthly coinage statement
shows that the total February coinage
at the minis was $9.261,34
Prince Henry made a tour of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, visiting Lookout
mountain and making short stops at
Nashville and Louisville. After a vel
come at Indianapolis the royal party
left for st. Louis. i
Henry B. Perkins, multimillionaire
and one Of the leading citizens Of
Ohio, hanged himself in Warren while
mentally incapacitated.
British losses in a fight with Beers
near Klerhsdorp were so officers and
1875 men killed and wounded and 1856
!, taken prisoners.
Floods in the Mohawk valley insNew
YorkSand Passiac river valley in New
Jersey did great damage.
The death of E. S. Haise, of Allan.
, ia, Ca, makes the death list by the
burning of the Park Avenue hotel il
New York 21. A
, Michigan socialists have nominated
w. E.SWalters, Of Detroit, for gov
ernor.
Lawrence Dunlap and David lobe
ueSfocS, We're nanSeQ IN
City. AK, fer killing Nat Smith fol
the purpose of robbery.
Anthony Perry killed Mrs, saral
A. Thillman and himself in, Detroit
Mich. jealousy was the cause. a
) Frank Tyree, of Catletsburg, Ky.
and Lewis Schmidt, of Portsmouth
O., prominent travelling men, wer
, drowned near Pikeville, KY. a
!, Marconi maintained constant com
~munication with shore while crossing
. the ocean, wireless messages bein!
transmitted over 1000 miles.
Billy Rice, the veteran minstrel
) died at Hot Springs, Ark, Of dropss
! The public debt statement issue
, on the LIST shows that the debt de
creased s. ,37O,s46 during the mont
/ 1T February, The cash balance in tn
! t-aasnry was 1925, s61,s66. The tota
de.tt, less the cash I'M the treasury
IA. UNITS to $1,000 ,s5e,o52.