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Weekly: Rampart, Alaska, Saturday. Nov. 80. 1001.
No. 10
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LATEST OUTSIDE NEWS.
('zoigusz must expiate his crl»nf^--Kxpli>
mIod In TreadWell niine-Rebelllon *
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In Cape CoIoiiy--Pull*«»n married.
New York, Oct. 6; A petition:
has been circulated bv the social;
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alliance of Boston addressed to the
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Go vernor of New York asking that
Czolgosz sentence be commuted to ,
imprisonment for life. Gov. Odell :
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has stated emphatically that he will:
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not listeu to any plea for a change 1
of Czolgosz sentence. The muder
er will die in the electrical chair at j
the appointed time.
Vancouver, Oct. 7. A meeting
oi C. P. R stockholders has author
ized t^ie construction of two more
steamers for the Alaska trade.
Juneau, Oct. 7. A frightful ac
cident occurred in the Treadwell
at 11:30 p. m. A part of t he night
' shift were engaged in dnfting in
440 level. From evidence secured
since accident, ten men attemped to
< pen a box of giant powder with a
pick. The contents exploded kill
ing four instantly and seriously in
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juring another.
Carson, Nev. Oct. 11. Geo. M.
Pullman, son of the late Geo. M.
Pullman, and Mrs. Brazilie have
been united in marriage by Justice
of the Peace Stone. The party left
for San Francisco last night having
come to Nevada to evade the divor
ce laws.
Dawson, Oct. 10. A big mining •
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deal was perfected this afternoon
whereby Andy Nelson becomes the
owner of the celebrated Lewis and
Mackav mine on King Solomon’s!
Hill. The price paid is something;
over $60000.
Manilla, Oct. 10. A detachment
of the 21st company Mac.ibebes
encountered a foicc of insurgents
near Lipa in the province ot Bat
angas. After three hours fighting
they were compelled to retire.
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Lieut. Bean was killed.
New York, Oct. 12. TbeTii-j
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bune London correspondent says
that pressure is being brought to
bear on the government to exer
cise greater vigor in suppressing j
the rebellion in Cape Colony. Cap
tured rebels, it is argued, should be ;
shot and oath-breakers be sent to I
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prison until the country has settled !
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down.
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New York, Oct. 14. Johann j
Most, the anarchist, has been sen
tenced to one years imprisonment i
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for publishing in his paper, “Frei-j
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heit”, an alleged seditious article on ;
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the day following the shooting of!
the late President.. j
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! Albany, N. Y., Oct. 14. Supt. i
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C. Collins will send a request to!
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Sectretary Hay that the govern
ment be represented at the electro- j
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cution of Czolgosz. There w ill be j
but 26 witnesses in the chamber of ;
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death when the sentence of law is!
executed. Warden Mead has
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sent, to Supt. Collins requests re
ceived to witness execution, over
1000 in all.
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THE "FOOL KILLER”
At Niagara Falls-Men drowned Ht Nornt*
Crowe is willing to siirronder n1
OiiKihH--('ottage City i» wrecked.
Niagara Falls, Oct -12. Peter
Niessen of Chicago successful 1 ••
passed through the whirlpool rap
ids this afteroon in a 25 foot cigar
shaped boat called the “Pool kill
er. The teat was watched bv iso »<>
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people. The boat shot through i.i
four minutes.
Seattle, Oct. 12. Str. Kimball
is in from Nome and brings word
.of the drowning of Tracy. Robert
son, and Capt. G. Stevens of the
schooner Prosper. They were at
tempting to make a landing in the
surf and were drowned.
Washington, 1). C. Oct. 11. The
President by executive order has
placed under the control of the Se
cretary of the Interior all lands in
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eluded within the limits of the mil
itary reservation at Nome. This
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action is the result of the establish
ment of civil government at Nome
by the withdrawal of troops.
Omaha, Oct. 12. Chief of Police
Donohue has received from Patrick
Crowe, through a friend of the lat
ter, an offer to surrender himself
and stand trial if reward of $40,000
is withdrawn.
Skagway, Oct. 18. S. S. Hum
bolt brings word that Dirigo is tow
ing Cottage City ashore 50 miles
north of Vancouver.