Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16
THE N EW S.
miscellaneous.

NOSENZWEIN, tho aDOrIlonlSC mas pccil col'
>,.tcl of nanslauSlltcr in the second lci;rrc'
;:',d sentenced to state prison for seven wears.
lNrw lnNI. dispatch says that tn" tfitH'''
j. IA, of thitASos affairs is considered l'' s'''
i t!n.r ~ :. letter TOM, vi 4, 'i'r';''rf' ''''
'.Iurc
Nc,u,,|i4 or Monday, Michael Malon'y,
>,.,,,,cr,,u uir Lil!,nl II negro son'c
i,,,,, ,.,4 f,ull.u \ .uty Of murder III tho
Il ,':;l,r.
\u>s named Bennett was found murdered
=, :..,, road a!,uu! eight miles from Sa,
49,. ,l,v. Suill,y morning, with four bullets
/, -. l,ry
!. ML"oling, W. Va, on Wednesday, john
! II, ..rrn, rCnvKtou Of tho nuruor Of a man
."'' S''''iva"' WAS sentenced to imp1 %"
l for hfu.
.r tho request of many loading citizens tho
n,".nnlent has "nlrrcd portion of 4 reg:
',,>'n, Of regular infantry 10 Chicago for the
,'v".r,tiun of property.
N,vhlxI. tho Mormon, tried and convicted
- :r,"llv at Salt i.akr, was on Saturday srr
t..',',.l Ia ia" q fine Of 500 and DO imprisoned
~: n~s th:tn three years.
j. DAly, II private soldier at tho Taylor
!; a ,'!~. in Ir,nisyillc shot with q Spring
l.'ll ric and instantly killed }. L. Williams,
,,.";'lrr private. Williams had boon too init
i,,nir with Daly's wife.
IT," Philadelphia Health Oflicor's report
y Ike .ul'l,''er Of small pox oases during
So. week SIC, and for tho year 1,Gi7. Tho
.'.,h+ from small pox during tho week wcro
:,';. a.:'i for tn" year 2s'.
E:lEII' :,u'l.l.i, AlIn,teau D. Quinn, c. G.
,.,t.i. Il. lIu,l7tOn Samuel Harden, an,: Clio
n"!'l TctluE, Of Grant Parish, wero arrested
lv government detectives uulor tho Ku-klux
l!i, Charged with murder.
BERTHA SMIrH, . young girl elovon years
cid, committed suicide in Now York on Friday,
iy swallowing Paris green. 1t is said that the
e,,,so for the act was because her parents pre-
>vtcd her attending party.
'ir>Ny DEAN THOMPSON, q well known nows-
paper co-rcsdonpent and reporter, has COM
~, need III action for ibol against tho Tribune
!''ntlnS Company and l.. W. Powell. OF Min
n*'pols, for 525,OOO and $1,000 respectively
i"u boiler explosions occurred at the Vui-
can Works, in South St. Louis, on Monday
,Tmcs Enroy WAS fatally scalded and sovon or
:, H. others moro or loss seriously in jurel.-
No material damage was done to tho property.
\ rrL'IAL from Mason, Mi,s., says Weiss
ler. who killed Shipley, OF Louisville a fow
months ago at torinth, by up,otting lamp
upon him to cover robbery, was shot Wc,lnes-
day night by All unknown party and killed.
CHARLES DEAN, prominent citizen of
t;rcenwooM AliAs., while returning homo from
the Masorit Lodge, last week, WIS shot and
Eillod by al unknown assass;il, who fired on
Harry Mullin, who was accompanying him,
bat missed him.
lnE operatives in Chemuitz, q large manu-
fa'turng town in Saxony, have struck work.
They demand a reduction of tilno to ton hours,
and increased pay for over-work. In collse
lll>;hle Of these operations twenty factories
have been suspended.
JoshrH JENzlE, an illicit dihtiIlcr, was arrest
cl in Brooky by rovonue officers, but broke
away. Tho officers fired several shots without
effect, but seriously wounded newsboy. Sub
s'"Iuently the police arrested jennie and both
vi tho royelllo officers.
WILLIAM c. DAyENponr shot and killed
George Chamberlain and George Francis, near
M:r-l,Iicld, Webster county, Mo-, last Satur-
day night. Tho murder WAS cold-bloodod
affair.
TIE British mail steamor Venezuelan took
fro ut sea Oh her voyage from Liverpool. Tho
flames wore extinguished ON reaching the har-
Dor of Santa Marthiny, by cutting tho forward
part Of the vessel, and eubmerSing one Of tho
water tight compartments. The fire lasted
tiurty-One hours. 1t will take ten days to ro-
pair it.
JrDHE BARNARD has expressed a determine
ton to stop imprisonment for debt or as wit
LOSS. and that he had no doubt the murdcrors
of Nathan would have been discovered. but
i', a fear on the part OF some ono who
had 4con thom of indefinite imprisonment.
JAMES THorrEE was recently murdered
noar India1 Ford, Butler Co., Mo-, by II lnan
'..n,c'l Dyer, who approached his victim from
behind, and with clcavcr nearly cut or his
l"'@ld at blow. Trotter's alleged otrenso was
rolabiting with crazy woman. Dyer lied and
has not been caught.
'rllr Secretary Of tho Treasury has author
~ tho Assistant Treasurer at Now York to
purchase one million bonds oach Wednesday in
November, five millions in all. and to sell ono
million III coin on tho first, third and fifth
Thursdays, and two millions each Oh tho scc
urIl and fourth Thursdays, or seyon millions
in all.
RIO JASEIHo adyiccs to October Sth give tho
full tcxt Of tho emancipation bill. 1t frees all
children born Of slaves after it's date, and all
slaves Of the government, numbering sovell-
teen hundred, and establishes an emancipation
f'i'rl for tho benefit Of existing slaves.
TIE Government is investigating the
c'':rEcs against JudSoJ W. Wright, Of wash
i"s:ioll formerly of Indiana in relation to tho
collection of bounties and pensions due In
ans, soldiers Of the Creek, Cherokee and
Seminole nations, who served on tho frontier
,!'r.ng tho rebellion. The alleged frauds arc
sAl'l to amount to nearly $4OO, ,O00.
JUDGE RICHARDSON writes from Lo,rlon.
O.'"hcr Dist, that tho whole syndicate bust
i'>.ss will DO a complete SUCCESS. The syndi-
cate IL doing everything in accordance with
tho ayreements and tho bonds arc delivered
as rast an practicable. lie thinks tho tral,sac-
tlon will DO cIoscu by the LIST of December.
\r the Instance 'of Gov. Austin of Mlnc
SOFA, !. warrant has boon issued FOR the arrest
OF the editor CT tho st. Anthony Democrat for
libel the latter having published articles in
III; paper charging the Governor with bribery
i'll the signing of land grant bill. Tho st.
I'anl Pioneer having republished tho lib:;lo',s
article, with an e'litorial confirming the hatc-
rrnt has also been sued for libel by tho Gov
crnnr.
\ sTxlEt.N year old daughter Of J. B. Bru--
brochnr, an old and respected merchant at
Point, Dakota, committed suicide on Sum
Wy evening. Sho had petty quarrel viii,
h"r brother about a book Tho nator wa.
appealed t" tlleir father, who decided against
the plrl. She Immediately left her seat, went
to llor bedroom and swallowed a largo dose
Of arsonic, which she was in tho lsbit of using
for her complexion. Her death ensuod III
fc" hours afterward.
IilE Chicago underwriters have agreed upon
tue following schedule for ratios of insurance:
On elevators, S por cont; on buildings, per
cont; on contents in brick packing houses,
2' per cent; on contents of franc packing
ho'l-cs, not stated; lumber yards "a por cent;
brick dwellings,, u per cent; contents, Vi u'r
CENT; frame dwellings, per cont; contonts,
cor'ling to specifications, 3!l por cent. and Oh
CONTENTS, 80 per cont.
SALT LAKE dispatch says there is consid
or,ll" 5 'cmcnt in regard to tho discoveries
"f rich ,s"ldu in bingham Canon The
.,-9H!a have reached aB high AZ two thousand
cellars per ton. Extremely important suits
ar" pending at Provo as to the ownership of
;'r; mine. III Iinic There il great inli,;na-'
ton among owners in regard to the high
freight tariffs on tho Union Pacific Railroad
Fay rather than carry the ores of Utah at any
1'r't t" shippers.
\ srE'IAL to tho World, from London,
,n;A AT recent Cabinet council, held to
ruIlhl'lcr unrbt:Ons relating to tho royal fam
|v, the Queen was; asked to give her consent
tn tho 1narriauc of tho Dixie of EIini,urrll