Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-24
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"ctc supposed TO- be connected with tl(e
Waterford bank robbery. 10 escape. Dyer ac.
knowlolges that ho and Best oach received d
pistol from the mos, but denies receiving any
money. ,y}Es. - : -
THE Csar has issued docrcc erautng full
pardon 10 Michael czAyAowski, the Polis,,
general who, undeEthe title Of sadyk Pashs,
took service in the Esrkisn xrmy hnd distiih
guisl,ed himself AZ Co1i1sa deTif1 Chief of &c
Ottoman Cossacks IN the vare sgaiust .Resn,s 4.
The hands on,pt,yed in he roitnf mi ~
the Springfield >uii1 kon 9; mpspy aseoa ).
strike for an, advance in kages. s. =@s.
:. N. GcoDAII has sued the St. Louis CAB,
for pubiis, . telegraphic iteu, imphcatina
him in murder 1t Dorchester, Mass dam
ages 500 ,OCO. -,
IuE will OF the late Judge McCunn, OF New
Aork. y t" be copseso11. "a - s~@ .
IT 10 rumerel bat goiAnsl Forney his d.,
p"~eti "f>the P6iladelphia Press to 4 :, c,,mbiua
tlon IT politicians. The piece paid, although
MT given, is sand to be very larsc, and that
q meton turhisN { agood share Of i 4
toR some time past money letters have been
missed fr"m the mails, between, ,Winona and
Ow"tonna. s .sideGot 6ial,5 lsll lapoa' Henry
L. Kut e., delivery clerk in the Wincna Office,
wllo was arrested. Hes has n,sdo = full COO.
f"ssiDn. from which it appears he commenced
hi*Fobberirs abont The 6rst orAugusf,, having
s.nc4 that timo taken some 31G0. Kutler is
the son Of An evangelical minister, now locst-
ed in Wisconsin, and has heretofore born an
excellent character. .
Tue epidemic among horses has now extenti-
ed throughout the Canadian dominion, eeri-
onsIy interrupting the bu~iness Of the coun-
y. The street cars in Montreal have stop
ped running. In their stables more than three
hu dr.d horses are ack. Farmers are unable
t'orlnc their grain to the marke:. The dis.
cas-, is very seldom fatal but tho recove. is
slow.
COMMANDER Lu!l has been ordered to the
command Of thcNicsnagus surveying expeui-
alon, IN place Or Commander Hatfield.
A NxwRoRT~ (R. l.. special dispatch says
that the officers Of the revenue cutter Moccas n
hav' caused tue seizure Of = large lot Of cigars
smuGsled in the country ff0A Havana on the
SCHOONER Pioneer, Of New London, Conn.
Systematic smuggling il going on. Cigars
have been invoieed ~ otner articles. Alto
gather one hundred Thousand cigars have
oeeu traced bv 'hedstectiyes.,, .. s,.. -:
'as. KnLouoH was shot dead Wednesday
night near 0allatia Citv, Montana, BY Jno.
Lnsley, In quarrel about fum.
TaHsiaSe going south WAS stopped Wedpes-
day night three miles north OF Pleasant Val
!ey, Montana, by two road agents, and seven
thousand dollars taken from the passengers,
Taere were NO express treasure on hoard.
SaS' FaAsc9sco telegram says that the
British iron ship Acnlso, l99 days from, Liver
pool. wen, ashore tweaty miles south of the
Heads in . fog ThursdaJ eyening, md j. a
10: al loss.
A NUMBER OF cigar manufacturers in New
York have scceded to the demand Of the work.
men, tpf anincyepsl tr66os sA1 10, se opsaierry
l'oCo' Several houses have suspended opera-
tons because Of the demapl,gT;
Rev. GEORGE T. CHAPAzS, D. D., died Oh
Friday, At his 1tsidsnce in. Newburypors;
aged q years. He graduated at Dartmouth
in 1904, and commencing a6eoJiosicai studies.
nflrea'ths Episcopal3A 3Anfstr1 aid formed q
parish at lexington, ~, 11mainini there un.'
tisBaa Henl b Clay tss bpeaof is parish
oneHe.: - Ek - & Z )
NELSON and Curdy, two boys, were found
guilty OF manslaughter ringthe second al+gre~,-
at Ogden, Utah, for rape a1d hufdet ol aAlittle
girl in Hooper City, last summer, aud sen.
tened to the plgttentiary for twenty yesessR
Tics THa1As while> >comiee strua tie
Ark~ns.s Fir srods Iti'dsS III y, wasI thrown
from his horse and filled sss,ns 49,:
NJ. Exos / Co.'S iron ioiifi{ry, s5nth CarS7efiss Sis
Mass, was burned Thursday night. Loss
E,r
AT horse fAir is'Le1.ngtops -Kentuoky;un
Friday, passewas~ trotted ior bv yeariinRs. !
d won by Memhrino Patchcn in two straight
heats. Time, s:14k, 3:l8A-nine and three
quar- ers seconds faster than has ever before
been recorded -
Po1l1IcALe RIOT occurred at Carrisgton.
Ohio, on Saturday night, in which pistols were
fired, stones thrown, and bluJRevns used.
Sev' 1al persons were injured. -
The strike of the journevmen tsilors a,
Philadelphia ended Thursday, the employers
having acce''ed t. the demand.
MAa4 ELLA Lpxf, tAfes years of axe, was;
k1ed at Bos on, ,on Taetday, By her brother
Patrick, five years Of age, an idiot. He struck
h'r on the head with lis fist, crushing her
skull.
fNne erap.Ai and Nrs< Chasseleste, widows
Of the engineer ana fireman who, were killed
on the Erie Road by the negligence of trail.
dispatcher Ii teleGraphing, have recovered
damages TO the amount Of over S., ,OOOeacl
against tie Erie Railway. .
AN East Saginaw special reports the burning
OF tue shingle mill Of Pryor L 6wett, On Grow
Island, in Saginaw River. Loss over $4,000
and covered by insurance.
In the tn. owing match which followed the
Tournament game OF base ball in Brooklyn, ON
Tuesday, Hatfield and Boyd, Of the Mutuals,
Geo. Wright aud Leonard, OF tho Bostsn .,
and Anson and Faher, Of the Athletics, were
tn contestants. Hatfield won the first prize.
Leonard the s"cOnd, and Wright the third.
Hatfield threw 133 yards, one foot, seven and 4
half inches !; Leonard, 119 yards, one foot ten
inches; Wright, III yard, one foot one i,.ch.
HAVANA journals report the discovery OF .
con- piracy in the Guisar district, near Baymo,
saying that the C,bans intended tn rise and
capture and kill those favoriOg the Spanish
cause, and burn their establishments. TIE
Spanish general, Menduina, had eight conspir-
ators shot and others condemned to impris-
o"ment1 for l'fe.. Fifty Of the Cubans are
awaiting trial.
A BATTLE CREEK (Nich.) special reports tho
burning Of the clothing store OF John Miller.
and OF the hardware store Of Rue Wattles
c..
THuRaDAY morning = boiler in the steam
saw-mill belonging to D. H. DeIano, OF Pulaski,
N. y, xpoded With terrific force, rendering
tho entire building mass OF ruins. The en-
gineer, j. r. Greenwood, was thrown through
the building into the Salmon river, and found
dead some rods below. 4
Paor. Jo1Nsw. $FnAza, who occupied the
clair Of natural history and chemistry in the
Unisers'ty of Psnnsylvania, did suddenly
while entering his apartment At the nav
building. He was 68 years old, and has held
the Profezsorship over 80 years. He was a
prominent member of tho franklin institute,
andeditor: :oi The T. shhlisipstitue journal. :.
A&cHa1sHoP PuscE1L, OF the Catnolic church
in Cincinnati, celebrated the 40ih anniversary
OF hs consccl alton on Sunday. Tne Catholic:
s"ci' tvs tnrneAout;n procession and accom-.
parted the Archbishop to the 6,thern part g,
tine city where lie laid the cornerstone of the
NV .b' be"tho'' 9 ephors !. = ! ;
DISTRICT ATTORNEY GAVIN, of New York,
has received notice that application will be
made'fors = furthtr postpcnement OF the trial
Ut Vim. Iwt ell, and the reason intimatcd i,
irrrgularity in the action OF the Grand Jury
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