Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-24
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:" VeFIorQ Oank fOOOofv 10 escape. Eyer aC-
kno~lolg that no and Best each received a
pistol from the mon, but denies receiving any
money. AZ
The Car has iss,,,da decree granting full
1,a,.lcu TO Michael CzAyhowski, tho Polish
general who, under the title OF Sadyk Paaha,
took service in the Turkisn army and dstin-
.uished himself az Coainande in Chief OF tie
Ottoman Cossacks In the wars syaiust Russie.
The hands employed in tho rolling min al
the Springfield uhl Iron G: mpauy are on =
strike for an advance in wages. II
N. GcopALL has sued the St. Louis Globe
for publishing telcgraphc item, duplicating
him in mu' der 1t Dorchester, Mass dam.
ages 100000. .
TnE will Of the late Judge McCuun, Of New
Aork. y t" 10 contesosd. - - 49,. :. :. !
IT is ruYerel Nat Coienel Forney bas Dis:
po~ed "f>the Philadelphia Press to c,,mbina
ton II politicians. The piece paid, although
MT given, is SAID t" he very large, and that
mcfon turin, D, :; good share oft. 81 q
For some time past money letters have been
missed fr' the mails between Winona aud
Ow"tonna. s ~ ieipn finally iell upon' Henry
l.. Kut g.. delivery clerk in the W,nona Office,
WIN was arrested. He has made fnll c0u-
f">si'm. from which it appears he commenced
hi% robbcrits abo,,t tho FIRST OF Aucust.. having
s.'N,e that time taken some 500. kutler is
the son Of an evangelical minister, now locat-
ed in Wisconsin, and has heretofore born an
excellent character.
Tue epidemic among horses has now extonl-
ell throughout the Canadian dominion, eeri-
ously interrupting the bu~iness Of the coun-
y. The street cars in Montreal have stop
ped running. In their stables more than three
hu :,'r' d horses are sick. Farmers are unable
t'o,inc their grain to the marke:. The dis
ease is very seldom fatal but tho rccove. is
slow.
COMMANDER Lu.l has been ordered to the
c'mnand Of tine Nicaragua surveying expeui-
ton, III place or Commander Hatfield.
A NE~RoRT~ (R. H. special dispatch says
that the officers Of the revenue cutter Moccas n
h.v' caused the seizure Of 4 large lot Of cigars
smugsled IN the c,untry from Havana ON the
Schooner Pioneer, OF New London, Conn,
Systematic smuggling is going ON. Cigars
have been invoiced ~ other articles. Alto
gather one hundred thousand cigars have
been traced bv he detectives. ., 49,.
Jas. kILLoU0H vas shot dead Wednesday
night near Gallatia CITY, Montana, by Jno.
L,nsley, in quarrel about firm.
THE Stage going south was stopped Wednes-
day night three miles north OF Pleasant Val
ley. Montana, by two road agents, and seven
thousand dollars taken from the passengers.
Tacrc were no express treasure ON board.
4 sAS' FRaNcIsco telegram says that the
British iron ship Aculeo, l99 days from Liver
pool. went ashore twenty miles south of the
Heads in fog Thursday evening, and is q
10 al loss.
NUMBER Of cigar manufacturers in New
York have acceded to the demand OF the work.
men for an increase IRON. II to Is on every
LOCO. Several houses have suspended opera
tons because Of the demand. -, :,
REV. GEORGE I. CHAPMAN, D. D., died on
Friday, at his residence in Newburyport;
aged "a years. He graduated at Dartmouth
in 1904 and commencing theological studies.
entered the Eldscooa sstlinistry and formed a
parish az lexington. Ky., remaining there un-
til 1sao. Henry Clay wss onesof Ms PARISH
oner<. 2 ~ ~ Z -
NELSON and Cur1y, two boys, were found
guilty OF manslaughtcr sinsthe second degree,
at Osuep, Utah, for rape and murder OF alittlc
girl in Hopper City, last summer, aud sep-
tened to the ps9itentiary for twenty years.
THos. = THOMAS. VIII. coming from The
Arkansas fair grounds Fridhy, was: thrown
from his horse and kilied.s ?zs-
NJ. ESos 4 Co. iron foundry, Sauth Carver,
Mass, vas burned Thursday night. Loss
$4,000; insured for $18, Oo0 ~~"~-e.-s-s~ 90
AT horse fair in Lex!ngtony Kentucky, on
Friday, = purse Wa trotted for BY yearlings.
won by Memhrino Patchcn in two straight
heats. Time, 3:14A, 3:13.1-nine and three
quar7ers seconds faster than has ever before
been recorded.
A PollT1cAL RIOT occurred at Carriugton.
Ohio, on Saturday night, in which pistols were
fired, stones thrown, and bludgeuns used.
Se'' raj persons were injured.
The strike Of the journevmen tailors q,
Phil dcip''ia ended Thursday, the employers
having acce1ed t" the demand.
MARY ELLA Lyxlh tlares years Of age, was
kled at Bos on, en- Tuesday, by her brother
Patrick, five years Of age, an idiot. He struck
hr on the head With lis fist, crushing her
skull.
-NRs. CHAPMAN and Mrs.. Chasselette, widows
Vi tho engineer and fireman who were killed
on the Erie Road by the negligence of a trail.
dispatcher II tclegraphing, have recovered
damages to the amount of over IS, COO eaci.
against tie Erie R.ilway.
AN East Saginaw special reports the burning
Of the shingle mil of Pryor Il SWEET, on Grow
Island, in Saginaw River. Loss over III, OC0
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 and Leonard, OF the Bost.n q.
and Arson and Fahcr, OF the Athletics, were
tn contestants. Hatfield won the first prize.
Lconard the s"cond, and Wright the third.
Hatfield threw 1873 yards, one foot, seven and a
half inches Leonard, 119 yards, one foot ten
inches; Wright, 1T yard, one foot one it CHI
HAVANA journals rtpo:t the discovery OF g
cour piracy in the Guisa district. near Baymo
say1ng that the Cubans intended to rise and
capture and kill those favoring the Spanish
cause, and burn their establishments. Tut
Spanish general. Menduina, had eight conspir
ators shot and others condemned to impris
onmant' for life. Fifty Of the Cubans ar,
awaiting trial.
AEArrIE CREEK (s1ich.) special reports tn
burning Of the clothing store Of John Miller
and OF the hardware store OF Rue Wattles 4
c..
THURSDAY morning boiler in the steam
saw-nill belonging to d. Fl. DcIano, OF Pulaski,
n. y, xp1odcd with terrific force, render,n.
the entire building mass Of ruins. The en-
gintrr, j. f. Greenwood, was thrown through
the building into the Salmon river, and foun,
dead some rods below.
PRor. JOHN w. FRAzER, who occupied tn
e. air Of Natural hi=tory and chemistry in tn
University Of Pennsylvania, died suddenl
while entering his apartment at the ne,
building. He was 68 years old, and has bel
the Professorship over 30 years. He was
prominent member Of the franklin institute
audeditor OF the E ankIin institue journal
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL, of The Catholic churc
in Cincinnati, crl. brated the 40,h anniversa
Of his ccnscc,a alton on Sunday. The Catholi
s"ci' ties turnetlout in procession aud accom-
panied the Archbishop 10 The nol thern part
tine city where hc laid the cornerstone OF tn
".w;c"t'ol'e church, + D
DISTRICT ATTORNEY GAav1N, Of New Yorl
lao received notice that application viii! l.
made fora further postponoment OF the tri'