Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-01-23
VOLUME V,
The body Of an unknown suicide was found
hangingh an unoecupicd houss seven miles
from 81. fpuis, on Monday.

The body Of an unknown suicide was found
henging@ On unoecupied hOuss seven miles
ffom 81. lsonis, on Monday.
TYPHOID FEVER RACES among the prisoners in
the county is1 at San Francisco.
Tne trialof Hiblcr, at Fort Wayne, Ind, for
murder, resulted in a verdict oFgulty aud
sentence Of imprisonment for life.
$50 Two small boys were foupd frozen to death
near Spring Valley, Iowa. after tho recent
storm. A. o. jenkins, foreman Of the Ohio
Bridge Company's yard, was frozen to death
whlle riding in = hack from Siblcy to Rock
Rapida, MINI. The other inmates escaped
with slight injuries. Near Was =, t,n.Minn.,
two teams wero found frozen. with one OF
tho drivers so badly frozen that he cannot
live. The other cannot be found. The BODY
Of an unknown man was also found frozen to
death at Nieolet. - go - r,
T11 planning mill Of Snyder Il Baum, At
Fseeport, Pa, vas burned ~ Saturday. Loss
"a, 1000.
FRIENDS OF Senator Nyc are talking Of
bringing him forward as candidate for the
mission to China = efrs %"
1T has been decided to erect new building,
100 feet by l2O. in the rear Of the City Hall in
Washington, capable 81 holding 1000 persons,
in which to hold the inauguration ball.
]. ~ Vs1kelu1s1}oliIs been appointed
Associate Justice Of Utah. vice Strickland, is a
resident ofIonia, Michigan His nomination
was procured by senator Ferry. He'is man
highly esteemed. ">4, \
Ar Aurora, H., on Saturday night, Frank
France, \ wealthy Englishman. went home
drunk, mistook the door, and beat another
man's sick uifc 30 that her life is dispaired
OF,
A,AAx named Benjamin Vaughan xas killed
At Colon, Michigan; on Saturday, by: the ex.
plosion Of circular saw.
Ar St. Maysville, N. T., on Friday night,
Mrs. Ot,s Grain and three caildren were killed
BY the falling Of : tree.
MEacIR l. Co., boot and shoe manufacture
ers at Columbus, Ohio, have failed. Liabili-
ties eS5. 900 assets from 81, 900 to $4,000.
"A DESPATCH from Sioux City, dated Satur-
day, says: "The body Of Elder Lee was
found to-day in = snow-drift about eighty rods
from that OF his son, found on yesterday. His
wife and family Of four young children arc left
In destitute circumstances. It is stated that
= party Of three men, whose names are un-
known, left Covingtop for their homestead in
Nebraska on the dav Of the storm, since which
nothing has been seen Of them"
The steamship City of Washington, seven.
teen days ont from Liverpool for New York,
put into Boston on Monday, short OF coal.
WoobHuLL and Blood have been arrested on
. new indictment and locked up.
W. H. Core, Z show lease dealer OF New
York, WAS in one OF the sleeping coaches
which burned in the railroad collision near
Calecoon station, on the Eric Railroad, last
week. He was so badly burned that recovery
is extremely doubtful.
TIE river at st. Louis has been cleared OF
ice. In moving down it struck and sunk the
small Stern.Wheeler Carey.
VIZ. d. KIDD, tho Brooklyn merchant under
arrest for inoendiarism, shows signs Of in
sanity. = -
JANE R. BUCKLEY. vel known in literary
and OF ucational circles. and principal Of the
institute bearing her name, died at Tarrytown
on Sunday.
CBAs. Ca1s11, a New York concert saloon
PAOpA4otV1S WOS 0A1VV ~ ~ uAAuOWA 20AA3 OAA
Monday morning, and fatally wounded.
JUDGE HuxPuREYs, District Judge OF tho
District of Columbia, has resigned. Judge
Busted, OF the District Court of Alabama,
who resigned that place, has been nominated
to succeed Judge HUM hreys. Judge Hum
phreys will be nominated to succeed Judge
Busteed in Alabama.
TIE President sent tho following nonaina-
tions to the Senate on Monday: Francis G.
Service, Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of Montana VIM. G.-Pilts, Register oi
the Land Office at Ironton, No.; Chas. J. Kin
ney, Collector Of Internal Revenue for the 9Th
district of Tennessee.
ADAM BA1sHE suicided at South Bend, Ind,
on Friday, by eating the ends of birthstone
matches.
OAKS AnEs predicts that il the Union Paci
ic Company is forced to pay all the interest
ON the Government bonds issued in behalf o.
the road, the result will be that the road will
be placed in position where it cannot pay in
terest on the first mortgage bonds, and thu
| holders Of the same win cause foreclosure
and have the road sold, so that the Govern
meat will lose oil it has invested.
NIws from Arizona 10 &c tho effect that the
Apachcs made a raid on tho Pima and Gil:
settlements, driving of large numbers o
stock belonging to tho whites and Pima In
dams. The latter raised = large party ant
went in pursuit. They came upon the Apache
camp in the mountains, attacked them, cap
tured . number ofsquaws, and retook most o
the stolen stock.
! HENRY C. Bowen, OF the Brooklyn Union
threatens to bring half dozen suits agains
the- Tsihune, -nuIsss the suit against him i
Withdrawn. Il 10 rumorcd that the Times i
| about to bring libel suit against the Worl'
for = recent publication, in whic! the privat
life of parties connected with the Times j
falsely described.
The Board OF Underwriters Of Oswego hav
increased their rates OF insurance 80 per cent
to take effect Immediately. This is an increas
over the tariff adopted ON tho first Of January
TEE jewelry store of Efeurster Il Co., 70
South Halsted street, Chicago, was robbed o.
Thursday night OF seventeen silver watches
ono gold watch, and $500 in jewelry.
| A POLITICAL comic renee will be held at CHS
slhurst Thursday, when the expediency OF
formal reclamation from the Empress and tn
status Of the Prince Imperial will be consid
cred.
The difficulty with the Pennsylvania Goa
miners has been settled and work resumed.
The old liberty bell has been removed fror
Independence Hall to the vcstibulo, where
is to stand for the future.
The news OF Napoleon's death caused n
excitement in Corsica. The family mansio
Of Bonapartes at Aiaccio is draped in mourn
ing
MARSHAL BAzA1SE is deeply affected by til
death OF Napoleon. The news rendered hi1
quite i'll.
THE Prussian Cross Gazette contains bit
ter article against England. It considers tn
invasion Of Kedivo by the Russian troops, tn
negotiations Of Prussia with Portugal for tn,
acquisition OF Dclgoa Bay, and the measure
taken by the United States in regard to til
Sandwich Islands, as so many attacks on I'll
prestige Of England. The article ailudes
Russia and the United States in complime1
tary manner, and intimates that these power
combined with Germany, might divide Il
, world between them.
, The Empress Eugene will soon issue a pr
I clamation to the French people, announcer
that she assumes The Regency, being Il
r Princes mother.
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