Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17
4 the appellate court Of the

the Judges of the appellate court OF th
fourth district. .,.e,.
Gov. CHADWICK, of Oregon, who is no.
at Umatilia, teiegraphs under date OF tn
7th, as follows: "The volunteers unde
Captain Sperry, fifty strong, were .defeate
at Willow Springs, thirty miles. south q
Pendleton, yesterday dSperry is killed o
wouaded; we can hear of but seven eft"
In their report to Governor Smith on tn
charges Of immortality, against the officer
of the Wisconsin deaf and dumb asylum
at Deiavan, the board OF charities and re
iArm. exonerate Principal Denote, midi
censare' Ar.y WesdhWy, the steward, an,
show up -W&llafns, Abe asc6ser, I'm rather
haA light. f.sr.sst-~s = vs.s.A
OwING to depredations Of tramips in vari
GUS portions Of Iowa, Governor Gear has is
sued proclamation urging upon mayor
and sheriffs to be prompt and diligent il
preserving the peace, and calling attenti
to that section of the several statutes au
y 4e&94then to@call ont the militia O.
&E~ &itikSzs Fhep deemed nscessary.o
THE following is an extract from lettel
from EyE Turk, dated Canyon City, July l
= Have just returned from carrying dis
patches n Col. Growers command EvSry
thing is disorganized and the Ind dfans ~ IL
around, us. Can't tell how many are killed
but know Of eleven of our men. We wan,
help. have been in the saddle for thres
nights"
THE Democrats of the Sixth Ohio dis
trict, in conventioh d. ADe6ance, sitter pro.
tracted session, nominated on the 37th bal.
ot, W.aD. Hill, OF Defiance county, for rep.
in congress-. :. Y ii fg,I III
THE Indians continue toeommit depre.
lstions in the vicinity of John Day river,
'ut they are closely pressed by the troops,
A few days since, in a skirmish, one citizen
vas killed. The sayages murdered two men
md burned three houses on the 3Oth ult.
WM.~J. ABRAMS, who was convicted with
he notorious Mrs. Clem for the murder Of
Iacob, Young and wife in 1867, and who has
'een m the Indiana state prison on a life
since 1869, was pardoned by the
governor of that state on the Sd instant
THE official returns OF the California cleo.
ion are not all in, but enough have been
eceived to show that the non.partisans
lave elected all their thirty.two delegates
It large, and probably fifty-four county del.
gates, though they may lose one of that
number. The Kearneyites elect fifty-one,
md possibly ffty-two. County delegates,
eight, Democrats seven. The
ION -partisans will thus majority i'm the
of seventeen or twenty over all
,thers.
THE EAST. -..
THE will of Ebcr Gridley, of Hartford.
Conn., leaves his wife the use of an estate
'alued at $4,000, but at her decease the en-.
ire property, excepta legacy of $500. is be-
Iueathed in equal divisions to Mount Holy.
Ike Female Seminary, South Hadley, Mass,
nd Carleton College, Northfeld, MINI.
THE forty-Rinth annual convention OF the
Institute of Jnst-..A ~.
Habyan's, N. H., on the 9th. Three thou'
and TEACHER. s...- New Eugiand and tho
vest were present. -
JAMES NJ. ANTHONY, largely interested in
he Union Mills at Fall River, Mass, died on
he sth inst, from an overdose of hydrate of
hloral. Mr.. Anthony's nervous system had
,een much disordered by the great losses of
he mills, owing to defalcations Of the treas
lrer.ssr s,e. r...t.S - s..-eg ..
GEO. SWEET APPLETON, of the publish
ng house of d. Appleton u Co., New York,
lied on the sth inst, of paralysis of the
rain.
BLOOMFIELD II. MOORE, of the firm of
Iessup l. Moore, of Philadelphia, died of
on the evening of the 9th inst,
ged 80 years.
THE safe of Michael Richard, of Roth
Pa, which was stolen with the
ontents, $27 GOO in mortgages, bonds and
notes, and $500 in money, some
lays ago, has been found in pit covered
With brush, in the grove of Henry Mitzgar's
arm. The papers and money were intact.
REV. August J. McConomy, for fifteen
,ears chancellor of the diocese of Philadel-
,hia., Pa, died on the 7th inst, of Bright's
disease. n ,-. t.t .e,
Hon. J. G. SINcLAIR, Of Bethlehem, N.
T., has failed. Liabilities over 100000
lssets nothing.
GILES w. HoTCHKIss, ex.member of con.
,ress, died at Binghampton, N. Y, on the
ith instant.
SCoTT 4 Co., of New York, lace dealers,
nave made an assignment. Liabilities, $226,'
100; real assets, $4,000
The knights of the Allegheny command
cry No. So, of Pa. left New York for the
Paris G 4 position on the Sd inst. Their de-
partnre was the scene of grand ovation.
FULLY 10000 people witnessed the races
Cd Charles river, Mass on the 4th. Th,
4hbls scnsi srasea on ~ nfh,
Johnson, Color ~h~ ea van ofri
easily. sssaas..s "a - ~ -
! Da. JAlssE kEE he celebrated
naa. Z - Id 80 ses.
on the Sa. iAses ~ sssA -
THsRn Wa. ne !. s.nilisaryr laradl. : sse . publ
sxhibitiaa Of skrs3esks II Hsig Yokk On th
TT u, n n,s iis i. .~rb,e y. ma,
saere !. of he N yosaSia aati 8 snssg esswisiicchs
cured ons haf6isds yests sg1; took phc
at Wiikeybarre,s On tlae so .insA lPresi
dent Hayes Secretary Sherman, AttoEney
GeneralsD Dsse1S, md sfhsr pFaninent pei
sonages Of the state snd nation, visited tn
place and made Commemorative speeches.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A FIRE at Buffalo on the 9th burned owe
track of one-quarter of . mile in length
and nearly one-eighth of mile wild
sweeping away. ten tenement houses an
stores, and the oN forge works Of Drullar
& Hayes, used for seorage purpcseu.g Tt
course of the fre was checked by burnil
to the waters edge of .xhe Ohio basin. Tot
loss is estimated. Al -$lsIcoG insuran,
$90,0O0. -
The Great WAstern Tobacco Works-l
Leidersdorf & Coat Milwaukee, Wis, vi
totally destroyed by 6re on the morning
nAl no no<, Ago -