Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.


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GEN. 1ODEIBRN W. Arsd u BY young
Crock, at . recent intsFvisMs Ths would,
~ assassin Wa promptly arrested.
BELGRADE newspapers allege that three
Austsian rssimenta, vhsn near valika
zueeeik having rsfuSed 70 advance, were
decimAtsd. A. they still remained mutia-
ous further executions toolDlace. The ~.
maindsr we're ssnt prisoners 70 Austria. Y
4 Tas worlds congress of the Young
Mems Christian Association met at Genera,
Switserland, on the 17th. with measure n
success highly aatisfaetory Y IL Jssns1eR.
Oae thousand delsostss we're psessnl -
America, Belgium, Eugfxnd, france, Hoi.
landy Spain, and the Protestant cantons of
Switzerland.
AUsTRrA has decided upon the immediate
further mehilization of troops, as i u feared
the paci6eS lon OF Bosnia win take six weeks
1or4N Ghssdgn.. -
EMA Q0 DEL, who attempted tie assas.
slnatien ~ Emperor William, May 1lth, in
the Avsnt0 Inter den Linden, was behead.
ed ON the 10th in the court yard of the new
prison.
CONsTANrINoPLE advices say General
Scaraspy's division of the Austrian army
of occupation was defeated near Tuxls on.
the 10th of Aueust, after battle of IL hours.
THE Russians occupied varns on the 10th
Of Augus-s Ths garrison y to consist Of
10000 men with 100 guaa
THs HasgSrian sleetteas are virtually
completed, and 232 adherents Of the govern.
ment have been elected, against 70 Opposi.
ton and 66 Radicals.
SINCE the attempted assassination of EN-.
peror William by Dr.. Modelling. there have
been 66S arrests for insulting the emperor.
OF that number So have been convicted,
including 81 women. The aggregate of SEN
tencss OF impFisonment is Sll years. Five
OF the accused committed suicide before
trial.
e THE EAST.
Two doaths frosn yellew fever occurred
Of the victims being VIM. REILLY, young
blacksmith who arrived from New Orleans
. week previous. The brig Lemon from
Trinidad de Cuba was sent to quarantine on
the Goth, seaman named Delil having been
found suffering from yellow fever.
THE breaker boys employed in Dr.. Pro.
verst's mine, at Centralia, Pa, who struck
for an advance Of wages recently, resumed
wo1k on the 10th on the basis of wages for
merly paid.
AFTER the body of John Teneyck (the
hanged murderer) reached Chester, Mass,
it was exhibited for several hours in the
freight house at ten cents admission IRE.
ceipts $15O) by two colored men, one of
them father-in.law Of the deceased.
O'LEARY Anished his 400 mile walk in
l22 hours, ct Boston, Mass, on the 18th
inst, having 20 minutes to spare.
TIE Neshannock iron works of Sharon,
Pa, have fled petition in bankruptcy.
Liabilities nearly two million dollars.
PETER McMANus, Mollie Mcguire, was
found guilty At Sunbury, Pa, on the 18th,
of the murder of Coroner Hesser 1t Shamo-
kin, in December, 1874.
A MONUMENT was unveiled at Cherry
Valley, N. Y, on the l5sh sipst, ia5memory
of the patriots who fell ID AesIadian mas.
sacre of l77S.
! JoHN Rand and George w. Cecil, bank.
srs and brokers Of New York, have gone
into bankruptcy. Liabilities about $780,.
900; assets nominal.
JOHN H. RAYMOND, president and pro-
fessor Of mental and moral philosophy ut
vassar College, died at Peughksspsie, N.
Y. on the i4th, ased n years W.
TIE WH1x.
/ A YuMAdispateh aays Capt I. Poland, Of
ordnance department, " . A.. died sud.
denly on the 20th inst
A HELENA, N. T., dispatch of the 10th
says: "Indians last night stole the stage
stock from Pine Buttes and Spring Hill
Stations, few miles south of Pleasant Val.
lev. Idaho, and eight head from near Camas