Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-06-02
ELK POINT UNION COUNTY. D. +, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1885,

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gentlemen on fishing excuraion.
On the x!st instant, two boys named John
murphy ana John VrAinor, went bathing In Mill
CREEK, near CtncinnAH, o., when they were carr
fied down stream hy the Cartsnt Ind dfewheek
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A Ban Jose Cal, dispatch of th8 PAIN mys:
"Hobeat Krefg, seaeear{ San Jcse Savings band,
smcaoeG iast mGns rhtting the arteries OF an
arp. Cansb Unknown"
!, Nufds, the hidgewAter (C0nn. murderer, cut
nus throat With razor which he obtained from
an inmate Of the house Of correction on the 22d
INST u Hunn murdered bis father, killing him in
eeO.OOo wsrth Of property which the old man
poeseased. He was only ~ yes1p old.
Ambrose Anes, resident n Evansville, WIS.,,
suicfded in Nncnan Park Chicago, on the 9Sd
tneE A1Mged cause, dognestic trouble.
susan bc0tt 70 ycaxs q aGo, ended her Ne =
iefre Haute, Ind, on the 22d INST BY taking
arsenic. Domestic difficulties.
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MOrtuary.
Col Thomas Hardee, chief engineer for the
state Of Louisiana II dead.
Hon o. 8. Williams, Of Clinton, Oneida
rpniity, n Y, died In the 21st instant, aged 68,
He had for Sb years been treasurer of Hamilton
city railroad and the Utica and Binghamton rail-
road.
s.ndss - n ~ o. ,at ueu .a y .lS 81 nos m
He WAS s member al c1,nareas in iSSS-bHs
Peters, dlrvctor Of tie sstrunumicai pbserya-
tory st Kiel. Prussia. died IN the i3th inst.
Inc Cardinal Rshnr, n Poitiers is deasi
Henry Ashwarth, : rril.knnvn ,,,annfactnrrr
of Manchnster, Enrisnii. and = ntt,minent Cob.
denite noiitirSan. dSs1 n Fiorence ftalv IN The
i CIR inst. nf Roman fever
Ex-(3Oy. Foota snnerintendent n the limited
States mint Al New Orleans. died A. his home
Ave miles from Nsshv;lie Tenn nm the 1eth
Riotous StrikeFs.
At Barcelona, Spain. thousand cotton-spin-
ners wrecked and set Ere to a mill from which
some Of them had faen discharoed. The flames
were extincnished Nv the soldierr and police
and the rinRIeaders Of the mob were srresfed.
The GOyernor of Nebraska IA in consnltation
with leaders OF the strike At Omaha. and de-
mnlds pledge That no more interference shaIl
take place WITH the eishorers Who NAV come from
abroad. The militia Ia still under arms await
inc orders. and the colnred men hroncht from
Kansas Citv have not vsst been aent home. the
strikers failing 40 Tar 10 furnish transportation
back. "A aoreed. A plan Of sction has been
arranged betveen the manacers of the smelting
works and the state authorifies, and it is hoped
tnat tne worst n over. ~ LGseT;-Ine men
.Ssrs.oS ~ 49, 81 ~ cx 'A'v 80 --' ~ - tnT
honrs ;',stesS ~ "A n r,or d.v ~ y;ra hnurs@
n ras,;tv . ,;c*or,, v1: TO- IT, avr,,iovars
so.oe th;r+w th:,,,s.nS ~. -oray,asy crs.tod r;oA
in Ch,iaians Norwav IN the 2sd inst. a
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The Great Boat Race.
At washington n q ON the 18th inst. 90.
ca,rred the iono-exnected and mnch-talked-of
race between EdTsrd Hanlan and Charlee
Courtney. for the title Of CHAMPION oarsman of
Americs HanIan Asserted h;s r,nremacv from
between himself and Onsnnent. untii AZ the two
mile asa he Vas fnIIv - e;chtR Of = mile M ahead
OF Cmrtney. AZ this MONT Courtney turned
His hoaf for home. eyhibitin0 girns al distress.
and the race Was virfnaIIv over. Hanlan con-
tinued over the oourse ana in reeponse 10 the
blowing Of whistles and cheers from thousands
of spectators. he ouickened to I forty stroke
and A. eSh;bited = spiendid bnrst Of snesd to ths
in;sh vbich he reached in "a minutss and
40 $40 sooonds from the time az startino. Riley.
who was 10 All Conrtnev's plsce in case He
failed to show nm. started down the outer edge
Of the course few seconds before the word
IN u TsnIsn 'hs hs asd to .hont
sn eighth .. # nile xtssI tSs ,sss Hsnl.n d g;
rsce vas srrsnsed s Setrsen e Sm snd RIsv % over
the same course on the 26th inst.
Parliament assemhlad IN the afternoon Of the
Goth inst. The Queens speech promised early
stems stem & to CONNIE, tJ Tnrkev 10 fnlfiIi The Beriin
treaty. and assiduous efforts to establish an in
denenaent coverrmsnt in Ifoha n;sXan. invited