, 1882-04-28


H...F ls, granted q writ Of
-4-. ui tr.v Dog.
.... a.ir auI daughter, aud \.
.... ..H. arrived 40 ~. Louis,
a t.H.aI John Rodgers is ser.
ir1Gf disease OF the kid.
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T#r aH -.,.r ships ~ Burrard In
I.T a N.uiyvil'e aud three at Hast
o. I.rIH1 Observer says after Par
-.. .. released ail other suspects will be
Hr...-.I.
>arH-rl r. 90 l,e kept at Washington
lru. E.aIaa and Hurlbut testify before
tdF committee.
>-ult.F DliIcutt. Of Colorado. filed his
rruisIiiAI, on the 18th and took his seat
lE tl.si gHamber.
The family and remains of the late
NiuIst,r Hurlbut have arrived at Panama
- sioaIushlp Alaska.
. The ra,s of Sergeant Mason was called
ar ihe lN,h aud postponed until close of
ttf present term Of court.
The rroprietors Of the Central Bank at
. inimnapoli, have made an assignment
I a. Judge Lamb. Liabilities, about $780,
usH
Tho Observers Dublin correspondent
believe, that Parnell, on his return to
hilmsiuham Jail, will be unconditionally
released.
One-third Of Crisfeld, Nd, was de-
s,roye,l by fire on the 18th. Jas. Booth,
10 whose store the fire originated, has
been arrested for arson.
J. +, Clark has resigned as superinten-
dent Of the L. L. Il. Il. to accept the
sanie position on the Chicago, Milwau-
Ace aud ~. Paul Railroad.
In the South Carolina election cases
the defendants are found guilty of alb
siractiug the count of votes and not
guilty on all other counts in the indict.
meuts.
J. b. Nelson, OF Gilroy, Cal, proprie-
tor OF Junk store, committed suicide on
The 18th 10y taking poison. He left note
stating that financial troubles was the
cause.
A force Of railway workmen com
Denced last week to break ground ON
~ ~" NtIAAhiA htul SlLH, ID. ". !
A large force is at work and the opera
iions will be vigorous and sustained till
eompletion.
Capt Shearburn, one of the heroes of |
the Afghan war, and who was brought to |
Laramie from Texas on requisition, the |
charge being obtaining money on false |
Prsteuoes. was discharged after lengthy |
examination.
Sheriff Williams. of Douglas county,
Nevada, vas stabbed, probably fatally,
on tho lIth at Genoa, by Terry Raycraft.
he SAs attempting to arrest Raycraft,
Who drew knife and plunged it in the |
small Of bis back. Raycraft had been
engaged in fight and disturbing
the peace.
Judge Edwin Bancroft shot J. Holtz
in the face and head with small shot Mt
NsxaFkana. The difficulty arose out of
the active part Bancroft took in the pros.
ecution OF one NnzzU, o fellow-country-
man Of Holtz, few days ago in court.
Holtz u not mortally hurt, but it is feared
be vail lose his eyes.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil has re-
ports Of the wheat crop from western
Iowa, which shows that little winter
wheat has been sown, but the prospect
Of spring wheat is very hattering. No
locality reports less wheat sown than last
year and in some cases the acreage is
So. Per cent. greater.
News from the Newton county, N. j.,
assassination on the 18th states that
Wan. Eayes, a farmer living at the foot
Of Gather mountain, was awakened by
the burning Of fodder stack and ran
ont, when some one fired a double bar
relied shotgun. The charge took effect,
causing instant death. He was struck
by slugs and bullets in twelve places,
and tNenty-six shot were found in the
boards and rails where he fell.
John Nassett, q farmer OF 65, living
i've miles west of Cambridge, Ohio, shot
his son Ennet and then himself through
the head, causing instant death. The
elder Nassett year ago decided his farm
10 his son on condition he would main
tain him and his mother during life.
The son got married and proposed build
ing new house. The father said he
would kill him if he did, but the son
paid no att ention TO the threat.
Private letters dated Irkutsk. Feb. II,
we're received at Salem, Mass on the
18th by the family and friends of Ray
mond Newcomb, taxidermiss on the
Jeanette. The survivors now on the
way from Irkutsk to st. Petersburg are
near Augerstig, on the Siberian frontier.
NeScomb writes that barring unavoid-
able delays the party will arrive in St.
Petersburg the LIST OF May. Lieut..
Danenbower Is improving rapidly and
every member Of the party has gained in
health. The tone of the letter is very