The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-08

lately adopted the dress usual
among fashionable American ladies.
Tho application Of the Chinese Min
lister for an increase OF salary is
awaited with interest.
The grave Of Emerson is kept |
constantly covered with flowers by |
the young girls Of Concord. Haw
thorn's. with a stone at head and
foot bearing simply his name, is
thiekly oyergrown with glossy myr
tie. Thorcau's Ii unadorned save
with thick sod Of green grass
He stood on the postofficc stoop,
and everyone knew bin TO be a newly
married man. He had FIR away
look in his eyes and bit Of yarn on
each of the last two fingers Of his
hand, and kept muttering to him
self, "chopping bowl, eggs; clothes
line, that's the thumband first two
fingers. Now what did she want
on the other two fingers?
The steamship Idaho, which mr.
rived on the 1st from Wrangle Land,
reports placer miners have all quit
work on account Of the sluice boxes
freezing. The miners at Juneau
City had profitable season, and
will make preparations to go on q
large scalc next year. New claims
have been discovered on Douglass
Island, aud are reported very rich.
| 1t is reported several new quartz
| mills viii be erected next summer,
| a patent has just been taken out
| In Germany for an engine, the piston
of which Il driven backward and
| forward by siiall charges Of gun
powder supplied at both ends by an
automatic arrangement The igni-
| ton is effected by the motion Of the
piston, which draws in u fame Of
gas or spirit, tho access being reg
ulated by side valves, which also
open outlets for the escape OF the
gases OF combustion.
On Thursday afternoon Of last
week, in the fourth act Of the play
Of 81 Slocum, Frank Frayne in
shooting the apple off the head Of
Lucy Socum, personatcd by Miss
Annie Won Behren, missed the apple
and shot Miss Won Behren III the
head She died in fifteen minutes
Frayne was arrested Immediately
The curtain fell and the play stop
ped, when great excitement pre-
vailed. Frayne's loud lamentation
were heard in front. Afterarrest h
was released on bail. 1t is said h
: was engaged to be married TO d.
ceased
,fl Mrs. Mary Gravely, of Baily
crossroads, Bucks county, Pa hs
Il COW which, about four months az
: had It's right front leg cut off belo'
the knoe by railroad train.
veterinary surgeon dressed Il
= wound and tied tho arteries SO ski
= fully that the COW recovered 81
!. was kept III the stable until a te
" days ago, when aneighbor,a cabin
J maker, made for her wooden lie
~ which was strapped on the STUN
- The COW hoped along holding t
= injured leg up for a day or two, b
- now she has concluded to use t.
= wooden attachment, and lin
nd around quite comfortably upon
NO and seems to be in good health,
- The Sioux Indian Commission /
signed MI agreement with tue CHI
w for u reduction of the size OF tn
- reservation. The agreement P
~. yides for furnishing the Indians W
~ cattle, farm implements, schools a
- artesans. The northern bounda
'sn of the reservation is Cannon i
y river, east, the water line of
.ea Missouri, south, Grand River, Q
AK west the 1921 meridian This 81
les. IN round numherssixty miles ofri
the front OF average width of 30 mi
me The number of Indians now
ore Standing Rock is $500, but aa
ter. crease OF 1900 expected from
tier Grow Greek agency and Sitting
and his band, when the military
thorities sec fit TO release them.
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