The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-03-17
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

A cremation society will soon be organ
lied in Chicago.
The Nova Scotia assembly passed bill
abolishing imprisonment for debt.
| The Amalgamated Association will re-
duce the wages of operatives June l.
Ten thousand of the new nickels are
coined daily at the Philadelphia mint.
Julius Marcus, the absconding New York
broker, was arrested at Portland, Oregon.
Professor Tice claims that Virgins, stole
his weather predictions from Tice's almanac
for 1888.
The great Brooklyn bridge has already
cost nearly Sl5,Oo0,OoO, and yet it is not
| finished.
The empress of Germany gave 10000
marks for the relief of sufferers by floods in
| America.
"Old Tecumseh," with two aides and a
party of ladies, will make tour of the
Pacific this summer.
Dunn, the slayer of Elliott, was held by
the coroner without bail to await the ac-
ton Of the grand jury.
New mines of excellent bituminous coal
are being opened in Montana, on the line
of the Northern Pacific.
A fire destroyed the round-house at
Dodge City, Kansas, and two Santa Fe 10
comotives were burned Loss, 100000.
Colonel John w. Thompson, an ex-con-
gresham from Pennsylvania, has been ar
rested for raising s4oo check to $4,000.
II is said Mr.. Edmunds will, in Decem-
Der next, rclinquish the office of president
of the senate, in favor Of Senator Anthony.
Governor Stephens funeral was attended
by 5000 people, $1,000 of whom were
visitors. The procession was one mile and
a half long.
The last Of the New Mexico gang OF
Rustlers ~ has been captured and jailed,
for which the governor returns thanks to
| the captors.
Indian Inspector Pollock has rendered
his resignation, to take effect on the 3lst
instant Secretary Teller has already Sc
| lected his successor.
In the fifty double pigeon match. between
Bogardus and Carver, at st. Louis on the
9th, the former killed eighty-one to the
lattcris seventy nine
The Reliance oolliery. near Mount Car
mel, Pennsylvania, caved in Last week, and
many houses were left standing on . thin
crust Of frozen earth.
The heirs of Henry Segbert, of PhilAdel-
phia. have begun contest Of his will be-
queathing nearly his entire estate, over
f,ooo,ooo, to public charities
Near Helena, Arkansas, the floods upset
house in which were six adults and four
infants- The latter were drowned; the
former were rescued from = housetop three
oays n'er'
William F. Downs, formerly general su-
Perintcndent oil the Union facihc, and
weii-known IN Taiiroah cirolee generally,
died al santa Monica, oahiornia, on the
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Ex-senator Dorsey, the other day, hav-
ing been insulted IN his own parlor by
Judge l.illcy, knocked that gentleman
cmn ac,i On the Mitncss ra stand % " <'s "
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The painters in the Pullman car works
at st. Louis struck because s,ckly Chi
ncse apprentice was put on. The more
sensible ones afterwards Thought better OF
the mafter, and returned TO work.
Secretary Teller has leased to Rufus
Hatch and others number of small tracts
Of land in the Yellowstone National park
The lessees are to construct n hotel at the