Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-12

Dundee Scotland, reports that he had IN
/ interview with natives near Dalrymples
rock. They stated that they saw s party
| of white men cast Of Smith sound, who
were supposed to belong to Lieut.. Greeley's
party. s # Ss...l IN s..s 1854 "
An old man named Mccarthy was killed
near Troy, n. w. IT, T., in June last. Half
breeds named JOHN and George Stephens
were arrested for the crime subsequently,
and have been sentenced to be hanged at
REGINA next month. # &. =s Isl -
In Carver, MIMI, recently, the machine
shop and stable of (. Heebeisen, the ma.
chine shop Of A. Knoblauch, the stable OF
Peter Redin, and an ice house and gem
eral ontbuildings were burned. Loss, /
S., 900. j. y !:
At Minneapolis, Mimi, on the evening
of the 7th inst, the sash. door and blind
factory, owned by Frazer, Shepherd & Co., 4
was fred by lightning and consu med. Loss
$65, 900; insurance about $3O, 900. *.T
The Tomichi Concentrating works, near
Gunnison, COL, were burned to the ground
Loss from S35, 900 to 10000; no insurance.
A Mr.. Arstad was found dead on the
track near Ada, Mimi, recently. He was
last seen in that village the day before, un-
der the influence of whisky.
While trying Skinner patent ladder at
Providence, Alex. Mcdonald fell eighty
five feet and was killed. jeff Bailey, twelve
feet lower, fell unhurt.
At Crystal, Dakota, recently, Dan Flana-
-. Ill ~nk> -
arator and five hundred bushels of wheat
burned.
In st. Paul, Mimi, on the 4th inst, Nels
Swenson was instantly killed by the eaving
OF an embankment in which he was work
ing.
At Madison, OAK, Robert Pinkerton
recently fell from a corn.crib. breaking his
neck and killing him instantly.
A large fire occurred at Atlanta, Ga, on
the Sd inst. entailing loss of nearly $60, 900.
Personal News Paragraphs.
Mrs. Stormbull, whose husband is
state university, and nephew at the famous
violi1ist Ole Bull, died in Madison on the
3rd inst, OF peritonists, after weeks ILL
peculiarly sad, as the young couple have
no relatives in America. They had been
| married just two years.
The city counci] of stratferd- Upon
Avon have refused so allow the remains of
order to compare the poets SIX ull with the
monumental bust in the church, as well as
set at rest the question of the correctness of
many conflicting portraits of the poet in
existence.
Miss Abbie Winchester, heiress to 81, oO0,-
900 was married recently to Wallace HACK
EFT at Portsmouth, Me. Her rousseau cost
$780, the wedding gifts 100000.
The Right Rev. Augustus Short, bishop
of Adelaide, Australia. is dead. He was
BON near Exeter, England, in 1903.
New York will have colored Catholic
priest. He is being educated in Rome.
Foreign News Gossip.
Sir Stafford Northcote, in speech deliv-
cred at banquet recently, censured the
foreign and home policy of the government.
He claimed it conceded too much to the
Radicals and Parnellites. He asserted that
Parnell sought to draw near to the Liberal
party again only to accomplish his pur-
pose which was to destr English connec-
ton with Ireland. This object, he hoped,
would be frustrated and he believed it
would be if the mem ers of the house of
commons stood true to their principles.
Washington, French ambassador to Lon
don, will shortly receive instruction to con.
fer with the British foreign secretary in
reference to the indemnity claimed byaMis-
sionary Shaw for his treatment by the
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to affect friendly settlement. i
Students o the university at St. Peters,
burg were authors of the fires at Dorpat and
the anti-Jewish riots at Constantinagrae and
Tischplinka. At the latter place the police
were stoned ana many wounded. Jewish
priests insulted and driven from the town.
The Dublin correspondent of the Globe
says: An invincib]e vigilance committee
has been sent to hunt down all inform.
ers ana paid spies throughout the British
colonies and in North and South Amer
lea.
A ballad singer at Limerick named Hynes
has been sentenced to imprisonmenHfor one
month for singing the praises OF O'Donnel
and calling upon l-ishmen to act toward in
| formers as O'Donnel did toward Carey.
The French government has sent formal
instructions 10 Admiral Courbet, pointing
out the urgent necessity of planting the
French flag forwits in Soutag and Bachinh,
and of purging the Delta Of black flags.
AS the cage was being hoisted in the Mel
son coal pit al Leigh, England, recently,
the rope broke, precipitating the cage to the
] bottom of the shaft, and killing six miners.
$ Owing to the reported anti-Jewish disor-
der in Ekaleinastan and other districts in
the south of Russia, martial law has been
| proclaimed therein.
Mobiles export trade is 100000 year
| in garden produce alone
! Annual Meeting OF the American
Board Of Foreign Missions.
The seventy-fourth annual meeting of
| the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions assembled at Detroit on
the 21st inst, being called to order by the
| venerable ex-President Mark Hopkins Of
Williams college. 1t was opened with sing
ing and prayer by Rev. D. Edwin B. Webb
of Boston. Rev. Charles Terry Colling of
Cleveland was elected assistant recording