The Fremont County record., 1883-04-07
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Snow fell in New York on Saturday.
Ex-Brigadier General N. B. Buford is
dead.
California had an earthquake on Friday
of last week.
Empire City, Kansas, is wrestling with a
smallpox epidemic.
Major Conyngham, editor of the New
York Tablet, is dead
The president appointed E. o. Graves, as
sistant treasurer Of the United States.
Four of the Pennsylvania body snatcheB
were sentenced to short terms in the PEN
/ itentiary.
, Ogden is so full of gamblers, thugs and
roughs that citizens are afraid to walk the
, the streets unarmcd.
} Madame Nilsson dined with President
IArthur one evening last week. Only six
persons were present.
The works Of the st. Louis Beef Canning
company have not been or will not be sold.
So says the President
A Mormon colony, numbering 150 per-
} icons, left Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Fri
day Of last week, for Utah.
The Triennial Conclave of Knights Tenn
! plar in San Francisco Is likely to test the
\ hotel accommodations Of that city.
The Yale students were driven from a
performance in New Haven, on Saturday
evening. Yale began the disturbance.
A Ma, sachusetts court his convicted q
railway conductor Of granddaughter. His
Aisobedience TO orders czused collision
= and loss Of lie.
There Is talk Of abandoning the mine,
\ Of Braidwood, Illinois, and erecting mon
ument over its entrance to the memory Of
those entombed.
Washington gossip says the new Post
master General will be either Governor
Foster, Of Ohio, or Judge Morgan, of Louis
! lam, at present Minister to Mexico.
Mm- Meaker suffered the death penalty
4 ut Windsor, Ontario, for the murder of
Jier child She protested her innocence to
the last, and died without struggle.
The agricultural department purposes cx-
}perimcnfiug TO ascertain the causes Of yari-
1 ous cattle diseases. A station will be cs-
Ctablished near Washington for that pnr-
rs,ose-
railway, near Moscow, Ohio, threw an en-
tire train over fifiy foot cmbankment, in
juring nearly sixty passengers, but killing
none.
Ohio wool growers are indignant at the
reduction Of the wool tariff, and have APP
I, pointed n committee to confer with Other
eate organizations, and form a national az
4osiation-
Three seamen Of the Jeanette, before the
fourt Of inquiry, last Saturday, fully exon
brated the officers, and stated that every
ting possible was done by them for the
tfrsy Of both ship and crew
Hon. Tom ochiltrcc, the member from
1 Texas. whose salary was withheld pending
L. A.. II IL u. II.
/ pcycnue department, secured a favorable
6scision from the Comptroller and got his
salary.
, A new process Of preserving eggs has
bccn successfully tcrted by Mr.. W. b.
Noudy, Of Harrisonvillc, Missouri. II Il
done by canning. He has preserved them
for nine months ~ nicely ~ If they were
just laid.
- The twenty annual report Of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
shows: grow earnings FL -551 .OOO, operating
expenses and taxes 81 1 ,2s4 900. net earnings
$I0,276.0O0, dividends S. O24 ,ooo. carried 10
reserve fund $50 600.
A woman known as Mrs. Henry knocked
down Superintendent Armstrong. Of the
Albuquerque street railway, shot at n ci-
fizcn OF that town, aud attempted to stab
sheriff Armi1o with n huge knife, in one Of
saloons, all In one day last week.
Elaborate preparations arc being made
20 have the accessories used in the Cin-
cinnati Dramatic Festival historically cor
i'ct Scene painters and property men are
't,usily engaged In their preparations Ac-
tive rchearsals began this week.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
- preparing TO string aerial cables through
Chicago, IL the council permits. The ca
blcs will he placed on poles thirty-hvc feet
high, and 10 arranged that they may be
easily dropped to the ground in case OF fire.
Mn. Marion Poe, of Chattanooga, gave
birth last week to . child that weighed
only one and one-half pounds. It's head
IL no larger than walnut, its hands no lar
; er than five-ccnt piece, and its body is
sS small its mother will have to spank IL
with tack hammer.
The cash in the United States treasury
has not been counted since Treasurer Spin
ner was in Office, each succeeding treasurer
accepting the trust without il. Secretary
Folgcr thinks count desirable now, and n
large force Of clerks are engaged Mt II Two
or thrcc weeks will be consumed In the
work, but business will not be interrupted.