The Fremont County record., 1883-04-14
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1he heaviest storm ~ the season visited
Minneapolis on Tuesday,
Chicago bankers have decided to cease
handling gold certificates.
Anew French Reform church has been
inauguratcd in New York.
jackson, Mississippi, suffered from a
heavy rain storm Saturday.
Lieutenant J. H. Coatc, OF the Second
United States cavalry, is dead.
Tho total interest-bearing debt of the
United States Is 81 ,353, IL. .oj0-
LA schnonex, with ySlIoN zever On board.
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Agent Wilcox fears an invasion of the
San Carlos agency by renegade savagcs.
A rapid rise in the Mississippi, at st. Paul,
threatens serious damage to bridges there.
1t is reported that John Kinney, leader
! of the Rustlers, has been released on $4,000
| bail.
Newfoundland had its second heaviest
| snow-storm of the season on Friday of last
week.
Rev Charles Steck, Pittsburg divine,
| 4Oi Liz
stage.
blew in at Albuquerque, New Mexico, on
the 10th.
Henry Ward, of Leadville, has been ap-
pointed Indian inspector, rice W. J. Pollock,
resigned.
Smallpox is reported at Galena and
Empire City, Kansas. There is no local
i excitement
| Herr Most was given reception in New
York by the international Workingmen's
Association.
II. Gordon Temple is about to start n
democratic afternoon daily at Santa Fe,
New Mexico
! Jay Gould's new yacht, the Atlanta, has
been launched from Cramps ship yards,
Philadelphia.
President Arthur has been reiuvenating
in Florida this week, in company with Sec
retary Chandler.
4 ship canal is TO be built across the
state of Delaware, connecting Chesapeake
Bay with the Atlantic.
Lloyd DAILY, Manitou, Duke of Maltal-
ban and Centennial were the winners at
the New Orleans races.
Ed Roberts saloon and restaurant at
Fort Collins burned. Loss 500. Insured
for nearly that amount.
Charles Mitchell of England, won the
sparring match, in New York, with Mike
Cleary, of Philadelphia.
Since Canada refuses to permit it, the
holders of bonded whisky contemplate
removing it to Bermuda
Philadelphia on FRIDAY OF last week. Score
Carer, 9.i Bogardus, s5.
i The heavy rainfall at New Orleans rais-
ed the river even with the high water
mark of the flood of 1874.
Rapid and satisfactory progress is being
made in the investigation of the condition
of the United States treasury.
The Maine Legislature has passed a law
making the seller Of toy pistol response
BILE for the damage it may do.
i Joe Acton won the Wrestling match at
Philadelphia with Tom Cenners. Two
thousand people were present.
Passenger rates on oil Kansas railroads
have been adjusted to the new law reduc-
ing fares to three cents mile.
The Wabash road has been leased to the
| St Louis and Iron Mountain, and the estock-
holders have ratified the lease.
The New York Court of Appeals de-
cides that corporations are liable to taxa
tion for state and local purposes.
4! John Sparks, a noted Texas ranger, quar-
/ relied with a man named Lyman Fuller,
about some cattle, and got killed.
The village ofsNiagara Falls is flooded,
owing to heavy rains. The Canada South
ern railway lost fifty feet of track.
A terrible cyclone in the vicinity of Hot
| Springs, Arkansas, demolished houses,
bridges, fences and other property.
The Canadian authorities will not per
NIT the importation of American whisky,
as planned by American distillers-
Fannie Austin, colored, sued Robert Lit
tie, a white man, OF Chicago, for breach of
promise. Damages claimed, $4,000.
| In New Orleans, last Saturday five and
two-thiris inches of rain fell in three and
one-half hours, doing serious damage.
General Crook and Generals Carbo and
Tapetc, of the Mexican army, have arranS-
ell for joint action against the Apachss.
! The New York Herald commissioners
have collected and distributed $50, $500
for the relief of the Ohio food sufferers.
| Professor MaeLean, of the Michigan Uni
vcrsity, sued the Detroit Evening News for
label and got a verdict awarding $4,000.
| Brigadier General Joseph X Barues, late
surgeon general of the United States, died
at Washington, last week, OF Bright's dis
ease
| The engineers on the Panama canal, who
now have 5000 men employed, say that en-
terprise will be completed within seven
years,
Under recent law wiie-beating in Ten
ncssee is punishable by whipping in pub
lie, the jury determining the number of
lashcs.
/, A. w, Sheldon, of Maryland, has heon
appointed associate justice of the supreme
court OF Arizona, rice w. w. Hoover, sns-
pended.
| Wyoming territory has. near her western
borders, $4,000 square miles of oil lands,
which are being bought up by English
capitalists.
The trial of George W. Conkling. Jr,
who shot the stock broker, William II.
Havers,ick, in New York, has been adj
journed until September next.
The new law reducing the rate of postage
is expected to largely reduce the number
of Offices contributing portion of their re-
venue to the general government.
| The new law in Wisconsin, prohibiting
the employment in factories of children
under IL years of age, threw some 5000
| juveniles in Milwaukee out of work.
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