Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-12-06

Michael Flood Was precipitated to the bot
tom Of mining SHAFT ct Scranton, Pa, BY the
overturning OF bucket on the LIST inst and
inEtantiy killed. Two companions held OF, the
hoisting rope until rescued.
The body OF Frank 4. Eisen, who disap-
peared from his home in Milwaukee more than
month ago, was found on the I'd inst, float
ing in the lake opposite the North. Western
Railway depot at that place.
A dispatch from Indianapolis, Ind, on the
3Oth says the small towns IN that vicinity are
suffering from the depredatiops OF the iolly
burglar. =
company Of lillfputisn actors arrived in
New York on the 29th. The tallest is forty
inches high. They will make a tour O: this
country.
Charles Nicholson. well known sporting
man, was found dead in his bed at jackson,
Mich: on the morning Of the SOth. PARALYSIS.
While cunning on the Chesapeake, on the
the top Of his head blown off by companion
who csrelessly fired at q passing flock Of ducks.
Prof. Tice, the we'll known weather prophet.
died suddenly at st. Louis on the 3Oth.
Franklin, an old resident of GAINESVILLE, died
at Beloit on the evening of the 29th.
John Dalton Locke, a New York millionaire,
is dead.
An unknown man supposed to be James M,
Haley; whose place Of residence is also mys-
terry, dropped dead at Chicago on the 2sth.
Lieut.. Darlington, of Greely expedition no.
toriety, was thrown from his horse and severe
ly injured at Washington on the 2sth.
sailor ON the schooner Waukesha fell from
the cross-trees at Chicago on the 2Sth and was
fatally injured.
Walter Dodge fooled with gun and killed
hls two little sisters at their home near Kear.
ney, Neb., on the 28th. The victims were and
u years Of age, respectively.
The kittanniug. Pa, rolling mills have shut
down for an indefinite period.
Ayoung man named Frank Cahill WAS seri.
ously wounded by the accidental discharge of a
revolver at Waukesha, Wis.,, on the 9th.
Geo. Smith, one OF the Pinkerton specia]
policeman at Iron Mountain, Mich, was killed
on the 9th by the accidental discharge Of his
revolver.
By collision on the Grand Trunk Railroad.
nesr Chicago. on the 9th. brakeman named
Locke, was killed and several other persons in
jured. Conductor Slocum's leg was broken.
The striking New York cigar box makers re-
turned to work on the 2Sth.
John Dent. of Marshfield, Wis.,, was mortal.
iy wounded by the accidental discharge of a
gun in the hands OF his son while hunting on
the 26th. W.
The bark Del Gratin encountered terrible
gales on the Atlantic and was abandoned by
her crew. Two seamen were drowned and
three disabled.
-Four hundred miners employed IN the mines
- y, oAo ~ A&ouei, uear TlttbDurB, 6tl6ck on
the 9th against reduction Of a quarter of a
cent per bushel in the mining rate.
Reports from northern Dakota of the 26th
mention something like cold wave in tina.
section the thermometer registering 10 below
zero.
Tho President has pardoned Sergeant Ma.
son, in Jail under an eight years. sentence for
missing Garfields assassin
dispatch from Constantinople Of the 26th
says the head Of the police department has
been convicted of long series of blackmailing
operations.
sojourner Truth, the famous old colored
Us,l woman, died at Battle Creek, Mich, on the
26th, OF old age. She ives 1os years old.
A hunting party of four men from Du-
buque, Ia- were drowned by the upsetting Of
their boat near that place on the evening of
the 25th.
By an accident near sciota, ILL.,, on the Wa.
bash Road. on the 26th, brakeman named
McMillen was killed aud the engineer and fire
man fatally injured
Charles Defiel. a bcokkeeper in the employ
OF the North Star Brewing Company. of st,
Paul, was killed by freight train on the 26th,
Hewa 40 years old.