The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-04-28
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Philadelphia has Chinese base ball
club.
The ice has disappeared from the Upper
Missouri.
Edward Jump, the caricaturist, who shot
himself nt Chicago, is dead.
Pnirie fires are numerous and exten-
sive near Bismarck, Dakota
California has had good rain, and the
wheat crop is considered safe.
Jere Dunn, who shot Elliott, the pugilist,
has secured change of venue.
Colonel Jack Hayes, of Mexican war
fame, died at Oakland, California.
The troops in Arizona and New Mexico
have this week been reinforced by 700 re-
cruits.
The two-eent letter postage stamp comes
in, and the three-cent stamp goes out, Oc-
tober ].
Great damage was caused last Saturday,
by the breaking OF the levee near Helena,
Arkansas.
The Erie railway will next week shorten
its time between Cincinnati and New York
seven hours.
The Tombstone Rangers have finally de-
cided to postpone their attack on the San
Carlos Agency.
Toy pistol dealers in Ohio are liable to a
their sale or use.
Three thousand immigrants LEFT Liver
pool in one day this week for the United
States and Canada
The appropriation for the redemption of
worn and mutilated United States currency
is nearly exhausted.
The Pennsylvania senate has passed to it's
third reading bill TO prevent one person
from treating another
Property has been purchased in Wash
ington upon which the Garfield Memorial
Hospital viii be erected
Dissatisfaction in Chief Moses hand In
Washington territory prompts the dispatch
OF troops ,hithe1 from the east.
Two hundred and forty Thousand head of
cattle will lie driven out Of Texas this
spring, against 35o,oOo last year.
The cash in the treasury has been
counted. and the amount is three cents in
excess Of what the books call for.
The deadlock in the Illinois legislature
remains unbrokcn. The balance of power
is vested in one doubtful republican.
The body Of Maggie Hennec,se hns been
found in the river nj Milwaukee. She has
been missing since October 81, 1889.
Postmaster General Gresham has np-
proved the specifications for the new pos
tai notes authorized by the late congress
The signal stations of the weather bureau
in the West Indies are TO be abandoned ut
the end of April, owing 10 awant of funds
George Schiller. the har-keepor of the
Newhall house, Milwaukee, tried for set
ting fire TO that establishment, was acquit-
ted
Mnude GrnnEcr was attacked by convnl-
sions when about TO appear on the Merideu,
Connecticut, stage, and n fatal result is
feared
The fint iron sailing vessels ever built in
this country was launched the other day
from John Roach's yard, at Chester, on the
Delaware.
The ne, earnings of the Aichison, To-
pcla and Santa 70 railway company for
1882, were 81 ,0Ss 900 in excess of the pre-
yious year.
1t is claimed that the completion of the
Northern Pacific will reduce the time be-
tween New York and Portland, Oregon, to
seven days.
Tubular rails arc the newest thing In
railroad supplies. They are claimed TO bo
cheaper and more durable than the ordi-
nary 7 rails.
The Brush electric works ut Cincinnati
partially burned. Loss, $4,000. Electric
lights are cxtinguishcd until the works
are repaired.
The Cincinnati Saloon-lScepcrs' Associa-
ton will contest the constitutionality of
the Scott law, which taxes liquor sell
ing 5000 per nnnum, and beer and wine
500.
Kate Kane, Milwaukoc's female lawyer,
threw glass OF water in Judge Mallory's
face, claiming he had insulted her. She
was fined $50 for contempt, which she re-
fused TO pay.
Chief Justice Waite, on Friday of last
week, unveiled the statue of Professor
Henry, the first secretary and director OF
the Smithsonian Institute, erected in the
grounds OF that institution.
President Arthur returned TO Washing
ton from his southern tour on Sunday last,
in the best of health declaring he had not
been sick day during his tour, reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Lille Dcveraux Blake presided Mt the
New York Womnns Association State Con-
vention. Their resolutions assert that
only by woman's co-operation can social
order he secured and maintained.
The petition presented Secretary Lincoln
for the pardon of Sergeant Mason, who shot
ut Guiteau, although signed by 100000 per-
sons, was denied by that functionary.
Mason has seven more years TO serve.
A company has been formed with a
capital of $4,000, with the privilege of in
creasing il to $4,000, for the purpose of
exporting whisky 10 Bermuda. The in
corporntors represent the heavy whisky in
tercst of Kentucky.
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