Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-23
Thefcports that the Apaches have been dep
'edattng in Sonora since Crook return are de-

: Thefeports that the Apaches have been dep
redating in Sonora since Crooks return are de-
MED. II
The body Of IT.. F. Griswold, prominent
citizen of Troy, N. Y, was found in Lake
Champlain, on the 18th.
A Beloit thief was run over by the cars be-
tween GAINESVILLE and Alton on the night Of she
18th.
An oil well that runs over 1000 barrels day
has been struck in Forest County, Pa.
Chattanooga, Tenn, experienced tornado
on the 10Th. One man WAS killed and many
injured. Roofs and buildings suffered. ;.
A cage containing five men dropped 120 feet
through mine shaft at Braidwood;;t ILL.,, on
the 18th. Two of the men were fatally hurt.
Salmi Morse, the Passion Play enthusiast,
made an assignment at New York on the 18th
inst.
At tho Rochester, N. Y, races on the 16th
inst, jay -Eye-See, the Racine trotter, beat the
best previous ive-year- old record, 2:151zz, maxi
ing mile in 2:15.
A Galveston. Texas, dispatch Of the 10th
says that city is on the verge Of a water fam
inc.
The store Of William Dozain, on Union
Square, New York, was entered by burglars on
the night OF the 18th and $4,000 worth OF
silks taken, fs'
Michael Barnes was lost overheard from the
Canadian yacht Aileen, bound from Chicago to
Toronto. i+
A twelve-year old boy named Lundstorm
was run over and killed by the cars at Chicago
on the 14th inst.
A manufacturer OF Chicago named Juergens,
died of apoplexy in tho Thiergarten, Berlin,
Germany, on the 14th.
Gardner's Prairie, Wis, reports frost on the
18th inst. t.E,,
A dispatch from Iynchburg, Va, under date
OF the 18th inst, says the first rain for five
weeks fell there on that day. The c:ops had
been greatly damaged by the continued
drought.
Aielief engine collided with freight train
loaded with pig iron on the Iron Mountain
Railroad, near Cadet Station, Mo-, on the 10Th
inst. Tho freight was badly wrecked, and
several men killed.
A wagon ran over five-year.o old child at Chi
cago on the 18th, and fractured its neck.
The will of Thompson, the deceased restau-
rauteur OF Chicago, has been admitted to pro-
bate The property is valued at $3.50. 600.
A st. Paul real estate dealer named Dittman
was arrested on the 14th inst, for making
duplicates of notes. His forgeries, it is said,
will amount to S150,0OO.
A prize fight took place at Hunters Point,
New York, early on the morning of the 18th
inst. Brooklyn pugilist named Dempsey
worsted New Yorker named Turnbull in
twenty-three rounds.
Hon. Geo. Marston. an e1-attorney general
OF Massachusetts, died at New Bedford on the
l4th aged 81 years. Hon. Jos. Cockburn, ex-
speaker of the house Of commons, passed away
At Ottawa.
The commission house of Ballou & Co., do
ing business at Boston and New York, closed
its doors on the 14th inst, with liabilities
amounting tc S1,000,000.
The propeller Potomac, loaded with rye for
Buffalo, struck rock near .Ahnapee on the
afternoon Of the 18th inst, and was beached.
Seventeen men were injured by the fall of q
staging in the tunnel at Bozeman, Monontaua
the 18th.
A CIRCUS was wrecked by a breeze at Paris,
Ky., on the 1eth inst.
The steambarge Nellie Torrent sunk at the
mouth of Chicago River, on the 18th. Over
loading caused the accident.
Reports of the election in France on the
18th, for members of the council general,
show net republican gain Of sixty-three.
Tho small steam yacht Charmer found bot
tom on the 18th, Off South Chicago. The pas
sengers were saved by a passing steamer.
Eddie Carp was killed by base ball while
watching game at Minneapolis, on the 12th
inst.
A man named Pat Clancy perished in burn
ing livery stable at Carlyle, ILL.,, on the 18th.
John Bolan walked through the open draw
of q bridge at Green Bay. on the night of the
18th. and was drowned before assistance could
reach him.
D. F. King, trainmaster, was cut to pieces
by the cars near Wheeling, W. Va, on the
10th inst