The Dickinson press., 1883-11-24
General News Goss,p.

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agent and deputy postmaster, at Waverly,
Iowa, disappeared from home. She was gone
when Mr.. Sholes came to his p p and
he found the table set only for one. and a
note lying near his plate, written by his
wife, stating that she did not want any sup
per. and had gone to take a walk. Her
body was found in Cedar river. During a
part of the summer she was out in Dakota,
holding down a claim, while Mr.. Sholes
remained in Waverly, and some one wrote
to her that Mr.. Sholes was seen on the
streets late at night with a woman be-
longing in the family who rented the house.
ceiyed similar letters. She had also been
sickly. for some time. This, together
with her sensitiveness over the letters
undoubtedly led her to commit sui
eide.
Capt. Il. Blakely has returned from Leech
Lake Indian agency, where as special agant
of the government to confer with the Pilla-
ger band Of Indians with regard to adjust
ing their claim for de images to their fishing
and rice inter ests caused by tearing avay
their dam. The commission were absent
about two days, during which time a con-
fab was had with Flat Mouth and his tribe,
which numbers 1,500 bucks and squaws,
The report will not be ready for some days,
00s "a WILL ISCOllu0uC the
payment of some damage and the removal
of the tribe to White Earth agency.
Mrs. Beach of Hartford, Mimi, obtained
a Vrit of habeas corpus commanding her
husband, now living at Toronto, Canada,
to procure the body of their child in court.
Tit writ is %returnable mex week. A motion
for the child's custody will then b. made.
Mrs. Beech in July began divorce proceed.
ings against Beech, and he fed to Canada
with the child. The wife, who lives in
Minnesota, sued and obtained an order for
the custody of the child.
He. T%illinghast & Co., of Chicago deal
ers in hides, leather and Buffalo robes,
made an assignment on the. 18th. The fail.
ure caused much surprise and regret among
the trade, as the house is ons Of the Oldest
heaviest M most honorably conducted IN
the West. The immediate cause of the
downfall was the protest of an acceptance of
sixty days draft for $4,000.
Footing up receipts of iron ore in Cleye-
land, the great distributing point for the
Lake Superior mines, have been made bv
the Trade Review and Western machinist
for the season of 1883, just closing, showing
received in 1882. The Total shipment the
past season has been ga, 331 tons, against
678, 735 0 in 1882.
Maria Perry of Rockland, Mass. ran
away from home and in a few years returned
with a husband whom she introduced AZ
Joe Lobdeli, who later on was found to he
q woman. She was imprisoned, but when
she came out of prison the girl Maria lived
with her again, with whom she has re-
manned for years.
The National league has postponed the
meeting it proposed to hold al Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. 81, and instead thereof James Negley'
president, has called a meeting at the Eb.
bet house, Washington, on the 10Th of De.
cember. The republican national commit.
tee will meet at the same time and place.
The American bishops suggest that a pa
pal nuncio be appointed in the United
States. Cardinal simeoni, project of the
Propaganda gave a banquet on the 18th ms.
IN nor OF the American bishops. Cardi-
nal Jacobini, pontifical secretary of state.
also gave a banquet in their honor.
The assignee of Ely, Harvey & Co., Chica.
go dealers in hats caps and furs, reported
recently: Liabilities, $225, 1888; nominal
assets, 1878, 900; actual assets, a little over
500, OO0.
The consulting architect of the Wiscon-
sin capitol seys that the specifications were
not followed.
The burning of the American line pier a
Philadelphia cost $250,0OO