The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-03
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Ii ears Cli
Philadelphia gave $4,000 to German
| flood sufferers.
Destructive fires are raging in North
western Texas.
Texas is making move towards disarm-
ing the cowboys.
The East Florida Seminary, GAINESVILLE,
Florida, is burned.
In the past five years Maine has had
| 5000 divorce cases
Congress viii hardly repeal the Edmunds
Ianti-poiygamy bill.
The pubic debt was rcdnced s13500,1 :
I coo during JANUARY. - = *
Buffalo Bib Is down with pneumonia
at Newberry, New York
Kansasites are rapidly colonizing to set
tie up the Oklahoma lands.
There are mott over IL 900 newspapers
published in tie United States
Ohio coal mpers have accepted the terms
of employeDs And gone to work
Muldoonwill wrestle Bibby, the English
man. at st. Lous, tomorrow afternoon
The whisky bill Will not pass congress,
and a panic in that liquid may be expected
State Treasurer Vincent, of Alabama, has
absconded, with 100000 of the public
funds
Terrible storms again visited the north
western states on Tuesday, interrupting
railroad traffic.
The senate finance committee has decided
to report in favor of the negotiation of the
Hawaiian treaty.
New Jersey prohibitionists will hold a
convention May %, to nominate candi-
date for congress
Hazelton Brothers piano manufactory,
/ University place, New York, burned. Loss,
$4,000; insured
Behr Brothers & Co.'S piano factory, at
New York. was damaged by fire to the
amount of $4,000.
The senate passed bill providing for
holding centennial cotton and industrial
exposition in 1884.
Harry Butler tumbled down the stairs of
a Deadwood variety theater, last week, and
broke his collar bone
A fire on the Inman dock, New York, on
Wednesday, damaged that institution to
the extent of S5oO.00o.
The Idaho legislature has passed reso-
luton appropriating $4,000 for the relief
of destitute immigrants
Walter F. Pool, member of congress-elect
from the First district of North Carolina.
is reported dangerously i'll.
Governor Sheldon of New Mexico, has
declared that the lawlessness in some parts
of that territory shall cease.
Abont 100 vessels. potato laden, are fro
zen in the bay at Halifax, and are NOT ex-
pected 10 get out before spring.
Two Pennsylvania prize fighters, Meier
ron and ellison, are reported dying of in
iuries received in a late mill"
Tom Paine's birthday Sunday was eel
-aI Of
eating free thought, were made.
The Nickel-Plate railway selected new
directory at Cleveland yesterday. W. H.
Vanderbilt was retained as president.
The st. Louis grand Jury made report
against the saloons, and recommended that
the minimum license be fixed at 81, ,UUJ-
BY the aid of morphine Birdie Smith at
tempted to spread her wings and fly away
from Las Vegas on the 2oth. Pumped out.
The Kansas Legislatures passed a resolu-
ton requesting non-interference on the part
of the government with the Oklahoma set |
tiers
Congressman Cox. of the Fourth district |
of North Carolina, and Miss Fanny Angus |
ta, daughter of Bishop Lyman, were mar |
ried wednesday.
There is much suffering at Joliet, Hi |
nois, among the 1900 employees of the iron
and steel mills out of work, on account
of the closing down.
An effort to repeal the felony clause in
the gambling law of St. Louis was made in
the Missouri legislature, but was defeated
by a vote of 90 TO IL
Right Rev. John = Kain. bishop OF
Wheeling, has prohibited round dances and
the use of beer at entertainments, under
pain of communication.
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about their ladylOve, and fought duel
with axes. One was beheaded, and the
other chopped into mincemeat.
Price and Cameron, the detectives who
aided in the escape of Polk, the absconding
state treasurer of Tennessee, have gone into
Mexico. Troops are in pursuit.
c. Conrad 4 Co, OF ST. Louis, the bank
rupt Budweiser beer firm, made an assign
ment in favor of the manager of the An
heuser-Buseh Brewing company.
Governor Ireland, of Texas, in his mes
sage, favors the appointment of railroad |
commission, and also counsels state inter-f
ference for better telegraph facilities.
Baby Barnes" Paddy Ryan's pro;ege, !
is only % years old, stands six feet, four |
inches, and weighs 246. When trained, he |
viii be matched against Slade or Sullivan. !
The Carver-Bosarlius shooting match. |
for the championship of the world, will |
take place at Louisville, February %, in
stead of February Ii, as heretofore an
nounceti.-
The Massachusetts, legislative committee !
on wouian's suffrage favor municipal suir- |
rage for women The committee on cleo
tions reported against making election day
a legal holiday.
Theoband Bauer and Clarence Whistler
have signed an agreement 10 wrestle,
Graeco-Roman, best two in three, back
falls, for $500 u side, to occur in Kansas
City within one week.
The kindhcarted jailor of Frank James
permitted his prisoner to attend theater
in Independence. The fact coming TO the
knowledge OF the court the very obliging
officer was relieved Of his position rs jailor
Milton Tarhcrry, whose death SEN
tence was recently reaifirmed by the SUI
preme court of New Mexico, and whose
execution is fixed for February ., made an
application for release, last Saturday, on
the ground that he is illegally held in Jail
at Santa Fe. Tho application was denied.
stnd Milton is pretty sure to swing,
Henry G. Lapgiey. the veteran compiler
OF Pacific coast statistics and of various di- |