The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23
Judge Conger Of Montana is having his
ermine fumigated.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. +. w. Chase former city missionary
mitted suicide by hanging hmselfto beam
in the BAN Of his son, Mr.. Charles w.
Chase in Richlsnd township, Hennepin
county, sometime during Tuesday afternoon.
About year ago Mr.. Chase's health be-
gan to fail, and lie was granted leave of alb
sence for six months by the various bene-
VIOLENT societies OF which he was secretary.
He left for California and returned only a
short time ago, and took up his abode witt,
his son i'm Hennepin county. His health
was not much improved by his trip, and he
fell into morbid state OF mind, giving oc.
casOnal symptoms OF mental alteration,
but no fears were entertained by his family
that he would make All attempt upon his
life.
The National Lancers of Boston are Ell
tertaining the Continental Guards of New
Orleans. Among the Louisiana men with
the Continentals are Hon. William A. Strong
secretary of state of Louisiana; Hon. John
Fitzpatrick, commissioner OF public works
William Pierce, quaitermsster general ol
Louisiana; M. Mcnamara, secretary OF the
city CO lncil and w. II, Beanham, of police
board.
Gen. Fitz John Porter was banquetted al
Milwaukee, recently at the Plankinton
house, at which Mai. G. H. Ross. the Rev
MIR. Sanderson, the'Hon. =. V. Deuster. the
Hon. 2. Lynde, r. w. Haight, Col. !. A.
Watrous, Col. T.. A. Calkins, John s. George
r. Il Mercn of Green Bay, Col. &. X. PieI
OF Fond du Lac, and several others were
present.
The friends of Cadet Waterman OF Vino
Ln IL ,y,t ba al nf tu,.
at West Point are very proud of the result
He is son of the late Judge Waterman
The rank attained by the cadet gives him a
place at once in the engineer corps, which
is distinction in itself, and also gives him
an extra years study at Willetts Point,
Brooklyn.
Judge William Llley died ofrheumatism
of the heart this morning. 1t will be re.
membered that Liley entered suit lately
against ex-senator Dorsey for a personal as
sault upon him at Dorsey's house. Lilley
was native OF Ohio and at one time was
Uni,ed States consul a Bahai,
Rev. Arthur Ritchie, pastor of the Eps.
copal church of Ascension, at Chicago an.
nounCed to his congregation that he would
tender his resignation. He is extreme high
church and was rebuked by Bishop Nc
Laren.
Capt. c. Richard, u. S. A., has been re-
lieved from duty in the department of Da-
kota, and will report to Gen. Hancock.
commanding the department of the east,
for assignment to duty.
Rev. Jacob Romick, of Columbus Ohio
was found dead, hanging in his room re
Gently. He was regular minister of the
NJ f.. church. and leavea a wife and six
children. Insanity.
Moosedung, Red Lake chief with thir-
" of his tribe, will take part in the Fourth
ofJuly celebration at st. Hillaire.
Senator Blair an Rollins have been re.
nominated by the republican caucus, but
there is talk of bolt.
Ex-senator Windom's journey TO Eu-
rope is on business connected with his
railway enterprises.
Brian b. Hill, a Milwaukee and Chicago
pioneer, died in the latter city recently,
aged eighty.
Miss Francis willard, the welEknowu
temperance advocate, has gone to the Sand
WiCh islands,