Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-27
THE NEws.

Terra Hante. Ind, reittemted his views
on the tariff question. He said that the
! Democratic party should declare FOR a
tariff for revenue. with incidental protec-
ton. He said further that the Democratic
party could not carry Indiana ON Il Tree
trade platform.
Five hundred influential citizens of
Great Britain have rendered subscriptions
| towark a bust of Longfellow to be kept in
some pubic institution IL New Erg!a21 %
a testimonial of esteem.
Plans have been agre ed upon for the re-
organization of the internal revenue dis
tricts in all the states except Indiana and
New Jersey.
The commencement exercises of the
university of Iowa We're marred by Kisses
and groans aimed at the salutatorian, 10
consequence of quarrel among the
students.
Tue cable chronicles the death at Natal
of Bishop Colenso, the author of many re-
religious works.
1t is reported that lightning from a clear
sky killed two cattle dealers at Bay st.
Louis, and melted the gold and silver
coins in their pockets.
Fresh alarm is manifest in regard TO the
condition of Bismarck, who suffers from
violent pains in the stomach.
Bon Butler has ordered the National
lancers Of Boston TO escort him to and
from Harvard college ON commencement
day.
The officers of the Virginia military in
stitute courteousIY tender to the city of
New York the flag captured from the lG4th
New York volunteers.
Gen. sherman is en- route to Buffalo, to
join Chief Justice Waite for trip across
the continent, inspecting all the northern
military posts ON the way.
fire in San Francisco swept away Nor
tons block, on Host street, valued at Sl59,-
600. Ten buildings were burned at Fres-
no, Cal, involving a loss of $4,000.
A loss Of over 1900, 900 forms was in
Cured at Amsterdam by the burning of
the royal dock-yard and a man. Of war.
One fireman perished in the flames, and
three others were injured.
The work of selecting site in Washing
ton for statue Of Garfield will be done
bp the sculptor. Ward, and Generals Nc
Cook and Burnett. Congress viii be
asked to appropriate funds for the pedes-
| tai.
George E. Spencer, bestknown asa car
pet bag senator from Alabama, was seen IN
I New York hotel, but mysteriously dis
appeared He fled to Europe to escape
giving testimony in the star route trials.
The judgment for S75, 200 for breech Of
/ promise obtained by Miss Livingston, of
New York, against Henry Flemming was
compromised at Sl5,0 900, and now the lady
refuses to pay her attorney more than half
| his claim.
! Rush II. Tevis, of st Louis, who shot
Frank Iglehart at an assignation house in
st. Louis for intimacy with his wife. has
married Miss Kate Reese, of Lancaster,
| Ohio, niece Of General and Senator
| Sherman.
! Frederick Layton, pork packer. of Mil
waukee, will erect an art gallery at cost
of 500, 900 and give il to the city, devoid
of conditions. He has gone to Europe to
select suitable model.
| X. f. Cowait, an attorney of Dallas,
Tex, who killed Judge Thurmond in the
court house last March, was acquitted by
the jury after twenty minutes delnberation
and received rounds of applause from the
spectators.
Wheeler S. Brown has been appointed
postmaster at Yankton, vice A. W. How
ard, suspended.
cushion carrom game between vign-
aux and Schaefer, 500 points for $500 at
Hartford, Conn, last week, was Won by
Shaefer after several brilliant runs.
| yignaux led the first half Of the game.
J Schaefer's highest run was 20, and Vign-
aux's 38.
! Before the fisheries conference at Lon
don the duke Of Edinburgh commended to
the European powers the example Of the
United States in expending reasonable
amounts each year in the breeding of food
! fish.
Two young ladies of st. Joseph, Michi-
gan, took nearly half an ounce of arsenic
for the purpsse of beautifying their com
plexions. Miss Emma Sanger was saved
by the physicians. but Miss Mary Duncan
lost her life,
About three thousand ssloon-keepers
Of Chicago have made application for