The daily gazette., 1883-06-04
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copital Commission OF Dak1.a ~ me- -
The oSpst saturday, aud selected Bismarck
Fargo asso 'cs5ital Al of the Territory
IS Tue '1r i.,,, .0rst annual meeting OF the In
The thi, UNI Biographical Union VIII open
/ ternationA a. III ,d dav. Il ia said the session
10 CncllppaSol be the most important held
HSill pr0us,,o''
since ioVs, w., odvices from Hermosilla, Mex
The a'e, ,sae,e that the Indians iu the sierra
f ico lnuta, saSe heep forced from those noun
NadTes IS'o Gsusrsl Crook, and are scattered
AluS ,g ~ tbe settlements. res1
'nUn- rn" rife of Marcus Townsend, a pr9lml-
In' farmer of Washington county, NV
nens '", committed suicide on saturnay
Iorei ,o hy cutting her throat. she had
no,nik RSou sick aud despondent'
Desp ',I ,iv DAYS walking mattel In Baltimore
Inc s,n n saturday night, with the follow
sOseu s,e. ve Hughes, 553 miles; Noremac,
ns Nms uo. and / lap; Panchot, 5O4 miles and
slO sl,n.: ,s.I and Hart, 400 miles
nP believed that the United States
Nipsic, now at Ellis Island, New
ses,n'., .oting In powder for cruise, VIII
lcTS, prsgil. and 20 thence to Madagascar,
al Vl.a lol ,or the protection Of Americans
hers -. ,,S ootav,lIa Kar-
GeD' ~ Saturday night, and left for Lex
tuek!, Uasterday 20 afternoon. Tola reporter
ing'oo Used tb opinion that "Blalne and
6e cay ,,ore yery strong men for the Repub-
S.sD nomination in 1885"
% a. tbe United States Circuit Court at
virsas ~ CITY on Saturday, ex-senator Roscoe
nanIl,uO nauIl, made the closing argument IN
~, 10 test the constitutionality OF the sta
u.a um ror idding the sale of oleomargerine IN
w'.nvrl Wv The opinion Of The Court is ex-
nscted IN about week.
\ n.,o,minpd attempts have been made to
,hs houses of the Fire Department OF
Vu,n gVl,lr.hnrg. Virginia During fire yester-
IT, morning the house Of the hook and lad
,mnany gN was set on fire and destroyed.
g,l ga. 'c citilens generally are said to be very
mncb excited over the subject. s
Thirteen boys, whose ages ranged from .
- IA Years. EARNED with gimlets and ket
w., y were arrested In Portsmouth, New
Tsmnsblre, on Thursday, for breaking into
,slwsy cars to steal beer. After tapping
%p barrels and drawing what they wanted,
,bsv allowed the rest to run waste. The
Socs had been drunk for several days.
aTbe greatest rain-storm ever seen In
Uostern Iowa" visited Council Bluffs on
v,iSav i night, and flooded Indian creek,
rbicb flows through part of the city.
Bridges and dwellings were swept away
,he number of buildings wrecked ia esti.
mated at 75-but no lives were lost. The
loss on property is estimated at S5OO,OOO.
The police made raid on two Chinese
lsnndrics on Tenth street below Arch, Phil
slepbia, early on Saturday morning, One
man and tw girls were found in a semi
unconscious state from the effects of opium
smokiog. The proprietor of the establish
mpnt. All Fou, was held in 81 600 to answer
the charge of keeping place for opium
smoking,
Hattie Boyles, aged II years, committed
suiciie at DeDnison, Texas, last Friday, by
shootipg herself through the heart. She and
another Young woman, accompanied by two
Young men named Buike and Hughes, made
an excursion to Sherman, on Thursday,
from which all returned drunk and the
vrqtched girls ruined The two young vii
sins, who are described as "society men,"
have been arrested.
The spread of Mormonism in portions of
North Carolina is causing much excitement
among the people. In CASTOR and Ruther-
ford counties II missionaries are engaged
in the work of proselytism, and have made
81 converts within short time, Is of whom
have gone to Utah. The Charlotte Journal
Oj,erper suggests as the best means of rid
dug the State of these Mormon missiona.
rirS the employment of the shot gun.
DR.. S, ]. Ford, of Hagerstown, Indiana,
died last week. Before his death he bar
gained for special funeral train, bought
10 tickets, issued the invitations to his
friends and paid the hotel bills In advance
for the party at the town where the burial
took place. He arranged for everything,
Including the floral wreaths, and then re-
signed himself 10 his fate. He was Sc years
OF aye, wealthy, aud left a third wife, 81
Tesrs DID,
Al Topeka Kansas, on Saturday, the
County Attorney filed petition In the Su.
pftmc Court asking to have Mayor Joseph
Wilson disqualified from holding any office
oi trust or profit hereafter In the State, and
todeclare that he has forfeited his office
This action arises out of the refusal OF the
Mayor to obey the provisions of the Prohi
ollion law and the case is to test the RENE
dies Of the people against public officers who
refuse to do their sworn duty.
The Boston Sunday Herald says that al
Independent movement has been started
having for It's object the defeat of Genera
Butler should he again be candidate TO
doVernor OF Massachusetts,. At meeting
ol the Reform Club, on Saturday afternoon
I was unanimously voted to hold Stat
Convention OF the Independents who ar
opposed to Butlerism." Among those pre-
stnl at the meeting were Col Theodore "
lau, civil service reform Congressman
eject from the Ninth District; Leverett Sal
lonstail, Gen. Francis A. Walk r, Charlie
francis Adams, Jr., Frank Bird, Fishe
alntS, h. b. Haskell, and John s. FarloW
President of the club.
"A telegram from New Haven report
great excitement" there "on account ,
ol the bosterous conduct of the crow
1heh attends the meetings of the SalVatio
army On Saturday night when the Arm
vent from the State House to Union Hal
sAe members sang as they marched alon
tAe street crowd of about 100 rough
ran along the sidewalks, "shouting, hoo
ihg and singing, "Here's to good old whisk,
afihK her down. and other bacchanalia
songs" Last night, when the services
eae Slate House ended, and the Arm
s'l s4rteu to march to their hall, they we
JoSted, hooted and gibed." In the ha
ths ,he conduct OF the mob was "disgraceful
u'e extreme" No arrests have yet bee
gsue, but the Chief of Police "has inc
'a'eu MS intention to abate the nuisance
Catarrh of the Bladder.
~. sahging irritation, Inflammation, all XII
ngy aud Urinary complaints, cured