The Fremont County record., 1883-06-23
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Hail as large As eggs fell At Pittsburg on
Monday.
Cyclones have not been idle in the east
this week.
The prospects 70. earn crop in Iowa arc
improving.
The North Chicago rolling nailh. ,esamed
work Monday.
The California wheat crop is estim.ted
at $4,000, 900 bushels.
But 11s miles Of the Northern Pacific
remain to be tracked
Grays opera house, Rossan, burned Sat-
urday. Loss, $100, 1000.
Hot weather in the eastern and aouthern
states. Many sunStrokes.
Mercury daily mounts to 110 in the shade
down in Arizona jast now,
Charles Bac<ps, the noted minstrel. died
at New York on Thursday,
Ex-United States Senator Casser,v of
California is dead. Aged, 81.
Heavy rains in Illinois on SATURDAY. seri-
ously interfered with farming.
The Northern Pacific will be opened for
travel about the 1st of August.
Highwaymen are again operating on
stage coach passengers in Montana.
Frank James trial is postponed until
August 20, at the request of his counsel
The Harvards beat the Columbias in the
boat race at New London ON Wednesday.
Guiteau's sister has been permitted to
change her name to Frances Marie Howe.
Edward II. Rollins is nominee for
United States Senator from New Hamp-
shire.
Young Mutt, who killed Dukes, has uni
versal sympathy. He will be tried in Sep
tembey,
Chicagos cable street cars have killed
thirteen persons since the system was inau.
gurated.
The Las Vegas papers are brssrips be.
cause ten Strawberries have been grown in
that town.
Cheyenne enjoyed S15O,0OO clondhurst
on Saturday last. Water ran five feet deep
in the city.
Lorillard's Iroquoia won the stockhridge
stakes on "Wednesday, and is the champion
OF the world.
Rerden was permitted to withdraw his
plea of guilty, and a nol7e prosequi was en-.
The Mexicans are attempting to drive
the American settlers out Of Canada Ala
moso, New Mexico.
Among the plundsr captured by General
Crook is an album, formerly in possession
of Judge McComas.
The corn crop of Kansas In in had
shape, and is not as promising a. it has
been reported to be.
The bodies of two German women were
H.
furnace on Saturday.
A Las Vegas sporting party broke last
Sabbath by shooting l67 times at sauir-
rel without hitting II.
The watch and chain OF Judge McComas.
valued at $500, have been found in posses-
sion of Crooks captives.
Ex-Judge KIum, the absconder from st.
Louis, has returned and promises state.
ment of his crookedness.
S. w. Dorsey was serenaded by colored
republican club in Washington. and made
them speech of thanks.
Railway travel on all lines out of Kansas
City has been resumed, with the assistance
of steamers on some lines.
On Monday the Mississippi was two feet
above the danger line at st. Louis, and the
city front was submerged.
The democrats of Ohio have nominated
Judge Hoadley for governor, and John G.
Stark for lieutenant governor.
General Crook has been directed to hold
the captive Chiricuhuas rs prisoners of war,
and not to send them to San Carlos
The coal miners Of Pennsylvunia In con-
ventiou assembled at Pittsburg, have
divided the state into seven districts.
The court awarded Bette Mason,s law
yer $40O for his services in defending Sar-
geant Mason for shooting at Guiteau.
A severe hail storm occurred in the vi
cinity of Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on Tues
day. killing young calves and stampcding
cattle.
North Carolina is driving Mormon mis-
sionaries from her borders by force. Let
other sections Of our country follow her ex,
ample.
The Charicahuas yet out are said to num-
Der from $50 to 275, and they arc the most
of the Apaches. They are well
armed.
General Charles Ewing, who served
through the war on General Sheridan's
staff. is dangerously i'll of pneumonia, at
The Morton block, San Francisco, occu.
pied by wholesale dry goods dealers, With
night Loss, s5g7, 900
General Crook says he was kindly re.
ceived everywhere In Mexico and BY all
classes of people. All with whom he met
were anxious to aid him,
Gene ral Sherman has started on toir of
inspection, and intends visiting all posts on
the northern frontier. He may be in Dem
yer with the Grand Army boys
High water causing washouts, thia week
effectually stopped travel on all roads east
IF Kansas City except the Missouri Pacific,
The Missouri river ID very high.
The policy of the Irish League, says its
president, is no trade with England, and
protection for Ireland. 1t will, however.
AXE no political stand as body.
A herd OF 900 wild Texas steers stana-
peded ct Chicago, on Wednesday, and
to death several people who wero /.
to secure or kill them.
Two tho.~and feet of track on the Bur-
ington road in the Nemaba valley, Kan
ms, and 1000 feet ON the Missouri Pacific.
we're washed out by the foods Of this week,
At the inquest ut Kansas City on Fred
ricks body, the evidence Of Matte Hart,
elm was strongly against Stein, who in held
or murder. His trial has been fixed for
fuly 16.
1t is stated that Dukes, ,,ho was shot by
-eang Mutt At Uniontywn. sueeringly :
aughed at tho young man when hs nst
lin on the street, aud thus provoked thu
hooting.
The rush for saloon liconses In Chicago
vas again repeated. Three Thousand
licenses were insucd 70 snloouists in two
laya, out Of IN estimated number Of 4,0O0
lealetx In the city.
A crash in lard on change In Chicago
his week cost the extensive nsovision
'ouse Of McGsoch, EvernsAaxs Il Co. :
ool y, ,000, 900. aud prohahly nunnpsd the
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