The Dickinson press., 1883-04-21

of G Terry. Col. IlgesV
mand at Fort Assinnibones
the tende of the resignation Is hoS
public.
Three years ago there was not a creah.
in Minnesota. Now there are about seventh
and last year the Minnesota butter product
reached a value of 81, 200, 900, and over $780,
Ooo pounds of cheese we're marketed.
The Rev. Mr.. Black, an evangelist. in a
sermon at Clinton, ILL.,, prophesied the con-
version of the Jews in 1947, and the arrival
OF the millennium in 1887
Bradstreets, the Remington gun people.
and Halls Safe and Lock company were
burned out in New York recently, with q
loss all around of $40, COO.
Two Frenchmen whom Gen. Butler ar
rested for selling clothing to the confeder-
ates at New Orleans, have obtained $40 BOO
damages of government.
ID. r. McKundry pleaded before Commits
sioner Gould at Moorhead that he cut tim
Der on government land only for use in
building a church.
Wllllston, Knight e. Co. of New York say
their liabilities amount to about 1892, OoO.
and assets are large.
The homeopathic hospital of Boston ha
received an anonymous donation of $40, 900.
English detectives are said to be hunting
around louisville, Pa, for dynamite men. y
Crimes and Criminals,
In Kansas, a posse led by deputy United
States Marshal Hollister, surrounded a
party of Texas horse thieves, seven miles
south ofthe state line, below Hunnewell,
and, demanding their surrender, were fired
upon The officers returned the fire, killing
Samuel Ross outright and wounding. james
Ross, after which the father of the BOYS, old
man Ross, surrendered. The two prisoners
and dead man were brought in. The party
consisted of six men, but thlee of them were
out OF camp and not captured. The horses
IN their POSSESSION were stolen from J.. w.
Herren and others of Clay county, Tex.
The Tewksbury investigation has been re-
sumed at Boston, and further details of
abuses at the almshouse ELECTED from the
witnesses. John +. McGovern, tanner at
Woburn. said the skin of a negro Unframed
was brought to the tannery by w. f. Nor
rison, who wanted it tanned. Morrison
said it was brought from Harvard, and that
it came originally from Tewksbury. Nor
rison claimed to be Il student. Pieces of
SKIN were shown, and Brown asked for a
bit Of it, which the governor cut off and
gave him.
While the coroner and jury were investi-
eating the lynching of Coops and Smith,
near Helena. men came out from Helena
with an attachment to serve on the stock of
one of the dead men for a debt OF about SlOo
owing to a firm in helena-principally for
whisky. 1t is understood. These men drove
Oil the dead mans cattle for debt while he
was still hanging by the neck to. a tree
about $50 yards of home.
Twelve armed tramps captured a fl eight
train on the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad at
Olympia, Ky, and ord e1ed the conductor
to take them to Lexington. The conductor
started the train, having first t%elegraphed
the situation to Mount Sterling, where of.
ficers arrested the tramps.
AT Little Rock, Ark, the United States
grand jury indicted ex-lTnited States Mar
shal J. I: Brown for forgery, perjury and
presentation of false accounts while chief
clerk under the late Marshal Tarran.
DIR. Il. l.. R. Thompson, charged with alb
orti IN, has been expelled from the New
Haven, Conn, medical association.
United States Marshal Russell o iTexas,
who falsified his accounts, will spend two
years in the convict gang.
Worcester, Mass, Edward RYAN was SEN
fenced to be hanged June IS for poisoning
his wife.
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