Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-20

ing topic at Uniontown, Pa. The excite
ment has comparatively subsidized however.
and everyone apparently is breathing n
sigh of relief, now that the last chapter
has been added to the tragedy There
were five shots fred before officer Pegg
made the arrest. The body Of Dukes WAS
removed by relatives and taken TO German
township, the home of ms mother where
he was buried Saturday in Churchill ceme-
terry.
There was storm Friday afternoon at
Aberdeen, ID. r., lasting about twenty
minutes. Considerable rain fell and a
Very little hail. No injury was done To
the crops.
The grand jury of Washington, found
another Indictment against Thomas J.
Brady.
! Frank James trial has begun at Gallutin,
/ Mo. Almost a hundred Witnesses were
summoned and good many stranger are
in the city. The best citizens are afraid
| he cannot be convicted either on the Win
ston train robbery or the killing Of Sheets
/ in the bank.
| Gen. Crook and staff arrived at Wilcox,
| Ara, June iG, and expected Col. Biddie
and Lieut.. Forsythe 10 arrive in day or
| two, with the Mexican women rescued
from the Apaches. From there the wo-
men will proceed to Tucson
! Rev Benjamin T. Jenkens Jr., killed
Rev. Lane ID. Border, president of the
! Mansfield female college at Mansfield, La,
last Saturday. Rev. Borden had seduced
young lady friend of jenkins.
A prize fight. short but terrific, was
fought June II in Collierys township,
fifteen miles from Steubenville, Ohio, be-
| tween Tom Duffy, superintendent Of the
Cherry Hill mines, and Peter Murphy, a
miner. Both men were young and
weighed about 175 pounds each. Only
five rounds were fought, but Murphy was
whipped and terribly punished. There
were 800 spectators present The affair
wound up in "A riot.
A posse of men in charge Of Sheriff Gun
ningham, captured a party of outlaws un-
der Six-shooter Jack near HALEY, Idaho.
June l6. Jack was shot and killed during
the fight in resisting capture.
S. W. Dorsey was serenaded June 18th
by the colored republican club of Wash
ington. He made brief speech in nc.
knowledgment of the courtesy.
1t is understood that general plan fol
the reduction of internal revenue lists hai
been determined upon and the question
will be fully disposed of this week.
A terrible calamity involving the death
of l7S children occurred in Sunderland
county, Dunhall, Eng, Saturday evening
An entertainment in yictoria's hall by
conjeror was attended almost altogethe
by children several thousands being in at
tendance The body Of the hall had beer
entirely cleared of occupants when som'
200 of the little ones came rushing dow
the stairs from the gallery. At the top o
the first flight of stairs was door whicl
opened only twenty inches, and thus bu
one child was permitted to pass at a time
At this point while the mass of children
were pushing forward one of them fel
and was unabled to rise owing to other
crowding. The result was that a grea
number were pushed down and tampleS
and suffocated The scene was terrible
and no effort could stop the mad rush o
affrighted children. They came on pell
NELL, though strangely without mucl
shouting and soon us we're knocked dow
and suffocated to death by others tramp
ling upon them.
In an interview at Peoria, Bishop Spald
ing corrobonted the statement that tn
archbishops Of the United States had bee
commanded to assemble at Rome mex
October to arrange a programme for
plenary council to be held in America
, The business Of the council will only per
tain TO ecclesiastical offices in this coun
/, try and not involving church affairs
Three months since Bishop Spauldin
left Rome and the above was the pontii
ical intention at the time of his departure
A hotly contested glove fight betwee
: William Keely and Charles Gilhooly wa
fought at New Haven, Conn, June Il
, Kelley punched Gilhooly into IN
consciousness, and it was twenty minut,
before he recovered. Nine rounds wei
fought.
: William II. Vanderbilt on Saturda
: drove Maud S. and Aldine over the Gen
tlemen's Driving Park New York in 2:i5
Lowering the record of 2:16a made by Fran
Works team. Edward and Swiveller
Morrissiana, N. Y, July 18th 1882.
In the star-route trial ut Washingto
, Mr.. MerTick made telling hit in Il
4 course of his remarks. touching upon
Q W. Dorsey's singularly bad memory, I
: said:
He would bury Dorsey alongside
i Rerdell; his fellow -conspiritors should
Il mourners. Over them he would erect ,
d arch, one end resting ON the grave of Do
!, sey, the other end on that OF Rerdell, Al
on the keystone of the arch should
written the epitaph: They were deligh
ful and lovely in their lives, and in dea
were not separated" And if, notwit