Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-05-23
THE NEWS.

| "A STORM OF extraordinary violence pre-
vailed on Lake Michigan Sunday and a
number OF sail vessels bound. for Chicago
We're wrecked, still as yet the extent OF
disaster is only partially known. The two
mast vessel Jennie Lynn, was capsized
and her cargo of lumber. She was bound
for Chicago from Muskenn. John Ander-
sok, Capt. l.. Peterson, A. Helgerson and
many others Were drowned.
Oh the bitter cold spring ains of Dako-
tn! Oh, but read about the balmy weather
business going Oh in central Ohio, nearly
500 miles south of Hand county--in yes
terdays dispatches.
Lima O.,-Twelve inches of snow
Trees are breaking. O..
Belle Fountaine 0.,---Four inches of
snow. Thermometer 81.
Marysville O.,-Blinding snow storm
since forenoon.
Toledo O.,-Snow commenced falling
at noon to-day and at 3 p. m. is still snow
ing hard, with about three inches on the
ground
Cincinnati O.,-Rain commenced here
Saturday night with thunder shower
and has continued every since with short
interm;Ssions and at IL a. IN. snow FELL
mixed with rain, but did not lie on roofs
and trees, till after dark, and then only
slightly, At o'clock tonight the ther-
mometor stood 81. Snow and rain contin-
ue ~ ten to night with no signs of abate-
ment.
Schooner Mary Ellen Cook went ashore
on Broakwater, but the crew were all
saved 10y tug except boy named Frank
Miller, who was drowned.
The third ward Land League of Chica-
go Sunday denounced the action of the
Pope. Patrick Meledy, Patrick Egan, ex-
treasurer of the Irish Land League and
Walsh were severe in denouncing the
Pope's circular.
Yellow fever has appeared in Brown
vile, Texas. sailor died of this disease
Friday.
The Chicago & Rock Island Ry has Civ
en- notice of its withdrawal fIom the Iowa
Pool on passenger business.
The democratic convention at Louis
vile Friday re-nominated by acclamation
GenI Fayette Hewitt, auditor; James W.
Tail, treasurer: J. Despa, re-nominated,
supt. public instruction.
The steamer Granite State was de-
stroyed Friday morning at Good Speed
landing, forty miles below Hartford. The
flames spread so rapidly that nothing could
be saved. Five lives are known to be lost
and Mrs Il. c. L. Maine of New Haven
was drowned.
The papal circular is severely criticized
in Ireland. Healy, a member Of parlia-
ment, in sending subscriptions to the Par
nell fund says: ireland will neither take
religion from Enington nor gratitude
from old Rome"
An officer of the Erucian guards was re-
Gently arrested on suspiscion of being en-
gagged in revolution and was submitted to
a very close examination. He mentioned
the names of several officers Of the guards
who belong to revolutionary club. The
Gar, upon hearing this, declined to post
pone the date Of coronation but Was dis
suaded. Several officers have been arrest
ed.
Daniel Curley, the second man convict
Cd of the murder Of Cavendish and Burke.
was hanged at Kilmainham May IL. The
Jail was guarded by similar force as on
the day Of Brady's execution. The same
priest who attended him offered mass. He
walked to the scaffold with little assist
ance and seemed resigned and declined to
make any statement. Death was insta n.
taneous. In letter to his wife he said
Il will take my secret to the grave with
me and leave those who have their free
dom to enjoy it. l will die in peace for
giving my enemies.
The sheriff of Bozeman, Mont, received
telegram Sunday night from Gallatin
City stating that a riot had occurred
among the laborers on the Northern Pa.
citic railroad. and that the town was in the
hands of mob. Sheriff Blakely and posse
we're warned at once and on arriving al
Gallatin City surrounded it, compelling al
TO thow up their hands. The leaders
were arrested and thrown into Jail.
The Boston and Montreal express leaving
Boston at a. m, via the Lowell and Cen.
tral Vermont road was derailed at East
Granville by a misplaced switch. The en-.
gine, mail, baggage and two freight cars
were wrecked. Thomas Buck, the engin-
eer, was badly injured. Miss Lucis
| spaulding, who was standing on the plat
form, was thrown through the side Of the
depot building and cannot recover The
mail and baggage men were somewha
bruised and the depot was badly wrecked
A number Of passengers we're seriousl,
hurt.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
milroad has given notice of its withdraw
from the Iowa pool, so far as passenger
! business is concerned. The reason giveI
for this step is that the pool as now ar
ranged, is simply dead letter, as il can
not be carried out so long as the Milwau
kee md st. Paul refuses to join.
The secretary Of the interior has decid
ed adversely upon the application Of tn
Northern Pacific railroad company to with
draw ffom settlement and entry of the in
demnity lands lying tweny miles or NOR
beyond the original alternate section
grained in their charter, but approves tn
action of the commissioner of the land Of