The Fremont County record., 1883-04-14
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+ Judge Gresham has taken charge Of the
postofiice department
Peter Cooper leaves ssf.soo.09a /, the
Cooper Union His cstfte IS valued at 81
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Judge Lilley charges Dorsey s;1u0oa for
the latter's assault, and has sued for that
amount
-Four hundred soldiers have been sent to
the San Carlos agency, to protect the Apa-
| ches on tie reservation.
Judge Nathan Price, of Troy, Kansas,
was found dead in his Office. 1t is sus-
pected that suicide was the cause
The AtGhison, Topeka and Santa Fe will
| put on its .Thunderl5olt ? train, between
tpepae< and Kapsss cizs. ea 1gal "
/ Peter 6oopcrs flincr.f,, on sltarti,y rkst,
was largely attended, and flags ali over
New York city were displayed at half
| mast.
The San Francisco mint viii coin dollars,
half dollars, quarter and eighth dollars for
the Hawaiian government, by permission of
Secretary Folger
Joseph NJ. Stoddard, publisher, has sued
the New York Tribune for libel in charg-
ing him with literary piracy. Damages
| claimed, 81 100000.
General John Pope is seeking to recover
s26,664 from the government, claimed as
due him while serving n major general
from April 1, 1867, to October 2s 1882.
| Unusual activity is reported in the cat
| tie raising sections of Northern Louisiana
and Texas Indian territory is expected
TO be the great cattle mart this season.
The field campaign against the New
Mexican rustlers is to be rs vigorously fol-
| lowed up in the courts. 4 grand Jury has
already found 123 indictments against
them.
! At n meeting of delegates from various
Irish organizations in the United States,
held at New York on Sunday last Parnell's
peace policy was repudiated, and dynamite
endorsed.
AT the annual Conference of the Nor
mon church, at Salt Lake City, the speak
ers claimed that Providence had protected
them from the enactment of laws against
polygamy-
| Two hundred thousand dollars will be
expended this year on Fort Thornburg,
| Wyoming, Fort Colville, Washington Ter
ritory, Fort Anachucha, Arizona, and Fort
Bliss, Texas.
D. ]. Sprague, of the Calf house, Louis
/ willie, Kentucky, and William Commons,
Manager for John Mccullough, have leased
the St James, one of the finest hotels in
New York city.
Two years ago Mayor Means, of Cincin-
natl, was elected to his office through the
aid OF the temperance element. Last week,
while drunk, he attempted to shoot u pot
house Politician
England buys of Germany asd Franco
sIpl.Ji LIZ 81 gl1 Do worth of woolea goods,
equal to that which the United States buys
of foreign countries
Herr Most declares the time ripe for re-
violation, and predicts one for Europe and
America. He approves the course of the
Irish agitators in England, and declares the
Car will not be crowned
Kelley, of motor fame, is now construct
ing monster engine, to be used as loco
motive He hopes to have it finished in
time for trip from Philadelphia to New
York on the Fourth of July.
Fifty square miles of territory north of
Lincoln, Nebraska, have been swept by
flre. One woman was suffocate,f while fight
ing the flames. Numerous barns houses,
grain and hay stacks were destroyed.
Members of the Army of the Tennessee.
the Army of Virginia and the Grand Army
| of the Republic united in laying the cor
| ncr-stone of n monument to the Army of
the Tennessee, at New Orleans, last week
Keene was credited with having bought
on Saturday between l, 500 and 1000 shares
of Denver and Rio Grandc stock. The
opening of the Utah line makes the pioneer
narrow gauge profitable investment. 1t
gives room for 4 rise.
| Lotta Mignon Crabtree, the well-known
actress, will quit the stage for two years,
| which tir,N Sha will in
where she goes for medical treatment for
the restoration of her voice. which has sad
ly failed her of late.
Extensive preparations are making in
Philadelphia for the national convention
of the Land League, April 23. Parnell is
expected to be present. The Catholic Total
! Abstinence Society declines to take part.
and thus avoid politics
A young Kansas man named Henry
Boiee has bought the Austin & Campbell
| range and herd at Liberty near Las Vegas,
started in the cattle business seven years,
ago, with a capital of $500.
| Ju and Loco, Apache leaders, are report
ed in Sonora and chihuahua, and doing
/ much damage there. The Mexican troops
| are after them, and General Mckenzie is
believed to be watching the border to pre-
vent their entering Arizona or New Mexi-
CO.
Dick Liddell q notorious member of tho
Jesse James gang has been released at
Huntsville, Alabama, on his own recogni-
zance. An effort to secure this result through
the Washington authorities, to enable Lid
die to testify against Frank James, WAS u
| future.
About o'clock on Saturday, morning
last the Ende house, thrcc-story brick
hotel, at Grcenville, Texas, tell with "a
crash, hurying nearly u score of sleeping
| inmates Tho ruins then took fire. aud
| many bodies We're roasted in the debris.
Many who escaped were seriously injured.
| At the laying of the corner stone OF the
monument to the Army of the Tennessee,
which is surmountcd By statue oil Albert
Sidney Johnson, JEFF. Davis was present,
and culoSized that officer, who, he said,
died in the moment OF victory. Had no
lived half an hour longer Grant woaid have
been his prisoner.
The Tewksbury, Massachusetts, alma-
house Investigation shows that morphine
was given to children to quiet thcn, re-
sulting in their death in great numbers.