Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-05-30
THE NEWS.

MIS- Ann Eliza Young, OF Mormon fame,
nineteenth wife Of Brigham Young, was
married last week in Lodi, o., to Mr.
Moses r. Denning, prominent banker OF
Manistee, Mich. The ceremony was per-
formed ut the residence Of Dr. A. f. Elliott.
The Rev. Z. A. Stone, Of Gallon, o.. off,
ciated. Mrs. Youngs son witnessed the
ceremony. There were q large number OF
guests present.
John Behan, Of Dublin, and correspond
ent Of the Irish World, Of New York, for
the West Glare district, has been arrested
on charge of intimidating the driver OF
mail wagon, whom he called spy and
informer.
The steamship strasburg from Bremen
encountered n severe gale on the 23d dur
ing which the fore top sail broke and fell,
killing George Krominger, aged years,
and James Janson, aged l6, and knocking
overheard and drowning Martin Schmidt.
The Irishmen of Galveston, Texas. are
raising funds for the widows and children
Of the Phoenix Park murderers, s7G0 has
already been subscribed.
With slight notifications, the French
Chamber of the Deputies has adopted the
American postal service regulations.
Pierre is to have Catholic Church in
the near future.
Great activity has prevailed in mining
shares in San Francisco for a few days,
and knowing ones assert that big deal is
impending.
Fifty men OF the Macon (Ga.) volun-
teers, organized in 1928, will leave their
native city June 10th to visit several West
ern cities.
Harvey Corl, young man, fell back
ward upon a log saw at Carrolton, Mich.
Tuesday, and was cut in two, both sec
tions Of his body falling in different di-
rections.
Ed Cox, an insane man, recently grew
sick at Burnside Station, Iowa, and after u
while apparently expired. After twelve
hours he regained consciousness sufficient
ly to disapprove Of being sent to the Inde-
pcndcnce Insane Asylum.
The London Times correspondent a,
Sipitiasburg says there are rumors that q
rupture between France and China is i'm
minent.
Bismarck special says q boiler in the
brickyard of BY 4 Cranberry exploded
Saturday, instantly killing Jno. Hasson,
fireman, and Jos. Butler, crpenter, and
fatally injuring Danl L. Lyons. Two
Others were slightly injured. Damages
$4,000.
Kearney, Neb., special says: The
Platte river is the highest ever known
The approaches to the bridge have been
washed away and communication with the
South Platte country is entirely cut of
Houses near the river are filling with tho
water, and heavy rain is still falling.
During fierce wind and rain storm
Friday at Beloit, Wis, q number of live
fish, one of them weighing pound
we're dropped in the business streets and
hailstones which were four inches in cir
cumference fell. Many windows were
broken.
James Carey. the Dublin informer, ha,
been released and the guard about hi,
house doubled. He declares he will re.
main in Dublin and prosecute those of hi:
tenants who have refused to pay rem
since he turned informer. This govern.
ment reward for the detection of the Phe'
nix park assassins is to be distributed
among the informers.
Reports from halfbreed settlements Al
Neche, Oak, show the ravages of small
pox on a rapid increase. Ten persons
have died recently from the plague ant
it is impossible to state how many case'
are in existence. Efforts are being mad,
to prevent the further spread of the dis
ease.