The Fremont County record., 1883-03-10
DoNEsrIo NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Smallpox still RACES in New Mexico.
Maine has again adopted capital punish-
| mcnt
Secretary Folgcr has recovered from his
illness
James Gilfllan, treasurer of the United
States, has resigned.
Another band Of aRustlers" has been
taken in New Mexico.
An Irish indignation meeting was held
in Washington last Monday night.
The Arkansas Legislature has just de-
feated bill reducing railroad fares.
The Las Vegas district court opened
Monday, with 325 cases on the docket
Round trip tickets from New York to tho
sEnta Fe exposition win b sold for $50.
Carver and Borgardus arranged third
match, to be shot at St Louis yesterday.
Congress refused to allow Charles Reed
any compensation for defending Guiteau.
The Passion Play cases have been taken
70 the court of appeals for final decision.
Between 500 and 600 men, employed in
the Springfield, Illinois, rolling mills are
on . strike.
The law to reduce internal revenue tax
atiou will save the bankers . tax of 81 ,OOO,-
900 month.
The lower house of the Kansas legisla-
turo has passed law declaring void all
gambling bets
Secretary Folger has given instructions
to have inserted the word cents upon
the new nickel
A joint resolution calling for q constitu-
tional convention was defeated in the
Kansas legislature.
The St Augustine Normal School, at
Raleigh, North Carolina, was destroyed by
fire ON Wednesday.
The management Of the Utica insane
asylum are accused of gross immortality to
the female inmates.
B. B. Pritchard, of Washington, pension
and patent attorney, has been placed on
the postal fraud list.
Pacific coast wheat looks better than was
anticipated There is also larger acreage
than in former years
The thermometer Mt Fort Fairfield,
Maine, on Tuesday morning, registered
forty degrees below zero.
The Evans artificial leather manufsctur-
ing establishment, ut Salem, New Hamp-
shire, burned; loss, $4,000.
The backbone of the Creek Indian revo-
luton in the Indian territory has been
broken by the arrest Of the ringleaders.
The iron masters at Pittsburg, inter
viewed, say the effect of the new tariff bill
will be q necessary reduction in wages and
board.
Sexton beat vignaux, and vignaux de-
feated DAILY, In exhibition games ut the
New York press club rooms, on Wednesday
evening.
Acting Governor Boynton, of Georgia,
designated Thursday as q Stephens menu
oria, day. and services were held through
ont Georgia.
Elliott, the dead prize fighter, will be
buried at New York tomorrow. A wake
was held over his body from Wednesday
until to-day.
A Louisville newsboy, 13 years old, was
arrested Monday, on charge of outrage on
. 5-year-old girl. Conviction means death
in Kentucky.
The trades unions of Albany, Troy and
Cohoes, New York, last night united in a
grand demonstration against convict labor
in the state psisonsl
The inquest into the cause of the death
of James Elliott was postponed until yes
terday afternoon, in order that Jere Dunn
might be able to attend.
Hon. James 8. Boynton. president of the
Georgia senate, was ON Monday sworn in
as governor. He has ordered . gubernato-
rial election for April "a.
SVNctnoE SEittenueu has paluOned Ss6r-
encc Hite, another member Of the James
gang, guilty of train robbery, and sent up
last year for twenty-five years.
Wiggirs' storm struck the Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick coasts ON Thursday
Terrific gales, heavy SHOWS railroad block
AIDES, and great loss to shipping.
Mrs. Morris, claiming to be correspond
ent of the Denver News, shook the dust of
Silver City, New Mexico, from of her feet
leaving her creditors behind her.
Ida II. Hasmen, three feet, and Robert
II. Huzxard, three feet three inches, were
married on the stage of the Brooklyn mu-
scum, in which they were attractions.
The Lower Mississippi is as high Us lsst
year; is breaking lcyees, and playing havoc
with plantations People have all week
been fleeing to high ground for safety.
The late Alexander II. Stephens was
buried on Thursday. The city of Atlanta
was draped in mourning, and the funeral
cortege the largest ever seen in Georgia.
The two-ccnt stamp will not be required
on checks after July I. Stamps now IN cir
culation win be rcdecmable for three years
from tho time of their purchase from the
government
The president of the Oklahoma COLONY
has returned to Kansas City, end says
others are coming back. He says Payne
and his followers are in camp ut Arkan-
sas City, and contemplate another raid
The body Of Henry Seybert was creras-
ted ut Washington, Pennsylvania, Wcdnes-
day. The decreased bcqueathed an estate
Of 81 $4,000 toward the founding and srp-
port of charitable and educational institn-
tions.
The Tariff bill, ~ printed IN the Con-
gressionAl Record, il is claimed, wns full OF
typographical errors, and that when it Is
printed correctly IL win be found to be
more favorable 70 the iron interests than is
now supposcd.
FOREIGN NEWS.
J. D. Green, author Of the History OF
England ia dead.
4 terrific storm h.s for several days pre-