Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-04

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forever behind the bars.
Peaches have ripened at Madison, Ind
Another cargo of opium, on which tn.
duties were s17a,o 600, has been landed a
San Francisco.
Wheat spectators Of Indianapolis are
said to have sent to Chicago within weel
margins amounting TO $3.50, 900.
Nearly eight hundred Ameriesn student.
have left Catholic colleges in Montreal fol
their homes. The greater number are
preparing for the priesthood.
The comptroller of New York refused tc
pay the regular rate for advertising in The
Herald, and a jury gave James Gordon
Bennett the full amount claimed.
One thousand employees OF the steel
works at Bethiehem5 Pa, have struck for
an increose Of wages, to equalize their
pay with that Of other mills in the same
region.
DIR. Hathaway, the Philadelphia abortion
ist, in whose cellar were found the skele-
tons Of twenty infants, has been fined $500
and sentenced to seven years in the peni-
tentiary.
The saloon-keepers Of Cincinnati, ON
learning that the Scott law had been pro-
nounced constitutional. made haste to
take out certificates. Over $4,000 was
paid IN within tive days.
AT Lampasas, Texas, Mrs. C. II. Ross, a
morphine-eater. shot herself dead in bed.
Her husband heard the report Of the re-
volver and instantly followed her example,
dying beside her corpse.
, Bonds to the face value of SlO0, 900. 600
were cancelled at the treasury department,
by fifteen persons and five machines, and
are now ready to be ground up. Nearly
one-third OF the amount was in 4 per cent
A dispute over land boundary at Col
linsville, Alabama, was appealed to the
shotgun. A. b. Hall killed Bob Mullens
and fatally wounded John Mullens. The
latter had sufficient strength left TO dis-
patch Hall and his father.
In Judge Edwards courtroom in 81.
Louis, Eber Peacock gave the lie 10 the
opposing counsel. CAaxiss. A, L.orins. The
parties met soon after In the library,
where Loring blaeked his antagonists eve
until il suffered for a Gordon Of raw beef.
A negro named Douelass. one of party
which assaulted white woman, was taken
from Jail at Jefferson, Tex, by $50 horse
men and hanged TO tree on the outskirts
of town, fonr bullets being put through
his head to make death reasonable GER
tainty. His accomplice had been lynched
the day previous.
Collector Robertson, OF New York, asked
from Secretary Folger instructions as to
the assisted emignnts at Castle Garden.
He was ordered TO obtain decision by
the immigration commissioners as to
whether or not the new ARRIVALS are able TO
support themselves. II helpless, the
paupers are to be put back ON board the
vessel which brought them over; il not,
they are to be allowed to go where they
please.
During a fire in the ware house Of J. H.
Ashdown Mt winnepeg. Saturday evening,
a number Of kegs of powder exploded.
tearing buildings to spiintcrs, iniaring 90
persons more or less, and smashing win
dows IN hundred of the principal bust
ness houses to atoms
River fell eight inches Saturday. Near
u all the sidewalks at st. Louis along the
river front are again visible. Business has
been resumed in most stores along the
levee. Water on the bottom lands north
Of East st. Louis is not filling so rapidly
as was expected.
A Bismarck special says: Real estate
business here is dull. Building is not
very active. Commissioner DeLong is the
only representative Of the commission
here. Shrewd townsite boomers hauled
lumber after night so boom little town
near here, fearing others will boom near
and injure them. Aman without q scheme
or n town site is hard 10 find The entire
is expected by next week to
begin work.
The ladies' of several towns in the Terri
tory are intending to present their local
to the statehood convention
with flags Of their own manufacture. They
will probably vary greatly in design, some
bearing notices and coats Of arms.
A cyclone passed over Elberton, Geor-
gis, Sunday evening, killing BynAn Bell,
and blowing down sixteen build
ings, including three churches.
The clearing house reports Tor the week
ending June % from twenty. six leading
clearing houses In the United States show
a total clearing Of 81 ,O09, ,o0s, ,9i3, being a
decrease of $40 per cent as compared
with last year at the same period.
The Mark Lane Express, in it's review Of
the British grain trade the past week,
says Trade in native wheat was very bad
and prices unaltered. The supply is small
Flour was very dull. Foreign wheat was
very inanimste. Barley was 3 pence to 6
pence cheaper. There were seventeen ar
rivals and four sales, ffteen cargoes with
drawn and four remained. For wheat
careoes on passage or for shipment there
was scarcely any inquiry. The sale OF
English wheat during the week were a.
s0s, quarters at f1s Sd per quarter. against
q, ,sso quarters at 49s lid for the CORES
pondins week last rear.
The lard failure Of McGeoch, Evering-
ham 4 Co., grows worse and worse as the
actual state Of affairs h developed. II was
hrst put st sl,oco,o00, then s2.500, 600.
Three days ego j. r. Berseley. receiver Of
the hrm. said the liabilities would exceed
eS,0oo.000. In m interview Monday night
he said the liabilities are over $4,000, 900.
OF this sum about a 600, 600 n due Chiua-