The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
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Rsf1 onai Gossip
The Roy. VIM. ,Ruthergosd 81 Dante

The Roy. Wm. Ruth rgosd , 81 Danisll.
vile, wanted 70 pasture sn mia COW il il
aGieorgs rifin's He'll, bit George re.l
fused f1l The next Sun day bib son asked
the ipreache q daug ter IL lie might call
on her. She said as his father wonld
not pasture their COW, she didn't think
y coming in her ITO associate with
free. asE
A Washington letter says: "a lady
was much surprised recentl upon re-.
ceiying notice from her dusky cook that
she was about toleave her service il III or
derlto enter the holy state Of mat rimony.
why, said she, did mot even know.
you had an admirer oh, yes,n, fur
some time, Who is il, Mary 2, DON'T
4 you mem er, Miss Lizzie, that il Tended
asfune1 bout two weeks ago Z IT'S the
corpses husband &
The first death TO occur In the Cornell
class Of n was off d most tragic charac-
ter. The graduate was q Russian named
EDlobro luboa, who, having BEEN seized at
the order 81 the Gear in company with
a number Of other young men accused
Sof Nihilistic connec tions, 81 was ! con !,
,demned and shot with. his comrades.
His death was heroic. e,refused to
be blind folded, and even as the fatal
bullets were discharged at his breast,
he clasped the hands and cheered the
courage Of his tremb bling fellows in mis-
fortune FL 81 h !:
Col: Tom Chester, Of Louisville is
one Of the most sue cessfnl colored men,
is business way ia this country.
somet thing over 90 years ago he made
shia escape from slavery and drifted
around Harriis burg. where Simon
Cameron got hold of him Having "a
taste for learning he was literally edu-
Gated from there he went to Libera,
whore he rose among the highest in Of
feia station, being finally sent as tile
Government represen NATIVE to Russia.
From there he went h to q london and
practiced law in the Queens Court in
that city. "a short I time otter he came
to- America and is now president Of O
large railroad with head Quarters at,
LOUSY vile. ]. sss93 ;5 3 "a yi
MI Charles Russell, who, since the
retirement Of Benz amin has made per-
laps Tie largest income at the English
bal. received last year ), O0o; sir w.
aull. who tops tie phy sicians, made
$50 600; Mr.. Nj lais attained canvass to
q like figure ]. Arch the Jockey, made
$4,000 Yenny son receives $253 asline;
sOmda s. 900 Id novel; but IN thesrace
for wealth, Simms, the adramatist of
81 In the. 4 Ranks, sss atrank piece Of
stuff, cant look with contempt on; his baf-
fled pursuers, having made last year
$3.50, 000. s /.
The Emperor William o. Germany,
while promenading at Ems, was OBJ.
served tosstop aud converse 81 with 4 atran-
ger, Tho joined him in his walk, the
two chatting familiarly The curiosity
of the bystand ers became greatly * 4
cited, and their surprise became still
greater when 10 TRANSFERRED that s the
strhng erwasa Belgiang entJ eman named
Peerblo ck, who, III IS att Ostend,
saved the life u the Emperor when lie
was bathing and had ntured too far
frora.a hare to tthias fiisne thor mi
peror had been unaware of his preserv4
Eerss sname, but th cir casual meeting Re,
suited in mutual reeogn milton, and M,
Peerblock was overwhelme with the
Emperor thanks. . ssig5