The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-10
arissel iianeous News s. notes


The ii Ohio penits ntiary cleared u, 900 during
March b. Ii r
THe Turtle mountain opening put 4lb, oooneV
!acfes on the market II II SsS
AZ salt CITY London Bank Of Utah tl w ys
attached for 800 0Ja
\; John Parrot pioneer California banker, n
dead ut Ban, francisco.
Tho Cincinnati trades assembly thanked the !
cowardly Fourth regiment 5;. .ia.gs
i Sing Sing prisoners earned $l9, 76S in March,
mailing Q net profit of % Ol9. S
Deaths il, the first quarter Of 1884, in New.
York, $50 !; last year, first three months,
9s s9o1.s. n IA
l Smith md Mathews sold bneShalf Of tn,
Homestake mine at Cook CITY, Mont, for $338
COO to Eastern capitalists.
William Reuner, o jeweler in the Aston house
New York, was robbed Of S1O, 600 worth Of lias
lnondsS by Joseph Rosenbanm, . clerk u
M ths double wrestling match Of Toledo spe;s::
GENTLY, Lucien Marc Christol defeated iDennis
Gallagher and! Duncan g RosS defeated andre
Emilfano Nnnez - being court m artialed 4
Cuban iortresa Many people fear BENG shot
down, as other suspected individuals have dis
appeared New bands are reported rising.
IL The Broadway Tabernacle in New York pays
81, 23S o year to keep the life Of the pastor, DIR
William Taylor, insured for $50, 600 for the!
benefit OF his family ID edition to o salary Of
GIG, 900. " ~:
Ohm Godfrey, Jr., who sh ot aud killed Alfred
Gossett colored, in New Orleans, Oct 30, 1888,
while Gosset was in charge of an officer on his
way to the court house, has received 70 life
sentence for the mnrd er Il RI
+ George, alias Bohe, ] Zones, tho colored boy
n,nrd erer convicted Of killing John Foster, col
3ofed, was hanged III the county jail yard at
EPittsbnrg in the presence of several hundred
spectators The doomed boy met his fate mn
lhlnchingly
& Tho cyclone which destroyed OakYille, Ind. !,
was. moro extensive than irst reported IN!
stead Of devastating distance Of nsmil9s II is
learned that the track extended twenty miles,
sweeping every thing before it There were
numerous other; casualties, but so far as heard;
no additional fatalities
| Since tho August gale, seven months ago,
eighteen fshing vessels hare been lost from
Gloucester, Mass, with MI their crews, which,:
together with tho men lost overheard and in
Idories, makes the record 2A9 mon lost leaving
behind, as near as can be ascertained, sixty-fve
NAuSNS anu AOa AaNllS14Ca52
Twelve moonshiners were brought into Lou
isvillc by United States deputy Marshal Camp:
bell. They are part Of . gang Of twenty one,
captured in o raid which, officsrs have lust:
completed In some cafes theE officers had
considerable trouble Id getting the cuiprits to
submit to arrest, and in one or two cases shots
were exchanged with tho meonshiners. One Of
the gang was robust, fine looking girl of
nineteen, named Tina Baker, whose father es-
,caped She was armed with rifle, and was
dressed IN q skirt, and wore aman's SLOUGH hat
& 81 The steamer Rebecca EYeringhap Capt;
George fWhitesides) zwas burned Il, the waters
edge at Fitzgerald Ianding, On the chattanoos
Ghee river, forty miles below. The fire, orig
mated in the stern Of the steamer, it is thought
from en- ELECTRIC lamp spark: The passengers
were saved, and escaped III their night clothes.
Following is a list of tho lost: Mrs, Ayen.
5Cuthbert, Go. Miss Simpson, Fort Gaines, Ia,
Julia Anderson, Chamberlain Richard Cole;
man, pant man Adolph Thomas, fireman.
"A Stephens and Randolph Singer, deck hands.
Bob Griffith, steyedore
N The most destructive fire that London has
known for years broke out on the Sd inst.
on Paternoster row, against which the entire
fire department Of the city failed to make any
Roadway for oyer four hours The fire origin
ated in the printing house of Pardon & Homes,
old :sDolly's chop houses. The house 81 Fan
del Phillips Sons, importers Of toys and
french goods, in Newgate street, the large
book y Ebindery of Smith Brother, Ivy lane, and
tho music publishing house OF B. Williams,
"a paternoster row, were completely destroyed.
Wood street fire. The favorable direction5of
the wind saved St Paul cathedral The loss
is sss5o, 900; fully insured al