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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

The supreme court Of Iowa refused
TO grant 81 divorce to d woman with q
drunken husband for the following rea-
,sons: She does not show that heelr.
ipersonal safety or even her well being
requires her TO leave him She doubt
Ilasa would have Lived more comfortably.
Al the society q 8 sober man, but she
ought to have consid ered, and doubtless,
did conaider, the discomforts Of drunk
On. husband when abe married the de-
Ifendant But, abe urged he promised
reformation before marriage. His fail
me 20 keep his rr omiise did not justify
her "a deserving him All the world
knows that such promises made BY q
drunken man are always broken. In
q few words, as she knowingly married
q drunkard she must be content to be q
;drunkard,s wife. r
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IN TERRITORIAL NEWS AND GOSSIP !, I ]
81 Th \. rlprtle, \ mountain Opening. q

KS no aAo - - sst!
81 DEyIr,a LAKE, Dak. Special Cen AZ
20. on Clements returned to Devils lake BOZ & !:
from Washing ton The 81, with 8 COPY
Of the flowing executive order:
Executive Mansion March %, 1881
it is hereby rdered that the tract OF
country in the Territory Of Dakota.
withdrawn from sale and settlement and
set apart for the use and occup ancy OF
the Turtle Mountain band Of Chippewa
Indians by executive orders dated ] Dec.
al, 1882, except townships 1862 and 1853
north, range n west, be and the same
are hereby restored to the mass Of the
public domain. CHESTER A. ARTHUR. III
virtue Of this order the Turtle
Mountain reservation is reduced by two
townships, and it opens up 415 900 acres
of valuable agricul tural and timb Der land
in the Devil, s Lake land district, includ-
ing the base Of operati lions Of the coal,
mining syndicate il the extreme western
portion, to public settl tent. There
is great Joy here over the order.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

y i announced that Prof. Cyrus Nor
ithrop Of Yale College has accepted the
Presidency Of the Minnesota State Uni
iYersity ct Minneapolis. It is also unof-
fetal i stated that his salary has been
fixed at Sc. 000; per annum none too
large, perhaps, il he aecomplishes the
work expected Of him, which is to put
q the University on = par with the best
ucationa1 institutions in the country.
This Is 9 work that cannot be done at.
once nor BY one man, but with the CO.!
operation and cordial encouragement Of
the gialatnrs and the people it may
he auspicously undertaken. ri
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

s. Railroad commissions were established
81 come 81 the States in the fifties, but
did not attract any very great share Of
public attention until along about 1871.
All the present railroad commissions are
ID existence II Ohio, Kentucky, Tennes-
zee. Alabama Georgia, illinois, Cali
fornia nnecticut, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Virginia, Vermont, South Carolina,
New Z Rhode Island, New Hnpa-
shire Missouri chigan, Minnesota,
Masaae husetts and Maine. The COM
missioners ii the various States do not
have the same power delegated to them,
' but Il i. some Of the States they have the
right 70 prescribe rules for the manage
ment Of the roads. and the power to FIX
the rates for the carrying Of freight as
we'll ms passengers. 81 a
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

The scare over the foot and mouth
disease Is snbsiding. All further agita-
hon may be referred to some sinister
motive connected with competition in,
the cattle trade between western states.
The alarming Kansas plague has been
reduced TO the prevalence Of frozen feet.
caused by perabund lance Of ergot IN
the hay eaten BY the afflicted herds. En-
got has contracted the blood vessels,
.interferad with the circulation il the
rsnitiea, and Thus made the feet
yictims to the frozen ground. All.
during the exoitement there we're re;
ttasnt assartions that The falsely alleged
jcontagio ion was arrange il the interests
,of the pending pleur 3 IN umonia bill, 5
measure asserted to be IN the interest OF
q ring inmnical TO Texas cattle.
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Record Of Cassualtes.

The residence of Capt Bresette tho well
known detective of St Paul was burned on the
night Of the 9Th. Incendiarism suspected.
B A Pensacola, Fla, fire destroyed the Mer-
chants bank and several stores and Offices in
the vicinity. Loss, s35, 600; insurance, s28, 600
"A fire at Bear Lake, Mich, destroyed eight
buildings Two children Of w. r Hopkins,
aged three and Ave years, perishedS In the
flames. Loss, $50 900 8
"A West Point, Ga special says: Four stores
two warehouses and ], 800 bales OF cotton were
consumed by fire Loss Is estimated Mt $500, e
600; insurance a100, 600. sss.S
Fire at Chatham, Va, destroyed four stores,
livery stable, the Office of the Pittsyl yania
Tribune, and the county jail Insurance, 80
600. The jail was valued at slO, 600
The large brick storsroom OF the Wabash
railroad machine shops at Moberly, Mo-, was
burned a large amount OF general supplies,
including five carloads Of aheet iron, were in
the building, all OF which were consumed. The
loss ia $50, 600 to 375 900, and embraces large,
valuable library belonging to the company.
"
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Hnggees q Yorsagn uews.s;

The msyosso Victoria, B. g. has shut the
gambling saloons. e Is
The death Of Gnataye Richter, The painter, IL
announced from Berlin =
Queen Victoria and Princesa Beatrice win
start for Darmstadt on the 18th inst 81
sJemr Ward an old pngfIist died in the
licensed victualer's asslum, London d 81
Louis Fried lander, the German archpoloeist
and pMlologis f. dead, aged seventy
Isl The British ship owners and the president
OF the board OF trade cannot compromises an the
merchant shipping bill intro duced III the house
sofconmonA 81 the lattter CA.
Bailey Harrison, TOR some time clerk ii lie.
Federal bank: ~ London Can and later of the
] firm BIT Harrison u MeTaEgerf, private bankers
ef Tilsonburg; has s&bscondsd To the United,
States Hois defau1ter 10 the extent Of $50 600
The corpseof Prof. Bachmann, Of Berne mi.
yarsHy an eminent geologist has been found
in the River Aar, near the city OF Berna The.
authorities are now making. mn Investigation to
ascertain whether the case ia one or murder of
suicide,
There has been great increase Of ernicraI
ton from Switzerland to America during the
past few weeks the semfg grants leaving every
week by thousandH for the various Northern
states ~ America. y is believed that this
Of Switzerland rs
The North German Gazette. Bismarcks,
organ Gays: BY his phyGicians' advice Bianark
renonncea control Of the AFFAIRS Of the PrussiaD
government but retains the direction Of i'm
periaf affairs. IN this capacity he occupies a
personal and nntransfsrable position d cen.
fdence towards the foreign powers Besides,
foreign affairs are free from the friction 50
great connected with hoIna matters 4;
Is revolt against Pasnell Is being organized
W the more active :of the ultra Irish Nation
alista. The originator Of the new departure IL,
Nj. James Stephens, the venerable ex-head-s
center Of the Feninn org anizstion. Mr. Etaphs
ems proposes to organize an entirely new IrisiY
| party, which will be opposed eqiaIly 10 the
| doctrines of 3hc ParneIf fetcs on the ono hand
and to the methods of the dynarnitess on flls
iIpther; and he hopes to seeure The cooperation
az THO best men u both these factions.
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The Criminal Calendar.

The store Of Il III Murfn at Sleepy Eve was
burglarized recently and some goods taken
from the store
There are reports Of immense destruction by#
the Forest Fires in the Carolinas, and many peoj
pie have been made homeless. Z
z Parker Hardin, 15s years Oh, son Of WatHar-
wounded s boy named Arthur Glove ii Frank
fort AZ N s 81 ~ e
& Ben Jenkins, druggist shot md killed his
son-in-law, Taylor Trimble, at St Paul,' Ind.
Tho shooting ia said to be tie result OF an old
feud Trimble fired first sSS
At Buffalo Lorenzo Dffmick, formerly q. the
firm Of Crosby g Dimick and largely Interest
ed in marine insurance up to- the first OF the
year, when the dim dissolved has been IT
rested charged with diyertins 4 large aInount
Of insurance funds. Bail required L. 1876, 15O
a. p. Hagen, & Granite Falls, MINI, harness
maker, attempted 10 shoot his vito, but abe
escaped jumping through u window. The
1heriR attempted to arrest Hagen, when the
hitter shot himself thrungh the body with d re-
|yolysr inticting 4 fatal wound llhs csnple
the other OF unfait lfulness
" David Wells of Scott count nj who killed
Constable Goats, at Glasgow, on the 18th ultimo,
was surrende to the anfhorit files Of that conn.
~ by his father and brother, for d reward Of
~, 900 offered for his capture, and will nse the
money III MA. deiense ne Was Iak6n 70 JACK.
sonville, as the Jail at Glasgow Ii not thought
10 be 4 sass place for him .t. n Il
Ss9 al Sprague, Wyoming, D. N. Becton was III
tally shot BY Edgar IAshbrook. The cause oi
the tragedy WINS Jealousy, growing out OF Grim
inal relations which, II Is said existed between
Becton and Mrs. Laahbrook Her husband had
The former arrested on the charge Of adultery.
While the prisoner was sitting in the court he
WAS sh0t BY Iashbrook IN the breast The
wound is Considered fatal Tho shooting pro.
dnesd intense excitsment Iashbrook Is ID
custody
lit st Paul Detective Welsh arrested George
IA DIe on q warrant sworn out Some weeks
ago by Agnes Swift Ia Duc Is conductor Of
3 construe9on train ON the Omaha road, and
has been out Of the City for some time Is
WaBf found It The house Of an engineer ngn1cd
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17
THE BAD LANDS CON BOY.
LITTLE alIssou nAKoTA.

The emil grafton Of Canadians 10 the
United States is steadily going on. The
Grand Trunk RAILROAD authorities say
that from Montreal alone twenty 1--we
families are carried away. Hosts Of
others get this side the line at other
points along the extended border line.
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Rules q tie nr:;natrala.


81 Mr. p HODGES q
was asked
DO minstrel comp anies have d series
ST rules which they are obliged to HUI
ispect q n d
Members Of our company are obliged
to- assist ii moving objects from the
stage. Only short time SINCE 4 had
occasion to discharge q man at Odena-
burg for refusing to assist in removing
the chairs after the first part n N ot very
long ago I fined one Of the principal
members in our company $50 for ap.
pearing in d state Of ntoxication on, q .; Il q.
III What becomes 81 the money after
the lines are collected RI
make d .seperate fund il, and on
Chris tmas or New y ears day enjoy an
elegant banquet in soma hotel. & sA por-
honof our last fund Of 81 so was devoted
toward paying the funeral expensessofs III
member me! Of orr com paryI. and the re-
malnder was presented to his mother ~
Tel mssomet thing abont your rules
We allow no rguments in hotels,
other than cony ersations on usual tops
les. Memb srs coming late TO rehear-
sails are fined $2 for every :oi,1ftense menu
sbers not ppearing in proper GENTLE
manly dress, with boots black etc..
for street parade, are fined So IL hey
become intoxicated at any time during
the engagement They are Obliged to-
forfeit one-half week 81 diary for the seo-
ono, and receive an imme date dis
charge for the third offense. We low
no az liquors on the stag oT in dressing
rooms under any consid era ion. Neith-
;er3 doswet tolerate playing on Instruments
!of singing at hotels or any place: ont.
side the theat tel.
a A Are the mi general strictiy d.
served r. s \
Yes, sir;; every time Y onr discipline
iils;sof the strictest hind ;and 5it mat ers y
not who the guilt party ii, tie finas
are either lierted ;ot tka person "a
cetyes his immed iates 6iscInrg q; r
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RAILROAD nun,clinRal.

It is said that Henry Willard will shortly visit
Europe in the interests of the railroads with
which he was formerly connected.
A Northern Pacific circular was issued an;
nouncing tue appointment of D. & Ford as
general claim agent, with jurisdiction extending
over all lines operated BY the company. Mr.:
Ford has heretofore. been assistant general
claim agent, succeeding G. s. Fee, when the
latter was made; chief clerk of the general
managers Office, under the Haupt administra
ton. Mr. Ford's jurisdiction has heretofore.
only extended as far west as Helena /.
The Dakota l. Great Southern has executed
mortgage covering an issue of sc, 800, 600 first
mortgage gold bonds. and provided fnnds t for
tending from the crossing Of the Fargo South
western to Bristol, on the Hastings & Dakota
The terminal points Of the road, as projected,
are Grand Forks and Sioux City, Fifty town.
sites are to be located on tho road, TO Be cons
trolled by separate company with capital
stock of 81, 000, 600 nc ;&
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Two incid that hal

Two incidents that happened tie
present session illustrate well enough;
the prevailing occup lion az Washing
Ton. young co1ored maj man 81 theolpSSi
gical student had been giyei, q posi-
ton IN the Senate wing as d reward iforS1
political services. he was bit doEns
on q tho roll al q laborer ,and duly fooE;
the oath Of Office = Later On il is WA
given g mop and instruo ted TO clean the
beautiful tile laid floors. Next day lies
re- 3IeD 2 at the work and was brought
before Serge ant- at. Canady
d " hat did you think You we're taken on
dor IS inquired Canad Only to sui
port the Gpnsttutio 4. said the colored
5theologi That's what swore to do
ana re about ~ you osig!at II ask Of
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TlHR P / Or ] TH 1 NEWS / I.
waahi ton aossi 5.

George Thatcher Of znJnb rota, MINI, who Ia
in the war department and has been ii, is rap
idly recovering f2S5 SssS 5a|s q
The senate committee on public lands has
agreed to recommend to the SENATE the confir-
nation sof Mccoy Tor tile Aberdeen land Office
BY order Of the postof ice department, the
St Paul and Fargo and the Fargo and Bismarck
mail routes are consolidated into one, to be
known as the st Paul and Bismarck Sz9$
The funeral Of Hon William H Hunt, form
erly secretary Of the navy and late minister to
st. johns Protestant Episcopal church.
1 Joseph Medill, editor Of the Chicago Tribune.
made an argument Monday before the sonata
committee and postothce and post roads in fa-
voro of the reduction of the present pound rates
on newspapers issued from the; Office Of pub
ication- His argument was to . considerable
extent repetition of the memorial to- congress
sent out from Chicago some months age,
& Several claims Of army officers for longevity
ali Of which involved the question as tothe au-
thority of the executive to reinstate an officer
after resignation or dismissal The details OF
the cases were different, but as to the general
important question involved the court decided
that the executive had not authority to rein
state an officer after his successor had been
nominated and confirmed The decision is Of
great importance to the army, az BY tia num-
Der of officers thus restored have been draw
ng pay while not legally in the service. IA
g The president has had prepared for him q
complete record of the heroic death of his
wifets father, Capt Herndon, of the United
States navy, who lost his life in 1857, while in
command Of the mail steamship Central Ameri-
ca Capt Herndon might have saved his life il
he had chosen to by taking . place in one Of
the small boats, hut he filled them with passen-
gers instead He gave his watch and ring to q
passenger, with the request that they be sent
to his wife, and after the last life boat had
left the vessel he went to his cabin and put on
his full uniform, then he came on deck again
entered the pilot house, and was seen standing
there when the vessel disapp eared beneath the
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rer !. : r, Pointn.

Edmund ABBOTT has EARNED n, COZ, 600 with
his pen.
There Is core ion 81 he story that sena-
tor Fair Of Nevada is to- remaIry the wife from
whom he was divorced last May
M g. Humphrey, sr, one Of the most respect
ed residents ct Lake Git, MINI, died Of
Bdghts disease, aged seventy five years. Z;
charges against e1-Congressman Phillips Of
Kansas resulted IN the complete exonoratlon Of
Phillips. III 81 I'D 8 Il &
. Col Casey. Of the engineer corps has gone
:. e the birthplace Of George Washington in
aWessmoreland, county, Va, to make survey
for the erection Of 3 monument authorized BY
congress- last year. .3i rs
obedience to the request of Gen. Sheridan, who
desires to conault him with reference to the
proposed increase Of the garrison at Fort SMELL
ing. He will be absent about ten days. SS
Mary Clein OF New York enters claim for
5000 against the estate Of the late William q.
Fargo She says she gave him money TO invest
in Wagner sleeping car stock; but instead, he
invested in other stock, which did not pay 81
ga95 Army and Nayay journal: The engagements
announced Of Prof Charles z. Inrned, u. s. "a.
of West Point to Miss Louisa Alexander,
daughter of Gen +. B. Alexander, %. 8. IA, 81
st Paul, and sister Of Surgeon g t. Alexan-
der, o. a a, and Mrs. I.eiber, wife of Col
Le1ner, Y. y a 80 5ss5 ~
s Crow King, one Of the most prominent chiefs
of the Sioux nation, and the first to surrender
after the Custer massacre, died Of quick con-
sumption at Standing Rock agency On the night
of the 9Th. BE was very progressive Indian
and an indefatigable worker for the welfare Of
his people He died receiving the sacrements
of the Catholic church Ar 5!94s
!. Hon. David !. Brewer, associate Justice Of
the supreme court of Kansas, rendered his RES.
ignahon to Gov Click Of Kansas, on the 8tih,
He was sworn in as United States circuit judge
OF the Eighth Judicial circuit, the oath being
administered BY Judge Foster OF the United
States district bench Judge Brewer left for;
Leavenworth, and win start for little Rock
Ark, on the 11th, where he will hold his first:
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Hleimeis On seventh street The warrant aata 3
K K Due is the father Of Agnss' sunBSrn cIIid!
me woman is ct the county hospital SICK. s IA
Due says that the statement Of Tie woman IN
regard to intercourse is correct, but he sr,p-
posed she was. 10 prostitute I'D III 4,
George MUTT q bartend erin Henry Hickman,a
saloon on Third street, Red Wing Miiln. made
q bet with Hickman on the age Of d dog H is
man won and upon demand ding the money OMAR
TEL ensued, when MUTT drew b revolver and.
attempted to shoot him. A,yo,inv maj nanosis
Frank Young, standing near them tire n Ria
arms arm around him to prevent the shooting, when
MUTT pressed the muzzles against Young s BODY
ana Hired, the ball passing into Young's groin.
ne Tell 70 the floor in q pool Of blood, while;
Mut1 eooily walked out doors and escaped in as
row boat to Wisconsin. sss 4
rs elective o, Connor returned to ST Paul VIII
keepan, the defaulfng treasurer Of jackson
comfy Ohio; whom he arrested recently On a
farm Where he was working under the name 81
keed, between Blue Grass and Walcott Iowa
keenan, came TO st Paul without reonisitinn
papers, saying that he knew his arrest would:
come IN sooner or later; The prisoner was placed
N the jail pending the arrival Of officers
Z rom 1 Cincinnati, they having autographed that
g9ey We're coming with % requisiton from Gov.
Hoadley: Keenan, eclined TO make any state!
ment 4 IN the train, however, he told 'O' Con-
nor that the amount he Wns alleged to have de.
faulted- $50, cow too large. and That she
was only short SIC, OOO. 3 He saws His bonds
men owe him 81, 900,
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in money, and q suit Of al othes! 81 IA
supposed /. ne has gone across the line
ny nlAllso g.
535 n r. Wise q Co Of Buffalo, NY,
have purchased lumber and material for
the erection az q &, 900 I hotel al Min.
newaukan, Benson county and are pro bro.
ceeding actiyely. with tha s , ct t.
Of the l same rI'' Ia
Mr.. Witcher, g solid stock raiser q
3 Fourche, says the reported NOR
tality among cattle the past fall and
:, from disease and ~ other causes
nus as.a Deen gfeatiy exaggerated that they
aa at1 ~ = thn petter since me
seesiemenS q me ne country rs
s n \, g iox res were " seen perche q
q ~. ene s1lt y g. me haystaoks "
y low lands south of Bismarck having
WHO have bs sasi ~ ~ ~ aog rye ose
that tho carcasaaa & 5aa,s !, y Ss
larea nnmhars anon u sgIas ~; i, ~, se ta
animals were killed b 81 water and floats
ing ice.
The YarmiIIion r;;vsr Aoo tad - M
Lodi bridge, SSe1 s,>s
81 . 4, ~
= amestoWn starts the years proposed
pioseMehs Win 70 2 Wy, WY hotel, an
insane asylum; e college, to be built
nnaes auspices Of the Presby terrain
cost s11 mn 81 S sonpDl ,house, 70
bnild;nos f. co.t @inn ,nnn. 49, u 80 DsioA
works eost;n - SVs So Si M ana WAFER
engineers are now making II disgra1 IN
taking elevations, etc. .5s8s'
ssa,,. ! III, 4, I, 8. !, .s :,
bora II u ~ d 81 q g: Pa ali
= re g, telegraphio adyices from
q 3 @ .aeos s..ae S,nlet = ustlce
cn1st Il 49, VIZ lola g Term q
v mnat, e faaa forks some time this his,
Judge Hudson. IS R Whoss ;st paplsnsa
Forks is embraced, has been Teanirad ti1
by overwork and consequent illness rs
s,;aa q vacation: Among the cases 81
Sn.s 3 aiaha Folss vi be the indicts
5cused 81 shooting the Ward brotbasa y, II
Chicago. IN 80 u IS
AZ sioux Falls III al ~ r. Mn hos 4 AZ
cases and there win Is 3, 4 last afty
criminal f,asas 4, al HI d;t;n, 4 10y
dockat indicates Il. tbat tiss s;a ale =
LONE one INT I,ds $50 ~ = =
thaf .ba viii nmsb = : @ LII 1.
sessions Hstt 1iss : ~ Ivy ion
Is "A . ,.,, |! Vi;
US Ihe Wyoming Stock company has
! : e e s1oy. uraYay asking that
faat an sns DE &c es!abilshed against the
4 ~ 81. S, ltoasn a1se'ase; .5 ISL
WORK OF on the Bismarck capitol viii
continue until Sept. ]. The inside I'm.
5lshlng awaits putting in the heating ap-s
para s, s .B5s5
ne grand Jnry at Swan ~ g Lake, have
!. found two indictments against Miner
\ ~ asssmpsea murd er. 3Sss
!, = AZ, iraiton, 9 prisoner got stuck IN y
asc .s s ro,g Mnioa ne was trying 70
~. a. as.a uisa' y
s man sWas severely frozen near High
more 2, 81 last week, and died from the effects
next d8Y.jTsH aS WAa infoyiino{ n,7 ~ Az
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