Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-08
dsr a. Thomas Burrows, but wera granted
separate trials. During Mira. Barrows trial

HiAnaY COoK the stand aD0 MADE b COIL.
plete confession 81 the crime, giving minute
5detaila. He shot Mr.. Barrows, with the
connivance of Mrs. Barrows, and after the
death, coming oat Of the house Bisney took
Mrs. Barrows by the hand and said, You
know.What / hava done and you must not
go back on me-" She said, t'We must
both tell the same story" They then
drove back to her fathers.
a motion was made ia New York to dis.
charge the bail OF George w. Conkling ot
Reno, New, vino, March 70, last. shot and
killed Wilbur 81. Haverstick, for seducine
bis married sister, Mrs. Hannah n Uhler'
Decision reserved. +. l.. i, E--.~..
Frank James attorneys have applied fos
a change of venue in the Blue Cut train
robbery trial. A decision is expected on
the 18th of February. .-.. !. -.
Mrs. Roth of Goshen, ina, eloped with
MIR. Hersbow, and Roth followed and &C
cepted $50 a. remuneration, leaving his
wife with Hersbow. ''r "4r
The Casually Record.
The victims of the dynamite explosion d
Michipicoton river, 40 .rniles from Por
Arthur, Manitoba, arrived at thelatter place
The names are: Contractor Sidney H. Fay
his brother, j. Burheck Ray. Joseph No
'Gillie, John McDougall, Msgnus Mcclure
The explosion was caused by thsWing dyn
amite near q stove in . room adjoining
that in which the victims were. All were
instantly killed except the contractor, who
lived three hours.
All of the scenery and greet deal of thu
property of the DenverAcsdezny of Music
was destroyed by fire. The st. Paul Fire
and Marine insurance company ia interested
to the amount Of 81, 500.
The wife and little daughter of Morgan
Martin, farmer living near Galliopolis
Ohio, were burned to death in their dwell
ing.
Col. A. W. Sheldon, associate Justice O
Arizona, native OF Granville, Chic, diet
suddenly at the Palace hotel, San Francisco
From the Old World.
The prince OF Wales started on his re-
turn from Bristol to London on the 3lst.
large crowd assembled at the station to wit
ness his departure and cheered him enthu
siastically. The Bristol police, warned
the prince not to walk on the suspe.
come to harm. A train from London to Bris
tel, upon which it was hnown that Fen
Ian was travelling, was watched along the
entire route by detectives. The MAYOR Of
Bristol has received letters threatening the
death Of the royal family. A farmer who
purchased gun with the avowed intention
of shooting the prince, and who was arrest
ed here, on the Goth, has been sent to al
asylum.
The Turkish ambassador to Great Britain
informs the British secretary Of foreign af
fairs that the porte is preparing d note to
the powers insisting VI on retention OF Sou
dan as an integral part of Egypt under tht
sui tan's suzerainty, and stating that thu
porte desires the Saudan question referred
to conference Of foreign ambassadors IL
london or Constantinsple.
Herr Ellinger, a well-known sportsman
of Vienna, committed suicide at Mont,
Carlo owing to losses at the gambling table
The pope has given private audience to
prominent members OF the society for thu
suppression of gaming tables at Monte Car
10, as there is a powerful novenaen to sup
press the tables.
Alexande. Trimble, the Texan arrested
by state rangers, charged with being one O
the leaders in the Mexican National train
robbery last November, and who was
broaghtto San Antonio by the United States
marshal, was released by order of Secretary
Frelinghuysen.
P. W. Thomas & Son, London brokers'
failed the 3lst inst. Liabilities $s35J600
They have been declared defaulters. They
were carrying a large speculative accounts
Grand Trunk, Mexican and other ordinary
accounts. One member has absconded.
The earl of Huntington gave dinner re-
Gently at the Arlington hotel, in Washing,
ton, in honor OF Thomas Mast. The ear
has gone to Texas to buy 100000 aeres o.
land.
A conAagation at Laurvig, Norway, de-
stroyed sixty.two dwellings. causing loss
OF ESQ. 900.