The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-06
Personal Rointss

Col Thomas Worthington Of Ohio died Sat
urday, the 23d. |II3.tFssSSGs
n R Williams, q witness in the Thoma
Nathan murder at New York, Is dead. II
G.. g. Barrmgto ton died Of heart disease Will,
ooking at the corpse at Q New York city funeral
Mrs. Brown Of Austin, Texas, left 800 0OO l
the will i3 Is
Gen Lees daughtssrtss; Mary a a Mildred
were present at the inaug ton Of their faith
er's statute in New Orleans Friday the 22d.
Mrs Mcclure is suing Mr. KLEIN IL sanfAn
tonic, Tex, for o., 900 damages in gettinghe
husband TO- drink three pints Of whisky on,
wager, from which he died. ri s b N.
The pope has conferred on the Hon. Edmund
Dunno, formerly chief juushce VI Arizona and
now at the head Of me SAM Antonio COLONY. ii,
title Of count, with reyersion to his male de.
scendents. ~ K a Ef
Mrs, Iathrop, wife OF Rexn N. Lathrop, diei
in Dundas Friday night, aged fifH-fiye years
She has lived in Minnessota siies 1855. ss M
Iathrop is well known Methodist Episq0pa
Clergyman Of this state s. rs 49, 4.
81 George. Hunt, Of the United states Smelling
company Of Philadelphia, which failed for
s165, O00, says that he is ruined. The property
1852 A12 AAORA4cWy- WAU fHp6CulhISl
and lost heavily. The nephew has $abscondel
Frank Lombardy, contractor on the Duluth
4 Iron Range road, left Duluth Jan. s26 for No.
gaunee, since which nothing has been heard
from him His wife believes he has been muir.
dered, as he had $500 or $500, and perhaps 81;
GOO, with him at the time Of his disappearanca
Judge e 8 WHiiAms 81 Chicago died Mon.
day, the 25th, after painful Illness 81 more
fho ~
of the heart Doc. is, While sitting Ii his Of.
hce he was suddenly attacked with severe pain
IN the region Of the heart and was Immediate.
Sly removed to his boarding house ION Iasa1le
avenue He had never been able to leave lii
bedroom from the day he Was taken home in.
Elk Gov. Samuel Price Of Lewisbnrg, viva,
died Son the 18th at his home, after HIRES days
illness, Of congestion Of the brain. Before the
rebellion he was an old line wing, but since the
war he had been2a democrat HI several times
West Virginia, IN the falsassembly Of the
old commonwealth. sHe was lieutenant goyer=
nor OF Virginia during the rebellion: president
Of the constitutional convention, eto ~, 4;
Just before the late Dr. j. Marian Sims, last
illness he dictated his life to stenos raphers..
H =. Oatman, editor of the Pittsburg Journal,
II was turned of in few weeks, and during.
it's progress Mira. Oatnan presented to het hus-
|, Land Q pair Of twin girls. One of them was
named after the eminent physician. and he
presented it with $50, and when the biography
was fnished he walked down town the night Of
his death and gave the two5a pair Of gold Iined
vases, for which Tiffany received 500. Il a
Miss Annie Carey died st Moorhead recently.
Miss Carey's parents reside! 1t Minneapolis.
where she was betrothed to q young man BY the
name Of @. L Luther, who, whom he heard 9,
tho Illness Of his intended wife, went to Moor.
head 70 watch ct her bedside On learning 0i
her death he became crazed with grief, and re.
pairing to his room he took o revolver placed
the muzzle against his head and pulled the
trigger, but the weapon missed fire, and before
ne could make another attempt upon his life
he was discovered by Mr.. Ed Jones, who by 4
man from putting an end 70 his eSistence Il /.
AZ the Wendell Phillips memorial service
Saturday night the sd inst !, Fred Douglass
made the principal speech, and, IN the course
Of his remarks, took occasion to say that Rbbert
Lincoln, like Wendell Ppillips, always resented
tndignities to the colored race, and as an illus.
traton, referred TO the recent Harvard banquet
which Lincoln declined because 81 the ALLEGED
tnault to Prot, Greener, cotorad Dr.. fLoffne
OF Massachusetts, the commission Of agricui.
ture, and one of the commit ee In charge of the
banquet, took the floor as soon as douglass
I had ceased speaking and said TINT Mr. Lincoln
did not stay; away sbecauae Nj. Greaner WIS mol
invited, but because he was detained BY bust.
ness injected; with the Sdistribution of money
to the food sufferers He further said that no
attempt had been made to prescribe Prof.
Greener on account OF his color, but that in fhe
diatribntion Of Invita- tons he had been over
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