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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14
! Hlect1onuI nay Il 5KentuoEyV !. q

At Lexington, KY, ct the election on Mon
day dispute between George Stewart, Demo-
scrats and J, g. Gear, ) Republican, resulted in
Gears shooting Stewart through the head,
killing him instantly Another occurred boz
tween Jack Gleary and Dick Murphy, in which
This resulted from an old difficulty; and was
in no way the result Of the election. AT Moore
head, us KY, nm alteration "a be-
tween William Grnmbo and q. e. Price, Price
was slightly wounded, So1oman Bradley
John Martin and Allen sutton seriously hurt
Bradley, . prominent citizen, was trying to
stop q fight, when ho was shot at Enterprise,
Ky, on the same day, r. M. Grit shot two;
unknown men and received . shot In the head !;
all supposed to be fatal. 81
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14

Clifford, Sherman 4 Innas; dyestuhs Of New
York hays suspended. Preference IA 900
Their house u Ia POUCH keopala. With branch
once AZ 100 William street, thin city, They
r sen ss having fair credit With pftSi about
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14

Nailaon, the original attorney Of Miss Hill b
her suit for divorce againnt ex-senator Sharon,
After stating the reason for his withdrawal
in the MY dear wife, letter il . forgery.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14

George Sand; and The " laan Qnes-

A0OGB q EsA4aA kk0u stU0 w 013aW Au8S-i
Ss5 tions
From Recently Pnblished ettera
Ss. q think as You do, on the part
which reason and nature impose on
women. The women who pretend that
they would have time to be deputies
and to educate their children have not
educated then, Themselves !; other wise
they would know that it was iimpossi-s
bic Many excellent women, good
mothers besid are obliged, & for the
sake Of their work to confde their lit.
tie ones to & strangers; but this Is q vice
Sof . social state which OF every moment
nlisapp rehends and contradicts nature.
IA woman may be well at d given time.
by o sort Of insp hon, I'll o social and
political part; but she cannot perma.
nently except q function which depriyes3
her Of her natural mission, which Is do
mestics love. People have of Ten, said
Tint I am back in my idea Of prog.
yress, and IL ~ quite true that ID the
mat Ter Of progress and imagination can
admit ,yerything but viii the heart:
seYer change? 4 do not think 90. I see
women forever the slave Of their own
henri. 4 have often written this and i
persist III think ting it.. sss .s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14

Chicago Inter- Ocean. rs
81 Ind now, how many people did
yorl take care 81 asked the reporter
Eof the manager Of the Palmer House;
slept fol. TIL Iii lits over q. 618
people each nigh i, and q have no Doubt
we fed over {, 900 people eaeh day 4. II
Now, for the bar, Mr.. Howe; the
broad and bounti ful and thirsty bar. +
Veil eginning with Sunday, We
took in at the bar over III 600 daily. n
/ Nv hewt oil how does that COM,
pare with tie bar receipts during tie
Republican Corly ention Do the
Bourbons drink unnsualIy early and.
often
Yell, as d no. the Republicans
drank more wine and the Democrats
more straig ht stuff oyer the bar. One.
day during the Hepubl ican Conyen-
tion the receipts were 400. But
patron Of the bar depended much
upon the sessions OF the Convention.
II one occurred In the evening, for in
stance, e knocked The bottom quite
ont OF the bar business !, :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14
TIE PITa or THE NEWS
\ wan n, !, !, y, n.,,,,!

Kentuoh ans dsnounce Cong FRESHMAN Culbsrt-
some attempt OF suicide as bad Workmanship
and : reflection on Kentucky skill with the
pistol ~ I7Ss' a
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14
l me Criminal calendar.

A0
Congressman Todd rs son at Carlisle Pa, tried
70 commit suicide last week.
N At Fan Claire Willard B. Sherman, while
hooking; apples in Jackson, seniors, orchard,
was shot BY Jackson, u: IS r IS
The pretty octoroon daughter Of prof. Han
nibal, . local celebrity in New Haven, was out.
ragged BY two hackmen recently b B
F. W. Afnoux, aged seventy eight died at
Ballston Spa N. Y. from wounds inflicted BY &
highwaym in CLEVELAND, July u: ssj3
At the Ioysland camp meeting grounds,
near Cincinnati q young man was arrested for
secretly selling whisky He had twenty-tw
bottles on his person and q package in his
hands He WAS selling the STUFF for 10 cents .
drink t:E5 III rs
Charles Patters IN, . real estate dealer Of
Princeton, was shot in the shoulder "a. swede
named sarberg snapped q revolver at him.
bullet, after grazing Patterson, passed within
aniinch Of the head Of E. s. Turner and through
the ceiling. x &; PIE
Rumors have just reached Baltimore to the
effect that about dozen negroes have been
hanged in retaliation, by q gang Of Italian Ia
borers, with whom they had . bloody battle u
SoAl4syy kVt
the worst Of the first battle, Int rallied REIN
forcemants, took the negro camp BY storm and
hanged the principals Of the trouble
Enendaleii Dak The body of On unknown
man, supposed to be 81. II. Racket was found
ION the prairie, in; . small slough, about nine
miles north OF Glendale "A coroner inquest
developed the fact that he had been murdered,
and his body left where found Nothing Of
value was found, only an express receipt for .
package sant by H Hackett from MeIlette,
Dai, 70 p. seely, New Albin, Iowa.
On July suspicion III regard to q mysteri-
ous disapp earance Of . child Of NJ #stagge Of
Fort Atkinson. Via, led the city nrites TO
tnvestigate and found the child buried in the
garden coroner's jury was called, the
stomach taken ont and sent to Chicago for anal
| ysis and returned Saturday with an affidavit
signed by q leading chemist, Walter 8. Hayes
Of Rush Medical college, stating that sufficient
arsenic was found to cause death, Whereupon
MI. and Mrs stagge; were committed to The
county jail to await their trial on Aug 10 9sES
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14

.NSn A0kA pHy stciana say tneIe u no DANGER
Jsy-E res See is said to hare 4 private re-
TENS is being topograph icaIIy surveyed 81
United States parties II IS
Trinity steeple, New York, is being repaired,
the first time in twenty five years
Loans and discounts Of Irrational banks de-
creased ss3, AZ, $40 between April u and june
At Brooklyn, Mrs Harrison sues Mrz War
ing, q wealthy widow, for $50, 900 for aIienats
Ing Mr. Harrison's affections. 4
The Central Labor union ii aaid ID Iays suo..
ceedsd in forcing the Republican national COM
mittss to boy colt tho New York Tribune.
Charles Moaher, Of Troy, escaped from he
IPoughkespsis lunatic asylum and marched en-
Enthusiastically in an Odd Fellows procession be-
fore be was caught a
Twenty years ago Dick Avery, III, eccentric
III cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, put strong boz con- con-
mining s14, 900 in q bank. Last week his sister
claimed under his will People are curious
70 knowits contents. sss
y was reported in ST Louis last night that
paper Of the Excelsior 8anufa turing arnpar,.y,
The largest stove foundry ID the city. Iad gonu
% protetts but Giles Z. Filer president of tho
company most positiyely denied the rumor.
The most powerful electric light 81 ths
1 Pacific coast, and one Of the largest il tie
i world, win soon be mounted Oh the summit of
i Telegraph bill, Ban Francisco II viii Be Of
aco-candis power; and q pole 100 feet hight d
The total vote Il favor u ths CONSOLE
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14
DAKOTA NEWS I ss.NO ]
rritoriai oaiosr {

Al recent number 81 Desc pHiye America con-
iains the following yaluab artic on govern
ora Of Dakota, since the on anization Of the
territory William Jayne, 1851 Newton
5Edmunds; 1858 e6 Andrew !. Faulk 1866
John a. Burbank, 1859 John TX Penning tom
.l874-7s; illiam "A. Howard, 1873 1870. NJ c..
:Ordwsy was appointed In 1880 and his term
expired May ~ 1ss4, but he held on till the
.appointmen sof Gilbert IA Pierce, Of Illinois,
June 90 1884 the exs oyernors all survive
except Hon illiam a. 5Howard, Hhose mem-
Dry is held in the most sincere regard and
highest esteem OF any citizen Of the Terri
tory has ever Ind. He WAS great In abili
wise by the best experience, and lofty In
character as he was Arm in action. He went to-
o great community upon. the! best basis, and To-
this he gave the most disinterested service In
every relation Ex-G Gov. Edmunds remains q
citized of Yankton, d successfnl bank and
business man, and este emed in al the councilsi
sof tho people he Inns served IN several posi-
has been trusted by the government and 1ndf-
ans Ii negotiating imp prtant treaties Ex-;
Governors Faux and Penningto remain in
sYanktonE in srccessful business. Aiss
Among the Hecretaries Of the territory RI on
Edward B.. McCook, who was ASH estimated In
septemt er, 1878 4 and Hon. George 81 Hand,
who longest held that place and remains 4
citizen OF the territory, were held In high essS
steem for their services md character ;Sas is
the present incumbent, Hon. james H Taller
The chief Justices have been Philemon
Bliss, now III Missouri SAaA Bartlett, now in
Kansas; George W. French, how in Maine;
Peter g. Shannon, now resid IN Dakota, and
General a. ]. Edgerton the present incumb bent,
who was late United States Senator from the
State Of Minnesota
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-14
PERSONAL Po1nts.s

4.ts
Paul Atkinson, Macon, Ga, P2S;win marry tile
magnetic Miss Hurst rs e.
Lillian Russell, the runaway actress, has i
baby by Solomon, the Jew. S;5
Il Pat Quinn, : money maniac at Newark, N. j.,
had S1s, 1lS saved when he was sent to an asy-
itum the other day. 5i
Il Matt BigWood, eight-aeven, Of Galena was
Asailor on the Belleroph hon, and saw the sur
render; Of Napoleon to Capt Maitland
Y Ben Wade, s old home at Jefferson, Ohio, Ii
still occupied BY his venerable widow and one
of his sons, Capt HeneryP P. Wade 81 The
famous senator's little Office near by contains
II his books and papers, undisturbed
Robert 8 Finkbine, Of Iowa, has declined the
office Of inspector Of public building, to which
he was recently appointed He is at present
mperintending the construction of the state
capitol Of Iowa, and thinks It would be acting
IN bad faith to give mp his present duty before
the completion Of the work. ~. i sfs
,n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25
$50, Young Bayliss,' he said, Il hear

$50, Young Bayliss, he said, Il hear
you have had wonderful stroke of
luck with the log. ooh! he cried, en-
Enthusiastically, it's q beauty! Upon
my life. its a beauty! Will you sell it
as it stands?:'
I'll shook my head. MIR Watkins
has been good enough I answered, to
offer me five hundred and thirty, double
what gave for it, but I'd rather not
take the money, sir, if you don't
mind.'
":PoohH cried the old man, .I'n
make it seven hundred and fifty. EhP
Will you take eve hundred and
fifty%
SPY this time we had got a third
through; and leaf by leaf the pattern
had grown in diameter and richness of
design. For a moment I wavered.
Here was q chance of making E4S5
without any risk whatever. Yet still I
was 10th to part with that log, l said
to myself, after a moment 5 struggle:
sink or swim, 1 will keep it. Then
aloud: AS oon as it is all cut you
shall have it, if you like, at what you
may cons der a fair price,
II Will not trouble you with any fur
Their details beyond telling you that cut
ting after cutting aided to the value Of
my purchase, and that by the time the
great saw passed through that wood
finally Mr.. Marston had said to me: 1T
is worth every penny of fifteen hundred
pounds, and you "a have fifteen hun
dred pounds for it, if that will satisfy
YOU
81 closed with the old man there and
then, hurried out Of the yard, and, tax
ing a cab, drove straight with the news
to Jane.
"That was the beginning of my good
fortune. The next and greatest good
luck that came to me was my wife.
Since we We're married we have pros
pered beyond my most ardent hope OF
the olden time. L have always regard
ed that mahogany log as the basis OF
my fortune, the foundation of my sue
cess. 1t has helped me to the building
of this house, which out of gratitude to
it 1 have called the Log Hut. You may
have observed that among the presents
which kind friends have pouredin upon
Kate, my daughter, on this occasion,
there was non from me. 1 have kept
this story until now in order to give
point to my wedding gift. The car.
rage is at the door, but before the
young people set out, accompanied by
the good wishes Of all, l think it only
right they should know that the pres.
ent l intend for them upon the occasion
of their marriage is the Log Hut Of
Clapham."-CormhaW magazine.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25
No Kisses Allowed.

1t was ut the Northwestern Railway
Depot the other day when a number Of
young ladies stepped out of a passenger
car that had just arrived and were ar
| IDENTIFY received by a long line of wait
ing kinsfolk, lovers and friends. They
were all young and pretty, but they
shook hands With their people in the
most melancholy and subdued fashion,
gave a too lmpulsive friend a little
push. as if to ward off an unwclcome
embrace. But this was a case when
'Thc eyes speak most when the lips move
And some of the fair young things
were evidently just ready b cry. They
were ''sweet girl graduates in their gold
en- hair" and they dared not kiss
their friends On meeting them at the
depot, because it was against the rules
of the school; too public, not a proper
place. Now isn't that positively aw-
full"
"How do you stand it?' asked a Chi
cago friend Of a seminary girl.
"Oh, we don't Hre in dapots," she
said. with a merry twinkle of her eye,
'and when we get home we just make
UP for lost time.f'
$50 do We" chimed in ono girl who
had a blonde lover with her, don't we,
George?"
81 should blush," said George, and
he did.
"You.see they won't allow us to kiss
up there" said the prettiest girl in the
crowd; think it demoralizes the brake
men and conductors and passengers.
We don't care much when it only our
selves we have to practice on, but when
it comes to visitors, it pretty hard"
"Dont we make it up, though, when
we get home" echoed another of the
crowd; 1--WE just kiss and kiss again!
Oh, my!"
This piece of scholastic severity is
only eoualed by the stir which has re-
| Gently been made in this city over a
two-hours' session in one of the public
schools on the sentiment OF love as de-
fined in Longfellow's Evangeline. The
superintendent of the school came to
their defense, and the irate taxpayers.
in their educational rights, were soothed
again. It reminds me OF the time
Charles Wydham first played his ele-
CANT parlor comedies in Chicago
"Caste," ''School'' and others that will
never be forgotten. Well, if my men,
ory serves me right, one of the ques-
lions in "School'i is: "\Yhat is lovep'
and the various definitions that are
given by big and little girls are very
amusing and entertaining. To find
such salad freshness among the par
allelograms and hypothenuses is res
freshing, even if it is not educational in
q book sense Chicago Cor. Detroit
Tree Press.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25
ANY CoUsTRs. DON'T you
WIZ SEE Q"

MY CeUs1Rs. DON'T 70,
NN SEE 2"
c,orming cousin, tell me where
SSnha", 7 find one-half SO fair!
Snt me, as l taste thy lip,
wear how sweet is cousinship.
ike a sistcr2 Yes. no doubt;
S,iiI not sister out and out.
Who that ever had q sister,
rait his heart beat when he kissed her?
Who iy looking ever knew
THAT his sisters ayes we're blue?
VINO in name Of all the loves
Icts his sister pairs OF gloves?
charming cousin, still are you
sister n Il measure, too.
Nocan net as pleases us,
No one thinks it dangerous;
In k of love or of the weather,
Rnw or ride OF read together, .
Want,er where VIC will alone,
rare!css of Il c%haperon.
Snn may dan ce with mono but me-
.0nly cousins, don't YOU sec?"
Cous rs safely may forget
All the laws Of etiquette.
Charming cousin, in.your eyes
lem read a faint surprise;
Most bewitchingly they giisten
10 my nonsense as they listen;
.Whut can Harry mea 10 say?"
You may come to know some day.
lust one VOID, sweet cousin mine,
Ere we go to dress and dine:
If ever chance to WOO,
Cousin. she must be like you,
And The one who comes the nearest
10 Yourself will be the dearest;
Type of what my love must be,
Cousin, what il you are she?
Chambers Journal,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25

Statistics show that there is less
crime in the United States in proper
ton to the population than in any other
couatrT in the world CHICAGO Herald,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-25

DR.. G. L. Parmelee and Wife, Of
Hartford, Conn, expect to trayel 1000
miles this summer in a canoNs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07
The keystone wants to hear Bob

The keystone wants to hear boo
Ingersoll simply to see the famous
orator and help the Haileyites out on
paving him, but it don't propose to
take any chances on his patent right
business. which includes the shell fire
extinguisher," the s'ireproof coffin"
etc. Now there is probably not a
doubt but that Haley will be able to
satisfy him in the way of remunera-
ton for his labor, and careful read
ing of all his speeches inclines us to
the opinion that he believes the mo-
nopoly on those patented articles has
been in measure destroyed. lie
has been doing his best to destroy
some of the old absurdities Of all re-
ligions, and while people generally
do not coincide with all his views, yet
he has some sensible ideas that we
have yet failed to see the bottom sue
cessfully knocked out OF. He is like
a good many other people nova
DAYS, who don't "believe in drinking
skim milk on the earth for the sake
of butter-milk beyond the clouds. =
News Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07
WILL BE GIVEN BY
w. n. EsAVISON
JOHN VEASEY'S HALL IN
.PLACERv II,LE.
-ON--
TEX AIIaDW IIHGNe
OCTOBER 81, 1884.
Committee of Invitation.


IDAHO CTrY-John Garrecht Jr.,
Ezra Gibson, Robert Davis, Walter
Galbreaith. BANNER--Ralph Good
fife, Thos. Barry. CENTERvILlE-
John Harvard, &C. Meffert. PIONEER
Ben Wilson, Geo. Anderson. GAR
DEN VALLEY-Thos. Carrigan, James
Yuren. GRANITE CREEK-William
Connaughton, Ed. Nelson. QUARTZ
William Bullock, iona. Wal
lace. HORSESHOE BEND--Jerry Han
nihn, John Andrew Daley. PLACER
WILLIE Chas. w. Smith, Mike HALEY.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Tom J, Craig. Sam Davis, John Shilling
.,1s@A General invitation is extend
| ed.
TICKET, QNcLUDINe suppER) $500
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07
A Paying Placer Claim.

J. B. Hunt, prospector who has
been down on Snake river for little
over year, is making quite success
of his placer claim, earning an aver
age of $50 per day, with two men, or
about ST. per man per day. lie is
running but one machine--a cheap
grizzly with burlap sluices, and cleans
up between $40 and S175 worth OF
gold every three days. In June ne
cleaned up 81 400, in July $1,000 ia
August sl,2eo, and this month he has
already cleaned up over $1,000.
Mr.. Hunt will have two other ma
chimes in operation in about month,
and his cleanups thereafter will doubt
less aggregate $4,000 per month.
Mr.. Hunts claim is near Salmon
Falls Wood River Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07


John w. Keely, inventor OF the
Keely motor, has returned to Phlla-
delphia from his successful expert
ments at Sandy Hook. He says: "My
experimenting days are over. My
experiments at Sandy Hook have dem
onstrated my vaporic force as a fact.
| am now able to produce power OF
projection thrice greater than gun
powder. There is no limit to this
force. My motor will be completed
in less than two months; | will then
make public exhibitions of its powers.
| have filed caveats of all my motors
and inventions, and will have them
patented. ] am now building SOC
horsepower engine. You can say fol
me that in few weeks the public will
have the successful results Of my sew.
en- years of experimenting"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07

Seven polygamists of Apache coun-
tv, Arizona, have been indicted in the
United States Court at Prescott, and
the parties are held for trial under the
Edmunds law. Judge Howard, for
merly United States District Attor-
new Tor Utah, is the presiding Judge.
The fight on po!ygamy in that Terri
tory has begun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07

The population of Nevada is stead
lily dwindling away. The Carson Tri-
bune estimates that there are now not
more than twelve thousand voters IN
the State. In 1876 Nevada cast 49,
461 votes, and in 1880 the total vote
was 1861, Only one county has
three thousand voters, and OF all the
others only three have a voting pop
ulation in excess of thousand each.
One county is credited with two hum
dred voters only, and there are five
counties whose combined vote will
not exceed twenty hundred. Con
sidered as a State, in Presidentia
years especially; Nevada is a huge
ioke.--Sac. Bee.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07

During the three years stay at
Constantinople Of Lew Wallace he
only saw the American flag on two
vessels.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07

At Rathdrum few days since a
pet bear seized young child IN the
street, and the bear was literally cut
to pieces before he would relax his
embrace. During the struggle one
man had thumb bitten off by the
animal. When released the child
whose age and sex is not given, was
unconscious, and its injuries were Of
such nature that it was expected te
die at any moment. The father O
the child threatens to shoot the owner
of the bear on sight News Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07

Dayton Chronicle says; The east
bound Lewiston stage was attacked
by highwayman on Thursday last at
A P. NJ. and the treasury box demand
ed under the muzzle of double bar
rel shotgun. The stage was going
down hill and had the break on. The
driver threw off the break, popped
his whip and ran his team, the robber
firing two shots after him, but to do
no effect, and the robber did not get
his booty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-07
EST RAY.

Taken up on the Payette, near Banner
a light bay horse, about 7 years old, weight,
obout 1900, small white strip down the face.
Branded circle / on left ~houleer, &c on
right hip. l hereby give notice to the
awner to prove property, pay charges and
take the horse. M Gallagher.
Banner, Boise County, Idaho Aug. IL, wa.