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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-11
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Elocution and Shorthand.
MISS JENNIE sPAux, OF CHICAGO

Is prepared to give lessons in Elocution and
Shorthand Writing, the former by Professor Ly-
Inan . method and the latter by either Graham
33I Spring street. jel7 Ina
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Death Of PAM I. I t 1, a t,.a,n &, s

{ New York Special: Frank Chanfrau died
Oct he never recovered CONSEQUENCES
alter the stroke of apoplexy with which he, was
stricken last evening while at dinner. The
previous night he forgot his Lines for the mo.
ment and seemed dazed for .. few seconds, bni
recovered himself and finished the perform.
ance He was deeply moved by the news 81
McCuHongh's misfortune, but went to re.
;heatsnl,I and showed mo further signs Of III.
ness until the shock, after which he never
spoke He fingered on through the night with.
out any sign other than that he was still living
and died so quickly that no one knew the exaoi
hour at which he breathed his last b
3 Mr. Chanfrau ,wRss one tpf the few Remaining
old-dmers on the stage who had his training
under the stock company system and worked
himself up from the: lowest, rounds Of the pro.
afession, playing everything that came to his
hand whether it was tragedy. comedy q
farce Hewas at the time OF, his death nbnnt
sixty years old His first hit was made in 3,4g
while playing general utility at the old ;Bowery
;theater, New York, in the part of; Nose, the
firemen Of those days were mostly toughs,
butcher boys wao wore fancy suspendersi with
initials worked by their girls, rolled up their
trousers and cheWed enormous amounts Of
tobacco. Like Iemait1e with Robert Mocaire
Chanfrau resolved to win fame by OVERRIDING
tho part, appearing IN the most exaggerated
suspenders and signaling his arrival upon the
stage by ejectmg q torrent of tobacco juice
from hia mouth i caught the boys. and ha
became the pet OF The Bowery forthwith.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
!! Large Majority Predicted.

Chicago Special. Joseph B. McCullaugh Of
St Louis has returned from a visit to New
York 81 met Blaine before he started on his
westerntrip, said the editor, sand 7 told him
my opinion about Ohio. It was that the state
is republican by $4,000 majority, and if all the
republicans could be got to the polls in October
it would be carried by them by that number Of
votes. There is no doubtsat all about their
carrying it The only question is as to their
majority. The degree Of the momentum given
the campaign by the Ohio result will depend
on this majority. 1t will carry the state by
%, 1000, nothing can prevent Blaines election.
+ the state should SO democratic, we are
whipped There would be no sort Of question,
if the democrats carried Ohio, of their national
success. don't think the republicans are
making any particular; effort to carry. Indiana
We oonoede that TO- the democrats. Four years
ago we carried 1t at an immense outlay. This
year we don't want it if We get New York and
hold our strength in the Northern states which
have usually gone republican" G.iss : ~ y
Can you carry New York;" @ $3;aa 5ss
."if Ohio republican majority there is no
doubt about it / s q 4 r.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09

pie knew better. Now the Democratic party
Is tryingt the same thing again, Ethinks the
choice and Judgment OF the Republican party
should count for somethingEk in determining
the character of Preside entail candidate Ap-,
= agree with the Boston Daily Advertiser,
which declared, when these things were fresh.
in1S76s that the men who were pursuing James
G. Blaine were the vilest set Of political assas-.
sins that ever disgraeed this Or any other eoanz
{ that sentiment now, notwit Outstanding any recent
accession to- their number: langhterl 4, 3
In closing, Mr.. Hoar said: think that the
Union, is safer with the men who saved it than;
with those who sought to destroy it think
liberty and equality are better assured the;
hands! Of :the men who abolished slavery than
inthe hands Of men who tried TO prese rye it
man, thatithe comfort and dignity Of the work
man home; ARE bettersoff in tie charge oi the
men whofsachio7ed the Independence Of Amer.
loan manufactures and who have builtup these
mighty industries, than they are in the hands
of the men who have been striving to pull down
those industries and to put them under the heel
of England Applause. NJ i4T,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
General News Items. I.

Z The failures of the week numbered 1ss
against POI the week preceding. 81
Ma1lon and tRourke, foundry, Of New York
city, made an assignment u The assets arc not
know, but estimated at over 800 COZ 3ylfs,
Breed \ Edwards, pillow manufacturers Of
Pittsburg,, have made. an assignment Liabili-
ytes,1 700 and nominal assets 500, 000.
n P: Lears Matthews; proprietor Of the MeLean,
Furniture company, EofS LawrencebIrg, Ind !,
has assigned Liabilities 800 900; assets %
Schedules in the assignment of Henry s.
Burger, Richard ". Hnrlburt and Cyrus a
Healy, surviving members II Burger, 'Huri-
burt 8 Liymsstoa, New5 York sugar reHners,
show Liabilities 3l50, 600; nominal assets,
1926 600 actual assets $3.50, COG!
The grocery firm Of Flasher & McEachern,
Eau Claire, made an aasig nment recently. Liza
bllities S25 900; assets, sS6 GOO. The principal
creditors are Gray, Burt& KiDgman, Ghicago,
and the Eau Claire Grocery company. Cause,
slow collections and depression in bnsinesa
IS Montreal Special: Globe nsIy, father 81 The
daughter who followed; her own inclinations
in marrying McDonald, expressed his sinten-
ton OF disposing of his effects and proceeding
I TO England to dive The young couple have
not returned and mo tidings have been received
Of their destination or honey Gil
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Foreign Flashes.

l n = +.
n The latet Baroness Lionel Nathan de Roths.
childIsft By her will about $500, 900 to various
charities. 81 d. M
During the; prefor nance Of ssfinaforep in 4
Dublin theater, the song seHe isS AN English
nras was drowned m hissea
The Irish farmers bosycotted The Bessbor-
ough Agricultural fair at Piltown, ii the county
OF, Waterford, recently, because Lord Bessbors
ough, the promoter, has been too Jealous in
carryng out the dates Of Dublin castle. II
WIS asfailure. 81
II Is reported that Prince eB1ismarck has
actually proposed i renewal fof THO london
conference to finally settle tho Egyptian; ffian4
dial question and has Suggested f6at tbo con-
sferense meet In Berlin before the end sof Octo-
Der. The iden meets with increasing favor
among French politicians "
Il Society circles il ondon were shocked and
hprriAed gnsaday by the discovery that Sir
James Iumsden Seton had coInnai ttsd suicide.
Sir James waA ono Of tho richest baro1iets 1T
Scotland was forty years old and inherited
his title and estates from his father, No rea-
BON - known foT his action. s5i: ss al
sPhe grand jury At Barrie, Ont. returned :
true bill for murder agalnst sDr. Crosse, the
ghieag dyhaniser who shot q man named
Hamilton in ahonse 8f i'll fasis at orillis some
guilty The fiai WIS post Don Until liz
spring owing ios tfia nhBence f1f impor.
fant witness es In tic sta tas
Adyicea from Adelaide. south Australia,
STATES tlst the Duke Of Manchester has st4rted
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09

Ger tain EMF Blaine did what was meet aI ~
proper under The re SsteEgsa
to Great Britain. Mr.. Lowell acted though
Sfardiiy, ION Mr. Blaine's Instructions !, y.
.Now,Sit must be remembered IN . Ssh,sa
as "a British subject in Ireland, ,by
holding Office re has l held ths sa@s s Sc
the Dunfanaehy union, Donegal, Ireland, and
only few months ago he was defendant in ne
British court at Londonderry, Ireland, g. inc
candidate for parliament II elected, he would
have totake an oath Of allegiance TO- Queen Queen
Victoria, though when he became an american I.
citizen lie foreswore allegiance 70 that per-
4 What would American citizens think Of .
man, an Irishman, or an Englishman, Or
sscotchman, for instance, who, after accepting
the Office Of alderman, county commissioner !.
American law, claim British protection? Nc
Sweeney, the Donegal poor-law guardian, claim. !.
ing American protection, is parallel case Is It
Annkp
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09

Blgamy Is e crime very much more
common Pc q among men than among WON
sen but, occasionally there, is "a female
.bigamiat with a long record Of, matrimo-
MAJ periences. A late trial in New
York has Attracted q good deal Of at
gtention A woman who now calls hers
self annie p w gilmore, was arrested
some time ago for bigainy in marrying
q man named Halves, whom she was be.
9iisxed know was already married.
Her trial TASTED several days, and
tfiengh HAYES turned states evidence
'ais was trump hantly acquitted. In
Tho course 81 the trial it came ont that
Che woman, who IS not old BY any
lneans, had at various times in her ca
req. and at various places compris-
ing about half Of the states ST the Union,
been Mrs Gentles. Mrs. Wallingford,
Mrs. Collier Mrs Tiffany, Mrs. Red
shefer Mrs Baukert, Mrs. Hooper,
Mrs. Peacock and finally Mrs. HAYES.
From AZ 81 these varied marital obliga-
t 70, i except the last, she had been
fr i, ssi by diyorce, usually applied 70,
and ID g obtained within = few months after
the ceremony. Of marriage. She always
managed 70 have e good case, and her
husband IS do not app ear, TO have thrown
imped iment in the way of he,
fullest Liberty ,3s!s: t Il Is
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
shooksns Fanatioas,m IN rennsylvania

Shocking Fanatioism IN irennsylvanla.
L Erie, Pa, Special Telegram. The failure
Of the Erie. County Savings bank developed q
distressing case Of insanity which came nigh
terminating with . sacrifice Of life. Leo
and Frapcesca sohreck, young Bava-
riani couple had their all in the defunct
bank During their, distress. that foil owed
the failure Sof the bank, former friend,
John FlickTof Bavaria, came with story
that Schr9ck had committed q crime in the
old country and he had been sent to impose
. penance. A season of fasting and prayer
resulted in q united purpose to bury ali theiI
household goods in Z a grave, and then at 9
O'Clock to Icrncify schrnck. When found
BY the officers they had carried j out
the first part Of the programme and; had
schrnok stripped ready Tor the sacrifice
Both Nh. md Mrs, schroeck are in Jail and
Flick lis at large The Indignation is renewed
against the Erie bank officers On account Of
this affair, y was found that the people in
tended TO enact the death Of Christ to be
followed BY the killing of children to repre-
sent Herod's slaughter 81 innocenta. Is ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Miscellaueous Teiegraans.

w = 616& III
( Iceland was swept BY; q disastrous hurTiean
Sept III
John Lyons Of Marquette county, Mich,
wslked or the dock and slip If Duluth, and
drowned n rs
& The duke q Gambridg s reviewed til, cavalry
at Dublin Thursday. He made j private visii
to Cardinal Nc Cabe aud then started Tor Bel.
fast where e loyal recept ton Was given him
It is stated that the United States ID jths
commercial negociations in Madrid offered to
reduce the duties on sugar and raw. tobacco
imported from Cuba iii return for reduced
Cuban; duties on American cereals. The ques-
tion pf tariffs is still lude cided. !lf3
perinenta were made At Thezia, 1taly, Win
y hundred ton; grn. rs charge Of powder
Weighing $50 pounds was fired, and the pro-.
jectiIe penetrated a schneid der armor plate 81
hammered steel, compound ct1innaell and com.
pound brown plate The Schneider plate was
broken into three, the brown into four aud tils
scrmnell plate into aix pieces. 81
q Capt Barton, The arctic traveller, writes the
academy that he feels seandalizsd AZ the phi
ings 81 the English press over the gallant but
nifor tunate Greely IL expedition I'M 10 says;
Tile silly charge Of sDannibaIi an, seens I'd
have provoked the outburst Ho says that iii
t1slsm'S religio Of common senss there III no
coupefs to take life. If III il, civil "a
make us such poltroo1s III Ne dare not ven.
turo every thing Tor 0bier need the sooner No
Sabdicate In favor Of less advanced people The
Defters jsssste
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Two q three years aeo one 3

Two or three years aago one .of the
mort Hup opular rien ID IRELAND was
Captain Boycott, whose name has Boz
come n,iliar 81 q synonym for ths
kind Of petseeution to Which he was..
subi ected But the captain lived
thrcagh " and nov, stead ii being
hated he has become i sfaYofite with
the nationa1 1eag nara 81 his neighbor
hood and they have made him ia then
candidate for arliament $to represent
Tho county MAJ he i / aaid f 10 be
growips ii stayo II every day, The
Change II not ao derful as It ap,
pears fos Captain Boycott tl,ongl u
positive who dies nothing Il
eourt popnlasity ~ gen roasa IS wsllias
just md has eed his properly lsor
principle s not substantial unlike
those Of The leag ue. b ID
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Prightful cataatrophs near. Bayfleld.

tf
Bayfield,, "a (Wia.l Special: IA construction
train with Three fiat cars loaded with piles, and
accompanied by twenty two men, all told, left
Washburn after dinner to repair awashout one.
half mile south Of this point The train was
running ct about fifteen miles an hour when ii
struck aswashout justinorth OF the Pike creek
bridge, and the engine and tender plunged
headlong into il An the hands were riding on
the tender and in the cab Of the engine at thu
time Of the accident; and as the engine made
the fatal plunge one 3 Of the rails II ran
up through the boiler and the frebox,
letting the sssteamss and water escape
into the cab and tender, scalding the inmates
IN fnghRul manner. "a The Masonic lodge Of
this city was conducting . funeral . abort dis
lance from the.soene q the accident, and i'm.
SICK sning, !indsed Mel WITH the feshs hang ~.
ing in shredss from faces hands and iibodiea
were lying on the grass Or. among the ruins.
and otherwise mangl Another died after
being taken from the wreck The names Of
tho dead are johnson and Mcconnell. 1T I'D
thought that some Of those seal ded will die. III
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Ano the Sc; tTerriple A,r.r.aignnsnt,

/ George B. Ball fsof Buffalo adds another
chapter to the campaign literature, containing
further details Of Gov Cleyeland's private Life
After rehearsing former charges, Mr.. Ball
continues: sInveshga disclosed still more
proof Of debaucheries too horrible to relate ED
too vile to be readily believed. For many
years, days devoted to business have been fol-
lowed by nights Of sin. He has lived bacbe-
lor; had no home; avoided the restraints even.
Of hotel or boardingho life; lodged in rooma'
on tho third foorS in . business block, and
made those rooms 10 harem n foraged outside.
also IN the city and surrounding villages, O.
champion hbertine, an artful seducer, . foe
TO virtue, an enemy Of the family, snare 70.
pin case was notsolitary. Women now married
and anxious to cover the sins Of their youth
have been his victims, and are now alarmed
lest their relations to him shall be exposed
Some disgraced and broken hearted Victims OF
his lust now slumber in the grave. Since he
not abated Els iecherieS Abundant rumors
implicate him at Albany and well -authenticat-
ed facts convict him in Buffalo. His repeated
visits to this city have been preceded, with
one orytwo exceptions, BY the appearance Of
yelled female at the foot Of the stairs
leading to his rooma. She entered the
while he remained, and departed when he
returned to the capital Both Of them have
been freely exposed in their night-cloths, and
seen by several reputable witnesses who are
ready. to appear and testify in court when
properly called. The last amour Of this 1l5
ture, clearly Verified, occurred a0 latsas April,
1884. He was here tie 4th and 9Th Of July,
but the edwoman forsome reason did mol
appear at his rooms. These allegations do
not rest on rumors, hearsay, or second hand
statement but upon the testimony Of men and
women who are personally cognizant OF
the facts related. Some Of our pastors
have acted as q provisional commettee to
listen to the testimony given A 4; written
summarysof the evidence has been reviewed
BY able counsel and pronounced surprisingly
full and conducive. Fully thirty Of the min
listers Of Buffalo, af ter hearing this summary
read, 40 not hesitate to pronunce him guilty Of
habitual unchastity and intemp GRANGE: Tho
feeling has become deep: and wide spread In
Buffalo that he is, indeed, . ssmoral leper, as
the leading democrat Purcell, months since,
declared. The possibility Of his remaining in
the field after his true character has been ex-
posed alarms us. The spleas that personal
character is OF small account in high officials
lis shocking. nsessS i5 81 Il "a a
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09

Bs9s The = mere signing on Sunday of a
contract which Is not delivered: on that
day does not avoid the contract; accord:
ing ny to the decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States IN the case
Of the Gibbs s Sterrett Manufacturing
Glompany *. Bruc ker, Of (which q report
has appeared. 3; 4;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Casualties 90 tha Waa =

/ Judson Silk Of Northheld, MINI, who. was
shot in the arm while hunting, died the follow
ing day. ~ 5sis:Sl ;;$t &
Il Col George f., Woods, = well known grain
and commission merchant, was fonnd dead in
his room at The Hotel Brunswick, Decatur Ill,
recently, having died suddenly Of apoplexy,
Reserved during the war on the stats (6f Gen
Phil Sheriden and Gen. Hooker IS 81
-t,s.. ~ 40
I; Findlay Mol ellan, minor, was fatally in
5jured in the Colusia mine at GARRISON, Mont
In stepping in the bucket to go to the bottom
Of the shaft he missed his footing and was
precipitatedsa distance Of 600 feet, Almost
every bone in his body was broken, his head
almost .fattened out aud his fish horribly
lacerated He died Instant 4 S5s3
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
what WIN. walter Phelps Bays.

> William Walter Phelps, who passed few
hours in Washington, is reported by the Star as
saying that s.the people who were trying 70 cry
Blaine down simply did not realize how over
whelming his strength is" Hethought Blaine's
election was as certain as anything which has
not already happened could be- lie felt sure
of New Jersey, saving that Irish opposition to
Cleveland in that state was exceedingly strong
would besastoniahing; the Combinations In that
state were all favorable to Blaine and the Re-
publican committee felt perfect confidence in
the situation. Iii relation to the bets offered by
democrats in the New York World, such as 81, <
600 even that Cleveland would carry the state
would get Il, 600 etc, ne said that. It was all
for brag, and no money could be found when
Rlaine's friends wanted to cover it 5ss.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
NEWS b | on THE WEEK.
] Hal and River Notes.

! The Oregon Navigation company asked to
list 90 oo0, 900 gold dsbenture bonds in the New
York stock exchan &C. n
The Pullman Palace Car company reports
that their business Is as .satisfa factory al. ever
before, and that their earnings for the. current
year have exceeded those Of any pre- ylous years
to the present time. Their shops are busy,
and they have recently closed an imp rtaat
contract with the Merchants Despatch and
Transp ortation company for d lot 81 refrigeraE
tor cara which will occup them for some
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
THE !. BAL LANDS COW BOZ.
!: a. 4. Pa d j 3, IPubl Usher.

The national treasury is loaded. down
with over 81, 900, 900 gold and $45,.
GOO, 900 silver. These sums are far be-
syofid AM present d prospective re,
quirements Of the government and are
\ con innall u in reasing in yolume. s3s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Crimes and Criminals.


The body Of WIN Lesuer Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. was washed ashore near Ashland, Wis.
Murder Us suspected. ~ u
Newcomb, Buchanan & CO. sof Townsville are
said to have duplicated, receipts on from COO
to 900 barrels Of whisky .si
At Barron, Wis.,, John O. Ieary, convicted Of
highway robbery, was married to, cyprian
Just before starting for years residence in
As great grandson Of Patrick Henry was
among the DRINKS and disorderlies who occu-,
pied the, Louisville calaboose recently, and has
probably retired to the rock pile. 5 .s5s. 81
Agrand Jury Of Denver has brought in an
Indictment against Brick Psmeroy. ), The
charges are perjury and gaining money under;
false pretenHes:s 81 Thea requisition papers for
Pomeroy's arrest hayeIb been issneds IS Tile. per-
jury consists in swearing to his advertising
bills which he. knew to be false.
In Butte, Charles studer, who was shot BY
his fifteen year-old stepson,s is dead studef
married the mother Of the boy in Nevada, and
having Secame separated from his wife, fol.
lowed her and the boy to Butte, where he offGn4
siyely renewed his attentions though tile
woman objected to living with him again.
/ ; Inspe rector Newcombe Of the New York pos
tai detective aeryice.si s working mp . mysteri-*
ous mail robbery On Monday George Crosby;
. New York broker, Tegistered q letter said TO
contain sc, 500 in bonds to John Il Watrous Of
East Hampton Conn: Se1R hen; the package ar
rived at East Hampton the securities were
gone Investigation showed that tile securities
reached New Haven postoiiic intact SIS
Is Some unknown person fired into 4 car Il IN IN
which GOV. 81 John sat on his way from Car
Slisleto Terre: Haute recently The ball passed
through the window ION the opposite side,,
making . clean hole and lodging in the side on
which Std ohm sat and o little in front Of him
The train wasljust slowing mp south of .Sulli-5
took the matter coolly Is stsat { s sf 5
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
The noble md ian and nishop whIpple

TING HopIe 1nd IAN and Hishop Whdpp1aa
Carlisle. Eng, dispatch: AT the church con,
gress on the I'd inst, the bishop Of Minnesota
describing foreign missions, narrated the Of.
forts madesby the the American church among
native Indians. He said there; were eight In.
dian clergymon in acongregahon Of 800 in his
own dioceael living q civilized and Christian
!ife:l Tho bishop Of Fond du, Lao also testified
to the success OF missions in his diocese, where
there had been 800 baptized and 500 sconmuni.
cants from One tribe OF Indiana! The remarkt
Of the bishop were loudly cheered 81 =
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
Ion hiS return to ENGLAND Ha wac tba "a

upon hs return to England. BE was the re
5eipient Of remarkable farewell ovation. Dur.
ing sttayels with his party IN the northern
'tefntory they were attacked BY blacks and
some OF thepar killed The Duke himself
Narrowly escaped with his life. Parties have
started in pursuit of the blacks to revenge the
lives Of those killed in the encounter. ~