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

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s1 u were coming with q reguisition from Gov.
hoauiey, keenan declined to make any state
8mentss On the brain, however, he told q Con-
nor mat ne amount he WINS alleged to have de.
was only short s15, 900. 4 He says lis bonds
men owe him ~, 900
miscellaneous News Notss. ali 53i3s i.
Y II win take 81 900 900 to replace the Cincir,-
.Rati court house. 9 -
S Ksner says he will move to Washing ton and
practice law If he is beat for congress.
Capt Lorenzo Dimnick Of Buffalo. N. syn.
gave bail IN the insur rance cases in $50, goo
W.. e: Campbell, BerneSs lawyer took ont
w, ooo life insurance during tie Cincinnati
The annual boat race between the OF ford and
cambridge university crews occurred Monday
The Cambridg Grew was the favorite frum the
starr, and won s. an; easy victory.
rs ". e, Corsey q prominent labor refor1mer,
says he hears that Gen. Butler has signifed n
Swlllngness to accept the reenbackS Labor.
nomination for president 3t NJ rs 7,ga35
Ederer, told q delegation Of townsmen. who
came to present resolutions ordering him out
of the town, that he should stay s
s. The :Etna Life Insurance COMPANY of Hart
ford member Of the pool 10 resist payment
Of as5S, 600 insurance on the life OF Col DWIGHT
o. Knghampton, N. u. has paid its policy Of
. The willlof Augustus schell Is to be offered
for probate on April IL. Il The testatoris heirs
are Mrs. Anna schell,, Robert SSchell, Edward
1schel, James ". Fellows, Richard G Fellows.
Julia oddington, Emma Fellows and Emma
Hoyt He left $5, 0O0, 900 s{7T 4;
rs Eu ropean litsrary circles are excited over
the reported discovery Of The original copy of
the Pentateuch in the wilda OF Arabia, thee
most natural snpposition Is that the present
manuscripts n were audacions forgeriea, like
those attempted to be palmed of upon tho Ber.;
lin and British museums BY Solomon Shap ara.
who committed snicides last month. sfs 81
5.E News from Chihuah ua, Mexico, has Just bean:
received that many threats have been made
against the Americans living there, The CITY
authorities have taken all precautions possible
B to prevent an outbreak, and have doubled their
police force The feeling against Amer cans la
very bitter among the lower class Of Mexicans,
and every body Is on guard 81;
Az the stores il Mexico were closed recently
IN protest against the stamp act Efforts at O.
compromise between merchants and the presi!
dent have failed Minister Morgan is unable
to protect tho property of Americans against
the reinforcement OF the degree riot is feared
The stamp tar is on wines, liquors, canned and
preserved goods, foreign glassware, fancy
goods, jewelry, went into effect recently 3SS
In the Legislative inquiry into the manage
ment Of the police department 3of New York
City, Anthony Comstock tee fled that tie
police had aided policy and! lottery. dealers III
escaping Nheneyet they became aware that
ces Of this character: he said tslst j. W.. Flatto
offered. him $40 COO il he would mot appear To-
prosecute him and his agents, but he compelled
/ the whole number to 60 into court and plead:
guilty.
II; One evening Y Rochester, MINI recently;
the patients at the lunatic asylum vera assem-
bled as usual in the chapel, when Mr.. DR.; d.
tSW. Dillon, the night Watchman at the hospital,
and Miss Mary e Dye, one Sof the sattsndentai
came forward 70 the platform accompanied by
train sfs bridesmaid and groomsmen and
the steward OF the inst tuti ons Then the floor
was cleared, orchestra appeared on The stage.
and the patients were treated to- o dance, during
the progress Of which smother bridal party up
| the chief engineer Of the institution who was;
married to Miss Owens Of St Peter during the
tiles K 81 + S.
Four hundred excursionists from Illinois,
Indiana, and Iowa, wen. to the Shiloh battle
field on the 9Th. The excursionista led BY
the national cemetery Here they played Web
ater's funeral march, the men standing with
uncovered heads, tears running down the
cheeks Of many as they recognized the namea
Of many old comrades The column formed
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west end Of the cemetery, with an appropriate
prayer by Chaplain Z. j. Bryant Il hon r. D.
Smith of Illinois was the orator of the day and
delivered . stirring speech. eniogistc OF both
the federal and Confederate dead A speech,
was also made By Gen. T. Lyle Dickey Judge
OF the Illinois supreme court S. 53SffS
Judge Colline has rendered d decision in fsy4
or OF the plaintiff in the HttIe Falls wheat cases
the test case OF ]. 81 Rhodes, Of Little Fnlls,s
against the Northern Pacific Railroad company;
brought because of the refusal OF. the company
to furnish Mr. Rhodes cara for shipment Of his
wheat from his private warehouse, the CON-
spany alleging that he must nee the elevators.
The defendant admitted the refusal, and rested
his case upon the statute reg uIating the storage
and shipment Of grain The decision does not
settle the point as to whether or NOT the cons
pany would be obliged to fnrnish cars for ship;
ment except through the elevators, provided
these elevators fulfilled the requirements Of the
statute, which Is the point that both parties,
wished TO have decided, as also was the wish
OF the great body Of wheat buyers and sellers,
who are all interested in the case The decision
merely holds that Mr.. Rhodes was entitled to
his triple damages, $50, because the rules
adopted BY MI: Sawyer in the conduct Of his
elevators, as shown BY his wheat tickets, are
not those laid down in the statute, and indeed,
are such as to s.render him subject to d GRIM
inal prosecution e 35;sj