The Dickinson press., 1885-02-21

Legged are strongly favorable to the guilt Of the
accused.
William R. Lord committed suicide near Vim
ton, Iowa, recently.
Sullivan and Ryan are again reported to
have arranged a fight.
1t is said that there are $4,000 losded grain
cars on the tracks within 100 miles of Chicago.
Bob Ingersoll is going to Europe to spend
five Years in travel and enjoyment with Steve
Dorsey.
The Touring mills of Darrah Bros, at Grand
Rapids, Mich, were burned. Loss, S3o,WO
insurance, $l5,O 200.
Tho Layton house, Atlanta, burned the llth
inst, was use'l as army headquarters during
the siege of Atlanta.
At Lexington, KY, recently, eighty,one head
of thoroughbred horses were sold which
brought an average of sls3 each.
Secretary McCulloch has quietly funded 49,
0OO,GdN of the Pacific railroad sinking fund in
the United States 4 per cents.
=. B. Eddy, president of the First National
bank of Fargo, OAK, died after q two-weeka
illness of typhoid pneumonia.
At London, Ont, recently, Rev. Timothy o.
Cornell was found guilty of IMMORAL and scan.
da'ou conduct by the ecclesiastical board OF
triers.
At Cleveland Mrs. Tillie King, charged with
adultery. was shown to be the victim of o con-
spiricy on the part of her divorce-seeklng hus-
band.
Combinations: Register of land Office, Gus
tavus A. Wetter, Yankton, Oak; Edward ?.
Chaplin, receiver of public moneys, Rapid
City, OAK.
Dro,;Jo,k A ,Il,,. ,,n,x,, ,1,oy T. = @r,orJ $hn
other day that lie was confident that tho Mic
aragua treaty would be ratified this session.
notwithstanding the recent vote of the senate.
Good, cultured Boston is shivering on the
brink of a big social sensation that promises
one or two divorce suits and an interesting
chapter in the career of at least one local liter
airy idol.
Another black eye for the Kinks! Rebecca
Kearsley, a millionairess of Bucyrus, Ohio, has
just married one Osborne, her professor OF roll
Ter skating, and it cost her relatives $4,000 to
buyhim of.
In the municipal court at GAINESVILLE, Wallace
Cochrane of Magnolia made complaint against
Wesley M. Rice and Clarence T. Rice, charging
them with wilfully numbering Lawrence Boy
; Ian, Feb. s. Their examination began yester-
day.
De Lesseps, inan interview in Paris, consid.
cred the English expedition doomed to failure
1t may reach Khartoum, but the Soudanese
will not submit. The English in going or re.
! turning will fall prey to hundreds of thou
sands of fanatics who are ready to die.
Miss Eva Mackay was married in Paris tc
! Don Ferdinand jules Colonna prince of Gala,
; tro. Tho ceremony was private and was per
formed with pontitical high mass by Mgr. Dc
Y p,,,Ja ,o,,o1 ,,r,rnin N, fhn N11YninSo aho mol ir
, that city. But forty persons were present.
> A gentleman who has just returned from 6
visit to Justice Bradleyat Washington informs
! a correspondent that Mr.. Bradley had signifiet
his desire to retire from the supreme bench
as in the event of his retirement he was eligible
to the pension which attaches to the judgeship
Postofices Observation-Disclosures, Santa Clara
Brown county; Iowa, Bennett, Cedar county
Richard, Hardin county. Montana, Red Lodge
Gallatin county; Wisconsin, Reeve, Langladt
county. s.Postofice Discontinued-Iowa, Long
view, Van Buren, county; Milton, Douglat
county.
Senator Sabin says he had Capt. Sheehan ap
pointed Indian agent at White Earth. There
is no opposition to him in the senate, and tn
nomination will be confirmed without any de
: lay. as soon as an executive session is held
! Agent Luse is not made the subjectof criticism
7 or complaint. 1t is simply deemed advisablet I.
l mako a new p paintnelit.
There were in the United States and Canad'
) during January no fewer than 223 fires, wher
the reported loss was from $4,000 upward
The aggregate loss by these fires was s1,4oO,
600. Estimating the loss by smaller and I'm
I recorded fires at 81 ,N0O, 600, the total destruc
!. ton for the month was SIS, 5uU, COO, or 81 100000
: moro than tho average January loss for tn
!, past nlEe years
AT Hallidaysberg, Pa, Feb. IL, DR.. l. n
Beach was hanged. The crime for which d.
Beach was executed was the butchery of hi
q wife April Z, 1854. Early in the morning til
criminal visited his brother-in-law, Levi Knot
= and impaired the that he had kill
:, cd his wife. He said: "Levi l have killed Mary
y You may shoot me if YOU like. You will tindh he
a down at the house lying in her blood"
Pat Slcedv says lie has concluded arrange
monts with Richard E. Fox by which that gen
tleman agreed TO offer $500 and the Polio
Gazette diamond championship belt valued T;
i i 81 $500 for a fight between John l. Sullivan an
II Paddy Ryan. ''Sullivan has consented to met
Ryan" he said land l am going to bring til
10 match off at New Orleans. 1t will be fougt
inside a gigantic tent, capable Of holding twer
= ty to twenty-five thousand people.
er In the Swain court martial, counsel for Gel
Swain objected to all colonies on tho court O
the ground of inferiority of rank. The cou:
overuled the objection and the accused plead
n. ed not guilty to the charges and specification
n upon which the trial was ordered. They al
ct in etfcctthat Swain drew more forage for ho
1T ses than he was entitled to. Several witnesse
r were examined, their testimony showing TIL
p forage III Swnim's requsition was sent to
C. stable where Bateman and Swain had horse
1e Lord Wolscley telegraphs from Kortl to IL
I'd government that no reliable particulars abo,
the death of Gen. have yet been recei,
cd. He assures the ministry that the press r
ports have all been based on rumors, al
In states that these rlmors were collected BY Co