The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-27
The German race shows an increase

The German race shows an increase
in sixty years of 10000. 900 people.
Nothing but soda water to drink at
the Minnesota state fair, next month.
Cotton, corn and tobacco crops,
will be unusually large in the south
this year.
The Union Pacific railroad hands
have struck, under orders of the
Knights Of Labor,
Mrs. Grant has discharged Harri-
son, the generals body servant, in the
interest of economy.
W. F. Minick, a printer. shot and
killed Peter Grass. at Anoka, Mimi,
during a drunken row.
The Nicollet Island Power COM
pany, Mimi, suffered loss by fire
Of $780, 900, on the 10TH inst.
Charles c. Cooper, was shot through
the heart by his brother-in- law, Vim.
w. Todd, at Harold, ID. +.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris wears
the $1,000 damon ring which was
given to her at her wedding.
Harrison, the former body servant
of General Grant, has taken a travel
agency to sell the bust Of the general.
The Sullivan Ryan fight will be
with small gloves and to a finish. The
place for contest has not been en-
ncunced.
The public debt was iessencd S.
Coz, $50. o6 during the month of July;
not bad showing for 2 democratic
administration.
John Mccullough. now in Boom
dale asylum, is losing all remem-
brance Of his stage life. Alas, poor
John, we knew him well,
Mrs. Harrison, wife of a DeSota,
Iowa, farmer, was found dead in AN
unused mill. Suspicious of murder are
aroused and point to the husband.
Five million silver dollars are to be
shipped from New Orleans to Wash
ington, at a cost to the government OF
$4,000. The total weight is 70 tons.
Richard X. Fox, of the Police
Gazette, is reported to have secretly
married a Miss Dodd, of Brooklyn.
The ceremony being performed in Lon
don.
President Cleveland is sojourning
in the Adirondacks. A blackboard is
good enough for him to travel on.
How about some of the other nations
heads.
Jay Cooke, the protector Of the n.
p. railroad, visited Duluth, MIMI, on
the 10TH inst, and received hearty
reception by the populace of that
thriving town.
A sequel to the Cain and Abel
tragedy occurred at Montrose, Colo. ,
last week. John w. Wilson killed his
brother N. v. Wilson, and threw the
body into an old well.
The Commissioners Of Lawrence
county ID. T., have been indicted by
the grand jury for malfeasance. They
have favored the Homestake Mining
company by reducing its assessment
and lost to the county 100000 in
the last three years.
An Indiana farmer catches three
tramps in his house at night, ties them
together with a clothes line and gives
them the choice of going to jail or
taking a severe flogging. They chose
the latter and received 100 lashes
each that left them almost skinless.
A good remedy for the cure of curse.
1t is estimated that the outlay Of
the Grant funeral pageant in New
York was nearly million dollars, d.
vided as follows: Expenses Of regu-
lar troops, 5000; National Guards,
800, 1000; city expenditures, 10000;
civic organizations, 100000; draping
the city, 100000,
The census enumerator of Dakota,
T. w. Pettigrew. through spite, enter
ed Hon. Geo. Rice. Attorney General
Of Dakota, on the register as bastard.
BY chance, Mr.. Rice saw the entry
and has commenced criminal libel
suit The statutes provide a max
imum penalty Of IS, 900 fine and two
years Imprisonment for willful fic-
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