The Mineral argus., 1885-03-26

the deep seated tissue, and the disease
Is spreading with more rapility than
u has shown for some time. In the even
ing he ate quite heartily Of food, but did no,
have any appetite He tried to be cheerful ano
appear in good spirits. but II was evidently
done 10y an effort of will, aud did not express
hi. feelings, which, on account Of the severe
pain were not pleasant
Mrs. W. L. Dodge of New York is worth 81
N0.H0 She spends her money in missionary
work
Frank u. Warren. alias T. d. Lyons, wanted
in New Orleans for $1,000 forgery, was ar.
rested at Cara Falls, Ont
The Je.uit- have bought the villa in the is
land Of Elba formerly occupied by Napoleon.
and Will convert 1t into "A college.
The French. after five days fighting, carried
the Chinese position around kelung Forty
Frenchmen were killed and 40 wounded.
Willis Henderson's wife blew ont her brains
at her home in Orleans county, n Y She was
young and pretty, and apparently had no
secret grlof.
The largest rough diamond in the United
States was shown in Philadelphia recently. 1t
weighs rs karats, and was found in the KIM
berry Mines, Sourh Africa
The Billings. Non, skating rink was burned
The origin Of the lire is unknown The build
ing was owned 10y Ramsey. Morgan 4 Field.
Loss, $500; insurance, $1,000
Tho president nominated Col Edward d.
Clark of Mississippi 70 be assistant secretary
Of the interior, and Sidney ID. Jackman OF,
Texas To be United States marshal
II is believed that the pope will approve the
election of DR.. Walsh TO the archbishopric of
Dublin DR. Walsh is backed by the Catholic
Masses of ireland aud is a strong Parnellite.
Paddy Ryan has agreed to meet John n.
Sullivan within 100 miles Of New Orleans in
May. The fight il to be under the Few Lon
don prize ring rules, with small gloves, for
$500.
Egbert N. Carver, cashier Of the De Soto
mo- bank, was arrested, charged with forg-
ing checks to the amout of several Thousand
dollars while cashier of the Oneonta IN W
bank six years ago
Maj J. NJ Haworth died suddenly at Albu-
luerque, n. Mex He was superintendent Of
all the Indian schools under tho charge of the
general government, aud was ON q tour of IN
spection at the time of death
The Massachusetts, house ordered to third
reading resolve providing for constitution
Al amendment abolishny poll tax as preclu.
sion To voting for governor, lieutenant gov
amor, senator's and representatives -
President Cleveland's carly hours have shak
m up official Washington terribly. The presi-
lent makes appointments for a m. The de-
partment clerks are aghast, aud everybody is
lrranSingto 80 to bed earlier and sleep with
boots on.
At Springfield Mass, fire in ~ G. ellis art
tore building did great damage mainly by
smoke. Loss, SD, GOO, of which $4,000 will
Tall on Gill, whose entire stock Of pictures,
books, rich paintings, statuaiy and bric-a-brac
was badly injured by smoke.
Mr.. Gladstone has made but four changes n
his cabinet since he first formed ii, the Duke
# Argyll, W. f. Forster, John Bright and Mr..
)odson retiring, To be superseded BY Lord Carr
nsford, Sir Charles Dixie, Earl Derby and Mr.
Irevelvan, respectively.
Secretary Bayard has taken steps for tie
ormal withdral of all treaties pending in the
enate. This will leave the senate with nothing
o do but to pass upon nominations, and the
prevailing impression now is that the session.
viii not last more then two weeks longer.
Anthony Janus, son of Prof Janus, Of Col
'mbia university, Of Washington. died sudden
y al his fathers residence from heart trouble,
npcrirduccd by excessive cigarette smoking
The deceased was about twenty five years Of
ge, and was employed as clerk in tho patent
Nice
Tho Billings, Montana, Rustler Of the II b
ays: We were shown piece of very rich
gold bearing quartz by NJ g. Maincs, which
has jnsi been brought in from the Crow reser-
iation. 1t is literally filled with wire gold to
he eye The piece Il about the size Of hen'e
gg, and said to contain SIS worth Of gold.
Col Mayo, who killed himself in Virgins
vas q member Of the Forty eighth consre, Q
rom the First state district, and was unse 1t, d
nd the seat awarded to harrison. The father,
brother and sister of the late congressman also
suicide, making four of the imme
late family who have taken their own lives
In order to I'LL the vacancy in the oficc Ct
udge advocate general, it is proposed to have
he president remit so much of the sentence az
usponds. Gen. Swain from his duties and put
nm at once on the retired list II this is done,
he position Of judge advocate general will
hen be filled Gen. HOratiO King, Jr Of |
Brooklyn will be nominated to the position.
Gen. walthall, the successor Of Secretary La |
mar in the senate, was sworn. He is aboIt i've |
Get, eight inches tall, rather sparsely built,
nd dresses very neatly. He wears his hair, |
Thich is dark brown mixed with threads Of |
ray, long, and Is clean shaven with the exccp. |
IN OF mustache. He has . keen bright eve, |
enator Walthall received . very cordial val. |
ONE from the democrats.