The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-02
sentenced by Recorder Smith to ton year.

sentenced by Recorder Smith to ten years
/. imprisonment and to pay q fine OF $500.
Another pugilistic contest occurred last
Sunday the 21st inst. at st Paul, the pugil
lists being FIJI. Dormer, the wrestler and
general athlete OF East Minneapolis, and
William Weily, a young ut.ambitious ex
>ponent Of the "manly art, recently arrived
from Winnipeg. Weily was licked in short
order.
Emil Steger, aged sixty, Hungarian
formerly companion OF Kossuth, ex-cap
tain Of the Second Illinois artillery, and
lately an engineer on the United States Mis-
sissippi river commission, committed sui
eide at Memphis with poison. Despon
dency, resulting from lack OF employment
was the cause. :
:Alphonso Warren, q grey-headed man. oi
seyentytwo, whose home is in Iona, MIMI.
was swindled at Burlington, Iowa, by two
sharpers out OF $25, all the money he had
While waiting for q steamer, he was ac
costed by a young man, who asked for a
temporary loan, since which he has not
oeen seen. - &las,-ff7.-.r -.-t COZ eGs{
G. Olsen, young man, committed suicide
at Ashby, Minnesota, with a pen,
knife blade less than two inches long. He
first stabbed himself in the region Of the
heart, but failed to reach q vital organ
Next he attempted to cut arteries in hia
wrists. Finally he severed his jugular vein
and died from loss OF blood in a few hours.
His afianced rejected him for another man.
Antonio Occitta, an Italian, arrested at
Cleveland, o., is wanted at Catskill, N.Y.,
for attempting to ,defraudF an insurance
company. Occitta states that, having in
sured his life for $40, 900, he jumped in the
Hudson river, dived under the water, es-
capped to the shore unseen and departed.
! 1t was believed he had been drowned, and
his brother claimed the insurance money.
5F Foreign News. 4 ~ ;-.:f IL.
Big Bear kindly gives Gen. Middleton
four days. to get out OF the country, z,5, y.
Gen. Middleton is said to be calling In his
ttroops, preparatory to an early start for
home. :. ~ Z, 5Ec2H ; 1
The city ofYera Cruz, Mex, has enacted
Z Q law requiring that all vessels coming from
Spain be subject to three days quarantine.
The Liberal Canadian Journals are great
~ exercised over the demand OF the Cana.
dian Pacific for another loan from the gov.
eminent of$5, 900, 900, besides the land sub
sidy. s', ~ .iESii -
The total debt OF Cuba is $500, 600, 900.
The budget for 1SS4-5 estimated the revenue
at 29,5OO,000, and the expenditure at
$32 ,o70,O 900. There is o gloomy prospect
for Cuban Taxpayers. ~ .s;-g.yy
Private advices from an authentic source,
says Paris dispatch, represent that EN-.
peror William is in a precarious condition.
and q fatal termination Of his present NAL.
ady is regarded possible. t,.g ~ q
In the French chamber OF deputies, dur
ing debate on the loan, Doynard stated that
the government really wanted o loan OF
100000, 900 instead OF 65, OOO, 900 francs.
but was afraid to ask that amount before
the election. 7sY
There. are unmistakable: signs OF: an in
creasing GOODNESS between Germany and
Austria, resulting mainly from Prince Bis.
mnrck' 8 protective tariff. This has aroused
vigorous opposition, and. the Vienna and
Pesth cabinets are preparing retaiatory
measures against it. Sza 5f't-'@
Another batch OF letters by the late Ad.
miral Courbet the commander of thu
French expedition at Tonquin, is published.
These letters severely reproach NJ. Ferry,
late prime minister, for his management 81
the Tonquin expedition. it is expected
that the publication will initiate very seri.
ously against the success OF the partiBans
OF M. Ferry in the approaching general
elections - M 3s5
The earl OF Granville announced in the
house of lords: and Mr.. Gladstone made q
similar announcement in the house of com.
mons, that the marquis OF Salisbury had
accepted office, and that he had gone to
Windsor Castle to so inform the queen. A
motion was made in each house to adjourn,
Mr.. Gladstone said he hoped to be able to
inform the house OF the nature Of the com.
munications which passed between himself
and the marquis OF Salisbury upon the sub.
iect OF the recent cabinet deadlock. The
house adjourned ~ q~-a-.. vi 81
Rome Cable: Information through Ital.
ian military channels at the Red sea has
just reached the Italian government that
Messedaglia Bey, former governor OF Upper
Egypt, has written to the italian command
er there that he had recently seen a Syrian
who had passed three months at the resi-
dence OF the Mahdi after the fall OF Khar-
toum. He says the Mahdi has Gordon in
secret keeping, having discovered him Sc
yerely wounded, but not dead, and that
Gordon recovered. The story is credited
at Massowah, and forms the subject Of an
official dispatch. t..tg.: +5r,e sgl e.1Erzz7f!