The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-08-13
Seven-eighths OF the callers at the Whit
House come for political purposes.

Seven-eighths OF the callers at the White
House come for political purposes.
| The distance from tho city-ha in New
York to the site of2Gen. Grants tomb is
nine miles. n IA ,.r ..s.,
| Albany IN. W, by The recent census, has
q population Of 96,OO0-a gain Of 5000
since 1880.
Lowell, Mass, has, according to recent
official figures, property valuation OF
S51,31s, SIS.
Appointments Of postmasters Of the low
er grades are made at the rate OF one
hundred day ..,g- ~
Reuben Casperwas shot and killed at
Berlin, Neb., by Thomas Williams, son ola
well known farmer.
Two hundred and forty appointments to
fourth class misunderstanding were recently
announced in one day.
Ex-President Arthur will resume the prae-
tice Of law in New York, Oct. 1, combining
himself to office work. Hell is worth 10O,.
0OO.., \ f%
Burr Blair OF Cincinnati says that fifteen
months ago he could has bought the old
Grant house at Point I2Sgsnt, Ohio, with
the land, for $500. -. ~
| "oLhiLeh dFe puGttuS up 1 10 duuIIlOuhA
lightning rod tips on the Washington monu-
ment. The iron stairway to the top will
not be completed for several months.
| A train struck carriage at crossing at
Morristown, N. j., instantly killing Mrs.
Edward J. Brown, Miss Mary Brown and
an infant child ofhIrs. Irving H. Brown.
The verdict OF the jury in the Riel trial is
looked upon at Toronto as O just one, and
the opinion is freely expressed that Riel
should suffer the extreme penalty OF the
law.
| Worth, the man milliner, says Paris
dressmakers do business of $5O, 200, 900
a year and lose $2,OOO,OOO by bad debts.
Very little is lost through American GUS
toners. 81
| Secretary Manning says that no change
will be mado in the office Of clerk OF the ap-
| polntment division, and it was never con-
templated that Mr.. Albright should succeed
Higgins. -..- :.
| An Easton Pa, dispatch says tn at a ter
rifle storm passed over that part OF the
state recently, doing great damage to grow
| ing crops, railroads, etc. The loss will not
be less than 100000. --"
During revival service ut Centre Valley,
Pa, O veterinary surgeon named Hartline,
in endeavoring to reach the altar to make
confession, sank to the floor and expired
before medical aid could be brought.
Col. Fred. Grant states that all the writ
ing for the first volume OF his fathers book
was done with the generals own hand, and
there is not q line in either volume which is
not his own individual composition.
Aspecial from Smyrna, Del, says ter
rible cyclone visited that section recently
| totally destroying property for miles in a
stretch soOieet vide. Stock was killed, and
orchards and cornfelds were destroyed. No
lives lost. Is 5{s.:g,a Il
Althea Hall, who claims to be the wife OF
Senator Sharon, pointed q pistol the other
day at ex-senator Stewart, remarking: II
nm bound to kill Stewart before the trial
is over, and I don't know but what had
better do it now" ,.. ..,..... .....
Nine. Gailhard, wife OF one OF the direc-
tors OF the Paris opera, recently died after
being married thirteen months, and after q
sickness OF thirteen days.. She was buried
on the 18th day OF July. The husband
tainted on the coffin at the funeral.
Advices from various points throughout
4 the state OF Maryland. show the recent
storm to have been the most disastrous
that has at any time visited this section
4 A cyclone swept a path 200 yards in width
through Creil county. Houses, mills and
bridges were carried away The loss is
roughly estimated at $150,OOO, and may
be considerably more.
i Daniel Dudly Field has been giving an.
other dinner and tally without limit, to
British nobs- Among those present were
Minister Phelps, Joseph Pulitzer OF tho New
York orid, and many representatives OF
telegraph companies and news, agencies
Mr.. Field was supported on the right by
Chief Justice Waite, and nthe left by the
lord mayor OF London. Senator Hawley
4 i'll his speech, which was q response to the