The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-25

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ing his attention to the principal combat
ants, who by this time had clmched and:
were chewing each others ears and cheeks,
the judge commanded the jury to arise and
quell the riot. At the same time the court
seized one OF the combatants, and two jury
men another, thus separating them.s~ Fur
man and Bowlan were fined $50 each for
contempt, after which the'court immedi.
ately adjourned. The court did not fine
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Discouraging irish. En- gration.
The Dublin Freeman y ournal publishes
q long interview witha Bishop o. Connerfoi
Nebraska and Wyoming in which the pre-
late deprecates extensive Irish immigration,
The bishop says: 4. 3 s y.
For two-thirds Of the people who leave
Ireland. as iemigrants to America, the change
means a.lnisfortune and hardship OF a most
terrible kind, besidesa novel degrtition' more
appalling. In the great cities: 81 the east
Irish newcomers sink daily until they be-
come the scum OF the population, without
money md Without friends. F. In This con-
dition they are compelled to do the hard
est and most menial labor and from this
position they can seldom rise. Il II they 60
west their prospects, are scarcely any bet
| ter, In the west there is, OF course, land in
abundance, but this land must now be pur-
chased, and the Irish emigrant has no
money" 81 M ~ i Y u. II
In commenting on the surprising declaras-
t1ons made in the interview, the Journal
may save many Irishmen from misery and
ruin beyond the Atlantic. 4fs; 81
Among the appointments made recently
by the president were William al, Day Of
TlSnn;u ~ Ia sooo,d ~ liz /
vice Ferris, resigned by request and Her
Southern district OF Illinois. The other
appointments made were: Robert w.
Banks, collectorio Of internal revenue for the
district OF Mississippi; s. Thubrick Hayward
Of Maryland, marshal OF the consular court
OF the United States at Kanagwa, Japan;
I William B. Fleming Of Kentucky, associate
Justice OF The supreme court OF Mexico. Mr.:
Flemming Is a lawyer OF louisville. 4 He has
served several terms in the legislature, and
was an elector at large in the last presiden-
tial election. He was an applicant fop the
United States district attorneship OF Ken.
lucky, but was defeated by ], G. Wyckliffe.
Three hard characters who robbed q
store at Black Earth, Wis.,, a few nights
ago were tracked by armed citizens to a
railroad cut near Cross Plains and sudden
~ bounced upon and ordered to hold up
their hands. The robbers obeyed prompt.
~, but while they were being disarmed and
relieved OF their booty, two OF their COM
and ordered up the hands Of the captors.
The citizens were forced to comply with the
order, and after paying tribute to the ex-
tent OF whatever yaluables and arms they
had about their persons, and were allowed
to depart. Y Z 5s,s s. ,jS IA.
AZ indianapolis Frank Whitney and
Charles Daniels, convicted burglars, were
arraigned in the criminal court recently.
When Judge Norton asked Whitney II he
had anything to say why sentence should
his feet. abused the court with q volIey OF
profanity; then, tearing away from the
baih, hurled pair OF handouts at? the
Judge. The missile passed over the Judges
head, shattering heavy glass. Whitney
turned fiercely upon the police, and was
severely. beaten before subdued.
At Sharon, Pa, Thomas Oday, aged
forty eight, was shot and killed by his son
J Ohm. aged twenty-one.s q !. II ri: q SIS
reports rom Meagher county, Montana,
say the late severe storm was most destruc-
tive on the focks Of sheep in that section
The Montana Sheep company's bands were
scattered in all directions by the storm and
only 700 head had been recovered Thew
lost 700 lambs ID dit. Other parties lost
from seventy five to 600 limbs, which were
chilled by the rain and died from the cold. i;
The large number OF new admissions this
month to the military academy bring the
corps OF cadets up to about a full standard.
Now not over twenty i've; vacancies exist in
the four classes, which means that every
congressional district in the Union is rep
resented, being something almost without
precedent. The September admissions will;
fill every vacancy 4 Il h Z. ,ts.s S.
At Richmond, Va, when 4. j. Guyerins.
convicted Of the murder Of Fannie Lillian,
was asked whether he had any tiling to say &
as to why death should not be pronounsedl
against him The prisoner replied in 2 low
court: Il will say, sir, that you are pro-
nonncing upon an innocent man. That is
all have to say, sir. x Judge Atkins then
pissed the sentence, fixing the time OF The
execution on Nov. 90 next.
( Word has been received from the depart
ment 81 state announcing that tbeappoint-
ment Of Senator Carl j Jonas 81 Wisconsin
must be revoked, the Austrian government
objecting to the appointment When q
young man, o student at Prague, Senator
jonas liberal views excited the ire OF the
Austrian government to such an extent that
time has failed to erase the memories Of the
fancied wrong.
It Is suspected that Secretary Manning
has decided to ask Tor the resignation Of
Fifth Auditor D. 8. Alexander on July 1. IL
is also rumored that Mi. Alexander sue
cessor will be q well -known Minneso ta Dem.
ocrat, who has srryed twice in the lcgisla-
ture and been attorney for his county sew
eral times. A. w. Stiles Of Minnesota has
been promoted to5a 81 200 clerkship in the
sixth auditors officer III s,s33 Efs5
w. II. Humphrey, stmaster 1T Iroqnois,
Oak, he's resigned. He says; 4 would.
state as the reason that I am and have
been an Offensive pert isan, and prefer resig-
nation to removal. Furthermore i can get
along without d post flee, and feel quite
confident the depar tment will manage In
some way TO get along without me.
Link Banks, leader of the outlaws in
Whitesbury, Ky, entered james n. Frasier's
store, and drawing his revolver, said to Mr..
Frazier TINT they would settle accounts,i
I Mr.. Frazier, n inw-n abiding citizen, put his
own construction on Banks action md
shot him dead. II III said that Banks had
killed three men this year
The Davenport wooden mill burned at q
sloBs OF 8 .QO0. 8.s$S3 81 IS