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The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18
800 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for
the return of 4 acts Of harness, and
arrest and conviction of the parties
who stole them from the Moulton
Mining Company's stable, on the
nikht,of March 18th.
3-i43t MoUAroN MINING Go.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18
LIFE IN THE FAR WEST.
4 Montana Girl Creates SensatiOa N
tho East,
And shows She Can Weld = Pen 81
Well as Spend Money.

[The following, which recently ap-
peared In the Helen4 Herald, ex-
plains itself. Miss Foy-is we'll known
to many In Butte, whore she has
numerous friends who can TESTIFY to
her sterling qualities - m actress
and her exemplary conduct - lady,
We produce the articles as we find
them. with all their startling head
ltnes:]
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18

"When Freedom from her noun
tain height unfurled her standard to
the air" she struck lot of bald heads
dumb with astonishmsnt.-Qor1
Pe<stps WeekfV.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18

"Mamma. who tore Mr.. BANDS
hair all out7" said little Mabel.
"Hush, child you mus'nt speak Of
such things. Papa Is bald. too, you
know"
"Yes, but I want to know who
tore Mr.. Bands hair all out. He
isn't married"
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18

HARDER-At Butte, March 10th, 1885, Isabel,
only daughter of Ira Harder, aged years 10
months and II days. Funeral took place
yesterday at Sp. m.
Utah papers please copy.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18

Wanted, q situation to do family
sewing and dress-making, by an ex-
perienced hand. Inquire by mail,
Miss M. H., Butte City, Montana.
(B0x 590.) IL
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18
MARRIED.,

cKINNON-OLSON,-A the house OF Mr.
Hensely, near Stuart, Deer Lodge valley.
HcKinxnon 1IISx % to- Miss csrrie Olson. Rev. J. Hor.
king, officiating.
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District Court.

money 10 pay lawyer.
The grand jury had been empan-
nelled and examined into q portion
of the many cases before them.:
Members of the grand jury are ~
follows: E. D. Aiken. O. p. Blaine,
M. B. Brownlee, w. T. Boardman,
J. M. Fegtley, T. B Gardner, q. B.
Houser, Geo. w. Twin. B. G. Kings
bury, John d. Leggat, Edward
Mueller, s. Fl. Stuart, Julian smith,
Louis Sickles, Shelley Tuttle, and r.
Il. Wallace. Geo. w. Irwin was ap.
pointed foreman.
the dlv0rce cases of Mary Ann
Brown vs.. Geo. Brown, and Laura
Landry W. N. Landry. were dismissed
at plaintsffs' cot. In the divorce
case of Bennett Benson vs.. Mollie E.
Benson, default of defendant was Or
dered entered.
The court will convene at 9 q. m.
regularly.
Causes Set for Trial ON Wednesday,
March Is, 9a. m.
1925 Territory of Montana vs.. Mich
ael Hickey.
1896 Territory Of Montana vs.. Luther
Chrisman.
1899 Territory of Montana vs. Ed
ward Westlake.
Thursday, March 10, 9 a. M.
9l9 Territory Of Montana vs. Peter
Nadeau.
lll6 Territory of Montana vs.. Mar
Gus Abrahams.
1872 Territory Of Montana vs. Paul
Tulley.
Friday, March 20, ga. in.>
l127 Territory of Montana vs. John
A. Mcdonald.
l65 Lee w. Foster ct. al. vs.. Gill
Wilson.
Saturday, March p, ga. m.
44O James Patten ct. al. VS.. Charles
M. Buck ct. al.
627 James A. Maill0ux vs.. Geo. w.
Irwin, sheriff, etc.
627 VIM. Sewen VS.. John c. Carroll.
Monday, March %, ga. m.
634 James w. Forbis vs.. James A.
Murray.
500 w. I. Lippincott vs. MINER
FuOll80luG 70. ,: L
Tuesday, March "a, 9 q. IN.
ia Silas F. King VS.. James A. MUIR
ray ct al.
Ss2 Richard Down W.. Michael s.
Shaughnessy.
834 Frank r. Miles VS.. Thomas G.
Miles.
Wednesday. March Is, 9 q. m.
854 Charles A. Huss vs.. Frank Ham,
mOnd.
948 In Re Montana Railway Co. vs.
Charles s. Warren ct at.
Thursday, March 26, 9 a. m.
800 Charles e. Savage VS.. VIM.
Woodward.
926 Hiram Knowles ct al. We. James
A. Murray ct al.
Friday, March n, at 8 q. m.
928. Mendrith s. Fifer 7s. Harry
Gassert.
952. John Cochran vs.. Matt sulli-
van.
Saturday, March %, ut . a. m.
970. Joseph r. Walker vs.. Owen
ss4 WIN. r. Steele vs.. VIM. w. Cole.
Monday, March 30, . a. m.
98s, Alonzo G.. Young vs. Geo. w.
Irwin, Sheriff &c.
1905. Maria Rutherford vs. Patrick
Talent.
Tuesday, March 81, 8 a. m.
39l. Patrick A. Largey vs.. w. F.
Sanders.
1856. James Rsnshaw ct al. W. James
King ct al,
Wednesday, April l, 10a. m.
$50. London Bank of Utah vs..
Joseph B. Meader.
1895. Geo. w. Irwin vs. VIM. Gued-
elhoefer.
Thursday, April 2, 10 q. m.
sS9. In Re Montana Railway Co. vs.
Dennis Farrell ct al.
1915. VIM. Lorenz vs.. J. s, Grant.
Friday, AD:il 2, la. m.
1915. JosephR. Walker vs.. The Moul-
ton Mg. Co. ct al.
Wednesday, April 8, 10 u. m.
ll3O. Dennis Drjscoll ct al. vs.. Tim
othy Kennedy.
ll34. Wm. Carmichael VS.. Frederick
Ritchie.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18

Blinks, who is as bald as badger.
when asked why he did not wear
wig said that 40 to his badness he
did not care .tupees about it, and
though he had often thought Of COW
ering 1t up, he never could come
down to the scratch.--1erQs S1ttnQs.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18
ADAH FOY.

A Sketch Of her Theatrical Lt1e..An
Explanation Of the Cincinnati In.
etdent which Connected her
Name with that Of Another
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18
BORN
DIED.

MURPHY-In Centreville, March Is, 1856, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy. . daughter.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18

;saaLa, Inuia, > une o.-Ine Russian teie-
= 1 L. =
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18


the Sisters Hospital and is getting along ages al HV
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-18

house xt Corvallis.
TO enable Lewis and Clarke county
10 erect q court house.
To change the name OF Maggie 3.
Rohrbaugh to Maggie 8. Putnam.
Concerning q deed Of Montana
Collective Institute.
To n1fgvide for the organization OF
the l6eislative assembly.
10 authorize the levy OF an ad'
ditional mill for Territorial purposes.
Proyidin8 fees for jurors on insane
10 amend section 80 of an act regu-
latinR insurance companies.
To amend the charter Of the city Of
TO amend section 10 Of the game
law.
Regulating the use of and to ere
vent the selling of olemargarine, etc.
For the construction of the Thomp'
son Falls and Murrysville wagon
road.
70 amend the game law.
To authorize the Auditor 70 use q
facsimile of signature. -.
Limiting the compensation o'
certain ofiicers therein named.
TO protect gas light and water
companies.
Relating to the protectlon Of game;
TO suppress hurdy houses sno
dance houses. an
10 smend section l Of IN act sp'
nroved Feb. 81, 1881.
To amend an act to authorize sonov' y.
trustees to issue bonds to Duilo VI
provide school houses. ..~.
To appoint q commission on 'eA'
To provide = series OF text Pooks
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General News.

Minnie Dishcr of Columbus, Web, has
been asleep ~twcnty.nilc days.
There will be a recount OF the ballots to
aettle Chicago's ~mayoralty contest.
The doctors are wrangling over the treat
sncnt given Vice President Hendricks.
Governor.clect Lee OF Virginia says he
has no idea OF becoming n candidate for
the senatOrShip.
Only $50, 900 was offered for the Bona
narte estate ut Bordcntown, n. j., and the
executors withdrew the property.
Albany. N. Y. reports a total property
valuation OF SG6,42O,oOo, OF which about
$G,Ooo,0o0 is personal property.
Among the Republican candidates for the
Michigan governorship arc Jay Huhbell Col.
c. r.. Osborn OF Marquette, and G.. L. Hol-
land Of Houghton.
About 800, OO1 has been raised during
the past few weeks in Worcester, Mass, for
the erection of a Young Mems Christian
association building.
Rev. DIR. Smith, president OF Trinity col
lege, Hartford, Conn, has declined the po'
sitiou OF bishop OF Easton, Md, to which
he was recently elected.
While Elizur Wright was insurance com
missioner OF Massachusetts, he was OF.
fered $4,000 Il year by certain insurance
men il he would resign. He declined the
offer.
1t is stated that Chaglcs Croker, vice.
president OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
has purchased 800, 900 acres of land in
Utah for a stock range. Half is railr oad
land and hall is from the government.
Mr.. Sam Lazarus of Sherman, Tex, lost
n 81, 900 diamond while on his ranch nea,
that town. a Methodist preacher havin,
,,,,, ~ ji,.na- itp coax. killed a .chlckpn
and in it's craw was found the diamond.
Letters OF ad mlnistration have becngrant
ed upon the estate Of John Mccullough, thu
actor. to the Guarantee Trust Safe Depos
it company. The property is valued al
$4,000 of which $4,000 is in persona
effects. Mr.. Mccullough died intestnte.
Gen. Terry has issued orders relieving
Mai. Alexander Sharp, paymaster U. S
army, from duty in the department OF Da
k0ta, to enable him to comply with order
from the war department, directing him t.
take station in the department OF tn
Eass-
Two young deserters from the regula
army named Harry Clinton and Harr.
l,odd. OF Company Il, United States regula
infantry, were arrested at Joliet, Hin OILS
They we're trying to beg n meal at a res
tnuriant, when the chief OF police notice
they had on military shoes. He ~arrestc,
them and they confessed. They enlisted a
Denver last April.
The Omaha company, through their at
toriey, have posted notices OF prosecutio
to all trespassers on their lands in Roc
county, and several suits have been con
menced. In majority Of Gases the squat
ters are poor men, and leave aa soon a
they arc confronted with q notice, but
few arc determined TO max 2 Ggbt an
await the result in the courts.
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Peter Donohnc, the millionaire and pio-
neer of California, died in san francisco.
Gen. Lon.street is writing articles on The
war which will appear in theCentury maya.
zine.
Col. w. b. Royal. with his wife and
daughter, VIII leave in n few days TO Join
his regiment IN Arizona.
Vice President HcurIricts had an attack
OF paralysis several years ago. and expect
ed to die by that disease.
Hon amcsG Blaine presented st. Marks
home OF Augusta, Ne, With one pound OF
silver dollars recently at Il pound party.
Rev. Charles Hnwley. y. H., has just died
at Auburn, \. y, aged G6. lie was on" OF
the most p~rominent,9len in the P~resbyteri-
an church.
Capt. Alvn Bradley. thelargestship own
er on the Northern chain Of lakes, died at
his resideuccin Cleveland. Hewas seventy
one years old
Lord Adelbcrt Percy Cecil, n younger
brother Of the earl OF Exeter, is preaching
in New York as III evangelist, III haIis ana
out OF the way places
Miss Mary r. Smith, OF Raleigh n. c.. re-
GENTLY deceased, lett 100000 to the Prot
sstant Episcopal diocesc Sc OF North Carolina,
end a $4,000 plantation to the trustees
of the state university.
Hon. Thomas A. Boyle, the successful
Democratic candidate for Mayor OF Prori.
depce, i. J., has been elected mayor by the
Republicans seventeen times. They de
clined to nominate him this time and The
Democrats took nm up.
Col. II. II. Finley. formerly OF st. Pau
and known in connection with the Wash
burne-D onnelly congressional contest, anc
az, n private agent Of S. j. Tiiden, sails ioI
EUROPE Dec. 3 on a political crrand INA
win.take him to Paris aud Berlin.
The most notable social d~ebntantcs II
New York the coming season Will be Mist
Edith Minturn, niece Of Mrs. William Is
Aster, and Miss Annie webb, sister to {
aon7in-la " of William III. Vanderbilt. Boil
are,of course, young and pretty.
BENJAMIN johnson, aged 10, died in tn
Jacksonville. Ind, pcnitantiary. He was'
native, OF North Carolina and n member Q
the legislature at one time. lie served
ten year sentence in Sing Sing. N. Y, ant
has been in the Indiana p%risonfor II years
Senator Dorsey, previous to the sta
route trial. was the sole owner of thcmag
ni6cent PHlo Blanco ranch, said to b.
worth S2,GuO,O 900. After the trial Col
Ingcnsoll, his attorney, and Mr.. MUIR;
Nelson acquired an interest, and Mr.. Al
lev bought ntwo-thirds interest IN the cat
tie which Dorsey had sold, Tor which h
Maid $3.50, 900. Atthat time oil the dlVls
ION there wusro membranes on the PROF
ertv, except 100000 which the eompan,
had borrowed from AR. Alley.
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Record.

Travel in New England is impedea by
he-vy snnw drifts.
Arcadia, Wis, had u narrow escapefrG!n
being wiped out by fire.
Three persons are reported killed, and
severol Injured in q bad wreck on the
Northern Pacific near Missoula.
Mrs. r0ibuster, living neal Black River
fails. Wis, was found lying on the road
aide dead. about three miles from town. 1t
IL supposed she became I. :nporarily insane
A fri,htTIl case Of hy%drophobia was de-
DEVELOPED AZ Milwaukee, the victim being
George Nagrlschmidt, u four-year-old son
Of Mr. ana Mrs. Nagnlschmidt. The child
was ATTACHED bya large Newfoundland dog
while p~laying near his home and died in
dreaded commissions.
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MARKET

DULUTH. Wheat-No. / Northern, ssc;
No. Northern, she: No. ! hard, 9o4@9lc
ST. PAUL. Wheat-No l hard, 9oc; No.
l Northern, SEC. Corn-No. 2, 39c. Oats
No. 2 mixed. 26Ec; No. 2 white, 27lzc;
No. 3 white, 26JSc. Barley-No.2, oSc; No.
3 extra, SOC: No. 3 regular, 35c. Rye
Acc. Ground feed-$16. Corn meal
bolted, $50; coarse, SIG. Bran-sacked, 5
So; shorts. $1,000. Baled hay.-Upland
prairie, 81; timothy, SO. Flax seed
S los. Flour.-Pntent, $4.25M5.35;
straights, S4.75@5; bakers, S4.25M4,5o;
rye, S3.25M3.75. Livehogs.-$3.25@3.45.
Dressed ~hogs.-SA.l24.
M~txSEApolls. Wheat-No. l hard, S9kc;
| No. l Northern, Sale; No.2Northern. soc.
Flour-in sacks, $l.S5@5; for shipments,
S4.S5m5;inbarrels. S5@5.1o. Corn-ilE
0Q42c. Bran-$7.25MT.75. Shorts-S9@
10. Oats-No.2 white, 2SW29c. Rye-i9@
sic. Barlev-45@75c. Cornineal-S16.5O
MlT.5O. Mixed iesd-S16@16.50. Hay
81 .50M7.75. Oatmeal-$2.35W3. Seeds
Timothy, Sl.52@l.G6; No. fiaxseed,
$l.OS; clover. $5W5.5o
MiLwAuKEE. Whcat-Cash, S6Hc. Corn
No. 2, 41Hc. Oats-No 9, 2SBc Rye-No
/, Coke. Barley-No.2 GoHc. Mess pork
$S.2S. L.ard-Cash, 1892. Butter-DairS
17@1Sc. Cheese-sM@9kc. Esss-19a@
zoe.
CHICAGO. Wheat-No. . spring, s7@s75
No. 3 spring, TO@73c; No. 2 red, soc
No. 3 red. 7Sc. Corn-cash, 4la@il1c
Oats-cash 26a. Rye-No. 2, 60Ac. Bar
ley-No. 9, &c. Flax seed-No. /, $l.15
Mess ~pork-cash, SS.2o@S.25. Lard
cash, $5.95. Butter-creamery, 14@25c
dairy, 12s@1Sc. Esss-l9c.
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THE NEWS SUMMARIZED.
From Washington.

Attorney General Garland will recon.
mend the organization OF the federal Judi
ciary.
The weather predictions for the Pacific
coast have been suspended by order OF Gen.
Hazen.
Gen. Villas refuses to accept mail con-
tractors, carriers or their agents as bonds
men for postmasters on their route.
Secretary Lamar says Commissioner
Sparks order relative to timber cutting in
Montana was issued without authority OF
law.
Mrs. T. N. Nicolay, wife of John G. Nico-
lay, marshal OF the United States supreme
court, dec recently after a two weeks i'll
ness.
The secretary 81 the interior has decided
that n patent has not formally issued be-
You'd recalluntilit has beendclivercd to the
patentee.
The new Brazilian minister, Baron TIA.
luba, who has arrived here, brings with him
his wife, who is a lady Of great culture and
fine appearance.
On account OF the death OF the vice pres
ident there will naturally be IL lull in many
OF the contemplated g~ayetics in the social
world until after the holidays.
The postmaster general has appointed
the following fourth-class postmasters:
Daknta-Eee Heights, George II. Stolford.
lowa-tireencastle, II. Woods; l~Ientonville,
S. w Whoum.
1t appears that Mr.. SchonhoN, who has
been appointed consul at Tunstali, Eng
land, in place Of Mr.. Lane OF Illinois, is n
manufacturer OF "indestructible p0niersn
in New York city.
The president makes no secret OF the fact
that heintends to ask for the resignation
III Erals,.irl lpnrloSs tl,a r..Irjar az lna,Jc
very eon He intends, ii possible, to APP
point atcolored man as the successor Of
Mr.. Douglass.
1t lis said Mt the treasury department
that there will be "a deficit this month,
The reason OF this is that the revenue has
been very small during this month. A
halt has been called in all Wholesale and
importing business.
A United States treasury bond for So,
600, which was sold at . sheriii's sale AT
Montreal a few days ago for 500, proves
to beta stolen one, payment on which haC
been stopped. The treasury department
at Washington AVE requested that til,
bond be returned TO them.
John kenney, aged ~iiftg-iive years, an ole
soldier, came to Washington from Arizon,
with his boy, paying S155 railroad fare
He came to secure d position as Waterman
and left only $50 TO support his wife ant
other three children during his absence
The pair will be sent bark.
The president has decided not to allo,
the wishes OF e&-President Hayes to int,
fere in the dismissal OF an offensive par
tisan, and has decided rtoremove Mr.. Reed
the postmaster at Paramount, w. Va, VIII
was recently APP ointcd, as described i
these dispatches a few days ago.
The American Iron aud Steel associatio,
in reDly TO Secretary Munninu's recent CT,
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Said John w. Foster, recently minister
to Madrid: Spain is in the worst sort OF
shape for a crisis Of this kind. The Span
ish people are very intiammable and al
ways ready for revolution; hut just now
the condition is aggravated rs n result of
the succession of calamities which the
country has suffered during the last few
years. First came the earthquakes, and
then the cholera, and they not only result
ed in a frightful mortality, but business OF
every sort was demoralized, industries
were suspended. people fed from their
homes, and those who remained were too
frightened to work. There have been two
years OF constant apprehension. Among a
people OF the temperament OF the Spaniards,
ascare is almost as bad as a calamity. Dur.
ing all this time the country has been
producing nothing; and the accumula.
tons OF the people have been exhaust
cd and every form OF industry and trade
has been FRUSTRATED.
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Foreign Gossip.

The English court goes into three weeks
mourning for King Alfonso.
Woodside. the Irish champion, lower
ed Princes iif~ty-Inile bicycle record.
The new American minister has present.
ed his credentials to King Humbert.
The British expeditiouary force has cap
tured Mingvan after a sharp fight with the
Burmese. Three OF the British were wound
ed. .....
1t is rumored nt Vienna that King Milan
81 Serviu has secretly visited the Emperor
OF Austria, for the purpose OF securing as
sistance.
Acable dispatch announces the death, at
Southampton, England, of Il. Johnston
Nivrn, at one time on tn" New York bench,
better known in political and railway
circles.
An election riot took place at London
derry. in which the windows OF houses oC-
cupied by PrutcstantS were smashed, and
! the barracks OF the Salvation Army wreck
ed. About 20 Loyalists were Injured.
Queen Victoria has written letters to
Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria, containing
lavish cncomiums OF his strategy, and she
marks all the criticisms OF AieXander's
grneralship which appear in the leading
( German newspapers, and sends him cx-
tracts from the official English Servian re-
ports.
The Pail Mall Gazcttc's analysis Of the
returns shows a Conservative gain OF SO
seats and 1t Liberal gain OF 3G, but their
gain is stiIl Insufficient TO give the ConscrH-
arives II clear minority. The Liberals
now claim to hpltt lGl seats, against lo9
for the Conservatives, % Tor the National,
,sts aud . for the Independents
Berlin has II sensation Of the first order
i'll the triad and conviction Of the Mar,
cheese Rita Candice, the daughter OF Mario,
the tenor, and Grisi. The Marchcse has
been prosecuted under fourteen charges o
/ having s~windled jewelers., hotel keepers and
modistes Of large sums OF money and I'M
der various false pretenScs. She has beer
i,convicted of all the charges, and has beer
sentenced to eighteen months impison
mGnt.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

OF the wonderful powers a d virtues OF
that best of all medicines, kidney-Wort.
1t has heentricd and proved. Its cures
are numberless and the record Of (supposed)
incurable cases that have yielded to it's in
hueuce, is astounding. If you have trouble
with your Kidneys, Liver or Bowels, if
you suffer from Constipation and Piles, il
you are n victim OF rheumatism or Ma
Inria. take Kidncy-Wort You will fad it
the remedy you need.
nSs"A Pint of the Finest Ink for families
or schools can be made from u 10c. pack
age OF Diamond Dyes. All druggists keep
them. Well. Richardson & Co, Burlington,
Vt. Sample Card. 81 colors, and book OF
directions Tor &c. stamp.
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to Cleveland, Ohio, AMI, has now deserted

ner, . ..
Evanston Gregg, formerly OF milwaukee,.
and an uncle OF Gregg Bros, grocers, has
been murdered at Tin Cup, Col. Three OF
MIR. Gregg's married sisters live in Mil
waukee.
Theodore Wagner, n prominent citizen of
Alkah, Ore, committed suicide by taking a
dose OF poison. He assigned no reason for
the deed, and it is generally attributed to
temporary insanity.
A sensation was created DIT Springfield,
Ohio, by the Sudden disappearance OF Mrs.
Lemllel Lewis leaving a husband and chill
dren. 1t is alleged that she ran OFF with u
man named Noah Lewis.
The jury it the case OF Mrs. Amanda Me-
Daniel, charged with being an ~accomplicein
the assassination OF her husband, Lewis
Mcdaniel, on trial at Jacksonville, Oregon,
has returned II verdict OF not guilty.
Nine saloonkecpers from as many differ
ent parts OF Iowa were convicted of vioiat-
Ing the internal revenue laws in the United
States court at Dubuque, and fined from
$40 to 5000. with costs, in soale case:
amounting to $500.
At midnight recently n band OF masked
men rode into Sparta, Ga, forced the l;ti!er
to open the jail, took therefrom Alexander
E~tllerhrilgc, and rode away with him. 1t
has been learned that he was shot to death
several miles from town.
In the stomach OF Steward Richardson,
who died in West Chester, Pa, recently,
there WAS oun poison enough to kill five
men. His wife, sistcr.in-law and his wife 8
paramour were arrested, but nc evidence
OF his murder was found against them.
In Spring Grove county, Va, John z.
Newly, Il married man OF Spring Grove,
hearing that Tucker was cohabiting with
his wife, met Tucker. A quarrel ensued,
during wich Newly attempted to shoot
Tucker, but missed his aim, the load strik'
ing Stephen Pierce, inflicting fatal injuries.
Newly is still at large.
The Sioux Indian. "Packs the Prairie
Chicken who outraged Miss Maynard, q
school teacher, near Valentine, North Nc
braska, and who escaped from the guard
house at Fort Niobrara, where he was con
fined to prevent lynchiAg, was recapturec
"a few days ago at Rosebud agency il
Dakota, and again escaped.
Mrs. st. John and Mrs. McCue, OF Louis
vile, Ky, quarrclcd. They occupied room:
in the same block OF flats. While Mrs
McCuc vert out to buy a turkey fol
THANKSGIVING, Mrs. st. John entered hel
room and sprinkled red pepper in larg'
quantities on the bed and on the floor
The result was that Mrs. McCue went intt
commissions and will die.
A party OF young men visited the hous
OF James Wilkinson, a young farmer lvln
n few miles from Onancock, Va, to Civ
the couple, VINO were married the evenln
before, IL charivari. Some in the crow,
fired through one OF Wiikinson's windows
smashing the glass and tearing the sas
out. The bride screamed and Wilkinso
fired into the crowd, severely woundin
, Thomas Mears and peppcrins several ott
\ era with shot.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
Criminal Calender.

William, Aaron shot himself III the head
at Pierrr. Dakota, dying aim ost instantly.
In DosIlsy county, Ga, Calvin Il. Powell
was si,os l,Hl killed by John p. Klegs dur
ing u q ieb
Sinsac indian is wanted in Nebraska
for o,itp silg II school teacher, having es.
capei tr,Fa his captors at the Rosebud
.Jeni,jt IcElroy. a IndiAna country belle,
elopeh u fash Buffalo drummer,
named Kadnond, lastaarch. He her