The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-15
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brun and ohambery and at other points in th,
province Of Hante Apes q NJ;
4 Voorhees,, charged with wrecking train nea,
Hubbell, Neb., year ago was recently found
guilty and sentenced to five years in the stat
prison. s&@ssz III. a.
There are 5000 poor people destitute and
dependent upon public charity.in St Louis,
Over ~, 600 men have been thrown out of en-.
ployment in that city. @ .ys:-55sft
In the Swain court-martial the court ruled
out the testimony of Witness Deakop upon thu;
ground of his want Of belief in the existence
Of supreme being. 9'55&ti&1fs r. .ss n
Paymaster William II. smyth, who left Sd
vannah on spree with government moneyip
his possession, has rendered his resignation,
which the president accepted. 80 ''l4a
In the executive session Of the senate Thu
Nicaraguan treaty was reported back from the
committee on foreign relations with the recon-
mendation that it be ratified. - y
At Wnlliamsport, Pa, Miss Belle Kentner
sues ex-Sheriff Zanger for $4,000 damages
eighty years Of age, while Miss KentnerS is
twenty three. 80 g $50 ~ +
= NAL Rodnia Mutt, the midgit, was married
in Boston to Miss Clara Garfield, aged eighteen,
and eighteen inches taller than the groom.
Mutt Is forty-four years old andwas n ever be-
fore married Nc 5
During q drunken spree Of soldiers at Foa
Yates, John Anderson, restaurant keeper Of
Wlnona, was shot by .Sergeats Murphy Of
Company B, Seventeenth infanyfy. Anderson
is now in the hospital His wound is not fatal
= George B. Armstrong, register OF the Huron,
Oak, land Office, has obtainedta divorce from
his wife on the ground Of desertion, Judge
Seward Smith awarded the decree. The court
gave the child. q boy OF six years, to the faith
er. u Ssl III Is ia alSi isEatafl Fstf-iGsi
The Vatican, through the British minister IL
Pekin, will open negotiations with China foi
permission to send an envoy to deal directly
with questions affecting Catholic missions in
China. The pope desires to emancfpate priests
from French protection. Is ! jssfliS . ~,
Benjamin s. Ashley and George M Watson,
bankers and stock brokers OF Auburn. NJ z,
we're arrested recently on a charge sofs grand
larceny in wrongfully converting to the use; Of
other than the rightful owner, $12, 500 deposit
ed by Mrs. Amarillo N. Sartwell, widoY. flit
Henry NJ Guild, \ late teller Of the FirsI
National bank, Cincinnati, committed suicide
at the residence Of Q. i. Tudor, his brother in.
law, cashier Of the Union National bank Of
East Walnut hills. He resigned his position
at the bank last May, and has not since found
employment 50 ~ ~
The Sth inst. being the occasion Of the TWEEN
ty-frst birthday Of Prince Albert Victor, old.
est son Of the prince Of Wales, twas made thu
occasion Of rejoicings throughout the country.
IN London the day opened with the ringing Of
ufyr,fF d. TAX
palace The Uniyersity of Cambridge sent ian
address OF congratulation to the young prince.
William Vaughan shot and killed his wife :,
Grafton, W. A, to whom he had been married
four weeks. Vaughan used a'shotgun, firing
through q window The shot took effect in tht
aasr tie desd Woman
her lap at the time Of the shooting. Jealousy
was the cause The parties were prominently
connected. y ( -! - 81
Another sharp shock Of earthquake was fell
in the south Of Spain. Its greatest force was
damaged Seven persons were injured.
Most of the inhabitants had left or were Sleep
ing in tents King Alfonzo has started for thu
scenes of disaster. Three hundred thousand
dollars have already been subscribed King
I NfouZo has taken with him 500, 600, which be
Will in person distribute for the relief Of. sui;
ferers s5l 4;;S n RI &
Is Gen. Sherman, in answer to question as to
the effect Of Gen. Grants declination to receive
the fund being raised for his benefit, said:
OF course, that will put q stop to the who'd
thing, and nothing now will be done about it
az presume, though, that the local defense
which was secured for him will be retained
Gen. Grant has friends who will look out fol
his interests, outside of those who were in.
teresting themselves in his behalf in this par
ticuIar instance. yEE5s;3.5f IS, II efa55$5$$
7 Parnell addressed meeting at Tipperaryre
Gently. Four years ago, he said, men lof Tip.
perary helped him unfurl the banner Of the
league there. The movement became historic,
and had proved Of great service to the Irish
people A similar point in the history Of Ire
land had now been reached What; agitation.
had already gained WAS; infinltesimal as com.
pared with the full reward to be secured by it
He believed the great power Of franchise re-
Gently conferred would be judicously used 8
Postofices discontinued: Minnesota erro
Gordo; mail to Dawson. ;Postmasters com.
missioned -Adolph Miller, Richardton, Dak |;
Richard a Copeland, Willard, Oak; James s.
Miles, Hector, Mimi. Frank G. Blakeheld,
Fish Greek, Wis; E. Foster, Audubon, To-
wa; D. Donnan, Independence, Iowa; G. R
Franklin, Rockford, Iowa; G. e. Owen, Sam:
born, Iowa; o. Zleyig, Wllmar, Mimi. William
81 Vans, Deuster, Wis; James e. Kennedy
r. Goods, Mark, Iowa y ~; NJ
\ The marriage Of Lieut. James Defrees Mann,
of the United States army, and Miss Katie
Ray, daughter Of A Ross Ray, one Of Wash.
ington's wealthiest citizens, took place in 81
Johns church recently. The groomsmen
we're Leutenants sAugur, Brown, Allen and
davenport, 2f the cavalry crops; the brides;
Miss Greer A reception was held in the after
noon at MIR. Ray r. sidence, and Lieut. Mann
and his bride went to New York, whence they
go direct to Fort Leavenworth, his post 4
i The Posts dispatch from Berlin says the act
iyity of the Congo conference Of the American
delegates, Kason and Sanford, seems to indi-
cate a Wlsh to make it clear that America viii
IN the future be more concerned in European
interests than heretofore The active particis
patton Of Americs in the conference is favored
by Bismarck, and the fact excites the suspicion
Ct other powers. There is curiosity to know il
German american CO. operation theatens Brit.
ish possessions in America as well as in Africa.
The subject isa very prorninent topic Of CON
versation an diplomatic circles.; . {si5fB 81
The secretary Of the Protestant Educational
institute has written Earl Granville, secretary
Of state for foreign affairs, asking whether En-
rington, the unofficial British representative al
the Vatican, is authorized to negotiate with the
Vatican, in reference to Catholic missions IL
India Such action; the writer says, would be
constitutional and prove Injurious to! The
cause. dispatch from Rome TO the Exchange
Telegraph company says: Signor Macenni,
papal under secretary OF state, denies that RI.
rngton is accredited to the Vatican either OH.
cially or nnoficially lll833 -
About . year ago Frank Q. Marlin, assistant
postmaster at Pierre, Oak, left that town lesrY.
ing the office VI 800 short He had taken ad.
vantage Of the possmaster's absence and draw
money orders on various points OF the country,
sent the adyices, and Of his leisure proceeded
TO- collect them Martin managed TO cover hi
tracka. well and was not caught He swas 4