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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
SUMMARY 0F NEWS OF THE WEEK.
why ! reatmast.r was uaspsnaed.

u,
The president has appointed James +.
yought postmaster at Lie Mars, Iowa, ii place
Of F. N. Emery suspended InS5 explanation
of the suspension Of Postmaster Emery tie
postmaster general states that lin February
last an inspector. examined the Office at L.
Mars and found the postmaster short 3672 81 81,
ind TINT he had not made his deposits at the
close of the month as required, but often
aegligently run. The Inspector was Of the
opinion that the loss had occurred by theft, re-
sulting from the careless manner III which
government property was left exposed by the
postmaster The postmaster Immediately
made good the shortage $500. $50,
. "But, says the postmaster general, ait Is the
liked determination of the department to re-
move every postmaster whose accounts are
found shortionce and who does not deposit
who is careless Or negligent in the conduct Of
bis Office. S ! s.ii.3s3S &: EiS5I ri.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
PIERS oNAL MENTION

sRsN Dr.. Newman thinks Gen. Grant may re.
cover, 25't3 Y; N .t's is
e William NJ. Evarts has been nominated for
the long term in The Yale College corporation
/. Robert Garrett Of Baltimore is worth sl5,-
900 200. and his sister has ~ income oil s5o,-
600 year. ". S55: .t5 Il Sj
Ex-Mayor Perry Payne Of Cleveland, son Of
United States Senator Rayne, died of heart
disease, aged forty five. @3s .;i +; 81
IS. n, q. Burdicks, the newly appointed chief
grain inspector of Minnesota, was member Of
the territorial legislature Of 1856
The fact has just leaked out that Harold r
Wallack Of New York, was married last No
yember to Miss fMadge Difing, who comes Of
an old Ahiladalpliia family and is worth ha!f
a million. The couple were forgiven on all
sides, and are now stopping at Lester Wallack' e
residence at Stamford, Conn. 4 z! szs5 III 4
Thomas Thatcher, who was an aide camp
on Gen. Weitzel's staff at the SUR enderi Of
Richmond. writes the New York Tribune to
say that Ex-senator, :Wilkinsons statement de,
nying Admiral Porter's account of President
Lincoln in the matter Of calling the Virginia
legislature together is true. y
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
Axoun,g w1fe's Suicide.

Mrs. Annie Pershing, wife ofsW. G. Pershing
and daughtet-in-law Of Rev. DR.. a Perahing,;
president o. The Pittsburg female college, at
Pittsbnrg, Pa, shot heraelf in the right temple,
and is in g dying condition. Sir weeks ago.!
while student ct the college, she sclandistinly
nations were afterward made. Aquarrel, Gull,
minated in young Pershing going TO Chicago
His wife started ont to hunt him, and, not
finding him, returned to her home in Alleghe-
ny, where sheslot herself. Mrs Pershing is
the daughter Of 9 wealthy resident of New Cas-
tie, eighteenSyears Of age, and handsome
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
Bishop 1rslana,s now Trust.

Washington Special Bishop Ireland
preached ia St Matthew'S church in this city
on the 10th. His errand in the East has been
to secure site for the National Catholic uni
yersity: To him was delegated the purchase OF
q site. The directors Of tho university, Of whom
he is one, decided u that the institution
should DO located IN Washingto It was de-
cided to buy fifty -five acres east OF the
Soldier home and three miles from the
treasury building. On the ground is . pas
What wasp paid for the site is not known, but
Bishop ireland closed the bargain and paid
s., COO down. It will be remembered that some
time ago Miss NJ G. Caldwell, wealthy lady,
donated sSU0, 100 for the establishment Of
Catholic university It is understood that
other gifts will follow, making the whole en-
dowment 81 ,000, 900 The institution is to bea
university comparing with those of Europe,
will not conflict with the Georgetown college,
and will differ from John Hopkins in Balh-
more III being q den confessional pniyersity
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
raE, olAsuA1rY 3HE4coRp..'

Albert F, Woods, 81, 81 Belle Prairie, wal
run over by train, and both legs 20 badly
crushed that he died soon after
Ell Fire at Scales Mound III burned alsrge
stock barn belonging III q NApper, conttain4
and . number Of .bioodsd hogs Loss, ", 900
3 The Whits Croas line Belgian steans.
Helyetis, lilo tom, VITA . general cargo
valued al; so, 900, which started IA from
Antwerp April % Tor Montreal, ssnk Of Scat
teri Capo Breton, on Tho 9th Tho passenger
PORT awkeaburg. This Ii the fourth stssther
Of that Hns which has been lost within aB many
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
San Doming wants ) ROW.

The Washington Critic has late intelligence
from Pos ~ Prince Hayh, which says:
liver up q. N WI BofEelen, native Of Tie
United States nd formerly consul for Hayi at
New York. Tia United States government has
now made four requests for his release from
prison on the islAad, where he has been con-
fined for the past ixteen months in defiance
OF treaty obhgahonA Each demand has been
received in q most disrespeotful manner,
hardly any notice being taken Of them BY the
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21

Indianapolis, Special Telegram, May Ia
Dr. William n Sutherland, for many years
one Of the most prominent dentists Of Indianap-
oils, Ind. and proprietor Of the Indiana Dental
college, died recently in Indiana under circum.
stances that admit OF littlsdonbt that he COM
'mitted suicide by taking norphin DR. Enth-
erland was forty years Of age, who married
his second wife in last December. About two
years ago he lost al his money In business yen-
has been
Gently he has grown very ldespondent and has
frequently talked OF death as d Srelief from
worldly troubles Before taking the poison he
took bathsand shave and carefully dressed
himself He belonged TO the Masons, Knights
sof PYthias, Knights OF Honor, and Grand Army
gof the Republio having policies In several Of
the insurance companies connected with these
orders, and Besides he was insured for S5, 900
III the Metropolitan 81 New York 5Si5g5s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21

On Friday forenoon, the 18th inst, at Utica,
Winons county, MINI. the flames were seen
issuing from seefeld's elevator. IA high wind
prevailing, the whole building WASH flames in
4 few minutes. the sparks iSniHng adjoining
buildings on the north side Of the track, and
for two hours the FIRE ragged and appeared 70
vie with the wind. setting fire to House after
house, until twenty ght bull ings were con-
.sumed The principal losses were as follows;
Mr. Seeielt' q loss between &C, zoo and q, 0O0
being insured for ~, 800 Il "a y, II
4. ., Hammers store and stock, q, 900; In
sured for $500. Il u H
": B. EllsTorthfs barns, machinery depot etc,
over 81, 900; insurance ~, 30 3s Z =.
Mrs. Fhck's hotel and barr, NJ 900; insured
for 81, 22s0 b AL sfs g
zD D. ID Browns hotei, contents and barn, en-
tire loss; insurance NOT known Il
other stock burned IS
" a. Flickss dwelling md contenta.
Il John Ludwig q house and contents
n d. Boyd b saloon
Joe Dewey d house and outbuildinee a
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


Angus Cannon, the arch Mormon, took his
sentence for polygamy calmly: h
\ Hubert OF the Pillsbury L Hubert Elevator
company, will give $500 reward for the tappre.
hension Of the men who set fire to their
Crookston elevator 3j3 =: - ~
Jacob Kneesel, for three years past hostler
at the :Winona house Rochester, WINS found
dead in the granary on his old farm iii Salem
township. Suicide z +: & q
In . saloon fight at Dodge City Kan, grow.
ing out Of 3 game OF cards, David Burns was
shot dead and Dave Mathers and Joe Wallace
were slight wounded The latter two were
arrested &.
7 Thomas Hughes, tramp, while attempting
.sohlender at Tars, Mo-, received fatals wounds
the window for such visitors. s4 a IN 81 s.
At Swansea, Masa, Charles Johnson and
James Burns quarreled abon the rsiatiya
merits OF two fighting men. Johnson cut deep.
" through Burns arteries with i razor aiid
killed him Johnson. was arrested III
III George q Odgers obtained writ 81, habea.
corpus IN Judge Rogers court, Chicago, "a
compel Sarah Racket Stevenson to produce
his wife, Bsrthn Odgers, in court d Odgers
with his bride, WAS dragged out OF his bed q
the Palmer house on the night Of April is, oh
% warrant sworn out by Mrs. Stevenson, ahn
5of the young wife .ss 5lj
Federal oficers arrested at Texarkana Texas
IA. 4. Adieta Of Dallas on charges Of embez
cling money from the mails. Adieta has bee:
running as . route agent on the Texas Pacific
road He has been suspected FOR nearly tBt
g, 600 10 has established . grocery store II
Dsllas and 70 married. b d
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
sAazormon'sI Dsssnos ii H.mss.s.

Bait Lake dispa tch: When Angus Cannon
Epresid lent q This s.stake, ', was called up for
Sentences recently he said he was conscious Of
having violated no law. His conscience was
serene He had 4obeyed the Edmunds law as
he Understood II that ID, while living in the
same house With his wives, he had intercourse
with but one: He loved, his children and was
@gratiied to hsarsthe court Say the law had
made ell his children equal heirs. he would
Try to beat M under any sentence the court
might intiict aid in, such manner az to show he
had not lost Ills manhood Cannon's speech
WAS received With great pplanss which the
no promises as to the fnturef s.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
Con. MAD l..on wsant.s wore rsoop,s. 81. !:

5 Gen. MIDI Teton Wants More Troops.
81 Winnipeg Special Lord Melgund arrived in
Winnipeg on the 18th. He is on his way to
Ottawa with important dispatches from Gen
Mi dleton TO the government, which the gen
eral was afraid to transmit by wire It is un-
derstood that Mid leton is urging the govern
mont to send up more troops Us he regards the
present number at his disposal entirely made
gpates TO suppress the trouble in view of
ihs Indian 4 rising Melgund left after Saturdays
fight which does not appear to have been SO
favorable TO our troops as the first dispatches
indicated, because after an al day hard fight
Middleton had not succeeded in driving
the rebels from their well chosen position
Much comment is being made regarding Mel
gunds return to Ottawa from. the West. The
government admits that he has come to con-
fer with the governor general respecting rein
forcements. arms and other par tlculars in put
ting down the rebellion; but the opinion wide
ly prevails that Middleton has tempered with
Orders from Ottawa not to follow up and at
tack the rebels, and this is said to have some
thing to do with Melgund'' mission. French
men are !still pushing for making concessions
with the half-breeds, and egotiating to bring
about peace Il sss IS 3 Ti ~ ~ ~ -
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21
me iowa Auditorslnip.i

Il Dee Moipes; Iowa, Special Telegram, May
sa2-The decision; of the supreme court IN ap-
plicatio1 Of Auditor Brown BY habeas corpus
proceedings to ;h,st tho validity Of the law
under which hs was suspe ended from Office
reached the clerk to- day, it shaving been pre-
pared BY Judge Adams on the question Of
L BroWn,s surrender BY his bondsmen direct to
the supreme court Judge Adams says ~ 5S
having invited Dutfas and Pierce to become Is
aureties, cannot be allowed to resort to any pro-
ceeding which would have the e1ort to render!
them liable upon the bond; but Brown proposed
to test in advance q big discharge the ques-.
der which it Is said that his criminal liabilitv
has arisen, and his position Isl that il the sta.,
tnte shall be held Unconstitutional his limo,
5cence shall accordlngly be disclosed We
think his petition IN this respect must Be tsts-
The validity ot the law under which the re.;
4moyal was made is then passed upon. and
sustained Tor the reason that the statute pro-
Yldes Tor suspension only Several leading
cases are discussed, and the court says: q,
@ Wne me suspension may have the effect Of
9 removal q, during the time Of Suspension, so
far as the officers most important right is
concerned. The objection ia made that the
g1y ernor Is not vested with Judicial power.
s aaI aSso no' aa,es obtS 1aea
- e oE
NV sss Y. Il can occurred Gi q some
saa,l Ian Is 70
sis sease rom se-
~ sar " ". y can
Ana Y OF
Az; az papets. w q the oncer; The
tIoiii sassoay pIayea ~ tne petit
~ e " ne must pc remand-
ee ~. I, Z,
+s vigorous d1ssent,
De-
- sa,. WarTanto pro-
ce,,ait, q we ONCE re-,
co,,r; ~ y t9e dlstl1et
cbsrss N ails shv sl9 e asislsy o. .ne
oar, Ia aatahI;shsd ~ = ae
- g Isl ID
III i III,
Serious Mature OF the cattle pia0us!
as /, : .
n On antorVlew regarding the spread of
Spleuroz pnenmonia, Hon; y lanes Wilson, the
farmer congressman Of lows saws :: = lit ia
fact oartIv i ~. ars,,a.,
1acs s.ar.nng % sne owners OF cat
tie and to everybody who deals with cattle
EoWners. missouri IS dii'eetl south Of Iowa. No
natural barrier separates us Diseased cattle
can easily be driven over. the line, and exposed
cattie are almost sure % Pc Inc presence Of
That the disease could not exist in the dry At.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21

Prince Albert Of Sake. Aitsnbury,HAsn married
In Berlin, TO Princess Marie n
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21

u Ferdinand Hitler, celebrated German com.
poser and piAnisA died at Cologne, &
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21

but among the upright there is good will
The above are nearly all Of the pass
ages in. which q shock is given to
Dld associations. In other passages there are
found variations which cannot be called rash
authorized version is: Behold nv servant
shall deal prudentlv, he shall be exalted and
extolled and be very high" The: revised
reads Behold my servant shall deal wisely,
he - shall be lifted up and shall 81 be
very high" Isaiah liii, v 8, In the
authorized version Is: HE is despised and re-.
'lected OF man; q men Of sorrows and acquainted
with grief, and VIC hid as IL were our faces from
him: he was despisel,and we esteemed him not. :
In the revised 1t reads: aka Is despised and re.
-Ieoted of men, a man of sorrow. and acquainted
with grief; and as one from whom men hide
their faces. he was despised, and We esteemed
him not. The same chapter, verse 2, IL
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-21

Proverbs, Job and the canticles, but the Prophets
have been left In prose- however passionate their
Moses. Deborah and Hannah: Tie Psalm psalm Ct Jonah
md Habakkuk. and Dayids lament Il in
i .scond samuel. appear IN 9 yerstfed ballad
It'll upon Gideon, Is indicated BY its verso
character. 30 also Is the Triumphant cry Of
Barnson Judges w, 16) Exnminationo OF the
more familiar passages and phrases disclosed
Tho fact that care was taken in preserving intact
aousehold words. The old literary form has
been held sacred, and the reytsers cannot be
charged with any pedantic straining after the
u the scripture have escaped untouched The
nigh priest no longer casts lots for the scape-
lgoat; he does 30 for AzazeL The summary Of
s59SF55 EACH DAYS WORK At THE CREATION d
aow runs according to the formula And there
was evening and there was marnfng one day..
there was evening and there was morning d
,econd day I, third day and g On. giving
rails. The Apples OF Gold. of Prov
RIBS xxy. II arc now encased In Sig
are work Of silver. instead % ..pictnres.y'
become Vanity and striving after wind
Happy Is the man that hath his CULVER full Of
them Psalms: cx1yii., y. has been changed
srwith them. Reuben's curse tGenesfs, Xix.
verse ~, Unstable AZ water, thou shalt not ext
eel now reads, Unstable Jas water. have not
rate against the association il the anthorized Led
Genesis chapterH VI, verse a, There were giants
on tho earth III those days. Ii .rsyised, a-The
nephoiim were in The earth I'd those days. Il IN
The authorized edition job XXXIsyerse 35, sOh
that one would hear me behold, my desire Is,
that the almighty would answer me and that
mine adversary had written book lis revised,
oh that one would hear me; behold my desire
Y, that the almighty would answer me, aud that
had the indtctmedt which my adversary hath
u The authorized Psalm d VIII verse
FOR thou hast made him little lower than
the angels ID revised for thou hast made him
little lower than God. - The authorized Psalm
sxyt verse III, T said ~ my haste, all men nre
lar, lts revised, II said when I made
aaste TO escape, MI men are He.
s6ncinston Of the whole matter, fear COD, etc.
mas BEEN revised 70 read, This iii the end 81 the
;nistter AZ shath been heard: fear God, etc
Proverbs xtv. 81: Fools make b mock al sin but
Knaonx thu zighteous Tiers ii favor revised
reads The fooiish scoru the guilt Offering:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Fauuuier county gets $2,5542O from the
apportionment of the State school fund.
William Keanns, of FauQuier, has reached
his eighty.seventh year, and is the father of
tWenty-six children.
Alta meeting Of Irish-American citizens
in Cincinnati last night So, 900 was pledged
for the Irish parliamentary fund.
1t is said that Cluverius keeps the even
tenor of his way, and is reported to be as
calm and collected as be has ever been.
A concert at Rappahannock Station to
raise funds to finish off the Masonic Hall at
Brandy Station was financial success.
Spain's note to Bismarck claims the
Caroline Islands on the ground of discovery,
exploration, settlement and recognition.
Three dry goods clerks who attempted to
blow up the store of Garry Bros, Ne"
York. last February, have been arrested.
Eight more clerks in the Treasury De-
nartment we're removed Saturday in the
| interest of economy. The majority were
employees in the internal revenue bureau.
Information received from Scott county,
VIRGINIA. saws that James It. Donaldson has
murdered his neghbor, named VIM. Craft,
while thew were in row. The murderer
escaped. Both men have families.
Nearly 500 Mormons arrived at New
York Wednesday. They came from Ger,
many, Scandinavia and Engiano. oeVerai
of the women were much better looking
than the average Mormon wives.
Miss Marion e. Norwood, an actress, was
fatally burned at her residence in New
York Thursday night through going to
sleep with lighted cigarette in her hand,
and died in Bellevue Hospital Wednesday,
1t has been said at the Grand Union
Hotel, Saratoga, where Mrs. Frank wood
ruff, of Philadelphia, has been spending
some time, that she makes three distinct
toilets each day, and has never worn the
same dress twice. All her clothes are OF
very handsome material and styllshiy made.
Thomas Herman, sr., was shot and almost
instantly killed Saturday night in his store
and saloon, corner of Neighbor street and
Hartford avenue, Baltimore, by his nephew,
Patrick Herman. Patrick and some com
panions went into Mr.. Kernan's store,
where quarrel was provoked when re-
suited in the fatal ARRAY. Herman gave him.
self up and claims that the killing was
done in selfdefense.
Hon. John E. Massey and Mr.. Il. A.
Ayers were thrown from Jersey wagon
whilst crossing Sandy Ridge Mountain, in
Southwestern Virginia, last week, while on
their way to Dickinson Court House to fill
a speaking appointment. They rolled down
the mountain forty feet. Mr. Massey's face
was severely scratched and he was con-
siderably bruised. Mr.. Ayers escaped with
a few scratches and severe bruise. They
succeeded in reaching the Court House,
however, in time to fill their appointments,
Mr.. Massey speaking for three hours with
great force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-14
Fire in q Tenement House.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA fire broke out
early this morning in the 6ve-story double
tenement, No. PIG East 9Th street. 1t start
ed in the cellar, and the smoke and crack.
ling of the flames aroused tenant on the
first floor, who gave the alarm. Nineteen
families lived in the house, embracing over
one hundred persons, most of them young
children. They were all hastily aroused,
and some of them escaped by the stairway,
while others descended the fire escape. Mrs.
Ruetlinger, the wife ola baker, made her
way to the roof with her three young child
rem and babe. Not noticing an air shaft
between PIG and the adjoining house, she
fell down it, distance of 60 feet, and she
and the baby were instantly killed. The
other children were warned in time of their
danger. The total loss by the fire was
81 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-14
ALMOST A PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.

The Petersburg Lder Appeal of yesterday
says,
dramatic scene might have been witnessed
on Tabb street Saturday afternoon, when
Senator William Malone was within an inch
of being involved in personal encounter.
Between five and six o'clock Messrs. Thos.
Hunter, Alexander Donnan, .jr.. and Butler
Malone were standing in group on Tabb
street, engaged in friendly conversation,
when Senator Malone, accompanied by
Captain Asa Rogers, approached the little
circle. Mr.. Hunter was the first person to
whom Senator Malone spoke, and the lam
guage used by the distinguished gentleman
was in the nature Of reproach to MIR. Hun
ter for leading Butler Malone, his son,
astray. Mr.. Hunter made no reply except
to deny the charge and to endeavor to
prove the truth Of his assertion by an APP
peal to Butler At this juncture Mr.. Don
nan came up and Senator Malone charged
him with exercising an evil influence over
his son. Senator Malone accompanied his
remark with demonstration with small
horsewhip which he had with him. Mr..
Donnan resented this at once, and produc-
ing small penknife he advanced upon
Senator Malone, menaced him with his
clenched fist and detied him to make the use
of the whip which the Senator had indica.
ted that he would make. AS the two men
stood confronting each other, the scene was
truly dramatic. In another moment there
would have been an encounter and doubt
less bloodshed, when Captain Asa Rogers
stepped up, caught the Senator's arm and
urged him to retire at once. This the Sen
ator did, and in the meantime Constable
Minetree appeared upon thescene and ad-
vised Mr.. Donnan to make no further dem
onstrations. The affair was Of brief dura-
ton, but the report spread like wild fire
and in a moment crowd had gathered
about the streets"
A telegram to the Richmond Dispatch Of
the affair says:
"The attack was unwarranted, and the
profanity of the Senator was immense. The
Senator also menaced Mr.. Donnan with his
whip and accompanied the menace with
remark that he intended to cowhide him
within an inch of his life Mr.. Donnan,
who is very plucky but quiet young man,
at once supposed that the Senator was fur.
ther armed. He therefore produced pen
knife from his pocket, rushed upon the Sen.
ator caught him by his beard, and, holding
tho knife dangerously near his face, defed
him to utter another word or to make any
motion with his whip. The two men con-
fronted each other for a moment. IF Sena.
tor Malone had moved he would have been
stabbed instantly, but before the affair was
allowed to eliminate Capt. Rogers rushed
between the two men and averted what
promised to be sanguinary encounter"