The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-12
Of profanity; summoned thither BY the Sprint
or committea & 8 - - ~ 2 u!

Edward Shell Of Sharpsviue, Pa, was SHOT
by Kitty Rud, who wanted Shell to marry her
Kitty was arrested n s, 40 50.
R. R. Cornell, member of the Cornell fam.
lily of New York, was found dead in his law Of
fee at. Rochester N. Y. 4 Z
Senator Logan was renominated by the re-
publicans of the Illinois legislature. Mr.. Nor
rison is the democratic candidate.
Mr.. John q shoeffel and Mrs. Agnes Booth
were married in Boston recently. Mrs. Shoef-
fol will not retro from the stage. =
Henry Willard resigned the presidency Of tho
Oregon l. California, and George r. Hopkn-
son Of London was chosen In his stead.
Banker Shepard of New York offers . reward
of $4,000 for the return Of his eleven year old
son, who came West to become . cowboy de-
tective. VI, AL RI. ~ z5 Eli5 {l$j
The steamer sardony, from Victoria, B. O.,
to Hong Kong with 4O, Celestals on board,
has not been heard from since Dec 10, when
she started. - =, n
Some timo ago Mary E. Darlington met Clay
ton Plat on the streets at New York, and the
Irritation has resulted in her suing him fol- j
breach Of promise. d.. 4 q
: A critical review Of the losses at the big fire
in Wooster street, New York, foots up total
Of s5OO, 900, Of which underwriters will have
to pay three-fourthA. 4 u Is i5 4, r II
At Duluth August and Herman Diedrich
have been held to the district court In 81 ,00c !
each, for shooting through the windows OF .
Mrs. Volsdi's house Is. 81 - Y q
Dr. J. Q. Allen, formerly surgeon in Gen.
Clusters command has been sentenced to FIVE
years. imprisonment in the Massa chusetts peni-
Tertiary for shooting Del Hanson in . Boston
saloon. a "a g.S ~ n - ~ Sss33;9g
Nathan F. Dixon Of Rhode Island was elected
tc congress- recently, for the unexpired term
Of Jonathan Chase. The vote was g 258 to ], O0lS
for Hawkins, Democrat, and scattering.
Edward W. Fillmore, cousin Of OK President,
Fillmore, died at Elgin, Ill, aged seventy
infantry during the war Of the rebellion.
Postofices Discontinu p enequa; Ransom
county. Postnasters Commission John j.
Cutler, Parker, Oak Edward Ward, Midtown,
OAK. o. W. Billston, Nordland, lows; John
Refs, Dotyyille, Wis. ys.S & s: s.G5 Is rs
Il An old granger named R. Cook, from Nil
nois, was confdenced out Of $500 by an nm
known party in Milwaukee Cook; sold his
farm at Sharon, Henry county, Ill.,, and gave
the money, to the stranger to keep for him.
which the latter is doing faithfully.
The house committee on pensions has 10:
ported bills to pension the minor children Of
the late Lieut. Kislingbury, who persisted on
the Greedy expedition, and Henry Biederbeck,
who was hospital steward Of the Greedy party.
There are four children Of Kisling each Of
whom is 70 be paid sl0 per month.
The Buffalo Express urges the publication
of volume Of Horace Greeleys leaders, BAY
ing: Greeley was colossus among newsps-
per writers: His editorials may DO said to
changed the face sof History. Intrinsically
many of them are classics. As snch they are
worthysof = permanent place i, literature 81
Henry shanver Of Darlington Ind, finding
his wife determined to elope with the hired
man, gave her al their objects and her baby;
boy, tucked her INTO the sleigh; kissed her and
tho, child goodbye; and expressed his best
Wishes Tor her future happinoss with her new;
There were $50 failures in the United States
reported 70 Bradstreets during the week end.
ing 18th, against $40 IN the preceding week, and
20 and lob IN the corresponding weeks OF 1854.
1883 and l8Ss, respectively. Abonf Us per cent.
were those Of email traders, whose capital Waa'
The president transmitted to the house d
sommuni ton from the secretary 81 state
relative ia the Japanese goyernment's offer u
donate valuable piece Of land st Toxic; rs the
United States in Zee simple for legation.purs
recommends that the executive may Be- imm,s.
diately authorized TO accept The. gift
No tidings Of the steamer Alaska since Jan:
q. when she saileds from her Liverpool
wharf She was due in New York Monday
last and many anxious inquiries are now
making concerning her At the Office OF the cons5
pointed ont ;:j
Il The St Paul, Minneapolis q Manitobs Rail-
way company annonnce By oircniar, dated Feb,
9, the ppointment Of Mr.: b q. Ives Dc assis.
tant general manager Of the lines Ct the com.
panyj Y, eject from Feb. The business Of
the road has increased to such an extent thaf
II was found necessary to relieve General
Manager Marvel of much of tho detail work
hence the appointing IL
4; The oficors 81 the Proyidont Life and Trust
company state that tho speculat lions 81 thsil
defaulting clerk, Glenmore Todd, Of Bnriinr.
ton, N. J., arrested and held to BAH Ii SO oCoS
will not reach as highlA figure ns $3.50, 600 and
may be consid erably less Todd MAS i leadins
society man Of Bnrlng ton. He belonged to-
and active momber Of the Young Mems Chris.
tian ASSOCIATE don.
The house committee onrailways and canals
have reported i bill for the survey Of j water
route to connect the water q Lake Michigan
with ne Detroit river y is proposed to ascer.
tain the practib ility and cost Of construction Of
ronte for transpo alton from some
point on the east shoret of Lake Miohipan ~
some point The Detroit river, connecting the
waters Of the upper and lower lakes; SD .OOC
y asked for the survey.
Postoffces Estab lished Iowa; Berry Marion -,,
county; Cumberland, Cars county Neosa. Pot
tawattamie county Minnesota, Denver. Roek
county. Postmastcrs commissioned -Thonaa5
p Riggin, Brampton, Dak.: Isaac Wintor; n
Nora, OAK, h g. d. I0ring, Walhalla, DAT. /: AZ
Porter, Fairmont, lows "A. %. Atkins dol
3en aoWa Z togesa Pleasant Valley Iowa;
Cumberland Iowa; b Goodaies Denver, Num-.
London Gable: II IL stased that James d
Cunningham, the suspected Tower. dynamitsr!
has broken down in consequence 81 hayino
been additionally identified 81 one Of the mon
sionh Inspector Frederick Jarvis. "a ltl,a
whitehall police, who has charge OF The Gaze
now bslieYes that Cunning ham viii turn II.
former and That his revelations viii lead Is fhe
largest haul q ynamiters that has eyer been
U the Morrow court martial but tvo MI. l
pesses wore examiined, and their testimony con-
the atament mado for Col. Morrow IL 4
his counsel Ex Coy. Boutwell, The latter mil.
nitted the case 70 the court vii ii BRIEF arau.
g e2n!ending that Col Morrow had acted
may haye Committed some errors which ia nav
regrets; The judge advocate made % nrciis
ment and the court took tho mat ter under con.
4 from The u Crosse Chronicle: Wlnto Beaver
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