The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1886-12-24
AN EpIToME OF THE WEEK.

The stock market opened extremely
active and closed strong.
An incipient rebellion, which may
lead to serious results, is on foot id
Wales. ls.' g
AT the evening session OF the house
last night, eighteen pension bills were
passed.
Y The suspension of j. H. McCoon was
announced in the stock exchange,
New York.
An estimate upon the costs of the
Campbell divorce case,places the fig
uressat e25, COO.
Cowan Il Co., ship brokers and
merchants Of Glasgow, have failed; liza
bilities, $5OO,OOO.
A herd of fifty antelope was seen in
the east part of Campbell county after
the recent storm.
Mccormick, professional Omaha
pugilist, was shot in the shoulder while
in q drunken fight
King Kalakaua has negotiated loan
of $2,GOO,OOO, at 5 per cent, with Mathi-
son, London banker.
The Bulgari an government has sus-
pended relations with Gamban Pasha,
special Turkish envoy.
r. A bill was passed by the senate yes
terday for the retirement and recoin-
age of the trade dollar.
The action Of Mrs. Adams againsther
father, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge,
has been settled privately.
The house committee on rivers and
harbors is nearing the completion of its
work on the appropriation bill.
A caucus Of republican senators was
held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
to fill vacancies on committees.
OF bullion withdrawn from the bank
of England yesterday, 10000 pounds
were for shipment to America.
An auction sale of blooded stock,
yesterday, belonging to the late Fred
Archer, the jockey, realized e3,5s5.
The steamer Allen, which sailed from
York, carried 49,, 800 pounds in gold.
Twenty-one persons have been SEN
fenced to imprisonment for terms
ranging from three months to seven
years. for participating in the Belfast
riots.
Judge Pratt, of Brooklyn, granted
an order to show cause why a stay OF
Judgment should not be granted to Nc
Quade:
The Webster reporter is confident
there is coal under that county and that
q fortune awaits the party who may
develop it.
The end of the United States
division on the Northern Pacific rail-
road has been changed from Bismarck
to Mandan.
NJ. II. Kahn s. Co., dealers in baskets,
New York, have assigned with prefer
ences amounting to $1,000 Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, $4,000.
The Northern Pacific Coal company
\ has commenced shipping coal from it's
washington territory mines. The coal
\ is very rich bituminous.
| President Cleveland has accepted thl
i invitation to be present at the "Old
4 Guard" ball to be held at the New
York opera house on the evening of
January 9th.
Slosson and Schaefer played game
ofgbilliards, 500 points, cushion caroms,
for $1,000 a side and gate money last
evening at Central music hall. Chicago
Schaefer won.
The president has again sent to the
senate the name of James q. Matthews
(colored) to be recorder of deeds for the
District of Columbia The senate has
once rejected him.
John D. Rockefeller. of the Standard
Oil company, has contributed $50 to
the Cleveland Leaders fund to give a
Christmas dinner to all the poor people
of the Forest City.
An engine on the Cincinnati South
ern railroad, was thrown down an en-
6ankment near Sunbright, Tenn, last
night, and the engineer and fireman
were crushed to death beneath it.
Mrs. Juliet Cunningham, of st. Louis,
Twas awarded $500 by jury, as
4 damages sustained from jumping from
a1tffetcar which was in imminent peril
otscoilidtng with roadroad train.
I The engine OF train on the Denver
81 Rio Grande road, struck COW
and was derailed, the engine go
ing into The river below. The engi-
neer and fireman were instantly killed.
4 The committee of the reichstag to
which the government military bill
was referred, has rejected the clause
fixing April next as the date to put
Into effect the contemplated increase
in the German army.
Commencing January 1, full railroad
post0ffice car service will be placed
upon the Northern Pacific railroad be-
tween st. Paul, Mimi, and Mandan,
OAK, to replace apartment car service
between the same points.
A caucus of republican senators took
place yesterday afternoon to fill the
vacancies in the committee lists. Sen.
ator Dolph was selected as chairman of
committee on claims, and Senator
Spooner for chairman Of committee on
coast defenses.
Francis Sanders was lynched neal
Atlanta, Georgia. yesterday, by mob
for the murder of John SWilling, his
wife and three children. He confessed
that he crushed their skulls while
sleeping and then saturated the bee
clothes with coal oil, and applied q
match and left.
The judge formally dismissed tn.
petition for divorce presented by Lady
Colin, against Lord Colin Campbell il
view of the verdict rendered by til,
Jury, finding neither of the parJie.
guilty of adultery. He also allowed
Lady Colin e15O costs againsts he
husband and full costs Of her defense
s Much uneasiness is felt in Paris owe
the rapidity with which the govern
ment is working to place the armamen
of France in the most complete condi
tion possible. The state manufactur
! ers of arms and ammunition are al
being worked to their utmost capacity
John Dillon,s application in the Duh
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