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At Raymond, Oliver county, Dakota,
| Charles 2. Thurston shot Frank ]. Will.
Jams with shot gun, the charge taking
| effect in his body. There has been n long
standing fued between the parties. The
wounds are not dangerous.
Frank Mcmillan, Of Central Illinois, went
| bathing in the Minnesota river near st.
Peter recently, and it is supposed he was
taken with cramps for he sank Immediately
and did not rise. He was visiting st.
Peter with the expectation OF locating
| there.
Ex-senator Ferry OF Michigan will be a
candidate for congress in the Fifth dis
| trict.
Charles Delmonico, the New York caterer,
is worth 81, 100000
A tramp entered the room Of the Rock
| Island railroad agent at Oxford, Iowa, and
at the point of a revolver robbed him OF
SIG in cash and ii pistol. The tramp es-
capped,
A detachment OF mounted police has been
sent to Batoche. Xavier BatoChe, after
whom the place is called, is in Winnipeg.
He reports everything quiet there. although
the desolation wrought in the settlement
by the rebellion has not disappeared and
will not for years to come. A start has
been made toward bringing the district
back to its old condition. The hall breeds,
who, after the battle Of Batoche,
| fed to other settlements, are beginning to
return and cultivate the farms they de-
serted. Some Of the more ignorant, how
ever, are still afraid to come back, fearing
arrest for participating in the revolt.
At Beloit, Wis, papers were served upon
Hugh Riley Martin Dean, Phil Gleason,
GNriy
Mum and Joe Hayes, accused OF partici-
pating in the assault upon the Salvation
Army few days ago.
At Chippewa Falls, Wis, burglars entered
the residence OF Z. De F. Barnett and Sc
cured $40. They also entered w. L. Nc
Cords house, but only got 50.
At Sioux City, Dick Engles, a working
man, was fatally cut in a quarrel with two
fellow bOarders at a First ward house.
The assailantS were arrested.
More thunderstorms and waterspouts
have occurred in Central Germany, destroy.
ing railroads. houses, and crops, and killing
people.
Much excitement prevails in London in
consequence OF the progress OF the alien
land bill in congress. Many negotiations
for the purchase OF American lands now
pending have been completely stopped.
There has been great examination and
overhauling by the bankers OF their Sc
| curities and leases on Am erican real estate.
English owners do not understand that
| the federal action only applies to the ter
ritories and will not affect existing titles.
| One man owning 1877 600 acres in Wyoming
is frantically trying to sell.
At Boscobel, Wis, John Sanger, Ger
| man wagonmaker, attempted suicide by
shooting himself twice in the mouth with a
! revolver. He had been drinking hard.
Clifton Howard, one OF the robbers oil
the Elkador pestofice, was brought to
Debuque by the sheriff. United States
commissioner Hobbs held him in 50. 900
to appear at the next term OF the United
ner in crime, escaped from the sheriff and
| is still at large
The seven hundred United Workmen OF
Dakota are without grand lodge, and
are subordinate to the grand lodge OF
Minnesota.
In quarrel at Reading Pa, Frank
Seable fatally shot his brother Charles,
and then himself.
company is being organized to con.
struct a ship canal across Long Island, at
cost of $4,000
Draytcn and Arthur Williams were
hanged at Orlando, Fla. recently; the
former for murder and the latter for rape.
The funeral OF John Kelly took place last
Saturday morning the 5th inst, from st.
Patrick's cathedral, N. Y. There were no
services at the house Many people took
final view OF the remains, which lay in
the casket between the heavy draped win
dows In the rear parlor. There were no
flowers on the casket. All was black save
the silver plate and handles at the sides
When the casket was borne into the church
the congregation rose to their feet. When
the priests entered from the vestry Bishops
Confoy and Wigger took seats within the
chancel with Mgr. Preston and Archbishop
Corrigan. The latter was The ceiebrant oil
the solemn requiem mass. Mgr. Preston
then preached the funeral sermon.
At Milwaukee, Robert Schilling. the fa-
nous labor agitator, surrendered on his re.
turn from Cleveland, having been indicted
by the grand jury. The indictment con-
tains two counts, one for melting riot and
the other for writing threatening letter.
he was released on $4,000 bail. The
grand jury reported ten new indictments,
and were dismissed.
The Winnipeg residence oil A. w. Ross,
M. r.. which cost $40, 600 during the boom
period, is TO be converted into convent.
Lord Healey's debts are S230, 900, and
his assets nothing
Jesuits in Rome are making vast invest
nents in the purchase and improvements
OF valuable real estate. The most magnifi-
cent convent in the city is one OF the build
ings to be erected.
The British war department has deter
mined TO make Halifax great arsenal and
navy and military station.
It Is believed that the charge OF violating
the laws Of entry will hold against the Cam
adian steam barge Nipigon, seized at Chica-
do the other day.
At Peshtsgo, Wis, Tom Plush fatally
stabbed Jack Nixon, a lmberman, in a sa-
loon. Nixon died ia q few minutes. Plush
and hia ricfinn wera ainnla man hl1f the