The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-10-21

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become crazy and has been. confined in an
asylum. sSS :s
The Posts Vienna correspondent as
serts: turkey has rejected Rnssia' . over-
tures Tor joint action against England and
austria. The; inducement offered was the
Bosnia and Herzegovina
turkey; Russia to proclaim q protec.
9orate5 over and to occupy Bulgaria; Egypt
70 pc occupied by a mixed French and
'iurRlsh garrison under the auprene COM
mand; offa French general. and Greece to be
gwen back her lost territory. The pro-
against India. France supported Russia
strongly and offered financial assistance to
Turkey. q q &
John Behan. who is said to be CORE.
spondent Of the Irish World, OF New York,
was arrested at Kildysart, County Glare,
on . charge OF disordely conduct in tho
Streets. ts3,s,-ss57;;E tt7E5 81: IS
The official report OF the medical e1-
perts appointed to investigate the insan-
lty OF King Otto has been made public.
1t says the kings disease is incurable par
anonla, which does not affect the duration
OF life. 5{,s " IS y o:
Germany has decided to supply herwhole
army with repeating rifles. IL Is rumored
that all the government manuiactories aud
arsenais are to be run continuously day
and night on the work of converting the
Manser rifles, the weapon at present in use
by the army, into repeaters, holding ten
cartridges each. { "a / ID
Charles Z. Webster, III the publishing
firm Of Webster q Co., has just returned
nom Rome. where he made arrangements
with the pope for the publication OF his:
memoirs, which have been prepared by Dr.:
~ Reilleys MI. Webster says the conyersa-:
ton Was carried $on entirely in French.
The pope was dressed in long white cas-
sock and wore q whitesknll cap. His hair
was silver white, cut short and combed up
behind his ears. His figure is tall and thin,
a an ms complexion very pure and white.
intellect about him, aged as he is and phys.
ically weak. The pope spoke OF America
and called it the "promised land,n and q
wonderful country. :: {,
At Monticello, ILL.,, 200 disguised men
,oyerpowered the sheriff, broke into the
Jail, took therefrom Henry Wildman, the
wife murderer. and hanged him to a small
shade tree near the jail, s:55s IS. I;
At North Adams, Mass, the body OF Bay
ard Putnam, chief OF the government top.
graphical survey was found hanging to.
e tree q short distance from the eeologists'
camp where he had been working.
The New York Sun prints more CORE
lspondence relative to the Grant anbalming
bill. Col. Fred Grant sent letter and;
check for $500 to Mr.. Dana to cover the
Suns payment of the bill OF Holmes & Co..
but Dana refused to accept the check and
returned it. &
Abram s. Hewitt has agreed to accept
OF New York, and has written a letter an
tnouncing this fact. Mr.. Hewitt stipulates
that the rest OF this ticket shall be satisfac.!
tory to him. 81 1z5E
At Eastport Me-, four sardine factories,
Smlth's saloon, Paine's large store, War
rem Browns house, r. B. Glarke's house,
and other dwellings have been destroyed,
also the Passamaquody hotel and tele-
graph Office, Some thirty buildings in all
were burned. Loss 1s5, 900. 81
President Elijah Smith, of the Oregon
Transcontinental, has retired from the pres,
ldency OF the Central Iowa, and President
Stickney OF the Minnesota & Northwestern,
was elected to I'll the vacancy. u.
4 Commissions Sparks has replied to
Cows. Warren and Hauser OF Wyoming and
Montana, denying that the growth Of their
territories had been retarded by the com.
ures that the contrary is true. The entries
ut these land Offices in Montana in 1854
were as follows Bozeman, 49S; Helena,
8, o01;; Miles City, i 579;; total, 5,O7S. In
1886, the number Of entries was as follows:
Boxemaa, ,95S; Helena, 8, O56; Miles City,
,1a7;; total, :, Ill The increase has been
over 2, 900 entries in Montana.
Il Canon Bianchini, while leaving ST. Marks
cathedral at Venice, was stabbed to the
heart by man who criad, Behold Thy
Victimn The assassin was arrested, and
proved to be Sig. Yeanelle, formerly q dea.
con, whose conversion to Protestantism
caused q futter among Catholics a few
years ago. On examination Veanelle de-
posed that he came to Venice with the IN
tendon OF ayenging himself on Canon Bian.
chini who had driven him to apostaey
and ruin. Il 59s 50 ;5g
The following are add itional names Of
French delegates who attend the Bar
tholdi statue dedication ceremonies in
New York ,harbor. NJ Robert. chief OF the
department. Of public instruction; Baron
and Baroness Salvador; Commandment
Pussy OF this Ecole Polytechnique; Col.
Laursedat, director Of fils Ecois DIES art ct
Meters; Lillegente, asde-de-camp to N.
! Aube, minister Of marine and colonies,
and II. Hieland, the delegate Of the Paris
chamber OF commerce. 81 q: II 55i
At Richmond, Mr.. Powderly addressed
the general assembly: He urged upon the
assembly the Importance Of temperance
and asked them to endeavor to impress
the Importance of this subject on the
various local assemblies. He called at
tantion to the fact that not one Of the
general officers elected at this general as
sembly used Intoxicating liquors. Each OF
the general officers then formally pledged
himself to total abstinence from intoEcat-
ing liquors during his term OF office.
First Comptroller Dunham has submit
ted his annual report to the secretary OF
settled by the frat comptroller during ths
past fiscal year was 9.499. The number
of vouchers examined, 3. IT'S, col. The
amount involved was 81, 800, 735. Comp
troiier Durham recommends the enact
ment Of q general statute oil limitations
fixing q time when claims against the gov.
arnment become void. He asks legislation
respecting the delivery OF drafts to attor-
neys Tor elaiments,3 the assignment oi
claims against the United States. and the
accountability of 1isbnrsirg ofieers for
limit 10 the amount of feea which United
States commits sioners can collect from the
government. We sS 80 /.
The wind storm which isited Buffalo ne
Gently did q vast amount OF damage. For
q time the wind reached ayeiocity ofseyen.
ty miles an hoqr, On tho lake front, forty
small housea were totally DESTROYED bg
wind and water and their occupants had
to fIy for their lives. Several psrsons ara
known to have perished. Among them ara
Charles Mitchell and an old man named
John Edmunds. The bodies OF two chill.
dren have been recovered, and also two
bodies which are unknownat present.
| Special telegrAms to Bradstreet,s note a