The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-25

lions ofpostmasters to hesenate: Thomas
II: Coon at Kilbourn Cish, Wis; John Nc
Husband. at Miles City, Mont; James Ben
ton, at Coliax, Wash. v 81 AZ: rs. T.
~ The brother o, the late Vice President
Wilson is very i'll and entiely destitu to in
Washington. 49, 3. '', "
sSs "a bill will BIO reported to the house pro-
SNiding that lands shall not be conveyed to
the Pacific companies until the cost oil sur
yeying has been paid. Il
, The body OF Rev. Jesse B. Brady Of Nor.
tonville, KY, was found encased in ice in
fmitted suicide from fear OF the result OF an
investigation then going on in relation to
his private affairs. ~
$s The Renfrew Manufacturing Company7tof
Adams, Mass, which is one OF the largest
manufactures OF ginghams and table
cloths in the country, have raised the
wages OF their operatives 10 per cent, to
date from March 1. The men had not
asked for more pay. 81 5ss:s, re- Is
The strike OF hosiery operatives at Lei
cester has ended in q compromise. The
Sunderland ship builders threaten to open
theirworks to unemployed workmen unless
the; hands in the strike accept the.terms Of
Tered them. Messrs. Morgan; the bankers
have dona ted $500 to the Mansion House
relief fund. The fund now amounts to
f52, 900. i' +. s IN
The examination into the death OF Mr..
Bartlett, q merchant Of Pimly, England,
to whom it is alleged cloroform was admin.
lstered by his wife, SO that she would be
able to marry Rev, Mr.. Dyson, o Wesley.
nm minister, with whom she had been Init.
mate. has been finished, and Mrs. Bartlett
and Mr.. Dyson were both committetlf for
trial on the charge Of numbering Mr.. Bart.
lett. 4. e n N ;lIi!g:
Y. F. =. sarrasin & Co.; cigar and tobacco
manufacturers, of I, New Orleans, have
brought suit agninst their creditors: pray
ing for respite OF six, twelve and eighteen
months: Their assets are S15S, 900, and
their liabilities Sl2O, 900. 3;5 4 "
4 Mrs. Hendricks, OF Indiana polis ]. has been
annoyed by spiritunlsts, who send her let;
tiers purporting to have been addressed to
her from the spirit land by her husband.
One person in New York wrote inclosiugs a
letter from Mr.: Hendricks, claiming thatit
was genuine and written in his own uecul-.
lar style. There was an undoubted resena-
blancc, but Mrs. Hendricks characterized
lSACNGA-
marking that she could easily detect the
difference. Is a; :. 81 nj /: ~
Il At Salt Lake City, Thomas Birmingham;
and James Bowen, convicted OF unlawful.
Capitalization, were sentenced in the district
court to sixsmonths' imprisonment and to
pay fines 2of $500 EACH Abram H. Can
non ook the witness stand when his case
was allied. Upon being asked whether two
women were his wives and whether he had.
lived with Them lie replied, ".They are,
thank God have lived with them as
charged. !" 4 He wRs convicted. Henry Dim.
moody pleaded guilty. He promised ,obe-s
dience to the law, and sentence was GUS,
pended. sF& Sc So siis .s
The governor Of Illinois has offered re-
ward OF $2o0for the arrest of the parties
who hung Miss Georgia Aldrich ut Wind
sor. i3s3 81; Ssss5.yg h 81 5J .5.2'!a4t E
- A. Hopkins absconded from Chaplin q
Cores swholesnle liquor establishment y
Chicago, with So, 500. Soon after the firm
received q draft for 81 ZOO from Hopkins
who is at Montreal. - f.5
Awell known Minneapolis gentleman re-
4ceived letter from friend who is con
Quoting m exhibit at New Orleans. The
letter sta ties that there are very few yisi.
tors IN attend lance, and that all the exl,ib-
itors are heartily sick OF the affair, and
would be glad to get out OF it il they could.
The managers Of the institution nre cut.
ting expenses on. every side, and tho enter
prise is almost a. dismal failure 8Gsa5 4
David Shelly, q wealthy farmer living,
near Shirley Ill, armed with two, shot-i
guns, secreted limselfin the oat bin .of his
barn. The members OF his family dis.
covered his wherea bouts and attempted to
take hin to tie house. He jumped from;
his hiding place and fred q number Of
shots, inficting probably fatal wounds up-
on his brother, Levi Shelly, his wife, sister
in-law, and his son., aged seventeen. He
then set fire to the barn which was entirely.
consumed. .s Is.
The action OF the assistant treasurer OF
New York in refusing to accept deposits Of
silver until he.is able to count it is in strict
accordance with Instructions issued by the
United States TREASURER. Similar instruc-
tions have been sent to all the assistant
-treasurers, the object being to insure great
er protection in the handling OF govern.
ment funds. s:;& 5.. g! 80. { ;l5ss
Tho president has nominated Lieut. Col:
/ Nelson B. Sweetzer, Eighth cavalry, to be
colonel Second cavalry; Fist Lieut.. Ed
ward q; Wood, Eighth cavalry, to be cap
tain; Second Lieut.. John A. J olnston,
Eighth. cavalry, Ito be first lieute,iant;:
John Christian Franks, United States
marshal for California. his
John Bell, nged sixty five, and a member
Of o well known upholstery firm OF Pitts
burg, was decoyed into n bunco room and
became 30 pleased with the workings al
the game lie went to bank. drew $4,000
and &returned.i He was knocked down,
and when he recovered lie found bothS
money and thieves gone. :s.syss
Detroit, Mich.r claims to possess the old
eat man in the world in the person Of An;
d!eW Lucas, an sx-slave, who is gl27 years
OF age and still Vigorous. =. Gg,,2 ,.s;s,
= Samuel Kancher at Yankt on has invent
ed q wheat huller that cleans the grain OF
it's outside covering, leaving the interior
intact. This is the reverse OF the roller mill
process. I. = Ssi K So ~ 81 q
Marcus Frazier, Munger .ot sthe Globe
+ Life Insurance company, has been arrested
in Des Moines for using. the mails for illegal
purposes, his death ASSESSMENTS being
based on imagination. ;ss 8FSs y e
Ia George Cabot Ward Of New York who
has been suffering for sometime from gener- .
al paresis, was adiudged by sheriff s jury
and three commissioners appointed by the
supreme court to be OF unsound mind and
incapable OF taking care of himself or his
property. Mr.. Ward is . well known broker
The wife OF Prof.. Waldo oil Yale college.
wandered away while insane, and was kill
ed by nfnlli in the presence IF n searchpnrty.a
It is thought that her insanity dates from.
the birth OF her last child, three months
saso. She was native OF Philadelphia and
y niece OF Judge Fullerton Of New York. y J
Emerson C. White Of Cincinnati has;
strong backing for the appointment of
commissio Of education to succeed Mr.
fsatoh:ss tcators in Ohio generally favor
him. 81 q b s q. s
5..M Marshal Campbell has been confirmed BY
the senate. &. q i ~ r e n
Admiral Jouette has seized 4 Cuban fili.
clustering vessel fitted out at New, Y ork 90
4 a delegation representing ex- Union sol: