Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-07-07

conceded, Wilson left the city, it is al
leged,sin company with Henry V. Leslie,
folmef Treasurer, under whese admins
tratios the over-issue was made. After
goiDgsbser the books the company an
nounced that, owing to the Treasurer's de-
falcaiipn, interest on the loan would not be
paid until further notice.
MINNIE GROVE, a girl about II years Of
age, cGthn1tted suicide at Bellaire, Ohio,
by shooting herself through the head. She
was tA& daughter of Albert Grove, and was
rathern wayward girl. Her suicide was de-
liberaNs and was brought on by remorse
after awasted and dissipated life. The
ball eiAered the forehead just over the right
eye anl penetrated the brain. Death was
almost instantaneous.
THNbil which passed the House some
time ago for the relief Of the survivors of
the stxAmer Jeannette. and of tbe widows
and GA fren of those who perished in the
retreAt 1Ipm the wreck of that vessel in the
ArctiN Neas. has teen reported fayorably to
the Ess2Ate from the Committee on Naval
Mag The Senate committee amended
the bill 20 as to provide that the twelve
months pay Of Henry D. Warren. Of the
crew, shall be paid his child, and not to his
widow.
JONES & McLAuGHL1N's nail factory at
Pittsburg has started up after thirteen
months idleness-the first factory to start
under the new scale.
A SPECIAL from Wooster, Ohio, says
Jack Keefe, local sport, was shot and
killed by Morgan Anderson. of Alliance, in
bagnio. The shooting was the result of
quarrel about one of the inmates. An
derson escaped.
A POT of fat in a bakery at Brooklyn, N
Y, took fire and the sitting smoke filed
the tenement above. In the hurried exodus
one family, consisting of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hawes, two daughters and two sons, were
overlooked. They We're finally rescued in
an insensible condition by the firemen, and
physicians at last succeeded in restoring
signs of life in all Of them. They were re-
moved to hospital, and ut last reports
were still in n critical condition.
MILLER & LAwRENcE's tub and pail
shop at Leominster, Mass, burned. Loss.
$50, 900; insurance, $4,000. The firm had
a large stock of goods ready for shipment.
1T is said at the White House that there
is no truth in the report that the President
has arranged to make tour of the lakes
this summer. He has as yet made no plan
for the summer, but it is more than likely
he and Mrs. Cleveland will pass his vaca-
ton in the North Mountains of New York.
GEORGE BROWN, Marshal of Darbyyile,
Ohio, accompanied by deputy. undertook
to arrest Seymour Darling and Job Carpen-
ter, charged with barn burning. They
were resisted by Darling and Carpenter and
by Nat and Wash Darlington and Ora Rad
cllffe. Seymour Darling received five shots
and was killed. The others were danger
ously if not fatally wounded
MAcKEREL having appeared off the coast
of Prince Edwards Island. the Dominion
Government has ordered the cruisers to
watch the fisheries and keep Americans
away.
THE First Comptroller Of the Treasury
has made decision that whenever Ia
borer, workman or mechanic employed in
| any of the executive departments is re-
quired to work more than eight hours, he is
entitled to extra compensation for the extra
work, unless there is a contract with the
The decision applies to only the three
classes named, and not to other employees.