The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-09-23

Eaenry Barnes (col0red) Wa9t lynched at
MILAN, ga, lior outragins a whitslady.
The series 81 oleomargarins stamps has
bsen. completed, and theyswill be supplied
as they can be printed. The first OF the Sc
ries OF the denomination Of 5000, IL for
manufacturers, and bears q picture OF the
treasury building, The second stamp OF
the series is for packages. The borders
and characterization are printed in bright
green, and in the center is pretty design
IN black representing a farmer and q me-
the stars and stripes. Attached to the
body OF the stamp are q number OF cou-
pons, each indicating ten pounds, 30 that
the value, OF the stamp may be made to
correspond to tho weight OF the package.
The last5of the series is the export stamp,
which is also printed in groen, and bears q
medallion representing magnificent ocean
steamship under full Roadway. The entire
series is characterized by neatness OF de-
sign and execution, and meets with APPROX
ain official quarters. sf 81 Eff. q ,fs
At Bismarck, Dak., the jury in the case
OF Edward Powers, indicted for the muir
der Of Corporal Herbert at Fort Yates
brought in o verdict OF granddaughter.
Powers will probably get the full penalty
ten years. He was saved from hanging,
probably, only by the fact that he appear
ed to have no friends in the world; no
money to employ counsel and no one to
say q word in his favor. :. 81 ast,:.' !
Col. W. F. Sanders OF Helena, Mon, was
nominated by the Republicans for congress
after q long and sharp struggle, on the
fifteenth ballot. The contest was between
him and H. Powers. 5Eis
Investigations oi the Cincinnati Price
Current in regard to the corn crop OF the
country show an aggregate estimate Of
l,5S6, DOC, 900 bushels, or $50, 900, 900:
bushels less than the official returns for last
year. The average yield Tor the country is
Il bushels per acre. against 26 Ia last
year. A5 @ sHf &
The business portion OF Brooklyn, e.
thrifty town seventy miles east OF Des.
Moines on the Rock Island road, was al
| most destroyed by fire. }j. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000, and may reach
higher figure. The fire originated in an old
elevator, supposed to be from sparks from
a locomotive. -.
The ice houses and outbuildings Of the
Lakeview brewery in Buffalo, N. X, were
surance. About 2, 500 barrels Of beer were
ruined. t1isz&ii, e &sl48& n rs ittJ$5
The great dome at Notre Dame indy
university ts being covered with gold leaf.
The work will require about four thousand
books Of gold leai, and will cost $4,000.
Two masked burglars robbed the house
OF John Park, Meadville, Pa, OF 81. 500,
after knocking Park senseless. " 5;t Ri
Winnipeg bdilding account this year
toots up $407, 500. The Canadian Pacific
has put up q depot there costing $40, 900.
The deficit in; the Ontario budget during
the past two years is about $4o0, 900.
Millionaire Walters OF Baltimore paid
| 81, 800 for an orchid in Boston. st.
Theodore Thomas cleared $42, 900 by
the last seasons musical work.
Gurdon 8. Hubbard. one OF tho pioneers
Of Chicago, died recedtly aged 81. 5sSist s
A dispatch from Vienna says that Count
Kalnoky, Austrian minister Tor foreign al
fairs, has returned to Vienna from Gastein,
furnished with the rudiments OF an entente
cordiale among the three emperore on the
bulgarian question, at least SO far as the
immediate future is concerned. Gen Raul.
bars, military attachs OF the Russian en-
bassy at Vienna, has been appointed Rus.
sian diplomatic agent at Sofia. q
The earnings OF the Northwestern for the
first week in September show an increase
OF $95, 100, or - per cent. over the cor
responding week OF last year. As stated
at 1851, 900, the earnings in the first week
were at an average Of $84, 428 per day,
against 81, 100 per day in August, $685..
compared with SIS, 443 per day in Sep
TENDER OF last year. 4; z ~ L
/ . The taeasury calls for SIS, 900, 900 8
i It Is believed In Washington that the An.
strian mission will not be filled.
The postmaster general has issued nd.
tvertisements inviting proposals. for the
i performances OF service ON all the star and
steam oat routes. aggregating about
4 $3.50, 900, in the states Of Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa and Missouri, from July l. 1887, to
June 80, 1891. Proposals will be received
until o'clock p. NJ, January 8, 1887.
Awards will be made on or before Feb. %,
1887. n. ~ 80 =
The sons OF the prince Of Wales have pre-
adorned with their autographs, to Mr.. j.
Edward Simmons, e1-preaident OF the New
York stock exchange. who. as q distin-
guished American FreemaRon, has won the
regarl OF their royal father. Mr. Simmons
is still abroad. it.
4 Oliver Gathens, colored, ofWaco, Texas,
Was induced to have his photograph taken,
and when finished 1t will be sent to d friend
in Chicago, and il the Chicago papers
should get hold Of it, Mrs. Lucy Parsons
will look upon the face OF her husband,
whom she deserted in Waco to become the
mistress OF Albert H. Parsons, the anarch-
tst. Gathens says the romantic story OF
her mother being an Indian woman and
her father Mexican is false, and that she
is really mulatto, her mother being q
ne2ress and her father white man. NJ
The authorities at the war department
have made an allotment OF So, 900 to erect
temporary shelter for the company oicaval.
l ry now in the Yellowstone National Park,
which was sent out there at the request OF
the interior department on account OF the
failure OF congress to provide money for
the payment OF thesuperintendent and his
assistants. It Is expected that the cavalry
will be kept in the park the greater part Of
the winter; at least until congress shall
settle the question whether the military or
4 civil power shall be charged with its keep
Ing. ~ I2E 4. A; s33.jl q i
The Wisconsin labor party nominate
John Cochrane Of Dodge for governor.
The following were nominated for CON.
gress on the 18th: LIS. Parker, democrat.
Eleventh No.; 0. B. Thomas, republican,
Seventh Wis; r. ". Murray, democrat,
Third Ohio; J. L. Packard, republican,
Thirteenth Ind. S5z3 z Z q e.::l4s72IE |,
Acting Secretary Of the Interior Null.
drow denied the motion filed by Charles
4 P. Choutenu and others for review OF the
decision OF Secretary Teller OF Nov. q,
1884, rejecting their application for ap-
proval Of survey 1909 in the Cul do Sac
coal fields, st. Louis. The survey referred
4 to represents large amount OF VALUABLE
property within the limits OF the city Of
j st. Louis. H II n i.
The army OF the Tennessee met at Rock
4 Island, Ill, on the 18th. The next meet
ing 10 to be held in Detroit on the second
4 Wednesday Of September, i 1877. Officers
i were elected as follows: President, w. T..
4 Sherman; vice presidents, Col J. F. Howe,
st. Louis; Capt. B. Leach, Cedar Rapids;
Charles II. Smith. Cleveland; Maj. a. ".
i Bohne, Load vile. Colo; Surgeon g. C.
Plummer, Rock Island; Capt. ]. Q. DeGress,
austin, Tex; Capt. g. G. Chadwick, Detroit;