Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-04-30
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hotel in Turrell, Tex,
The switchmen's strike on the Lake
Shore railroad at Chicago is at an end
President ohm Newell of the Lake Shore
railroad, said: We have allowed the old
men to go back at their own request, with
out any stipulation whatever on our part.
The eight non.union men return to work
along with the union men, as formerly in
our employ. The men brought here from
other cities will not be put to work in our
yards here.
John Boyd (colored) was arrested at
Harrodsburg, KY charged with stealing
$4,000 from T. !. Fuller. a wealthy farm
er near Jackson, Tenn. During the war
Fuller buried SIC, O00g gold in his front yard.
sHe has allowed it to remain there ever
since for safe keeping. During the night his
yard was plowed up and the money was
stolen. Boyd was suspected and followed
to that place, where he had deposited sew.
eral thousand dollars in q bank.
Secretary Lamar says when he wants to
reach the country he prefers the interview
form, as he has always been fairly treated
by representatives OF the press.
The revenue steamer Bear is to be fitted
out for a cruise in search of the lost whaler
Amethyst.
At Philadelphia, George Dant fatally
shot his wife and then shot himself, his
death resulting before medical aid could
reach him. Jealousy was the cause.
John Verboncour and Warren Strauser.
aged fifteen, we're arrested at DEVILS Lake,
OAK, charged with stealing team OF
horses at Argyle, Mimi. They had sold the
team at Grand Forks and walked to DEVILS
Lake. They were armed, when arrested,
carrying revolvers and dirk knives. Yer
boncour's parents paid for the horses upon
hearing of his crime.
Francis Cullen Marshall son of George A.
Marshall, a lawyer OF Darlington, Wis,
stood highest in the competitive examina-
ton to fill the vacancy in the military
academy at West Point existing in the
quota for the Third Congressional district,
Wisconsin.
Since 1S76 the congressional library has
grown from 800, 900 to $50, 900 volumes. 1t
has, also, 195, 900 pha,nlets.
George Bancroft is to mako an adj
dress at the coming meeting OF the Ameri-
can historical society, and to present
letter from Leopol Won Ranke.
George Steinberger, the proprietor of a
brewery at Red Oak, Iowa, committed sui
eide by hanging in his cellar.
J. RI. McClelland, a prominent farmer
living near Montpelier, Stutsman county,
Dakota, accidentally shot himself while
hunting. A load OF goose shot entered his
neck. 1t is not known whether the wound
is fatal or not.
The United States grand jury at Yank.
ton failed to find an indictment against
James Hull OF Pierre, arrested for selling
liquor to Indians. 80 =
A. IT Stebbins Of Rochester, accompan.
led by his wife, goes east to represent the
state lodge, which meets at Providence, r.
l., in May. -
Bishop Stevens of Pennyslyania, oNinp
to failing health, has asked for an assist
ant. - -.
Thomas D. Phillips, prominent pio-
neer member OF the Chicago board oftratle,
is dead. 80 Il
f Col. Theodore T. S. Laidley, g. 8. A., Ire.
tired) is dead. Deceased for many years
was in charge of the Springfield and Water.
town (Mass.) armories. T.. B.. W.
William Wier has been yictimizing sew.
eral parties in Baltimore by claiming to
be William Kinks OF st. Paul.
A. 81. Andrews & Co.'S school furniture
factory at Polk and Desplaines streets are:
burned, the fire originating under the boil.
ser. Loss, 100000.
VIM. G. Wassena, OF New Orleans, shot
his wife and killed himself. s n
Hon. William Whitley, associate Judge Of
the superior court, died at Wilmington,
Del, Of homorrhage Of the stomach, after
q lingering illness.
Frederick Hillerman, wife and two chill.
dren were drowned at Defiance, 0.
Mrs. Hiram Mcdonald, Of Eau Claire.
Wis. became violently insane recently, 81.
tackled her three children with q chair, and
smashed all the furniture and windows il
the house. She 10 q victim OF religious OK
citement. Recently Mrs. Med onald went
to g Catholic chur Oh and put $125 Of her
husband sayin2s into the poor boz. The
urinGf returned II go