Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13

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Forty.four persons wounded by the Chi
| oago bomb explosion are in the hospital
A large quantity OF explosive material
is found in tho quarters OF the anarchist
organ in Chicago.
Schwab, the henchman OF Editor Spies,
| of the anarchist organ, is suspected o.
/ throwing the bomb in Chicago,
One OF the most familiar figures in Wash.
| ington passed away when Gen. Gabriel II,
| Paul, L. s. A.. retired, whose sight was de,
| stroyed by a rifle bullet at Gettysburg, died
! aged 70 years. Gen. Paul was born in St
| Louis, where his father who had been a
major OF engineers under Napoleon, settled.
| He graduated at West Point in 1884, sery,
| ed throughout the Florida war, the Semin-
| ole war, the Mexican war and the war OF
the rebellion.
One hundred congressman are registered
to speak on the tariff bill.
| Returns from every county In Missouri
| show an outlook for stock and crops that
| IL seldom surpassed.
At Baltimore, Miss Constance Edgar,
| aged twenty, stepdaughter OF Col. Jerome
Bonaparte, was invested with the black
vol at the Convent OF the Visitation.
Archbishop Gibbons officiated. Miss Ed
gar will be known in religion as Sister
lhtttS NC CdltS'
The following postmasters were appoint
ed in Minnesota: At Fostori, S. Hersh-
fberger, vice Foss, removed; Minnetonka
Beach, ID. l.. Harbaugh. vice Wilcox, re-
signed; Red Rock, w. S. Story, vice Potter.
resigned.
Senator Van Wyck will introduce bin
permitting the Union Pacific to pledge its
credit for funds with which to build 500
miles of branehlines in Nebraska, Wyoming
and Colorado.
National Executive Committeeman
George j. Nerbech has just returned to Chi.
cago from St. Louis and says the Knights
OF Labor have expelled Martin Irons be.
cause he refused to obey General Master
Workman Powderly's orders, and for the
reason that he stubbornly refused to arbi-
trate.
f. r. Young, farmer living Just in the
edge Of Dakota, eight miles west OF
Pipestone, MIMI, killed his vile by cutting
her throat and stabbing her in the breast
with butcher knife He then cut his own
throat from ear to ear and stabbed him.
self in the breast with Jack knife. Young
had been jealous OF his wife for some time
and had frequently quarreled with her, ac-
cusing Der OF illicit intercourse with one
Nash. Young is still alive, but in preca
rioas condition.
The river and harbor bill makes proyis
ion for the following surveys in Minnesota
with the view oiultimate works ofiniprove.
ment; Red River of the North from Moor
head to Fergus Falls, Red Lake River from
Grand Forks to Red Lake Falls Mississip-
pi river between St. Paul and st. Anthony
Falls, and Minnesota river with view to
its improvement by locks and dams.
Gov. 0glesby OF H., has issued procla-
nation prohibiting the importation of cat
tie Into the state from the territory lying
south OF the seth parallel and west of the
Mississippi river, and also that portion
lying east OF the Mississippi and south OF
the 35th parallel, between April l and
November 1, except upon conditions pre-
scribed by the state board OF live stock
commissioners. According to these con-
ditions the proclamation only prohibits
the importation OF cattle for feeding or
grazing purposes.
Rev. Phillips Brooks, who is en- route for
California, has te,esraphed that he will not
leave Boston to accept the bishopric for
which he has been nominated.
A special police force is to be organized
in Rhode Island, to enforce the new prohib-
itory laws.
Mrs. Garfield, the widow OF the presi.
dent, is at Concord, Mass, visiting her
son at school there.
Connecticut courts have declared boycott
ing to be an illegal mode ofredressing
wrongs.
The Wisconsin grand lodge A. O. L. W,
elected the following officers Grand mas
ter, r. j. Flint. Menomonee; grand fore
man, F. III. Horick, Oshkosh; grand over
seer, Edmund Ortell Prairie du Sac; grand
guide, II. II. Fahu, milwaukee; grand re-
corder, Ii. c. Heath, La Crosse: grand re-
ceiver, J. III. Marston, Appleton; grand
Waterman, j. p. Balsseni, Hudson; state
medical examiner, II. MeKenna, Baraboo:
supreme lodge representatives, w. A. Walk
err of Manitowoc, C. A. Masters OF Sparta,
and DIR. Gordon OF Oshkosh.
Pail Mall Gazette, London: Europe
having adopted system of exporting pau
pers To the United States is primarily an
swerable for the troubles. America has
shown fatal kindness in receiving these
paupers, and is now reaping the results of
the folly in trying To make American citi-
5ens out OF the scum Of Europe.
Bishop Duhamel of Ottawa, Ont, is ont
in card denouneing the Knights OF La
Dor.
The pay OF second lieutenant in the
French army is only $3.50 per month.
III.
the promptness OF the Americans in dis.
GUESSING practical socialism at the point OF
the bayonet and with volleys of musketry.
The paper adds the expression of trust
that the American republic will now re-
strict free trade in murderous explosives.
The president has made rule in
reference to the individual pension bills
passed by congress which may result in sew
eral vetoes. Heretofore all these bills
passed by congress have received the ap-
prevail OF the president without special ex-
and the instances are very rare
where pensions voted individuals failed to
receive executiveapproval. The unusually
large number OF these bills passed recently
and sent to the president has arrested his
attention, and he has determined to give
each personal inspection as far as this can
be done
Senator Fair wants to put the Apaches
on Santa Catalina island, off the California
coast.
warrant was issued in London by
magistrate in the Bow street police court
for the arrest OF MIR. John Rogers, the man.
ager OF Miss Minnie Palmer, for threaten.
ing to fight a duel with Mr.. Arnold. The
latter IS member of the company, which
Is playing My Sweetheart" at the Strand
theater, with Miss Palmer as the star, and
it is alleged that the reason John Rogers
wishes to shoot Mr.. Arnold is that Miss
Palmer favored the latter.
Sir Charles Dixie, in speech at Chelsea
MSnday, said the charges of immoral con.
duct against him were cruel and baseless.
and caused himself and wife many sleepless
nights. lie would deny on oath the un.
founded charges.
Four hundred Catholic priests attended
a meeting at Dungannoil, County Tyrone
called to give expression to their views on
MIR. C.adstone's home rule policy. in com.
pliance with the premier sinvitation to all
bodies in Ireland to take action in the
matter. The Most Reverend Daniel Ne
Gettigan, ID. d., archbishop OF the diocese
OF Armagh, presided over the convention.
were adopted endorsing Mr.
Gladstone and his home rule policy. The
debate on the home rule resolutions was
proceeded with in the dominion house o,
commons. There was not much interest
taken in the matter.
The president has nominated James ID
OF Texas to be associate Justice q
the supreme court OF Montana, in place Of
Pollard, rejected This is a second nomi !
nation that has been made to succeed are
ected appointment.