The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-07-15


rejected we shall forthwith pass into the
most critical stage OF IRISH and English
history N
The New York Parliamentary Fund as
ISOLATION has received SIS, 1873 during the
past week. Y. =.
Since 1890 Pennsylvania has had six
teen governors, eight OF whom were Ger
mans. 5Fs. s 4
g kilograms from various points along the
burlington, Cedar Rapids & No :thern rail
way show that rain is badly needed. This
is especially true Of the Spirit Lake and
Dakota division. Corn il doing we'll, but
all other crops will be light. Grass is be-
ginning to fire and farmers nre complai ,ine
considerably. In some places along the
line small grain will not be over half crop
and potatoes are suffering from drouth,
while upland hay is q failure.
A fire at Denver made losses as follows:
T. =. Hughes, on Academy OF Music, $685..
600; ms FRANCE, $4,000. Rocky Noun
tain News, S25, 900; insurance, $500.
Goods block, $40, 600; insurance, $500.
Other losses, 1900; insurance, $4,000.
The knights OF Labor are ordered to
leave Nmberline, Mont. J=-5-
Conductor Kinney was badly hurt by the
fnll OF a Milwaukee construction train
The Quakers have spent $40, 900 during
the past year in mission work in NADIA
gascar. Piss zast %15s5A - 81
Paul Hamilton Haynes most dis.
tinguished poet OF the south, dies at his
home in Georgia. 2.%: :. 81. - y
The Marsh Family association, including
everybody named Marsh OF respectability
will hold q grand picnic Mt Lake Pleasant,
Mass, July 81, 22and 23.
D. NJ. Osborne, head Of the D. NJ. Osborne
company, manufacturers OF farm machiIl-
cry, died suddenly at Auburn, N. Y. (;
Henry Ward Bcecher has come out
strongly for Mr.. Gladstone. Replying to
an inquiry whether the gross personal at
tacks on Mr.. Gladstone by powerful seq.
tlon OF the English press ought not to be
deplored, he writes: Any one, remember.
ing that Christ was charged with consort.
ing with licentious companions and with
being a wine-bibber and u riotous person,
cannot be surprised at seeing the present
treatment befall his disciples when they
seek to overthrow Satan's kingdom.
Nicolini, PATHS husband, has leased four
Thousand acres OF shooting land in Wales.
He is passionately fond OF hunting.
The due de Morny gave his bride d din
dem OF diamonds worth $4,000, and a
AtopoA "a oldlAOuuS aGGdCueu 10 SOlu
chain.
Jeremiah J. Hennessy was nominated for
postmaster at White Sulphur, Mont. He
is an old resident Of the place, business
man with large interests there. =
". J. Rice Of Britain, Marshall county,
OAK, is in Washington. He succeeded in
securing the appointment OF his daughter
in-law, Mrs. Sophia Rice, to the postmas.
tership OF Britain. The Office is worth
$500 per year.
The future heir to the Bavarian throne is
Rupert, the Stuart prince OF Wales, who
is seventeen years old. II. @s.t,
Accusation was caused in Toronto when
rumor got abroad that Edward Harris
OF Harris, Mngee e. Co., had become finnn.
cially embarrassed and had fled, leaving
large sums in cash and leaving various
funds in which he was interested in seri
Gus state OF ENHANCEMENT. He issupposed
to have gone to Toronto, and thence to-
ward Niagara. 1t is known that before
going he drew 100000 in cash, but the
amount in his hands is thought to be much
larger than that. .'55,
On the I'd instant a body OF Albanian
Mussulmans attacked and pillaged several
Montenegrin villages, killing some Of thei in
habitants and capturing number ofelders.
The Montenegrins rallied and repulsed the
Albanians, capturing and killing many.
In Manitoba the area under crop this
season is placed at 629,525 acres, as com.
pared with SAT, S19 in the preceding season
and 444, 615 in 1884.
Charles R. Gleason was nominated post
master at Eau Claire Wis. He is a well
known Democratic politician OF that place,
has always been active in; political affairs
and has held many Offices Of one kind Or
another, his last being city clerk OF Eau
Claire. III
Fire destroyed the Montana lumber COM
pany's planning mill and Silverman's gam
pling works and essay office. Total loss
:$3G, 900; insurance, $4,000 on improve
ment works, but none on the sampling
works.
The term of office OF the receiver OF the
land office at Aberdeen, Dak.. has expired
and the race is becoming hot. Pierson
and Burke each believe that he has the in
side track.
s. s. Wilson was nominated for post
master oil Colfax, Iowa. He is the present
incumbent: He was appointed by the
postoffice department a year ago, but un-
der the late readjustment OF salaries the
office became presidential and under the
law the postmaster must be appointed by
the president.
+ The weather in New York on Tuesd az
the 9Th was$the warmest OF the season
thus far, thsS4Aesmometer registering SO
to 80 degrees: ices indicate that the
hot wave is general in the East. The fol-
lowing temperatures are reported: Han
over, n. H., 80 to SO in the shade; Frank
lin Falls, 102 on four consecutive days, the
hottest remembered; Boston, SO to 80; AL
bany, n Y. 81 the highest since thu es-
tablishment OF the signal service station
there twelve years ago; Scranton, Pa, 63
degrees. -
"A lew days ago 181 bags OF mail from the
wrecked steamer Oregon were recovered at
the New York postoffce. The letter mail
was found to be in pretty fair condition, and
nearly all OF it will be at once delivered or
forwarded to its destination. Ofthe printed
matter probably three-iourths can be de.
livered. This makes a total OF 461 bags
received for the 59s dispatched.
Cattlemen are negotiating for the lease
OF nearly all the valuable grazing land be-
longing to the Usage, Poncn. Pawnee, and
Otoe Indians in tho Indian Territory. The
price will be only a few cents per acre.
Boston has eighty-three miles OF streets
and pays S45O.OOO year to keep them
clean. Philadelphia claims to have 300
miles OF streets and yet only allows 5000.
900 year for cleaning them. XVI 8,
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Mrs. Arnold, ofNew Holland, Ohio, Is 100
years old She has two sisters living, one
aged 106 and the other 49,.
A Madrid dispatch reports severe
shock OF earthquake at Malaga.
IL Bozeman, Mont, Special.-The hottest
weather known Tor years in Montana is
now prevailing, the Thermometer indicat-
ing LOB in the shade. The crops are being
scorched. no rian having fallen for three
weeks: The yield OF grain will not be over
hall the average. Il
Grace Cheller, thirty-six years old, OF
Butte City, Mont, while on her way to
England with her: husband and children,
was taken insane At New York.
s Postmasters commissioned. Dakota;
Yankton, l.. D. Palmer, Wisconsin, Elk.
horn, w. D. Lyon; Hudson, s. C. Simonds,
Douglas Center, W. H. Moore; Lone Rock,
3. Mcdonald; Mount Morris, C. p. Wilson;
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