Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-11-18

Nuttu ffc Ar tAAENNtQ III btftEdl lively
brushes With the Indians. Before he left
Tennessee ne was betrothed to the daughter
of Cot. Charles Niece, one Of the wealthiest
men OF the South, and president OF the
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia rail
road. After graduating from West Poin,
he married her and took his vile to Wyon
ing. He resigned from the army in 1855
and entered the cattle business, in which
he made an independent fortune. His per-
sonal qualities made him popular all ovsI
the state. and when he called ON President
Cleveland as an applicant for the govern T.
ship Of Wyoming he had the backing OF ths
Attorney General Garland. He Is q true
Democrat, and staueh man.
The secretary OF the interior has modif.
ed the decision OF the commissioner OF TIT
general land office dismissing the appeal o.
Erick F. Rerigdea from the refusal OF ths
local land Office at Benson, Mimi, to &C
cept his homestead filing on the south bal
ofthe southwest quarter section %, town
ship 20, range rs. on the ground that II
n. Nelson has made a homestead entry o.
the whole quarter. He directs that the 10
cal land officers hold another hearing tc
determine whether the facts alleged by Re
peal.
j. Mccormick, aged &c, a prosperous cot
ton broker Of Arkinsville, Ca, who was t.
have been married to Miss Carrie Lewis, q
lady OF high social standing, and noted
beauty, committed suicide.
Fifth Auditor Eickhoff in his annual re
port shows: During the last fiscal year
10,S4S accounts were settled in his Office
involving $50, 55S,211 In the consular
service the expenditures were $500, COS
being S19,O35 in excess OF the receipts
The amount OF consular fees collected dur
ing the year was 1851, $40, an increase
over the previous year of $50, 224. Not
witLstanding the very considerable
decrease OF tariff of lees in 1881 and tbs
adjustment OF charges for services tc
American vessels in 1884, the fees now re
ported are greater than for any year befor,
1881, and fall very little short OF the re
ceipts for any year since.
Hewitt 6riner. one OF the most extensive
ranchmen in Western Texas, was killed a,
Los Vecos. Mexico, just across the river
from Mel Rio, Tex.
The supreme court OF Mississippi has lie.
cided that the prohibition or local option
law recently passed Is constitutional.
Theodore T. Quincy, ex-eontroller Of
Chicago. died in Chicago. He was born in
The boilers at Bliss. Marshall & Cos
brick yards expioded at Dunbar, Pa, kill
ing Miss Title Cambeil and seriously injur-
ing Perry Gadnis.
President Garrett, OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad company. sports fifty suits
OF clothes, London made.
A,Sowarl VI cha,,.. TT p;,,..
., -sst,,5 ~, tha s,,",aa ~ oh,a;,;na ssoc
1,,de- fs,ss ,,rstsrsss R;lsr hes o,;ts :
rsrntst;on a. ! i;ss s.yer hax;nr e.; 81
the c,ngrsss;o,.i r,s5ai "a tSat ~ ~
New York humane society for sasins the
lives Of III. A. Benedict and his two daugh
tiers Of Chicago at Coney Island two years
ago.
Two hund "a sarr,srs triad d, nrsvar,
the Galway, ireland. blazers hunt. With
police assistance the hunters were enabled
to start. but they soon met with mors
formidable opposition and were compelled
to withdraw their hounds. Mr.. Sexton has
been elected to sit Tor West Belfast, and
William U brien, editor oil United Ireland
"ni SUCCESSOR sexton as nienioer LOT ons"'
The Prohibitionist candidate Tor mayor
IN New York received 576 votes at the re
cent eieeuoh'
Inc celebrated and long-contested suit o.
Lew, alas DUCK, wilson, vs. Phlllp IL
Moen OF worcester, Mass, Tor SIlo, o0o al
ieged 20 De que wilson, came UP again re
Gently: IL was stated IN the Declaration
that Moen had agreed TO pay wilson $llo,
ooo, oil which wilson acknowledged to have
received szo.ooo on account, ana sues ioi
the balance o. $50 vOV ana interest amount
ing 70 SlGooV' Whson professor not &c
know why MoeE undertook TO pay MN tht
.i ;, NJ, .';.l..a y ssa ne vas ~
iatt;a Fnaisr ~ :, a. .',,,,tr,- "a ~
,sitnsss toot b.r storoaJ - $50 ''1 '"'
Mrs. Margaret Carnegie, mother OF An
drew Siarnegie, dieo az ner nome at Sres,
son, IA. Sne was seyeaty.seYen years o.
age Andrew tarnegle, who has been u
with typhoid lever, Is convaleseing.
Fire in the store OF John Shnrpless & Co.
iladelphia, dealers in dye stuffs, injured
that and several other buildings and con
tents. Loss, SEQ. 900.
The firth animal convention of the Citi
zens' Law and Order League of the United
States viii be held Mt Albany, Feb. 20-22
While sinking a we'll near Riebmond No
a flow OF good petroleum was struck at 4
distance Of 125 feet.
So, Frarc;sco A,axand.r ro,d.n.on
an art student. aged nineteen, shot and in
staatly killed Mamie Kelly. aged fourteen
years. Goldenson had Tor some time been
pay ing the girl attention. She was deeply
in love with him. The only reason Golden
son assigns ior the deed Is that ne was
onorousnly ,ired ., her. Wnen ahe was
at sehooi, ne said. she was OUT oil my
sighh put as soon as school was over sht
-, go =, .h;" "ou'o
Inc irish World announces that Michael
usYit, inarringe 20 MISS May iore VII
1sae p,..ss oI o. =. oNs, 81 ga.
or.ba, - - NJ ian,ss cann;n, =
0aIisnd ara haca ne a.,',,.;,s.ad So
Ds~;s, ~, ths ossss;os Of NJ first Wei, -
~ pae;5;. 800, n ! Sen M;ss Vs. I.
twsntv'thras vsars ~ aes and ~ Is;.t
M r.s,,tass rbs d;st;nsn;ssd ir;sh Vat;a,'
aiist viii delivsr his last iarve,l Isetnre on
nee 10 After which he viii 90 20 ~
Psc;fr s,ona 81, he marr;sa and thar -
tnrn ~ Irsland
a. n.-,' c,.r
~ Deeorsn, iowa, Sihoru oreanhn
makes confession regarding the murder Of
JOIN napperly iast summer.
Miss Gordon, a Georgia beauty, is visit
ing Secretary Lamar's daughter IT Wash.
ingtcn.
Fifty laborers have been arrested AT
Buckau and Magdeburg. Germany, for at
tempted high treason. The laborers are
charged .ith eoncealing and distributing
dynamite.
The Nebraska lepislnture Ia republica n
by n two.thirds' majority and there i No
prospect Of Van Wyck suceeedine himseiI
In the senate.