Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-04-29

| facturer oil feathers ana flowers, new 1oFki
George A. Bennett, & Co., bankers and
brokers, New York; james White, shoe
manufacturer, Brooklyn; Stafford q Sar.
gent, manufacturers leather betting, Bos-
ton: City National bank, Williamsport, Pa,
Wagenhauser Brewing association, Dallas,
Tex.
W. A. Alley shot himself in room at a
hotel in Turrell, Tex,
The switchmen's strike on the Lake
Shore railroad at Chicago is at an end.
President John 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-uniou 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
| S16, 900 from T. j. Fuller, awealthy farm
err near jackson, Tenn. During the war
Fuller buried SIG, 000C gold in his front yard.
| He has allowed it to remain there ever
since for safe keeping. During the night his
yard was plowed mp and the money was
stolen. Boyd was suspected and followed
| to that place, where he had deposited sew
| eral thousand dollars in 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 oil 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, were arrested at DEVILS Lake,
Oak, charged with stealing a team o!
horses at Argyle, MINI. They hal sold the
| team at Grand Forks and walked ia Devils
Lake. They were armed when arrested,
| carrying revolvers and dirk knives. Yer
boucours parents paid for the horses upon
hearing OF his crime.
Francis Cullen Marshall son Of George A.
Marshall n lawyer OF Darlington. Wis,
stood highest in tire competitive examina-
tIon to fill the vacancy in the military
academy at West Point existing in the
quota for the Third Congressional district,
Wisconsin.
Since 1876 the congressional library has
grown from 800, 900 to 55G. 600 volumes. 1t
-
ueorge bancrolt Is 70 hl u. an aG
ore9S GO 'ne IT''iils =. 'nu sn,,t =
letter from Leopol Won Ranke.
George Steinberger, the proprietor OF a
brewery at Red Oak, Iowa, committed sui
cine py managing III hi' 'ei''''
J. Ii. McClelland, a prominent farmer
nNihs llc"l d;o,t
b"nt;ne a load Of GOOSE shot entered his
neck II is NOT known whether the wound
Is fatal mr. not.
IN rT.:..,, o., 49,, =. WI,
ton failed to find an indictment against
lanes Hull OF Pierre, arrested for selling
iquor to Indians.
II Stebh;ns If Rochester accomnan.
led Inv his vile, goes cast to represent The
state Iodya which meets at Proyidence r.
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Col. Theodore L. >. Laidley, U. ;. A, Ire
| tired is dead. Deceased Tor many years
was in charge OF the Springfield and Water,
town lMass') armories'
William Wier has been victimiZing sew.
| eral parties in Baltimore by claiming to
be William Kinks oil st. Paul.
A. II. Andrews & Co.'S school furniture
| factory at Polk and Desplaines streets are
burned, the fire originating under the boil
err. Less, 100000.
VIM. G. Wassena. of New Orleans, shot
| his wife and killed himself,
H., U;II;,r, Nyh;,aI,, assoo;o+ 70 ;,,d,. =,
+ho Snnar;nr on,,rt Jisd 81 WIZ; 49, 81, -
DnI ~ bor,orrbare ~ tho stomacb ofta,
| = T,,ro,i,,, ;iI,,ass ''''o'
frederlck hliiernan, whe ana Two chill
dFen were drowned at Dehahce' ".
Mrs. Hiram Mcdonald, OF Eau Claire
| Wis. became violently insane recently, at.
tackled her three children with chair, and
| smashed all the furniture and windows in
tne mousse enc Is flctin, OF rellgious OK.
elteihehI: hecehtIy MRS. Mcponaia went
u, 10 ClS 5, chuicu anu Pul 30 OF IL, ei
huspa a savings ih'o 'ue poor ooN' Inc
priest returned i''
| ne sranu Jury at laIhto M Tec9ntly re
sodnot;nn. W;lIi,,,, Bonnett h,ia auo"eT
9 S1m Imam penil' u, purslary "
Mntt;Sn,, 1em ,,,t n"U, 70 IN iHaiior Ct a.
| Rriggs keening bonses ~ nrosfitntion
- y n
Liiaiii y. -,e'se. VI ~ oIieans, ageu
so 80, ~. 70 I'm MI .hs Mile
| tbe arm and breast He then nIacad ~.
muzzle OF the gun in his mouth and fired
killing himself.
| Between twenty and thirty indictments
were returned to the criminal court nv
| the rraud iurv at ST I,ouis Amorg ri,
persons indicted ARE Martin Irons and A
/ G. Coughlin, prominent Knights of Labor
committeeman; I'd W. JACKSON and 5. NJ
| Nichols, ior tampering with telegraph
wire; Messrs. McGarry, Bardell q Chase
! ana Inree other strikers, LOT constructing
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tronl so Jmr;p, thn str;to loSt oo.ah y
.it nut u"' nj i''eI ootopeL y
ISL ea III udtee'9 "a anu an .Ie utPuoy sneI
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| Henry Meyer, employed IN the Nationa
| Iron and Brass works OF Dubuque, Will,
| trying TO drive red-hot chisel into han
| die, accidentally thrust it into his breast
| He was fatally hurt.
Attachments amounting to $40. 600 bav,
been placed on the Bennington. VT. mills
and they have shut down. This is tn,
largest mill property in Vermont
| /. w. Hayes, of the Knights executiv,
| board, says a settlement of the Goult
system strike may be effected by the con
sreSsioha' 'ohlLii1'ee IN o. LOUIS
| John l.. Sullivan challenges Smith, tn,
English pugilist, to fight in this country.
| Hon. l.. 5. Kline oil Cedar Rapids Iowa
declines The lnspectorship OF a section o
the Northern Pacific rendered by the presi
dent