Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-06-10

| Henry Hnvemeyer, the sugar refiner, died
suddenly at his home near Babylon, n. Y.
| Unfavorable criticism is brought to bear
| on the Iowa senators who voted liberal
| compensation to themselves for services in
the Brown impeachment trial at Des
| Moines.
j. Smith and Henry Settler were drown
| ed rear Lewistown, Or.
| j. Black, society man OF Bozeman, Mont,
is ARRESTED for seducing Maggie Maivaney.
| Mrs. W. A. Morris OF Wartzburg, COM
| inits suicide.
The president has vetoed three more pen
| sion bills.
| The revenues OF the government were last
year S5.6S per head Of the population.
Capt. l.. Marshall, OF the engineers corps,
| was married recently to n daughter oil
| Senator Colquitt of Georgia.
Butte special to the Independent says
| John Madden, an old resident OF Butte and
| a lawyer, was found dead in his CABIN in
| Dublin gulch. He was hard drinker. The
coroners jury found that death was caus-
| ed by whisky. Madden was highly connect.
| ed in the east and was a man OF much nat
ural ability.
Several prominent Knights of Labor at
Milwaukee were arrested on the charge Of
| conspiracy in connection with the recent
strikes and boycotts and all were RELEASED
! on bail.
Dr. Carrie Westling, the first lady dentist
on the coast has located III Pomeroy,
| Wash.
| A colored normal state school to cost
| $40, 900 will be located at Louisville, Ky.
The gross receipts of Mary Anderson's
| season are given as S31 900.
Ex-senator Ferry who has been travel
| ing in Europe for several years, has return
| ed TO Michigan.
DIR. j. Milton Bowers, the San Francisco
wife murderer, was sentenced to he
| hanged.
Kit Priest, who was arrested at Dakota
| City, Nebraska, for bastardy, on complaint
OF Jessie White, aged fourteen, committed
suicide by shooting himself ten miles south
| OF that place. He was a young married
| man.
Judge Rogers at Chicago fixed the bail of
| Oscar Neebe, Que of the socialists indicted
| for conspiracy, riot and murder ut ST.
| 900. All the parties who are indicted for
! conspiracy will be admitted to bail on
| each charge in the sum oil $500. Each
| case OF riot will be admitted to bail in the
/ sum OF 81 900.
The police Of Omaha arrested Balthazar
| Raw, one the indicted anarchists OF Chi.
| cago. He has been hiding here for ten
days at Ruhe's Road house, two miles west
| OF this city. The road house is kept by
an anarchist, and is headquarters for the
| one-hundred Omaha anarchists. Raw adj
mits that he is the right man.
President Mitchell, OF the Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway says that the construc-
| ton OF the line from Sioux City to Def
| ance, about 100 miles in length, which is
| about to be commenced, will probably not
be completed before next season.
J. Black, prominent society man at
| Bozeman, don, was arrested on charge
of the seduction of Miss Maggie Malvancy,
aged sixteen. Society is much agitated in
| consequence.
| Murat's sword handle, set with precious
stones and gold, was sold in London the
! other ds.y for $3.50.
The London Times publishes a letter
| from a correspondent at st. Louis, who
says 1t is a Islander upon the American
| people to say that twenty or even ten mill.
ion OF them are ready to back the Irish in
| the home rule fight, with either their money
| or their influence. There are not 5000
American-born citizens OF the United States
| who have ever contributed q cent to the
| home rule fund.
RGmors are current in Toronto that the
Oraugemen are purchasing large numbers
OF rifles in the states with view OF for.
| warding them to Ulster, Ireland.
Gen. Ansen G. McCook of New York was
married at the residence of his brother,
| Gen. j. c. McCook on Fifth avenue. The
| bride was Miss Kittie McCook OF Steuben.
| vile, Ohio, a distant relative of the groom.
Among the confirmation announced re-
Gently were the following: l.. X. Church,
! New York, associate justice of the supreme
| court OF Dakota; r. S. Kelly, marshal for
| Montana. Postmasters: Anton klana,
| jamestown, Oak; s. ID. Jefireys, Clark,
Oak; c. d. Curtis, Helena, Mont. The i'll
| lowing postmasters in Dakota were 40
| pointed: Miss Mary A. Faust, Lynndale;
| w. f. Robertson, Minerva; James A. Rose,
| Niagara, and L. c. Kelly, Northwood.
| A lock out OF $4,000 planning mill EN-.
| ployes and carpenters is threatened in st.
| Louis. This is in consequence of the Pho
nix mill beng boycotted for adhering to
nine hours while other mills run ten hours.
Mrs. W. A. Morris, a married lady aged
| twenty years, living near Wartzburg,
| Wash, committed suicide by taking strych-
| nine. Her reason was that she would
rather die than become mother.
Lieut.. Barnes has been relieved as aid
| de .caGp to Gen. ID. S. Stanley and Lieut..
Rumbourgh, Stanley ssor-in.law, appoint
ed in his place.
The London Times says of Mr.. Blaine's
Portland speech: Mr.. Blaine may or may
| not catch the Irish vote by performances
| such rs that OF recent date, and so win the
| prize which has been snatched from him
! once and again. But we refuse to believe
that his ignorant aud presumptuous rant
| represents the honest and Independent
| opinion and reflections OF the Americans
| 1t is peculiarly absurd that he should pose
| as the advocate of a plan which he sup
| poses, quite wrongfully, would place Ire
| land in the position OF IL state OF the Amer
lean union. He has been conspicuous for
! the same reasons which now make him q
| hatterer of the Irish, in the bloody-shirt
campaign against thcsouthern state rights.
| and il any southern state should now at
| tempt to deprive negroes OF suffrage, he
| would be the first to favor the settlement
| OF that local affair by the armed interference
OF the central government.
Robert Bowman. alias J. C.. Hogan, alias
| George Munroe, with dozen other aliases,
notorious professional iorser and mem
| her OF the Wilkes Elliot gang, passed through
! New York on the way to Burlington VT.
| where he is charged with forgeries on the
/ First National bank of Brandon VI: the
| Vermont National bant Rutland County
| National bank of Rutland VT. and the
| Farmers and Mechanics Trust Company
| OF Burlington. Bowman was arrested in
Chicago.
( Archbishop Kendrick has been appointed
| by the pope apostolic delegate to confer
| the cardinalitial insignia of Cardinal Elect
| Gibbons. The ceremony will take place in
Baltimore on July /.
l.. X. Church, OF New York, was confirm
cd associate justice of the supreme court
| of Dakota.
Louisiana proposes to give each disabled
| Confederate veteran 100 acres Of state
| land.
| Charles A. Buddensiek, the builder OF
| mud houses, who was sentenced TO ten
years Imprisonment and fined $500 Tor
] manslaughter, was taken to Sing Sing
| prison.
A bill has been introduced in the Louisi.
ana legislature to prohibit gambling in any
/ form.
Col. Benjamin @. A. Gresham, well known
in Indiana, was probably fatally kicked by
1 horse.
/ Hon. Frank Telford. prominent Cal
ifornia and Nevada pioneer and politician,
died at Denver.