Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-08-25
ADDITIONAL NEWS


PRINCE ALEXANDER, of Bulgaria, was
| depose ana made prisoner during an in
| specton of troops at Widden. The Co.
| logne Gdsetie and Berlin Post express the
| belief that that event will tend to preserve
| peace. They say that Prince Alexanders
personal qualities deserved better fate,
| bat England having refused him active
| support against Russia, and Turkey being
| afraid to risi war in behalf of Bulgaria.
| and the Gasten meeting showing that the
alliance was unbroken, his position was a
| hopeless one.
Louis BROWN (colored) was shot ard
| fatally wounded at Mound City, ILL.,, sup
| possibly by another colored man named
| John West. The shot was fired through
| the open door of Browns bedroom, while
| he was i'll the act of undressing for bed
| John West is the divorced husband Of the
woman with whom Brown was living, and
suspicion points to him by reason of his
having been seen prowling about the yard
| short time before the shot was fired. He
| is in Jail.
AT Brady, Riehland County, Wis, Mrs.
| Michael Heron was gofed to death by an
enraged bull which she was trying to drive
| from n cornfed. Her body was found
partially lying in n creek, where it had been
| tossed by the infuriated animal. On ex-
| animation it was found that one leg was
| broken in two places and one arm broken,
while the whole body was covered with ter
| rble bruises.
EIGHT prisoners in the county Jail at Ca
tulla, Tex, seized The jailor, smashed him
| over the head with piece of iron, stunned
him and made their escape. Five Of them
were captured by ci.izens. Felix Taylor,
| charged with murder; Geraldo Laiao and
Luzano Rodriguez, horsethieves, are still
at large. Officers are in pursuit. The
jailor is not much hurt.
CAPT. QUINN CApEHEART, who was en-
| ployed in the construction of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad and has been
running as conductor for thirty years, was
killed near Bridgeport, on that road. He
was attempting TO make coupling when he
| fell aud was crushed TO death. He was the
Oldest railroad man in Tennessee e.
THE bureau of labor statistics expects to
| get the second annual report out by the
time congress meets. Two subjects will
be treated i'll the report. One is the ques-
! ton of convict labor. The other subject to
be treated is strikes. A complete history
of strikes from 1880 mp to July of this year
| will lie given, including the causes, pur-
posa an effect upon the labor of the
co1n'ry.
| THE tobacco factory of J. ID. Buckner &
| Co., nj No. Ii jay street. New York, was
partially destroyed by fire that broke out
| in the dcyng- room in the sixth story aud
the three upper lofts. The loss is pm; at
Sio.eea Oh stock ami machinery, and SIS. :
900 oa the building. The insurance
| amounts 10 $1,000.
The lath aud shingl. mill of Grouse &
| Co. at Kno..sville, KY. was totally de-
! stroyed by fire. Loss estimated nj 50, 900,
upon which there WAS no insurance. The
| fire is supposed TO have been caused from
| fir, left in the furnace the night before.
THE Pr, sident has appointed Felix A.
Reeve, OF Tennessee, to be Assistant Solc-
itor of the Treasury, vice Joseph Robinson,
resigned.
DISPATCHES from various points in
Southern NJ chg IN report severe storm,
doing much damage to crops and farm
| buildings. The casualties we're few.