The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-08-19

transported in sealed cars to Canada with
out unloading at Detroit or Port Huron,
or further detention than to see that tha
customs seals are intact.
DR.. Frank Hamilton, one OF New York's
most noted surgeons. who was one Of
President Garfield's physicians, died in
New York, aged seventy-six. DR.. Ha'nil.
medical and surgical works. He was also
successful lecturer and the inventor OF
number OF surgical instruments.
E1-Speaker Keller has drawn out OF tho
congressional contest in the Eighth Ohio
district. III .ss
It is believed that the worst OF the forest
fires in Wisconsin is over, though the stu.
alton is still serious enough. 4'ss &5,5
Passenger rates from Kansas City to
Chicago are reduced to So.
The President appoin ted Charles A
Ward to be collector OF customs for the
district OF Huron Mich, vice William
Hartsuf, suspended; Smith NJ. Palmer, to
be register Of the land office at .Salina,
Kan, vice John NJ. Hodges, suspended; 0.
F. Scarf, oil Kansas, receiver OF public
money at Salina, Kan, vice Harper S..
Cunningham, suspen ded.
The acknowledgements has appointed
the following postoffice Inspectors E. R.
Thereldkeld, Los Angeles. CAL; R. A. Nun.
roe, Oakland, CAL; T. T. Reams, Jackson.
vile, Ore; A. n. Branch, Denver, Col.
Sparks has made recommendation to
the president that Maj. Clark, recorder Of
the general land Office, be removed.
There is considerable comment here over
the presidents appointment OF Daniel
Magone as collector OF this port. and by
many this action is regarded as the shrewd-
est political move the president has made.
Secretary Lamar has instruc ted the gov
ernors OF the territories to expedite MS
much as possible the preparation OF their
annual reports, with the view to having
them submitted earlier than heretofore. s
Postmaster General Villas will leave for
New York, In which vicinity he will spend
few days with relatives. He will sail
will stay q little while. From there he
will 60 to Eau Clair, Wis, thence after a
short stay to his home in Madison. He
will be accompanied by his family, and will
be absent from Washington about a month.
The president has appointed William G.
Langford to be associate Justice OF the su-
preme court OF Washington Territory, vice
=. z. Wingard, suspended, and Gustavous
Van Hoorebeka, to be United States at
torney for the southern district OF Illinois,
vice j. C. Connolly, suspended. These ere
y
n. Victor Newcomb, the New York finau.
cier, had q terrific struggle with burglar
in his Newpor tvilla, upon returning from a
dance with his family q few days ago.
The burglar got away, and Newcomb was
badly used up. - q
The wife Of Maj. Parker, OF the Ninth
Infantry, U. 8. A., fractured one Of her
legs while attempting to detach her dress
from barbed wire fence near Fort Win
gate, N. N.
Congressman Beach OF Cornwall, N. Y,
is dead. '.-'. --,$.-5, -
1t Is understood that the Bonneville
police have Information Of the suspicious
OF at least eleven persons indirectly related
to Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson, who is under
arrest. and who were insured in benefit
organizations, and where the money in
most cases fell into this woman's hands.
The inhabitants OF Juneau City and
Douglas Island, Alaska. expelled seventy
six Cinnamon from those places on the 4th
inst. They were put on board two small
schooners and shipped to Fort Wrangle.
The three-round setto between John
McKenna OF New York and Billy Costello
OF California, came off at New Brighton,
Staten Island. It was a lively fight but
Mckenna proved the strongest, although
Costello displayed great skill. The final
round was very exciting and was carefully
watched py the police. It resulted in q
victory for McKenna. 4@ ~.
The executive committee OF the KNIGHTS
Of Labor, at Parsons, Kan, who, for the
past forty-fve days, have been confined in
the county Jail for the non-payment OF
ilnes imposed for conspiracy against the
Missouri Pacific Railway company, were
released by the county commissioners.
DIX. Kinnon was nominated by congress
by the Democrats OF the Seventh Ohio dis.
trict. Tt5 - =.
The Democratic convention OF the Sixth
South Carolina district renominated Con:
gresham George w. Dargon.
Senator Edmunds has gone on a fishina
trip to the Canadian woods.
Z The postofflce department has conceded
to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the two extra letter
carriers asked for some time ago.
This years. assessment for taxes in Cook
county, ILL.,, aggregates $6,735, 682 more
than last year. ,g.g.s.g 80 s.
A telegram from Bar Harbor announces
that Mr.. Blaine has determined to come
out in favor Of prohibition. 5ST
The battle OF Belfast has resulted, SO lar,
In about thirty persons killed and forty
wounded. 1t looks as il the Salisbury ad.
ministration 10 going to be decidedly war
like one. ,t}s2 :, n 8, ii
The Hungarian town Of sillein has been
destroyed by fire. The property burned
includes four hundred houses. q church,
nunnery and q school. The loss ia, heavy.
Adyices from San Domin 20 confirm the
dispatches received from Havana stating
that q revolution is in progress in that re.
public and that the whole republic has been
declared in astate ofaiege. The revolution
mt nj IA ali 81
tho republic, held on the last three days Of
June. 55i5l III 4, fs53 "a Al vs.
The Irish Times, Conservative, says. It
Is reliably informed that Lord Randolph
Churchill is engaged in drafting q bill H.
tended to solve the Irish problem. The
skeleton OF the measure Is already done.
and it provides for universal self govern
ment throughout Great Britain and Ire
land. giving ireland, England, Scotland
and Wales control Of each Of it's Immediate
affairs, leaving tho supreme power OF im.s
perial parliament undiminished. A The bill
Is described as q measure which opens the
door 70 imperial federation. The full text
OF the bill will not DO completed before next
February. But = adds the paper, so
lar AZ it has gone 1t has been submitted to
the marquis OF Salisbury, the marquis 81
Harrington and Others, and is broad
enough to satisfy all moderate Irishmen."'
Y ~ - reported IN edmonton that Pound
maker. when he died IN the Black feet camp,
had come there for the purpose Of bringing
about another rebellion. 5s5.S5 81
At the meeting Of the National bankers,
Association In Boston, q Communicate zion
iwas read from G. N. Jordan, treasurer oi
the United States. which showed: The
number Of silver d oliars coined to July 80, 4
1886. was 233, 723, 288; stimatsd value Of
the Subsidiary silver. s II. 900, 600, q total 4
oil 5000, 723, 2S8. The value 81 the silver
lin the standard dollar Of to-day (Aug. 10Y,
i the price is II. 81, while the subsidiary
silver is valued at sc. 81. Exclnsiys Of
abrasion, the present value OF the silver
coinage Y $21s, oel .s5a Itc cost 70 main