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The Irish standard., 1886-10-16
GENERAL LABOR NEWS.
Labor Notes.

Labor Notes.
The cartinen of Philadelphia have or
ganized.
The Northwestern Labor Union ad-
vocates the formation of labor party.
The Minneapolis Trades Assembly
has endorsed the candidature Of DR..
Ames for governor.
The conflict III New York has COM
noenced. The issue is sharply drawn.
a New York dispatch says that the
Republicans are to give the contest the
appearance of conflict between pro
perty and anarchy" Vanderbilt is to
be- the nominee who is TO be pitted by
the monopolists against the peoples
candidate, Henry George. In this case
the anarchy will be fttingly repre-
sented by Vanderbilt. LIE should go
into the field with his defunct brothers
maxim as his slogan-''the public be
d-d.r-Knights Of fLabor.
The constitution of the State of Illi-
nois guarantees that the right of free
assemblage shalll never be abridged !;
and vet the city council Of Chicago has
passed an ordinance that there shall be
no more meetings in open air without
first obtaining permission from the pc
lice officers, who are given full discre-
tionary powers as to whether they will
allow the people to exercise their con-
stitutional rights or not. Add to this
the statement of Mayor Harrison, that
he has authorized his police to do
things in Chicago, (which if done in
London would overturn the throne of
Victoria 2 and it really does not seem
as if American liberty amounted to
very much. Of Labor.
The Irish standard., 1886-10-16

The loss among COWS on the Wyo-
ming ranges has been unusually heavy
this year.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Washington Gossip.

The postotiiceS department shows de.
fcisney Of over ~, o00, 900 for the quarter;
nding Sept. 80. B
The president sent the following h onina-
{ lions TO the senate Stephen a. Walker,
( United St1tes attorney for the southern
district d. New York; Berthold Greenbaum
ot California, consul at Apia, Samoa.
Stephen A. Walker is president OF the
board % education Of New, York city
The secretary Of the treasury, in his re-,
ply to the senate resolution directing him,
70 furnish certain information relative to
the accounts Of Alfred b. Meachar,, late
guperintendent Of the Indian affairs for;
OSregons encloses report Of the second;
comp roller showing q deficit Of 81, e78.
William Dorsheimer, United States dis
trict attorney for the South bern district Of
4 New York, has placed his resignation ii, the
hands Of the president 1t win take effect
rs soon sas his successor is named. He.
Z found that his edi orial duties On tie Star
sserionsly teriered with his official work.
and IL became d question which one lie
should vncate.s He voted 10 retain the:
editorship. 80
Senator Colauit oil Georgia Will introduce
in the SENATE Il bill esta fishing local option
In The District Of Columbia. The Bin pro-.
y sides for n vote ny the people upon The
subject and ID Extremely rigorous, Under
sits provisions no sintoxicatinq Iiat,ors emf,
DO anufnctnred within thas limits 81 TIE.
district; Or imported there. and II itbecoiaes'
N Inv, mo wines can be used at the state
dinners of the Freaid dent. s5sssS
S. Mr.. Eoran 81 Ohio has trodueed i'll Iii
house q unique homestead Law 1T pros
& yides. Any person alioye twenty PONG
Years 81 age, the head of r. iarnily and d
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

The Catifornians have ,demonstrat-
ed that 49, species Of the citrus plant
flourish more Or less over q vide area
Soi the stnte. The citrus fair recently
held was intciide ca to encourage the
GUILTY. alton of oranges, lemons, c,itrons
md other fruits Of the citrus family.
There were about 500 exhibits, and
orange we're shown that had been
gathered 4 100 feet above sea level,
urrounded ~ three inches 81 SNOW.
present there islittls orange, lemon
On ct her citrus plants grown except
jig as adiuncts to the kitchen garden.
but nov that it has been depnonstrat.
IA by The exhibit that s. radius 81
over 40 900 square miles, including
Lower California; is fully adapted is;
The prof table cult ivation of oranges.
laInons, there Is Il possibility that,
California may IN time outatrip Flori.
az aa tho citrus st atc d the Union. N
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

citizen. shall receive from the treasury 81
the United States $500 as nloan. The
money must be exE snded solely in improve
mfents upon the land entered and settled on
under conditions imposed by the home
stead law, Including the erection OF build
lngs. the purchase OF seed and implements
ana such articles as may be necessary to
improve and cultivate the land. rs III
Speaking Of the Chinese trouble in Oregon
Delegate Voorheessaid: II is simply labor
disturbance and no " orse than frequently
out there are as law-ahiding and orderly as
any on the lace Of the globe. They have
SIMPLY invited some persons whose pres.
ence is q detriment to the community, to
leave, Just as committees frequently do
with tramps and other bad characters.
Not q single person was hurt. There was
no BLOC dshed. The Chinese were provided
with means Of leaving, and with money tc;
supply their wants. 5ssles I
The text Of the; bill prepared by Major
Strait and Judge Edgerton, OF Dakota to
relieve settlers who suffer by Commissioner
SparksEexecution{o the laws relating to
the lands, Is Us follows All entries Or 10
cation: OF public lands not mineral hereto-
Siose made under any OF the laws regulating
sS2e disp osalT oi tho public domain where
lInal receipts or certificates have been is
sued by the district land office and where
the lands entered or located have been
sold, mortgaged or2disposed OF to innocent
purchasers or parties for valuable con-
sideration and where no adverse claim ex.
lists, shall upon further payment Of SLIPS
per acre for the lands by such innocent
purchaser or mortgages in addition to the
amount heretofore paid by the entry man
or locator be presented, notwithstanding
any irregularity or inirmity existing in tho
original entry or location. N
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Captain Crawford Murdered.

Is w.
The official report OF Lieut.. Maua in re.
gard to the killing Of Capt. Crawford by
Mexican soldiers is published He says:
party OF Mexicaus approached, and
4 Capt. Crawford and went ont about fifty
yards from our own position in the open
ing and we talked with them. They did
mot stop moving. ~ told them in Spanish
that we gere Americans soldiers, calling at
2tention to our dress and said we would not
FIRE. They anawered they would not fire,
but all the time moved toward a hill a short
distance away, q little higher than our
Position, with some scattering oakwood.
Capt. Crawford then ordered me to go back
and insure no more firing. Istarted back
when the yolley was fred. OF course we all
sought shelter. am sure they knew who
We were perfectly well all the time. Lieut..
Ship sd Mr.. Horn were also shouting at
anothertime, telling who wewereand tina ball
was right. Mr. Horn speaks Spanish very
well When i returned again saw the
captain lying on the rocks with wound
/ on his head. and ssoaue OF his brains were
/ upon the rocks.sse This iha 4 all occurred in
two minutes. he was seen waving his
handkerchief when shot, Mr.. Horn was
slightly wounded ut the same time in the
left arm. There can be no mistake; these
men knew they were firing ut American
soldiers 81 $s55 ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
RuriaI Place 81 Hanooo,i.

The remains Of Gen.. Hancock were in
TERED In the generals mausoleum in Mont
gomery cemetery, Eorristown, Pa. The
cemetery can properly be termed the
burial ground. ot the Hancock family. The
general brother, John, many year5 ago
purchased q lot there, in which lies the re.
mains! Of his. seven children. An adjoining
lot was purchased by Gen. Hancock and
his twin brother Hiliory, and in IL
they placed the remains OF their
parents. the side OF the
latter lies the body of Winfield Scott Han.
cock, Jr., the general grandson ana name
sake, who died when an infant in the sum-
mer OF 1880, the news OF his death reach
ing Gen. Hancock the Esame day that he
was formerly notified Of his nomination
Tor; president. In 1883 Gen. Hancock built
q handsome mauso leum. The only mem
Der OF the general Is Immediate family in.
TERED in the mausoleum is his daughter
Ada who died In 1875. {
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

There Is. prob bly,, as much wealth
IN rsonalty as IN real estateiin New
York, but it manages, q very large
part oft, to dodge the assessors and
escape taxation as eHectually as if it
were exempt by law. In the last ten
years thu assessed valne Of real estate
8in New York ha reassd $780,, 600.
s0o0, but the assessed value OF per-
sonalty has increased only SIS, 900, 4
900 I. il the same time, though is is well
known that stocks, bonds, notes and
other interest. bearing securities have
senormo usly increased. The assessors
declare there is hardly q state in the
Onion where personal estate escapes
taxation to the extent it docs in New.
York. t3s 81;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Not. q Poetess.

Judge Dusen bery took tea at the
Sykes mansion on Fifth avenue zone
night last week. Conyeraing with Miss
SYKES, Judge Dusen berry remarked:
am delighted, Miss Sykes With the
poetry of your friend. Miss SKINNER
horn, bnt, of course, you yourself don't
write poetry.
.How do you know i don't write poet
5ryP replied Miss Sykes, somewhat
piqued, for she has written d number of
poems for publ
\ know you are not q poetess, be-
cause as q rule, an ladies who write
poetry are very lhomely &, II
4, ~ on are quite right, Judge Dnsen-
berry replied Mrs. Sykes, with great
dignity thu cares of the household.
preclude me from cultfyating the
muses., even * 4 were ever so much
disposed to. do 30. n ss1as Isl fysiittgs.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
General News Notes.


Cincinnati theaters will hereafter be clos.
ed on Sunday ~ u W u
VIZ Ont 81 respect to Gen. Hancock both
houses of the Maryland legislature nd.
journed. 50
81 After passing resolutions and eulocizing
Gen. Hancock, the Kentucky legislature
adjourned as q token Of respect
The Ohio legislature nd opted resol lions
respecting the death o. Gen. Hancock and
ordered Ham on the state house at hall
mast until the lrneral:
Every hing is quiet, both at Seattle and
Olympia Tho nilitjn are still on duty at
Seattle, anxionsly awai fling the Arrival III
the government troops AZ Olympia tho
sheriif's posse 10 able 70 keep peace. s
The Chinese at Seattle, Wasb. Tsr. were
quietly put aboard d steamer, and tliefrs
stassase paid to aan Franrisco. Ghfuf,
Justice Green Of Washington TERRITORY
has telegraphed Attorney5 General Garland
urging him to uso his Influence Is have;
stroops ordered to Seattle
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Possibly Not s Z I. R II =, :. !,

BosroN.Jo ohm Z. Sullivan issued what
he says is his last challenge to Paddy
Ryan. He says: y All I d. 3.
y will fight him with kid gloves just
thick enough to avoid the law, in anyroom
!, or hall In the United States, WITHIN four
weeks from signing articles, for S., 900 a
side. not more than, Ave Of either his or
my friends to be present. II Ryan refuses
to accede to this 4 will brand him, as q
coward. ~ q :.
CHICAGO The following telegram was
sent alta late hour by Paddy Ryan, in
answer to John T.. Sullivan's ultimatum:
II telegraphtcs report OF your final chal-
meet you in private, with kid gloves, Tor
5O0-time, place and referee to be
agreed upon hereafter. s75.s ,ii,
BosToS. Regarding Ryan's reply, SulIi.
van telegrnphed his brother Mike from New
port, saying: N IS .z q
That goes. Make itsinside OF four weeks,
private, five men on side ;.sI3l y 3
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Criminalsand Crimes

Lewis Willstt was ssntenoeds to be hanged
at Kingston, N. Y, March 10, for the MUIR
der OF Edwin Kelland. 5555,5
:. R. ]. c. Pershing, principal OF the Pitts.
burg Female college, ~ as found guilty OF
dishonesty and immortality. 4
Alexander Graham. aged sixty-fiys COM
united suicide with laudanum at the
Metropolitan Hotel, Council Bluffs.
Ellie Jones, q once beautiful woman, was
shot and fatally wounded by Al Wi!liama,
her colored lover, ut Charleston, W. Va.
Williams and the woman have lived to.
gether q long Time. She came from Ports.
mouth, Ohio, two years ago, and says she
is from u good family. {
4 A beastly assault was made in White
county, ILL.,, near Carmi, by Baptist
preacher named Casteel on his seventeen
year-old daughter. Casteel has had charge
OF mission church since his arrival there
rom Posey county, Ind, about q year ago.
He has run of since the exposure.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

young man employed on an Au-
R,,sta Ne. newspaper, according to
the Journal, has been holding a low
ing corresp ndence with ayoung wom-
an. The other day q letter came from
her, went to the business manager,
who without noting the address, tore
1t open and turned it over. to The edi-
tor, who promptly marked it for the
young. folks column, !" where it duly.
appeared to the consternation OF the
young couple and the merrilnent Of
the town.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

Harry Norman, q bright boy in
Fostoria Ohio, showed 80 much in.
terest in electrical experiments that
he became q privileged character at
the electricslight works, no other. out.
slider being permitted near the dyna-
mos. The other day he wanted to re.
ceiye o 1good shock, /" and so got a
pail Of water and, touching the posi-.
tive pole OF q dynamo with d rod in
one hand, put the other hand in the
water and fell back dead. 5 553I
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

The nnebago Indians. in Wiscon-
SIN, now numb rlng over !, 300, with
very few EXCEPTIONS, pay no attention
to their honest leads sauande the
money paid them BY the government,
are making no advance towards civil
ization. Such IS the report Of the In
dian Commissio ner. and shows that
contact with civilization in this case,
as i IN nearly al, is extremely 3detri-
mental to the progress Of the .snoble
Indian, Il. n
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Record of Casualties,

Princeton, Ind. suffered severely by fire.
The sufferers are most Of the owners o.
prope rty on the public square. 5.$
The Homestead Club stables belonging to
the Meadowbrook hunt, Of Hunters Point,
N. Twas recently destroyed by fire. The
flames were first discovered by the stable
boy. Twenty-four valuable horses were
burned, e y ~ II n = 3 ri
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
News Of Foreign Lands.

William E. Forster, ex-chief secretary iol
Ireland is dead. s 2 1.t'i.
The mercury was so above zero last
week at Tonchwood and Edmonton, Man.
Dominion authorities have no knowledge
OF any mptiny among the Northwest
mounted police. y. .!5 S,5 3 III ~
Sir William Vernon Harconrt, chancellor
OF the exchequer, has been elected to par
lament from Derby. II ~.
A London Eng merchant was chloro.
formed to death by his wife, who wanted
to marry q clergy !. s.5s:5 .. .55Ssl
Lord Dufferin received an ovation at
Rangoon, especially from the natives, who
are grateful for Lady Dufferin's efforts In
behalf OF the native women.
The Meadow Lilly mills, owned by D,
Plewes. in London township, Ont, burned.
Loss, $50, 900; insurance $1,000.
n. Rochefort has rendered his resignation
in the French chamber OF deputies because
OF tbs rejection by that body of the propo.
sition to extend amnesty to political OF.
tenders. j rs s. ss7!,s
The marquis OF Lorne has accepted the
position OF honorary commissioners for
Canada at the coming colonial exhibition.
and also the presidency OF the Canadian
commission. u 5{s r 4 = 4. ~
The French chamber OF deputies, BY a,
vote OF BAT to 116, has rejected the prop
osition OF the Radicals to extend amnesty
to political offenders: ii5's.
The Adams Tobacco company OF Mon
treal has gone into liquidation. Liabili-
ties one hundred and seventy five thop
sand dollars, the greater portion Of which
IS due to the Merchants Bank Of Montreal.
The disastrous food ut Belleville, Ont.
boz yNrn%, x&nI =.
water continues pouring in from the neigh.
boring river, and has damaged property
in the city until the loss is now estimated
ut one million. Il: s} nv, "a /.
Senior Corye, the Portuguese embassa.
dor, has presented autograph letters from
the king and queen OF Portugal to the
count and countess OF Paris, formally
asking the hand OF their daughter for the
crown prince OF Portugal. The count and
countess have given their consent to the
proposed union. s,s ; ttSt5 II ~ 4.
In the German reichstag, Herr Reuhn in.
trodnced q motion on behalf OF THE Con.
seryatives, urging afrcsh searching inquiry
into the currency question, by a federal
commission. Schrout declared there was
no scarcity Of coin in Germany, and the
ton to that Of silver. "a 4. z '5s
~ JAines :AntnOnyi froude has written a
letter declining an Invita- ion. to lecture in
Belfast on the Irish crisis. Saying: aTalk.
ing is OF little use, and the time for action
is approaching England is now asleep.
but when the state OF anarchy IN Ireland
shall have become intojerable. abe wifi
awaken and do as she has done before. &
n In reference to the alleged mutiny Of the
Northwest mounted police at Edmonton,
sthe minister Of the interior at OTTAWA
telegraphed Immediately. on reading the
statement, but has not received any reply.
nor has he any report on the matter. The
following hall breeds, now Undergoing i'm,
prisonment for participant ion in tile North
west rebellion, have been pard oned: Ignace
SPoitras, Ignace Poitras, Jr., ] oseph Areand
and Noise Parantelu.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
General n LEWIS G Condensed.
Tbs! The New G e 81 the British EN-

The New GoYernment OF the British EN-.
iaire. ssfs y (
London Cable The address OF j ohm Nor.
ley, the new chiei secretary OF Ireland, to
his constituents at Newcastle was by far
the most Important speech to come till Mr..
Gladstone introd uces his home rule resolu-
tlon IN the comm ons. It was received
TO his audience to reflect what a coercion
policy means. sSt ~ Is
! ~ ou VIII he said instantly have the
whole island honey combed with secretsoci-
e EN-, ( gu Will have midnight drillings.
Inc purposes Of the league will then be
changed to the more execrable purpose Of
dynamite. At the end OF all this black con.
fusion. Your; last state will be worse than
your hrst You will be driven then by the
word 70 Try that policy Of concliation
which we ask you to try now. Thegovern-
ment Will not content themselves with the
old slovenly, shilly-ahally policy OF half
measures, but will at last grapple with the
problem in all Its difficulties, facing every
inct and making whatever sacrifice may be
necessary either Of orr time, ourenergies or
our thought IN order to put an end to d
state sta OF things which has brought so much
humiliation and danger to England.
His concluding words, spoken amid
rounds OF cheers, were s';s lSs.3
All may fail; we may be O short-lived'
government; but hope, am sure when I
think OF the nerve and humor Of the lead
er OF the ministry at this moment, that
we shall not be- o. weak nor "a wayering
government. "a line will be fixed upon
has been fixed upon. Il Mr.. Gladstone is
man to take q great work ID hand and
then turn faint' q heart. And 7 think he
will find that somc 81 his lieutenants are
ns resolnte and intents ass he, " :
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

rs The Storey will case, on trialat Chi,
cago has been advanced one stage by
q decision Of Judge Rogers, in favor Of
s!Mrs. Storey, the defendant. Although
this this by no means ends the litigation,
'it is considered as a point gained III
favor Of the validity Of the will Of
1881 and the: final establishment Of
Mrs, storey's alleged rights to the bulk
of the estate. ..s555 So
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Personal Gossip.

Laura Don, the actress, is dead
Ex.Gov. Begole Of Michigan is wintering
in Riverside, Cal. 133S53 b.
Col. p. g. Kemble, a pioneer newspaper
publisher Of Cali ornia, died in New York.
Henry =. Kidder. the late Boston mill.
ionaire, lett an estate worth $4,000, 900.
Abraham Groesbeck, a Texas pioneer,
one OF the proprietors Of the Houston &
Texas Central railway and for whom the
town OF Groesbeck was named, died at
Houston, aged seventy-ons years. II +
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
An English woman,s Excuse for Murder.

= 50 - Il
An English Woman's Excuse for Murder.
An inqust was held linL london a few days
ago in the case OF the death OF q Mr.. Bart
lett, q merchant OF Pimlico aho, it is al.
legged was killed by chloroform admins
tered BY his wife, who wished to marry
Rev. Mr.. Dyson, a Wesleyan minister A
statement by Mrs. Bartlett was read at
the inquest by her physician. e f s--sssz
She was sixteen years of nge when she
was married to Bartlett They made o
compass to live together tas merely loving
iriends: This agreement was adhered to
for six years, when tile husband began to
encourage her affection for the Rev. Mr.. Dy-
son. Recently Bartlett began to manifest
renewed affection for his vile, but she ap-
pealed to him to desist, MS he had affianced
her to Mr.. Dyson. The appeal had only a
temporary effect, so She resolved to pro-
tect herself from her husband by waving
chloroform in front sof his face. On the
night before his death, as her husband was
retiring, she producedsa bottle OF chloro-
form, which her husband took from her.
Upon awakening in the night she found her
husband lying dead BIZ her side. II 4. \
The affair has created an intense sensaI-
tion, and is regarded as likely to culmin-
nte in one OF the most noted cases in the
criminal history Of this country.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
@ Sam at11 Jones. the great revivalist, who
e reported sto have done ood work in
3st, Louis and Cincinnati, has at last
tackled Chicago, and the result will be.
awaited With interest.

Z Gen. Black, the pension commission
sssrs told a. congressio committee
that the cost Of tending the arrears
of pensions act to 1888, would be
about 1922, 900, 600. 53s