Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02

Gen Boulanger rode out in carriage
for the first time since his duel with Floguet
He drove through the Bots lie Boulogue, fol
lowed by sixteen carriages filed with news
uaper reporters aud admirers who shouted
. A has floquet, "a bns Ferry and 'syive
Boulanger" until they were hoarse. The gen
eral's carriage was escorted back TO Paris by
an immense crowd of howhng gumins.
The officers Of the Northern Pacific railway
were in consultation for many hours ut New
York with Premier Greeuway and Attorney
General Martin of Manitoba. The general
understanding among outsiders was that
they were endeavoring toeffect some plan for
cooperation between the Northern Pacific
aud the Red River Valley railroad. Premier
Grccpway, when seen at the Fifth Avenue
hotel late tonight. said that an agreement
had been completed by the representatives of
the Manitoba government ind the Northern
Pacific Officials. but that il would no doubt
require legislative endorsement and retifca-
ton by the Northern Pacific;
There is u possibility, il no more. that the
Chicago prosecution Of the Bohemian dyna-
mite ennspirators may result in the capture
aud punishment ofmoreimrortant criminals.
Appearances point TO Johann Most US the
arch-consplrator His trail shows at inter
walls all through the plot. States Attorney
Longnecker and Inspector Boubeld are con-
WINGED that Most belongs in the dock with
the four Bohemians, and no stone will he left
unturned to put him there. Considerable in
formation, which, from the nature Of things,
cannot lie made public is already IN the in
spector's hands and there is IA chance at
every turn that the missing links may be
picked up.
Just before the ST. Paul train left the
Union depot at Sioux City, Iowa Mrs.
George Martin entered the rear ear and
drawing rawhide whip attacked her hus-
band. who was sitting in seat with lady
who lives at Lemars Mrs. Martin struck
her husband 10 or IL blows in the face and
drove him out OF the ear. WHEN an officer in
tcriered. The affair created quite scene.
The wife loudIy upbrnided her husband for
unfaithfulness The parties ara wealthy and
highly connected.
Miss Jennie Gould Is school teacher and
farmer of Lyndeboro, \. IL. She is forty
ycar, old, Pair and highly educated. Her
lnr,n IL said to De worth $4,000. Last May
Joseph Hombell came to town to put engines
into the factory Of s. u. Chandler & Co. he
was forty-fiye, handsome anil widower.
lie met Miss Gould and they became engaged.
The wedding was fixed Every thing was in
readiness. but the groom failed to appear.
Finally nc came and explnilei that his wife,
whom he thought dead, was It'll living. He
went 10 New York with his wlie. and Miss
Gould has engaged her school for another
term.
The Railway Age says: This year, up to
Jnly 1. railrond foreclosure sales numbered
twelve. representing 75G miles OF line and q
total apparent funded debt and capitalstock
OF s31, f32 900. In the sumo period of
1887 there were nineteen sales involving
three and a halftimcs the mil,agc and near
ly FIVE times the capital OF tie foreclosures
this year
4 rather curious disposition has been made
OF the ashes Edward L. Munch, who WIS in
cinceratcd at the Fresh Pond cremotory in
Long Island ON July 10 His ashes, weighing
about five pounds, were. ia accordance with
his wishes and those of his wife, scattered
over one of the flower beds on the lawn IN
front Of the rctort house, when. they are still
plainly diseernble
Jacob Moore aged fifty-tw, years, shot
and killed llis sisterin-law. Mrs. Mary Moore,
OF Detroit Mich. He had not been paying
for his board. and shot her becluse she dun
nod kim lie then shot al Alice. the sixteen
year-oId daughter of Mrs Mooic. but missed
her. and then shot himself in the side
A gang OF robbers was broken up, in LIE
Sueur county MINI, Pat, O Brien and daugli-
ter were arrested. and their house found filled
with plumber The raid of the den means the
breaking up of bad rendezvous. The gang
are said TO have been In the habit OF going
ont on their theiying raids and sending in
their plumber To this 0'Brirn house, from
where Ii was shipped TO ST. Paul or elsewhere
aud sold Two Of the gang. Baily and Ryan,
we're sentenced this summer at Sc. Peter to
the pcnitentiary for one year for robbing the
ST Peter depot last winter 0Bren ana
daughter Ellen we're bound over to appear
before the grand jury IN oetoesr