Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23

NilAN4NIDOl
James Heunessy, OF Woodstock, has been
fined SIS and costs for assaulting his school
teacher.
A city charter is being prepared for West
Duluth, TO be presented at this session OF the
Legislature. Hon. w X. Rogers has charge
OF the matter.
Mrs. Turner, wife OF DE-. A. Turner, pastor
OF the Methodist church In Red Wing, fell
upon the sidewalk last Tuesday, receiving in
juries from which she Is now In Il very criti-
cal condition.
Rev. j. w. Hargravc, pastor OF tho Con
gregatlonal church at ST. Cloud, having re-
signed his charg leaves for Wisconsin next
week. A public reception WAS given TO him
last Monday evening.
Joseph Strobinger, a16-yearoid lad Of Nor
ris, has q hairless head SIS the results Of 4 re
cent gunpowder explosion. He had been
left at home alone and was doing some
private experimenting.
Aasrnon, OF the town OF st. Olaf, was IA
tally injured Sunday IN 2 peculiar way. The
| boy, who was about II years old, was running
on skis" with q pitch!ork In his hand when
he lost his balance ana fell, one tine Cf the
fork entering his stomach. He litd the fol
loving morning.
News reached Plainview Saturday that
George Hollihan. q respected citizen, had
been arrested for highway robbery ~ New
Ofleans. Mr.. Holiihaa left two weeks sgc
for the south, and 1t seems he had just flu
ished his business matters and was abou,
taking the train home when he was arrested.
A petition, signed by every business house In
P!ainview and he county officials, will he
forwarded 10 New Orleans, TO testify TO his
good character.
A son o. J. Irhke, aged l6, was shot by a
young man named Wallr!ck last Tuesday al
Mazepps. Both were fast friends and il
seems that young Irhkc had been testing with
Wallricb, and Wallrick, picking up sshoI
gun which stood near, said: III you don't
guilt ] will shoot you" Before Irhke could
speak Wailrick discharged II, not knowing
II was loaded. Irhke at last accounts wa
still alive, bat there is little hope OF
his recovery. No arrest has been made.
The alleged Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Mac
Seagh, rec Annie Roche, OF 81. Cloud, says
that she now believes she has heen the victim
Of q mock marriage. The day before the sup
posed marriage shc says MacVcagh tcle
graphed her to meet him next DAY st Pembin'
which she did. Fron there the couple crossed
10 st. Vincent aud took the train for Winni
peg. MacVeagh told her 81 Pembini
that they could not be married In Dakota ~
she was only 10 years old and license for mar
rage wcuid not be given her. Under thee
circumstances she consented TO go with hin
TO Winnipeg. Shortly after their arrival Il
the latter place the gid accompanied Mac
Voagh to the cfice Of a magistrate who's,
name she says Is Crandall. Here, accordip,
to her story, the ceremony Yves performed
From that time on she travelled With Mac
Ncagb, and he always registered AS man a.,
wife. She says he introduced her TO ex Gov
Pierce, Of Dakota, and others as his wife.
Belle Starr, the female desperate killed a
Fort smi Il ia. other day, and reported t.
! have been toe wife Of Cole Younger, viii b.
remembered - survivors Of the Old Prs
Minnesota and others who campLigneiin Ylr
gin'a as g famous rebel spy. Her real nam
VOC ~ b'rh, ANY "A AAt A&-NF -
reckless daring that were told of her IN va
, times. She Ggured principally ia the shen
anJoaa valley a. ssry Tor Jackeon'a army
> Iu 1862 SHE Was captured AZ her hCme Ia Mar
, tlnaburg, but was afterwards exchanged 70
the celebrated Cel Michael Cor,orsn IL Ii
Irish brigade, who hal been q prisoner sirc
the first Bull Run battle. AT Gettysburg h
? Was captured again, was court-msrtlalcd az,
= ordered TO be SHOT as a spy, bat Der s~entenc
= 7as commutcd hy President Lincoln 10 bal
iehment. she went to London, where sh
afterwards created a sensation by marryia
her captor, Lieut. Harding, OF 4 Pennsylvapi
regiment. After his death she married ar
I other federal off .er-Col. Hammond, Of Phi
u adelphis, whom she met during her first IN
prisOnmCnt in the old capitol building q
I Washington. After HamInvno's death sh
; went to the Indiau territory, where she RI
= sumed her reckless life and became a note
{ outlaw, having served = term 10 the peniteu
q tisry for selling liquor to the Choctaw IL
dians.-St. Pau Globe.