Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-05-30
NEWS NOTES.
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Boston leads in the national base
ball league.
Heavy fro.ts visited Minnesota and
Wisconsin last week.
Murat Halstead has gone to Europe
for the benefit of his health.
Fannie Davenport. the actress, has
married Melbourne Mcdowell. her lead
ing man
Ex-Serretary Bayard will Ice mar
ried tn Miss clymer, II Wa~hingi on
society lady, June II.
Chas. :. Lame. of Utah, has been
appointed thicf Justice oil the Su-
preme court of that territory.
The SeNent ieth anniversary al Queen
Victoria was celebrated throughout
| the Kingdom and the colonies on the
oath inst.
The mystery surrounding he death
oi Dir Cronin. of Chicago. H. being
slowly unravelled There is now no
quest ION thai he MAS inullN mur
dered.
Near Dallas. Texas. on the night oi
May cath, two masked men entered
| the express ear of a Texas n Pacific
train, beat the messenger, robbed the
safe OF 81 500. aud escaped.
skill cont aiming two men and three
ladies was caught in "A wind and rain
storm 1T Memphis on the 10Th inst
Mhir crossing the river and rapslked
All the occupants were drowned.
Mrs. Oscar Folsom, mother of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. was married ut
Jackson. Mich. on the Goth inst. to
Henry r.. Perrine, n merchant ri But
| ialo. Mrs. Cleveland attended the
| wedding.
In san Francisco. on May 22d, Joe
McAuliiie, heavyweight champion oi
the Pacific coast. knocked out Tom
ICES, ex champion of Australia. The
fight was for n purse of $500. and was
OF short duration. Lees being no
match for McAuliile.
Miss Rucker and Miss Kyle. two
young ladies OF Hunt ington, Va. en-
gagged in bloody battle with knives
on the 18th inst. and after "a d~spe-
rate fight Miss Kyle fell to the ground
exhausted. Both girls were terribly
! wounded. The trouble was about IL
young man.
\ special from Lima, Ohio, says
| that the Standard oil company has
placed an order in Philadelp hia for
200 bulldogs which will be used tn
guard the Standard tanks in he Ohio
| field against tramps. Numerous fires
l,,x ..n,,s.,1 h,. hn MI,
of tramps, ami it Is thought the bull
dogs will keep them a way.
Professor Carpenter, of Rapid City.
Dakota, claims To have solved the
problem OF separating the mica in the
| tin ores by simple and effective pro
cess, and says that the ore can he
reduced ut q handsome profit. II
these claims are true and the deposits
in the Black Hills prove anything like
as extensive as they have been repre-
scented, it cannot be long before IA vast
! tin-plate industry will he established
| to compete with the foreign producers.
The sensational divorce case in Chi
cago, in which Leslie Carter charged
his wife with adultry and she charged
| him with unmenti enable crimes toward
her, was brought to close last week,
| the Jury finding the woman guilty as
charged and the husband not guilty.
| The case has been full of sensations.
mostly to the ,liscre,lit of Mrs. Carter.
| linking her name in various ways with
| Kyrle Bellew the actor. Mr.Constable,
New York merchant. her physician
and Others, and only partially ac-
count ing for the vast sums which Mrs.
Carter spent in Europe.
| On the 9th inst. Two gray wolves, "a
! mount ain lion and n panther had "a
| brief spell OF liberty and for an hour
| explored the streets of Chicago AT THEN
will. As he wagons belonaiig to n
circus were crossing some railroad
| tracks "A passenger train struck som.
of the vehicles loaded with Wild ant
mails and smashed them to atoms.
| The animals, finding themselves lIber
ated. scattered ia all directions. After
n long chase and the vigorous use ol
whips and IRON bars the animals were
! finally captured without anybody be
/ ing harmed. The injuries of the driver
OF the wagon were severe but not fatal.