The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
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The school board o: Rzwlins has rrsiEn.d
result Of b,lhg criticized for h.rlns a-
sued S, 500 bonds
The movement Of southern cattle Aeros.
thIs state into Montana, Is well uRder ~sy.
About ten trains day arc irzving Cheyenne.
Governor o.borne has appointed tie dele
gates TO the snti-eoal combine and zat-trnss
eoaYeniioa TO be held AZ Chicago ucIl nouik.
While ranges In hi. state arc quite clear OF
evidences OF ~inter, there Is yet z1 eaorraoa.
quantity Of sno- iu the mountains. This de-
lays prospecting and mlnlHg. The cep;h Of
snov Ia the Herman district, A.hzay eoGhiy,
Is given At siI feet
r II. Dutton. sergeant o. Z company, se,.
enteenth infantry, Killed himself IL Fort Rus
sell on the lsih. He waited uil all other,
had left the quarters FOR duty, then used
heavy revolver. The bullet entered hAc. Of
the left ear. and tore OF the skull top Ne
reason whatever IL assigned for the suicide
Dutton Vas quite = dr!nker. And had an tn
ped!ment in his speech when partially iato1t
Gated The sergeaat sAs born Ia lrrlaad. aud
has relatives 10 Pennsylvania. Iowa aud Kan
,as- He bad been four years 10 the navy,
hre years 10 the cavalry aud Tn years In Ii.
Infantry.
Mrs. J. G.. Furnlss, whose position =. peti.
Homer in = sensational diyoaee su.t has made
her prominent, vss arrested recently on TIE
charge of interfering with the malls. The
specification Is that she received Asd opened
a letter directed 10 her husband. The letter
WAS from another ~oman aud Mrs Furuiss is
keeping IL for use In court She waived en.
animation and was bound over 20 the federal
district court, giving bail. Ms. furniss he,
applied to the courts 10 stop her husband
from going to Mexico. where he vas once
railway engineer. She hAs been In yolilles
in Wyoming several years
II. W. Brown, brother Of Deputy sheriff X
Brown, was thrown from a horse At Carton,
wednesday afternoon and severely injured
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arrived from England recently on visit "a
his people for the frst time in eight YEAR,
having served most OF the time as an olieei
in the British cavalry At various polnts, mostly
in India Being an expert horse man he vas
confident that be could ride his brushersf
spirited horse. He mounted aud rode moro
cavalry than cowboy style The horse ran
with him for some distance. Not being pre-
pared for a sudden turn OF the horse he vas
was thrown to the ground with such violence
hs 10 remove bis scalp completely as II don.
with = knife and badly frzetaring his skull.
Three doctors have just finished removing
the small pieces and raising the Depressed
portions o. the Uranium, together with re-
placing the scalp best they could He
has regained consciousness though hls re-
coycry Is doubtful.
A special dispatch 10 the Cheycnne LeaS,r
from Lander gives details OF a jall break
there "Wednesday. ~ 5 O'Clock when Deputy
Sheriff Brewer went into the iau he -.
bound. gagged and disarmed. -Four prison
ers. Ed Sye, Dick Carr, Joseph Miteher, horse
thieves, and Dick Dirk, sheep thief, put
Brover into cell, locked all the doors, took
two rifles from tie sherif's office and de-
esmped. They first made a break fortshort',
livery stable, where they got three horse.
They met Constable Houston on Main Street
and forced him TO d!smount and give M his
horse. The four then went up Main street.
firing as they rode. and started for the noun
iaius- A large oozse Is In pursuit on aae
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