The herald., December 21, 1883, Image 2

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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DOWNIE & NE11 1., I .ddiihe-.
I STONE CITY, 1 OTA
EPITOME OF Till- SEWS.
Washington Gossip.
Senator Sabin, chairman of the Kepubli
can Nation til committee, Secretary ilartin
and John C. New are the committee of ar
rangements for the Chicago convention,
Ttuy have already decided that the next
convention shall not be hampered bv such
a crowd as filled the immense gall cries on
the 'ast occasion. Then accomodations
were providdd (or about ).",0(5C. It has been
decided to limit the seats* in the ga!!eries to
ahour 3 COO. The body of the hall must
^ive room
ror 82*
delegates and the same
number of alternates. Ir is the purpose of
the committee to partition oil' such a part
of the exposition hall in such a way as to
a fiord room for the it form, the.space
required in front of it for the press, the
"gates and alternates and the gtdiery
room included, This will allow a tcial at
tendance of about, 5,0t-K). The e.bject is to
{••revem such interruptions and wiid scenes
as resumed from so uunien«»» a maaa of visi
tors in the galleries at the last convention.
The president has appo nte i a board of
officers of the army and navy to consider
the question of sending an expedition for
the relief of Lieut. Greely and pirty, and
recommend to the secretaries of war and
navy, jointly, what steps the board deeta
advisable to* be taken for the equipment
and transportation of the relief expedition,
and suggest such i^ans of control and con
duct, and the organization of its personnel,
as seem b-st adapted to accomplish the pur
pose. The board is composed of the follow
ing: Brig, Gen. Hir'.en, rhief signal officer,
IT. 8. A. Capt. James. A. (jrwr, U. tf. X.
and Oapt. George W. Davis, Fourteenth
infantry, IT. S. A.
Mr. Springer will, on Monday, introduce
a joint resolution, which he hopes to have
passed imiuediatt'y, instructing the secre
tarv of the interior and the commissioner of
the genera] land office not to issue any more
patents to railway companies of lands in
laded in previous congressional grants,
aad to take no steps whatever in confirming
the titles of the roads to these latvts until
cornrre s shall have passed upon the whole
subjects.
Secretary Chandler has received the lol
I iwing ironi Minister Hunt at Peters
burg: Harper telegraphs from Irkutsk
that he hns just arrived from Jakutsk in
nineteen days. Military honors were paid
the bodies o D- Long and party n their
departure from .Irkutsk. The bodies have
t.een received by he East Siberia, and are
now lying in a catafalque in the pablic
square,wih leave the 11th lor St. Petersburg.
The postmaster general has called on ti e
attorney general for an interpretation of
the act of March 3, lS.-s-i, providinc a read
justment of sah~.lies of po-dmcs'ers in ac
cordarce with the act of June 12,
v\y
1£:.
A
very la tee number of claims have nctn
made by postmasters for back pay under
this act, and the amount involved i« vnti
on.-!y esf.mated V-M'OU.o-, o to $i,u00.0.JJ.
A suit w\b entered the 17th in the name of
i Huodinot and the Cherokee nation
against William A. Phr.'ipa an ex can
givainan, to whom was commuted the dis
tribution ot' the Indian nwnrd f'K*,
mad?
the last congre and about which
there has been so much tall in couaec.ti in
wih an a'i'eged nrsappropriafion.
Postoflices established: Montana—Flairs,
Missoula county. Postoilicea discontinued:
Minufsotf Champion !'s, I!ue E&rih
county, in ail ?d to Amboy. Poettua.iierft
commissioned—Leilan A. King, (Jari.-uona,
Mini-.- Franc's Gores, New Trier, Minn.
Senators McMillan and Shi-?rn, and Pep
rubentative Washburn, have rec immended
the appointment of Oicar Malinro? as con
sul general at Calcutta.
Railroad
News,
The main ire oKhe Oregon it California,
operated by the Northern Paci
:c,
running
from Portland south to connect with the
Central Pacific, has been extended to
Grant's Pass, a distance of 500 milt-. This
leaves a u*ap ot JOJ niiios to be finished be
tween Gram s Pass andj llcduiiit'. the
northern terminus of the Central Pacific.
With the completion of thS cap there will
be through rail connection between Port
land, San Frunchcoand Sa'Taniente. Trains
ha\ e been running lor Severn i rinys from
Porlaud to Grant's Pass, and tomorrow
Pulim .-.n th epf rs wi'l be put on between
those points.
Waterloo townsh'p, Towa, including two
wards ot the city, voted on'helSth upon
the question of levying a 5 per cent. tux in
aid of the Wiec jnsin, Iowa it Nebraska rail
road. and the p'ojeil was cairicd by a vote
ol 3t0 o 27. Ttr'a in-ures the building
of the road to Wa'erlou. ami thus give- adi
rect line from Nottheasiern iowa to Des
Moines.
Genaral Manager Van Horne, of the Can
adian Pacific roads, says no compromise
will be made with the striking engineers in
the Northwest, as they can easily be replaced.
Foreman Dodge, of the Northern Paciic
shops at Brainerd, died from exposure
wh Ihunting on the night of the
13m inst.
Crimes and Criminals.
Mrs.^j J. C. (Goodwin is wanlcd it
Whee! in^ W. \'a., and other cities for
swindling girls. She engages lo teach the
art ot dress-making. She has been convic
ted of defrauding hotel proprietor, and
will also be tried at Kaston, Pa., for larcet y
and obtaining mcney y false pretense. She
is wanted by t. egovernment for illegal use
of the mail. Massachusetts also claims
her.
Wafterson of the firn: of Watferson and
Dewey, produce^merchants, Sin Francisco,
whose decampment with $12,000, all the
available asset" of the firm, was announced
a fev days ago, is now accused of having
forged the name of his partner to several
notes negotiated by hhii to the amount of
about fl.XOtiO.
Walter Bratt of Pine township, Portrr
comity, Mich., wss killed by Dayton Clark.
Bratt w»' drunk and abusing his wife, who
is Clark'* sister. Clark interfered Bratt
threatened him, and Clark fired. 01ark was
taken to Valparaiso for trial.
Mrs. Mary Pentieldof Kockford, III., and
her daughter, ware arrested in Berlin, tie:
many, recently'on suspicion of being nihil
ists, They were sin'ply going about shop
ping in the unattended American way.
Frank James was taken to GaHatin, Mo.,
to answer the charge of murder of Cashier
Sheets in the Gal latin bank robbery in 1
*(».
#.
Personal Gossip.
At Indianapolis Dr. E Iward Griffiths,
whose daughter, Mrs. E. T. John van, died
recently irom the effects of a pis'ol sh
wound, supposed to have hern int'icb by
herself, has brought «uit to set side a deed
executed by er the night, i-efore the tra"ig
edv. He alleges that her bus* and obtaim-d
the property by fraud and deception, aided
by Rev. Dr. Wakefield ol Richmond, J:id.,
who' was misled and countenanced the
scheme. The plaintlif charges that John
son* falsely represented hts wife lo have
been seduced y Cot. Henry of KnoxviUe,
Tenn. He says she was shot and killed in
bed, intimating foul play.
A party of Sr. Pau1 paople
far Nassau, BermudH, West itnues, wiiere
they will sp?nd the winter. The party
were ticketed by W. A. Turner, the local
Agent of the New York and Cuba Mail
Steinisbip company. The personnel was
as follows: 1 r. Horton, wiie and daughter:
Miss Carpenter, neic° of the late Senator
Matt Carpenur Col. I.*-wis D. Wilkes, J. B.
Brown. Mr. ai Mrs. Wiiiship.
Kdward Hamilton, a prominent lina'icicr,
died heie.at Pirtland, i., aged eighty-three.
Hefenlisted in the Mexican war and was
with Taylor in his famous charge on Mont
erey. In IvV) he was appointed se- retary
of the territory of Oregon and seived in
that cipacity wiiile Gen .T.ie i.ine v,as
governor, hi hi- later year3 he lived re
tired.
Alb
v,
Jay Jones of Philadelphia, for
many years a resident ol Home, proposes !o
dona'eto the guvernment «f the Crated
States Monte Haldriono, an estate of tifteen
acres in the suhurbd of liorue, for aw acade
my of fine arts. The property is valued at
10,000.
John Loth, who so niys-cric.iciy disip
peared from Ag&te i4y a !e t, days since,
puts in an appearance at one of the camf«
at Vermilion ike. He says he wanJered
about cn-,..'id by S quor for days.
E. V. Small ?y has written and Gen. Grant
supervised a sketch ot Sherman for the
Januar, Century, u,:i. Stieridan will be
d. n up in February.
Dr. ''oil-ins of Black for 1. N.
Three weeks ago, Kate Went.-, hisberrotfted,
wa« married to him at his bedside,
Mrs. Alien, vile of the ac?or killed in
Yicksburg by Frank Star-', is v. .•
wit'i her daughter, Misi Dtvin.
Lady Wilde want: the blood of an Amer
ican editor to satisfy her auger at 'icars
treatment.
Mr. MrKenziegets a J_\000 verdict agsnnst
the St. Paul. He stumbled into an (xcava
tion.
Capt. S. M. Tallman. of the F'irsi infantry,
died of heart sease at r'.^rt Leavenworth.
Edward Hamilton, secretary nf regon
under Gen. Jo.' Lane, is dead.
Foreign Items ot" eu".
A. meeting of Orangemen,t ea pr-.-.s indig
nation at the v.i- pension o1 L'.rd !iosiiiGr«'s
comiai.'Sion wa« !-.e' S at Monaghcn. 1 e
land. A carriace containing l/jrdati«i I.sdy
Hosimore was unluirupssed and drawn by
tbe crowd to the ioe of meeting. A r»r\,
oiution wns p«s-"-d tn^cnnitiu the n'liiuv
al of K ^.-.:m ire. Tiie Ialtr-i's idth-it what I.c
had i». read\r don he was rra ly to do again.
The hair yearly meetingut' tbo grand lodge
01 v*:a:'..te!nen of Ire and pais: i a strot't:
re?-olution iddr..ved to l--.yalists of the
British empire. re.rent:p« viie insult cdleret
to loyal:.*ts c. Ireland thr-i").'h the ::f:
sion of Rossmo'e'j commission, and asking
ail to Stiii'.d by and .or tlie ime :r t.v ot the
empire and honor the throne agnhis- rapine
and rebellion.
Meetings are being hftld \ari.-,- parts
u? I.op.don in support of the movement to
procure a reprUve for O'Donnell. At a
conference of the St. Bridget ciub, Holbion,
the followir'g resolution was pus.«ed. We
having heard of O'Donnell.s last statement
to hi-, brother, niade or. the l' :h in««t. earn
estly urge the home secretary to obtain the
respite of O'Donnell, on ace unt of what
we are firmly convinced was ti:• iiscur
ri.»je ol justice for darimr to defend himself
against tLie murdcroi attack of one who
has been most fully described as the most
infamous murderer of modern days.
The London Times says: There was
never more uucomprornising defiance thing
in the face of the English nation, or the
government than when Pamtll. in br speech
in the rotunda al Dublin on 'he 12'b inst.,
('•rehired war o'i consti'uUonal iirinc
pl' S on the connection between Et.giand
and Ireland. will be iiupossible for the
public men o' England to reganl th:s re
nevvrtl of Irish warf-ire with imiiiierence or
contempt. The situation is serious and will
tax th nbility of English statesmen lo the
utmost.
llnngmnn liinn has arrived to make pre­|
paration for the execution of O'Donnell.
The American mir.is'er says he ii not .ree
to discuss the "teps taken to ob'.aiu a re
spite, as he is hampercdjjin ap -rcaciiing the
British, government by the rev.ilt. of the
Lawsor. case. It is reported the jurymen
have been seen and e.1 ort.s were unavailing
to them to join in a memorial for a re
spite. O'Donnell took final leave of his
friends on the 1-1 th.
In th* case of the Central News against
Judy,in London, for publishing an alleged
defamatory article in reference to be tele
gram reporting the supposed plot to assas
sinate the marquis of Lansdowne in Can
ada, a verdict of" not guilty was re
turned. The judge thought there was
no case, as the libel was mainly a critic
ism by one member of the press upon an
other.
Gen. Lord Woiieley was on thel'dh inst,,
summoned to Windsor castleand reached
there very early in the forenoon. The queen
de'ired him to give expression to bis views
upon tke present situation in Egypt, so far
as it was afiected by the operations of El
Mad'ii in the Soudan, and might render
British intervention necessary.
The Spanish government has telegraphed
the Spanish ambassador at Paris instructions
to make representation to France that if it
shovild be proved that the French authori­
ties have acted unjustifiably in the Gulf of
Guana.
ia stated that Ferry has informed Pres.
ident Grevy that Great Britain has resolv
ed to intervene between Franc? and China
only after acrtenie-f o*» t*"*
German.- i Anieri' ..
Casualty llcoord.
A large "fore an*.' after s^hn'mor was in
view off Kv' i.stou, a .-lioii d'^iance north
of Chicago, on the 17th inst., drifting hope
lesIv\ Several tegsfcent from there searched
tor her w'thout surcet ti e entire alttinoon
and it is belie ed that she ha 'Mine ilown
with all on board. Soe is supposed t-| tte
tiie srhooner Nort Cape, hunb laden,
from Muskegon i'or that
Miscellaneous News items.
The publishers of tho.1*v«ndinavian pap r.
o('Minneapolis and Si. Paul have organ),
The S.rindina ian i'ress Associrttum ol the
Nort'twestlo further frieiu'iy intercourse
i between its member-', eut'-'rlato v^siiors, atd
iliscu-s matters of interes:'. to the prci t. -.on.
The ».tlic.:rs are •. s ft r.oWi: Pre-Mdent. Lu"
ther Jei ger. vi'.e pre-ident, M::gtius I/iu
j.ov, -.ccretary, Christopiier Brac.dt corre
.po: iiii secretary, Si'derlsfiitn: tieasur
v'r. II. ':ext meeting wi be
he'.disiS i e first Thursday in
January.
Bart S. Tihbitt?, a leading cigar manufac
turer of Coidwater, Mich., one of the heav
iest in the siate. on Sunday tKe lt! h, moit
gnged all his properly. The fact coming to
the knot\ i -:dsje. of creditors hi.s tcjcftcc.}
stock waa repicvined nuniediute'y by the
1
"riled *•'ites ni'irslie' nt th»' suit of cred
itor? in Nt-w
v.
ork s»tid l'hi.'a tei(-bia.
A serious corn 'ication has arisen, result
ing from the i'iness of Congressman Has
bt,' of Kri:?as. He is not al
u.:
to leave his
ed, ami li^s applied to the speaker to come
to him and ar.mioi^ter the oath of thee.
Such a proceeding is wiUn-ut prtcedvnt. »t:d
probably the spe.sker wul se've the t:'
cui'y by -ayirgtlie .('iesticn to the home.
•A meeting of members of the Yatuie:
slice family was held at Philadelphia
prosecute their claim lo the property ul
Jacob Va^derslice, who died in Dort, Hol
land. in Ileaviiu u'i estate now valued
at f."-0,u.»0.lacob had n I'dren and
•the claim-1.*- '.re descenduu his five
brothers.
One of'he largest caft.:f sale-, on record
was cotif-umtwaftd a*. Denver, 1). H. and J,
W. .".•nydcr it Co., of D^nver.botight of Sny
dtr Bros.. Georgetown, Tex., o'er «.*0
in a ol cattle ana 1"0 hor.st.s coiirideratiun,
$7(.k),''0o cash.
Stephen fi. Price, Philade'phia, chsrgr-d
with the embezzlement of fsf,000 from the
•J estate of Thomas I!ichar.lenn, of which he
i was executor. w».* af .fitted by the jvuy
after ulr.g cut s'l nigtir.
The wife of John Horrie ot Hcnvcrviile,
New Brunswick, gavo birth to four boys on
the afternoon of the l.hh inst. it^edie-.
two hours afterward. The others are duimr
well.
The state treasurer'? repot the
ivjitjja to 1" 71**,7
hat been rediieed
oebt of Pen
During tht-jVCAT
i,
"it 0.
Tyler
v
C. B. Wickham a. Co.. bjiik^r? o? I
Pa., hav.' fii -d. A judgment ha!: bi
ter«".I against their, for
Ceroid Mav.ey h.H mi- t'j
'iimce for w.'.'X) da-»u^: do:u-1..•
his lecture.
A New Hii^
an ^borate
of
Frost. manufacture
Lvnn, Mas- Jose jlief ot
ro"kfi(.td .i..' faile i. '.-'abiiiti
•tr.ted.
.- h.
Kaitroaii oncrnction to thr Noiih.
west.
i 1p- tota: new mileige tor 1 on roads
rtinnir.-g into St. Pau: and Miuneapo'is, is
!,310. for-.4') tu 1 and L'.OSl :ti
The actuii, fa-'{ne off 1-. no*, so great as ap
pears' from this com
pari
son, since the totr
for i -'-J embraces condructson on the Cni
ca-ro sy.-'em remote from S:. Paul, not in
eluded in tins year's com potation. An ac
curate co'»ip iriaou would show a general
decline from J^
1. t.fie great
raihoad-building year when l't.tMO mii'es of
i new io.id .were huilt in the whole
country. The Northwcs.e-rn ror-
Ktruc'ion is fairly divided among Uie gteat
1 systems 'f'.he Nor! iiern Par: rlc buiiiis :jrj i
0:2 branche."-: the Manitoba, eighty-six mile"
on tl.e main line, and ."n, on bra*! ch'.s the
Mv.dUjhfl, eigbty-bi:v miles in the liel river
i valley and Devil's lake country the Mil
wsukee 1 nule.r', and the North we stern
1 II, mainiy in Northern Iowa a.-d Southern
1'akfitn »i:i1 the »rnaba ll.i i.iiUs. in North
ern Wi.-consin. T1 e tondd.cy of all t!jt
ties is in tne direction o! economy,
next year will probably fdiow much smaller
I results.
Frank dainos Not Yet Clear.
Kansas City Special: There was a gather
ing here recently of old time confederates
I and companions of Quantrell and other
i rough ridets of the T.o-si Cause," in oMler
lo assist Frank James, the noted outlaw, in
obtaining bail for bis many crimes. 11 has
been known for sometime that the step was
to be taken, and in consequence officers
from various localities were o:i hand to se
cure the prisoner, if perchance he vra" 'rive
his liberty. His bail in the: sum of ooO
for the Blue Cut robbery was finished, but
he was immediately rearrested
by the sheriff of Gallatin county
upon the charge of having murdered
Cashier Bheets at Gallatin, Dec. 7, 1800, and
will ba taken to that point the lith,
United Sf.ate3 marshals were on band with
writs for James' arrest for the Mussel Shoals
(Ala robbery, and for stopping United
Btates mails. A 'so an olKcer from North
field, Minn., with a requisition from Gov.
Hubbard, The prisoner and his friends
w««re greatly surprised at the course taken
by the ofli.ierE in returning the outlaw to
his old quarters at Gall*tin. It is not known
wkeiher he will be allowed bail in that
case.
Kuramel.sburg, near Berlin, is 1h
!ag
st goose marke: in the world. They
bundle I'D,000,000 a year of the succulent
bird.
roNiuillSSlOXAL
fVedHfsttii'f, December tV*.
s
iiie
The
port,
where she .3
owned. Sie has ft crew of etghl men
sliippeti at Milwaukee.
h* it Portsge, mitnba.
\V
rV*111v
les east of
i tlie 171
i(i^' "X'I OO 1 JiO bvf
A long discussion took plar o
?.tuki'
fund, participated ia by Messrs.
Beck, Sherman and Pinmo. Mr. Wilson's
pr.po"ed civil rights auHmdnicnt win de
bated by the author and Mr. Garland.
following seminations were made i
ti premier!':
l: ual A. Johnson, New "S ork, wirveyor
gfiivralot Am/.olu Lawrence Welde
noi«, jutee of I he court of ciuinu-: Job"' 51
T.itiiii r. I tilted States marsh il lorine S
e.ti dis'iict of Illio lis.
HifirmalioMS"-V!h Ivdvard Phelps, t-,u
wy extrtmrdinarT and minister piempoten
tiaVv to Peru: William W. ''nouns Jr..
mitustc" it.•'ill'nt to S.veder: and Norway
Henry White, second secretary of h.gH'.ion,
1. i Kdsvin Iwiriey, eo^ecto ot inter
».I*"• iw tiii» COIlst dlSt :iet of Is
i 4 in session.
heccfi.t'rt m.
t-*r:N.vn —B:i!s were iutrods-iced for the ad.
'..\ission of Washington Territo-y and a nor
tion of Idaho as the state of Wa^lsin
and for a commission on the liquor tr.
The report of the committees on
discussed.
The president sent a large i:
army noiui'i ttions to the :euhlc to-dav,
mostly rec ss app'. sntmei?t5. Awior.u »be ji
\vak Cof. H' i .iliird t»»r «ju "t* rmaster -:«»i:er«}.
Stnator %!ii!-tn itor t{ ic-d .i bill --.utlHir
2iig the t-rectiop ot bit'*s by tiie' Widoni,
Aim-!. No.*t»w« «ern li.wuoid lompany
across tie Wi-vcusin river -it I'ratrie dt
Chi':i, within live miles of the o iiuem-c
of the Mi-i/i-sijipi rver, across the Biae'-i
river at or mar La Chjs.-»\
across the C.iippfwa river within tiv'
miles of the c.wTiti.tericn wit'.i the
Mi».-i-^ipvC' river, across St. t'roix river or
lake wit'.iiti t'.vr miles of its moviMi, an.' be
iwten tbe ntoutb. of the St. Croix river and
ll'idsop. Wise n-iiii. Hti bilis a'fti au hor
ize the Chicago fc Nori^ueitern to construct
a bridge acre,.--, F.:ver river, near its mouth,
south «.d the town of Galena, Lb Ail these
bridces to be 1 uiit under the supervison of
the secretary of war.
Adjourned until Monday, I7:h.
Hot "si:.—Not ju session.
1 Was:bur!( o:
ire i I onsclidation
/or the cor,
s i ii.itio:i oi" the
dians in Minnesota and the
tain bi of Chipp"—
tiie removoi to the V.
turn. The author
the i'.iterior to neg.-.riate with
htke ludiaos for t'ie cession
'•f this I ir in /.Lire.? m,u
I'fiited .Stso.-i tor a ','pr.i.u-ed ••iiiu if tii
deriuie. to Cidc tiie same in tr'i-t to i
iiit-l S-.f.Vs. toni to n with
nt'.er ."rdjt?i*i Mmites^'tv t»r ihe cj
th' V it
eel Suees th. ir n-vrvat io:.s
trua!,ai:l with the Ttrtle Moiuiitt.ti India
or tne xtiniu..-ii:iieni ot t'o.r jjt e i
•i r- r-' :r. iui lotne unc.-t.eit land- .tin,
by them.
A:.0'.ii f»rtv b'l's, refol'jtlcvns, joint rss
uuons of n:i.-'«ui!fH i:*i e: 'uiiive doc
r. v\..
pr-
iiiet:t« r-t re pre.--1Med S.jn
created when \j r. \rr of
•••tiled a res i'iori r*\.uive
.lut. [-rovid-d ti the
'rriiion of the pr, -ii'«
ti.) hope ihiit t]
certait whether tiie
ii j-ired or murui red w
Fun. Staiea e.!i 1 if.M,
te.g or injuring of the
Aere in e ic.ri
nicipa! law of the ou
apv law ot tie -,t-J s
Co'idi-.ieratu-i oi tiie r*-y»I
•UiHii.co::- (-,jI!'j?»r f. I ia
were mud*, and ii .vt
s
.v.-
The .-p aker aut:-.jM I
.'•n ru!i «, r.mi aft4 a s*
tr.- ol at oi:r, t^:e .••eis
irg
tor King Ks
:'i Tr*his
A ii.e.v-a.'f was receive 1 from ti-p-
t.o'iS" .:onncing !h"d.- i!ir of Vv rt
man 'ifc'l. A r*c. vai taio".
r-,d after appropiiaij r« :uari:, o1.
«. mr on, the pn ^ident of thr-senate ap-
M«.r, Pi: ,ih and CorfcreMc com-
.:i:iue to fittvtid the ol».e uic3 ,,f the
ceas-d rtpr.^T.t^tive. The ,.,-iiBte iu re
m.-ruory, thvii adj..u u d'.
l!l
Ia-' chaphi *!, in a few touchin
wcnJ- rred to the deuth of Hon. D. C.
i-kei! of Kdisps, and mvoked tii« divine
'V/!n!r "i"
,n th,! herf
I ian mton die owr er of u,
forgery was outI&ww5.
i
tJ.
at ins
•. .. i...
U
ot ii
he kil
it U.
the r-.
.a, or
n
his Prat wife to Tesag J?
lowedhtmafewB^tC
ing e j.osure i
0SP SK„f^
on,|-owing
signso
f«Jj
oin.a, Lose ass^nih. hih
wife was only hi8 mivro
fune indttcing ]1L.,
U
1
s Wlp'reah(, t,i
r*
JtttlJtr i-mMmtsK...,
—el
ii:.v ni 71 ,|
Hi a yt
n-rai,
.i,
[iii-
Wi
w 1
ittji i
..«»r:'^1
.- 'muiy.
.=ir, Ai d-r-'.'n ot Kan-as leeiiu'dv
".'""/V::1
tht tleath lh
colleague
a-!.) 1.
Anderson offered the r'.om^v res
oi:« ion. whn was imamm-iuslv :«.i'„M»d
and ...le hon*e, ui tribute lo i'k- m.-:-..--v of
jh|-drotajod, ttf.jaurned tili Wednesday the.
I'Variul Hotel |--,P« Scare in Milwau
kee!.
Milwaukee was ularmei Monday e •(•s.h.g
at 7 dock by n tire nh.rm a. the Piunkin
ton House, t.he principal hotel of the city.
The tire caught in the laundry dry to oc.,
the basement of the maiti art of ilm p!»n
Kinton b" i.:e and had worked its wav
through the i! lor (d the uming room Mr
e
-Ir. HhPe, the matuuer. prevent.d a panic
among t.ie quests bv goir uroimd nut per
sonally niforn.ing them that there via* n
dt'.iy/er. n.i one „f the upper floors Uie W
!Hfl„, employe:, of tije tiote! were
:rat.i"-red, ri.,1 ^re prevented irom
n mung anu,-«li i.-liev, hy the
manager who ran tip and spoke to th^r.i
nt y, until about- 7 o'clock, and some
ip.nutes af «r it was known that tfjo tire
was tinder control, the dense smoke Ivyar
to ascend, and the
a
floo.I.W, the furniture
ma-le a rcsli for tin-
hre (.-cape, cown whi-d* forty of lium w«»
taken wuhr.ut an ,]ailia,rtf
conrmed ptinctpaily to Mi« laundry «nd
•i'sajes leao.ng to it. Insurance reen e-:i
1 V i e a n w a a a o
tne coo •Ke 'J1111"-
b,,,!din
'S tii Hired tor
or
i: ,(K»o. and the
'""'"I'lrteJ. fori.«...
Uomance in Texan.
Hwu-fton Speculr-J. w. Po9e, a wealthy
carnage manufacturer, disappeared on the
*,
Hia wifr
oiithel
,0
-.sofa!^#|
and nic-:.
n i
recent !..
an
AIr.
'i! O'.^f]
-:jn
... «rt ai
ui:
field Ini
lew Pint iv .i
piorcnl. .v«*
_tl
-../Jl
S»:'.lti
lh en mtitmd it V i
iinnp-dia' 'iisi o
iUi to the cluc!
idprt
di-hitiCi-1:i'-i
••Sinia K-. -i».
Miju-.d, Jitpi S
iltno^t, or oti'.'t
only used :ts i.tt:g
wild c.iltle and 11*-c"' j1'
b-e.n tlciv.vlv
jnv-t, as is r-hown ov
in the tslmpo "i
Aitt
and her 6Hpi»osed Rtep-eon
'Hi the grand jury Roae it? Cornelius Kaum
who in Kingston, N. Y., in two, commit!
ted a heavy forgery, deserted hip wife and I
three children, came to Texas, made money
1Ja«naJJ- Ai««e
»i:l
fo
iir:u
of former iDnutidt'.t'"
ou.se. mi
1
ol ti.e-o P-dated s!)'^j '.
aimost e.vlus'.vtov k.
ejgrt ''ncieilics
tle*rt -d 1 h1'
reti- l-'.ivn bee:, -''^r
to lorc/ejtn
!:(•(.ui. times !,
Owe of'tlio lar.'c-t of
til l?nrli:trii. .V '.°nL
tdorod, tiio'tgh it
with numerous trii'1-!
e K U n -r y o i n s
titu' uUiiotigii Jr.ul-,
ing iiocit ii.iuil't:*"- i'J
prttsi'iiIs tnanj' f1"-1*-1'"
"yoiitivrer"'
tli''
1 i e
iand, hsivimr t'l'd1 I __
lrom the pc i hy
.ire long ...
wild lllld deS-.l:'»c.•'
cli.iin wliieli here',
ttie shore, of the ^lliV'i.'r
or of these islands.
seventy nnies oil
H"''
dere I famous by
«a\,
hjuic ofa woman ft"
returned
to Kingston m:«, after the charge ef
i
cidenta-lly abandon^^
ed on nidi misty8:1{•••...
iill'oih'd
upwards ot cughtc
loseued bv a sen. i1
tlays
of the America"
count.