White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-16


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Inc lawrence Sosrndt learns Al Hys,erIcus
mur1er I'D Miami county, OF WhIcn tne Io,io~ne
are the particulars; MI. berkIey naa Paie WISH
neignDor VINO hves aoGnt quarter Oh miie ,.!e
Hcm ms mouse, On some business nc iei. n,s
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bssr1 nv the ;nnat.. " S,I,o.,sJ ;mmaJ;ots,w hv
| the cry ~ 1,rnrdsr ,h;"b was rsne,taJ ai,on,
three times. This ended. his neichbor. In compa-
| nv with another went IN ascertain the tause
| They found Mr. Berklev living in the road on his
face. near his own residcnee' being n few wards
| from his stable Tn the north of his b0nse He was
| still BREATHING family hut was unconscious and
Xas held, but clue to the affair developed.
| ". &. DrDuty N,rsbal G. NJ. Tavlor made an
| important arrest at Baxter Springs on Saturday.
| in the person of the uotOrious des1erndo "Tiprr
Bill,r the leader Of the gang of outlaws who have
been causing SO much trouble recently at the
terminus of the NJ. K. & I. r. r. i'm the Indian
Territory. Taylor holds him In custody awaiting
| adSisement-
| Mr.. Whitehead of COncOrtlia, who recently at
| tempted to kill himself because his wife refused
says other people may put bullets into their car
casses as mnch as they please, but as for him
why, it's played.
A little daughter Of Thomas Mathews living
near White Mound, in Jewell county, was drown
ed ON Monday of this week, under the following
circumstances: She was sent to the spring, y
short distance from the house, after bucket of
water, and as she did not return, her mother be-
came alarmed and went in search of her, when
she found that the child had fallen into the spring.
which was about eight feet deep. When taken
out life was found to he extinct.
state of Kansas for railroads already amounts TO
the enorn,ous sum of over 81 xiv millions of f,oars
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saved from the ruins. J,oss estimateI .t scs OOO
Insured for 81 500
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in that iocaiit~ last WonJ,r on EIm" Eim, croar
nn,nt ". s;r .;,o st a ~ un TIN ,;fI;, e,sek,
were blown down amonc tbe nnmb.r Mr Merr;'
fields house, also the house of Ed. Church. Mrs.
Church was in the house and auite badly injured
by falling timbers, but not seriously.
Duripp n severe storm in Linn countv nm Non
day of last week. A barn belongiup TO MI. G. Whit
temore. who lives on a branch Of the BIG Supnr.
in Liberty township. was struck bv Iipbtning and
burned to the rronnd. A fine roam horse was
burned to death. and ali of Mr. Whittemore's
stock of corn. meat and potatoes consumed. as
well as al,ont nine TONS of hav and three hnnIr.J
feet of lumber.
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Chmrrh at Fort Scctt n' ,rar. ras,"r as, =, ..e
pa,in f,n,', Osa"ratn,,;s ~ ~ "e. ... ...ns 70
~" ~. H. T.'.s 49, - "a; On ,,'..;' p' " c'oss
hath JrownsJ TSs boiv Of th. son .u ss;;,,,.,J
young man twenty years of age, was found. to- !
gether with the buggy and horse. about twenty |
rods below the ford. and that of the wife was
found half mile below,
f.w ,,,vs ,,o 2 aoo r,r,,,..r ,.,.h .,
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made by the members of the Dickinson coantv
society. This species of lareh makes
the finest trees and the most durable timber.
probably in the world
Most man b,r. th.;r ",,. .ra a.,,vrsy s., ue,
Joe Mccoy. the head of that great firm that for
30 long time controlled the Texas cattle trade
in Abilene, is now selling patent fence i'm Soutb-
ern Kansas
old resident of Burlingame, died on the Sd inst,