The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

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The Atchison Patriot says snss ~. james nines'
living ncar Granada, lost nis 0u,y ~, = isn sA.
teen ycars of age, on tine i1tn INSTANT, uuueI
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man named Robert Cook WAS iaiaiiy stabbed
on the night Oftho 24th, at oaii oe'ng gwen at
farmers honse about mile from kickapoo;
The difheulty originated at the supper table, ana
was Renewed when the parties entered the baii-
room, Hard words ensued, blows were sfrnck,
when Anderson drew knife and stabbed Co"k
three times in the region Of the Kidneys. Cook
diesi sooh ai'er.
Mr. W. Phillips, at Wyandotte, had narrow
escape from death. While adjusting band IN
the machinery his hand was canght in it, and
before he could discngase It his arm was broken
III three Piaees.
The Usage CkroRicie says Mr.. A. B. Silvers was
found dead in his bed on tho Goth ult. He resided
IN little caoan about scvei, miles from Concor'iia
ne was NJ DIS Diothers tnc evening oegre anu
went nome well. small wonnd was i"nnd IN
his abdomen :nPposedfo have boon made while
a''en"'"s :" ME- uoi-e
1t is expected that severai hundret-somc say
l.WO-tnDODa to winter at Fort KlIey.
I'm in Pbilljpe County, ut late election, they
usei a scoo,rd ont pumpkin for ballot box.
O.L.,,o.. cot. .,r,ov their spare time in killing
s,oI.. A. .~,.r-;u.tors they ara said 10 M.
on;te snccessfnl.
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.'u.'" ay tn" g. or;m;ua,.S .i,,s ff,s.n ,,,;i..
promth' 80, Of Hadd,m i,v = .narI from . sorcInm
sv."or,tor The wind was I,low;nv \ heavy yale
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One James Z. D"nn' OF Gay Centfe, mas pesn
a'u"uSe. t.s1no. On .nc .'1, "o ssr. ra' 10
was ~ ,ne nIo', VI ";. eaudm.s. ~. 81. o'1r;'
"nu 'uI' NC "''. ~, .E., ,h.r mol. h;s q I'D
c".u" a'.c,I, ~" "v,a"... ~ im"acr w,s c,n'
acne. ~ NO In.ner 0'''''' Vi '""">s ""' '""-
''dered necessary
A winfield tea.nster lett independence last
week. with a6out <SU worth OF goods for Van
Hills Of Winfield, and when within about fifteen
miles Of that city. stopped near some haysfacks,
a,l: ana oe'nG very a" s mens ~ M'e y,
., .nls e"no.. a ".e .," I.is on m",' anu
tue nay taxing nre' o"rnca up ni''se'i' 'ea"''
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The Girard Press says that on Monday Mr..
Thomas Armstrongs stable and haystacks, about
two miles south Of town, were burned He lost
abont thirty tons of nay, all his oats and other
grain. The wagon and harness, piows, etc, were
saved by his brave daughter Annie, who fought
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Inc Independence 1noxne says that during
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r"m,,tv " ,~;,I b;. .t,fi .rmsh..1 ~ ,1'...,
IT." ..:.,. ,.;., s 80 's a., '.'.', . .a' o"'
attr.,i,.., i'v iv,. s,;r. h,"y r,,, ~. ys,'ns
and w"w.n'. Ii,sSw .,r.ss near ,,r Id ~, .t,.
discovery. A coron.r's inry was impsnneIed. hut
they were unabl. to elicit any satisfactory jnfor
nation. Last week Mrs Martha Jones'. of Hnw
ar, County. was in Indrpenlcncr. and after an
interview with the coroner. became satisfied that
the murdered man was her husband. She STATES
that he left Usage Mission, where he had been
working. on the I'd of October, and was to have
met her at Independence, hut he never came. He
was probably murdered for $50 he had about him,
The little son of Mai A. j. Allen, of Ottawa.
fell. on "Wednesday, breaking bis arm in two
places. the broken bone almost bciny f;,rcr,l