Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-10-19

| HE Ba1I0u House, at North Adams,
Mass, was fired by an ineendiary the other
morning A fireman and a lady Boarder
were hurt, -.F -f--lrrF =
STRONG re-inforcements have been
sent to Southern Tpnis, with the object of
| carrying on operations on a large scale
against insurgents during the cold season.
REPRESENTATIVE Lowe, of Ala
bama, died at Huntsville, Oct. u.
ALONZo w. SLAYBAcK, a prominent
attorney, was shot and Killed by John A.
Cockerill, editor Of the Post Dispatch, n
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct 10. Witnesses giVesdi
ferent versions of the affair." bat it is under
stood that Mr.. Slayback, accompanied by a
friend, visited the EDITORS sanctum TO de-
mand satisfaction for an editorial publica-
ton. Mr.. Cockerill gave himself up.
JOHN ALBERT, the constable who shot
down boy he wanted to arrest, near Tor
onto, Canada, is.to be hanged November 10.
SIDNEY WRIGHT, a farm hand, was
fatally injured by runaway horses near
Bloomington. nI., on the 18th,
AN attempt to lynch young man
named g. II. Tew, who thought it part of
his duty as a special policeman to use his
club on a boy, caused much excitement near
Newport, R. l., the other day. Tew sought
refuge in farm house, and the timely ar
rival of police force saved him.
ALBERT JONES, miller in San Saba
County, Texas, was killed by De Witt Jolly
in a quarrel over business matters the other
night. The murderer escaped.
BOB TAYLOR, one of the Tennessee
desperadoes who murdered Sheriff HamiI-
ton and his deputy on the 14th of Septem-
Der, was shot dead by Sheriff R. P. Goodall,
of Laclede County, Mo-, on a train near
Lebanon, Oct. Is. Taylor had been hiding
in Missouri for some weeks. When ordered
to surrender he drew his revolver, but the
sheriff was too quick for him.
Two little daughters of Louis Wright
were run down by train at Natick, Mass,
on the 18th, and fatally injured.
HURD's elevator at Bridgeport, Conn,
burned on the 18th. Loss, S135, 900. pig
A HAND-CAR was run down by a train
on the Sciota Valley road, near ChilIicothe,
Ohio, on the 18th. A laborer named Long
man was killed and two others were seri-
ously injured.
SOME months ago William Kennock,
a government detective, gained the conf
dence of q lot of counterfeiters in Upton
bership in the band. He got matters in
shape the other night and fourteen of the
coiners were arrested and taken to Indian
apolis. Warrants have been issued for the
arrest Of half a dozen others.
LIZZIE JACKSON, pretty girl of
eighteen, hanged herself in station house
at Chicago the other night.
EXECUTIONS on the 18th: William
Austin, at Lancaster, KY; Paul Pringle,
colored, Mansfield, La.
THE strikers on the Northern Pacific
Railroad in Montana having driven the
Chinese from the works and threatened to
hang Superintendent Hallet, United States
soldiers have been dispatched to the scene
and conflict is anticipated.
GEORGE D. RISE, cashier of the bank
at Lebanon, Pa, was knocked down and
robbed of sachel containing $50, 900 the
other evening. Mr.. Rise had just brought
the money from Philadelphia, and while on
the way to the bank he was passed by two
men, and directly afterward received
stunning blow, knocking him into the gut
ter. He held on to the sacheI, and cried
for help, but the robbers, after beating and
kicking him, wrenched it from the handle
and escaped.
MAGGIE O'NEAL made savage at
tack upon Jane Bradt. in sanford's mills,
Amsterdam, N. Y, on the 18th, stabbing
her twenty times with pair of scissors.