Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-11-08

THE Emperor OF Germany IS greatly
shocked at the disorders at Oldenburg.
caused by the unpopularity of General
Steinmann, commander. The Emperorha
ordered a thorough inquiry.
HE public debt reduction for Octo--
Der is estimated at SO, 100000.
An engine and forty cars were
wrecked by collision near Lebanon, Pa.
on the 31st.
ANOTHER gold mining excitement has
broken out in Clermont County, o.
THERE IS great excitement in the Liv
erpool market over the recent cotton fail
ures.
THE National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union commenced its annual
session at Detroit, Mich, the 31st.
THE Pacific Mail steamer San Bias
arrived at San Francisco on the 31st with
yellow fever on board.
FOURTEEN persons in West Cincin-
natl, O., have been poisoned by food bought
at a grocery.
THE False Prophet of the Soudan has
been defeated in two battles and his forces
scattered.
A CONFERENCE representing 200, 900
English miners has resolved to call for
fifteen per cent. advance in wages.
ALL banks, public buildings and rail
ways in English and Scotch cities are now
guarded against explosives.
A WASHINGTON dispatch says the
President will sustain Posrmaster-General
Gresham's decision in the New Orleans lot
terry case including the ruling as to the Ma
tiOnal bank.
TIE coinage ofthe United States Mint
for October was II, 3j9, 914, OF which 81 $780,
O50 were silver dollars.
TILE steamers Holyhead and Alham-
bra collided and sank in the Irish Channel,
on the 31st. The crew of the latter were
lost:
The special agent of the Mexican
Government in London has been instructed
to renew his efforts to readjust the national
debt.
THE Marquis of Harrington thinks
the peace OF Europe is assured, though the
Chinese trouble may strain it slightly.
The London police are making siren
uous efforts to discover the miscreants who
blew up the two railway stations.
LEVI L. TATE, a clerk in the Wash
ington City Post-office, has been arrested
MICHAEL DAYITT denounces the
course of Lord Salisbury and Sir Stafford
Northcote in stirring up discord in Ire
land.
THOMAS HOAG, who mysteriously dis
appeared from his store in New York some
time ago has returned. He went to London,
by way of Halifax.
JOHN @. KLEIN, q prominent lawyer
of Reading, Pa, has mysteriously disap-
peared. Charges of business irregularities
are made against him.
JAMES MARTIN, of Williamsburg, O.,
while working in a saw-min on the 31st,
stumbled and fell upon the saw. Both legs
were cut off and the mans body cut in two.
The net earnings of the Mexican Tel
egraph Company for October were So, GS8.
The Central and South American Tele-
graph Company earned in the same time
$39,612.
CONGRESSMAN ERMENTROUT, OF the
Reading (Pa.) District, was knocked down
on the 31st in the street and beaten by
George Smith, politician with whom he
had quarrel.
AT a meeting of colored people at
Keolzuz, Ia, the night of the 31st, it was re-
solved to petition the Legislature of Iowa to
adopt that portion of the Civil Rights bill
lately declared unconstitutional.
O'DONOVAN Rosa claims that the
recent explosions in London were the work
of Fenians, and that the city will be in ashes
before long.
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