Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-04

LIGHT THOUSAND "assistedo Irish imn1i
Y grants arrived at Boston the other day d
god health and were permitted to 60 TO thief
destinations. The Cunard line has booked
ms many Storage passengers as its vessel
can bring in three months. The Allan In,
has arrangements with the British Aid I,
Irish Emigration Association TO stop a
Sligo and other ports Of West Ireland TO
this class Of passengers.
"A SPECIAL from Cree City, NJ T, say
Chns. and Fred Wand, brothers, and neph
eESs of Z. e Earwello of Chicago, were found
dead early the other morning in theil
shanties near that place. tr
WYATT BANKS, colored, who assisted
Fred f. Waite and Daniel Compton in kill
ing Add WISER, Deputy Sheriff of Robert
son County, May y, 1852, was hanged al
Franklin, Tex.
REPORTS from q number of places IL
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, say the late
frost was quite severe, but the general
opinion is that the fruit was not seriously
injured. Some points report all early cher
ries killed and peaches injured. All agree
there is no damage TO wheat.
| INFORMATION has been received at AIbu.
querque, n. NJ, that on the 10Th inst. Ger
0vimo, Chief OF Juh's Apaches, captured
Professor A, f. Bandalier, of the American
Archaeological Institute, s. F. Bladder OF
| Tucson, and Mexican, near the village -ot
San Cristobal, I'm the State of Sonora The
1 Apaebes took the prisoners into the noun
tains, and it is nearly certain they have
been murdered. Professor Bandalier has
been Investigating the Indian antiquaries Of
| New Mexico and Arizona for several wears
| His father and family reside ut Highland
H., few miles from East st. Louis.
AT the SECOND trial of Timothy Kelly al
Dublin, charged with being one of the Ph1-
nix Park murderers, the jury again disa.
greed.
The Western Nail Mill at Belleville, Ills,
burned 70 the hround a few days since
Loss, $4,000 to SlO0,0OO, fully insured. The
mill ran sixty-three. nail machines, and
employed 200 men. The old mill burned
| just year previous to this fire.
SINcE fixing the date of the sale of the
Otoe and Missouri lands in Kansas and
Nebraska, the Interior Department has dis.
covered that they have chosen Decoration
Day. The date of the sale has accordingly
been changed to May 81.
LATER reports from the Mississippi cy
clone state that French Camp, town OF
800 inhabitants, was completely demolished
and a number killed. number were
killed at Starhville. At Georgetown
eighteen were killed. ,,.s ...
The bricklayers at Dallas, Texas, struck
for an increase of wages from 81 to s. per
day, and contractors, owing to the pressure
of work, acceded to the demand. The car.
penters, also, demanded an increase from
$50 to -, which was agreed to. U.
REPORTS from the Panhandle of Texas
say the Star Rancho of Gunter & Munsin
and that of Sanborn were burned by strik.
ing cowboys. 1t is reported the strikers are
ont of money and willing to work at the
former wages.
SECRETARY CHANDLER has issued instruc:
tions to Rear Admiral Baldwin, command.
ing the United States naval forces OH the
European station, to proceed with his per.
sonal staff to Moscow to attend the forth
coming coronation of the Car. ..
THE late frost injured the Kentucky fruit
crop.
ABOUT nine miles from Houston, Texas, a
negro boy named Adams, aged twelve
years, under the impression that the bows
of the neighborhood were going to fog him.
while playing with Quincy Nelson, aged
eleven, whom he suspected as one of the
party, tied a rope around Nelson's waist
and mounting horse, tied the other end tc
the pOmmel Of the saddle and rode rapidly
off, dragging Nelson through the prairie
until he was dead. He took the train for
Houston, where he was captured.
The Secretary of the Treasury has re.
Cafx-aH fof.
Deputy Collector Of Customs, and John ].
Malo, member of the Canadian Parliament.
under date of Turtle Mountain, Mimi.
April IA, in which they say the Turtle
Mountain band of Chippewa Indians are in
a starving condition, and unless immediate.
ly relieved few of them will be alive 70
meet the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs in
June, as they now anticipate doing. The
acting Commissioner has directed the In.
dian Agent at DEVILS Lake TO use every
effort to provide for the Indians at once.
AT the Second day of Woodward &
Brassfield's combination sale of horses al
Lexington, KY, 1O6 head brought &c., SO.
an average OF Sl,23G per head. The two
days sale aggregated lbs head for S74 ,9O5.
an average of S31S per head. The third day
closed the sale, which aggregated neal
100000. $500 us
JAMES DELoSG, residing near Leavitts-
burg, Ohio, asked the widow Griswold Ia
marry him which she refused, when he set
tied the matter.by numbering her and kill,
ing himself. -.. .....
. THE Western Nail Association met at
Pttsburg, Pa, the other day and realIirmed
the card rate. A lengthy discussion on
the situation developed the fact that the
demand at present was heavier than ever
known. The outlook is good, but prices
low, and stocks light and ill-assorted. ..,.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES. o."