Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-06-08

Washington, on the 9TH Of June, have beer
completed. The remains will be takcI
from their present temporary resting plac,
tn the art gallery, and will bc escorte,
from there To the cemetery by funera
procession consisting Of military, the Presi
dent, members of the cabinet, Senators ant
Representatives and relatives.
QUEEN VICTORIA is reported TO be suffer
Ing from n dangerous malady.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. III. PETRIE q Co.'s saw mill, at Mus.
kegon, Mich, valued at SIS, OOO, was burned
recently. Blodgett q Byrne lost lumber
worth SlO,OO. The schooner George Boyce,
with 1900 feet Of lumber i'm her hold, was
burned. She WIS valued at $4,000.
THE Episcopal Council Of Kentucky have
almost unanimously decided upon n divi-
sion Of the State into two Dioceses, owing
to the great amount of labor entailcd upon
a single Bishop.
The Everett House, at Dcerfield, Mass,
owned by Everett Brothers, burned recent
~. Loss, $1,000; insurance, Sls,JO0.
THE steamer Prussian arrived at Boston
recently with 1900 steerage passengers,
most Of whom were assisted emigrants.
1T il stated that the case of HaIlct Xii.
bourn against John q. Thompson, for false
imprisonment, will bc tried in Washington
before Judge Cox in June. AZ the last trial
the jury awarded Mr.. Kilbourn SIOO,OOC
damages, but the verdict was set aside by
Judge Macarthur. who was then. on the
bench, rs excessive. Mr.. Kilbourn's coun
sci will claim much larger damage at the
next trial
JoHN DILLON, in n letter to- the Dublin
| FrcemdH's JOtrHdI, advises the Irish PEG
pie to make the Parncll fund such sue
crss that the "Popc will realize how griev,
ously he has been deceived 10y the Englisl
/ Government and the miserable paupei
landlords who infest Rome"
VAGUE rumOrs were circulated ut Wash
ington of disaster IN General Crook, VIII,
Is hunting the hostile Indians in the noun
tains Of Mexico. Ono was that Crooks In
dian scouts had nutinicd and tho Genera
killed, and others that the whole comman,
had been mnssacred. The War Depart
mcnt discrrdliis all such rumors, although
II has nothing official from Crook.
| LATE fire in the Lake Erie Company,
nut and bolt works, in the extreme north
the warehouse, screw cutting house, engin,
house, packing house aud about third OF
the main building, including considerable,
stock and machinery. Loss, $4,000. Gov
cred by insurance.
| AT the late session of the General Coun
Gil Of the Reformed Episcopal Church in
Baltimore the Committee on the State nj
the Church reported 1861 Sunday Schoo
scholars, 4, 1893 communicates: collections
Slas,SsS; value of church property, S61l, jOO
The Publication Committee was instructed
10 proceed with the publication of Tn,
amended prayer book.
THE steamship Strasburg, which arrived
nj Baltimore recently from Bremen, en-
countered n severe southeast gale on TN,
23d, during which the shackle bolt Of tn,
forctopsail broke and fell, killing two pas
scngcrS and knocking another overheard
who was drowned.
VI. b. DERRICE's large livery stable al
Marianne, Ark, was recently destroyed 10y
an inccndiary fire and eight or ten horse,
were burned. This was the second tim,
the stable had been burned, and only ,
heavy rain prevented n disastrous conHa
grafton I'm the business portion of the city
The inccndiary, a discharged negro EN-
ploye, was taken by n mob and shot I,
death.
Tue Grand Jury ut Montgomery, Ala.
returned six additional indictments agains
Paul Strobach, United States Marshal
eighteen against Thomas jefferson Scott
| Register United States Land Office. min,
against Samuel u. Oliver, Marshal Stro
bach's chief deputy, and four against w. II
Jackson, deputy Of Marshal Osborne. AL
the above indictments, except one for per
/ jury against Marshal Strobach, were TO
rendering false, fictitious and fraudalen
accounts.
Tue United States Treasurer has issue,
n circular 20 the effect that as no appropri
tion had been made for the transportation
Of United States notes TO the Treasurer 10
redemption, for the next fiscal year, ex
press charges on rcmittanccs Of such note
received by the Treasurer on and afte
July I, iSSl, will not be paid by the Gov
eminent.
AT the Cedar Hill Catholic Church. abou
twenty-five miles south Of 81. Louis. In
other day as Martha Mcdaniel and Emi
Duerentz were returning from mass, the,
were met by Hiram SnelluSs, who carrie,
a shot gun. As he approached he fired
killing Duerentz on the spot. He then di.
charged the second barrel at the girl, ser
ously and perhaps mOrtally wounding her
He then deliberately reloaded his gun an
shot himself.
THE 81. Claire County (nls.) coal minin
strikers who attacked the mines and tlrov
the non-union men out were quoted by IN
| militia buk xvheu thu man .o,s,, -. I.
work band Of one hundred women. wive
and daughters Of the strikers, marched tw
abreast, and armed with stout clubs ar
peared on the scene, and compelled III
men to stop their work, A Sheriff's poss
was driven back by the women. The latte
then took possession Of the mines.
GENERAL DRUM is disposed TO credit I'll
report that General Crook engaged III
Apaches and defeated them. He thinks ii
stories to the effect that his Indian scout
turned upon and massacred Crook and hi
command wholly sensational and improl
able, and stated at length his reasons fo
so believing.
SENATOR LOGAN in a lengthy letter I
the Chicago Tribune rei.erates in detail hi
denial that he located any lands in tn
zuni Indian Reservation, and asserts ths
the lands located by his son-in-law, Majc
Tucker, likewise are not within the reese
walton Of those Indians.
Later dispatches from Hermosillo col
tradict the report that General Crook had
battle with the Apaches on the 18th; IL a
engagement had occurred the authorities {
! that place would have heard Of il. The IA