Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-11-15

DR.. DoLLIEGER, President of tins
Royal Academy Of Munich, says the Old
Catholics may take part in the festivities
in honor of Martin Luther
The cornerstone of new Masonic
Temple was laid at Des Moines, Ia, on the
18th with imposing ceremonies.
THE Directors of the Cincinnati Board
Of Trade on the TIN adopted a resolution
declaring the trade dollar nuisance.
JOHN BoLTz, farmer, was run over
and instantly killed near Lancaster, o., the
night of the 7th by train of the G. & d.
v Railroad.
JOHN WELsoN, a Norwegian died at
FaribauIt, Mimi, on the 18th, it is supposed
from injuries received in a fight at st. Paul
the previous Sunday night.
THE jewelry store of G. L. Darling,
at Simcoe, Ont, was blown open the night
of the 9th and 1000 worth of watches and
jewelry stolen.
A CONVENTION of chairmakers and
metallic burial case manufacturers was
held in Cincinnati, O., on the 7th to consid-
er prices for the future.
THE trial of Stephen j. Price, charged
with enabezzling $S7, 600 as executor of the
estate of Thomas Richardson, began on the
7th in Philadelphia, Pa.
NATHAN SZKOLNY, a Prussian banker,
was arrested on the 7th on the steamer
Marathon, at Boston, charged with extern
sive forgeries in his own country.
The saloon-keepers of Des Moines,
Ia, have petitioned the City Council for
reduction of the license law, declaring they
can not stand 81 900 year.
JOHN APPLEGATE, of Philadelphia,
Pa, in suit against the Camden & Allan
tic Railway Company, for personal inju.
ries, got a verdict for $4,000 on the 18th.
The stockholders of the coke manu-
factory of H. C. Frick & Co., of Pittsburgh,
Pa, met on the It'll and increased the capt.
tai stock of $1,000, 900 to So, 100000.
WHILE intoxicated, on the 9TH, Henry
kissing rode Mexican pony wildly
through the streets of Delphi, Ind, collided
with horse and buggy, and was thrown
and killed.
JOSEPH FIRMAN, conductor of a
freight train on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad was killed on the 7th, being
crushed by the cars, which went through
forty-foot trestle.
KIRKLAND M. FITCH, defaulting cash
Ter of the Warren (C.} Second National
Bank, pleaded guilty on the 7th to embez-
cling $4,000, and was sentenced to five
years in the Penitentiary,
In September last q Chinaman YVES
murdered in Park City, Utah, under mys-
terious circumstances. On the 7th an Off
Ger passed through Salt Lake City with one
Hank Clemens, arrested in Tintic for the
crime.
THE city authorities of Boston, Mass,
gave farewell banquet on the 18th in honor
of Southern and Western exhibitors at the
American Exposition.
ELEVEN deaths have resulted from
the recent tornado at Springfield, Mo-, and
vicinity.
A CHICAGO, Rock Island & Pacific
train, from st. Paul. collided with freight
train the night of the 18th just outside Chi
cago. Both trains were badly wrecked.
Baggageman George Berry received proba.
bly, fatal injuries, and several others were
slightly hurt.
HALLETT KILBoURN got a verdict for
$50, 900 in Washington, on the 7th.
BRITISH imports and exports for Oc-
tober both show an increase as compared
with that month in 1882.
AN explosion occurred in the Moore
field coIliery, Lancashire, Eng, where no
men were at work. Sixty-three were killed.
AT South Falls, Iowa, the CONNER
cial Hotel, Western House, three stores and
| livery stable, with thirty horses, were
destroyed by fire on the 18th.
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