Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

temple at Logan, Utah, which occupied two
columns Of fine type in the church organ.
| HOWELL & Co.'s BANK, of Spokane Falls,
Idaho, failed the other day,
TIE Cambria Iron Works Company, Of
Pennsylvania, fled bill in equity in the
Supreme Court at Boston against the Gin
cinnati & st. Louis Railroad Company.
Plaintiff alleges that defendant road is In
dsbted to IL in the sum Of $22, $40 for steel
rails.
AT Bale Razor City, Asia Minor, nine
hundred and fifty dwellings, five hundred
and forty-four warehouses and shops,
mosques, fifteen schools, nine khans and
other buildings were burned. Eleven per-
sons were burned.
FIFTEEN boys, OF Harrodsourg, KY,
were poisoned, recently, by eating wild
Larsnips. One died and eleven others were
in a more or less critical condition.
SPOKANE JOE, !" an Indian desperate and
murderer, Of Oregon, has been turned over
to his tribe by the authorities for punish
ment.
FIFTY prisoners at Aquacaliente, Mex,
broke Jail and escaped recently, but three
were again apprehended.
TIVE Premier of the Cape of Good Hope
has declared the Colonial Government
opposed to the settlement by Germany OF
Angra Peguena, and especially the crea-
| ton Of penal colony.
Sherry GORDON, Of Van Vert, o., took
little BERTHE Hull, the notorious horse
thief, to the Reform Farm Mt Lancaster, o.
Hull was ten years Of age, and had stolen
three horses already.
The will of Joseph Dudley, of New York,
bequeathes SO, 900 to various PRESBYTERIAN
organizations.
THREE tramps attempted to make coffee
in an old can they found in Warren, Pa.
The can had been used for nitro-glycerine,
Of which stuff a quantity remained, which
exploded, fatally injuring one of the men.
REPoRTs have reached Matamoras, Mex,
that a serious revolt had broken out be-
tween the people and the Government
troops and officials at Liraves, about two
hundred miles from Matamoras. No par
ticulars could be learned. Fears were en-
tertained at Matamoras by both citizens
and officers that revolution had started
which would spread over the entire Repub-
lie.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
South will meet next year at Houston, Tex.
expect full payment from Fisk & Hatch.
The depositors will then receive dollar for
dollar.
THE following candidates passed exami-
nation for admission to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis as cadets: William H. Cress,
of Indiana; John A. Lejeune, of Louisiana;
John r. Morris, of fllinoisl Willie Med:
Rowan, of West Virginia, Van b. Dye, of
Arkansas.
A WINNIPEG Indian Head special says:
One Of Piapot's runners passed here, going
to Crooked Lake, Long Lake and File Hills
reserves to rouse all the Indians. Things
were beginning to look serious, and it was
generally expected that there would be
trouble at the sun dance.
A FARMER near Woonsocket, Dakota, has
since November lost ninety-seven out of a
herd of two hundred and sixty cattle, from
what was pronounced by an English immi.
grant foot-and-mouth disease.
THE Pardon Board of Pennsylvania post
poned consideration of the case of John
Sullivan, Of Allegheny County, wanted by
the Missouri authorities on the charge of
murder.
IT was believed the human remains found
in soap box at the depot in Chattanooga.
Tenn, were those of Herman Krouse, muir.
rdered at st. A lbans, VT, by Oscar Never.
ZEBEHR PAsHA sent messengers by three
distinct routes to Khartoum to discover
General Gordon's fate. 1t was expected
the messengers would return in August.
HENRY F. GILLIG, President of the Amer.
lean Exchange in Paris, gave a dinner re.
Gently to Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor
Of Liberty Enlightening the World"
The wooden suspension bridge over the
Scioto River at Portsmouth, o., fell the
other morning, carrying down 1--WE children,
who were on it, and both were drowned.
A GENERAL strike by the Pennsylvania
iron workers i'm June was regarded as inn
probable. twas understood that several
firms would sign the scale when presented
by the Amalgamated Association, and
this would prevent other manufacturers
from holding out who might be disposed
to fight for n reduction.
THE duty on cattle and sheep has beet,
doubled by the French Government, and
lie Paris says the French artists will avenge
the refusal Of the United States Congress 10
reduce the duty on works of art. They will.
the paper Jays, demand that the French
salon exclude the works OF American ar.
lists.
The railroads interested in Missouri
River business had a meeting at Chicago,
and decided to advance lumber rates TO
points on that river from fifteen to eigh.
ten cents between Chicago and these
points.
Texas had another deluge of rain on the
2lst. In places the fall ranged from four
to eight inches in twenty-four hours. Sc.
rious washouts occurred. The rain was
accompanied by tornadoes.
1T was reported at Washington on the
2lst that the findings OF the court.martiaI
were adverse to General Swain.