Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-23
MIsCEIIANEnIrs

DURING the trial recently i'm Russia of
the Nihilists Dubetzki and daughter, the
prisoners stabbed themselves, the father
fatally and the daughter dangerously.
The House Committee on Expenditures
in the Department. Of Justice decided IN
make no investigation of Senator Kellogg's
case except so far as il may be necessary
TO prove the good faith of Government Off.
Gals in securing indictments.
THE town Of Zanesville, o., has been In
an excited state over n supposed earth
quake. At ten o'clock the other mornin
terrific crash was heard and about three
acres Of ground sank several feet, carrying
number Of houses, which were badly
damaged. assure opened about one
hundred and fifty feet deep. No loss of
life was reported.
The Alert sailed for tho Arctic regions
on the 10th.
The telegraphers at Pittsburgh, Pa,
disclaimed all knowledge OF the proposed
reorganization OF the brotherhood and a
strike during the Chicago National con-
ventions.
THE Ontario Cabinet has offered n re-
ward of $1,000 for the conviction of the
man who laid dynamite cartridges under
tho Parliament buildings at Toronto.
The Swiss general elections resulted In a
full conservative victory. All the Gov.
eminent measures, including one providing
Tor an increase Of salary of the Minister TO
the United States, were rejected
THREE policemen attempted to quell dis
turbance at Nation, H., recently, which
had arisen between ten tramps, when the
entire gang turned upon the officers. The
latter finally used their revolvers, shooting
two Of their assailants and capturing seven
others.
SERIoUsa ssaults were made on non.union
moulders at Quincy, ILL.,, recently. bv
masked men. There was some talk of an
/ pealing 20 the Governor for militia.
a SECRET trial was held at Leipsic, Ger.
many, recently, in the cases Of KraEawSki
and Heutch, charged with conspiracy 10
furnish important military information to
the Governments OF France, Russia and
Austria.
A FEw days before the failure of the firm
Of Grant & Ward, General Grant borrowed
$4,000 Of w. II. Vanderbilt. After the
failure, Vanderbilt learned of the particu-
lars from General Grant, when he gener.
ously presented him with the papers re-
lating to the debt, telling the General tina,
he had no use for them
CASTRO. the filibuster. was reported 10
have left Key West. probably for Nassau.
where he would be Joined by the balance
Of the hlibustsrs now in Key West. Thi,
party included all that were ready to leave.
IT was reported that the African ex.
petition under Joseph Thompson had
reached Uganda, in the region ruled BY
King Mtesa. IL was believed that Thomp-
sons presence az Uganda win increase
General Gordon's chances for safety in case
be should Be compelled to try 70 eseaps
from Khartoum by going 70 the south ward
THE reported defalcation in the Second
National Bank In New York was denied
by President Emo.
MEcHAMcsvLLE, N. Y, depot was de-
stroyed by FIRE the other night
PRrScE BrsMARcK has ordered the Bsr
lin correspondent Of the Paris newspaper
la France to BE- expelled from Germany
because Of statements In BIS dispatches to
the eject that he German ChAncslioE We,