McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-05-15
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Marine National Bank of
New York in Financial
Trouble.
The Crop Outlook as Shown by
Reports to the Agricultural
Department.
Political, Criminal, Accidental, Foreign
and Other News of In.
terest.
Political, Criminal, Accidental, Foreign
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
The base ball business is in full blast
at the different sporting places.
A report is received from the wreck
ed steamer State of Florida that her crew
was picked up and landed at Liverpool by
the City Of Rome.
In the river and harbor bill there is
appropriated for the Missouri river total
OF $69d, 900. From Sioux City to the mouth
the sum appropriated is $500, 600.
In fight between sheriff's posse
and desperadoes in Armstrong county,
Pa, several are reported as being killed.
Detroit had 100000 fire in build
ings and merchandise.
Judge Thayer delivered an opinion
in the court of common pleas No. 4, Phila-
delphia, admitting Mrs. Carrie B. Kilgore
to practice. Every other common pleas
court refused her admission, although an
exceptional action was taken by the
Orphans court, where the lady is prac-
titioner.
The fire losses in the United States
and Canada for the expired part Of the
present year show an increase over any
previous year.
The house committee has decided to
recommend three army engineers as men,
bers of the Missouri river commission.
A train was telescoped at South En-
glewood, Chicago suburs, several per-
sons being injured.
The report of Minnesota's expert
mental winter wheat crop is not encour-
aging.
The secretary of the interior thinks
labor education of the Indians is OF first
importance.
It is reported that Col. Connolly will
decline the appointment Of solicitor of the
treasury.
The opening of the Mexican Central
railroad was celebrated in st. Louis.
General Halsted, the founder of
Princeton college observatory, was killed
at the railway station at Newark, N. j.
The king of the Belgians proposes to
send Stanley to the relief of Gordon, if
England will recognize the international
African association.
Ham Patterson, negro, was hanged
by mob in Missouri, his crime being the
circulation of scandalous reports in regard
to ladies of the vicinity.
A repetition of the February floods is
feared in Louisiana.
Threats are being made to blow up
the German parliament buildings upon
Bismarck's next appearance.
Two hundred and fifty citizens of
Winston, N. c., took Henry Sevaim from
Jail and lynched him. he was charged
with the murder of Mrs. Reed, for the
purpose of robbery. The mayor addressed
the crowd without effect.
Louis G.. Garrigue, a prominent at
torney, who left Kentucky for Indiana,
saying life was not safe in the former state,
has brought suit against 4. Fraser and j.
S. Stanley, for S., 900, for shooting and
wounding him at Russellville last year.
A meeting of barbed wire manufac-
turers was held at st. Louis, at which it
was decided, owing to the increased cost of
raw material, to advance the price of wire
one. quarter of a cent.
The counsel for Jay Gould, General
will be placed in the hands Of receiver.
He says there is no foundation whatever
for rumor to that effect.
1.-TWO nihilists on trial at St. Peters
burg stabbed themselves. They were
father and daughter.
The roads to the Kansas City agree
ment have settled passenger rate difficult
ties and restored the tariff rates.
The insanity dodge did not serve
James Hyde, the Iowa wife murderer. A
first degree.
The Marine bank troubles now APP
pear not to be so bad as first supposed.
sumo business. Grant g. Ward have as
signed.
France will not interfere with the
Congo association. In the event of disso
luton the association will cede its African
possessions to the French government.
The steamer Portland struck the
rocks off Rockland and went down.
The report that the Belgian king had
sent Stanley to Gordon's relief is denied.
The Union Pacific passed the divi-
dend for the present month.
The boiler of locomotive exploded
in the Missouri Pacific round house at Par
Sous, KS. NJ. A. Scattering and Delcy
Tomonts were blown through the roof and
instantly killed, j. w. Nichols was fatally
injured, and three others badly hurt. Four
sections Of the building were demolished.
Loss, $50, O90.
Geo. Holm and VIM. Mibboner, SEN
fenced to be hanged at Ashland, Ohio, on
May 18th, for the murder of Harry Will
liams, took morphine with suicidal intent.
The doctors thwarted their purpose.
At Elizabethtown, KY, a masked
mob took from the Jail Miles Petty.a negro,
who several weeks ago outraged Miss Van
merit, carried him few miles from town,
and hung him to a tree.
The charge of forgery against
McKimm, member of the Dominion par
lament, has been dismissed.
A plumber named Leclaire, while
putting UP fire escape at st. Paul fell
from the fifth story of Union block to the