Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-31
NEWS SUMMARY.
DOMESTIC,

DOMESTIC.
VIM. Berry, killed VIM. n orris at Coffin,
III.
Galveston 'longsho-emel are still on the
strike.
There is some excitement in Peoria owe,
smallpox.
VIM II. Graves, of Syracuse, N. Y, com.
mitted suicide.
Chas. Leland. noted hotel-keeper. died a!
Long Branch.
Smallpox has made its appearance al
Boston.
The Cherokee nation is all torn up by
ocal discussions.
The trial of Ferdinand Ward commenced
in New York the other day.
Decatur Wells, a crooked postal clerk Of
Remove, Pa, has gone tc Canada.
The Kansas synod ofthe Lutheran churh
met in annual session at Peabody.
&c. Thompson, who killed Mr.. White Of
Of Glen Alice, Tenn, has been captured.
John M. Gregg, an e1-minister of the
Illinois house of representatives, is dead.
Pennsylvania coal miners ere reeumine
work at the terms offered by the operators
Green Watson, wanted at Baton Rouge
La, for murder, has been captured at Cad.
do, 1. 7.
The seventy third annual meeting Of the
American Antiquarian society was held at
Worchester, Mass.
Mrs. Owen Fairchild was thrown from
her buggy near Mount Vernon, ILL.,, and
killed.
W. E. BIakely, noted ccunterfeiter, has
arrived at Little Rock in charge of the
sheriff.
Rev. John Mcnamara, prominent Epis-
copal minister, died of paralysis at North
Platte, Neb.
Henry Honack, Jr., was severely cut
about the head by Hermann Schlender, al
Hermann, Mo.
Newton Garborough was 80 badly man.
he bled to death.
Thomas Denny, q railroad passenger
agent of Indianapolis, committed suicide at
Greenville, Ill.
John Jeffries was arrested at Evansville.
Ind, for the murder of Marion Hunter, at
Calhoun, KY.
The infant son of J. G. Corder, living ear
St. Charles, Ark, fell into the fire and was
burned to death,
A reunion of ex-federal and confederate
soldiers was held at TIE fair grounds, at
greensboro, KY, last week.
A row occurre at EtewaIdson, ILL.,, dur
ing which Rouen Hardy, farmer who was
looking on, was shot.
It is thought the rigid quarantine es.ab-
lished by New Mexico against Texas cattle
will soon be terminated.
Three kegs of powder in q grocery store
at Mexico, Mo-, exploded, causing fire
which did Sc. 600 damage.
VIM. Mosley has been arrested at Tex
arkana, for q murder CT mmitted in Madi-
son county, Texas, in 1869.
Mr.. Timothy Lambs, of Leavenvorth,
was strick IN with paralysis on train be-
tween st. Louis and Cincinnati.
By the explosion of boiler in a saw
mill at Ridgeville, South Carolina, three
men received terrible scalding.
Two Mormon elders are holding meetings
in school house near Tolono, Illinois, de-
pending upon charity for substance.
. Fred Hollar, confined in Jail at Win
chester, ILL.,. for criminal assault upon
two women, was dangerously wounded by q
mob.
Considerable excitement exists snopg a
settlement OF Swedes at Belgrade, Mipn.,
over q case OF what they believe to be
witchcraft.
Rev. G. N. Booth, Baptist evangelist,
has been Suspended from the church at
Springfield, Mass, for forgery and other de-
ceitful practices. ssse3
An internal machine was found on one
of the street car lines in st. Louis recently,
SO arranged that it would explode when
touched by the car.
Two men ramed BessoD assaulted q
Swede named Ennis, at Du Boir, Pa. He re
taliated with an exc. One of his assailants
will probably die. ESs
officer Creesinger at Cedar Rapids sho,
twice at hjghwey man named Blood. kill
ing him and MORALLY wounding abystan-
der named Mann.
Business failures for the last week in
the United States numb 15S, Canada "a.
TOTAL III, AZ compared Win 100 last week,
and 2O7 the week before. /&2
Mr.. Samuel N. Brooks, of Hyde. Fog
land, the father of the prisoner now In all
ct st. Louis, charged with the murder Peel
Ter, has arrived in that city.
: EIGHT New Orleans aldermen were con-
signed to prison by the district court judge,
for contempt in regard to Q decree oonceTn.
the budgeting Of certain claims. SIS
An unknown man was found in the Re-
publican rivsr near Copcoidia, Kas.; the
other day. The back of the head was full
of shot and the forehead crushed.
W. A. spaulding, on pleading guilty to
The embez1lement Of s., 900 from the Racine
Wagon company, was senteL ced to three
years and six months at Waupun.
The Chicago striking coopers who stopped
work ct Armour & Co.'S packing house
NO weeks ago, will reeume work q the ad-