Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31

JuQg9 ECrAEer has accepted au invita- I
ton by the republican state committee TO /
stump the state Of New York Tor the rspub- I
Gcan candidates.
Minister Romero says there is no fcun-
datiOn Tor the report that a sohems for free
trade between the United States and lEexi- I
CO is under discussion.
General Howard has ordered the removal
Of the troops from the coal mines in Wy
oming where the Chinese laborers were
slaughtered.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, a Centenarian of
Kalamazoo, whose life has ust closed, new
or n quired the services Of a physician until
recently.
The SIS, Geo libel suit brought BY Il. D.
Jardine against the Kansas CRY Times has
been dismissed. The plaintiff falling to ap-
pear.
EAustin Perry, colored, of Nation, H.,
won the case in which he was sued by
another cOlOred man for refusing to shave
him,
Near Centervilie, Mich, Robert Johnson
lost his wife while trying to save that of g
little cOlored girl playing on q railroad
track. Both were instantly killed.
One man was killed and three wounded
by an explosion in 8 mine in Chesterfield,
West Virginia, the other day.
The postmaster general has decided that
guarantee associations cannot become sure
ties of the official bonds Of pOstDasters.
Twenty-nine indictments for unlawful
abitatiOn have been returned by the
federal grand jury at BlackfOOts Idaho.
Mrs. Ida Turner is the latest rolIer-rink
victim. She abandoned her husband in
New York for a fascinating skater.
Gov. Eaton has Issued a proclamation
raising a quarantine against cattle from
Missouri, Indiana and Ohio.
Six OF the large coal mines that have
been idle in PennsylY5nia, on account of
the miners strike, have resumed operations.
Martin Williams, a Cherokee from the
territory, was shot and killed last week
at Independence, by VIM. WEIGH.
Ex.Gov. Washburn was the chief speaker
at the Yale college Alumni association
meeting at Springfield Mass.
Peter Heugen's brother, near Ithica,
Nsb., killed his wife and child, fred the
premises and then sUicided.
Thomas Whitley and wife, a newly mar
ried couple, attempted suicide by morphine
IN Lincoln, Neb., hotel.
Louis Riel, on being notified of a respite
to November 10th, was indignant because 1t /
was not a reprieVe.
The receipts Of the Gould railway lines in !
Texas fall OF 1872 O75, as compared with
those Of last year.
Jay Gould talks very buIlish since his /
trip vest. Especially so concerning the
Missouri Pacific.
A train on the Pan Handle was wrecked
at SharpVille, Ind. causing the death Of
the engineer.
Geo. W. Long was arrested in Evansville,
Ind, for murder committed at Earring
ton Ky.
NJ. Avery, Of Clay Center, Kan, Wes re-
Gently arrested and jailed on the charge Of
forgery.
The Pittsburg window glass factories are
Iesuming work after six months Of idle
ness.
The st. Louis, Hannibal & Keokuk rail-
way viii be soldOn the 9Th Of December.
The Missouri Pacific railway will build
new shops at AtchisOn costing $3.50 600.
Walt. Whitman, the poet, is declining in
health and his eyesight Is also falling.
Ex-First Assistant Postmaster General
Hay died last week Of consumption.
! 10000 voters enrolled themselves on reg
istratiOn day in Brooklyn.
5 The Order Of Railway Conductors is in
session at Louisville, KY.
The Presbyterian synod of Illinois is in
session at Oentralia.
Gold has been discovered in Benton
county, Arkansas.
Two hundred coopers are on a strike in
Peoria, Illinois.
DR.. Green has been reelected president Of
the w. q. Telegraph company.
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