The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-30
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THE Grosventre and Piegan Indians are
reported at war.
NELSON CARPENTER, a notorious outlaw
was ambushed and killed in Jackson
County, KY, by unknown parties.
THE Triennial Conclave Knights Temp
lar opened at st. Louis on the 21st. The
procession was abadoned on account of
rain.
THE blue and the gray celebrated the
battle Of Lexington at Lexington, Mo, on
the Dist.
THREE men were drowned in the lake
near Cazanovia, n. Y, recently by the
capsiZing of a row boat
/ THE sixteenth anniversary of the entry
of Italian troops into Rome was celebrated
on the Goth with great pomp.
WILLIAM FEENY, a New Orleans politi-
clan, was recently arrested in Chicago for
forgery.
WILLIAM MILLER and Bailey Wage were
killed by powder explosion at Scranton,
Pa, recently.
A SEVERE hailstorm swept over South
Bend, Ind, on the evening of the 22d. I'M
mense numbers of window panes were bro
ken.
THE report that the natural gas supply
of Pittsburgh, Pa, was diminishing is au-
thoritatively denied.
F. J. LOWE, lumber merchant and con-
tractor at Texarkana, has assigned. Liza
bilities, Sl50O00.
THE Northeastern Muller reports an in
crease of milling products and a decrease
of -four shipments.
Two ladies were recently drowned by the
capsizing of the schooner Little Gem in
Bonavista bay, n. F.
Two freight trains collided recently on
the Missouri Pacific at Little Blue, sixteen
miles east of Kansas City, Mo. The two
engineers were crushed in the wreck. After
the accident the cars took fire, causing the
death by burning of large number of cat
tie and hogs. Loss about Sl0000O.
BETWEEN ten thousand and fifteen thou
sand Odd Fellows were said to be in line in
the parade at Boston on the I'D
GEORGE II. BARTHOLOMEW, president of
the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Hartford, Conn, is reported defaulter to
the amount of $4,000. The company is
said to be completely wrecked.
ADvICEs from Mandalay, Burmah, state
that at the opening of the relief house there,
the rush to obtain food was SO great that
twelve persons were trampled to death
Six thousand persons who were ruined by
the recent food were supplied with food.
THE liabilities of Jacob Rogalsky, dry
goods e. East Broadway, New York City,
who recently failed, are much larger than
at first supposed, and are now said to reach
100000. 1t is also understood that Royal
sky has fed to avoid arrest.
A TERRIBLE oil fire, caused by lightning,
occurred at Lima, o., on the morning of
the sd.
1t is reported that the repeated calls for
redemption of three per cent bonds have
disturbed National bank financial arrange
ments.
HEAvT storms at Indianola, Tex, on the
23d caused another inundation of that I'M
fortunate city.
The Knights Templar had their grand
parade at st. Louis on the 23d. The parade
had been postponed on account of the
weather.
SHELBYvILLE, Ill, was injured by fire
in the business part on the ed.
CoLoRED Southern people are much e1er-
cised over the earthquake predictions of
Virgins.
A FAMILY of the name of Logan. living
six miles east of Cuba, No., were found
brutality murdered the other morning.
After the deed the fiends set fire to the
dwelling. The motive was robbery.
a STAY of sixty days has been granted
Maxwell, the murderer of Preller at St
Louis. He was to have been executed Oc-
tober 2. The two Chinese murderers, Chyo
Chiacgk and Chyo Coon, were also granted
a stay of thirty days they having been SEN
fenced TO hang on the same day.