Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-07-10
VOL. VIII. NO. 80
rELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
DOMESTIC.

The general strike Of miners along the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad is at an end
It is said that Gen. Pleasanton is prae-
tioally dependent on charity for food and
shelter.
A frscracker thrown into John X. Boas'
lumber yard at reading, Pa, causedu loss OF
$4,000.
Representative Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
has decided not to be a candidate for re-
nomination.
The hop crop Of Central New York is
known as honey dew.
hugo Michael, a Wisconsin farmers son,
ran away from home, got lost III the woods
and starved 10 death.
John i. Sullivan wants to give a slugging
match IN New York City for the bensnt Of
the Irish parliamentary fund.
John Daley, the reformed Catholic, - YVES
roughly handled by mob NJ Wilkes5arre,
Pa aud prevented from making an address
The summer reading Of the president and
VIE ia TO be an immense scrap-bOok hlled
with newspaper clippings concerning the
wedding.
In the case of the four Milwaukee anarch-
lists the jury found them guilty of conspir-
ing to burn the court house and Of melting
mobs TO riot.
The president has sent the nomination to
the senate, of Hugh Smith Thompson, of
South Carolina, TO be assistant secretary Of
the treasury.
Frank II. Brown, a prominent Boston
grain merchant, was arrested on a charge
Of forging bills of Iading. He was released
IN $4,000 bond
At Hunters Chapel church, in Barnweu
county, South Carolina, while Sunday school
was IN session. Emma COnlsy shot and
killed John Steadily.
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City, for black-malling Thesis, of concert
hail fame, have been removed to the state
prison to serve out their respective terms.
A IRE at l52 south Clark street, Chicago,
destroyed a four story building which vas
being used as restaurant. Two men, IN
600.
Employees of the packing houses at the
Chicago stOck-yards are free to declare that
no more Lake Shore cars shall be loaded
until the demands OF the Ewitchmen have
been granted.
An aged octOrOon who nightly seeks lOdg-
ing at a station-h house IN Cincinnati claims
TO be a son OF JuuIu5 Brutus Booth and the
body servant Of Edwin and j. Wilkes Booth
in Baltimore.
The Marine hospital bureau has received
information through the state department
that six deaths from cholera have occurred
at Dune, and four cases and ~ deaths at
The puddIerg employed at Everson's roll
ing mill, at ScOtsdals Penn, refuse to re-
turn to work unless the firm grants the
amalagated scale. The puddlers are non
union men, but deTaand union wages.
Senator Call has introduced a bill au-
thOriZing the secretary of the treasury to
pay timber agents who served prior 70 the
war OF the rebellion whatever sums may be
standing to their credit on the books of the
department.
j. A. i. Wilson, secretary and treasurer of
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal com
pany, of Philadelphia, is said TO be default
or to the extent of $4,000 or 100000. He
IS said TO have made confession and to
have fed.
A farm hand near Independence, Missouri,
named Mills, has welded Miss Maud Long,
the girl who Last winter became known
throughout the country by resCuing two
children left IN the woods by q mailman
from Kansas City.
The north Atlantic squadron, now lying at
Portland Maine, will take part in the pro
longed celebration of the one hundredth an
niVersary of the incorporation of the city.
Over four thousand invitations have been
extended TO natives of the town now residing
IN other states.
The president has approved the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill, the act
authorizing the Dennison q Washita Valley
railway company &c onsrruct and operate
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i've private pension bills. He vetoed one
private pension bill.
The bill e .anting pension to @. NJ. Tyler
have been reported back to the house with
recommendation that IL be passed over the
prealdent's veto. This is a case Of a Louis
vile policeman, whose application for
pension as a dependent parent was denied
by the pension bureau on the ground that
the dependency of the claimant was not
established.
While two hundred children Of st. JOseph's
Orphan asylum, in Chicago, were wandering
through the shaded grounds Lhey were sud
denly attacked by a dog in the most violent
stage Of hydrOphObla, who tore the clothing
nearly on from several Of them. Henry h.
COeIe5 residing opposite the lun, l6apsd
the high fence ana killed the cur at the sec
Ond shot.
The Alabama republican state convention
met al Montgomery, with 100 delegates
present-Ons half white. Speeches were
made favOrlng the nomination of a state
ticket. All utterahces we're for protective
tariff and the Blair education bill. The con-
vention declined to nominate ticket. They
leave 1t with the executive committee to put
0ut one or not as they may think best
A dispatch from Detroit says: When the
second reading OF the home rule bill was
defeated IN parliament 1t was promised that
81, 600 would be sent as campaign expenses
for each Irish member voting for It. Eighty
i've thousand pounds has been sent by
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week, or 1000 for each Irish member who
voted with Parnell for second reading.
George Brown, marshal of Darbyville,
twelve miles from CircleVille o., accom-
psnied by deputies and Job Carpenter
charged with tram burning, were resisted
by Darling and Carpenter, and by Nat Oar
ling, Wash Darling and Ora Redchher.
Seymour Darling received hve shots and
was killed Others were dangerously lfnot
fatally wounded
II. De WOrmes, L. Whitley and I. O. Roy
den, conservative candidates for East
Tsxteth, EVerton and West IeItsth, diVi-
Bions OF Liverpool respectively have been
elected to the house Of commons, their seats
being conceded because none were contested.
The three gentlemen therefore enjoy the the
distinction of being the first members elect
ed to the new British parliament.
At a wedding here at midnight last night
Walter HOdgsOn, with several others, dis
turbed ths festivities by prying open with
clothes poles the windows Of the house IN
which they were being held. John Earl,
with others, tried to stop the disturbance,
when a fight occurred, during which HOdg-
son struck Earl on the head with board
and Earl died Of conclusion of the brain.
HOdgsOn has fed
The frat comptroller of the treasury has
made a decision that whenever a iabOr6r,
workman or mechanic employed in any OF
the executive departments are required TO
work more than eight hours a day they are
entitled to compensation for the extra work,
unless there is a contract with the head of
the department 70 the contrary. This de-
cision applies only to the three classes
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