The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-08
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Delegates. stated at recent meeting thai
he had seen as many members of that body
drunk at one meeting as he had fingers or
his right hand, and thereby produced a
| great uproar.
THE gun store of Emmett E. Burgess, No
State street. Chicago, has been closed by
| the sheriff. The present assets are 10000
liabilities $4,000
The Kinsley & Miller galvanized iron
works, Chicago, were Quilted by fire the
other night. Loss $40 600; partially insured.
JAMES Turner and wife, returning home
from Winchester, o., recently, were thrown
from their buggy by the horse taking fright
at drove of hogs. Mrs. Turner's head
struck a stone, killing her instantly, and
Mr.. Turner was fatally injured.
OSCAR NEEBE, one of the Chicago anarch-
lists, claims that the fatal Havmarket bomb
was thrown by RheinhOld Kreuger who
was shot by Officer Madden and afterward
died.
Two boys of Evansville, Ind, recently
stole some gunpowder, which they threw
into fire. Both boys were terribly burned,
one fatally.
THE remains of the late Judge David Da-
Wis were inferred at Bloomington, Ill, on
the 29th.
On the basis of the Cherokee census, Just
completed. it is estimated that each Cher
okee blood will receive SIG of the $500, 900
derived from the lease of the Cherokee
strip. Payment commences between the
1st and 18th of July.
PROHIBITIoN was beaten in all the large
towns of Washington Territory in the local
option election held recently.
Rev. Oh WILLIAM WHITAKER. Bishop of
Nevada, was recently elected assistant
Bishop of Pennsylvania by the clerical del
egates in the Episcopal convention at Phil
adelphia. The lay delegates had not an
nounced their choice.
A YOUNG woman living near Marshall,
ILL.,, has been adjudged insane. Her disease
was brought on by sensational literature.
PRoF. &. W. MERRIMAN was shot and ia
tally wounded at Beloit, Wis, the other
morning by a burglar.
THE members of the Western Whisky
Pool have decided to extend the time for
signatures to the agreement to July Is.
FIVE of the rolling mills of Youngstown,
O., have refused to sign the iron workers
scale.
THE military which have been guarding
Garfield's tomb in Cleveland were with
drawn on the 30th.
THE jury in the case of Robert Schilling,
the Milwaukee Knight of Labor organizer
who was tried on the charge of boycotting
the firm of Seignitz &, Co., disagreed and
was discharged.
JUDGE A. S. WILSON has been nominated
for Congress by the Kansas fifth district
Republicans, defeatingJ. A. Anderson. the
present member. E. H. Funston was re-
nominated for the second district, defeating
Thatcher.
CHICAGO claims directory population of
80, 900.
FIVE horses suspected of having CLAN
derS. were shot by the Illinois State Veter-
marian at Pekin, ILL.,, the other dav.
W. A. JoHNsoN's livery stable, at Shell
don, Ill, was burned early the other MORN
ing, with buggies, carriages wagons, har-
ness, etc. Ten horses persisted in the flames.
THE principal buildings of Bisbee, Ariz..
were burned on the morning of the I'd.
c. E. HENDERSON has been made receiver
OF the Indiana, Bloomington & Western
railway, because of trouble with the Gin
cinnati. SandusSy & Cleveland railway.
THIRTY guests at Mr. and Mrs. Foukes,
tea party at Vandalia, Ill, were poisoned
recently by paris green in the chicken
salad.