Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01
THE EAST.


treasury surplus is stated to be $71, 125, 600.
THE EAST.
THE steamer Atlas was sunk at New
York on the 23d by collision with the ferry
GOAT Central. No lives were lost.
"A FREIGHT wreck occurred one mile
0est Of Tyrone, near Altoona, Pa, re-
gently. Two boys, stealing a ride, were
crushed beyond recognition and thirty
five cars were smashed.
MRS. GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN sailed
Arom New York on the oath for Europe.
The National Board of Steam Naviga-
wdons at its meeting in New York City re-
Gently, elected Iofficers for the ensuing
year. A. G. Cheney, of New York, is the
9ew president.
THE forty-second anniversary Of the
american Missionary Society began at
Rtovidence, r. l., on the oath. Drs. Gill
Bert and Dana advocated harder mission
ary work among the Chinese.
MISREPRESENTATION of signals on the
yarryboat Central is now said to have been
3A0 cause of the collision in New York
hagboG, in which the British steamship At
has was sunk.
GENERAL E. B. SP1NoLA has been re-
szomireted for Congress by the Tammany
Democrats Of tho New York Tenth dis
sice
% Otiswille, n. Y, the other day, one man
was killed and three badly hurt. One of
Che injuSed was later run over by another
faa.
THE 9DS 90 the Pennsylvania railroad
By the freight collision near Tyrone Pa,
Esili probably reach 500, 200.
OVER 200 Passengers Of the steamship
Elbe from Bremen have been held at Hoff-
man island Quarantine, New York City,
Because Of smallpox on the vessel
AIL She right, title and interest in the
ted paper, was purchased for s., 900 by the
Southern Trust Company at the sheriff's
sale Of that paper on the Oath.
DANIEL HAND. an aged and wealthy
Fesident of Guilford. Conn.,, has given
s, OO0, 600 to the American Missionary
Society, OF New York City, to be held IN
GSusS by the association and the interest
% be devoted to the education Of colored
people in the old slave States Of the South.
The trustees of Cornell University have
appropriated So zoe for . new chemical
laboratory.
HENRY S. IVES, Che ~bankrupt'' broker,
pas sold his Brooklyn residence for Sl25,
90 and is boarding at fashionable hotel.
The convention of the Inter-Seminary
xdissionary Alliance was held in Boston
8ecently.
MRS. JAMES G. BLAINE, JR., is reported
By her physicians to be lying quite sick at
Sew York
CAPTAIN JOHN D1LI.ARD, of a coast
steamer, died in a Brooklyn hospital the
other night Of yellow fever. His vessel
was quarantined.
ALFRED H. LOVE, merchant of Phila-
delphia, president of the Universal Peace
Union, has published letter declining the
candidacy for Vice-President ON the Ma
tional Equal Rights ticket
THE III. Clansen & Son Brewing Com.
panyN of New York, have sold to George
sherman, John q. Kingsford and Isaac
Untermeyer, the representatives of ar
English syndicate, all their property or
Che Eastern boulev ard and Forty-seventt
street, the price paid being So, 100000.
&Ew York Socialists on the 9th cele.
3rate1 the twenty fifth anniversary OF
3AD starting of the movement, which wa.
caused by the famous letter Of Ferdinand
10 Sale at Leipsic, calling attention t<
Che nrongs of workingmen.
EHz Faraday carbon works and an axle
Factory at Pittsburgh, Pa, were de.
otroyed by fire the other aight. Loss
go, OO0.
SEvpNTEEN thousand were said to be in
4pe atthe business mea's parade at New
York ON the 9th, which was reviewed by
Rresideut Cleveland. The demonstratier
0as greatly marred by q drenehing rain
REPORTS of illegal registration at New
York were supplemented by . few arrests.
Iustiee WelSe held William e. Coulter, q
car driver, in $, 900 bail for registering
9wice. Mishael Duane was held on the
anne charge. He had only lived nine days
n the place from which he registered.