The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-13
HITLER AND THITHER

news LAP pCCn AGSeIfcu from Aspen June
ton, COL, that Charles Whitehead shot Min
ME Hill ana then blew out his own brains
Miss Hill died instantly. The cause 81 ~
tragedy has not yet been learned
Patrick Coffee, Of New York. wortb,o..
drunkard, shot Miss Agnes Smith in JERSEY
City and then turned his pistol upon himself
Both VIII die: Coffee, who has a wife and
grown up children, was infatuated with Mise
Smith.
Third class immigrant rates west of III
Missouri river have been abolished by the
transcontinental railroads. This makes tho
rate from the Missouri river to the Pacific
coast points $35, instead Of $50 az beratn-
FORE
The marriage Of the Duke Of Marlborough
In New York caused considerable talk in Lon.
don, and Immediately raised the question
whether bis grace and his new wife would h.
fecelYed at court The question was speedily
decided, however By the unofficial. tbougb
none the less authoritative. announcement
that the queen would not receive
them, divorced persons of whatever rank IL.
Ing tabooed By her majesty.
The London Daily Neoys corresnondent saws
that Prince Bismarck in conversation with
several members Of the bundesrath sssartod
not be disturbed unless the other powers nro
yoked war. He had no fear that Russia
would 40 80, he being convinced that the
former differences with Russia were settled
30 positive was he Of this that he wished that
lie c0uld nave the same confidence in +he
paclfc intentions OF France, where the uney
pected was liable to happen at any time.
The Berlin Kreu@ Zeitung asserts that
Prince Bismarck has induced Russia to aban
don the idea Of an alliance with France
All OF the Paris journals arc Of the opinion
that the personnel Of the new budget com.
mittee OF the chamber of deputies means 4
grave check to the government. Some d
them predict that if the opportunists, with
the support or the right, resume their hostile
tactics. crisis will ensue
John Smith, an old resident Of Grow.
Springs, Wright county, Mo, went to lot to
turn out large bull, when the animal attack
cd him and gored him in the right groin and
broke several bones.
William Ware and William Jeffries vare
arrested for stealing Is head Of cattle from
James Brown Of Maysvlle No.
Wendell Whitcomb. while shooting ats II
bis barn at Marley, Tenn, fired charge Al
one OF them, but the missile went wide Of the
mark toward the porch Of his house where |
hls TWO young daughters were sitting and |
struck Doth, killing one instantly and fatally |
Woundlng the other. The father is almost |
Frustrated with grief
jeff carp Of Carrollton, Mo. well known
school teacher, and a young man named
Heath had had shooting scrape in which
both parties were badly wounded. The onIv
particulars Obtainable were that Earn was
Shot 10 Lne neck and back and that Heath was
expected to die.
Natural gas has been struck near Nebraska
lily, Neb., and the people are much excited.
The large water main between GEORGETOWN
and Washington broke and the fashionable
section Of the capital is now without water
II the weather clears it is proposed to re-
move General Sheridan from his Washington
nome 10 the steamer Swatara.
The internal revenue collections of the past
eleven months were over 5000, 600 larger
han Tor the same time last year.
Micheal Highland fell into well on which
was working at Vinita, I T., and died in
eW hours
J. W. Tousley, real estate dealer Of Min
leapolis, Min, has failed with $4,000
ssests and $50, 600 liabilities.
Lacher, the Wisconsin faster is keeping ur
is Intention Of beating the worlds record. !
le mas now been forty one days without food.
te remains in bed most of the time sleeping
uletly He is quite thin and looks like !
nan who has passed through severe spell Of
lckness but is convalescing. The family
W te tnat nc still PERSISTS in refusing all food
'1ereu him. He spends his mornings in bed.
~ On pleasant afternoons wraps himself in
l uiahket and goes out in the yard and sits
la will fulrn
ven MS medicine fir ON anyone but his ply
ican. ~
gentlemen arriving at Chicago in speak
ny Of the crops, said that corn il eastern !
colorado, Kansas, Nebraska Iowa and Him
Y could not look better. In western Kansas \
mere they had failure last year, the out. +
ooK was superb. The roads were muddy in
dorado, and good corn was to be seen in the
astefh part OF the state, grown without irri- g
alloh. Inc wheat crop was mnch improved 4
~ me grass crop something wonderful. !
,seh me high hills between Kansas and the !,
' 'Sssy mountains were green with grass. He I
N there would be tile old Yield Of 3D. j
Ou,Vuu bushels Of corn this year Il
me otticial canvass Of the vote Of the state d
oregon on the congressional election re- Q
a1teq as follows: Hermann. republican, 49, 4
NJ John Nj. Gcary, democrat, %, Alb; Geo A
!. Miller, prohibitionist 1874; Hermann's !
aurality, 7,4J7. y
1ne spanish cortes has rejected, 1874 to 46, &
aopoSals to increase the duties on agricult- :
IA produce ana cattle. ~
Inc brothers OF James A. Ahern, a Chicago
leiehant who died suddenly March 81, have
egun an investigation, alleging that he was
0ls0ned.
Mrs. George Marshall Of Council Bluffs. !,
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