The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-09-07
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as City, have suffered considerable damag
oy Ii e late storm.
Forn of the notorious Hatfield gang Of PIX
couuty Kentucky, are reported trying to ge
to a rain "oad through the mountains Of Yves
Virginia.
The PEG ria Qll.) survivors of the terrihl,
ICbatsworth disaster have organized an asso
ci1tlon to no Id meetings annually.
An engine struck sand bank, caused b.
rains ,,ear Col umbus, Ga and exploded. bu
no one was injured.
Six hu udred women of the government
cigar factor st Lille. France, have struck be-
cause of the poor duality of the tobacco
furnished thenG
Two children We re burned to death and
third fatally iniur by the destruction o
Andre Toussind's house at Grafton, Ont
Seven of the family escaped.
1t is reported In Paris that the seizure
lof the labor exchanA e by the government
prevented an anarchia rising over thou
sand reyolvers having been hidden In the
building.
Miss Nottingham, an A merican girl, won
the first Prize In the Paris c. 'nservaoire sing.
ing competition.
The Parnen commission bill, has passed its
third reading in the British house of lords
James Whistler, the famous English i'm.
presslonist artist, was married In London to
The widow of George Goodwin, the architect
who died last January.
According to the latest reports the Indian
troubles in British Columbia amount to but
| little.
William B. Baker, rolIing1 mill owner and
bank president of Winchester, Va, and noted
business man, died recently
The first through train from Paris to Con-
stantInople passed through iPesth, Hungary.
The fourth body-that of .bookkeepcr VIII
| liam krug-was recovered frf'm the ruins OF
the great fire In Chattanooga, Tenn.
| 1t is reported in Rome that King Hum
| bert will visit Berlin before the\German en-
peror goes to Rome this fall.
| At least fourteen lives have Nbeen lost as a
result of the floods In Germany.
The Paris labor exchange was reopened by
| order of Premier Floquet but the reunion
| hall will be kept closed.
The British parliament will adjourn until
| November.
| The strike of the navvies in Paris has end.
| ed, the men accepting the terms offered by
their employers.
| The Examiner of Cork, Ireland, proposes
| to raise fund to defray the expenses of the
Irish members of the Parnellite inquiry.
The national association of factory inspec.
tors at meeting at Boston declared In favor
of compulsory education aud against CHILD
labor.
Charles WoIford, past grand master of the
Sovereign lodgeAOf the world of the Inde-
pendent Order ofS Odd Fellows died at Louis.
villc KY, aged 7SS
James F. Stade,<a wealthy merchant and
manager of the Tiffany glass company, was
found dead in his room at New York. His
throat was cut. There was nothing to fndi
cate the motive for suicide and superhuman
efforts were made to hush the matter UP.
Stadc who is 81 years DID, Is the son OF a
wealthy retired merchauttat present living In
Paris.
Henry Toothman, of st. lJoe. Mo-, labor
er in brickyard was arresNed for the murder
of John Brown at Lake Contrary two years
ago, when the men quarreled over a game OF
cards and Toothman deliberately drew re-
volver and shot him. He then left the coun.
try but returned several mouths ago. He de-
MES being the guilty party, and will attempt
to prove an allbi.
A Topeka woman shows considerable nerve |
by protecting herself against BURGLAR with |
a revolver.
Two cases of yellow fever have appeared al |
Jacksonville, Fla. and thirteen at Manatec.
Charleston, s. G., has quarantincd against the |
former place.
BY collision between two trains at Oar. |
ling, o., ono engine and several cars were
ruined but no one was hurt. !,
By rear end collision between freight
trains near Hunnewell Mo-, an engine.
csboose and several loaded freight. cars were
destroyed. No one was injured.
United Ireland of Dublin DECLARES the Par
nellite commission bill the creates fraud on
the Irish people ever imposed.
The ParnelI commission bill has passed
its first reading in the British house OF
lords
j. II. Estill, owner of the Savannah Norm
ing Ne1rs and member of the national dem
Ocratic committee for Georgia. has pur-
chased the Macon 1ciegraph- The price is
about $50, O00 f. II. Richardson Will remain
in The editorial chair.
waiter named Mike Drica, was shot and
killed in variety theatre at Kansas City re-
Gently.
Andrew Saline,a ranchman near Fort Lewis
Col, aud the 16year- old son of William Rob.
crts, neighbor, were found burned 10 death.
their place having caugh fire Mt night recent
ly
PROJECTORS In the boulder country above
Livingston, Mont, have found what Ia said n
be the richest find Of gold ever made.
The brakeInen on the Duluth and Iron
Ridge railway have struck for s. a month in.
crease in wages.
Steps are being taken ia Canada 10 stop the
importation of pauper Italiana
The painters and decorators association Of
America is holding its annual session In Bal
timore.
Lightning in Gin cinnau struck the electric
wires In the exposition building and commu-
icated with the dynamos, putting out Tie
tights for time.
The Vaudeville railroad OF Pennsylvania
has moved Its tracks and depot out Of Evans.
burg, Pa, because Of The efforts Of the peo-
pie 10 stop Sunday trains
An OhIoan named Hopp died Of cholera /,
norbus In Battle Creek. Mich, recentIy. and !
Tor time Wild excitement vas created b.
The. story that lie was q vic Tim Of AsIat1
cholera. J
The trouble with the paches on the san !