The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-06-15
noTs AND DAsHES

~ '.,or If President Diaz, twenty thousand
S,,,oomen marching through the principal
1918 and calling upon the president at the
.stional palace.
panama had q $500, 900 blaze Sunday morn
u. The Hotel Roma and ten other large
findings were destroyed.
.Ilen sturges, who was locked up in jail
\, thompson, Ga, for robbing and incen-
.,.rsn, was taken out of jail Sunday morn
u by gang Of masked men and hanged.
professor Anderson, principal Of the high
..hool at Spencer, Ind, and large party Of
.artlemen and ladies organized sort Of
aeot Of row boats and started for trip Sun
s.vup White river. Anderson was In a
sckety boat with Clara and Tile Hornaday
n the river 1t capsized, throwing the occu-
ANTS into the water. All were drowned ex-
ami the boy who swan ashore.
The bodies of James Phillips and wife
rpre found In their log cabin near Logan,
nhio. Sunday. From a note left 1t appears
hst Phillips murdered his wife and commit
IA suicide with knife.
Adyices from Japan state that 23O houses
we're destroyed by a confagration on May
lat TourangeKa, and at Kameka the next
aay 40 houses, one temple and number of
hats were burned
A cablegram from Cork, Ireland, says that
monster mass meeting was held in the city
ark Sunday to take action with reference to
he papal rescript, and Endorsed the resolu-
ions adopted by the Iris b bishops in the
recent meeting In Dublin. William O'Brien,
4 a speech, said the leaders of the Irish
movement wished to drop the rescript agita-
h,,kx
General Henry W. Burge, leader in the
war Of the rebellion, died in New York Thurs
lay morning Of paralysis, with which he was
stricken Decoration day.
Two Hungarians were killed and third
fatally injured BY being struck By train near
Barton, n. Y.
By wreck on the Philadelphia & Reading
road near Shamokin, Pa, caused by broken
rar axle, one man was killed and another SER
Ously injured
The 1000 employees Of the National tube
works Of McKeesport, Pa. have accepted the
reduction of wages ordered By the company.
Edward Turner, laborer, was drowned at
st. Joseph, Mo-, BY the capsizing Of a boat.
William Kelly was killed and James
Christie badly hurt BY the explosion oil
naphtha fumes In tank at Omaha.
James B. Hayes, chief justice Of the su
irene court Of Montana, died at Boice City,
Thursday, aged 48.
By the explosion of the boilers Of the
steamer Evansville, few miles below Wi
mona, Mimi, seven men were scalded. bu
none killed.
By the explosion of the boiler in the
Eureka iron works at Wyandotte, Mich
three men were killed and the building was
wrecked.
By the deralment of a mixed train on thu
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern road
near Rock Island, Ia, the conductor and
three passengers were injured.
The English gunboat Mistetoe has visited
The Mnquieres group Of channel islands and
warned the French to quit Maitre isle upoI
which the tricOlor was recently raised
It is estimated that the reduction Of tn
public debt during May was $4,000, 600
Twelve millions went for pensions.
Lieutenant Stephens Ninth cavalry, VIII
has been Investigating the reports Of threat
sned Indian trouble in Dakota declares tn
whole matter only foolish scare.
Three trainmen were killed and two fatal
injured by collision near Bordeaux.
The pope is said to be preparing a sever
reproof for Irish priests attending meeting
held to protest against the rescript.
The Alsace- Lorraine railroads are refusin
10 accept French bank notes.
The French union Of the left has decided
issue a manifesto giving reasons for opposin
IN immediate revision Of the constitution.
A Chicago dispatch says that one Of Ii
largest and most enthusiastic meetings ev'
held in that city was that Of the Irish Amer
.ans. The object Of the gathering was to pr
test against the papal rescript. Resolutions
that end were adopted. Speeches were mac
BY exCongressman FinertY, Matthew
Brady and others.
Advices from Rome say the pope, In
speech at the close of the vatican exhibition
announced that all precious objects would r
main the property Of the holy see with the e
ception of the sacred vases and ornament
which would be divided among the 20
churches and the cathedrals, each cathedr
receiving one.
By fire in the establishment OF Edwa
and Robert Garrould, linen diapers and 81
MERGERS on Edgware road, London, SIX sho
women were burned TO death AND MAJ
others were injured BY leaping nom .
windows
Leprosy Is reported as spreading at I
rible rate in Russia, thirty cases being not
In one town alone.
General Sheridan suffers relapse Alm(
all hope Of his recovery Is once more aba
doned
By the explosion Of a Louisville and Ma
Vile locomotive near Louisville, KY, {
man was killed and two injured and TWEEN
one cars demolished.
The damage about GAINESVILLE, Ohio, BY
recent storm aggregates fully 100000.
While John Beatty and man named G
ham were engaged in a scuffle on Main str'
near Eleventh. Kansas City, Mo, Henry
Conway, an ex-boot and shoe dealer an
friend Of Graham's, deliberately shot Bes
through the left side with 3S-calibre revol'
II Is believed that the wound Will prove IA
All the men were under the influence
liquor
Henry Willard, the American financier
said to be planning a German expedition
the south pole.
The wheel factory at Wallingtord Cor
was struck BY lightning and destroyed
The Swiss bundesrath has been aske
grant a fresh credit Of $4,000 for war
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