Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06
NEBRASKA NEWS

The Kearney National bank an
a surplus OF $4,000.
The state teachers associa 30 will
meet at Fremont on March p.
Omaha confidence men last week
"bled" Herman Wier. OF Hawkeye,
Iowa.
Alliance viii not be behind in it's
number of newspapers. Three are on
the list
A movement is on foot to try to take
the county seat OF Chase county from
Imperial.
Fritz King has been sentenced at
Nebraska City, to one year in the pen
itentiary, for burglary.
The body of Mrs. Chandler, lost in
the blizzard of January u, was found
Sunday near NOrden.
The York Democrat has moved into
new quarters in a new building and has
put IN a Potter power press.
The Silver Greek young lady re-
Gently married by Editor Irwin, of
that place, is but IA years old.
Fremont business men are taking
stock in a company to manufacture
hemp mill and Irvine factory there.
The Columbus Democrats St. Pat
rick's day edition was a green affair,
but neither verdant nor inappropriate.
The Perkins County Agricultural
Association was organized Thursday at
Madrid. 1t expects to give fall exhi-
bitiOn.
Ogalalla News; A farmer who would
not be satisfied with less produce in a
| climate so beautiful as Keith is indeed
hard to please
An engine of an express train and ca
! boOse, and two freight cars were
wrecked and one of the cars burned at
Curtis Saturday.
George w. Pickard, charged with
rObbing two young men of about $500,
has been found guilty by the district
court at Beatrice.
The Logan County Pioneer has
| changed hands. Morrison & SAWYER
| will hereafter furnish newspaper for
the people of Candy.
T. E. Sedgwick of the York Times
has put in a new Potter drum cylinder
press and an engine, and Will soon be-
! gin to publish a daily.
Fremont has taken hold of the paw
ing question in earnest and the matter
! of paving the principal streets Will be
brought the people at once.
The second imperial edition" Of the
Hastings Gazette-J ournal has been
issued and is one of the finest "boom"
papers ever issued in Nebraska.
Charles Conrad, who forged the
name of H. Ross was tried in the dis
trict court at Nebraska City, found
! guilty and sentenced to fifteen months
in the Penitentiary.
The press club of Omaha, is to be
entertained by a series of editorial dis
sertations. The first was by Edward
ROsewater, editor of the Bee, on Early
Journalism in Omaha.
It is currently reported that a large
quantity of sewer brick that was reject
ed by the sewer inspectors of Lincoln
has been hauled to Omaha and is now
being used in the Jones street sewer.
Norfolk Journal: All railroad acct
dents on the 90" are ascribed to scabs.
We have an indistinct recollection of
| hearing of accidents on that road be-
fore scabs undertook to run its trains.
Ex-Gov. st. John has made large
purchases of land in California, and will
make that state his permanent home.
There Is as yet no wall going up from
Kansas; no don't go" Pleadings are
! heard.
Mrs. Moody who suicided Sunday
morning near Berlin was buried with
out an inquest and as the cause Of the
suicide is said to have been family
| troubles, this has caused considerable
comment.
The Omaha World has published an
illustrated description of Lincoln to
the extent of nearly two pages. Still
! there are ili-natured people who claim
| that brOtherly love doesn't exist be-
tween the two cities.
York is to have street railway sys-
TEN, stock company with $50, 600
having been organized to construct the
! lines. That city has also voted to
! issue $50, 500 bonds for. a new central
! central school building.
James Sullivan and John IcCarty
were repairing car in the B. & NJ
yards at Falls City. While they were
! so engaged a train backed down on the
! cars they were fixing and injured Sulh-
so that he died on Wednesday.
Coffin & Stanton, of New York
Tuesday bought one hundred and
/ fifty Thousand Nebraska Oitv g ~