Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-09
KANSAS.


deficiency bill.
The widow Of General John A. Logan
has sailed for Europe.
The session of congress Just closed is the
longest In cur national history.
Senator Sherman says he feels confident
OF General HarrisOn's election.
There were three new cases Of yellow
fever at Decatur, Ala, and one death.
The French chamber of deputies has con
Grmed the election of General BOulanger.
Forty-six young girls renowned the
world and entered convent at Milwaukee,
Wis.
The United States supreme court has de
clared the Iowa prohibition law SOnstitu-
tiOnaL.
The registry lists in several precincts IN
Joliet, Ii, nave been stolen by unknown
persons.
Twenty-one Mexicans, who recently ter
rorized Rio Grande City, Texas, have been
arrested.
Spinal-meningetis is spreading to an
alarming extent among horses at New Bed
ford, Mass.
Miss Frances Willard was reelected pres
ident Of the National Woman's Christian
Temperance union.
Scores of families in Ramsey county,
which to build fires.
mitted suicide because she could not afford
10 wear fashionable dresses.
Notwithstanding the decision Of the su-
preme court Milwaukee brewers Will con
tinue shipping their products into Iowa.
George Gordon, q tramp, who had regis
tered illegally at New York, as sentenced
to Sing Sing for two and One-haf years.
The beet-sugar manufacturers of SaIony
have resolved that the sugar bount1es con
ventiOn is incompatible with their interests.
The Rev. John Eckers, aged GO, a promi-
nent eLhOdlst minister, was struck by
train and killed near Reno, Pa, Thursday
Another Irish nationalist Ieader-John
Finucane, member of Pa lament from East
Iimerick-is about to sue the London Times
far libel.
Mr.. Axworthy, city treasurer of Cleveland,
o.. has disappeared, and IL said to have gone
10 Europe. Tie was $429,037 short IN his
accounts.
The National Wcmen's Christian Tenn
peranCe Union Ia holGing is If, zenith annual
meeting in New York, Mrs. Frances Il. VIII
lard presiding.
Three Americans are chargeg with using
spiritualistic means to secure the confidence
Of the king of Wurtemburg for a black
mailing purpose,
An Italian excJ rzion train was over
whelmed by landslide in the district Of
POtenZa.. EOver ninety were killed and
great many injured.
Negotiations with the Sioux have failed
and It Is probable that the government viii
IN time take action to open the reservation
without the consent of the Indians.
Tho strise of the Denver & RIO Grande
switchmen at Pueblo, Col, was temporarily
cett ell aud the men ordered back to work
Thursday, pending an inves legation.
The board Of trustees of Cornell Univer-
sity at ithaca, n. Y. Wednesday, apprO-
priated $4,000 from the permanent funds
for the err ctiOn Of a chemical laboratory.
Two attempts were made near Mexico,
no, to wreck Chicago and Alton passenger
trains. a Wabash train was wrecked near
the same spot recently, several passengers
being wounded
Two hunters, Dutchie and Adams, who
had been shoe ing elk and deer for their
hides, IN the vicinity Of Snake river, Col,
after having been warned to Cesist under
penalty OF d ath by the settlers, are reported
to have been lyncleL.
The dec-s. on of tho supreme court uphold.
ing the prObibitCry law OF Iowa has caused
great rejoicing among prohlbitioulsts, who
ssy that it vii make a difference OF 10000
votes in Illinois alone
Masons OF Illinois have been informed
through a dispatch to Lieutenant Governor
Smith, grand master of the grand lodge,
that they send no more aid to their suffer
ing brethren al Jacksonville, Fla.
The stigaiion into the charges made
by the London Times has been begun. At
tOrney General VI ebstar's opening speech
lead 10 the belief that the Times has no
positive proof to sustain It's charges
AT Buffalo Mrs. Henry A. Durfee was
hOrsewhipped by Mrs. Frank Johnson, who
claimed that her victim was endeavOring to
entics Mr.. Johnson from his domestic ale
glance. Mrs. DUrfee also has husband.
John White. of Minneapolis, Mimi, aged
%, was sentenced at Madison, Wis. for tIve
years ia the penitentiary for forging the
signature of Judge Romano Bum, of the
United States district court, to two drafts of
Sc EACH
A storm ragged al one day last week on
Lake Michigan and drove yessils in all ports
up to the straits. Several large boats are
fisherman who ventured out IN his boat was
drowned.
Demeuted by grief over the death of his
wife, Paymaster DOuglas Hoxsey, OF the
United States navy, committed suicide We'd
nesday night. IN tie grounds OF the family
residence at HRledOn, n. j. lie shot him
self through the head.
Three hundred and fifty Of the 500 passen-
gers OF the steamship Elbe were sent to
Holman Island, New York Bay, as a pre-
cauuOl against an outbreak OF small L)O4
The steamer was released from quarantine
and proceeded to her dock
DR.. John Scott, a welI-known dentist Of
Pittsburg, died on train while en- route
home from Chicago. He was so confident
that the end was approaching that he had
the conductor forward kilograms to rela-
tives informing them Of the sad event
Inspector Byrnes, of Chicago, has secured
confessions from three Italians showing
that AntOnia FiaccimiO, who WAS found dead
about two weeks ago, was killed by mem
beers of an Italian society called The
Male, " which had decreed his death for
betraying its secrets