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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

Office; Sd. OR.@oibinstOn.str. unO Stftp WOsnus.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-07

and effective advocate of civil liberty,
good government and that greatest of
all blessings, the Constitution as un-
derstood and defined by that grand
old Roman, Thomas Jefferson. His
moral character is without blemish. AS
a soldier, he was able and conserva-
tive; as lawyer, he stands without a
superior, as a judge he was great and
pure, and an ornament to the bench
which had been occupied by such men
as Caldwell, Manly, Nash, Pearson,
Battle, Ruffin and Badger, and as a
political orator, none can surpass him.
Well do we remember how in 1876 in
canvass of the State as Tilden
elector, he stirred the. heaE,s land
minds of the people as they had never
been stirred before. Wherever he
went he aroused the people to the inn
portance of the political issues of the
day and left behind him determina-
ton to win and an enthusiasm for the
cause of Democracy that had not been
seen for years. And thus it has been
in every political campaign, except
the one of 1882, when unfortunately
for him and the Democratic party,
his private affairs were in such condi-
ton as to demand his constant atten.
ton.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-07

The farmers of the ten cotton states
will hold an Interstate Convention
in Raleigh during the month of Au.
gust next which will be one of the
most gigantic affairs ever held in the
State.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-07

The car shops at Fayetteville are
turning out some fine work, having
just finished a mail and express car
that would do credit to any northern
mandatory.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-07

Fifty leading correspondents leave
for st. Louis to-day on special train.
A large number of the North Carolina
delegates to St. Louis came through
here after the Raleigh State Conven-
ton adjourned.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-07

There is considerable strength in
the Thurman Vice-Presidential boom.
A prominent North Carolina official
who has always been notoriously op-
posed to Cleveland's Civil Service
Reform policy, tells me that the name
of the "Old Roman" would $50 thor
oughly grease the ticket for him that
he could swallow it at gulp!"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07

At last accounts the Larned land
office troubles had not been settled.
The confirmation of the appointment
of of Mr.. Scott, of Jetmore, as register,
has not yet occurred. and fight is be-
ing made on him. Mr.. Brownlee is yet
in office, and Will remain till his sue
cessOr is appointed and confirmed. The
district is flooded with petitions for Mr.
ScOtt's confirmation, and with remon-
strances against it. The INDEX takes
it for granted that the administration
knew its business in making the ap-
pointment, and at the same time we
will give the senate the credit of know
ing whether or not his appointment
should be confirmed. 1t does appear.
however, that the democrats of this
congressional district are short-sighted
II they persist in mixing i'm with the
land Office fight, when not one democrat
in thousand will be injured or bene-
flied, no matter how it may end. We
should be in position to grasp the
golden opportunity that is being pre-
scented, and unite on the election of a
congressman this fall, instead of air.
ing our family troubles to the delecta-
ton of tue republicans. We believe
that, tn be a good democrat, calls for a
higher aspiration than simply a desire
to ofhciate locally IN the distribution of
/ the lOayes and fishes.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07
THE UECT


JUSTICE HARLAN, of the United States Su-
preme Court, recently at Indianapolis, Ind,
refused TO grant new trial to the convicted
ballot forgers.
FIRE at Wellington, ILL.,, the other day
destroyed ten buildings in the business
section, causing $4,000 loss.
1T is reported in Cincinnati that local
syndicate has obtained control OF enough
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton stock TO
keep the Ives interest out of the manage
ment
DURING a dance at William Handfield's
farm house near West Salem, ILL.,, the other
night, John Sneerly shot and killed Henry
X. ElweIL There was an old grudge be-
tween the parties. Sincerity escaped. He
is about twenty-five years old.
A PORTION OF the new Midland Hotel at
Kansas City, Mo-, fell on the 29th. Six or
seven OF the workmen were injured, two
supposed fatally. One man was missing
and it was thought he was dead, buried
under the debris.
AT Suffer Greek, Cal, recently the Sut-
ter Hotel roof was discovered to be on
fire. Famed by a strong southern gale the
fire soon spread through the business
houses. The loss was between 500, 900 and
500, 700.
THE Manistee (Niich.) Salt and Lumber
Company has made an assignment The
assets are $l,SSD,C00 and the liabilities
SS64,0O0. The liabilities are composed
mostly Of floating Indebtedness to banks.
THE Supreme Court of California has
refused a rehearing of the decision of the
Circuit Court that Sarah Althea Hill was
legally married to the late Senator Sharon.
Two men were fatally aud two others
seriously injured in a mine near Hancock,
Mich, recently, by fall of rock.
A TORNADO or severe storm blew down
several houses and killed one man at New
ton, Kan, on the evening of the 1st. Storms
were also reported at Raymore, No., and
other places.
Two young men of Machias, Mo-, were
caught in q storm the other day while out
in an open boat and drowned
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07
TARIFF REDUCTIONS.

A majority of the house ways and
means committee have agreed on a
tariff bill to be submitted at an early
date. In the aggregate, it reduces i'm
port duties $50, OOO, 600 per annum. All
raw materials are admitted free of duty,
while articles manufactured in this
country are even better protected than
formerly. The bill appears to be salts
factory TO all democrats i'm the house
with the exception of Mr.. Randall and
his small following OF about dozen.
Mr.. Mills. chairman of the committee,
claims that enough republicans will
vote for the reform tariff to carry it,
Notwithstanding the Randall opposi-
ton.
The committee left the internal rev.
enue reductions entirely out of the ques-
ton in preparing the tariff bill; but
subsequently prepared a separate bill
on the subject, effecting total reduc-
ton Of internal revenue taxes of about
$4,000. Under this bill. the tobacco
tax, except on cigars and cigarettes, is
repealed. reducing the revenue about
s19,0O0,O00. Licenses abolished will
make further reduction Of between
S4,OO0,OOO or S5,OOO,OOO There is no re-
duction on spirits of any kind. The
manufacturers of fruit brandies are al
lowed to place their products in bonded
warehouses, and take warehouse re-
ceipts for the same time as whisky dis
tillers now have. Some extreme penal
ties have been lessened.
In less than a month il will be known
whether congress will or will not adopt
the recommendations of Mr.. CleYel nd in
his annual message. The country de-
mands tariff reform and a reduction
Of the enormous surplus lying idle i'm
the treasury, and the representative
who for partisan reasons refuses to vote
the wishes of his constituents Will stand
chance of being left at home TO medi-
tate over his shortsightedness.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07
Bear Creek Items.

Grass is starting nicely; some think
there will be grass for stock by April
lst. Every body is in good spirits in
this part of the county over the pros
poets of a good crop season, and show
it by pushing ahead with energy and
zeal. y good many are blowing; build
ing, fencing and plowing seem to be the
order of the day. The only thing we
hear any of the farmers lamenting
about, is that Medicine Lodge prices on
seeds, generally are too high; that some
body wants to make too big thing off
the farmers, these hard times. d. Stock
has wintered well this winter; there will
be no loss to amount to anything. If
we had the range for cattle TO roam
over, instead of so many Enclosures.
stock would have wintered ON the range
very well. G. w. Baldwin sold ont
last fall and has given possession. He
is living on Miss Mans place at pres
ent. He has lived here for the last four
years, and is undecided as TO where he
will locate; he says he likes Barber
county too we'll to leave it. Hope he
may conclude to locate again in our
midst, as he is good citizen. William
Graham, of Lake City takes his place,
and is fixing to put in crop, of which
he is going to SOW three acres in onion
seed. -. ID. Wise and family have
moved to Butler county. =. Our literary
society has closed for the present, owing
to the fact that some of our members
are changing around. Our school is
progressing nicely; the cry is that there
Is no money to pay our teacher. Who
hds not paid their taxes? L would say
eastern spectators, of course. q. d. The
health of the community is getting
better. John McGrath is better. &.
Clay McGrath's wife is able to be
around again. ". b. McElwain re-
turned from West Virginia, and says
Barber county is good enough for him.
One of his nephews accompanied him
home. PADDY MILES.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07

TIE Mills Tariff bill was published on the
1st Wool, lumber, salt, AK, jute, bag
ging, tin plates, soap. oils, copper, opium,
pulp works OF art and other products were
placed on the free list Tie duties on a
large number Of articles were also reduced.
The reduction contemplated amounted to
t53,OO0,OOO. No change was proposed in the
internal revenue.
THE Secretary Of the Treasury has been
advised Of an organized movement for the
emigration OF German convicts to this
country aud has taken steps TO guard
against such.
Mr. GENSADIUs. the new Greek Minister
to the United States, was officially re-
ceived by the President on the I'd with the
usual formalities.
ATTORNEY GARLAND has caused
to be prepared bill OF complaint addressed
20 the Judges OF the United States Circuit
Court for the Distric. Of Kansas, bringing
suit against Magnus Swenson, the lurposo
being TO cancel the sorghum sugar patents
taken out By him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07

An eastern paper SAYS; $50 west,
and freeze 90 death In a blizzard, or get
bowed up in a cyclone. OF get eaten
mp with grasshoppers, or die Of thirst in
n drouth.r II might have added: Or
stay IN the east aud be "blowed" up in
cgotism. or eaten up with poor rela-
tions. or sill yourself drinking poor
whisky. OF ge: drowned in freshet, or
get buried IN toe mud. or be sluggcd by
starving thugs and robbers, OF die OF
winter cholera. OF pass a lifetime with
fever aud ague, or suffocate with the
oppressive and foul atmosphere, or die
of old age at 40. caused by overwork in
trying to scratch a living out Of the
clayey and rocky hills, and after an an
profitable and useless life, doing moth
ing 90 make your fellow beings happier
or richer. be chucked In grave that
was dug with dynamite, and make way
for q more progressive generation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07
TIE EAST.

W. B. REILLY, shoe manufacturer OF Au-
burn, N y, has made general assign
ment because Of the failure of the First
National Bank OF that place. His assets
and Liabilities are not known.
FIRE in Salamanca, n. Y, the other
morning destroyed three business blocks,
three residences and rink and their con-
tents, causing S75, 700 loss.
GOVERNOR GREEN, of New Jersey, has
vetoed the Local Option High License bill
passed by the Legislature.
THE grand jury at New York has refused
to indict Gould and Sage for larceny OF the
Kansas Pacific bonds, the statute of limita-
lions operating as a bar.
DURING a concert at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
recently, lima On Murska tainted away on
the stage. An effort was made to resume,
but she was too I'll 10 stand, and was taken
Immediately TO the hotel. Her life was de-
SPARED Of
SERIOUS fire took place in New York
on the 1st. destroying the furniture fac
tory OF Potter q Stimus, Forty-second
street and Lexington avenue. The loss was
estimated at Sl.0OO OO0 A portion of the ele-
vaied railroad was destroyed during the
progress OF the fire.
1T is reported in New York that Brazil
will take steps in May to abolish slavery
throughout its domain.
JAMES f. MURDOCH, Of Cincinnati, the
veteran actor, has been elected president
Of the Philadelphia School of Execution
and Oratory.
GENERAL JOHN NEWTON has resigned the
position Of Commissioner of Public Works
OF New York City in order to accept the
place Of Chief Of the Coast Survey.
ANOTHER attempt will be made TO have
Gould and Sage indicted. The case will be
reopened before the new grand jury in New
York on the plea that the court had no
right to instruct the last grand jury that
the statute Of limitations operated, there
being difference Of opinion in that view.
SEVERAL barges and canal boats in Brook
lyn, N. Y, were destroyed by fire recently
with their contents. Loss, 800 200.
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN and Phil d. Armour
were among the passengers from New York
to England on the Sd.
AMOS Bronson ALCoTT of the famous
Concord School of Transcendental Phil
osophy and author of philosophical and
critical works, died in Boston on the 4th at
the age Of eighty-eight years.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07
TIE snurH

CITY MARSHAL FARMER, of Fort Worth,
Tex, has received q telegram from Officer
Evans, dated Rosenberg, TO the effect that
w. l.. Benson, the man arrested for the
fearful Gainesville crime of July ID, 1887,
had tried to escape by jumping from the
train aud was fatally injured. The murder
was horrible one, Miss Genie Watkins
being murdered and Miss Bostick mutt
lated.
AT a settlement known as the Spanish
camp, about sixty miles from Houston,
Tex, composed Of Mexicans, negroes and
desperate whites, a negro cabin was set on
fire and the occupants brutality shot down
as they ran from the burning house. Five
were killed outright, one severely wounded,
and two others consumed IN the burning
dwelling. Another negro was also found
hanged The negroes had recently gained
possession Of the property In a lawsuit and
this was thought TO have occasioned the
butchery.
The Union League Club House in Mime
apohs was destroyed by fire the other morn
ing, causing $4,000 loss.
COLONEL Z. b. CASH, the famous duelist
and fire eater" who killed Colonel Will
lam NJ. Shannon, prominent lawyer, in a
duel in August, 1850. and who subsequently
defed the State to arrest him, died in
Chesterfield County, s. c., recently, of
paralysis, aged sixty-six years. He was
buried beside his son, Bog2au Cash, q
young desperate who was killed by a
sheriff IS posse while resisting arrest for
the murder Of the town marshal OF Cheraw.
Before the war Colonel Cash owned several
hundred slaves.
TRAIS No. 2 north banRd On the 81 Louis,
Arkansas a. Texas was robbed by three
men near Kingsland. Ark, on the morning
Of the och. About $4,000 was taken from
the express.
MRs. MARTHA BURcu, the missing Ken
lucky heiress, has turned up in Nicholas
vile. that State, but has not accounted for
her absence.
TIE Supreme Court Of Alabama has de
cided the act establishing a colored uni
versity to be Unconstitutional on the
ground that the money appropriated was
part OF a-fund which had been declared by
the Constitution to be for common schools,
and which could not be used for nnIver-
sity.
EbWIx BARBOUR, son of Hon. James Bar
hour, recently shot and killed Ellis Will
liams, at Culpepper Court House, Va. The
shooting grew out OF n newspaper csntro-
versy. Barbour is a nephew Of United
States Senator-elect Barbour.
Two small children of Thomas Jones. CO.,
ored. Of Hampton, Va, were burned 10
death recently.
A DISASTROUS wreck on the Southern Pa
cific occurred fifty miles east Of San An
tonic, Tex, recently. AS local freight No.
- was crossing Hondo creek the bridge
gave way when the engine had just passed
over, killing Bob Hardesty, brakeman,
and San Antonio st0ckman named Eth
eridge outright, ard breaking bo'h legs OF
Conductor George Dav dson and Brakeman
Lem Hall
FIRE in Wins borough. s. c., the other
day destroyed the Episcopal Church, a
livery stable. TIVE stores and several
smaller buildings
TuE Mississippi State s ma has passed
bill appropriating SIC. 900 for Confederate
monument
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07

The superintendent of the Kansas
insane asylums has addressed letter
TO the probate judges of the state, call
their attention to the fact that the two
asylums-One at OsawatOmie and one
at Topeka-are now almost completely
full and in a short time admission will
have to be refused to other patients OF
the probate judges will be called on to
remove chronic and incurable cases to
make room for recent and presumably
durable ones. The superintendent
therefore requests that probate judges
make no application for the admission
of any insane person unless the case be
of an urgent character, He also re-
quests that probate judges be prepared
TO promptly remove any patient order
ed discharged or any one whose removal
is required to make room for new APP
plicants.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07

Wichita Eagle, March 4th, I'm his
rounds yesterday, Scribbler met an
official of the Rock Island road, and
asked him how it was about the pro-
posed line of their road from Wichita
TO Pratt. "Well, now" said the official,
II will tell you something about this
western extension of the Rock Island
from Wichita" He drew a railroad
map from his pocket and with one hand
held it up against the wall. Now" he
said, you can see by running from
here to Pratt we would have to make
considerable of curve, or else run
right alongside of the Wichita & West
ern. That is not the thing TO do" He
then took his pencil and drew line
directly from Wichita TO Medicine
Lodge and thence south Of west from
Medicine Lodge to a point where the
western branch of the Rock Island will
enter the territory. That" said he,
us the route we want to go. Now, that
is all want 10 say about it now"