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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

CHAIRMAN MIDGELY and the gentlemen
acting with him on the committee having
charge of the question of through rates to
Colorado, have agreed to make the rates on
commodities from Chicago 20 to 25 per cent.
below the authorized rates from New Y ork.
This includes all articles which in the East
come under the head of commodities.
THE President has nominated Melville w.
Fuller, OF Chicago, to be Chief Justice OF
the United States. Mr.. Fuller was born in
Augusta, Me-, February IL, 1888.
The Senate bill granting right of way
through the Indian Territory to the Kan
Sas City and Pacific railway has been
passed by the House.
The decrease in the public debt during
the month of April was So, 100000
THE Comptroller of the Currency has
declared a second dividend of 20 per cent.
in favor of the First National Bank of Pine
Bluff, Ark.
THEODORE f. DWIGHT, Librarian Of the
State Department, has tenderad his
resignation to take effect June 1 and it has
been accepted.
THE Washington Woman's Suffrage As
ISOLATION has passed a resolution for
women to withdraw from churches where
the pastors uphold the decision of the
Methodist General Conference at New
York, which recently refused to admit
woman delegates.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
THE LATEST.

JUDGE ARNOLD kREKEL, United States
Judge for the Western District of Missouri,
has decided to retire from the bench.
Judge Krekel has been for some time in
poor health.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for the
seven days ended May numbered for the
United States, 209; Canada, IS; total, 234 /;
compared with 223 the previous week and
lS2 the corresponding week of last year.
A HORRIBLE and mysterious affair was
reported from Arlington, Neb., on the 4th.
A barn on the Freese farm was destroyed
by fire, and in the runs were found the
bodies of seven persons. The hired man
was missing and suspicion existed that
he had committed a terrible crime.
THE Senate was not in session on the 4th.
The House continued the discussion on the
Tariff bill.
The Philadelphia Times of the 5th pub
lished letter from New York stating that
arrangements were consummated by which
Hon. James G. Blaine would b0 a candi-
date for the Republican nomination to the
Presidency.
A CROWD of excited Southerners burned
Senator ingalls, in effigy at Lebanon, Tenn,
recently.
The Emperor OF Germany was so much
improved on the 4th that his physicians
announced that no more bulletins would be
issued unless he took a relapse.
ROBERT BLAINE, brother OF James e., has
been removed from his position as curator
of the Museum of the Agricultural Bureau.
The position is under the Civil-Servics
rules.
AN explosion of gas occurred recently in
a tunnel in course of construction near Mes
siua, Sicily. Six workmen were killed ard
many more fatally injured, several of whom
were rescued in dying condition. At the
time of the accident $50 workmen were in
the tunnel.
DR. D. W. BLISS, of Washington, who was
physlcian-in- chief to President Garfield
from the time he was shot by Guiteau un-
til his death, was reported seriously i'll on
the 4th.
THE Fisheries treaty has been ratified by
Canada
A STORM blew down several houses in the
new town of Berring, Iowa, on the Santa
Fe railroad. James Myers, of Memphis,
Mo-, was killed in a falling building.
A BAD condition of affairs exists. in
Lowndes County, Ala, growing out of the
recent lynching of a negro murderer by a
white mob. The negroes had been threat
ening vengeance and on the 4th the sheriff
arrested fifteen of them On the way
back 10 Hayneville, the county seat, a con-
f1ict ensued and two white men Were
wounded and several negroes killed. Fur
Their trouble was feared.
The cracker factory at Los Angeles, CAL
and b. Webber's residence were destroyed
by nre the other night. One man persisted
Loss, S6o, COO; insurance small.
BY collision near Sorrento, Ill, recently
between passenger and a freight train,
two men were killed and several badly in
jured.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS-
The Senate was not in session on the
18th. The entire day in the House was given
up to debate on the Tarin bill, but with only
about thirty i've members present
AMONG the bills reported to the Senate
on the S0th was one increasing the salary OF
United States distr ct judges to 5000. The
Land Forfeiture bill was briefly discussed and
a bill passed authorizing the sale of a tract OF
land in the Leavenworth military reservation
to the water works company. The Information
al Copyright bill was then debated until ad-
journment. Immediately upon ASSEMBLE ng the
House resumed consideration of the Tariff bill
and debate continued during the entire day.
IN the Senate on May !, at the conclusion
OF the morning business, Senator Stewards
Silver Coinage resolution was adopted. and the
building at mporia, Kan. According to pre-
vious notice, Senator Ingalls, then ad-
dressed the Senate in reply to the speech
OF Senator voorhees, delivered some days
previous. Senator Eustis spoke briefly in re-
ply to charges made by ingalls, against the
South. Adjourned. =. In the House the Senate
bill passed granting right OF way through the
Indian Territory to the Kansas City Pacific
Railroad. Debate on the Tariff bill was then
resumed and continued until adjournment.
LITER routine business on the I'd the
Ser ate went into executive session. When the
doors were opened the bill passed appropriate
ing 100000 for public building at Atchison,
Kan. After further debate on the Land For
1SlLuFc IL W0ut over. Inc OcndLC tHCii
passed 1O4 pension bills in forty-six minutes.
The bill to amend the Interstate Commerce
law was reported from committee. The bill
passed authorizing the sale OF the Fort Sedg-
wick military reservation in Colorado and Ne
braska to actual settlers. The Tarin debate
took up the whole day In the House.
IN the Senate the Sd among the bills
reported by committees was the bill to place
General Pieasanton on the retired list with the
. rank of Colonel Mr.. Stewart introduced bill
tor aOIIfa ff1o fir,1Io of he NO
treaty. The Senate then resumed considera-
ton of the Land Grant Forfeiture bill, which.
after debate, was laid aside and the Animal
Industry Bureau bill taken up. Sen
ators Vest and Plumb. in discussing the
BILL took opportunity to scorch the cattle pool
of Chicago, which they characterized as arbitra-
ry in fixing prices OF cattle that were ruinous
to cattle raisers of the West. Adjourned until
Monday. After adopting the conference re-
port on the joint resolution accepting the invl-
tation by the United States to take part in the
French exhibition at Paris IN 1889, the House
took up the Tariff bill and debate continued I'M
til adjournment.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
THE EAST.

NINE. DIss DEBAR has been held in s., 900
bonds for swindling Lawyer Marsh, of
New York.
Four steamships on the Goth landed 8, 900
immigrants in Castle Garden. The num-
Der during the week was 21,772, of whom
one-third were from Italy.
THE Tweedy hat mandatory, of Dan
bury, Conn, has closed down.
seth THOMAS, the head of the Seth
Thomas Clock and Watch Manufacturing
Company, died recently at Thomastown,
Conn.,, aged seventy-one years. He was
born at Thomastown and was the son of
Seth Thomas, the original founder of the
1rm.
THa Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
Seclared a semi-annual dividend of 21% per
cent.
The Methodist general conference met at
New York on the 1st. Delegates were
present from all parts of the world.
fHR New York Metal Exchange was q
scene of wild excitement on the 1st, the
price of TIN leading the way in disastrous
depreciation.
THE second National Republican anti
saloon convention was held in the hall of
the Cooper Institute, New York, on the Cd,
delegates from all the States being in at
tendance.
WILLIAM j. PIPARD, an old member of
the New York Stock Exchange, shot him
S0i1 III DrOOklyn uOJel Tue OJner QaV.
CONNECTICUT Democrats met at Hartford
on the I'd. The platform reaffirmed the
National platform of 1884 and indorsed the
Administration.
PENNSYLVANIA Prohibitionists met at
Harrisburg on the I'd.
THE New York Board of Alderman has
passed resolutions requesting Governor
Hill not to approve the High-License bill
passed by the Legislature, because as a
tao measure 1t was inequitable and on
oSheP grounds.
fsA independent German riiemen OF
New York have sent to the Empress of Ger
WAay coo marks for the relief of the food
e4cSi1S.
BURGLARS entered "Mark Twain's" house
ee HArtfoFd, Conn.,, the other night and
et0se his shoes, two overcoats, some nap
Gin rings and other small articles.
rs New York Sun of the Sd had sem
satiooas dispatch from Berlin stating that
GernSny was On the verge of Socialist
revosVkion.
Tvs aupreme Court of Massachusetts has
conHrEned the sentence of Mrs. Robinson,
tAe @a c2essle poisoner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
HORRIBLE Death.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 4.-Robert Jones,
an employee OF the Grand Avenue Cable
Railway Company, met with a most horri-
bic death yesterday afternoon. He was an
oiler, and went down through a shaft to oil
the large shoe wheel at the Westport end
Of the line. 1t seems he entered at the
wrong side of the wheel, and in some way
was thrown against the cable, which, on
that end OF the road, runs at a high rate Of
speed. In an instant Jones was drawn into
the deadly coil and carried clear around the
wheel. Death was instantaneous, the I'M
fortunate victim not even uttering a cry.
The reported robbery Of the mails near
Baltimore is denied by the postal authori-
lies
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
An OmcIaI Dead.

WASHINGTON, May AIR. Charles Ly-
man. for many years at the head of the
Dead Letter Office OF the Post-office Depart
ment, died at his residence in this
city yesterday evening, in the eightieth
year OF his age. Mr. Lyman
came TO Washington about twenty-seven
years ago and was put III charge of the
Dead Letter Office at a time when it's bust
ness was all transacted by himself and one
clerk. Under lns direction the office grew
TO its present proportions
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
IngalIs Burned In EmSx.

LEBANON, Tenn, May 4.-Pubic indigna-
ton here was aroused to such pitch by
the speech of Senator Ingalls, on Tuesday,
that late last night about two hundred
citizens assembled. placed effigy of the
Kansas Senator in a wagon and marched
through the principal streets Of TIE town
into the suburbs and there burned the
figure
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
THE WEST.

The Wisconsin Democratic State Central
oRuissee hes elected John L. Mitchell, of
Mn3Anxee, to represent Wisconsin in the
EotSsoAl Committee, vice William F. Villas,
1esiEned.
SAr& DKnDLK has been arrested in Min
2eAeDsis for ahducting he midget daughter
% MA. Thompson, Of ST. Paul, MINI. He
a22sked At the child had been ill-treated
at koena. which statement she confirmed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
Escaped the GaIIows.

FORT SMITH, Ark, May L-Jeferson Hill
derbrand, the respited murderer, died in
the hospital OF the Federal Jail this morn
ing OF consumption. He was to have been
hanged last Friday with Crow, Moss and
HILL but on account OF his condition the
President granted him a respite to June 6.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
Dut..nhofer,s Rumbur.

LASCAsTER, Pa, May L-W illianI G. Du1-
tenhoter, tax collector of Columbia bur
ough, is q 81, 900 defArlter. His bondsmeu
declared their signatures 20 the bond wers
forged. Duttenhofer admits the forgery.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10

Hon. James Russell Lowell, Of Boston
reached Queenstown, Ireland, on the 3ote
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
= THE SOUTH.

A PEANUT trust has been formed in Nor
folk, Va, embracing firms engaged In the
peanut trade IN St Louis, Cincinnati, New
York and No folk, Petersburg and Smith
field, Va The trust comprises the entire
peanut interest in the country with the ex-
ception Of three small factories.
GENERAL WRIT ADAMS. postmaster of
jackson, Miss, and John Martin, editor of
the Neao Mississippian, fought street ouel
on the 1st and both were killed. The editor
accused the postmaster of 'Obliquities'' in
delivering the newspaper mail, and this
was supposed to have caused the shooting.
TWENTY houses in Trenton, KY, were
destroyed by fire recently, causing a loss
of $35, 600
Two negroes were lynched on the night
OF the S0th-one at Summerville, Ga, and
one at Silons, Miss. Both were charged
with outrage.
A CREvAssE was reported on the 1st in
the bank of the bayou at Lafourche La.
DURING the last few days myriads Of
army worms have made their appearance
in the vicinity of Gainesville, Tex.
EIGHT hundred men working in the Pratt
mines near Birmingham, Ala, have struck
for continuance of the old scale of wages.
THREE stills and five moonshiners were
captured in the last raid of United States
revenue officers in Clay and Cleburne
Counties, Ala
Two farmers near Owens ooro XIV, were
called from their houses by mob recently
and whipped severely, and then warned to
leave the county.
THE reported robbery of the mails near
Baltimore is denied by the postal authori-
ties.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-05-10
GENERAL

EMPEROR FREDERICk had a slight relapse
on the 1st.
A FINANCIAL crisis was reported in
Buenos Ayres. Fifteen banking houses
had suspended, the liabilities of one
amounting to 7,0OO, 900 pesos
THE Sultan of Morocco has refused to
submit his differences with the United
States to arbitration and the dispute has
been reopened.
PROF. GOODWIN SMITH, writing in regard
to the rebuke given HIM by Chauncey NJ.
Depew for talking politics at public din
ner, says that "the Presidential fever is
burning in Depew's veins" that Depew's
protest was a distinct bid for the Irish
vote, and that Depew recently sat through
banquet at which Irish politics were
freely talked, without making any protest.
THREE laborer5 the Traus-Andine
railroad, in the Cordilleras, Chilli were
frozen to death recently, during the preva-
lence OF a blizzard.
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t
oBITO.

ACabamos de experimental la
p6rdida de nuestro apreciable an
ciano, probo y honrado ciudadano
espanol, natural de Moron (Sevilla),
don Francisco Camera y Martin,
padre de la digna Profesora de este
pueblo (dona Oarmen). Su probi-
dad y honradez rayaron q grande
allure en- todas parties.
=; rue ell venerable padre y
amigo, acompanando Asa aprecia-
ble fanlilia & esta Antilla, prodi-
gAndole los mas acendrados y ca
rinosos cuidados, y espirando entire
los brazos de esta.
Damos el mas sentido p6same &
M inconsOlable familia.
iQue descanse en- la mansion de
los iustos! (La inhumaci6n hoy J.
Tarios amigos.
Yauco, 3 de Agosto 1888.
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DEFUNCIoN.

Nuestros buenos Y consequences
amigos don jose A. Oajas y dofia
Rita Gals han tenido en- el dia 81
del pr6ximo pasado una perdida
irreparable: la de su querido hJo
Rafael. que entreg6 su alma & DiOs
& las cnatro de Ia tarde; estos
padres amantisimos, 10 mismo que
sus distinguidas hijas, Sc han des-
~vivido On la larga (once aflos) y
penosa enfermedad del que "a no
existe, ' se les ha visto dnrante
ella, atenderlo siempre con carino-
sisima solicitul, sin que jamas Sc
lea oyera nj una queja, nj un la
nnento. sino dando una prueba elO-
cuentisima de resignaci6n cristiana,
digna de imitarse.
+. al entierro estuv0 concurridisi-
mo. prueba inequfvoca de las ge-
nerales simpatias de que gozan los
padres del fnado; y & 81 SO vieron
asistir todas las personals visibles
de este pueblo, sin exception algu-
ma acom mpafiadas de muchos sei1o-
ros de Hum Gao, Capital, Juncos,
Oaruas ' Gurabo, pueblos { los
oue SO hizo extensive la invitaci6n.
Mas como pudiera haber sucedido
que por Ia premura del tempe no
hubieran podido cumplir los seflo-
res que Sc comisiOnaron On los
pueblos para hacer Ia invitaci6n
eextensiva E q todos los buenos ami
COS de la familia Cajas, sepan
estos amigos que la invitaci6n
fu6 general, y diseulpen q los Sres.
que entendieran en- ella, pues
no 90 extralo que, dado el POGO
tempo de que pudieron disponer,
cometieyan algunAs omisiones.
No terminaremos sin hacer cons
tar eli diguo proceder del Sr. Parfo-
90 de Juncoa, D. Oelestino Perez
Pericsl,, el que, al saber la noticia
de la muerte dol hUo de 81 amigo
Oaias, $ 4 pesar de estar entermo,
se nrso eli el acto en- camino para
acoh. 6sr, sin inter6s ninguno, al
venerable Parroco de este pueblo
en- ell entierro, como demonstration
de carifio 4 gu citado amigo. Re-
ciba, pues, el Sr. Peric6n nuestra
sincera felicitaci6n por este acto.
San Lorenzo, 8 de Agosto 1888.
Tarios amigos.
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Ia LIYgADA DE Las G0LOADsllsS.

RE 10 primavera en- nuestros cam
nos alfombrados de vefdura. ALA, !
ID leios. alzan 50 Gina Las montahss,
libres W dsla nevada corona que el
invierno las ciners. En- el sire vsgsn
eauvioS de- snave calor, perfumes de
flores, aromas de ysrba verde recien
brotada del seno Amante de 10 terra.
Apuntan las forss, reverdecen los Dr.
boles, corren tFanquilos los arroyos, y
On el seno del bosque bdscanse los pA.
jaros CON arruIlos de amor, y Sc revnel-
ven en- sus nidos 4 medic construir.
Todo nace, todo surge, todo brots, CO.
mo paliendo de- las tristezas invernales
81 magico conjuro de una hada bisn-
hechora.
Ysn 10 alta torre del campanario,
que sobrs 81 pueblo 90 levanta, llevan-
do en- IN chspids ID redentcra cruz de
Ia religion cristiana, ALI donde heridss
DOR los primeros rayos dc lus del sol
relucen con reAejos brillantes las
campanas, ahora dormidas J calladas,
vocingleras , stronadoras cuando ID
.mano del sacfistan las musve para que
canten en- mstAlicos himnos las alabsu.
zas del Senior, llegan en- desbandado
mot6n, giran en- coDfuso revolotso las
aves queridas de los pobres, las nsgrAs
viaieras que do tan lArgas tisrfas vie.
nen & anunciarnos 81 fin dc los frios ,
el nacimisnto dc les Aores, lAs COLON.
drinae, que snidan en- nuestros tejsdos,
golpeAn con el ala nuestros crista
les, y nos cuentan en- "a iguorsdo lem
guaje Las maravillas que han visto On
sus excufsiones mistsriosAs.
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ia de nusstros campos, J como snamo
radas del sol que hscs lucir sl Negro
plumsje de que 90 cusrpo % rsyists
tras 81 se van cuando el sstro del dil
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far los niesss On nuestros campos ,
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Las enlt ndrinas han aldo sismpr
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sufre terribles dolores, porqus no tie
ne hogar que 10 AbFigus nj ropas con
fortab.ss que 10 c1bran, J sl hAtto fri
del inyiefno 10 muerde sus desnnda
carnss CON atenasamientos de doloi
hiela % sangre , agota sus fusrsas.
Todos los pusblos dsscsndien.ss a
las Asias, guardando On % alma com
dsp6sito inAprsciAbls las sresncias q
sus antepasados, aman 81 die , odiA
10 noche, anhslan 10 los , tsmsn 10 o,
cufidad, cantan himnos de- goso al .,
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Todo 10 que 60 bueno, J tOdo 10 que +,
puro, y todo 10 que % santo do ides
40 calor, dc lns, Dc vida, en- ID ID
viven los stres qas pfotsgsn
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| IMPORTAC oRES Y EXPORTADORES
| Giran letras sobre las capita.es y principalef
poblaciones de Espaha, 1sla de Cuba, Estados-
Unidos Inglaterra.
Agentes de la Compaiia Trasatlantica de
vapores de PINILLos, Sde,az q c., de Cadiz.
Agentes de la Compadia de Seguros Mariti-
mos del Lloyd Ingles: The Underwriting q
Agency a ssociation Limited.