The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28
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WHITE EARTH. Feb. PA story
comes from Aitkin to the effect that
two children returning from school
were devoured by wolves near that
place
BERLIN. Feb. 22.-Max Bernstein, a
candidate for the Office of rabbi, has
been sentenced to imprisonment for
three monthe for drawing blood from d
Christian boy.
JUNCTION CITY, Kas., Feb. 21.-The
implement men of Kansas are in ses-
sion here. Their object is to form an
association for the promotion of the i'm
plement business throughout the state
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.- General
Master Workman Powderly, of the
knights of Labor, has issued another
special call, the second is year for per
capita contributions from the members
the of order.
BERLIN. Feb. 22.-Four German
ironclads at Genoa were ordered this
afternoon to sail for Samoa immedi
ately. The Cologne Gazette says it is
| not true that Morocco has coded terri
tory to Germany.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. PA whole block
of frame buildings, together with a
lumber yard and several dwellings in
| Rush Hill, Mo were burned Wednes-
|
small.
PrTTsBURG, Feb. 22.-Emmons
| Blaine, in response to direct ques-
ton as to whether his father would be
| in the cabinet, said to-day: Il have
not had doubt of bis being in the
cabinet. That has been the supposition
| ever since the election"
PITTsBRG. Feb. 22.-Notices will be
sent by the Panhandle road tomorrow
| To all section foremen to have. their
| track walkers exercise extra vigilence
| on their patrols during the passage of
| President-eiect Harrison's train on this
division. One man will be stationed at
| every mile.
ALLENTOWN. Pa, Feb. 22.-Edward
| Brown. aged IS, and Alfred HOLMAN,
aged Is, both residing at Coplay, were
walking on the Lehigh Valley track
| in returning home from Catasauqua
late last night, when they were struck
by passenger train and both instant
| ly killed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The funeral of
the late Colonel John Z. Yard, who
died at Fort Hayes. Kansas. on the 18th
inst. took place in this city to-day. The
Rev. DIR. Tiffany officiated. only reIa-
tives were in attendance and the inter
ment was in Greenwood cemetery.
BISMARCK, Dakota, Feb. 22.-The
weather last night and this morning
has been the most bitter experienced
this season. The Standing Rock stage
which should have arrived here last
night has not arrived, and nothing has
been asceytained as TO its whereabouts
Grave fears are entertained Cor the
driver and passengers.
NoRwALK, Ohio. Feb. 22.-Mis.
Minnie MarsealPs, a young lady of thil
city died in the dentists chair yester
. day. She had taken chloroform prep
aratory to having teeth drawn and i
caused her heart to cease beating. Z
/ is thought that she was affected Will
) heart disease.
NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-W. Wilson
} Woodruff. the secretary of the Cincin
5 natl, Hamilton s. Dayton railroad com
D pany, under the reorganization of tn
S company, which was effected by Henri
s 8. Ives and George III. Stayner, wa
{ arrested in Newark last night. I've
= and Stayner were indicted by the gran
], jury yesterday on a charge of gran
7 larceny. A batch Of indictments weI
: returned. and it is probable that th
q indictment OF Woodruff was anon
y the48.