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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

When you need mild laxative you
should have a medicine that will act
on the liver and kidneys as well as the
bowels. Beggs' Vegetable Liver Pills
are prepared expressly for this pur-
pose. Insist on getting them as they
have no superior and few equals.
Shaw & Co: Druggists.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

Il is now "Col. 0. B. Wilson,
Hayor."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

THE DEMOCRAT.
eQFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
IL sl.so PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. Ia
WILL E. STOKE, EDITOR
AND PROPRIETOR.
GREAT BEND, KANSAS
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.
For groceries, see Fosburg & Welch
Il is now "Col. o. B. Wilson,
Mayor"
Fosburg & WEIGH for fresh grocer
les At low prices.
Rev. J.W. Thompson left for
Nebraska last week.
w III w O1OA 1OtuAuOu 44Om xAdu6CS
City, Saturday night.
VIM. Eikmeire, of the south side,
was caller, Tuesday.
A. J. Hoisington, of Kansas City,
was on our streets Sunday.
j. B. Owings wants to show you
farm implements IF all kinds.
Thos. Deighton, of this city, has
been quite sick the last week.
Tom Address, of south side, left for
Kansas City Monday evening.
James McCaffery, west of town, will
soon move into his new residence.
A. s. Houck and Al Wilson, were
ever from Hoisington, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Patterson, of Pueblo, is
visiting relatives in Great Bend.
All our business houses should be
Handsomely decorated tomorrow.
Hon. F. A. Steckel. of Ellinwood,
was in city Monday, on business
Charlie King, Of this city, returned
Sunday from trip down into Texas.
Alva Kintner, formerly of Stafford
county, has removed to Great Bend.
Mrs. Allison, of Ell Dorado. is here
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. D. R.
Jones.
Hardware and cutlery att bargain,
1t T.. j. Flint's, west of First National
Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Bird, of CLAIR
ence, have = new girl, now a couple of
weeks old.
WANTED and wife to 60 on
farm until after harvest. Enquire at
this Office.
Seymour Fosburg and Will Doran
made Q flying trip to Denver the first
of the week.
Tom Clayton went to Chicago, Mon
day. with couple of car loads of cattle
for John Pasco.
T. B. Miller, Of Springfield, o. !,
u visiting with his brother, A. B.
Miller, Of this city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

The attention Of the proper author
tiles is called to a bad hole in the road
just at the north end of the Arkansaw
bridge. Farmers tell us it is almost
impossible to pass over it with heavy
load. Let the street commissioner Or
the road Observation-Disclosures duty it
may be-look after this at once.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

For groceries, see Fosburg & Welch
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

The fast mail train on the Santa Fe
will be started Sunday, June LIST. 1t
promises to be flyer.
Frank Farris and Frank Mcclure
left for Denver, Col, Sunday morning
last, to be gone week.
No one will sell you cheaper hard
ware, farm implements, cutlery, etc.,
than j. B. Owings, east of the post
Office.
The Ellinwood schools will close,
this week, for the summer vacation.
An excellent program will be ar
ranged.
Fish bait is now taken to the creek
in Original packages" Ask the
editor Of the guttersnipe it that is not
the fact.
Mrs. Maggie Jones, of Abilene,
returned with her sister, Mrs. Spencer,
last Saturday night, ON a visit to rela.
tives and friends.
The west part of the state was bless
ed with soaking rain Sunday night
last, and everything growing is refresh
ed and vigorous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Giles, and
VIM. Gagleman, of Clarence township,
visited in Ellinwood and vacinity a
few days last week.
T. j. Flint, west of First National
Bank, furnishes all kinds of sewing
machine needles and fixtures. Call
on him for repairs.
Tomorrow is Memorial day. Let
everybody turn out and assist the 6.
A. r. boys in paying due tribute to
the departed soldiers.
j. N. Donley, of Knoxville Iowa,
has been here for the past few days
on business connected with his ranch,
seven miles south of this city.
E. Simmons has added to his stock
of furnature a complete stock OF
undertakes goods, and solictis a
share of the public patronage.
Domestic sewing machines, and
fixtures and renairs for all kinds Oh
, 1890-01-02

BRUSSELS, Jan. Is p. m.-The roya
palace at Laeken. a suburb OF this city, i.
burning Princess Clemautine had a narrow
escape from burning to death. Her gov
erness was burned. All the royal collec.
ton was destroyed. The fire has been pre-
vented from reaching the kings private
rooms.
At 10 p. m the palace had the appear.
ance of a huge furnace and there came
from 1t constant crashes and volcanic
bursts of flames and sparks, as portions OF
the timber. stone or other masses of de-
bris fell into the fire. The heat was so
great as to totally prevent the approach
of the small fire brigade, which at best,
could nave done but little. The queens
apartments have suffered most. Much
plate has been saved, but valuable pic
lures, gobelin tapestries and the great
library are all consumed. The king is
anxious about the statuarv in the rotunda.
There is little hope that any of it is saved
The only occupants in the palace at the
time of the breaking out of the fire were
Princess Clemeptine, aged II. a lady at.
tendant and her governess. The gov
erness, having escaped with the others,
returned to the princess apartments to
secure some v~aluables, and was suffocated
there
, 1890-01-02

ST.. Louis, Jan. l.-Interest in the
sensational divorce suit, Coates VS.. Coates,
was renewed to day when Mrs. f. H.
Coates received a letter from DR.. Goats,
her former husband, announcing that he
had lett for parts unknown, taking with
him their two children, Emma I, and
Mamie aged 5 years, When Mrs. Coates
was granted a divorce it was stipulated
the father should have the children with
him at certain intervals. DIR. Goats came
to st. Louis from Montgomery, Mo.
shortly before Christmas and sent for his
two children. This morning the mother
received a letter from Coates stating he
aud the children we're hundreds of miles
away and that she would not see them
again for four and a half years. Mrs
Coats is Frustrated with grief.
DIR. Coates shot and killed DR.. Keith
on Thirteenth and Pine streets a couple
OF weeks ago. He claimed the shooting
was provoked by Keith's attention to his
wife. Keith was a man nearly 10 years
of age and Coates assertions were not
credited by the friends and acquaintance
of the old doctor and Coates was put in
Jail on the charge of murder in the first
degree. When the trial came up the de-
tense was insanity. The plea was sus-
tanned by the Jury and Coates was &C.
quilted. but sent to an insane asylum.
After remaining in thr asylum three
months he was set free on the grounds
that he was thoroughly restored.
, 1890-01-02

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-All members of the
imperial family, court officials and mem
bers of the diplomatic corps attended
thanksgiving services In the castle chapel
to-day. Afterwards a grand reception
was held in White Hall. Later the i'm
perial family drove to the residence of
Dowager Empress Augusta and extended
New Years congratulations to her.
The royal reception was thinly attended
owing to influenza. Won Moltke was
present, looking hale. Tie kaiser de-
soended from his throne and grasped the
old soldiers hand. a compliment paid to
none other save Herr Boetticher. The
kaiser looked well but made no formal
speech.
, 1890-01-02
The Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 1.-The Ohio
legislature will convene Monday. The
body is Democratic in both branches.
One Of the most important duties of the
legislature will be the selection of United
States senator to succeed Henry B. Payne.
The leading candidates are Calvin s.
Brice Of Lima, John II. Thomas offspring.
field, and John A. Mcmahon of DAYTON.
Several others are mentioned as posi-
bilities. The managers for Brice have
been here for several days looking after
his interests and profess confidence that
they will be able to nominate on the sec
ond ballot after the members have com
plimented their local candidates so far as
they have any. The Thomas managers
claim they will show a strength of Thirty
one on the first ballot and gain steadily
till their man is nominated. The Brice
managers consider the claim ridiculous.
McMahon's headquarters are not opened.
, 1890-01-02
Mobbed by Newsboys.

~PITTsBURG, Jan. Several hundred
newsboys returning from their annual
newsboys' dinner almost created a riot on
Fifth avenue this afternoon. They first
attacked a crowd of Italians and Hebrews
and then turned their attention to the
non union gripmen and conductors on tie
Pittsburg traction road. The boys began
by calling them scabs and then made an
assault upon the cars. Sticks, stones and
mud were thrown and a general fight fol-
lowed. The streets in the vicinity were
soon black with people and the regular
force Of police being powerIess to dispense
the crowd. were compelled to call out the
reserve. Finally the boys were driven off
and quiet restored. No one injured.
, 1890-01-02

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 1.-The great
Italian tragediaD, Salvini, is suffering
from a severe aud dangerous attack of la
grippe,
CHICAGO, Jan. l.-Of the Patti Opera
company, the great tenor, Tamango, Sig
nor Perigini, Nine. P~ettiniani, Nine.
Valda and Nine. Nordica, are down with
the grippe.
BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The rapid increase
in the number of cases of Influenza at
Wurzburg, Bavaria, rendered necessary
the erection OF several temporary hospit-
ais. There are 40, cases in Munich
and the epidemic is spreading in Dresden.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Steele has ad-
vices from St. Petersburg that the car is
still confined to his room; his doctors fear
complications.
, 1890-01-02

MINNEAPoLIs. Jan. 1.-The first of a
series of skating matches between Alex.
ander Paulsen of this city and Hugh J.
Mccormick came off to-day at the Palace
rink. Mccormick trailed Paulseu the en.
tire distance until the last lap and then
spurtcd gaining about ten yards when a
chain was thrown across the track and he
sustained a terrible fall. Paulscn won by
a couple of feet. A protest has been is.
sued against paying over the stake money,
$3.50. The time for five miles was twenty
minutes and eighteen seconds, ten miles
forty minutes and ffty-fve seconds, IF
teen miles, one hour, one minute and
thirty seven seconds.
, 1890-01-02

HELENA, Mont, Jan. I.-Republicans
of the house and senate met in Joint ses-
sion at noon to-day to ballot for senator.
Col. W. F. Sanders was elected unani-
mously on the first ballot. For second
senator the first ballot stood: Mantle IL,
Richard IL, Leavitt s, Hirchfeld 4, Pow
er 3, Carpenter /. The Joint session then
dissolved until tomorrow. The Demo-
cratic house and five senator's met at noon
for a joint session. No quorum present.
An informal ballot was then taken for
United States senator and resulted in the
choice of w. A. Clark, OF Butte, and
Martin Maginnis, of Helena.
, 1890-01-02

SAN Francisco. Jan. AT a meet
ing of the California club directors the
date OF the McAuliffe-C Carroll fight was
changed to March 81. The purse is
SO, 500. McAuliffe has a bad hand and
Carroll wants time to get to his weight,
SO the principals are well satisfied. The
February date will be filled with Pete
Mccoy and Charley Gleason, who will
fight to a finish for a 81, 500 purse. The
club is in communication with Slt vim with
a view of matching him with Joe Nc.
AulIffe. In case OF failure another at.
tempt will be made TO bring Kilsain here,
, 1890-01-02
A NEW YEAR TRAGEDY.
A Dissolute Character Kills a
Saloon-K Keeper
And Wounds a Chief of Police
Fatally.
The Royal Palace at Brussels
Burned.
a New Years Tragedy.

MINNEAPoLIs. Jan. IA Merrill,
Wis, special to the Tribune gives an &C.
count of a terrible New Years tragedy.
George Hendler, a dissolute char, cter had
been refused credit at David Sarvis' sa.
loon this morning, and after buying sew
eral drinks and paying for them, he
pulled a revolver and shot Sarvis in the
back, killing him almost Immediately.
Chief of Police Truax attempted to arrest
the murderer and was shot through the
lungs, probably fatally. Frank HAITI, a
night Waterman was shot in the shoulder
and arm. Hendler held the crowd at bay
for a while bus in attempting to escape
he stumbled and dropped his revolver,
He was bounced upon by the crowd and
taken to jail. He will probably be
lynched.
, 1890-01-02
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Freemdn'S Journal has stronp
reasons to believe that Lord Salisbury
Will dissolve parliament at the earliest
moment.
The annual report of the Kansas state
sugar inspector shows that 1923, 275
pounds was manufactured in 1889, against
COS, 273 in 1888.
L R. Kimball, aged 30, a veteran OF
the Texan army of ndependence, died at
Hartford Conn, to-day. He has been
dependent on charity for a number OF
years.
Richard X. Fox has a cablegram from
London saying that Slavin, the successful
pueilist, is about to marry Edith Slater.
a Margale barmaid,. and will bring his
bride to this country.
The Star says the marriage between
GwendoIyn Caldwell of America and
Prince Murat has been again arranged.
Prince Murat, the Star says, will accept
any allowance Miss Caldwell may grant
him.
The Liberty silk works, New York city,
were destroyed by a Ire to-day that in
volved losses to a number of manufac-
turing hrms aggregating 1925. 900. 1t Is
feared the engineer of the building per-
ished.
A - yea old boy, brother to the wit
ness who testified in the case of a man
named Dales, who was tried at Castle Is
land, Ireland, for murder. has been strang-
to deatk at that place. A man named
Conner has been arrested on the charge
of being the murderer.
Kennedy, the new lord mayor of Dub
lin, assumed duties to-day. The body
guard Of Sexton, the retiring lord mayor,
consisted of a number of national forrest
ers attired in Liucoln green, instead of the
usual body Of DRAGONS. Trade guilds
and members of the national league took
part in the procession.
, 1890-01-02

Boston, Jan. l.--Gilsoon P. Brown,
formerly senior member of tho failed
firm of Brown, Sleese & Clark, and treas.
urer of the Riverside and OsTego mills,
returned here from Canada yesterday.
He disappeared mysteriously from Bos-
ton August 9th last. He said t today to a
reporter that lie had returned voluntarily
to do all he could to aid in the settlement
of affairs. He feels his'leaving was a.mis-
take which he would not have made. but
that the blow came on him so suddenly
that he found himself going away from
Boston almost without knowing it. His
health was so affected that it was some
time before he repained complete possess
sion of his faculties. He never at heart
intended to wrong anyone.
, 1890-01-02

New YORK, Jan. Gabrielle ODER
bauer, the talented young crayon artist,
shot herself dead to day in her apartments
at 2l0 East Eighty-frst street, where her
brother Otto also lived. These two had
become alienated from other members OF
their family. Gabrielle had recently
learned hat William Brill, a wealthy glove
manufacturer who has been paying her
marked attention, was about to marry
another woman. This made her despond-
emit and led to suicide. Mr.. Brill could
not be seen TO day.
, 1890-01-02

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The steamship
Spain from Liverpool landed sixty three
passengers at Castle Garden to day.
When the vessel came up this morning
anchor was dropped in the middle of the
channel opposite Bedloes island. An
anchorage boat ordered her to leave the
channel and take proper anchorage and
her captain showed no disposition to obey
until the anchorage boat fired a blank
cartridge across the SPANS bows when
she speedily moved up to proper grounds.
, 1890-01-02

WASHINGTON, Jan. SENATOR Stan
ford, who with his wife is a fervent be-
lever in the justice of woman's suffrage,
has given $500 to Susan B. Anthony to-
wards printing and distributing pam
phlets on the subject. Five thousand
dollars will be sent to South Dakota to
aid in the elections which will be held
there next fall to decide the question of
Woman's right to vote.
, 1890-01-02

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. Dis
patches received tonight indicate there
are probabilities of trouble in Barnville
county. kilograms have been received
at Blackville and %neighboring towns ask
ing for aid and a special train left Black
vile with reinforcement to day. 1t is
said the negroes intend to burn the town
and the whole country seems to be up in
arms and a conflict between the blacks
and whites appears imminent.
, 1890-01-02

AsHEvILLE, n. c., Jan. IA terrible
tragedy took place in Mitchell county in
a drunken row Christmas day. Three
men were killed. Friday Monroe Gar
land, brothero of one OF the murdered men,
rode up to a crowd in the same place and
fired into the crowd, killing three and
w%oundIng twelve men,
, 1890-01-02

LIVERPOOL, Jan. I.-While procee ed
ing up the Mersey In a dense fog this
morning, the steamer City of Paris col.
lided with an outward bound steamer
The City of Paris lost her bowsprit ana
the other one her masts Great fright
prevailed On the City of Paris but no one
was kurt,
, 1890-01-02

GALVESTON, Tex Jan. l. A private
telegram received here gives meager &C
counts of atriple killing which occurred at
Brazona Monday evening. A man
named Walker was returning home when
he was fired upon from ambush by three
men. He Immediately returned fire and
succeeded in killing all three, but in the
conflict was seriously wounded and is not
expected to recover.
, 1890-01-02
SUFfOCATED.
3ds Smother in a London
School Fire.
Veto Milk
hch for Judge Brewer.
Presidents Official Recep.
lion a Brilliant Affair.
Twenty-Six suffocated.

}DoN, Jan. 1.-The boys section of
upper school in the district OF Forest
fn connection with the Whitechapel
Poplar Unions took fire last night
the inmates were asleep and was
fd with terrible results. Twenty six
In the upper stories suffocated.
height were safely taken from the
ing building amid terrible excitement.
matrons escaped by sliding down
ASipes; several boys escaped in the
fY by. The superintendent repeat
sf$ Jshed through the flames and
out a number of inmates. There
Z hundre persons in the institu-
t 1Ihe bodies OF those suffocated we're
to the main hall of the building,
fTas still profusely decorated with
7 l i;nas greens. The fire was caused
bverheated stove. The female de-
INT, in which were $50 girls, was
fched. The boys retired last even
4 he heigth of spirits. having been
led presents and a New Years fete
Rtfz The scenes in the main hall,
1tt 1.-THE bodies of the dead boys lie,
arrewing. Relatives and school
Il Apf those who persisted, were loud
ltations.
if FER reports Of the fire show it orig.
\ I'm the clothing room beneath the
IS Sdormitory. Smoke and flames issu
IRON a stove hue alarmed those sleep.
hg on the top floor and they escaped.
fire engines were promptly on the spot.
employees of an adjacent railway station
ushed to the scene and rendered valuable
assistance, The cries OF the boys una
lie TO escape we're terrible. The bodies of
boys were badly burned, but it is be-
they were suffocated before burned.
The ages of the dead range from I to 10
, 1890-01-02
Father Damen Dead.

.uaAHA, Jan. l.--Father Damen, s j..
Il at Creighton college this evening
i ! the effects of a stroke of paralysis
lived about five months ago at Chey-
ie, while on his way to the Paciiccoast.
, 1890-01-02
The Situation Unchanged.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. THE situa
ton on the Evansville & Terre Haute
and Evansville & indianapolis roads of
the Mackey system remains practically
unchanged at this point. Nothing but
passenger trains are moving. The FEEDER.
alton of Brotherhoods, of engineers, fire
men, conductors, switchmen and brake
men went into effect to day and unless
speedy settlement is reached there is a
probability that all these organizations
will take part in the strike.
, 1890-01-02

Mr.. W. II. Baldridge, druggist, Escon-
dido, CAL, says: "Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ia the best selling medicine |
handle. Everyone who uses 1t speaks in
glowing terms of its efficiency" For sale
By B, B. David, druggist.
, 1890-01-02

r1cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo,
, 1890-01-02

The Freemdn'S Journal has strong
reasons to believe hat Lord Salisbury
will dissolve parliament at the earliest
moment.
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The Spaniards were the best-dressed
men in Europe in the fifteenth century.
They were tho first 70 introd duce the
more saddish colors, as they were
termed, in mems attire-an innovation
that was accepted bv well-dressei men
the world over. When King Philip
married Queen Mary OF England, tho
exquisites took up the Spanish vogue,
which was maintained for many years
thereafter Philip Sydney, Sir Walter
Raleigh and others Of the royal set we're
the first 20 assume the costume Of
Spanish origin and make IL the fashion.
IL consisted Of very easy doublet f.
ting the body, the trunks 70 the knees
expanded srtifcially and below the
hose. The colors wero dark. Sir
Walter Ralsizh's white velvet suit,
decorated with pearls. was bold do
Walton from the usage Of the tinos
Is was worn at Queen Elizsbeth's ball
and has been immortslized on CANVAS
Clothisr and Furnisher