Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-29
NEWS BRENITIES.

Prince Baudoin, nephew of King Leopold
of Belgium, and heir to the throne is dead.
| Nearly all the roads and railroads through
| out Austria are more or less blocked with
snow.
A year ago the average daily production of
petroleum In Pennsylvania was $4,000 bar
rels. Now it is 5000.
The palace of justice at Rouen, France, a
| building widely noted for its architectural
beauty, has been destroyed by fire.
Governor Hovey, of Indiana has informed
the legislature that James Murdoch, of the
northern" prison, Is very large defaulter.
fresh revolution has broken out in the
province of Entire Rios, Argentine Republic.
This province lies between the Uruguay and
Parana rivers.
wool storage warehouse and Brussels
carpet mill. near Philadelphia, is destroyed
by fire, 1t was the largest establishment of
the kind in America
crowd of about 500 Russian Hebrews,
men, women and children. recently landed
at Dover, with the intention of proceeding
to the United States.
John n. Galloway, once very prominent
Kansas democrat. resident at Fort Scott,
went from there to Guthrie, o. T., and re-
Gently died there of acute pneumonia.
At Rochester, n. Y, an agreement was
signed by every salt producing trim aud
company in the western New York field that
the prices of 1880 shall be maintained through
1891.
Surgeon General Hamilton is preparing to
manufacture the Koch lymph at the labra-
tory of the Marine hospital, New York; and
expects congress to put up the cash to erect
another labratory at Washington.
The first opinion rendered by Justice
Brown of the supreme court is to the effect
that the son of pOlygamous marriage, born
twelve months after the passage of the Ed,
munds and Tucker anti-pSlygamy acts,
can not inherit from his fathers estate.
Senator ingalls, has been approached by
prominent lecture agent TO get his consent
to go on the lecture platform. MIR. Ingalls,
replied: ''My dear sir, shall be extremely
busy with my senatorial duties during the
next SIX years, and don't see how can find
time to lecture"
Dispatches from all parts of France telling
of great inconvenience and suffering caused
by the intense cold weather are received.
The harbors of Toulon and Laseyne are fro
zen over for the first time on record. The
olive crop in the department of the Gard is
fast being ruined.
John Gilmore, Jr., has returned to Elmira,
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snec,a, 70 tho 6. Ions Renub,ic from
Lincoln Neb, saws that ex- Governor Tbaver.
who has been suffering from nervous pros
tration, brought on by political compiled
tions in the legislature, became a raynp
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ultimate success and are certain that the bill
cannot be kept indefinitely in committee and
within reasonable time the coinage COM
mittee will order a report to be made, not
outstanding all efforts to prevent the bill
having an opportunity for consideration.
The Missouri legislature Is endeavorino IN
construct meat inspection bill which will
Mt ;nterfere with the interstate commerce
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