Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-08-06
News ChlnkInas.

SoCIAL1sTIC STRESGTH.-In the election at
Cassel for member OF the reichstag, Ende-
mann, the national liberal, received 10. $50
votes, against 1906 for Pfannkuch, socialist,
while Pfannkuch had only the socialist vote.
Or INDIANA--General Daniel McCauly, of
Indiana, has heen rendered the Office of
chief OF the appointment division of the
treasury department vice Moore resigned
SoUTHERS SECURITIEs.-Rumor has it
that heavy operators in Richmond Terminal
and other southern securities, had become
embarrassed, and it Is now reported that one
one of them has failed to make an account
good and an assignment is looked for.
DEAF MUTEs.-The state of New York
Sports seven schools for deaf mutes, in
which there are about 1900 pupils. These
schools have graduated many thousands,
and most of them are doing well.
Row on A TRAIS.-There was a fight on
the platoon of the rear end of an excursion
train near lockwood Pa A policeman, drew
his revolver to quell the row, when the crowd
sprang upon HIM and forced him between
the cars. Kelly dropped under the wheels
and was killed. Mucas Myrse of Lathrop
was thrown from the platform and killed.
Milton Pyle of Somerset was hurled through
the air an struck on the rocks, crushing his
skull He will probably die.
MAGSATEs MEEr.-Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop Ireland called and spent some
time with the president at his cottage at Cape
May. The cardinals health which was poor
much benefited by his short stay.
CHURCHES CLOsED.-Fresh trouble has
arisen between between the pope and the
Italian government. Tho government has
closed several parish churches; which, haT-
ing had their source of revenue contscated,
found themselves no longer able to provide
the expenses of public worship.
Losing FARAIs.-The house of John Kahn,
which stood in the midst of 100 acres. about
six miles north of Atchison, now stands on
an island of seven acres. The river is still
cutting the Missouri bank. Other farmers
have lost considerable land by the changing
of the course of the river.
The Observation-Disclosures Melbourne
was exultant over the success of experiments.
He set day for his eighth experiment and il
was wet and unqualified success.
He now claims to his credit seven successes.
as against one failure, and tnat is set down
to a broken machine.
REFUSES To PAY BuIs.-State Comptroller
COlgan of California has refused to draw his
warrant for the amount due as Office rent for
the California Worlds falr commission. He
doubts the constitutionality of the act appro-
priating $500, 600 for the California exhibit
at the fair and wishes to have the question
decided by the supreme court before he pays
out any money.
FAMINE N RUssIA.-The sufferings of the
people from famine in the VOlga region,
Russia, are becoming intense. The pro-
vincial assembly of Kason reports 20 900
people without food.
MAINE FIsHERaIEN.-The United States
cutter Levi Woodbury. is patrolling the waters
at Campo Bello, where the Canadian cruiser
Dream seized six American fishing boats
some days ago In consequence of the Wood
bury's presence. Maine fishermen are said to
be openly catching fish within the Canadian
line.