Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

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Ths wlfs Of . lieuesuant - Tie Chicago
police force died from poison communicated
from the coloFin9 Of black kid gloves to .
needle prick on hes finger.
The statement thas revolution has broken
out in the province Of Cordova, Argentine,
il confirmed. There vas fling in the streets
OF Cordova. the capital OF the province.
Il has been practically decided ut Wash
ington to extend the AZ per cent loan at 2
per cent and to give the holders Of these
bonds the necessary ninety days notice.
In addition to large local, private subscrip-
tons for the relief Of needy sufferers by the
cyclone there, Audrain county, No.. county
commissioners nave appropriated $500
The Illinois senate has passed the wofid's
fair bill appropriating 81, 000000.
The Victoria, B. c., sealing pirates have
cent their protest against the proposed stop
ping Of their seal stealing by action OF the
British government
In Brick Pomeroy's mine near Silver
Plume, Colo, four men were converted into
atoms OF flesh by the explosion of 100 pounds
OF dynamite in the tunnel of the mine.
Sir George Stephens, president of the Ca
madam Pacific railroad. has been raised to
the peerage. This is the first instance of q
native of British colony being made peer.
The heavy rain storm of the evening Of
May 81 extended good distance east of
Kansas. Bridges and property was destroyed
by floods IN the western counties OF Missouri.
There are $50 families at Scottdale, Pa,
who are homeless and destitute; living in
sheds and coal houses. They are the coke
strikers who have been evicted. Aid Is So
licited to relieve their wants.
Sergeant A. M. Wagg, of the signal service,
il soon-within two or three weeks-t0 60 ON
the retired list of the army. ]. II. Dutt0n,
of Emporia. Kansas. has been appointed to
the place thus to be made vacant.
revolution has broken out at Port An
Prince, Hayti. The dispatch adds that a
state of siege has been proclaimed at Port
Au Prince. A French ironclad has been sent
to the scene of the disturbance.
Sir Antoine A. Dorien. chief justice of the
Quebec queens bench court and formerly
leader of the Quebec liberal party, is dead.
He was for many years one OF the most
prominent figures in Canadian public life.
It is reported that a man named Whit
man was killed by Indians on the Blue river,
in Arizona, and also that a family was kill
ed on Eagle creek. man named Camp
bell was killed on the Monangala mountains.
The River miners of the Pittsburg district
have withdrawn from the Federation OF La
Dor to unite with the Knights of Labor. This
action was taken on account of the back
down of the federation on the eight hour
question.
Judge Thornell has enioined the officials
of Council Bluffs from levying liquor fines
on the ground that the proceeding implied
license to sell liquor. This Is the first case
under the Iowa laws where this question has
been raised.
Dispatches from Lorenzo Marques, on the
eastern coast of Africa, report further des-
perate fighting between the British and Por-
tuguese on the banks of Bernie, in which
the Portuguese were defeated with large
loss of life.
Il is asserted upon the authority Of Mr..
Webb, third vice president, that the New
York Central Railroad company will bridge
the st. Lawrence river from Cape Vincent to
Wolfe Island and from Wolfe Island to
Kingston.
James G.. Blaine during his confinement
at his daughters home, in New York, every
day carried on the work of his department.
His dictated diplomatic dispatches were for
warded to the president regularly. De has
now gone to Bar Harbor
The White house contains portraits OF the
ex-presldents of the United States. To this
gallery of the country's greatest men has
Just been added life sized oil painting OF
ex-President Cleveland, made by New
York artist named johnson.
The evicted tradesmen of Tpperary have
accepted the landlords terms and have been
reinstated in their shops. There was gen.
eral holiday in Tpperary in celebration OF
the settlement of the disputes, which includes
those of the Smith Barry tenant farmers.
Tho commissioners of the Chicamauga
National park report that the owners OF the
land hold it much above the congressional
appropriation. The commissioners will be-
Gin condemnation proceedings and attain
title for the government in that manner.
The farmers union convention of Ohio
met at Columb bus and decided not to place a
state ticket in the field. The convention was
composed of delegates of all the farmers Or
CARNATIONS of the state, including the differ
emit branches of the alliance, the grange, etc.
Sophie. a sister of the German kaiser, and
wife of the crown prince of Greece, has
changed her allegiance from the German
Lutheran to the Orthodox Greek church.
The kaiser Is much offended. and writes to
her that he cannot longer look upon her -
his sister.
]. 8. T. Milligan, of Jackson county. Kan
sas, and N. M. Johnson, of Topeka, minis
ters Of the Reformed Presbyterian church,
have charges preferred against them IN the
eeneraj assembly of that church. at Pittsburg,
Pa. They demand the right to exercise the
privilege of citizens in voting.
his dense ignorance of tho rural population
of the west by aaying: The great majority
of the immigrants have had Q better edu-
cation than our rural domestic population IN
the United States can commando" though
this Il In measure true Of the east.
GENERAL MAKKETA
KANSAS CrrY. June 2.
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