Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-22
LATEST NEWS.
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Hurried Readers.
A gang of strikers placed a large pile Of
stones on the track near Greenock, Scotland,
and serious disaster was only averted by
the early discovery of the obstruction.
The railroad magnates have concluded
| their convention in New York and are said
to have made another presidents agree
ment, " and one which will stick.
| The strikers at Pesth, Hungary, are hourly
| becoming more violent. A riot started near
the railway station, which was only quelled
after the entire police force had been called
| to the scene.
1t is said at Ottawa, Ont, that the nego-
tlatlons which have been pending between
Newfoundland and the United states in the
direction of reciprocal trade relations have
fallen through.
AtLynchburg, Va, ayoung man was killed
by taking hold of guy wire attached to an
electric light wire.
Senator Quay has introduced a new cleo
tions bill which differs from the old one
mainly in that the discretion of using power
to protect voters is lodged with the president.
The senate committee ON interstate COM
merce agreed to report favorably bill mod
lying the anti pooling law so as to practl-
cally permit the railroads to divide earnings
about as they pleased.
An order has been issued by the war de-
partment turning over the abandoned mill
tary reservations of Forts Gibson. /. T., and
Crawford, Col. to the interior department
for disposition as provided by law.
A charter has been fled for new railroad
line from Kansas City to Galveston.
Senator Vest was renominated for senator
from Missouri by unanimous vote OF the
democratic members of the state legislature.
A free trade resolution was defeated.
General Miles, telegraphs: "This Indian
war | now consider at an end in most sat
isfactoty manner. \ more complete submis-
sion to military power has never been made
by any Indians"
The Union Pacific Railway company has
given the Rock Island formal notification OF
the abrogation of the contract by which the
Rock Island was given various privileges
on the Union Pacific tracks and at Union
Pacific terminals.
1t is announced that the Rev. Edward }.
Dunn, of All Saints church, Chicago, is to be
appointed bishop of the new Catholic see OF
Dallas, Texas. Father Dunn has long been
known as one of the most prominent and
popular priests in the west.
Miss Lillian Owen, of Sol Smith Russell E
company, who was journeying eastward from
San Francisco to weu Charles Kent, of stuart
Robson's company, died at Chicago after g
short illness. Like Emma Abbott. she was
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