Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-12
Phillipsburg Herald
PHILLIPsBURG,
KANSAS.

mo-, mas been burned up
Naval officers seem to % in favor of giving
Chlli a dressing down.
remnant & Co, lumber dealers. of Toronto,
have failed Liabilities. $4,000
Railroad lines IN Bulgaria are bloekaded
by q long continued snow storm.
Washington, d. C.. and places IN Virginia
report heavy snowfall on November 5.
Ohio and Iowa each had four state tickets
IN the held, while Massachusetts had five.
The international peace congress opened
It's session at Rome with 100 delegates present.
An earthquake shock. which ratified win
lows and shook glassware, occurred at Col
umbias s C..
The citizens of Plymouth, Ill, have organ
lied law and order league to suppress the
sale of liquor.
It is reported that typhus fever is "a. g
with fearful mortality among the Russian
troops on the river Pruth.
The North Dakota supreme court has
passed upon the cOnstitutionatity of the pro-
hioition law and sustains it in every partic-
ular.
Eugene Winchet of Day on, o., lets all
working girls ride for half price on his street
railway, which runs through the suburbs of
the city.
Chicago goes republican except two candi-
dates For the first time in many years re-
publicans gain full control of the school
board.
Colonel Allen Buckners superintendent of
the Kansas institute for the education of the
blind. has resigned that position, after hold
ing it three years
Robbers took Cashier Freeze of the State
bank OF Homer Neb., out of bed and COM
PEELED him to 90 to the bank and open the
safe They got $500.
Minnesota farmers are being robbed by
scOundrels calling themselves agents OF the
Chicago Purchasing company, and initiate
their victims for So apiece.
After 1900 miners near Pittsburg, Pa,
had been idle three months, having struck
for an advance, they are compelled to give
up and declare the strike on.
1t is positively stated, not only at the state
department, but also by Minister Mont, that
no complaint has been made by the Gillian
government against Minister Egan.
McDermott. a nephew of Patnell, publicly
horsewhipp7d Timothy Healey for sighting
references to Mrs ParnelI in a speech at
Iongford. The housekeeping took place IN
the -Four Courts at Dublin.
fire at Beverly, Mass. destroyed a box
house belonging to it. veral other large
buildings and a round house and freight de
pot Loss about S2OOOOO-
The wires of the various telegraph cOmpa-
MES, which Wsre removed from the floor OF
the board of trade at Chicago. by order OF
that institution, have been put in again and
are now working as before.
1t is stated that prior to the late mob fight
in Valparaiso, Chill had sent a formal de
mand to our government for the recall OF
Minister Patrick Egan, as u man not satls-
factory to that government
About 700 laborers working for the Willard
Syndicate on electric railway lines IN MIL
Of
cents in their wages, and work on the rail-
way improvement Is at a stsndstin-
A rope broke and let the cage fall, by which
miners pass to and from the Anaconda mine
at Butte City, Montana, and seventeen OF
the nineteen men in the cage were killed. the
other two received fatal injuries
Fire broke out in the third story of the
Wyeth Hardware and Manufacturing COM
pany's store rooms at st. Joseph, No, and
before the fire was under control the stock
was damaged upwards of $4,000.
Severe snow storms continue in Bulgaria
The snow Is ten feet deep IN some places.
Many persons have died from cold and thou
sands of cattle and sheep have been lost
Wrecks are reported in the Black sea
A Knoxville. Tenn, dispatch says $50 con-
victs have been released at Briceville and an
immense stockads has been burned. A bat
tie has taken place between guards and
miners The fatalities are not yet known.
Indiana copperheads tore down the Amer
lean flag from school house IN Crawtords-
vile the other day. but patriotic citizens pre-
scented the school with new one, and the
teacher. Mss Corners, now guards it with
repeating rifle.
The New York Herald's returns rfrom the
state confirm the figures as to the senate, but
IN the assembly hfty-nine seats are gwen 10
the democrats and siXty-nine to the repubh-
cans, thus giving the latter twelve majority
on joint ballot
Governor Buchanan, of Tennessee, is re
ceiVing kilograms from the authorities OF
many villages IN the northern part OF the
state and in southern Kentucky, announcing
the capture of cOnvicts and inquiring anxious
ly about the reward .
The farmers alliance candidate for gov
ernor in Iowa, Westfall, received about To-,
600 votes. The alliance carried one county
for governor, one for representative, and the
Montgomery Mills senatorial district. The
prohibition vote was very light.
The Maverick National bank of Boston,
with extremely large deposits, has closed its
doors and the president and three OF lta dl-
-ectors are in custody of the United States
marshal, charged with embeZZlement and
violation of federal banking laws.
The New York presbytery convened to be-
gin the trial of DR.. Briggs for heresy adopted
a resolution by a vote of 81 to 80, to dismiss
the charges against DR.. Briggs IN eOnsidera-
ton of DIR. Briggs answer. The matter,
however, is likely to be taken up by the New
York synod.
A rumor is current to the effect that Sc
cret understanding exists between the miners
throughout Tennessee to liberate all conylcts
working IN the mines. In consequences 1t Is
thought the next move will be on Oliver
Springs, Tracy City and inman, where con-
victs are employed
Through shipments OF flour, grain and pro-
vision from Chicago to the seaboard by the
roads in the Central Traffic associations ag-
gregate 25,2 19 tons, against "a, 94S for the
proceeding week, an increase of al TONS ana
against 81. I26 for the corresponding week
last year, decrease of 1907 tons
The comptroller of the currency has re-
ceived information that the First National
bank of Demariscotte, Me, has been forced
TO suspend payment in consequence OF the
failure of the Maverick National bank OF
Boston, He said that the bank Is in good
shape and will undoubtedly be able to re-
sumo business in short time.
Forest fires are raging in Monroe county,
Ark in many instances fields having been
burned. and cotton pens, with their contents.
have been consumed. involving great loss
No rain has fallen in two months, and the
autumnal leaves are making a distressing
conhagration. The smoke from the forest
fires is almost uncomfortable. which, with the
excess OF dust, makes the atmosphere suito-
eating.