Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-12-24

The greater part of the business portion of
Aramore. L l., and twenty-five residences
have been burned
noted burgler, Charles n. Manly, walked
Out Of a crowded court room at Pittsburg,
Pa. and quietly disappeared.
The third child of Fred Berkeley. a farmsr
living IN Rails county, Missouri, died from
me ELECTS OF eating buckeyes found In the
Richard g. Dove, the Oldest employs in the
governments service. died this week. He
va appointed in 1928. during President
Jaekson's administration
A gang Of negroes compelled the night
esehI &C LinWoods Ark, to give up two ex-
pres packages containing $500 and 500.
4hey nave not been caught.
A riot occurred at Waterford. Ireland a. a
political rally, in which Davitt received a Sc
we're wound on his mead.
The resolution for a separation of church
ana state was defeated in the French cham
Der OF deputies by only twenty votes
President Hyppolite, of Hayti. has declared
which also reaches that class who we're in
prison. setting them all at liberty.
IL took 5000 cars to transport the Crane.
OF the United States to market last year.
=. ne VINEYARDS Of this country represent an
Investment of Sl55. 10000 and over.
Dennis O'Nein was killed and four of his
men seriously injured while thawing ont
giant powder with which to clear a landslide
on the Rio Grande Western, thirty miles from
Grand Junction, Colorado.
By the fall of a building in Newport. Eng
land, two adjacent cottages, were completely
crushed Ten persons beng severely injured.
At Pinos Altos. n. NJ, fire, which started
IN vacant frame building, burned the en-
Slre town with the exception of two buildings.
Loss. 500, 90.
The congregation of Monaghan missions
at Sehent have received news confirming the
report that 500 native Christians have been
mastered In the Patton district, and that ali
the Europeans there escaped.
At Single Springs Cal, Wens-Fargo
express otice was robbed at night by two
masked men, who compelled the agent to
give up the key OF the safe. They got only
a watch and $50 IN money.
barn on the DAIRY farm of Jacob Kicker,
IN Nitsany valley. Pa, was burned, with Its
contents, including seventeen COWS, five
horses. three colts, 100 bushels of wheat, forty
tons Of hay and 500 bushels of corn.
A collision occurred at Mountain Glen,
near Murphysboro, Ill, on the Mobile 4
Ohio road, between a freight train and con-
struction train. Three persons were killed
and nine injured, one of them fatally.
At Pueblo, Col. the severest storm ever
known RACED for SIX hours Wires of all
kinds are down. and traffic is generally sus-
pended. blizzard is blowing Two houses
were blown down, but fortunately no one
was hurt
Senator Gallinger, of New Hampshire.
has introduced bill, mandatory upon every
official of the United States to at once dis
charge every person who Is not a citizen by
nativity or who has not fully completed his
naturalization; and hereafter to employ none
such
Mayor Shepherd. of st. Joseph. Mo-, Is
alarming sick. He has been taken to his
brothers in Leavenworth. he has had the
grip followed by symptoms of paralysis in
his arms, and the doctors say that to regain
his health he must have absolute rest and the
best of care.
Edward NJ. Field has been taken out of
private asylum for the insane on a warrant,
on charge of larceny thus will the ques-
ton of his insanity be duly adiudicated. The
district attorney asserts that no man charged
with crime can avoid prosecution by being
confined in a private insane asylum
An exploring expedition in southwestern
MEXICO, looking for pass Tor a railroad tc
the Pacific coast, report finding IN the noun
taIna city Of Aztecs, not before known The
explorer was not permitted to pass through
the canon, the only route of access, but was
olindfolded, placed on a mule. and after
three days journey was Lett on the oceans
shore
The River improvement convention, held
at Kansas City, No, arranged to make the
organization permanent. and a permanent
executive committee was appointed Those
representing Missouri are: Isaac M Mason
Of st. Louis, and G. f. Putnam Of kansas
City. Kansas-T. Dwight Thaeher of To-
peka, and George W. Martin of Kansas City,
Kansas
The secretary of state announces the con-
cluslon of commercial treaty of reciprocity
between the United States and all the British
West Indian islands and British Guiana, and
on the Ist of January next the president will
issue q PROCLAMATION announcing the details
of the convention. The agreement includes
special arrangements with Jamaica. Baroa-
does and Trinidad and the Leeward islands