The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-19
THE WEST.

HE peoples party has decided TO
launch a state ticket in Michigan
MRS THERESA FAIR, divorced wife
Of ex-senator James @. Fair died at
San Francisco recently. The couple |
were married December 80, 1861. In |
1883 Mrs. Fair brought suit for divorce, !
charging her husband with adultery.
The convicts in the San Quintin
prison, California, struck recently for
better food.
RALPH FARLEY. late Of Hutchinson,
Kan, has accepted an engagement on
the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
CHICAGO elevators are swamped with
grain.
DR. EDWARD EGGLEsToN, the well
known writer, author Of the "Hoosier
School Master" the "Faith Doctor"
and other stories, has been married to
Miss Fannie B. Goode, an estimable
young lady Of Madison, Ind.
-FOUR Of the German turner's socie-
ties Of Chicago have formed the national
turner federation, throwing off allegi-
ance to the North American turner
bund. The old bund was not radical
enough in its opposition to anarchism
and socialism.
JOHN and Henry Martin and three
women, names unlearned, were whipped
near Hyndsdale, Ind, by whltecaps
Petty thievery was the alleged cause
All we're barred to the waist and forty
lashes with hickory switches were ad"
ministered
MRS JOHN A. LOGAN was at Detroit
, consulting with Gen. Alger concerning
J the statue Of Gen. Logan to be erected
3 in Washington.
T THE irrigation congress opened a.
t Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 18th.
I "a TELEGRAM has been received by the
4 chief Of the Cincinnati police from
b George G. Solomon, a brother OF thu
woman calling herself Diss Debar, pro
nouncing Miss Ava as none other thar
his sister, whose notorious conduct ma
p brought disgrace to the family
e Much cattle has been lost In tn
Cherokee nation owing to the Indian
IS OVERRIDING the poisoning of ponds an
g streams to obtain fish.
a The Times Of Los Angeles, Cal
prints an interview with De Bart
" Shorb, who has just returned from Oh
ar capo, in which he states that the maj
arement Of the worlds fair is rotten
" the core and he will take steps to nav
ae an investigation at Washington unle'
Davis Is removed as director-genera
We ~ the ground Of his unftness for tt
INT place.
THE closing scene of the nation
is shooting contest was witnessed at fo
er Sheridan when Maj.-Gen. Miles, accor
,c- panied by brilliantly uniformed sta
is presented the winners with medal
p prizes, etc, in the presence OF the r
q. tenth regiment and a large mum Der
1ly civilians from Chicago.
en- A SPECIAL dispatch from st. Paul sa
that rumors Of gigantic railroad co
Id bination are current there. The
his rumors point to combination In
system Of the Great Northern, the Ca
aid adam Pacific and the 500 roads
nd THE Denver Republican states tn
RI the Santa Fe has virtually absorb
I'VE the Denver & Rio Grande.
Of Ar the annual meeting of the
the coro. Milwaukee e st. Paul Railrc
the az the present officers and direct
were reelected.
gs. A MISSOURI, Kansas s. Texas pass
I, is GER train was held up at Leraetta, l.
by seven men, supposed TO be the l.
'ter ton gang. The robbers took the G
at tents of the safe and decamped
A SLIGHT shock Of earthquake
i'd experienced in Oregon on the 10th.
by In the state temperance convent
III at Topeka, Kan, the resolution
III demning GOV Humphrey for failing
'lhB nronar1v enforce the prohibitory
III o.i was defeated by large majority
It'll It'll THE case Of the Cherokee stone q
Tut ~ was before Judge Green in the
80 eral court at Guthrie, Ok. Judge CIR
decided adversely to the Cherok
MT u. stating that their rights to possess
n Or residence on the strip were uns
' ,' stantial and whatever they were n
80 be held to have lapsed. An appea
IT. the United States supreme court
,,aa, taken.