Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-12-12
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The Ariz0na Apaches, q smaN dsudH OF
rdem, are on'She warpash. They nave k1Iied
i some Yanchmen.
| Formal announcement rs been made'of
the removal of the prohitatisa Sa Amercm
/ pork by Austria.
The.cattlemen of west Texas have held a
l'conventiont0 organize ana make an effort
| to have the quarantine line moved south Of
its present bounds. Nearly allel1e prominent
cattlemen of west Texas were present
A train robbery aesr Rome, Ga, was
effected tytwo masked men stopping a train
by waiving lantern. They then entered
the expresscar, got about 81. 900 and skipped.
A posse with'dogs was so0n'on their trail
General William e. Peinck, Of st. Joseph.
Mo-. died at that place December 4; aged 62.
The body of an inoffensive old negro.
ashes of his cabin, neal Meridian, Miss,
where mob of white men had left it, after
numbering him and setting fire to the cabin.
A discharged locomotive engineer in Swift
erland was frantic with wrath and turned an
engine wild, With throttle open, to NEST a
passenger train. The shock was terrible and
several were killed; alton the'trair being in
cured.
Careful figuring now placesthe number of
and injured at III, 129, with $3.50 buildings
wholly, and q, $50 partially destroyed. Over
10000 people have been rendered homeless
and destitute.
Anthony Comstock. the suppressor OBJ
scene publications, swooped down on an
antiquarian bookseller named Caspar, at
Milwaukee. and -confiscated $1,000 worth of
books and photographs, besides landing the
bookseller in Jail
A crazy man entered Russell Sage's New
York Office, December 4, and after demand
ing a million dollars exploded bomb. which
killed himself and three others, wounded MI.
Sage and several more, and Quilted the build
ing. Mr.. Sage'e hurts are not dangerous
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Kenrick and
all the visiting prelates at st. Louis were
rendered a reception ON Change. Archbishops
Ireland, of st. Paul: Ryan, of Philadelphia,
and Keane, of Washington, and Cardinal
Gibbons addressed the members of the ex-
change.
One of the successful cattle-raisers OF
Wyoming is Frank Sartoris, q brother OF
Nellie Grants husband. He is a plainsman
&. of thirteen years. experience and is so well
liked by his neighbors that there is prospect
of his being sent to congress to represent
them.
A dynamite factory at Haveretraw, N. Y.
was blown up and the shock o. the terrible
explosion was felt for many miles. Four
men employed in the building were blown to
pieces, and another man who was some dis
lance from the wrecked building was in
.stan;ly killed.
A gang of counterfeiters operating in Ne
tbraska and river cities have been arrested at
Beatrice. They are Dave Enslow, James
Carpenter, o. S. and William Petty. Their
mint was at Cut OFF lake, Omaha, and they |
are supposed to have circulated $4,000 in
spurious coin.
Hundreds of women a.a engaged in Span |
das, Germany. rolling paper for cartridges. |
This work had hitherto been done in prisons, |
but that source of supply is not sufficient to |
meet the present pressure offered the royal |
ing night and day.
Agent Brady, at Wiagate station, on the
Atlantic q Pacific, was held up and robbed
at night gold watch and chain and money
belonging to the Wells-Fargo Express COM
oany and the railroad, amounting to several
hundred dollars, were stolen by two masked
men. Soldiers at Fort Wingate are out after
the robbers.
The British steamer Petrarch was at San
tos, Brazil, where the yellow fever is raoln2,
and soon after leaving there nearly every
ship WAS refused hospitality at st. Vincent,
Cape Eerd islands and Canary islands, but
finally reached Gibralter, where good treat
ment was met.
A London newspaper says: The Brazilian
has dismissed the papal nuncl0 ut
Rio Jsneiro and has intimated to the vatican
that Brazil Is willing to maintain relations
with the vatican, but will not tolerate ecclesi-
astical interference with politics. Unless the
vatican acouiesces the Brazilian minister to
the vatican will be recalled.
The news of the death of Dom Pedro met
with no official recognition N the Brazilian
capital. A number of merchants and shop !
keepers in Rio Janeiro closed their places OF
business for the day out of respect for the
ex emperor, out otherwise the death of the
former ruler of Brazil was marked by lao
of any KIND.
Republican senators, 48; demecratic sena-
tors, 80; farmers alliance, l. In favor of
free coinage, u republicans, 35democrats
and PETER; total number of senators in favor
Of free coinage, "a: number of votes required
IN senate to pass a free silver bill over presi-
DENTS veto, So; uumber of republicans OPP
posed to free coinage. 30; number of demo
rats opposed OF free coinage. 3; doubtful
democrats (Brioea, l.