Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-11-07
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The North Dakota supreme court has
passed upon tho constitutionahsy OF the pro
iibition law and sustains it in every paruc-
1lar.
Robbers took Cashier Freeze Of the State
bank of Homer, Neb., out OF BED ano COIL h.
PEELED him to go to the bank ana open 'ne
,afe. They got $500.
After 1900 miners near Pitts6ura. "a,
had been idle three months, having esruck
for an advance. they are compelled to give
I'D and declare the strike on.
Della Oxley, who escaped from the Cafsn-
age, Mo-, Jail, after being sentenced 20 uvs
years in the penitentiary Tor oo5giary anu
grand larceny, has been captured IN naA'ef
Springs, Kansas.
A fire at Beverly, Mass. destroyed . oox
factory, a shoe factory, with q separase Tare
house belonging to il, several other ial2e
buildings and round house and ireAsn' oe
pot. Loss about $4,000
It is stated that prior to the late mob fighs
n Valparaiso, Chill had sent 1ormai oe
nand to our government for the fecau oi
Minister Patrick E9an, as man not So1ls-
factory to that governments.
Fire caught in large basement room OF
the pension Office at Washington, u. u, IN
which was stored several tons OF waste paper.
The 6remen soon flooded the room ano the
FIRE old not get outside OF 1t.
Sixty young women employed q press
feeders in the various job printing ofnces OF
Pittsburg, Pa, joined the strike OF job print
ers and pressmen. The strike caused sus-
AKnoxville, Tenn, dispatch says $50 con-
sicts have been released at Bricevilie and an
immense stockade has been burned. A oas:
lie has taken place between guards ana
miners. The fatalities are not yet known.
In Newton county, Tex, much timber IL
burning, destroyed by forest hres. Inc
country is 90 dry from long protracfed dro1Sn
that grave apprehension is felt. Inc smoke
o 50 dense that person cannot ses nVe 'ee'
ahead.
The celebrated leaning tower at Saraeoeea.
1.-THE tower of Felipe, which leans aoo9t nins
feet out of perpendicular, and 30 Wen kno~l
10 foreign sight-seers), has been unoefmineu
by the gathering waters and tnrea'enS " W.
tally collapse.
Indiana copperheads tore down the Amer
lean flag from a school house in Crawtoros-
vile the other day. but patriotic citizens pro
sented the school with . new one, ana tne
teacher. Miss Corners, now guards it with q
repeating rifle.
Cora Stafford, a colored child of years, al
Lincoln, Neb., is gradually turning wnlte.
She ia yerv dark, but her skin is turning
white. having commenced at the left foot:
doctors hove examined her and prOn Ounced
it remarkable case.
At an alliance rally in Buckshot. Union
county, Ark, politics became roo NO. sa aht
during which shotguns and winchester
played an important part, i've men oeina
killed and several wounded.
Disnatches from Russia tell of anti-Jewish
riots in various places. In Tchernigon nifty
Jews were killed and hundreds were wounded
The forests are full of Jewish refugees VINO
are diving of starvation. The car has sent
commission to inquire into the facts.
The Franklin street car stables at Evans.
Vile. Ind, are burned, entalling loss OF
S75. GOO. Seventeen cars were burned, To-
0ether with fifty-three mules. Cooks beer
depot and hall were also DESTROYED. a. also
were several frame dwellings q block away.
rumor is current to the effect that Sc
cret understanding exists between the minera
throughout Tennessee to iberate all convlcu
working IN the mines. In consequence u
thought the next move will b on Oliver
Springs, Tracy City AMI lnman. where con-
victs are employed.
Forest fires are raging in Monroe county,
Ark. in many instances fields having Deen
burned, and cotton pens, with their contents,
have been consumed. involving great loss.
No rain has fallen in two months: ana tne
autumnal leaves are making a distressing
confederation. The smoke from the forest
fires is almost uncomfortable, which, with the
excess of dust, makes the atmosphere SUMO
eating.
Thu Cork riots continue without much let
mn. Heads are broken with blackshorna
mon every occasion, and occasion - eagerly
soueht by both parties. During one tump!t,
vhen everybody was hunting . head = ma
VBrien stood on q jaunting car TAKING.
when his opponent, OConnor, made MS way
to the car and the two then locked arms ene
passed through the crowd. This Quelteo tns
fighting for time.
American -four which was imported into
Chill during the civil war at great expense;
sold then for over $50 per sack and now y
cannot be sold for IS. American nay, wnicn
vas imported at an expense OF $40 ton, Il
nov replaced by Chllian hay, which sells al
from IS 20 So a ton. There are some car
GOES still on the way from foreign countries,
md come merchants have been forcea
to cable the consignors asking upon what
terms they will take back the goods now IN
stock.
BEING asked by tho president, Secretary
Tracy SAID he could, in ninety days, send Il
the south Pacific the Philadelphia, Kear-
saros and Concord, of Rear Admiral Ghera:
S;'s command; the Chicago, Atlanta and
bennington. of Acting Rear Admiral walk.
er's; the Newark, now fitting out at Boston
and the Petrol, at New York. The Baltt-
ooore' already at Valparaiso; the San Fran
c;sco' at Caliao; the Boston ana Yorktown;
en- route there; the Yantic op her way. and
The Thetis, Ranger and Mohican, at san
Francasco, would give feet OF sixteen ser
yiceabls ships.