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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-19

ABSTRACTS. and SS Complete TS1s aSetrsct
call ON A. NJ. HOUCHIN. He has the only re-
liable and complete set Of Abstract Books in
Barber county. 30
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-19

We have been severely criticised for
saying that Mr.. Long made the best
republican speech we have heard. Ev-
on republicans have dared to differ nth
us. Now Ichabod is pretty and an elo-
cutionist besides. His gestures we're
pat" His bursts of patriotism we're
we'll timed. His climaxes were we'll
disbursed. He could stand up for
Kansas" in long or short meter as the
occasion justified. His delivery was
we'll studied, as carefully studied fol
effect as a schoolboys first Grafton on
Columbus and America. 1t is not ouI
fault or Ichabods that the loudes'
cheer he got was before he opened hi
mouth: that the anti climax OF hi
cheers grew in proportion to the climax
of his absurdity. We said he made
good republican speech. We were iudg
ing by republican models, such as An
thony, the schoOlmaster of the stand
ups," and Ed. Madison the artful dodg
er. False assumptions, sophistry am
Misrepresentation We considered a
essential part of the speech, but the el
Ocution, climaXes, patriotic spasms
charming gestures, and sweet smiles
course we're extra.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-19


The Heathcote and Garden Theatri-
cal Co. is one of the best on the road.
Among the members they have some
very fine musical artists and Vocalists.
Miss Gertie Ewing is only ID years old
and is the champion child dancer OF
America, holding medals which were
won at New York City and New Or
leans for dancing. John T. Orion the
comedian has all the latest songs, and
in his original comicalities is simply
great. The opening play CT the RaG
Baby is one CT the best musical come
dies before The public and all should
turn out and see it. This ID probably
the best company we will have this sea
son so let 1t have a big house. Re
served seats, so cts, on sale at Day &
Records.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-19

The Medicine Lodge driving and ag-
ricultural association have changed the
date of their fair to Nov. 1st and End.
The program is as follows:
FIRST DAY.
l Roadster Class-Horses never started
IN race $50 90
500 Clag5-pactng. Observation-Disclosures. ~ w
3-year-olds, never started in race prior
to October LIST, 1892. Observation-Disclosures. 20 0O
Running, half-mile and repeat. .......-. 40 90
Best lady rider. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
SECOND DAY.
Tbrea minnie rrot $50 OC
7 Free for all trot or pace. ............. 20 "
Running-novelty, $500 first quarter,
$1,000 to half mile; $1,000 to three quar-
ter; SIP 90 to mile OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ "
| 9 Foot race-10O yards. Observation-Disclosures. "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
IAMs LOSES IN ,Unr.
he Jury Fxonerates the Accused
Military Ulcers.

The Jury Fxonerates the Accused
Military Ulcers.
PIrTsBURG, PA. Nov. 5.-When court
opened this morning the jury in tho Iams
case had not agreed on verdict. 1t came
into the court at 10 O'Clock aud the foreman
said: "A question arose in our deliberations
which we desire the court to answer, and
we do not wi b to ask it openly, and sub
NIT 1t to you in writing"
Judge Porter replied, after reading the
note; THE subject of your inquiry is
wholly immaterial on the question. 1t can
not ente- into the case. Any other action
between these parties cannot enter into this
case As to the Instructions given you on
assault and battery to find the defendants
not gully, l propose you shall obey the
court. You. of course, may ignore the in
sructione. You are the judges of the
fact and l Of the law, not the
law as you think it should be
but what it is We have told you what the
supreme court OF the United States says the
law Is, and that is the law you want to
Know. II any man on this jury thinks be
knows more than the supreme court of the
United States, of course he will stick to his
opinion. 1t is a shame, however, that a man
Il with such profound knowledge should waste
his time IN jury box. You are not to be
guided by your feeling or your prejudices.
Any juror Who does this breaks down every
sc uri y Of justice, interferes with the ad-
Minis ration OF jus ice and violates all Sc
curity for justice and equity. The instruc-
lions given you were plain and there should
be No trouble to you. Is there any thing
further you desire me to sayl'
Il5 jury again retired, a d shortly after
ward brought in verdict Of not guilty.
The verdict of the jury was mot guilty
as to both charges, but that the defendants,
Co.'s, Hawkins and Streator, pay half the
costs IN the aggravated assault and battery
case
The counsel for Coils. Hawkins and
S'reator asked that such porto of the YER
dsct OF the jury AS places the costs on the
tendants To be set aside The motion was
put IN writing and fled, but not acted on
by the court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
Racing at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.--Every race was
won by favorite, and most Of the place
horses received substantial support, so that
it was an unlucky day for the bookmakers.
an even dozen OF whom drew out. Follow
ing is a summary:
FIRST RAcE-Six and a half furlJnRs. w T.
Munson won, with Wuile Nose second and XII
dare third. Time 1:2C.
SECOND RAcE-One mile. Alp ose won, with
Goldstone second and Calhoun third. Time
l:46.
THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs Maid
Marian won with Viola second and LeGrand
third. Time 1.i94
FOURTH RAcE-One mile and furong. VAL
lera won, with Bonn o Bird second and Dolly
McCo third lime 1853
FIFTH RACE i've furongs. Queen Enid
won, with Miss Perkins second and Maud third.
Time t:O4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
A RALLY AT ATLANTA.
N. ]. Hammond and Congressman Liv-
ingston the Prncipa Speakers.


ingston the Prncipa Speakers.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 5.-A big meeting
OF democrats was held a. the artesian we'll
tonight TO arouse enthusiasm for next
Tuesdays election. Three thousand demo-
Gratis shouted themselves hoarse for Grover
Cleveland.
Hon. n. j. Hammond and Congressman
Livington were the principal speakers
Col. Hammond clio ed his speech by warn
ing voters not 10 take apy stock in the
recent attack on the constitutionality Of the
registration laws Of the state, and advising
no one 10 vote who has not registered, but
to stand ty the law us it appears on the
statute books.
Congressman Livingston has just returned
from the Tenth district. de handled Rep-
resentatiye " atson and his disreputable
campaign methods with gloves off. and said
he was satisfied that Maj. Black would be
elected by good majority.
A telegram from MiIledgeville fir m Hon.
w. Y. Atkinson, who is In the fertn help
ing Maj Black, t. Gov. Northen was read
col. Atkinson assured the governor that
Maj. Black would be ele ted by 1900 ma
jority, aud he Tenth district chall enged the
Fifth 10 snow AS good democracy on Tues
day as it would prove.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
10TH Ola M MIN NE sofa.

The Democrats Confident of Electin1
Four Third Party E 20 ctors.
ST.. PAUL, MINI. Nov. 5.-That Mime
sofa should ever become a doubtful state
would not have been beloved few years
ago, and yet that is what the democratic
state committee is declaring to night.
They claim the election of D. w LAWYER as
go ernor and assert a firm belief in the
choice of the four Peoples party electors
whom they have indorsed. AZ to
the legislature, which elects
successor TO Senator c. X. Davis, the dem
ocraIs claim that the anti .repu bicans will
have a majority Of at least 10 in the lower
house, the senators holding over from two
years ago. On the other hand the repub-
iican committee claims majority for
Knute Nelson for governor ranging from
10000 to 80, 000 and also claim majority
of OF least 10 in the lagislature
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
HELD AT QUARANTINE.
Ths Britannia Delayed on an Order

Ths Britannia Delsyed on an Order
From " ashi Rton.
QUARANTINE, s. l., Nov. 5.-rhe White
Star liner Britannia arrived early this
morning and brings 1O5 saloon passengers.
There are no second cabin or Storage pas
sengers aboard. The steamer was exam
ined and pratique granted by the health
officer. When Officer Stiles came aboard
from the usited States revenue cutter,
however, acting under instructions from
Washington, he detained the steamer.
owing to her having aliens among her saloon
passengers.
Capt. Smith and the passengers were in
dignant at this extraordinary detention and
consider it a very arbitrary measure on the
part of the Washington authorities, espe-
cially as all are in perfect health and there
is apparently no reason for holding the
vessel.
THE OFFICIAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Acting Secretary
Nettleton sent the following telegram to the
collector OF customs at New York this
afternoon:
"As evidence has been furnished that i'm
migrants on board the steamer Britannia
were booked and assembled prior to Sept
!, the date Of the Presidents uroclamation)
you may permit entry OF the vessel when
she is released from quarantine"
He sent the following telegram on the
subject to the New York agent Of the White
Star Line: "Ahen passengers are subject to
the provisions of the Preside Is pruclama-
ton of Sept. !, whether in the cabin or
Storage. As evidence has been furnished
us that the immigrants per the Britannia
were booked and assembled prior to Sept. l,
they may be landed"
A CASE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Collector Warmoth of New Orleans has
telegraphed to the Secretary of the Treas
ury as follows: 1.-The ste mer Trinaoria,
with SS5 immigrants, a rived az the quar-
antine station on Saturday asst from Pal
ermo, a non-infected part, from which
she sailed Oct 4. She has been de AIMED
five days in quaran inc AID q ter tho ough
disinfection by the state quara itine officers
has been allowed to proceed o The city, no
sickness being found on board She Is now
anchored below the city, where a medical
examination of the Immigrants is being
made by Marine hospital Surgeon
Gassaway. II he reports no SICK ess
shall the immigrants be allo eed to land {"
This afternoon Acting Secretary NeGtleton
teegraphed the collector Of customs New
Orleans as follows: "If the marine hospital
surgeon reports no sickness and the immi-
grants per the Trinacria we're booked and
assembled at the port Of embarkatioA prior
to Sept. you may permit entry"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
GORDON AND BACON.
The Two War Horses Make Great
Speeches.

The Two War Horses Make Great
Speeches.
TENNILLE, Ga, Nov. 5.-Twelve hun
bred people met Senator Gordon and Maj
Bacon to-day in Sandersville.
Maj. Bacon opened the speaking in one Of
the best speeches of his life. He clearly de-
fined the tariff and made a mastery appeal
to the third partyites TO look before it was
too late
Gen. Gordon was then introduced and
the court house trembled with the applause
and yells that followed. 1t was fully five
minutes before he cluld utter word
Washington county loves Gordon. The
famous Twelfth battalion of his old brig
ade was out in force. When he did COM
mence, he captured the audience at the
start, and the third party was riddled. He
seemed TO be inspired from the start. His
appeal went home to the hearts Of all. He
riddIed Weaver, Peek and Watson, and all
the third partyites. Finally he turned to
their duty. He said vote for Harrison
and Reid if you wish, but
do not forget the pure and
noble j. c. c. Black for congress.
They raised shout for Maj. Black and held
up their hands for him. Gen. Gordon's pre-
GRAFTON was grand in the extreme. as he
enlogized Gle velaud and Black.
Maj. Black Is sure to carry this county,
and so will Cleveland
Cheers rent the air for ten minutes at the
close Of Gen. Gordon's speech. The the
general shook hands with all in the audi.
ence. The gallant A. o. Bacon was
first to grasp his hand aud say: That was
certainly the best speech Of your life"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
A BIG STRIKE IN NEW ORLEANS.
Union Men in Every Line of Business
Go Out.

Union Men in Every Line of Business
Go Out
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-About forty
unions, representing every industry, quit
work to-day, and the street cars stopped
running. Hundreds of stores had no clerks,
more or less tumult existed at the railroad
freight depots and the retail trade of the
city Was badly crippled. Queer phases
OF the strike are that all establishments en-
ploying union labor are paralYzed by the
withdrawal Of their hands, while those en-
ploying non-union men are enj ying a
monopoly of the trade, aud that this strike
of fully 10000 white men is IN the interest
Of line of labor almost entirely controlled
by negroes
All the musicians employed in the differ
ent theaters struck and the orchestras were
replaced by pianists. A brilliant audience
gathe ed at the French opera tonight, but
the performance could not be given owing
to t desertion Of the orchestra.
The cotton trade went on as usual TO day.
the workers in that line 1 OF having quit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
MACo VS. NEW C5ARrEa.
Some of the Changes IN the City Law
Which it Prop 0ses.
What's life to man
When his wife is a wildly"
SOphOcles

Some ofthe Changes IN the City Laws
Which t Proposes.
MACON, Ga, Nov. The proposed new
charter for the city Of Macon will be pub
lished in full in the morning papers here.
The main features of the charter ore that
the city will under it, be governed mainly
by commissioners. Three boards are con.
stituted-police, fire and public works The
commissioners are 70 be named in the
charter, and after appointed by the )uncll.
The mayors term is limited to two years.
Every elected commissioner is ineligible
for office for four years after accepting.
The city is divided into six wards ms cad Of
four, as at present.
meeting of citizens Is called for Mon
day night t. hear the report and adopt
charter, II. after discussion, it is thought
proper to DO so.
The general opinion is that the charter is
good one and that it will be adopted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
A FIGHT AT BRUINS WICR.
Chief Of Police Beach Gets the Best
OF L. D. hill.

Chief Of Police Beach Gets the Best
OF L. D. hill.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Nov. 5.-Chief of
Police Lewis Beach and Manager L. D.
dill of Wheelwrigbt's lumber company
we're the principals in sensational fight
mat enlivened Newcastle street to-day.
NIL Is an ardent advocate Of the reform
municipal ticket and to-day brought several
aen TO register. Chief Beach, in the pei =
~ nance of his duty, summoned some of
we men for street tax, which ne knew they
mad not paid. This angered Hill
aud he used offensive language
Chief Beach. This brought
W a hgh.. Both were unarmed, but Beach
gt hllPs head under his arm IN pugihs ic
Ms1ion and was dong lively slugging when
pulled of. Deputy Sheriff L,vlson il sep
Natlng the me had his clothing saturated
SNn blood from the wounds. Chief Beach
Earring one oruise and two or three
'ra ches, was unhArmed. Both man ap-
Alter Ward
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Cordele's New Church.

CoRDELE. Ga, Nov. 5.-Bishop c. Kin
loch Nelson Of Atlanta and Rev. +. b.
Tichnor VI Oregon reached Cordele to-day.
They come IN the interest OF the Episcopal
church. The Cordele Security Company
has donated one Of the lest lots in the city
for new Episcopal church which will be
built on Seventh street, opposite the Baptist
church Bishop Nelson was delighted with
Cordele and expressed great surprise at its
growth AMI the fertility OF the soil of this
section. he preached at the Baptist church
thus morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
R,i2icIng over Fraser,s Injection. =

DARIEN, Ga, Nov 5.-The people of
Mcintosh feel happy over the reelection OF
Solicitor General Fraser. They watched the
contest as closely as If 1t had been a presi-
Dental struggle. IL is high time for
change In the mode Of elections, when man
who is Endorsed by the grand juries of his
circuit, the political bodies ana over two
thirds of the members of the bar, and county
officials is defeated by political Influence, as
was Boykin Wright, and as Mr.. Fraser
came near being.
The store Of Poppell g. Sinclair was de-
stroyed yesterday by fire, which is supposed
to be the work Of an incenGiary. The store
is situated about nine miles in the country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
A Big Fire IN Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Fire tonight
destroyed Robert s. Hobbs & Co.'s wall
paper factory, Nos. l3l and 1873 Columbia
street, The loss 10 $4,000. Walthers &
Co.'S wall paper factory, loss SIPS, 900;
Heron & Co. 5 sand paper factory. lore $50, :
0O0, and several other Establishments OF a
miscellaneous character, adding about S90,.
0o0 to the loss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
A Closine Rally at C3rdele.

CORDELE, GA, Nov. 5-Speaker Crisp
and Judge Allen Fort will address an audi
O. ce al Shipp's opera house Monday night
on the 20 itical issues OF the day. 1t ia
needless to say that they will be greeted
with a la ge a tendance, as Cordele ever
fai to show her appreciation of democracy
as represented by such eminent gentlemen
as Speaker Crisp and Judge Fort.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
CRAPS ANos IN MURDER.
Blow on the Head with a Billiard
Que Kills Negro at Atlanta.


Cue Kills "a Negro at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 5.-A game of craps
was the cause OF murder In this city some
time last night. About daylight this morn
ing the policeman on the Decatur street
beat heard groans emanating from a cellar
under a saloon. He investigated and found
a negro namedl win Falmers with his
brains crushed out and his clothing stripped
from his body. Further Investigation de-
veloped that Falmers, who died just after
being removed TO the hospital, had been
beaten with billiard cue and thrown into
the cellar, after which a lot OF tricks were
thrown upon bis head. John Griggs and
Win Brown, negroes, were arrested and
Griggs confessed that be and his compan-
ion ad had a fight with Falmers. who was
about to use a razor when felled with
billiard cue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
Comnulsorn Civn Maria e.

BUDA-PESTH. Nov. 5.-The Hungarian
cabinet has decided e. insist upon the n
reduction of mpulsory civil MARI age
bill. Count Zspar,. president Of the coun-
Gil aid minister OF the interior, will go to
Vienna Sunday to- lay the bill before the
emperor and obtain his consent to it. II
the emperor refuses his consent he will offer
him the designations Of the members Of tue
council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
MosRLY AND MADDOX.
A Question OF Veraoity That May Lead
to en- Encounter.

A Question OF Veraoity That May Lead
to en- Encounter.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 5.-Mr. Mosely Of
Cobb, chairman OF the Gober investigating
committee. submitted written statement
OF his conduct toward J. J. Maddox, father
of c. D. Maddox, who brought the charge
against Judge Gober In the House this
morning, in elegance Of a resolution of the
House yesterday calling upon him for such
statement. At the conclusion
OF his statement Mr.. Mosely
asked to be relieved from further
service on the investigative committee and
the House granted the request without Ques-
tIon. The written statement was almost
word for word with the verbal explanation
offered the House yesterday, admitting the
interview with Mr.. Maddox and its pur-
port, but denying that Judge Gober was
aware of the interview or that IL was other
than casual.
CONTRADICTED BY MADDOX.
Mr.. Maddox, however, when shown =
copy Of the statement this morning. sub
mltted a written controversion OF its truth,
claiming that Mr.. Mosely came to see him
expressly on the Gober matter, and that he
in no way courted such visit. This raised
direct question OF veracity between MIR.
Maddox and Mr.. Mosely, and before it is
settled there will be further sensational
developments Mr.. Mosely has been in
close and constant conference with Judge
Gober ever since the trouble began,
and Mr.. Glenn, who was the princi-
lpa in lodging the original charges,
openly states that he believes Mr. Mosely
was acting under Judge Gober's instruc-
tions when he called on Mr.. Maddox to get
him to use his influence with his son to have
the investig alton sde-tracKed. This may
precipitste further trouble between Judge
Gober and MIR. Glenn, and seriously COM
plicate the already deeply running sore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
England's Cotton Strike on.

LONDON, Nov. 5.--1hs efforts to bring
about a settlement Of the threatening strike
in the cotton manufacturing industry have
failed. Thirty mills at Ashton under
Lyme closed this morning. The long threat
ened crisis on. A general strike Of the
operatives commenced this afternoon and
$4,000 persons are idle.
The spinners have good chief in Mawds-
ley, secretary of the amalgamated asso-
citation of he operative cotton spinners. 1t
is not likely that be will give way with
out a severe struggle.
CAUSED BY HIGH TARIFFS.
In commenting upon the outlook to-day
the Pull NAL Gdzette says it has no doubt
that the heavy tariff on cotton goods
abroad IS at the bottom of the difficulty. III
President Harri-on is elected, it adds there
is no Glance Of better opening in the
United States II ex-rresident Cleveland
is elected, a reduced duty on British cotton
goods 10 uncertain. With all the European
marketspractlcallyc closed against the Brit
lsh product, the outlook is not rosy.
The secretaries Of the spinneru' and
masters associations and the masters and
men themselves are confident OF victory.
Both sides are prepared for a long struggle
aud he END Of the C ntestis hard 20 foresee.
AS far as money /, concerned the spinners
are in good position 70 stay out for a very
long time. Mr.. Mawdsley promises that
each striker will be paid ~ shil Ings weekly
in addition to the allowances made for
children and grams OF local associations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
APARADE ST R1CaMoED.
The Democratic Clubs OF the City Out
With Torches.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 5.-The largest
political demonstration Of the campaign
was held here tonight under the auspices
of the Commercial Travellers Democratic
Club. They paraded the streets In a torch
light procession. in which they we're Joined
by the various democratic clubs of the city,
after which a monster meeting was held in
Mozart Academy, where addresses we're
made by Congressman George d. Wise and
Hon. II. w. j. Ham OF Georgia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
Murdered in Their ZONES.

WICHITA, KAN, Nov. 5.-Mr. and Mrs
rrel Feake. Swedish settlers On a claim
suree miles from Okarcne, /. l.. were found
uead IN their house. Both bad been shot.
% q the surroundings indicated murder.
Inc couple were aged 81 and b2 years
respectively.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
SLOT DOWN BY GIRLS FATHER.
An Accusation of q Serious Nature
Followed BY a Homicide.

ATHENS, GA. Nov. 5.-Smithsonia. about
twenty miles from Athens, was the scene Of
an exciting tragedy this afternoon. N. 3.
Herring shot and killed Sidney J. Atkins at
shutdown. Atkins was charged with the
seduction Of Herring's daughter. Herring
is farmer living in the vicinity of Smith
sonia and Atkins was a guard at the Ogle-
thorpe branch of the penitentiary. The
coroner's inquest will he held tomorrow
morning. Herring will at that time sur
render himself TO all officer. The whole at.
fair is very sensational and has created
great excitement In the community.
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a Hotel Block burned.

4, SAN BERNARDINo, CAL, Nov. 5.-Fire
suls morning destroyed the Stewart hotel
SSock, the finest in the city. including tue
oah bernardino National Bank. The losses
asRregate 500, 600. partly insured. The
Uause Of the fire is unknown.