The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-05

gOOd i've town. PERSONS interested
will please address, Publisher, 30:
1908, Lincoln, Neb,
Pressa Sellnskir, q G-yqar-old girl
was sufTocated, Friday, at Kansa:
City by grain OF coffee lodging in h el
wind pipe Medical aid was sum-
moned, but the child died before IL
could be relieved.
Frank II. Hadder, Phi. d., professor
of American history and civics in the
Kansas university, was married Fri
day to Miss Anna f. Moon OF Wash
ington, d. G. After short trip
through New England they will go to
Lawrence to reside about September /.
Martin Folsom, a brakeman in the
Santa Fe yards, met with painful
accident Friday noon at Kansas City,
Kas. He was passing between two
box cars when they were suddenly
bumped together, catching his foot
between the drawbacks and smashing
1t badly.
At Ottawa, Saturday, freight train
No so on the santa Fe road, ran in q
transfer that had no lights displayed,
Engineer Langsdon and Brakemen
Cline and Burson were all severely in
jured. Nat Vining, the fireman, was
thrown into the tender but not hurt.
The Kansas City Planning Mill and
Manufacturing company fled Its CHI ar,
ter with the secretary OF state Friday.
It's principal place OF business will be
Kansas City, Kan, and ito capital
stock $50, 900. The first directors are
W. II. Ryus, ID. d. Ryus, j. +.
Maurey and G. w. Trickett, all OF
Kansas City, Kan.
have a first class Star job press
that will print one page Of 5-column
newspaper as we'll as job work OF all
kinds. Will sell 1t for $4,000 cash.
Address PREssMAN, box $40, Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Mollie Edgar, Saturday, filed suit
in the district court at Kansas City,
kas., against her husband, &. b. Ed.
gar, for divorce. She alleges cruelty
as her cause of bringing action. She
married the defendant in Kansas City,
Mo-, in 1888, and says that In January
1890, while lying at the point Of death
at her home, Edgar removed the heat
ing stove from the house, causing her
TO almost freeze. She asks the court
TO grant her absolute enforcement.
An amendment to the charter OF the
Pittsburg, Columbus and Fort Smith
Railway company was fled with the
secretary Of state this morning. The
amended charter Of the company
changes the name to the Kansas City,
Plttsburg and Fort Smith Railway
company. 1t states that the line will
commence al Plttsburg, run through
Crawford and Cherokee counties, then
through the milan territory via Tai
equah to Fort Smith on the Arkansas
river. The change in name will take
effect on the date OF the passage and
approval Of the amendment to the act
OF congress granting the right OF way
through "the nation to the company
On Friday evening occurred the
death Of Mrs. David Martin of
Lecompton. On Saturday morning
her husband, who had been ailing for
sometime breathed his last. The
couple came to Kansas in 1855 and
settled on claim near Lecompton on
which they have lived ever since
Living thirty-seven years in Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Martin saw the state
grow from sparsely settled territory
into one OF the most hourlshing com.
monwealths In the union. They
passed through the border trials, the
civil war, the drOuth and the grass
hopper period and all the hardships
peculiar to the development OF Kan.
sas. A double funeral was held Sun
day.
The Dalton brothers just now are
making life miserable to the people in
the towns on the border OF the Indian
territory and Kansas and scarcely a
day passes but what they are seen In
one Of these towns. They were In
Coffeyville last Tuesday and an alarm
was also given in Chetopa the same
day that they were in camp few
miles south OF that place and were
making arrangements to raid the
Chetopa bank, A meeting OF the clti-
zens was at once called and many met
and reported that their shotguns we're
loaded with buckshot ready to give
them warm reception and to get n
share Of the 100000 offered by the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company for their capture. Another
rumor is current that two cases OF beer
are unloaded daily for them near
Adair' where they are said to be pass
ing the time away in racing horses,
and that they have standing offer
that they will give $4,000 in cash to
the Pinkerton who endeavors to cap
ture them that gets back to Musloger
alive.
The consolidated Dos Palus Mining
company filed its charter with the
secretary OF state Saturday. Its capt.
tai stock is $4,000, 900 in 1000, 900
shares OF 81 each. The headquarters
are located at Kansas City, Kan, and
Kansas City, Mo. The first directors
are Peter w. Kline and Rohart