Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-04-14

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Two hundred cartridges containing
Mantle have been stolen from the Ban
neaux col1eries at Liege.
A CYCLONE in Faulkner county, Ark.
on the night of the 5th killed man
named John Hale ard injued score Cd
others.
Snow fell to the depth of five inches
over the greater portion of southwest
Texas on the 7th, beginning about zoe
miles west of San Antonio and reach
| ing into the northwestern border OF
Mexico.
THE president has directed the re-
moval of Charles NJ. Leavy, appraiser
of merchandise at San Francisco, for
port in connection with the undervalua-
berger, Reiss & Co.
THE police of Berlin the other day
made an organized raid upon the resi-
| dences Of large number of anarchists.
Several more arrests were made and a
large quantity of anarchist papers were
seized.
THE president has approved the act
establishing port of delivery at Des
Moines, Ia; the act to protect foreign
exhibitors at the worlds Columbian ex-
position from prosecution for exhibiting
wares protected by American patents
and trade marks; the act changing the
time for holding the circuit and district
courts in the district of West Virginia,
and the act to change the time of hold
ing the courts In the eastern judicial
district of Texas.
AT Anglers, capital of the department.
of Maine-et-Loire, France, and the seat
of numerous industries, on the night Of
the 9th dynamite bomb was quietly
placed upon a window sill Of the police
depot, the fuse lighted and the anarch-
lists withdrew. A tremendous explo-
sion which caused CONSERVATION in the
neighborhood followed. Every pane of
glass in the police depot and the adj
jacent houses was shattered and the
depot itself was greatly damaged. One
policeman in the building was injured.
There has been no clew to the perpe-
traitors.
GEORGE w. LONG, an ex-paymaster in
the United States navy, was found un-
conscious in his home in New York on
the Sth and removed to a hospital,
where he died several hours later. His
death was due either to opium poison
ing or alcoholism.
THE treasury bought 1884, 900 ounces
of silver at s0.s645 to 60 $3.50 on the sth.
IN an encounter between cattle men
and what are called range rust1ers" in
Montana, recently, eight of the former
were killed and several wounded.
/ SECRETARY NOBLE has notified Gov.
Seay, of Oklahoma, that the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe reservation will be open
ed for settlement on April 10. County
seats are to be protected by the military.
FOUR more Bodies of victims of the
Golden Rule disaster at Cincinnati have
been recovered by divers.
Gov. Brown has signed the bill de-
creasing charges for the use of tele-
phones in Maryland.
THE esriaI of Ravachol, the Partisan
anarchist, has been fixed for April e5.
M. Beaurprier, the public prosecutor,
will personally coI-uct the prosecution.
CoLoRED PAoplc have laid soff new
town near Kingfsher, Ok :
THERE have been five incendiary fires
within a week in Vienna and the people
are consequently in state of excite
ment. for it is more than hinted that
these fires were all the work of anarch-
lists, who have decided to use fire instead
of dynamite to inaugurate tEeir threat
ening reign of terror.
NEAR Inowrazlaw, a town of Prussia,
province of Posen, DIR. Poninsli, high
Polish ecclesiastic, was waylaid by four
men and shot dead, his body being lit
orally riddled with bullets fired from
the revolvers of the four men. A num-
Der of villagers pursued the assassins
and finally brought them to baya Two
were soon killed and the other two COM
mitted suicide after q desperate fight.
The bodies We're searched and on each
of them was found red ticket, on
which was printed the. worCksr 'EXecu-
ton committee of the Polish anarch-
ists.''
THE trotting stallion Hamdallah.
owned by Aiken Bros, died at La
Crosse, Wis, the other day. He was
valued at $4,000, and had a record of
2:24a4, obtained at Sioux Falls Ham
dallah was years old.