Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-09-22

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found in Paris tenement
AT San Carlos, Chill, a number O.
armed liberals attacked crowd of con
servatives, and in the fight the brothel
of the parish priest, was killed a nd sew
eral others wounded. The liberals say
that the priest interfered with the cleo
ton. This led to the fight.
THE Chicago Inter Ocean has attacked
the anthracite trust.
THE plague ship Bohemia arrived at
New York from Hamburg on the 18th
Eleven deaths, all children, occurred
on the passage.
MINNEAPOLIS elevator companies have
decided to refuse information of grain
| in store.
THREE additional cases of cholera
were reported at New York on the 18th.
Cases of cholera were reported at New
Haven, Conn, and Baltimore, Md.
] PAYMENT to Sioux Indians of the sum
of 5000, 900 has been ordered, to indem-
| nifty them for 5, 200 ponies taken by the
government some years ago during an
outbreak.
| THREE men were smothered to death
in sand pit near Clinton, ILL.,
| A BOY in Vienna deliberately shot the
professor on account of an old grudge.
| A HEAD end collision occurred on the
| Chicago &c Northwestern road about
three miles west of Marshalltown, Ia,
between a freight and an accommodate
ton train. Four men were killed, one
fatally and two painfully injured.
Work has been abandoned on the
construction of the Santa Fe, Prescott
& Phoenix railroad.
The annual report of the Clover Leaf
line shows a remarkable increase in
earnings during the past four years.
The death rate of cholera patients in
Russia is fifty per cent.
ANOTHER cholera ship, the Heligo-
land, has arrived at New York from
Altoona, near Hamburg. She had two
deaths at sea.
IT is asserted that the cholera is cpl
demlc at Vera Cruz, Mexico, notwith-
standing denials.
THE Peary exploring whaler, the
Kite, is to be on exhibition at Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. ADA H1NELING was thrown on
the fire in her house near South Bend,
Ind, by the floor giving way. Flesh
dropped from her bones and she soon
died.
INQUIRIES respecting the eight-hour
parts Of the country. The secretary of
war declares that it permits no excep-
tions to be made in the case of any gov
eminent work.
THE New York Herald claims that
the cholera passed through quarantine
in the persons of immigrants from the
steamer Friesland who were carelessly
funigated.
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SERIOUS riots have occurred in Elan
ders Belgium) between strikers and
the militia
PANAMA is closed against all Euro
pean steamers because of cholera. Ships
that attempt to enter are fired upon.
MARTIN CAMERY was killed on the
fair grounds at Camargo, Ill, by a run
away horse.
THE army board reports that this
country is far behind others in effective
small arms. It recommends the Krag-
Jorgenson No. rifle.
The London Providentia1, a very old
savings Institution, suspended because
of a run.
IT is reported from Belgrade, Servia,
that body of peasants led by Ranko
Tajasch hive revolted, captured the
communal house. atsstephahysnd Killed
a judge. Many OF both sides saere
wounded. N
THE Normannia saloon passengers
were released from Fire island on the
10th. All described their experiences
as terrible.
THIRTY suspected cases of cholera
We're reported in New York on the 10th.
THREE hundred persons were killed
and ninety wounded in a recent Ua1e in
the Tokushima district, Japan. Twenty
thousand acres were devastated by in
undation and AZ, 600 houses destroyed.
SERIOUS floods occurred in north
China in August, resulting in consider
able loss of life and property.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended September 16 showed an average
decrease of Z. 5 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was lis.