Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-12-31
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CANADA IS RECKLESS. -General Miles
says that if Canada has placed armed vessels
on the lakes it is violation of the treaty of
1917, and amounts practically to declara-
ton of war.
MORE PoIsoS1NG.- who took
the place of strikers at tile and brick works
at East Liverpool, Ohio, have been suspi-
ciously sick and poisoning is believed to
have caused it.
SILVER JUB1LEE.-Archbishop Jansen, of
New Orleans, has celebrated his silver jubi-
lee. An elaborate religious program was
carried out.
WOODEN MILL SrR1KF.-Over 500 men and
women, employed in the Blackstone wooden
mills at Blackstone, Mass, struck against
excessive fines.
IRON HAIL.-Warrants were issued at In
dianapolis for the principal officials OF the
Order of Iron Hall, indicted for embezzling
$175, ZOO.
Scranton, Pa, has celebrated his golden ju-
bilee. Cardinal Gibbons and many other
notable churchmen were in attendance.
MINERS SrR1KE.-Over 300 men ere now
on a strike at the collieries at Spring Hill
Junction, Nova Scotia, and it is expected
that the fremen and engineers will also be
called out.
SUBSCRIPTIONS COMMITTEE New York
committee t. receive subscriptions to relieve
sufferers by the st. Johns, Newfoundland,
fire has had final meeting. The amount
realized was 81. 100000.
MORE GILBERT IsLANDERs.-The tramp
steamer Montserrat. which recently carried
a cargo of Gilbert islanders to Guatemala
coffee plantations, has now been bought by
the men back of the project, snd will be
used to transport by the wholesale the poor,
ignorant South Sea islanders to the un-
healthy coffee plantations of Central Amer
lea.
For ANNExAT1oN.-The first issue of the
new evening paper. the Toronto Sun, has
made its appearance. Its avowed object is
to advocate the annexation of Canada to the
United States.
.CoNv1cTs POISONED. mysterious death
OF a number of convict laborers at Helena,
Ark, has given rise to a suspicion that they
were poisoned.
The JIM Crow LAw.-The Louisiana su-
prone court sustains the law requiring rail-
Dads to provide separate cars for negroes.
IMPRISONED IN HAYT1.-Our minister to
Hayti has been instructed by the secretary
of state to investigate the facts attending the
arrest and Imprisonment of Frederick Moves,
a respectable American merchant of that
city. If circumstances are az reported the
ululStSE Will Oe eApecteu 10 OTluS tue SuD-
Ject to the Immediate attention of the Hay
tiau government with view to full indem-
for the wrong done.
For THE BALT1MoRE's CREw.-The Sc, 900
paid by tie Gillian government in settle
ment in full for all the claims arising out of
the Baltimore affair mt Valparaiso has been
covered into the sub treasury of New York,
and will soon be distributed among the
widows and orphans of the victims.
Cold IN OKLAaoMA.-Much suffering is
being caused in western Oklahoma on ac-
count of severe cold we ,ther prevailing. The
usually mild climate of this country at this
season of the year is changed into bowling
blizzard. A large number of domestic ami
mails have been frozen to death.
FIFTEEN BELow.-The thermometer went
down to Is below zero IN northeast Iowa the
other day.
CONTEMPT OF Commissioning telegraph
BIS in Georgia have been indicted for inter-
fering with the operating of the Georgia
Central; being in contempt of court, the
road being in the hands of receiver.