Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-10-01
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| BAGGAGE I0SSES.-At the Santa Fe Wrecl
in Osage county the baggage car was torn Il
| pieces. The trunks we're broken to pieces
and books, pictures, letters, silk dresses
| mems overalis, dressing cases and overcoats
| anything and everything that miscellaneous
| crowd Of men, women and children would
carry ss baggage. were mixed and tang ed
together in an indistinguishable mass. Much
of the baggage is lost forever.
MEXICAN BoNDs.-President Reynolds, OF
the Mexican Central railway, explains the
| reported million dollars in the wrecked Atch-
iscn train near Usage City, and says it was
| undoubtedly some American bonds given
| the Mexican Central company on account OF
| the public harbor works by the government.
| CAR OF DYNAM1TE.-A car of dynamite on
| freight train on the Reading railroad ex-
ploded three miles west of New Hartford.
Five cars of the train were blown to pieces
| and their contents scattered.
In HIS DoRY.-Captain Andrews, il the
| sixteen-foot dory, which sailed from Atlantic
City on July 2, arrived at Lisbon safely.
Captain Andrews is well.
TEACH HIM MANNERs.-A Florida preacher
was cowhided in his pulpit on Sunday for
having siandered the women of the town.
HEADQUARTERS CHANGED.-The Grand
Lodge I. .. o. F., in session at Portland,
Ore, decided to change tho headquarters of
Nd. ~ " ~
MONUMENT TO CAvALRY.-At reunion of
Custer, action was taken looking to the
erection of q monument commemorative of
the cavalry arm of the service.
MOTHER BICKERDYKB.-This grand old wo-
man, now Is years old, was received with
enthusiasm at the national meeting of the
W. 4. c., and made short speech.
FoR QUARANT1NE Demonstration has
been begun in tie United States court at
NeF York By c. S. Van Rensselaer, to recov-
er $4,000 damages from the Hamburg
American packet company. Nh. Van Rens-
saeler was one of the passengers of the Nor
MAMMA detained in quarantine. He claims
that when he was booked for passage the
company's agent tod him there would be no
Storage passengers.
NEW ADJUTANr GENERAI.-Commander
Weissert named E. d. Gray, of Milwaukee,
% adjutant general.
Council. OF ADMINISTRATION. - Ed. B.
Jones. of Holton, is the Kansas member of
the council of administration of the g. A. r.
COUNTER 1NDICTMENTs.-Burgess McLuckie
of Homestead, has secured the indictment of
Frick and other officials of the Carnegie
company, together with several Carnegie
employees and Pinkerton men. All appeared
and gave bail except the Pinkertons, for
whom warrants were issued.
XzAA4A1AA OfElCEhS 1NDlCTkDs-l09 t1CC9.
burg, Pa, grand jury found true bills against
Colonel Hawkins, Lieutenant Colonel Streatoe
and Surgeon Grim, of the Tenth regime
State militia, for cruelty in the punishm
OF Private lama during the Homestead labof
troubles.
NOBLE q RKGMKNT.-MembeBo of the Third
Iowa cavalry, accompanied by their colors,
called on Secretary Noble at his residence.
1he secretary commanded this body of men
during the war. The secretary and several
Others made speeches.
THKRE WERE TWELVE The wreck at
Shreve, Ohio. caused twelve deaths instead of
eight, a. first reported. The fire wiped out
al trace OF baggage, express matter. mail
and even some of the bodies of those killed.
There u not remnant or bone to be found
OF the postal clerks, the express messenger
or tho two women going from Bucyrus to
Espeyville.
McKnLKY AID THE BAKnGs.-A London
disp. tch says: The report of the inspector
general OF bankruptcy has been made public.
The mcreaee in bankruptcy since his last re-
port was due to the collapse of the Barino
bros. and the effects of the Mckinley tariff
hill ''1.1
STMo TAREsHERs.-ThreshinQ hancla In
the vicinity ut Aberdeen, s. D., arc a 3
ok1ike toe higher wages They have -
0oao 0B day. Tie stxiks 3 Inuodly -.