Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
| AT Borden, Ala, roughs made an as
sault on Kolb, late populist candidate
for governor, and broke up his meeting
by throwing rotten eggs.
! Ell. L. TOUCKs. president of the Ma
tional Farmers Alliance, says Weaver
will get enough votes to prevent de.
cision being reached by the electoral
college.
| MINISTER PATRICK EGAN has made
| public an open letter in which he re-
plies to tine charges made against him
| by Wayne MacVeagh, whom he de-
nounces as a pettifogging renegade.
BARCELONA, Venezuela, has fallen
and Crespo's forces have triumphed in
the state of Bermudez in the east,
where the last determined opposition to
the legalists was made.
THE Clark democrats of Texas are
greatly worried over the provision of
the new state law which forbidS the use
of one name on more than one ballot,
the republicans having Endorsed his
nomination.
COMMUNICATIONS WEIsSERT, of
the Grand Army, announces the follow
ing staff appointments: Adjutant-gen-
eral, E. B. Gray, Milwaukee, Wis. j;
rtermaster-general, John Taylor,
Philadelphia; inspector-general, George
L. Goodale, Boston; assistant inspector
general, j. L. Bennett, Chicago, and
senior aide de camp, Ford Fl. Rogers,
Detroit.
JUDGE BLoDGETT, of the United States
court at Chicago, has resigned
The Indiana supreme court has de
clared the registration feature of the
new election law unconstitutional.
TAMMANY ratified the nomination of
Cleveland and Stevenson at New York
on the night of the 18th.
IT is announced that Queen Victoria
will spend the winter in Italy, eleven
miles east of Pisa.
REV. c. III. DICKINSON, Congregation
alist of New Haven, Conn, has re-
signed. A recent sermon on free trade
displeased some of his hearers.
NEGOTIATIONS will be in French at
the monetary conference to begin in
Brussels November %.
THE viceroy of Ireland refused to re-
ceive an address from the Irish Meth
odists, because of political reference
therein.
IT is stated on good authority that
the prince of Wales and his son, the
duke of York, will visit the Chicago Co
lumbar exhibition.
EDWIN GOULD, son of Jay Gould, has
been married to Sarah c. Shrady, STEP
daughter of DR.. George B. Shrady, of
New York. Rev. Robert Collyer Off
ciated.
JOHN P. REA, ex-commander of the
G. A. R., is out for Cleveland and the
democratic ticket in Minnesota
AT conference of republican man
ayers at New York the situation was
canvassed and confident hopes of the
election were expressed
PRESIDENT DIAz, of Mexico, has APP
pointed Antonio Mier, Gen. Mona and
Joaquin Casasus as delegates to the
Brussels monetary conference.
THE Hawaiian cabinet was ousted .Oc-
tober II on a vote of want of confidence
by the legislature.
BRICK" PoMEROY has announced that
he will vote for Harrison.
THE democratic electors of Colorado
have filed their Withdrawals.
KING GEORGE of Greece celebrated his
silver wedding on the 27th.
FUNERAL services were held over the
of Mrs. Harrison in the East
room of the White house on the morn
ing of the 27th, after which they left on
a special train for indianapolis with
the president, relatives and near friends.
THE Argentine government will sup
press the revolt against the local gov
eminent of Santiago del Estero.
REVOLUTION in Hayti is pending
The Moorish government and the
Anghara tribesmen have ended their
little war and peace has been declared
LABoUCHERE, in London Truth, says
if he were an American he would be
protectionist.
GEN. JAMES w. FUTILE, hero of Fort
Donelson, diedoat Casa Grande, Ariz.,
of paralysis.
THE public funeral services over the
body of Mrs. Harrison were held in In
Ind, on the 2Sth and the
remains were laid to rest in Crown Hill
cemetery.
EMILIO CASTELAR,, the eloquent ex-
prime minister of Spain, will be asked
to deliver an grafton at the opening of
the worlds fair.