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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04
LIKE A BOMBSHEIlL
Fell a ROuslng Free Silver Coinage
Speech In q Chicago Bankers
Banquet.
FalSehOOdS Dlspelled by Facts, Figures
and UnanSwerable Free Silver
Logic and Statistics.

CHICAGO, Feb. GA notable affair
socially and likely to prove memorable
in political and financial circles was
the annual dinner of the Chicago
Bankers club tonight at KingSley's.
An even three score Of guests, includ-
ing not few of the leaders in western
monetary affairs, were present. The
feature of the occasion was a remark
able address in advocacy for the free
coinage of silver, the speaker being
President William H. St. John of the
Merchantile National band OF New
York.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04

A CANAL has just been completed IN
Washington that will lrEisate 10000 acres,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04

THE John Dere Stirring Flows
Il and Disk Listers.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04
NEBRASKA !! CITY ! SOD BREAKERS.

TRICICLE, Gang and sulky
l. Plows.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04

ITHE Balm and Odds Wagons.
Il Garland and Little Yankee
Sulkey Flows.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04

1. We declare the union Of the labor
forces VI the United States, this day accom-
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
Hotel In1peIlal,

On the beach; Maryland Ave; capacity, 3Oo
every home comfort, electric bells large solar
1um CRATE fires. app intments and table ftst-
class; 81 TO e3 per day, $40 TO SIS per week.
g. W KkNDRlCK
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ST. pAuL's BANK FAILURE.
The Commercial CLOSES Its Doors During
Run.

Run.
MINNEAPOLis, April Is The Commercial
bank, OF 81 Paul, has closed its doors, as a
result OF run caused in part by the recent
failure Of the ST. Paul German Fire Insur-
ance company The leading man in the in
surance company is Albert Scheffer, who is
also president Of the Commercial bank
Scheffer IA confined TO his home by illness
and William Hamm, vice president and
Herman Scheffer, cashier, have not yet been
found. Insurance Commissioner Mcbride,
ef Kansas, is in the city, and in company
with Insurance Commissioner Smith, Of
Minnesota, called on the ST. Paul German
Accident Insurance company with view 10
further inquiring into the affairs Of that
concern. Il Is now reported that the Affairs
Of the accident insurance company, which
are under the same management as the Ger
man Fire Insurance company, are in bad
shape
Mr. Middleton. one OF the hank directors,
stated 10 the United Press reporter that all
depositors OF the bank would be paid iB full,
aud none except the stockholders would lose
a cent He said that the suspension was
caused by a rumor set in circulation In the
country to the effect that the failure OF the
German Fire Insurance company would
have serious effect upon the Commercial
bank This rumor reached the city and
caused a run which necessitated the sus
pension State Bank Examiner Kenyon
states that the bank was found 10 be in
good condition when he last examined into
it, affairs
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
eENeRAL eRANTls elRTApAY.
Many Banquets Held la Honor OF u
mad H.r,

Many Banquets Held Ia Honor OF the
Dead Hero.
NEW YORK, April 2S The banquet OF the
Grant Birthday association was held last
evening. General Granville NJ. Dodge pre-
sided There were, speeches by Secretary
of War Elkins. General Horace Porter, Elihu
Root, Senor Matias Romero and others.
A dinner was given az the Union League
club. in Brooklyn, under the joint direction
of L. :. Grant Post, ;fsi, g. A, r., and the
club Rev DR.. r. r. Meredith, Mark d.
Wilbur, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
James r. Solely, General Palmer, ex-Sena
tor ; W. Grswold and Mayor Boody spoke
The Republican club had dinner at the
club rooms, 40 Fifth avenue John s
Smith, vice president Of the club, presided
and informal speeches were made by W
jerks Merritt General Stewart L. Wood
ford, General Cyrus Bussey, John w. Vroo
man and others.
The Harlem Republican club celebrated
the birthday Of General Grant by a Dime
in the Harlem Opera House hall Washing
ton Winsor, president Of the club; Charlie
s. Baker, assistant United States distiic
attorney; Roswell G. Horr and the Rev. Di
Nundewater made speeches
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New .T.r.., ReunbIlcan. ,f.,,

TRENTON, April 2S.-rhe Republican state
convention TO name delegates 10 Minneapo-
lis made Judge John A. Blair both tempo
nry and permanent chairman. The dele
yates loudly cheered illusions TO Secretary
Blaine in his address, and then somebody
proposed a cheer for Harrison, which was
given. The platform commended Harri-
sons administration, the Mckinley bin aud
opposed free silver. Every point in the
platform WAS received with enthusiasm
When the reading was completed a dele
gate tried to move a recommitment with
Instructions 20 insert an Endorsement OF
Mr.. Blaine, bat, though Mr.. Blaine's name
was received with cheers, the motion was
not even seconded, and the platform was
adopted as read.
Upon motion Of Senator Griggs the state
committee was reorganized so as to be COM
posed Of one member from each county and
lour committeeman at large.
W. j. Sewell, John A. Blair, Garrett A.
Hobart and George A. Hnlsey were nomi-
nated for delegates at large.
During the convention the members Of
The state executive committee resigned in a
body The ditrict delegates chosen were:
First district-DSvid Baird, of Camden
and Daniel p. Elmer, Of Cumberland. Sec
ond-Colonel Washington A. Riebling. Of
Mercer, and Henry p Thorn. of Burling-
ton. Third-B. f. Howell, Of Middlesex,
and William T. Hoffman, Of Monmouth.
Fourth - Frank Swayze, OF Sussex, and
George W. Jenkins, Of Morris Fifth-JOhn
e. Miller, Of Bergen, and William Barbour,
Of Passaic Sixth-Dr. f. c. Herold and
Frank Parker, both Of Essex Seventh
Gilbert Collins and Thomas McEwan, both
Of Hudson. Eighth-Alexander Gilbert and
Elias NJ. Condit, both Of Essex.
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birthday Of General Grant, brought together

birthday OF General Grant, brought together
many famous Republicans
Governor Mckinley. OF Ohio. responded
10 the toast Grant, Greater with the Grow.
ing Years In a brief but beautifully
worded eulogy Mr. Mckinley said that
Grants place Is secure IN the romembrauce
OF nation not given to hero worship Hon
John NJ Thurston spoke Of "The Republican
Party Hon. John Dalzen spoke Of penn
sylvania, Virtue, Liberty and independence {"
Hon. w. A. Stone talked IN an interesting
manner about The New Congressman. His
Hopes. His Expectations aud His Disap.
pointments' General Alger spoke about
the Republican party in a manner 70 wildly
enthuse the audience
Before leaving the city Governor McKiu.
ley said there was no forakerism or Sher.
manism in Ohio, except 10 newspaper He
declined 10 SAY anything about the proba.
mlity OF his leading the Ohio delegation g
Minneapolis Asked in regard to Rspub.
lican prospects for 1892, he said he was con.
hdent the nominees Of the party win be
elected
General Alger was rather indisposed 70
talk OF his own prospects In Michigan and
the country at large as a presidential a..
pirant. he said. There is not much tax.
ing place az present 10 disturb the state of
Michigan politically II we succeed in de
feating the Miner law by which presidential
electors are chosen by congressional districts
there viii be no doubt as to the state being
strongly Republican
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
sllll Iinnminr nInInn-

NEW YoRg April 2S-The Press says
that as reports come in from various state
Republican conventions all over the United
States the friends Of Mr. Blaine are taking
courage They believe that the situation is
daily growing more favorable and that the
nomination of Mr. Blaine will ultimately be-
demanded and made 40 Minneapolis The
Press adds, "rhe great state OF New York
win go TO Minneapolis with a harmonious
delegation, bent only upon helping TO name
the man who viii be the strongest before
the people ia the contest against the candi.
datenamed by the Democracy
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obio Repubiieans In Session.

CLEVELAND. April ~. The Ohio Repub
lican convention made the Hon Charles p,
Griiiin, of Toledo, temporary chairman
Mr.. Griffin In the course OF his address
spoke amid loud cheers Of the worlds un
equaled statesman, James g. Blaine. Az
the conclusion Of the address the committee
on permanent organization and platform
were announced, aud thereupon an adjourn
ment was taken for the day. Il is said by
the Sherman managers that they have cap
tured seventeen out of twenty-one mem
bers of the central committee. The Foraker
element comedies its defeat without giving
figures.
The delegation viii probably consist OF
Governor Mckinley, Hon. W. NJ Hahn, ex.
Governor Foraker aud Asa Bushnell.
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E'OR REST.-A TWO-STORY BRICK
dwelling. eight rooms and bath. Sewer
MRS COTrTNGHAM. No. 30 maryland
avenue.
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pre.Ident nnrrl.on Indnr.rd.

CONCORD, n. H., April 2s.-The Repub-
hcan state conventions platform commend
ed the Mckinley bill and heartily indorsed
"the diguifed, clean and able administra-
ton Of President Harrison, which has made
the nation respected abroad and promoted
its prosperity az homen
Frank G. Churchill, Of Lebanon; Benia-
min A. Kimball, Of Concord; Henry B.
Quinby, of Lakeport, and Charles T. Means,
OF Manchester, were chosen delegates at
large
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TOR KENT NOS. 2a03-5 and MARKET
l. street, rooms and bath; also store and
dwelling No. ~ j Market street. . rooms r..
IAIN W.. No Ill Al.LrL.I aIrnaI
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
The Alliance eau Denounced.

TOPEKA, Kan. April 2s-There is = big
row among the Alliance and Peoples party
leaders over the call for secret conference
OF representatives OF the southern states at
Birmingham. Chairman Chase, OF the Peo-
pies party executive committee, and Secre-
tary French OF the Alliance, both denounce
Il rs a scheme 70 turn the southern Alliance
over 70 the Democratic party.
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nnlh YnnLe. Kihnnners.

ST. JoHN, ~ B., April 2s.-At Tilley set
Element, Victoria county, about seven miles
from the United States boundary line, three
Americans drove TO the residence Of Benia-
nin Robertson and forcibly carried him
across the boundary line. Robertson is ac-
cused Of setting fire TO buildings at Aroos-
took, Me. The affair win be brought to the
attention Of she minister Of Justice.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
cnlnrndo fnr 10. slIr.r.

DENVER, April 2s.-The Republican state
convention was called 20 order by Chair
man Ashley. The delegates at large elected
to Minneapolis are T. o. Woicott, H. NJ
Teller, Hosea Townsend and j. l.. Brush
Strong free silver resolutions were passed,
and the delegates were instructed to vote
only for candidates fayoring free coinage.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
Her Rodr In the Lake.

JAMESTOWN. n. Y, April 2S.-Over a
week ago Mrs Garrett Newhouse, Of Chan
taqua, disappeared A letter has been
mailed at Erie, Pa, saying that her body
could be found in Lake Erie. All efforts to
find the body have been unsuccessful.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
More Trouble in Behrinr Sea.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Further compli-
cations in Behring sea are looked for in Off
cial circles here from the fact that the
poachers who infest that sea threaten to fly
the fiag OF some country other than that Of
the United States or Great Britain.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
m. Lehirb yaIIev,, New Line

BUFFALO, April 2S.-The Lehigh Valleys
new line into this city win not be opened
for traffic for at least two months, and the
company viii continue TO use the Erie
tracks. Before Reading got the road the
intention was TO have the formal opening
some time next month.
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IIlneI. nemoerat. for raIn.er.

SrRINGFIELp, Ills, April as-The Demo
cratic state convention nominated Altgeld
for governor and General Black and Judge
Hunter were nominated by acclamation for
congressman at large Ex-Assistant Post.
master General A. H. Stevenson A W.
Greer, O. f. Crofts, Ben r. Cable, n f.
Worthington, Walter Watson. samuel b.
Chase and John A. King were chosen dele
gates at large 10 the national convention.
The convention instructed the Illinois
delegation to vote as a unit aud TO present
Palmer II the candidate Is 70 be a western
man II also indorsed Cleveland's admins.
tration, however, which Is regarded as
counterbalancing the Palmer instructions
Senator Palmer, on being asked toexpress
his wishes as 10 the course Of the conven-
tion, telographed as follows ~ don't ask
absolute instructions. ! doa't wish TO yield
anything TO opposition I don't wish 10
antagonize Mr. Cleveland My friends
ought TO speak on both Mr. Cleveland and
myself in language of their own
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steerer, had been
captured At West
Utica. The report
had its origin in
the attempt Of a
policeman to serve
a warrant on Rich
ard Burton, want
ed for thieving,
and Burton, TO
escape arrest, ran
away He was
pursued by the po-
lhceman, and a live
~ chase resulted,
the man bein <
finally captured in
West Utica. d. A.
Dishler says that
the stories con
Meeting him with
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Malns nepublIean. Iese nesd ana nlaIn.

BANGOR, Ne, April - The Republican
state convention selected as chairman Hon.
A. B. Savage General Thomas W. Hyde
Of Bath, and the Hon. w NJ Nash, of
Cherryheld, were chosen presidential elec
tors, and delegates al large were chosen In
the order named below. Edmund r. Nal.
lett of Freeport; Charles r. Littlehold, OF
Rocklnnd; Edmund + Webb, of Waterville.
and John l.. Cutler OF Bangor
The platform contained plank indorsinp
James q Blaine and congratulated the
country and the Republican party on the
vindioation hy the highest court In the land
'of the principles Of majority rule, 40 well
enunciated aud so ably and couragcously
maintained by Maines honored son. the
speaker Of the last house of representatives,
Hon. Thomas B. Reed The Delegates
We're not instructed
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sherman praI.e. narrl.on.

PfTTsBURG, April 2s.-Among the letters
Of regret read at the Americas clubs an
nual banquet in honor of General Grants
birthday was one letter from senator Sher-
man. In il he inumated that he favora
Harrison's denomination
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rher Az fnr cler.lnnd.

New HAVEN, april 70 -Ninety-nine Of
the Democratic delegates from New Haven
county to the Connecticut state convention,
or nearly one-fifth Of the whole convention,
are said to be for Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
MeMahon nan OF rhno.ophy Hesun.

mcMahon Hail OF fht"sophy begun.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Appropriate ex-
ercises incident 70 the laying Of the corner
stone Of the Mcmahon Hall of Philosophy
took place on the grounds Of the Catholic
university. Cardinal Gibbons and Hon.
Charles J. Bonaparte delivered appropriate
addresses. The building is $50 feet long,
100 feet in the center, the wings being "a
feet deep. IL win not be opened until in
the fan Of 1894, when II win be equipped
with the best faculty to be obtained
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Koch Said His Lymph mad Faned.

CINCINNATI, April 2s-Dr. A. NJ. Brown,
who has been at Berlin under Professor
Koch, said that this eminent scientist had
admitted TO him that his lymph had proved
a failure
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
Cannon TO Return to Congress.

TUscoLA, Ills, April - -Ex- Congressman
Cannon was unanimously renominated for
congress by the Republican district con.
vention held here.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28

Boston, April 2s.-The pardon COMMITTEES
Of the executive council reported in favor
of the pardon Of James Dunlap, the North
ampton bank robber.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
TIneen Years for Kut.rhe.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 2s.-Henry
Kutsche, convicted on the charge Of high
way robbery, was sentenced here 20 serve
fifteen years in Auburn prison.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
rwenty-ave Anarchists Arrested.

PARIS, April 2s.-The police are active
throughout France arresting anarchists.
They took twenty-five into custody at Roub-
ak
Evening journal., 1892-04-28

the O'Brien matter viii be easily explained
when the time comes. He says he viii sue
certain papers for libel If they do not cease
accusing him Of assisting O'Brien 10 escape.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
Losr AND FoUsD.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL ES'rATE.-1he we'll known "Prac-
tical Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, BrandyWine
hundred. Is Offered for sale. or will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred years. the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter has splendid bar and hotel trade. JOHN
p. DONAHOE. so Orange street. Whining
ton. Del
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n. 7. Clothing House.
wnusNeroN, Thursday, April ss 1892.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, Ind Order odd Fellows.
jefferson Lodge, Ind Order Odd Fellows.
Eden Lodge. Ind. Order Odd Fellows
Kedosh Commandery, Knights Of Malta.
Wilmi nRton Ofge. Order Of Tonti.
CLAYTON Lo1ge, Knights of Pythias
~. Johns. .COmmapoery, knights Templar
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
congre..mnn nouteIIe Renominated.

BANGOR, Ne, April es-The Republicans
of the Fourth district renominated c. A.
Boutelle for congress.
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ramou. RepnblIean. - PItl.burg.

PITTsBuRG, April 2s-The sixth annual
banquet Of the Americas club at the Mon
7Heahela House last night, celebrating the
Evening journal., 1892-04-28

OF course you are welcome
TO come at any time, but if you
want to see the Children's Clio.
thing to the best advantage
come on Children's Day-to-
morrow. (Every Friday is
Children's Day especially.) We
make special efforts to have
our line full and complete on
that day, not that they're any
cheaper or Friday. Our prices
are the same every day. We
wouldn't be a strictly one price
Clothing house if we charged
you S. 90 one day and ST. ? 5
the next day and So so an.
other day, all for the same ar
ticle. While weie talking
about it we'll also add that we
don't give something for no.
thing we'er not scheming to
sell our Clothing we wont give
the Boy a ten cent toy and
charge you so cents more foI
the clothes.
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The HoteI StIcknev.

100 feet from Ocean. on Kentucky ave.,
60 Sl2 week. l. V. STICKNEl.
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'sUNcoER o'sRIsN NOT CAUGHT.

The Report That He Was in Custody
Proves Erroneous.
ALBANY, April 2S. S.-There was a rumor
here that Tom O'Brien, the escaped bunco
Evening journal., 1892-04-28
ZEAL EarArk.

FOR RENT. two SMALL HOUSrS AND
store. apply to + ). BRADLEY. Pull
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ATLANTIC CITY HorELs
Hotel Allen.

Corner Of Pqciic and Arkansas Avenues.
nesr the beach; accommodations first-class
W. S. ALLEN. Proprlefor.
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The EIcFedqe,

Is South Carolina Avenue. IS to sic per week
81. TO 81. 90 per daY. Every facility fof
guests. House enlarged having large airy
rooms. Mrs E J. Fidredge, Proprietor.
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The Raclnor.

1i2 South Carolina Avenue. Centrally located
within three minutes walk Of ocean, hot sea
baths, depot and post clfice.
MRS. n. w. SHARPLESS
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Hotel Edison.

Michigan and Pacific Ave. pleasantly stu
ated. Ot-en gTares; sanitary arrangement
comp etc. MRS. JOHN II. COOKE.
Formerly Of the "MelCs."
Evening journal., 1892-04-28

Strictly one price and
if dissatisfied with your
purchase we will return
your money.
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DOR RKNT.-rHE LARGE STORE AND
dwelling OF No. 2l . also the dwelling OF
Ne. 2l3 West Front street Apply 20
PHILIP q pIUNKETT,
No 30 West Front strset
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Expect to see

The Best 81 90 Children's Suit.
Ths Best SO. 90 Children > Suit.
The Best $3.50 Chlldren's Suit.
The Best SO 90 Children's Suit.
The Best SO 80 Children's Suit
The Best 81 90 Children's Suit.
The Best "a 90 Cbildren's Suit.
The Best S. 0G Children's Suit.
The Best So so Children's Suit.
The Best SO 90 Children's Suit.
The Best SO 80 Childreu's Suit.
The Best So 80 Jersey Snt
The Best 500 Jersey Suit
The Best % 80 Jersey Suit.
The Best 81 90 Jersey Suit
The Best s4 90 Jersey Suit.
The Best s5 90 Jersey Suit.
The Best SOC Knee Pants.
Come any day, but come to
morrow, Friday, Children
Day.
Evening journal., 1892-04-28

DOR RENT. THE SrURh. 8F MADISON
IL street, good STAN for any kind OF bu n.
ness; fixtures in store; Si4 per month
JAMES MONAGHAN. fl9 Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-06
LATE NEWS in BRIEF.

A secret invention has been signed by
England, Spain and Italy for the partltlon OF
Morocco.
George Benger accidentally shot VIII.
lam Ochs at Louisville yesterday anu tnen
killed himself in remorse.
Five thousand British Columbtans
crossed to the United States on the Fourth
to participate in the celebration.
-Four people were killed at Kansas City
on the Fourth: Henry Hoover, Ettie Leslie.
Axtell Peterson and Cla<a Westerman.
An unknown sloop supposed to be .
Chinese smuggler capsized vesteraay r near
Victoria, B. c. All on board were lost.
A colored woman named A. ri. Smith
shot an unknown man at Lake Owasso on
Monday. The killing occurred during row.
Bill Williams has been arrested at Dallas
on a charge of being the author OF the recent
mysterious killing Of three women az Denhi-
son.
Birmingham, Ala. for an attempted Assault
on two white ladies. He was riddled Win
bullets.
Joseph, Zacharia and Henry Martins
three brothers, aged 20, u and 10, were
drowned in Kings River, CAL, while pathing
yesterday.
An official telegram from Rio Janeiro
states that Congress has met and that Gen.
eral Peixotto will continue to hold the ONCE
OF President OF Brazil till the end Of 1894
The miners in Prague who caused the
explosion in the Brahenberg silver mine, oy
which 800 lives were lost, have been SEN
fenced to prison for three and two years.
The police of Paris have arrested three
dangerous Anarchists named Dervaux, Maui
rice and Faron. Dervaux is supposed to
have been implicated in the explosions that
recently caused CONSERVATION.
A man named Thompson killed his wife
and another woman with a butcher knife at
Arlington, S. D., Monday. He stabbed his
wife five times. He admits his guilt. 1t Is
feared that he will be lynched.
Herr Geyer, an Austrian landed propri-
etor, on Sunday attempted to make the as
cent of the Griming mountain, near Aussee,
in Moravia- He missed his footing, fell into
a chasm and was instantly killed.
In reply to Italy's protest against the in
strument of Italian sailors at port at Santos,
the Brazilian government has offered to
make satisfactory reparation and concilia-
tory negotiations have been opened.
A number of anarchists tried by the
imperial tribunal at Leipzig for high treason
in having distributed seditious sheets among
soldiers were sentenced Monday to fmpr1son-
ment in terms ranging from years to 8.
While trying to arrest two unknown
thieves some miles north OF Greensburg,
Kiowa County, kas., A. w. Baliour. con-
stable of that town., was shot to death. The
officers are on the trail of his murderers.
The Fourth of July was celebrated by
the American colony at Santiago. ball
was given at which there was large attend
ance. Several prominent Chilfans were
present. Neither Minister Egan nor Consul
McCreery was invited.