Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-02-25

The United Workmen of Canads
| have voted not to cecede from the
| United States supreme order.
TIrANIA ToLsToI, daughter of Count
Tolstoi, of Russia, has sent a letter tc
a Chicago lady stating that assistance
in feeding the starving would be gladly
received
| ELECTRIC wires are blamed for New
Orleans big fire.
| The Austrian war minister has issued
a decree enjoining the officers of the
army to take the men of their respect
! i've commands to church at least once q
month
| S. w. ALLERToN, the noted Chicago
packer, opposed anti-option bills before
the senate judiciary committee the
other day.
THE house committee on public
buildings has agreed to recommend an
increase in the Kansas City appropria-
! ton to s., 900, 900.
EDWARD PARKER DEACON, an Amer
| lean, shot and killed Frenchman who
had ruined his home. The tragedy oc-
| Cured in hotel at Cannes. France.
Tue national real estate congress
perfected permanent organization ON
| the 18th and elected officers
EIGHTEEN men of the bark Tanner
lane were lost in the wrecking of the
vessel on one of the Sandwich islands
AT the national butter makers con-
vention in Madison, Wis. recently 81.
j. Noyes, of Richland City, Wis, was
elected president; E. ]. Burridge.
Holly, Ia, secretary and H E. 10y
ston, Hudson, Mich, treasurer.
BETWEEN fifteen and twenty wolves
made their appearance in West Seneca,
a suburb of Buffalo, N. Y, and women
and children are afraid to go out of
doors
THOSE interested in the limestone
industry have made complaint that an
injury has been done by statements
made in the census bulletin.
The actual loss by the fire at New
Orleans amounted to 81, 100, OG0 and the
insurance foots up $3.50. OOO
A FIGHT occurred at Fort Stanton, N
NJ, on the 18th between Mescalero and
Lipan Indians. during which four men
were killed and one wounded.
A SALE of $4,000 acres of pine timber
land in California was recently made.
WYOMING has quarantined against
New Mexican cattle.
w. S. BROWN, miller of Fostoria,
O., in his remarks before the house
com mittee on agriculture said that any
anti-option bill should be made uni
formly operative on all and should not
discriminate.
The East Tennessee mining troubles
have been settled in favor of the free
miners.
business in the various trade centers
81,
ever. weak.
near Paso, Cal, recently and a passen-
ger engine struck it. But was not
thrown from the track.
RELATIVES of Walter r. Earle, of
New York, allege that his death was
due to the bi-chloride of gold treat
ment and will bring suit.
Two blooded Clydesdale stations in
the stable of William Price. at Craw-
louisville, Ind. in some way forced
themselves from their stalls and began
fighting. One of them kicked and bit
his opponent to death and was himself
badly injured.
A FEW days ago six conductors were
dismissed from the ST. Paul City Rail-
road Co. for conspiracy with conduct
ors of connecting lines to turn in trans
fers wrongfully prepared in lieu of
cash fares collected. The discharged
men have brought SANDER suits aggre-
eating $50, 600.
Two young men of Chicago will race
across Lake Michigan in Paul Boy ton
suits. .-,s
The real estate congress will meet
next time at Buffalo, n. Y, October 4,
1892
The whisky trust is backing a syndi-
cate which will endeavor to secure
control of all the breweries in Chicago
belonging to the English syndicate.
THE National Press. of Dublin, in an
editorial on the new Irish local govern
ment bill, says: THE bill is beggar-
~ account of meaningless provisions.
1t is like Japanese toy, a succession
of empty boxes within one another"
GREAT BRITAIN and Ireland have
been showed under. The weather was
the worst ever known