Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-07-14
Phillipsburg Herald

A half block in Guthrie, o. T., has burned
over. at a loss of $1,000, with about SlIsOOO
insurance 1t was business block
There are 10000 men idle at Pittsburg,
Pa, and vicinity by reason OF the stoppage
of work in the iron and steel works and IN
the glass works
Gladstone arrived at Glasgow, July 4, and
was given an ovation by an immense crowd
Mr.. Gladstone delivered one of his charae-
teristic addresses-
The fight between federation" men and
'-union" men is bitter at Decatur, Illinois
The walking delegates ordered all federation
men of their Jobs
The bi-metaIlic league had committee at
Omaha TO urge the adoption of such plat
form and the nomination of such candi-
date as the silver men could support.
Weaver. of Iowa, the old original green
hacker, was nominated for presidential can
diate on the first ballot at the third party
convention assembled at Omaha, July 4
John NJ. Price, of Atchison, was nominated
Tor state senator by acclamatlon oy the sec
ond district republican senatorial conyen-
ton, held at Whiting, jackson county, Kan
Divers sent down to ascertain the extent Of
the damage sustained by the steamer City of
Chicago. winch went on the rocks at kinsale
and sunk, report the vessels hull in bad con-
dition.
Mason, Nebraska, has been tipped over by
a cyclone. The NJ. E. and Baptist churches,
a new brick school house, several residences
and business houses, and about all the small
buildings in town were demolished.
thresher boiler exploded near Murray,
KY, killing one and wOunding ten men, one
of whom died SOON;
Speaker Crisp has received a Telegram from
Cordale, Georgia, announcing his renomina-
ton for congress by reclamation.
east of Wallace, Neb., while umpiring game
of baseball Sunday afternoon, was hit on the
breast by the ball. killing him instantly. He
leaves wife and one child
Colonel W. A. Harris, nominee for con-
gressman-at-large in Kansas, landed from
England, and was met by Charles W. Gleed,
who gave HIM the news of his nomination.
According to the New York Times. Presi-
dent CLARK, of the Union Pacific, started life
as brakeman on gravel train.
A wild steer got loose in the streets of st.
Louis and several people were wounded by
policemen shooting at the animal
Mrs John ]. Ingalls, is secretary of the
WOman's National Republican club, of which
Mrs William Mckinley is president.
Ex-Congressman Turner. who is now at his
home in Kansas, has been appointed inspec-
tor of public buildings for Kansas and Ne
braska.
Edward O'Kelley, for the killing of Bob
Ford, the slayer of Jesse James, was con-
victed of murder in the second degree at
Lake City, Col, July 8.
Colonel King, author of Kings digest of
Tennessee laws and a leading member of the
Memphis bar. is to be hanged for murder on
August u. The state supreme court has 50
decided.
Deaths from cholera have occurred in Paris
The condition of the barracks at Paris is de-
scribed as scanualous. They are perfect hot
beds of infection; some of them have not
been cleaned, whitewashed or repaired in q
century.
People of the little town of Orelande. sew
enteen miles north of Guthrie, O. T., were
much excited over what they thought would
be cyclone. The wind blew terriically and
small OuthOuses of every kind were dashed
away before the gale
Sam Small and Chairman Dickie ex-
hanged pretty emphatic personalities at
he Cincinnati convention. Dickie called
Smal's resolution an ''idiotic performance"
and Tom fool resolution" and Small
sailed into Diekie for five minutes.
William O'Bricn, of Dublin, who was struck
on the head with a stone he was returning
IRON political meeting, passed an uneasy
night. The physicians who are in attend
ance apprehend that his condition will be-
come worse. His assailant, a laborer named
John Sheehon, has been arrested.
The strike at Homestead. Pa, has culmi
mated in battle between the strikers and a
body Of Pinkerton detectives, in which the
hitter were forced to surrender. The Pink
ertOns suffered a less of nine killed and
twenty wounded, while the strikers loss is
eleven killed and eighteen wounded.
The Carnegie company have large con-
tracts to supply United States shipyards with
arfnor plate To complete these contracts
their work must go on A representative of
the company went to Washington with a
view to getting the protection of the govern
Inent while its work was being done in Home
stead.
Three men were going hunting and fishing
an the ONRn river in Illinois. When near
Ratoka a storm came up and flash of light
ming came down among the men and all
were badly shocked. Mr.. Sprouce, who wore
n null beard of heavy whiskers. had them
nearly all burned of by the lightning and
his body and clothing were badly burned.
.. S. Marshal Grimes and posse have can
tured one of the train robbers who held up
the santa Fe train at Red Rock l. T., last
month The robber had a large amount of
money and the watch taken from the express
messenger in his possession. The rest Of the
gang, It Is thought, will be captured soon, as
the marshais posse Is pressing them hard.
When the Grand Duke Vladmira, who Is
making military tour of inspection in Now
gorod, arrived at Tcherspovetz the door of
the saloon carriage in which no was riding
flew open and the grand duke, who was lean
ing against It, fell heavily upon the fagstones
of the station platform. He was rendered
unconscious and blood streamed over his
faceE He also suffered dislocatiOns of a leg
andar