The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-01
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
OVER THE COUNTRY.
News Condensed and Brief Bits of
TelegraphIc Intelligence Reduced
from Columns to Lines for the
Convenience Of Readers.
Thuredan Aur. q.

plan TO do away with the bridge arbitrary
by absorbing it into the through rate
They want st. Louis as we'll as East ST
Louis made 116 per cent point.
On recent trip the Lake Shores expo
sition flyer ran 133 miles between Toledo
and Elkhart in l23 minutes.
Robert Hess. 6-year-oid boy, was killed
by lightning near Moline, Pa, and
Amanda Miller was seriously injured
Alva Merrick, aged %, was drowned al
Battle Greek, Mich. He was in the train
ing class for nurses at the sanitarium.
The South Carolina road will give free
transportation to the Worlds fair to such
OF its employees as it can spare for the
trip.
Mathew McKelvey of Wabaunsee, Kan,
left home Aug. 16 to go to Manhattan,
Kan, and has not been seen since. MUIR
der is feared.
John Reinhart, a life convict at the
northern Indiana prison at Michigan
City, died of paralysis. He was sentenced
from Lafayette for murder.
The Pennsylvania has made deal with
the Wabash by which it turns over to the
latter at Logansport all its business from
the south for Detroit and Toledo.
Harry Williams, farmer worth so, 900
Few years ago. was arrested near Carney,
Ind, for stealing a large quantity Of
wheat and placed in Jail at Columbus.
Secretary Baker of the state board Of
health and Professor V. G.. Vaughn of the
State university will represent Michigan
at the pan-American medical congress at
Washington.
The new route formed by the Ohio and
Mississippi and Big Four from Louisville
has been recognized and admitted as a
Of he
Traffic association.
Friday. Aug. 20.
Henry G. Davis has been reelected presi-
dent of the West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
Word has been sent to interested roads
that quarantine restrictions have been re-
moved at Pensacola.
Clark's thread mills at Newark, N. j.,
resumed operations on three-quarter time.
The Upham Manufacturing company's
sawmill at Marshfield, Wis, will resume
operations Monday, giving employment to
$50 men.
The Kansas Grand Army veterans will
go to the Indianapolis encampment via
Chicago. They have chosen the Atchison
as their official route.
The Wabash has been selected as the Of
fetal route of the Missouri Odd Fellows,
who will attend the Worlds fair in large
numbers Friday and Saturday.
John A Eaton, leading Democrat of
Kansas, has announced that he will here
after affiliate with the Populist party. He
may now become candidate for United
States senator against Senator Martin.
One thousand unemployed miners of
1ronwood and Hurley, Mich, are to make
a demonstration at Hurley. The mayor
and poor commissioners have said they
can give them no relief.
Mrs. Caroline Hall of Chicago Lake,
MINI, was taken to St. Paul charged with
poisoning misunderstanding, Mrs. Johanna
Hall. Hearing was continued to Sept. /.
Extensive repairs have been made at
nearly every mill in Youngstown, o., and
indications point to an early resumption
of work It is believed the Brown BonueItl
iron works will resume next week
At CHARTERS, Pa, union men tried to
prevent Charles Snyder and two others
from going to work in the Lockhart mill.
Snyder used his revolver. placing a bullet
in Joseph Brownhill's shoulder, and then
with his companions found refuge in the
mill yard.
William 6. Stevens was appointed re-
ceiver for the Hotel Windemere at Chi
cago. Assets, 800, 600; liabilities less.
Sisters Aquiline and Scholastic. of the
St Rose convent, Milwaukee, are dead.
Both were from Dubuque, la.
The Seventh Day Baptist general con-
ference session at Milton, Wis, was de-
voted to reports; $50. 4OS. 10 was raised by
the Missionary society during the year.
Long standing family quarrels. no work
and the anger and grief Of forced separa-
ton, drove William Schmidt, As years old,
to shoot his wife and himself in ST. Louis
Both are dead.
George E. Reed, Baltimore payer, cut
the throat of his wife, killing her instant
", and then killing himself in the same
manner Reed had been out of work for
three weeks, and was intoxicated. Three
children survive them.
Saturday. Ang. 20.
The weeks flour output was the heavi-
est in q year.
Michael Kemmeler committed suicide at
Jefferson, Wis, cutting his throat.
The demand for free seed wheat in Kan
sas is much gre alter than the supply.
Illinois has held that corporation can
not get license to practice medicine in
that state.
All the coal mines at Weir City, which
have started up with negroes, are running
full time now.
Thousands of settlers are camped along
6ne strip DOruoCs rcdluy 10 MAKE INC run on
Sept. 10.
Major James Bannerman of St. Louis.
was reelected president of the State ex-
Confederate association.
Frank Hill, ticket agent of the Rock
Island road at Marseilles, H.. who is al
legged to have stolen 1925 of the Offices re-
ceipts in June, was arrested in Chicago
and taken to Marseilles
Miss May johnson was killed in a rum
away at OttumwR, Ia, and a companion,
Miss Rupe, was seriously injured.
The Ninth Illinois District w c. T. U.
convention at Odell closed with an adj
dress by the Rev Anna Shaw
Hans Hanson was acquitted at Menomi-
nee, Mich, on charge of numbering
John Matson last October at Whitney.
Mich.
Willie Ripley. 10 years old, was struck
by a stone thrown from sling by Wesley
Funkbauer at Oakland. Ill, and killed.
Mrs. Frank Young, of Salina, Kan, at
tempted to commit suicide By taking NOR
phine. Slight hope is entertained Of her
recovery.
John Dehoon, of Muskegon, Mich, and
Miss Anderson. of Holland. Mich, were
drowned by the capsizlng OF q sail boat in
Black Lake. Mich
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