Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-16
AL OVER THE WORLD.
Current Happenings Of General Interest 10 The
Reading Public.
SERIOUS AND SENSATIONAL sORrlNas.


BRADY, an lnulani mas 1uSJ Deen ar
rested, charged with murder commit
ted sixteen years ago. On October
10, 1877, one Joe Rowe, was killed.
Brady was tried by the Indian court, |
but acquitted on the ground that he
was not citizen of the Indian terri
tory. The federal grand jury for the
western district OF Arkansas has just
rendered decision that if Brady is
not a citizen of the nation he must be
a citizen of the United States and has
found true bill against him for muir
der in the first degree.
The Rev. DIR. Charles II. Parkhurst
of New York has been compelled to
put himself under guard Since he
began his first crusade against the
vice of New York he has rcceieved
many threatening letters, but he paid
little attention to them until recently,
when he received one which impress
ed him greatly and alarmed his friends
SO that they insisted he should take
precaution.
Recently on the farm of Jack Dan
iels, near Lynchburg, Tenn, Ned
Waggoner, his son win and his mar
ried daughter and son-in-law, Sam
Motlaw, were found hanging to one
tree. All the parties are colored and
the only cause assigned for their fate
is that they are supposed to have
been implicated in numerous barn
burnings in Moore and Lincoln coun-
ties.
Mrs. Amanda Z, Duggan, widow
Voldostat Ga. in September to marry
w. w. Roberts of Denver, Colo, who
however promptly repudiated her
when he gazed on her somewhat an
tique features, is now in Kansas City,
Mo. Roberts said that her photograph
battered her. and he left her penniless
to seek her way home,
The statement of the comptroller of
currency shows that since October,
1892, the increase in national bank
notes outstanding amounted to $50,
SS6, 972, and October, 1898, 1921, 1914,
making the total national banks notes
outstanding on October 81, 1898,
5000, 214, 166.
A majority of the Kickopoo Indians
have agreed to accept 5000 each from
the government and be enrolled for
allotment. If the rest do not come in,
allotments will be assigned them and
preparations for opening the reserva-
tion completed at once.
The eviction of local miller from
the village of Kajalka, Austria, re-
Gently resulted in serious fight be-
tween the villagers and the police, in
which the police fired into the villag-
ers, killing four Five police were
severely wounded
Adelina Patti Nicolini has arrived
at New York. The famous prima
donna was accompanied by her hus-
band. On board the American liner
Paris were a number of artists who
will accompany the prima donna on
her American tour.
A party OF hunters recently discov-
cred three counterfeiters in cave in
the Laurel Hill mountain near Green's
burg, N. Y. The counterfeiters es-
capped. In the cave the hunters found
keg of whiskey and about 100
pounds of wool.
Henry E. Sherman, a hostler, who
has until recently been employed in
the Wells-Fargo Express company
stables, at Kansas City, Mo-, was
found dead in his bed few mornings
since. He had taken box of NOR
phine pills.
A shooting occurred recently in the
Church of the Nativity at Bethlehem,
five and one-half miles from Jerusa-
lem, in which monk was killed.
This church is said to inclose the
manager in which our Savior was born.
George McNouwn, the escaped mad
man, who has been assaulting people
and applying the torch in the farming
community north of Topeka, Kan,
the past few days, has been captured
at LIE Compton.
A petition emanating from Spokane,
Wash, is being circulated through
all the western states asking that the
government purchase the Northern
control of it.
Colonel Gilbert S. Jennings. United
States army, retired, died short
time ago, aged rs. The result of in
haling gas Whether he blew the
light out or turned it on accidentally
is not known.
At Keithsburg, ILL.,, recently fire
burnded the largest store in town,
twenty-five residence and eleven
places of business. The loss is esti-
mated at $45, 900. There is but little