Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-11-01

mr. uIaosrone, the British premier,
is at work on the Welsh church discs
tablishment bill.
The Democrats elected every one of
their city officers at their election at
Perry, Ok.
A shortage of s., 500 has been found
in the accounts of ex-Treasurer w. b.
Stanley of Beaver county, Oklahoma
Deputy United States Marshal Jess
Hall shot James Henderson to death
at Vinita. Ind. Ter
Two deaths have resulted from the
Marion, Ind, gas explosion, and two
more are expected.
Seven members of the W. c. T. U.
congress went on a tour of the slums
of Chicago at midnight
John I. Murphy. prominent citi-
zen of Marshall, Mo. was thrown
from road-eart and killed.
Bank statements now being received
by the comptroller of the currency
make very good showing.
An Alabama mob held an election
to decide the fate of a negro rape
fiend. He was taken to Jail.
James Ramsey, one of the oldest
grocers of Sedalia. Mo, has assigned
with 81, i54 preferred liabilities.
The freight depot of the Monon
Route at Indianapolis and contents
were totally destroyed by fire.
1t is rumored that Attorney-General
Olney will soon resign and be succeed
ed by Governor w. E. Russell of
Massachusetts.
Congressman Bryan of Nebraska,
has introduced bill to increase the
penalty for embezzling by directors
and officers of national banks.
The footbridge on which Mrs Ade-
laidc Crittenden and five children
were crossing 4 creek near Clay
hatchee, Ala, broke and three children
were drowned.
w. j. Houston of Georgia, p. r.
Brady of Arizona and j. A. German Of
Pennsylvania have been appointed a
commission to appraise the Yuma
Indian lands.
Chief John f. Brooks of the United
ates secret service in New York city
died from apcoplexy at his home in
Newark, n. j., aged "a years.
Corbett will not consent to have the
championship battle transferred to
foreign parts. Mitchell favors France
1t looks like New Orleans or nowhere.
At Ripley, Ohio, Mrs. r. j. Wagner,
while in fit of dependency killed
her two children, aged about and 6
years, and then committed suicide.
Mrs. Ellis Shifer of Shelbyville,
Ind, rawhided Mrs, George Patterson
and her husband, whom she found in
compromising position.
Rev. A. E Wright and wife, both
ordained ministers, will become joint
pastors of the Reconciliation Univer-
salist church at New York.
The court of appeals of New York
has confirmed the verdict by which
Georgiana Bishop, girl less than IL
years old was convicted of arson.
1t is reported from Guthrie, Ok,
that at least three men have been
killed and dispos ID OF quietly in dance
halls at Perry, Ok, without police in
vestigation.
c. o. Beardsley has been convicted
on thirty-fve cents of selling liquor
illegally at Eldorado, Kan. His fine
will be So, 100 and his Jail sentence
1850 days.
j. F. Knapp of Lincoln, Neb.. who
has been robbed of 81. 200 while intox-
icated in Chicago hanged himself in a
cell in the police station where he
been placed to sober up
Around Hallock, Mimi, prairie fires
are doing Il great deal of damage.
They were started by section men
burning off the grass along the rail
road tracks.
Mr.. Grain. of Texas, has introduced
n mr. 1ln f..ia -
Columbia be represented in the house
by delegate, as territories are now
represented.
EorgerieS to the amount of 500, 600
are reported in connection with the
failure of the Madison Square bank, in
New York, and indictments, it is
thought, will be returned
Claus Spreckels has been in New
York several days. and in an inter
view expresses his great disgust at the
stealing" of the Sandwich islands by
the United States.
The Iowa state election board has
decided that the Citiz.ns' Prohibition
Republican ticket cannot be put on
the official bullot.
In row at dance near Athens
vile, Ill, William Griffith fatally shot
Martin Flynn and Dennis Flynn. A
stray shot also fatally wounded
Robert Wyatt, boy of l..
Mr.. Lucas, of South Dakota, has
introduced Il bill appropriatlng $780,
900 for the establishment of
sanitarium branch of the Soldiers
home at Hot Springs S. ID.
The Puget Sound National bank of
Everett, Wash, and First National
bank of Ellensburg, Wash, which
closed their doors during the recent
financial panic, have reopened for
business.
A wonderful double organ with
200 stops and four manuals was
placed in use in st. Bartholomew
church, in New York. Over 500, 900
had been spent refitting the edifice.
The Monet, Mo. postmastership is
exasperating Democrats because of
the refusal of Postmaster General
Bissell to remove the present incum-
bent, a rank Republican.
Sidney Cole of Shannon county,
Missouri, was acquitted of murder
and another man was sent to prison
for two years for burning a threshing
machine, though the evidence against
him was far weaker than against Cole.
Tie failure of the senate to act on
the nominations of c. Fl. J. Taylor and
II. G. c. Atwood. TO be United States