The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-09
IN FEW WORDS
a WEEKS NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS
BOILED DOWN.
Everything but Facts Eliminated Tor Our
Readers CONFERENCE.-The Many Hap
Penings OF Seven Days Reduced From
Columns to Lines.
Thursday, June L.

Mrs. johnson, very old lady, mother |
Of the wife of Ex-Congressman Babbitt of |
Beloit, Wis, died on train at Trinidad,
Col, while en- route alone to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Babbitt. Her remains were left at
Trinidad.
Gertie and Hyacinth Rice, respectively
IA and 10 years of age, are missing from
their home in Milwaukee.
Union printers of Illinois met at Peoria
to form state association.
Gold to the amount of 81 .0O0,0 900 has
been sent by Lazard Freres, via the AlIers
to Europe.
The United States battle ship, Massa-
chusetts will be launched from Ph1la-
delphia ship yard on June TO- She IS an
exact counterpart of the Indiana, which
left the ways last February.
Sir Richard Webster, one of England's
counsel, occupied the time of the arbitra-
ton commissioners Thursday.
John, Murphy, a burglar, was fatally
shot at Marinette, Wis, by Officer Hilmer
when in the act of robbing hardware
store
The New York chamber of commerce
passed resolutions demanding the repeal
of the Sherman silver law.
An organization known as the Central
Indiana Electric Railway company has
been perfected, with a capital stock of
500, 900, at NobleSVllle, 1no
A grand festival to celebrate the 30Oth
anniversary of the Swedish reformation,
was held by the Lutherans at Rock
ford, Ills.
The failure of the J. NJ. McLane Ma
chine company at Canton, o., was fol-
lowed by the personal assignment of j. II.
McLane, the president and principal
owner of the company, and Frank Z. Nc
Lane, his son.
Ralph Drake, brother of Councilman
Drake of Columbus, o.. shot and killed
Mrs. Ida Ward. The two claimed to be
husband and wife. After shooting the
woman, Drake put bullet into his own
head, and will die.
Friday, June 2.
The Business Mems association of Sui
livan, Ill, will be incorporated soon for
the purpose of encouraging factories to To-
cate at Sullivan.
William A Webb, a druggist of De-
catur, was found drowned in a creek near
Dalton City, Ill. He was supposed to be
temporarily insane.
John Stipp. farmer living near Bloom
ington, Ind was swindled out of 81, GOO by
bunko men He loaned that sum on an
alleged $50, 600 stone quarry for security.
Tho resignation of William F. Rea at
Springfield, as first lieutenant of Com
pany G, First infantry, Illinois National
Guard, has been accepted. An election is
ordered in the company Wednesday, June
z, to fill the vacancy.
John L. Stevens, eX-minister to Hawaii,
in an address at Oakland, Cal, said he
did not believe the administration OF Pres
ident Cleveland, careful and cautious asst
is, will neglect the opportunity to annex
Hawaii.
General Manager Allen announced at
Davenport, Ia. that he would not rein
state the men discharged from the Rock
Island and Pacific railroad for visiting
saloons while on duty. He intimated
that the rule would be even more vigor-
ously enforced in the future.
The marriage of Miss Marion Phelps
daughter of Hon. William Walter Phelps
late minister of the United States, in Der
lin, to Dr. Franz Won Rottenberg, was
solemnized Thursday morning in most
private manner.
I.azard Freezes has .nged for thu
shipment of 100000 gold by Saturday
European steamers.
Commander Davis wrote a lengthy let
ter to Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago, IL
which he gave explicit instruction as tt
how the Infanta should be received.
At Has O'Clock Thursday night bul
letin was posted in the Players club
signed by Dr. ST. Clair Smith, stating tina
changed.
The union walters OF Kansas City ar
all out on a strike.
Friday the graduating class of cadet
at Annapolis, Md, received their oil
plomas.
It is reported in railroad circles a
Louisville, KY, that the Louisville an
Nashville road has secured possession
the Newport News and Mississippi raj
road.
Judge Walter OIds of the Indiana 81
preme court handed his resignation
Governor Matthews The judge said hi
arrangements were complete for going I
Chicago to engage in the practice of la
with ex-Secretary of State Charles
Griffin.
At Grosport, Ind, William McPhetrids
and Cora Ebbage carried from the grav
yard a cross six feet high, erected a yes
ago in commemoration of the dead SoIdlel
buried there McPhetridge has boosted
the act, and everybody is indignant.
Word has reached indianapolis fro
Scranton, Pa, announcing the capture
defaulter J. ]. Lamb, grand treasurer
the International Association OF M
chinists, which met recently.
Two attempts were made WedneSds
night to wreck freight train on the Blu
linQton, Cedar Rapids and Northern ral
= road. near Plymouth, la. Train No.
ran into pile of ties placed on the trac
The train ran to the end of the diyisit
and came back On the return the ii
were found piled on the track again In e
same place.
In the international billiard match
tween Ives and Roberts, Ives, the Anne
lean champion, run his count up to Sc
before he broke up the balls which he b
Slammed in the mouth of a pocket
Judge Tulley of Chicago granted I
torney General Maloney permission to
his bill in the quo warranto proceedin
against the whisky trust.
lieutenant Frederick R. Hanlon
Dixon, III, has been appointed an aida
Camp on the military staff of Govern
Altgeld. with rank of colonel.
Governor Mckinley has granted req
sition for the extradition of Thomas Lii
enburR. under arrest at Cincinnati, a
wanted in Chicago for attempted murd
The corner stone of George r. SIM
college for coIored people was laid at
Salia. Mo-, by Bishop Walden of Cine
1ati. assisted by Bishop Bowman of
Louis
r. G. Blllican of Chicago, recently {
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