The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-10
NEWS BReVITlES.
Thursday. Nov. 2.


The remains of Miss Daisy Garland
were buried at Little Rock.
John Martin and J. D. Lawes of Des
Moines have been indicted for blackmail.
Governor Jones raised the yellow fever
quarantine in Alabama by proclamation.
United States Receiver LOOMS is in
vestigating the coal miners strike at
Bevier, Mo.
Passenger travel to Chicago has dropped
from 70, 600 q day to $4,000. Further re-
auctions are expected.
ST. Paul's street car strike is off, the
union advising all of the mon who can to
return to work.
Plans of the criminals in the Rockford,
Ills, Jail to escape were foiled by one of
the number telling the sheriff..
Mrs. Anna Brown of Quincy, Ills, left
nearly all her $500, 600 fortune to charit-
able institutions.
James E. Stone, murderer of the Wrat-
ten family near Washington, Ind, has
made a third confession. He fears lynch
ing.
Frank D. Jackson, Republican candi-
date for governor of Iowa, and Congress
man w. P. Hepburn made political
speeches at Creston.
A postal card which Pendergast, Carter
Carlisle has turned up at Washington.
The Patriotic Sons of America of Ches-
ter county, Pa, will erect monument to
General Lafayette on the spot where he
was wounded near Birmingham.
After two venires, comprising 500 men.
had been exhausted and only one juror Sc
cured the cases against all the alleged
lynchers of Lee Walker at Memphis were
discharged.
Canada has decided to not take part in
the midwinter exhibition in San Fran
cisco.
Three hundred men, unable to find en-
ployment in San Francisco, started in a
body to New Orleans.
Philadelphia is making great prepare
tions for receiving the old Liberty bell
back from the Worlds fair.
The Union Pacific has served notice that
on Nov it will withdraw from all local
associations in which Western Passenger
association lines are members.
Friday, Nov. 3.
A sixth bridge is to be built across the
Ohio river at Cincinnati.
The report of the grand jury, which has
been examining bank failures at Mil
waukee, was suppressed.
While John Floyd was hi lding his sweet
a rival shot him dead
The Southern Nebraska Poultry asso-
citation viii hold its third annual meeting
at Hastings Dec. 5 to 8.
An Alabama mule threw a train off the
track near York. The fireman was killed
and several people badly hurt.
Estimates from all the principal cotton
producing states make the crop between
! 1900, 600 and 1900 900 bales.
Indiana's election bribery law. adopted
| by the legislature in 1889. has been de-
clared valid BY the state supreme court.
"Dink' and Charles Wilson were identi-
| fled by witness in court at Syracuse, N.
! Y, as the murderers of Detective Harvey.
/ Advices from Capetown are to the effect
that the natives have met with heavy
losses in their encounters with the British
troops.
Awoman and her son were mysteriously
poisoned at Louisville. KY. The son is
dead and the mother is in critical condi-
ton.
! At the conference of Methodist bishops
/ in Milwaukee, Bishops Thoburn, Ninde,
Newman and Fitzgerald were given for
eign assignments.
Ex-Secretary William c. Whitney is
somewhat annoyed because Tammany
nominated him as delegate to the con-
vention to revise the New York state con-
! stitution.
/ An Morey, who resigned as superin-
tendent of the St. Joseph and Grand ISL
! and on account of i'll health, has been
made superintendent of telegraph of that
road. with headquarters ut St. Joseph.
a. N. Garland, president of the Anal
gamated Association of Steel Workers.
! has been called to Munoie, Ind, TO settle
! the furnaces.
r. p. Young. former Aissourian, CON
fesses at Denver to have been stealing for
90 years.
All the prominent officials of the gov
eminent have been ordered to visit An
gusta. Ga. on the opening Of the great
exposition at that place.
Saturday. Nov. 4.
The United States cruiser Detroit has