The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-08-25

DR.. S. B. Doggett, who aided the women
of Delphi, Ind, in their crusade against
the saloons for selling liquor to habitual
drunkards, was brutally beaten by one of
the men who had been posted as a
drunkard.
The three social clubs at ST. Mary's,
Kan, have been closed by the county at
torney.
Else Levan, wanted at Beatrice, Neb.,
for forgery, was arrested at Pawnee City,
Neb.
George C. Thornburg, the oldest furni-
ture dealer of Harper, Kan, made an as
Segment
The stockholders of the German Ameri-
can National bank of st. Paul. Mimi,
which closed recently, have voted to re-
sumo as soon as possible.
At Gleason, Carroll county, Tenn, DIR.
Wilson, a druggist, shot Polk Alexander,
a prominent citizen, dead, and then rush
ing over to the hotel shot himself. The
two men had dispute about business.
Monday, Aug. FL.
The Western Shooting League of North
America holds it's eighth biennial tourna-
ment in Omaha, Neb, this week.
The merchants of Atlanta, Ga, have
agreed to accept clearing house certificates.
John Hoeyhal, a coal miner of Moweaqua,
Ills, was seriously injured by the perma-
ture explosion of dynamite in mine.
Fred Brown, IA years old, and an un-
known man were run over and killed by
trains on the Rock Island road at Mokeno,
Ills.
The body of John Oleson, an Oswego,
Ills, farmer, was found in the road with
bullet in the head. A coroner's jury is
investigating.
James Armstrong of Fairbury, Ills, was
run over by Toledo, Peoria and Western
passenger train at Forrest, Ills, and fatal
ly injured.
Clark E. Waite, a lineman on the Bur
ington and Northern railway, died at Du-
buque, Ia, from injuries received from
falling off handcar.
Nicholas Uden of Sparta, Wis, was
found murdered near Elgin, MINI. 1t is
supposed he became engaged in quarrel
with tramps and was killed.
The child of Mrs. Charles BIankenship
of Jellico, Tenn, kidnapped at Kokomo,
Ind, in April, was found in the rear of
saloon in that town. The former husband
of the mother had taken it.
Fitch & Woodrnansec fled a mechanics
lien against Northern Pacific railroad
property at Steele, N. D., to secure a claim
for ST., 800
OOlO W bu0 dIuOunU OL = tSO,OUO was WlUQ-
drawn from the Bank of England for ship
ment to the United States. Sixty thou
sand pounds Was withdrawn for shipment
to Toronto.
Tuesday, Aug. 22.
The postotfice at Washington, Ia, was
robbed of SIS in money and 500 in stamps,
John Walker has brought suit for S15,-
COO at Kalamazoo, Mich, against the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern railway for
the death of mis- son.
A portion of the National Tube works
at McKeesport, Pa. will resume Monday
at reduction of wages of from TO 10
per cent.
Albert 4. AnGon, Oh Dec aUur, Mich, was
drowned in the Lake of the Woods by the
capsizing of a sail boat.
Ernest Bittner, farmer near Dysart,
Ia, was struck by Burlington train and
instantly killed.
Pioneers of Henry county, Iowa, held
their thirteenth annual reunion at Mt
Pleasant.
John Taskey was fatally injured at Sey-
mour Ind, by the box of the buggy in
which he was riding giving way.
John O'Toole was beaten and robbed in
Shelbyville, Ind, of $43O in money and a
gold watch.
Henry Swartz. of Leroy, Ills, died from
the effects of injuries received il acct
dentally driving off a culvert.
Rev. Charles S. Winbigler, of River
side, Cal, has been offered the pastorate
of the First Baptist church of Blooming
ton, Ills.
Trees, houses and telegraph poles at
Waco, Tex, suffered from an electric
storm. One man, stranger. was picked
up unconscious
Over twenty companies have entered for
the fifth annual tournament of the Hi
nois Firemen's association to be held Aug.
IA, at Canton.
Frank Schiefer, of DEVILS Lake, n. D.,
formerly of Milwaukee, Wis, was acct
dentally killed, while hunting, by the dis
Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Thirty miners at Virginia, Ills, struck
because of an increase in work at the same
pay.
The Minonk, Ills. coal and coke mines
have shut down, throwing 500 men out of
employment.
The Reading will pay its million-dollar
debt to the Lehigh Valley by delivering
coal to that amount.
Freight handlers in st. Louis failed to
strike, as was expected, on account of
reduction in wages.
Albert Smith, McClintockville, Pa,
boy, was accidently shot and killed by his
brother Paul
Two sons of John Manli, aged and
years. of Osceola, Mich, were burned to
death by the explosion of lamp.
The big Havemeyer sugar reineries at
New York, employing 1000 men, have re-
sumed work after few days shutdown.
The Niedringhaus tinplate and stamp
ing works at st. Louis will start up next
week, giving employment to 1900 hands.
The Boon county, Indiana, fair opened
with iattering prospects The racing
purses are double what they have been
hitherto.
Manager WhippIe of the Nelson Lum-
Der company. was shot and killed at Allis.
Ark, by ]. C. Robinett, the result of an
old feud.
Ernard Buttner, while endeayoring to
drive his team across the railway tracks
at Dysart, Ia, was struck by a train and
killed.
While returning from a circus Henry
Jones, a farmer, dropped dead at Shelby
vile, Ind. He had been taking medicine
which will be analysed.
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