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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Teller Brought His Winter Cloths.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 1.-The
silver debate in the senate is to be made a
test of physical endurance. This at least, is
the program which the senators from the
silver states announce.
Teller. of Colorado, says he has brought
his winter clothes with him and will wear
them before unconditional repeal shall pass
Senators from silver states stand alone in
this determination,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Wind Storm on the "strIp" Line.

wind storm of cyclonic nature struck
Kiowa, Kan, Sunday. The interior of
Campbell's opera house is complete wreck,
and the whole front of the Bank of Kiowa is
badly damaged. Several buildings and out
houses all over the town are down. There
were no casualties as far as known.
A large number of boomers are encamped
along the Medicine river and on the prairie
adjacent to the river. Their wagons were
blown over and tents torn by the wind.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Nancy Goes in e :O6S.

The trial of Nancy Hanks against time was
the great attraction at Fleetwood park, New
York. Ten thousand people saw the speedy
mare make the trial. When she strobe forth,
for he effort, every one of the throng present
greeted her with voice and hands.
Starter Watkins announced the time.
Nancy Hanks. he said, went the first quarter
in 81 seconds, the half in 1 :0215, the three
quarters in 1 BAL, and the mile in 2:O6Z.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Talk The Bill to Death.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 30.-Senators
Teller, Stewart, Vest, Cockrell, Butler and
other free silver men acknowledge their only
hope now lies in the rules which make it
possible for them to defeat a vote. They
mean to talk the bill to death, to wear out
the repeal as they did the election bill two
years or more ago,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Itncoln.hire Ha. choIer,.

LONDON, September 4.-The port of Grims-
by, in Lincolnshire, has been declared to be
infested with cholera, and traffic between it
and other British ports has been prohibited.
During August their were eighty deaths in
Grimsby from what was called diarrhea, and
later cholera disease. The general belief
now is that many of these deaths were due
70 cholera
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Gerald VoIk,. Tongue SiIenced.

Gerald Volk, of Wichita, Kan, was in his
Office at work on his books at about 1870 p
m. when he was assaulted from behind. chic
reformed and bond to his chair. 1t Is said
that 81 900 in money was taken from his safe
and his person, together with his watch and
diamonds.
He was discovered an hour later, still
unconscious, and two trains had left the city
meantime.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Deci.io, ofth, court Martial.

TOPEKA. September 5.-The decision in thu
Hughes court martial case may be given or:
the last of the week, but if the stenographer
does not get his notes up in time to give to-
Governor Lewelling the first of the week, the
decision will not be announced before the
10th of September. as the governor leaves
for Chicago and will probably be gone about
ten days.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Fewer Pension Suspensions.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September Com
missioner Lochren, of the pension bureau,
has issued an order modifying the pratice of
the office. The most important change is
that which directs that hereafter there will
be no suspensions, except in cases where the
record shows on it STAGE the soldier was not
entitled to any pension whatever: It is
thought, however, the number who will
come under this class will be very small.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September THE
senate has confirmed Charles Schaffer, of
Kansas, consul at Vera Cruz. and e. g.
Spillman, register of the land Office, at
Kingfsher, o. T.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Every Man for Himself Now.

As anticipated the striking miners in their
delegate convention at Pittsburg, Kan,
voted to call the strike of Internationally.
The men will return to work at the best
terms obtainable. Many of the places made
vacant by the strike have been filled by new
men and hundreds of the strikers will be
unable to find employment
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September 5.-Senatos
Dolph, of Oregon, addressed the senate in ad-
vocacy of the bill introduced by him. appro-
priating 100000 to enable the secretary Of
the treasury to enforce the Chinese exclusion
act.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
High salaries Go. BIrr... Cut.

OMAHA, NKB., August SO.--A cut in the sal
aries of the employees of the Union Pacific
has been made. Salaries ranging from $50
10 500 inclusive, are reduced 10 per cent. !:
over 500 to 500, 121S per cent. over 500
to $500, Is per cent. over $500, 20 per cent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Better Times for st. Joseph.

ST.. JOSEPH, No., August SO.-All the large
factories in the city which closed six weeks
ago have resumed work with full forces. All
the factories that have been running with
half force have put on full force.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
TIN. Chesfer Harrnr.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, September 4.-Four-
teen dead. another dying. and nearly forty
seriously injured are the results of the Ches-
ter horror so far.
1t is believed that several bodies are yet
hidden by the mass of debris.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Mayor Harrison Reduces Rents.

CHICAGO, September Mayor Carter
Harrison has ordered all his agents to make
a general reduction in rents of his houses
occupied by workingmen because of the de-
preston. He believes that it will be good
thing if all landlords will do the same thing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Strong Pro.est To b. Made.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 1.-All the
RADIO, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas
have signed Congressman Curtis protest
against the removal of the pension agency
from Toneka.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
with Six Thousand Nou-Union N

With Six Thousand NOn-Union Men.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, September THE Oliver
from and Steel company has decided to
operate without the Amalgamated associa-
ton agreement and will start up again non-
union. The company employs 5000 men.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Mr EI,eD p. Aller,ou 1. Dead

Mrs. Ellen P. Allerton. the Kansas poet,
is dead. She died at her hoppe in Padonia,
Brown county, KANSAS. Mrs Allerton's
nous.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-09-09
Claim a Msiority of Seven.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September 1.-The
members of the senate steering committee
declare there is a majority of seven in favor
of the Voorhees, bill TO repeal the Shermax
act.
Fair play., 1893-05-27
sgtSSccR! STATE NEWS.



The following rev postmasters OF
the fourth class hev" bean appointed
io- Missouri:
Am.'r. D. An county M, Sarah D. Stew,
ar. vie" q L. E.ttse.lEr. r'-i.n"'!
I,IyaG wee q iMis,,cr. = nd,
Wanna Togser jn2-ty. Matthew Quinn Vice
fiH;t...,' t''..rU So. i.'i.'!
ho.s 4AIy, Greeue county. H. L. Roberts,
ii'i ron livingston counts. David HarE-avc
vi.c K J.. ri.ic r,-::a-l
SIul"!~y-.5". Zap. tiirar}Gsu county J. T
Nolcr. vice C. u. snyder. resigned.
Rrni,E. HauIo.Fh county Milton Williams,
VIC" Il.l!" i;">' dead,
~aruy--ll Station Livingston county. Mildred
Carpenter. vice I }. GaIa. re$iga"d.
AIyord. Mercer county, II. Il. Wayman. vice
y. q. Lewis. resigned
DARLINGTON Gentry county, Ambrose Good
man. vice :. r Curry. resi- med
Holt CIay county, 8. ). Mitchell. ' ice j. v.
Hunter, "-'-gl.i.
Pi8cErc. Wa'rer county ! u kIomeser,
-" - !'.ig.iLrycr. removed.
hFy.tHr,i,Ir. Caldwell county. s :. Ccoa,Vica
". u. Proctor. resigned.
wIv. vice W. i Hicks. resigned
>:rarnruu- -: Lo.,ja county. hermann Z!ui'
'nerTnann, &c" -. II. Stratnann. resigned
Ffrita. SCHUYLER county. W. a. Matthew'S
vice ". n. Phillips resigned
r Browning. Linn county. NJ. L. Gibson, vice
II. C. Bailey removed.
HarSont. Vernon county, D. W. Nisou, wee
4 = BroIeNton rc1:.,ned
n eri1, Miller county. C. F.. Clark, vice J. q.
fa-rE rcuuVC'
i.asrfl GrrlndT county. !. T. England, vice
- ". jarll- wort i. ',Sig,utd
NayWuoa. J.. ~ county, !. - Raincs, rico
II u. Ch2r j. resigned.
scotsman. Barry county f y. Roese, vice J.
:. Foster rosirued.
Baiuurid.c Clinton county, \. J. McCulloch,
vice q. II sherry resigned.
IakGrSIeii Dz2rl, county. Matte Tyree. vice
j. A.JiallcT r1Si-Ged.
Bcs~yiilr i;r-lia ssr county, n NJ Whi'uer.
ricc jhas. i'hoGeu. rcrigucd-
ElosSrr. Saline county T. II. HeSkctt. vice j.
". HcSictt r"-i.nc1.
Cairo Randolph county, W. c. Ships. vice
:. ". S;'ZJ'I. resi- med.
tuIt'rs Howell county Arr'a antlev, vice
{. Bartholomew. resigned.
Cross Tim crS, Ii, kory county, Il. Z. D0ak.
vice ). G. Brown. resigned.
Deli hi. Benton county, Il. c. Dalton, vice f.
j. Miller. resi- i-ucti.
Harv,rl Butler county. W. i. Pennington.
vice Thomas r. Myers. resigned.
H"icuI;H. D''nkiir! ca;.:.;S, N. H. iiUgne. sics
i. T. SMOKERS. resigned.
Hutton Valley. Howell county. II. D. Bniin
vi" .. &. PaGEc.t, resigned.
Madeleine bavi"SS county. Martin y. Scott.
Vic" u. '. NJ" H-Neu-"r, resigned.
startled. Clinton county, y. u. Rec. vice "
l." SHithCr. resigned.
StCill.. pctl is county NJ Il SNupe. vice J.
ThonaSvillr. OREGON county. ~ NJ Whitton,
VirrJ. +. OH, resigned.
Nandaliu Auflrian Cuunty.J. w. JamiSon, vice
W. +. Prit,hctt resigned.
NEW POsT OFFICES.
FraukenSten Usage county, Joseph w.
SchTadcr. pos 'rna- ter
Ninner Scott county, Jacob L. Shclhy,post
Ula.t.r. ~
Fair play., 1893-05-27
Run DOWN AND, KILLED
With Complete Burglars Onih. I?o'
HI. Person.

PTTrsBtRGH. Pa. May 90 hari"s
Mylan was run down by 4 train and
killed at Thirty-third street ia't
Wednesday. The body was examined
at the rnorguc. and 4 revolver. rn.ek
and burglars complete outfit We're
found. When killed Mylan WAS ac-
c"mpanied by his brother and - ilHn
whose name is not knowR.' Yesterday
morning L. q. Nylan ithe brother was
placed under arrest in the otfic. o,
Supt Pitcairn of the Pennsylvania rail
road. where ne had zone Ia ASK frr
transportation for himself and hr".A"r
to their home in Herc>vilie, Lancaster
colnty.
The eridence secured i 10 the effect
that the men are members nj a :r..r-
OF thieves that have been operat,nr
along the line ot the Pittsburgh. Nir
rinia 6, Charleston railway for several
months. The gang has been bold - i
-c'Ilarlla bic degree. Nylan WAS iGen-
titled by the trainmen. and upon his
person was found watch the p~nPrrt.-r
Of Il brakeman. He was locked w.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

The judges of -. Clair county re-
gently had : conference with !. T. Hen
lcr>oH. Of Washington. T. G.. regarding
the Troublesome bonds of that county
After several hours @; consultation The par
ties prvS.u. agreed 20 compromise OF q basis
20. :" cents OF the dollar in the Per cent
twgrty-vear bonds. This means sil."o ot :.
tatt or tho county. with 2lfG' annual interest.
The present Iert = $50 %. With So s.,O an
ruai interest. The judges viii co-rssgo.l.
VI, ,=,-i,s- Eicl in the county. and Prosecuting
Attorney I,lE -@ili -esavo- 70 .s4r-. rchG:; sac
people l.EE at -a.= -s"H7s.''.,:.. Mesa while
:. it-s-ag--a "Gs T"r+ts"Hi5 atcsl "a tsf}
O. g. .'"g6> ~ &C. iat ~'a-e roaiaJiisfs
g.. aH3 -. >aal ti:s7 1,ii ~ IN he lnstiaf
Fair play., 1893-05-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

| TIE city OF Saginaw. Mich. was Wis
| itcd by an extensive coniaErI sion. on
the Goth. which DESTROYED scvcr.il lum-
ber Yards and. hundred, of buildings.
cntaillng losses aggrr~atiur Sl.:5GD.10a.
| The burnt district is Il mile and a h;J! f
in length and several squares wide.
One old gentleman was burned to i
crisp in the street. and 80 families
| We're rendered homeless.
The in junction suit TO restrain the
directors of the Columbian exposition
from closing the gates and buildings
I Uf the fair on SUNDAYS came up In
.!udge Stems court. on the 2Gth. but
hearing was once more postponed until
the Goth, pending the action Of the ma
ticnal commission on the resolution
passed by thes local directory to open
the fair Sundays.
The Infanta Ealalic and her suite
called on the president and Mrs. Ciev,-
land at IL o'clock, on the Goth. AM
were received in the Bfue room.
There was little in the reception that
suggested formally, and the paTt.v in
''ASNt III fitao.'A'e l - t'ittI =. .Ah'' 1
which lasted fifteen minutes. when the
royal visitors withdrew,
PRESIDENT BROWN. of the lebanon
| Gas Co. shot and killed Samuel We
ner. a prominent Lebanon attorney. in
tn" court room az Dauvi,lr. ind. on tn,
20:h, at the end of bitterly coutastcl I
lawsuit. in which Nesncr had appeared
for Browns opponents.
WILLIAM MAckE>SY the third man
tried at La Faytttc Ind. ON the charge
Of conspiracy To- murder George T.. Eu-
dolph. the cx-Roulan Catholic priest,
WAS found guilty. on the .0th. and his
punishment was fixed at Two years i'm
priSonmcnt.
REPORTS regarding the crop of winter
wheat in European Russia show that N
I24 di>trictsit i excellent. in :iU3 dis
trictS good. and in ton districts bed.
Summer wheat in the southern pro-
;nce> i generally promising.
THE Russian Imperial council has ur-
der consideration prrrcsa, by Count
Norontzoff nashilott - make the Rus
sian peasantry direct owners of The
land which they now till fur the com
mune.
THE court Of inquiry in the case ct
. Capt. Higgin>on. late Of the crui>ce
Atlanta, will not he ordered until che
return of the vessel from Nicarag1,s.
with the principal witnesses in the
case
The divorced wife ot James &. Blaine.
Fair play., 1893-05-27
Arrested for Tmbeyzlemrnt- Interesting
DcvelOpments Expected.

PITTsBvRGH. Pa. May 20.-Norri,
Long. timckeeper at the large stone
guarrie> Of Booth & Flynn at McCann
station. is under arrest. charged with
eInbezzlement. 1t is alleged that dis
crePancies amounting to about 80 800
have been discovered. Supt. Robert
NcCannce. of Pittsburgh. his brother
Alexander. employed at the quarr:es.
have resigned their positions It is
stated that the disclosures vii! lead TO
the dispha.ge II. ssreH oc eight EN-
?:osse q the hPn. and ;hs arrest VI
several others isEsides I..1sisy.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

BERLIN. May 2o.-The firm OF which
the late Baron Eleichroder. the famous
financier and friend of Prince Bismarck.
was the chief. and which still holds a
leading place in German finance, states
in an interview. that Germany i aghast
at the falling prices in America IL
was expected that an increase OF buSi-
ress and a consequent rise of prices
would follow the opening of the Chi
cago Worlds fair The only apparent
reason. the .i-Ii. states, for the BAD
condition OF affairs in america i. tha
uuzat;ls,l condition ri III" si.vrf e'ias
i.oa.
Fair play., 1893-05-27


Quite a number OF counties failed to
keep up the aggregate valuation OF
taxable property 10 that fixed by the
state board uf equalization last year.
rs required hy law. State Auditor
s'ichcrt has sent out notices to such
counties. calling attention to their
failure to maintain the aggregate
valuation. When the returns from
these counties are in the total val,Ia-
tion of real and personal property will
be increased not less than 81. 500. 900.
1t is aafe to say thst the increase in the
valuation Of railroad. bridge and t"lc-
graph property, on which the state
board of equalization is now at work,
will he fully 81 ,0G0. no0. These increases.
which are little short of an absolute
certainty. will bring the aggregate val
nation of the property in the state sub
iect to taxation for the year 1895 to
$922 f3s 2G1. The aggregate valuation
of property subject to taxation for 1892
was S2i1.1!1.l19.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

A 16-months old child of Mr.. Bivins.
of Marshall county. Tenn. was carried
off by an eagle, hut was rescued prac-
tically unhurt. thrcc-qrarter> Of mile
distant. where the bird was compelled
to rest The eagle was killed. II
weighed forty pounds.
Fair play., 1893-05-27
Missouri Odd Fellows.

The Grand Lodge OF Missouri, I. o.
@. T.. met at Odd Fellows han, st.
Louis.
The ef;rand sesretary's report shows that =,
si.25 has been raised for the proposed obi
Fellows home Of MiSsouri that the present
membership in the state is 23,i TO- a net gain of
2,::p9 ,drrnr the year. The amount paiS out in
roief during the year was 30. 0.3sa5. .os, and the
tet5, assets OF the order in, the state amount tc
s7!1,033.l3. Twelve Lew LODGES we're fernej
during the year 4 proposit on 20 /; ment. tllc
const'tut ion ;,aking 40 distr lets in the state
Instead Of seven ty I've. az at present., was
adortrd An rraendrsent authorizing the fof1na,
rioa Of nov LODGES without the consent OF tn
other lodges in the district was adopted and
this matter VIII now Re left to the discretion Of
IL" Grand officers.
II. =. Carncs OF Trenton. was electe,! grand
II arden. which position failed TO be filed in the
General election. I. y. Rixey. of Joncsboro
was reelected grand lecturer. Grand Secre
tIry +. VI. Sloan completed with this session
twenty-five years consecutive incunb tlcy in
ffhs n - n nd 5fscsrs mi - fastsl,e /. wero: IT II
T'H-s0r. 81 T.o;Iis ~r.rrf rristnr:R NJ Ah-
Crcromhic, -. .IOseph deputy grand master:
y h:tarnes. Trenton, grand warden T. NJ
Sloan. =. Louis. Grand secretary; w. II.
lnnIpscn. -. Louis. grand treasurer. The
grand llaater appointed Rev. T" T. MiEturu,
Amazariis Grand cha plain; Dr. Rufus 9 Hespic.
In Plata grand marshal: c. 7 Webster. st.
Lnnis crsni conductor: c. n. Gray. Gie1Wood.
gran 4,uprd; Charles milford. st. Louis, grand
herald
THE REBEKau C0EyENrIoN.
At the ReNek;.: convention Mrs. Allie Pound
stGu". u. Iartaryilr, was chosen PRESIDENT
Miss Cora WaCI. salisbury. vicc-pre>itent:
Nh. Gr"lTner. Pattonsaurs. secretary: Mrs
jennie Carpenter. II. Louis. assistant secrr-
i@ry: Mrs POund>toae, Miss Wa,k and Mrs. L.
[. y" Folr ot Trenton. representatives TO the
national convention.
Mrs. Il. U.-D- Bolt, OF Trenton. was elected
GRAND leon and Mrs = l. l!lfsR-j nF Mn
riarSi'lc. thir. representative TO the national
convention.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

". L. E;ghtor. # Helena. Ark. died the
other day Of blood poisoning. II" had
the distinction 50 il IS claimed. OF orig
mating the idea which was ap7ro-
priated by Capt. lads in constructing
the lefty system.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

Mrs. j. +. ClougE. wife of we'll
known baptist missionary, died in
Chicago the other morning. Sh" was
killed by folding bed which closed
upon her, while her daughter stood by
powerieSS to prevent.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

\ LoNnuN court has granted an or
der for the winding up of the CONNER
aciai bank of Australia which, suspended
April 1, with total deposits of over ei2,-
0oG 600, of which $4,000, 600 was lodged
in London.
Fair play., 1893-05-27
Accidentally Killed.

Charles Sargent, while hunting r the
voo-ls south II llliopolis. Ill was killed
" the accidental discharge of target
ritia he was carrying.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

Washington specialist Louis Republic.
Il al prnha hilitv Internal Revenue Collector
Charles r Wcnn.ller of the St. Louis district
viii hc removed before long. Senator Vest has
irrIcrrcd charges of the most offensive sort OF
rartiSan~hip against him. Thes: charges have
had their effect upon both President Cleveland
md So 'rCiary Carlisle. Senator CUckrcllagrce1
with senator Vest that COLLECTOR WcuEskef
ought Ia 10 speedily. lt.is not improbable that
ludEc Charles Spcck will succeed Mr. Wenne.
kcr.
Washington special Globe Democrat May 10.
Secretary Carlisle to-day. denied tha; Judge
SrccE = !'eing considered for the oiiicc of in.
trrnai revenue collector OF the st. Louis diS
;rict, and SAYS there will he change in the
ciec until tho four VAR torn Of the present in
cum ent expires which will he some time in
Tie fall or winter
Fair play., 1893-05-27
LEAPED FROM a BRIDGE.
Chas. =. Rogers. President of the Ncrih'
western Cordage Co, Takes Long
Jump Into Eternity from the High
Bridge at NJ. Paul, Ninn.

Chas. :. Rogers. President of TIL" Ncr,h'
western Cnrdage Co. Takes Long
Jump Into Eternity from the High
Bridge nt ~. Paul. Ninn.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. May I9.-As far as
can he learned by way of Identification
Mr. Clra>. :. Rogers, president of the
Northwestern cnr,la~e works, commit
ted s,lici.lr this afternoon shortly after
: o'clock by jumping off the high
bridge.
Mr. Rogers left home early this
morning, and has not returned He
usually comes home to dinner. hut
failed to do 81 to-day. and has not APP
pearch al his Office.
About :. o'clock this afternoon Il boy
named J. NJ Kart was crossing the
high bridge when man drove up and
stopped him. II want you 10 take this
hors" and buggy home for me he
said quietly. The man handed him y
paper on which was written, e. ).
Rogers. 40 Grove street. He also
handed him a letter addressed 20 -'ChaS
:. Rogers. President Northwestern
Cor,lacc Co" The man then got ont of
the buggy, and without q moments
warming stepped 30 the railing and
jumped into the air. descending to the
water of the river Il distance of ab"at
80 feet.
Thus far no trace of the rema ms
has been found. though largr mum
Der of men are now on the river in
boats searching for the body.
It is not thought that Mr. Rogers hal
been involved in any financial diilicu'-
ties. and it is believed that a tit of tenn
pCrary insanity caused him t. commit
suicide. Mr.. Rogers was one of the
leading business men "f this city. arsl
was well-to-,:o financially.
Fair play., 1893-05-27
Numerous Applications.

JC"7rs1o ilty >0eciaI tTIole-I'anlocrat MAY r.
Col. Dick Dalton. lately appointed surveyor
Ct n" mort - 81 l.o:I,S. was in the city tO-.iG-
i!f SAYS th.t 10 hHs moro than 400 arp.ica-
r7rSfnr t."~i':oaS IN Ter him and he is trvir-
tV t-,l-g ont how he can feed his multitude
with >iNi- PAGES. counting !Ini:ors, scrub
Nf-r-.-. -.r.- IL
Fair play., 1893-05-27
Cost Of the Fsor,;sr Troahles.

1t is estimated that the suppression
of the Cara revolution on The Rio
Grande border viii cost the rited
States government $25o.ooo-
Fair play., 1893-05-27

" ASIt TNHTUN. NAV NJ VN tlHTSttT 7 ttNIViFI
isseH has experimentation l.. ThomaS uf Mis-
rri. to ne assistant attorney-general for the
I'~t-of're departments. IA Globe Democrat
Ni~hiuIlcn spec al thus speaks of Mr.. Thomas.
Nj Thomas lives 1t Eil,sboPo He was up
;Jjufrl on II" supreme brnCh OF Missouri hy
Gov. Francis. but fliled of election. lie j.
rltn,i as UGc of the most nroniincnt lawyers in
the state and was highly rcremnenGed. The
r-i-it;01 enjoys he distinction cf beiny the only
assistant attorney rcneralShip that Is not filed
on The recommendation Of IN. department of
Justice, hut on that OF the post-o'fice depart
meat
Fair play., 1893-05-27

\ NEW ul>ase has been issued by the
Russian government eXpellinw the Jews
from the Asiatic provinces of the Gnu
pirc. The decree includes within its
scope thousands of Jewish refugees
from Shah 'eth Ais prosecutions, who
entered Russian territory under Il guar
anty that they would he protected in
the enjoyment of religious freedom.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

THE local directory of the Worlds
fair, on the Eth. adopted the report of
the committee on music, recommend
ing that the commission instruct Di-
rector-Gcncrai Davis to request the
resignation of Theodore Thomas.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

TnH ninth annual convention of the
National Editorial association met in
Chicago on the 18th. 'rhe sessions
Were to last nearly two Weeks, and it
was expected that no less than 1.aGo
journalists would be in attendance dur
ing that time.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

The oldest person in Warren county.
IL. is Mr.. Charles Bergen. who lives in
Monmouth. lie is l03 years old. hav-
ing been born in Detroit, Mich. in 40.
and is remarkably well-pre>crved
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Fair play., 1893-05-27
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