The Meeker herald., 1893-01-07

in the Indian territory on the 10Th by United
States officers.
The sum o. Ea. 5ai has been forwarded
from London to St Johns, y r, In AID oil
the IRE sufferers
Dr. Pau! Gibler OF Paris claims to have d!s-
covered a sure cure for epilepsy. IL Is Dy
means OF inoenlation ------.. D,--.,...,
says positively that he will not build boat
10 defend Americas cup
The Pueblo Mexico, state treasury has
bccn robbed OF $4,000. Persons high In
authority arc Implicated
STEAMBOAT. the stallion with a trottinc rec
| ord Of = o. was sold at auction in New York
the other day for 81 600
Mrs. james Price was burned to death at
GalliOpolls, OHIO, by her dress taking lire
while at work over = stove.
Lake Forest University at Chicago, Will in
all probability become part OF the In!yer-
slty Of Chicago before long.
Miss Esther Jacob, of New York has oh
talned a verdict for 50, 900 damages from H.
u. Sire for breach OF promise.
Ten thousand troops have been modified to
fuppress the spreading rebellion Ia the Ar
gcntlnc province of Corricntes.
At Sidney. y. :. W, the baby farmers,
Macon and his wife, have been committed for
trial. They killed thirteen Infants.
The great cotton lockout In the mills Of
North Lancashire, England, vii soon be end
cd. The mills will Start up next week
The North American Endowment AssocIa-
ton OF Boston, Is In the hands Of 4 receiver.
II has s., 900 IN assets and Loo members,
Michael Dayltt has been oustel from his
seat ln Parliament because Of Illegal influence
brought 10 bear on the voters b. the priests.
Dcroulcdo and Cicmcnecau, two French
deputies, fought a duel the other day with
pistols, but we're careful not to hit each other,
Their honor was satisfied.
The German press generally Opposes the
proposed monument to Kaiser william. They
say l5,OOOoOJ marks is apreposterous amount
10 spend on dead monarch.
The trouble At Chicago oyer the printing ~
the catalogues for the faiT has been adjusted
10y Conkcy. the successful bidder, taking his
Office Into the typographical Union.
Three Republican members of the Kansas
House OF Representatives were postma-iers
| and the Populi.ts will try ~ uu-clt them on
that account, a 1t Is against the federal laws
Counterfcitcrs have been at work In Wis
| cuu-in and have turned out large number
| OF dollars and halves. Detectives have cap
tircd the die, and are On the trail of the
men.
The Navajo Indians IN the northeastern
part OF Arizona are said 10 he irritltcd be-
cause 50 many miners are crossing their re-
orgatlon in going TO the new san Juan gold
10 e."..,'s' 49, ''"s 800 's''''s'. - -',,'
York on the 22ni by banquet "a; which adj
dresses were delivered by Rev Edward Ever
cit Hale, Seth Low, Rev. pr. Mayland and
Mr.. Depew.
Charles A. Hardin. an Adams express mes
scugcr, has been arrested for stealing the
package OF $4,000 recently taken between
New York and Galveston. There & little
evidence against him.
Mr.. John /. Woods, wealthy retired lum-
Der dealer of Cleveland, gave $4,000 to the
medical college OF Western Reserve university
Ua "A l. IA
ready one of the best In the country.
Charles Dickens says In an Interview that,
according to the terms OF his fathers will.
he intcrdlctcd pOsthJmOus hOnors, and the
family viii have 10 refuse TO accept the stlt-
nc OF tho great novelist proposed by Amcri-
cans.
An effort was made on the 23rI 70 over
throw the French government but the motion
OF mo confidence was defeated by a vote Of
a53 to 81. The government Is determined 10
punish the official, connected with T.. Pana-
ma scandal.
The Legislature OF South Carolina has pass.
ed a bill putting the absolute control Of all
railroads In the state Into the hands Of the
railroad commission, from whose decision
there shall be no appeal 1t was signed by
Governor 1illman.
The British ship Dundonald, which sailed
from san francisco on August o, reached
Queenstown on the 2lst. She had a tempcstu-
Gus voyage Captain Hawthorne, her mas
ter, was washed overheard aud drowned. \
llfc-boat was washed away and her cabin was
flooded.
a white man named Cora recently sued n
Creek Indian In Alabama for unpaid wages
and secured judgment in the United States
Court. \ party OF Indians called at the mans
house, bound him and carried him into the
woods, where his body was found hanging to
a tree the next day.
a party of ITO convicts were put to work on
a railroad grade In Montana a few days ago,
and there was good deal IF opposition to
them by the free laborcrs. Soon after eIgh-
teen of the conyicts were taken sick and six
have died. They show all the symptoms of
having been poisoned.
The American exhibitors at the Madrid Co
lumbar exhibition have been most successful,
a. shown by cable message received by the
secretary OF state from the United States
charge d'alialrcs at Madrid, saying that they
had been awarded eight gold medals, fourteen
silver and fifteen bronze medals, besides re-
cclving honorable mention In numerous cases.
The President has under consideration the
appointment Of citizen OF the United States
as chief justice TO Samoa to succeed Judge
Cedarkrantz, who has been asked to retire be-
cause OF the dissatisfaction on the part OF the
natives with his administration. Great Bri-
tain and Germany have left the selection of
his successor 10 the United States govern
ment.
Mrs. Million, widow living in Elwood
Indiana. left her three children alone In the
house for short time while she stepped
across to neighbours Daring her absence
tho youngest son lit a match and set bis little
sisters clothes on fire. Before the mother
returned the little one had been fatally
burned and died after suffering terribly for
four hours.
A British consul, who has visited the famine
districts OF kicf Bcssarabia, khartof,
khoursk, Orel and Vorefesh. reports that the
peasants are dying like flies from hunger and
disease. There are no signs OF relief from
the horrors Of a hard winter. In Sebastopol
he learned from trusty source that cholera
Is raging severely on the CircassIan shore.
Hundreds OF deaths have been reported In
the last fortnight
Two years since the Louisiana legislature
passed what is known the Jim Crow'law.
making 1t compulsory on railroads running
through the state to provide separate coaches
for white and colorcd passengers. A number
OF prominent colorcd men subscribed liber-
ally toward raising fund to test the con
stitutlonality Of the act TO finally settle the
matter. The supreme Court has sustained
the constitutonaity Of the law.
Inc twelfth annual convention OF the Fed
Grafton of Labor ended on the 18th. There
was no opposition to the reelection OF Presi- |
dent Gompcrs. whose salary was raised from
81 500 To 81 $50. Christopher Evans WAS re-
elected secretary. John d. Lennon was
elected treasurer. For first vice president p, |
j. Mcguire was selected and for second vice
president William A Barney was elected by