The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-08-04
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Chris Hawk, wealthy farmer living
near Hedrick, Ia, was instantly killed by
falling under a sulky rake.
Inspector Faison has announced to the
interior department at Washington that
the execution of the nine convicted Choc-
taws have been postponed to Sept. 8, by Or
der of the Choctaw court.
Robert Morrison. a stockman, was fatal
ly injured at Charlottesville, Ind, by his
horse falling on him.
The 12-year-old daughter of James L..
Pennington of Hillsboro, Ills, was fatally
burned while cooking dinner.
Brakeman Charles Orion of the Big
Four fell asleep while tagging a passen-
ger train and was killed at Charlottesville,
Ind.
Joseph o. Davis. agent of the Cleveland,
Akron and Columbus railroad at Cuya-
hoga Falls, O., was arrested charged with
the embezzlement of g, 81. He says that
gambling led to his downfall.
VIII. Dawkins and Arthur Bucking-
ham were arrested at Dixon. Ills, charged
with stealing a team of horses and a
buggy. Henry Roberland of Marshall
town Ia, identified the property as his.
The men were held.
The new gothic chapel of the Ursuline
convent was dedicated at Alton, Ills, by
Bishop Ryan, assisted by Vicar General
Hickey of Springfield, and the clergy Of
the diocese.
Parker and McAfee, the negroes con-
deRned for the murder OF Druggist
Eyster, were taken from Indianapolis to
Michigan City prison, where they will be
executed Nov. 3.
The infant son of Edward Bevant of
Bucyrus, o., drank the contents of a bot
tie of carbolic acid and died isa few hours.
Fahrman, Jacobs, Vogler and Repke,
convicted of the Molitor murder, were
taken from Alpena, Mich, to Jackson to
commence their life sentence.
The Iowa Underwriters association was
organized at Des Moines by the election
of Sidney A. Foster of the Loyal Union
Mutual, president.
A boiler fiue in the mill of the Weather
wax Lumber company collapsed at Olym-
pia, Wash, instantly killing William
WEIGH, fireman, and fatally injuring three
others.
The meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Theatrical Mechanics association at
Cleveland, O., closed by banquet at the
Forest City House.
A s. Bright, grain dealer at Cumber-
land, La, fed after forging notes aggre-
eating 5000. His liabilities are about
Saturday, July 20.
Edward Cooper of Piqua, o, was crushed
to death by falling log.
Governor AItgeld has issued a requisi-
ton for the extradition of James Oscar
Moore, under arrest in Denver for larceny
committed in Chicago.
Quincy Wright, roof jointer, was run
down and killed by an electric car at
Quincy, Ills, making the third victim Of
such accidents within 10 days.
Hugh J. Campbell, Independent, Of
Yankton, s. D., has been nominated for
judge of the First judicial district
of that state.
Ex-Sheriff J. l. Curtis of Brooke coun-
ty, West Virginia, was arrested, charged
with embezzling $4,000 OF county funds.
Nancy Quinby Lawwil died at Colum-
bus, o.. aged 100 years.
H A Brink shot J. Ray dead at Guth-
RE, o. T., because he would not pay an ac-
count of 81.
The United States defense vessel Monte
rey has left Portland, Ore. for Mare
Island.
The remains of ". C. Lewis of Houston,
Tex, who has been mys6eriously missing,
have been found in the river near Ysleta-
Colonel Dufield, representing the city of
DeGrO1Ls daS neSo5laSSus through DFoAeFS
at Toronto. Ont.s a large loan upon De-
troit city bonds.
Thomas J. Carroll of San Francisco
Cal, who was shot by Daniel Daily May z.
is dead Carroll and Michael Lawton
broke into DaIy's room and were both
shot, Lawton being killed instantly.
II. S. WiImot and Samuel S. Smith have
started from Philadelphia to walk to San
Francisco They expect to accomplish the