Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-12-27

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In tive colors, have been secured and
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pany, Chicago office, 45 Randolph
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street; laboratory, Indiana Mineral
Springs, Ind.
Representative Hatch may not in
troduce his anti-option bill in the ma.
tional congress until after the holiday
recess.
The delegates to the Liberal city
convention at Salt Lake City last week
voted almost unanimously to disband
the party
l.. b. Hill, for twenty years secre.
tary of the Grand Lodge of Odd Feli
lows in Wisconsin, died at Madison
last evening, aged TO-
Chris Hanson, formerly postmaster
at Poplar, Ia, was arrested at San
Francisco, accus, of having robbed
registered packages.
Mayor Smith of Chicago has issued
| proclamation calling upon the citi-
zens to aid in the efforts to alleviate
the sufferings of the poor
The Washington fire Insurance com
pany OF Marietta, o., has assigned. IT
WAS being vigorously attacked by the
state insurance commissioner.
Fourteen inches of snow fell in the
heighboriiood of Indian River, Mich,
Saturday night, and IN consequence,
trains are from two to eight hours
late
he Rome Official Gazette publishes
story to the effect that Premier
| Crispf has dismissed the mayor o1
Monreale for melting the populace
against the government.
Miss Johanna, the chimpanzee, tc
be the bride of Chico, arrived in New
| York Monday and was taken to Cen
tral park. Chico greeted her with
wild yeils to which she responded.
On account of the receipt by several
members of the Paris bourse of threat
ening letters, the officials have had
wire nettings placed ia front of the
galleries to prevent the throwing of
bombs onto the floor.
P. p. Haldeman. of Piedmont, w.
Va, uperintendent of the Franklin
coal company, was robbed of the
money with which to pay the miners
Saturday morning The robbers
| knocked him insensible with sand
| bag and took 81, 900 in cash
The Denver Times prints a story
that eX-City Treasurer Bliss and ex-
Deputy City Treasurer Hadley, who
| are under indictment for forgery. lar
ceny and embezzlement of Denver city
funds while in office four years ago
have disappeared because of fear tat
the case may be brought up again.
Senator Manderson has introduced a
bill in the senate providing for duty
of Is per cent ad valorem on all teas
the growth or product of the coun-
tries east of the cape of Good Hope.
when imported from places west of
the cape of Good Hope.
Edward A. Davis. the eldest son Of
John A. Davis, has denied in toto
the reported settlement of the sl1 .ooa.
900 will contest Edward Davis say,
The story of compromise between
the heirs of my fathers estate is a
mis-statement pure and simple
A dispatch received from a London
news agency from Prague says that a
large bomb has been exploded outside,
of the residence of Lawyer Wolff in
the Bing Platz, at Rakonitz, Bohemia
The dispatch adds that the house was
demolished and several other build
ings were damaged by the explosion.
At Dubuque, Ia, the United States
grand jury reported Tuesday on the
Van Lewen pension fraud cases. Thei e
are twenty-eight separate indictments
against Van Lewen. There are eleven
separate indictments against DIR. Kis7
sella. charging him with accepting
bribes and altering returns.
A man named James Simmons died
suddenly and under mysterious cir
cumstances last week. He was stop
ping with William Sharp. who lives
near the territory line nine or tie
miles south of Chetopa. He had been
writing all day and in the evening
would eat no supper. Shortly after
dark he called for drink of water,
but death had struck him before he
could drink and he fell over on the
floor dead. He was a mau about 80
or 35 years old. No one knows anyl
thing about his relatives. He has
a team and some money. 1t issup
posed that had taken poison. He
said the day he died the officers were
after him and had him in a tight
place because of some family troubles
The Cherokee senate is holding up
the impeachment resolution against
Chief Harris. hoping to arrange a
compromise between the council and
the chief. No action will be taken
until all efforts of arbitration prove