People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-06

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with $4,000 insurance.
The receipts of the government for
the past few days have been running
slightly behind the expenditures; the
net loss to the government during the
month thus far amounts to IS 1866.
President Carnot has gone to Beau
via, capital of the department of Oisse,
where he will review the troops of the
second and third army corps at the
conclusion of the maneuvers to-mor-
row.
A number of st. Louis business men
met Monday and made arrangements
for entertaining the delegates to the
Pan-American bi-metallic convention
which will assemble in St. Louis
Oct. 3.
The house committee on merchant
marine and fisheries held meeting
Monday and decided to allow public
hearings on October 3 on Represen Ia
tive Fitch's bill for free American reg
istry to foreign built ships.
Monday afternoon Abe Wilsey shot
and fatally wounded his wife, and
was in turn shot and instantly killed
by Henry Six. The tradgedy occurred
at Kogomic, Mich, where the Will
seys kept boarding house.
The national officers of the Anal
gamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers have requested the manufac-
turers' scale committee to meet them
tomorrow for the purpose of adjusting
the difference which caused the rup-
ture in the last scale conference.
1t is intimated that the treasury de-
partment was actuated in ordering
the revenue steamers Grant and Perry
to the Pacific coast more by the con-
dition of the Chinese and seal fishery
question than to aid in the prevention
or smuggling opium in Puget sound.
Owing to the breaking down of her
steam steering gear, the Camperdown,
the monster warship which sank the
Victoria, ran aground Sunday at Nal.
ia, but was hoated Monday after
uoon. The ship is on the way home
to be thoroughly overhauled and re,
paired.
1t is reported in Buenos Ayres that
DR.. Allen, the leader of the re.
Voting Radicals has been assassinated
in Santa Fe. DR.. Allen has been un.
der police espionage ever since he IS
sued manifesto some time ago call
ing upon the people to assert then
rights and liberties.
Five new cases of yellow fever de-
veloped at Brunswick Thursday, Mrs
Lorenstein and child, VIM Johnston,
her mother-in-law and Sallie Mitchell
The last three are colored women
Three cases have been discharged
Mrs. Lorenstein's child, Archie H
Smith, and Mrs. II. c. Smith.
Proprietor Oregon and Editor ia
nitsch, of the Narodni List, one of thu
largest Czech dailies in Prague, have
been arrested and will be tried by /;
special court for melting the Czech
breach of the peace. This journal ha
been for years the most virulent anti
German sheet in Bohemia.
The coroner's inquest at Roanoke
Va, continued its investigation
Thursday and examined q number o
witnesses without eliciting any new
information. The citizens committe
of thirteen has issued a request t
Mayor Trout to return to Roanok
and assure him that he will not b
molested.
The steamer Albatross from BehI
ing straits brings information OF tn
probably fatal illness of Hon. j. X
" Luttrell, of California, special GOV
, eminent agent in charge of the Alas
kan fisheries. Mr.. Luttrell is Athlete
with Bright's disease, and his phys
5 clan has given up all hope of his IT
t covery.
. At Calamity, Pa, Sunday nigh
while returning from church, Nj
and Mrs. August Reece were assaulte
and the woman killed by Moses Laise
!. and August Brice membrs of the ia,
= ction of miners favoring anarchisn
which the Recess opposed. Laise
was captured and posse is aftC
n Brice.
Mrs. E. D. Price, wife of a we
known theatrical manager, died ;
y New York Sunday. She was t.
E daughter OF James A. Walker, a n
). vada mine owner Her first appea
+ ance on the stage was at the Califo
y MIA theatre, San Francisco, eigl
/, years ago. She was afterwards wit
IS Richard Mansfield for about fol
o years, and appeared in the origin
q cast of "Miss Helyett."
It Saturday the New York police ca
S tured gang of green goods men {
Il upper Third avenue and secured
/ large amount of the paraphernali
g The men gave their names as Waltz
% Melward, &c years old; Henry Ra
o dali, 81 years old; John Byrnes,
y years old, and Peter Shelly, 20 yea
II old. They were all well dressed al
It respectable looking men.
= The Denver chamber of CONNER
d Saturday appointed the followil
delegates to the ct. Louis bi-metall
es congress: Hon. I. NJ. Patterson, H.
e. Baerressen, G. w. Ballantine, Hon.
is N. Stevens, Charles NJ. Hampson.
d P Ernest, ]. S. Appel and exec
in gresham ]. P. Belford.
n The Colina volcano on the Pacl
Il coast south of Guadalajara, Mexit
no is again active and the people livi
a. near the base of the mountain q
to greatly alarmed. Many have aba
&c dOned their homes The SIGHT is i