The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-08

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! Nook, being drowned.
Philander Moulton, prominent citizen
of GreensbQrg, Ind, has been arrested for
embezzlement, on charges preferred by a
life insurance company.
William Porter, an aged colored man OF
indianapolis, was murderously assaulted
by two other negroes, who stole his pen
sion money and left him for dead.
The Litchfield, ILL.,, car works have sus-
! pended work for 60 days, owing to the con-
dition of financial affairs throughout the
country. Six hundred men are idle.
The Ohio Wool Growers association
held its annual meeting at the state fair
grounds, at Columbus, and adopted resO-
! lutions in opposition to the proposed re-
moval of the wool duty by the Democratic
administration.
Under the decision of United States
Judge Ross, warrants for the arrest of six
Cinnamon under the registration clause of
the Geary act, were issued at Los Angeles,
| Cal The Farmers association has deter
mined to arrest every Chinaman in the
Chauenga valley.
Monday, Sept. 4.
James K Roush, one of the leading mer-
chants of Bloomington, ILL.,, dropped dead
on the street.
Carl Summers has sued the city of
Marshfeld, Wis, for $4,000 damages for
alleged injuries sustained last winter by a
fall on slippery sidewalk.
Edward Conroy, coal operator of
| Phoenixville, Ills, who was struck by a
train at his mine, is dead.
Six human skeletons were found imbed-
ded in the sand on Presidents Island, near
Memphis Tenn.
Max Kruger, postmaster at Twin
| Sisters, Tex, has been arrested on charge
of false cancellation of stamps to increase
/ his compensation as postmaster.
The remains of a man supposed to be
| John A. Severing of Philadelphia Pa,
were found in Forest park, St. Louis.
Death had resulted from pistol shot.
Floyd Boughner, saloonkeeper at Au-
gusta, KY, has been arrested on the
charge of having started recent fire and
destroying a good portion of the village.
| He confessed.
The men employed on the Chicago and
Indiana Coal railroad in Brazil, Ind, went
out on strike, owing to 10 per cent cut.
The trouble between the employees and
| the management of the Jacksonville
Southwestern line over the wage question
was settled.
Employees of the car works at Litchfeld,
His, were notified that owing to the con-
dition of financial affairs, all work would
be suspended the next so days.
All the sawmilI companies of Wausau,
Wis, instituted a cut of 10 per cent in the
wages of employees Two crews have re.
fused to work, and other strikes are
feared.
The Appleton, Wis, wooden mill will
shut down for the first time in % years.
Lack of orders and dissemination to pile
up stock are the cause.
Tuesday, Sept. 8.
James A. Norton, ex-railway commits
sioner of Ohio, is lying dangerously i'll at
his home in Tifin.
George A. Thomas, president of the
Thomas-Albright company of Goshen,
Ind, died of consumption.
Attempts are being made to secure
parole for Ralph H. Paige, wrecker of the
gainesville, O., bank,
F. II. Kleekamp, a Fort Wayne attor-
ney, arrested for impersonating a United
States marshal, has been released.
j. NJ. Machesny, a dry goods dealer at
Ottawa, Ills, has assigned to D. B. Snow.
Assets are s., 900, and liabilities $4,000.
Mgr. Satolh will participate in the
services concentrating the nativity of
the Blessed Virgin, at West Depere, Wis.
Sept. s.
Mistaking Stephen Shea, neighboring
shot him in the head, near Sedalia, Mo.
Shea may live.
The second annual convention of the
National Association OF Minute Men Of
'61, will be held at Odd Fellows hall, Indi-
annapolis, Sept. 6.
Fred Einspater of Kenesaw, Neb, died
of wounds received from an old musket
that was discharged by being thrown to
the ground from his horse.
A singular result of the scarcity of
money is the fact that gold miners are un-
able to sell their product for cash when
brought into Helena, Mont. The banks
do not care to reduce their supply Of avail
able cash for this purpose.
The drug store of G. H. Vanibsahle, at
Eau Claire, Wis, was closed on an attach
ment by the Ryan Drug company of st.
Paul The assets are about 81, 800, and the
liabilities 81 600.
Arthur Malaby, the stockman of Deni-
son, Tex, was murdered and robbed of
500, at Durant, I. T. Officers are in pur-
suit of the supposed robbers.
Wednesday, Sept. 8.
Ernest Ayers accidentally shot and
killed George Baldwin at Neillsville. Wis.
The country about Elgin, HIS, is re-
ported to be completely dried up and
prairie fires are of daily occurrence.
Masked robbers held up Night Operator
Thompson of the Central Office at East
Point, Ga, and robbed the office of $50.
The Shelby county fair opened at Shelby,
Ind. The entries for the races and in the
various industrial departments are unus-
ually large.
In Obion county. Tenn, John Cappelle.
a farmer, m1stook his friend and guest,
Marion Carter, for a burglar and shot him.
Carter will die
The hiding place of the ingalls, outlaws
in Oklahoma has not been found. One
outlaw, three deputy sheriffs and four cit
liens are dead as result of the late en-
counter.
Mrs. Moody, 20 years old, was killed at
OskaIoosa, Ia, by train. She was walk
ing on the track and being deaf did not
hear the approach of the train.
The Topeka Ministerial union adopted
resolutions protesting against Sunday ex-
cursions TO the Worlds fair and the Ma
tional Grand Army of the Republic en-
campment.
John Saari and Ema Pemalia, natives
of Finland, were killed in a fight near Cal
umet. Mich. Three men are under arrest
charged with the crime. All were intoxi-