The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-30
IN FEW WORDS
A WEEKS NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS
BOILED DOWN.

Everything but Facts Eliminated For Our
Readers cOnvenience-The Many Hap
penings OF Seven Days Reduced From
Columns TO Lines.
Thursday June 20.
The Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, American
ambassador to Great Britain, will proceed
to Windsor Castle Friday for the
purpose of presenting his credentials to
the queen.
Mrs. Dot Ford, wife of Bob Ford, the
slayer Of Jesse James, has made her debut
on the stage at Creole, Colo, in serio-
comic songs.
The schooner Bertha Barnes, which was
driven on the beach north of HarbOP
Piers, Wis, April 20, has been released at
cost of 5000.
Johnnie Siepler, boy Of Racine. Wis,
II years old, had his back broken by
baseball bat welded by a companion
named Maggie. He cannot recover
The bodies of two young men drowned
at Ashland, Wis, on Sunday have been re-
covered. Search is being made for the body
OF Lyle kellogg, the remaining one.
Charles S. Whalen was found guilty at
GAINESVILLE, Wis, of murder in the second
degree for killing Gerald Spalding of st.
Paul, with coupling pin near Portage
April 1, 1892.
Phil Eddy, who was to have been mar
ried to the beautiful and accomplished
Widow Davis, at Columbus, Ind, is said
to have robbed her of $500 which she had
intrusted to his keeping.
James McClay, charged with placing
ties on the tracks of the Michigan Central
with view of wrecking a train, was con-
Victed at Saginaw, Mich, and remanded
for sentence.
Charles Ranseka, a Polish coal miner
employed in the Mclean county coal
shaft. Bloomington, was crushed to death
by large quantity of coal and rock fall
ing on him. He leaves q wife and five
children.
A colonel and 10 other officers from
railway regiment of the German army,
have started for the United States, where
they will study the American system Of
railways. Each officer will travel through
an exclusive district, to which he will be
assigned by the colonel
Friday, June 23.
Five COWS belonging to William Schli t
of Springfield, Ills, were killed by light
ming.
Old settlers of Monroe county, Michi-
gan, held their semiannual meeting in the
armory at Sparta.
Charles Hastings was fatally injured by
Ills. He was walking on the track.
Jerry Kinney, a detective of Indianap-
oils, is suspected of having shot Mrs.
Mabel Vance, and his case will be investi-
gated.
All arrangements have been completed
for the seventh annual session of the
Missouri Chatauqua assembly, which will
open at Sedalia.
Lightning struck the barn of Ernest
Meissner and his hired man senseless and
killing his 10-year-oId son.
Seward A. Simons, lawyer of Buffalo,
is on trial for violating the alien labor
law. He is accused of sending to Canada
for a coachman and a gardener.
Nile Landalt, dancer at Schnaider's
garden in St. Louis, stepped on tack
while performing toe polka, and will be
incapacitated for the season.
The second days session of the Epworth
league at Olney, Ills, saw an increased
attendance. Several interesting papers
were read and a question box discussed.
While Washington Lackey of Vim
cenneS, Ind, was cutting wheat his team
ran away. He was thrown in front of the
sickle bar, one leg cut off. and his body
nearly severed in twain.
Dr. Jacob Devries, of Grand Rapids,
has sued Seth w. Lyon, nephew of his
deceased wife, for $4,000 for alternating
her affections and depriving him of con-
siderable of her property.
The Rev Rodney Edwards, formerly
pastor of Trinity church in San Francisco.
was arrested there charged with en-
bezzing 81, 200 trust funds.
Secretary John W. Baer of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor has sent
from Boston a final letter to President
Higinbotham of the Worlds fair urging
a reconsideration of the decision to open
Sunday.
Mrs. Peary has decided to again accom-
many her husband on his Arctic expe-
dition. DIR. Edward E. Vincent of Spring
field, Ills, who was formerly surgeon gem
eral of the Illinois National Guards, has
been appointed chief surgeon of the ex-
petition.
A man giving the name of Page, from
New York, was arrested at Waterloo, Ia,
charged with swindling a farmer out of
$500 on a patent-right scheme.
The supreme court decided at Boston in
the case Of Frank Roberts, that sending q
child to parochial school was a sufficient
compliance with the statutes, although
the school had not been approved by the
school committee of the city or town.
The two small sons of Frank Freeman,
living near Sherman. Ills, were drowned
falling into well
John Harrison and wife of LeadvilIe.
Colo, drew 81, 500, their savings of years,
from the bank Tuesday. That night the
money was stolen.
Saturday, June "a.
without music, or soldiers. or forma
ceremony, the Infanta Eulalie embarked
on La Touraine and sailed for home.
Two deaths have occurred and many
uaople are i'll with MALIGNANT black diph
fharia at West Olive, Mich.
A tree fell on Fred Coins. farmer re
sidinu near Noblesville. Ind, and instantly
killed him
Charles Thompson. residing at St. Clair
Mich. was crushed to death between
steamer and lumber dock at Cleveland
Ohio.