The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-08-18
Tl.ursdax. Aug. 10.


Saunders were killed in boiler explosion
at Marshall, Tex.
Fourteen whitecaps of Kingston, Ills.
have been held for murder.
John Henson, a white man who in
formed on moonshiners at Greenville, S.
c., was found murdered.
Winners at Omaha, Nebraska State
Breeders association meeting: Durot
Wilkes, Beulah G. and Tom Miller.
For some unknown reason the payment
of lease money to the Chickasaw Indians
has been postponed indefinitely.
Posters offering inducements for recruits
to join the United States army have been
placed in Canadian towns and are causing
much comment.
Attorney General R. L. Boyd of the
Chickasaw nation has resigned and Fred
T. Waite of Pauls valley has been ap-
pointed to the place.
John Riser was instently killed by an
engine in the Illinois Central yards at
Bloomington, Ills
Brigadier, aged 20 years, and half
brother of the famed trotting mare, Nancy
Hanks, died at Marysville, Cal.
William Bohrer, 15-year-old boy EN-
ployed by the George Gregory Printing
company at Chicago, was instantly killed
by falling down the elevator shaft. He
lived at Avondale.
The Iowa Pharmacy association met in
Dubuque and adjourned to the Iowa
building on the Worlds fair grounds,
where the session will be continued.
Governor Altgeld honored the requisition
of the governor of Tennessee by issuing
his warrant for the extradition of Fred
Stull. He is wanted at Nashville for lar
ceny, and is under arrest at Chicago.
The body of William Stone of Licking
ton, Ills, a brakeman, was dug out of the
grain at the bottom of the Big Four
wreck. His remains were badly crushed
and swoolen. His watch was still run
ming.
The executive committee of the Illinois
branch of the National Suffrage associa-
ton held a meeting and selected Danvil'e,
in December next, as the place and time
for the annual convention.
Near Hildreth, Ills, during rainstorm
a stI oke of lightning struck a thrashing
machine, killing one man, a farmer named
Benson, and two horses. The thrashing
maching caught fire from the lightning
and was destroyed.
Passengers on the Rock Island suburban
train had a severe shaking up at Forty
eighth street, Chicago, when the three
rear coaches left the rails and went along
the road bed fully 200 feet before the en-
Friday, Aug. II.
Returns from the Choctaw election show
good majority for the Locke ticket.
John Beck married, so years old, COM
mitted suicide while Respondent at Ross
vile, Ills.
A heavy earthquake shock was felt at
San Francisco Two shocks were expert
enced at San Diego
Little Willie Finn, aged years, who
was SO fearfully injured by his insane
father at st. Louis, is dead.
George c. Knoche welded Mary FOSSIL
man at st. Paul, despite combination Of
angry parent and shotgun.
Thomas Thomas, colored, was arrested
at Fon du Lac, Wis, charged with at
tempted assault on a 9-year-old girl.
Inquiry at ,bs Catholic University,
Washington, mas confirmed the rumor
that Mgr. Satolli will soon become the
guest of Archbishop Corrigan of New
York
Thomas Wagner of Moulton township,
Ohio, filed suit for damages against the
Ohio Oil company for 81, $50 for leaving
crude oil and salt water flowing over his
farm, running his crops.
Assistant Yardmaster Flynn of the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western railroad
at Great Bend, Pa, was shot and fatally
wounded by the town constable They
were searching for burglar
Furniture factories at Kankakee are to
resume operations.
Serious charges have been made against
Archbishop Katzer of Milwaukee by
priests.
A desperate attempt of wholesale prison
breaking with nitroglycerin was foiled at
Frankfort, Ky.
Commander-in-C Chief Weissart of the
Grand Army of the Republic arrived in
San Francisco from Los Angeles and will
leave at once for Ohio.
Armed guards are stationed at packing
houses at Fresno, Cal, since the fire there.
Anonymous letters have warned the citi-
erty in Fresno.
Floods in the southwest have caused Sc
rious washouts on some of the railroads
and traffic is interfered with.
The Sedalia Evening Bazoo, published
by J West Goodwin, the oldest paper in
central Missouri, went to the wall.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Erb of La
Grange, Ind, was ambushed and killed by
party of tramps suspected of burglary.
Saturday, Ang. IL.
John Crouch, aged II, was drowned off
a log raft at Lyons, Ia
The Rock River, Ills, assembly closed a
successful three weeks session.
Colorado silver cranks at Golden hanged
President Cleveland in effigy.
Theodore Thomas resignation has been
accepted by the Worlds fair directory.
Bogus lotteries have been doing a
thriving business in Kansas City, Kan.
GrasshOppers are reported to be doing
considerable damage to farms and
orchards in the eastern part of Boone
county. Missouri
Warden Chase of the Kansas peni-
tertiary says there is no longer any de-
mand for convict labor.
John Parker fell from a third story
scaffold at Norwalk, o., and was killed.
Mrs. Arises Roberts celebrated her 102d
birthday at the home of her foster son,
Major NJ H. Peters, at Watseka. Ills.
Forest F. Ford OF BeIlaire, o., has been
sued by Miss Emma Simpert of Cleveland
for SIS, Ooc breach of promise
Cashier Fred Grotefend, of the Bank Of
Shasta County, at Redding, Cal, is de-
faulter for over 100000. He has squsnder-