Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-27
MEDICINE LODGE. KANSAS, WEDNESDAY JUNE o. 1894

| NOlHlDS hHOWn dG VI
the reported appearance of cholera at
that point.
| The personal property valuation of
! AtchinSon for the purpose of taxation
| is ,S423, $50.
| Secretary Hcke Smith will recon-
mend in a few days that all the topog-
raphers of the United States geo
graphical survey be placed under the
civil service rules.
Saturday night at Ben Davis house,
on w. w. Thompsons farm. near
Mount Sterling, Ohio, negro festival
was given. George Razor was killed,
shot six times aud stabbed once.
:. Prime Minister Crispi, whose life
was attempted Saturday by an anarch
ist named Paola Lega. has received
eongratulatofy telegrams from Prince
BisfnNrlseaad cha ncellor Won Caprivi.
! NeweEs, l;-&,ssi soi4s, late confidential
clerk for Wells, Stone 6, Co. at Saei-
nav, Mich. who was convicted of
steal S4G3, 900 worth of railroad bonds
from his EMPLOYERS, was sentenced to
five years instate prison.
Pierre, s. D., is in a state of great
excitement, expecting Hogan's army,
which is now about sixty miles above
there. Mayor Owen Thursday even
| ing swore in $50 special police and
armed them with rifles.
The scaler schooner Unga is lost and
all hands are drowned is the an.
nouncement made by private letter
from Japan. Like the Matthew Turn
er and the Mascot the vessel capsized
| a funhnr I III ho rAc lost
Representative Grain of Texas, has
| introduced bill to place on the free
list all products controlled by trusts.
The bill relates that Paris green is
now handled exclusively by trust.
and proposes to remove the duty from
it,
i? A terrible wind and hail storm visit
ed the ncighborhood of Staunton, ILL.,,
Saturday night, uprooting trees and
destroying crops. The barn of John
Wolff was struck by lightning and
burned, including sixteen tons of hay
and four horses.
Contrary to expectation the grand
jury adjourned Thursday until Friday
without presenting an indictment
against MesSrs Edwards, Ghriver or
Chapman, the recusant witnesses GER
titled by the Senate sugar bribery in-
vestigation committee.
Jumbo Cantwell's brigade of $50
commonwealers. who arrived in Mil
waulzee, Tuesday, on a stock train, and
very shortly afterwards arrived at a
point in the town of Lake under police
escort, was Thursday ordered by Com
mander Cantwen to move upon Ra-
, cine.
A great sensation was produced at
Vincennes, Ind, Tuesday night, by an
attempt to blow up the house Of
George Peitz, prominent citizen. He
reported to the police that a dynamite
bond had been thrown into his yard.
The explosion was premature and no
damage done.
The senate sugar trust investigation
kcemmittee has doeiaedsby vote of
to 2 to request the vice president to
certify to the refusal of II. o. Have
meyer and J. E. Searles, president and
treasurer respectively of the American
Refining company, to the District at
torney.
Thursday night last Tratte Key, who
lived near Ennis, Texas, was called
out to his gate and shot dead The
case is mysterious. Key had no known
enemies. He was the and of LIZ
zIe Key, who was shot and killed in a
wagon last Christmas by Ed Brown,
who has been indicted and is in the
Ellis comfy Jail awaiting trial.
? Hong Kong advices, under date OF
May "a. state that during the week
ending May - there were 500 cases OF
the plague and 500 Deaths tha, mortal.
ity showing very clearly the deadly
= nature of the disease. The fact that
, the plague had broken out in Hong
5 Kong was deliberately concealed by
the authorities in order to prevent a
} scare.
The fifth annual convention of the
National Travellers Protective Associ-
alton began at Milwaukee, Tuesday
? The session lasted five days. The
7 welcome addresses were delivered by
I William Holm, president of the Wis
I contin division; John G. Koch, mayor
| of the city; Governor Peck, John L
Hansen, +. II. Madgeburg and e. C.
Rogers.
3 Yves Osborn, aged 40, shot and in
stantly killed Hiram Adams, aged Il
years, Sunday afternoon. in Vancels
S burg, Ky. Six shots were exchanged
+ the ball that kill Adams entering his
: breast between the heart and righ
S lung William Pritchard, an innocen
e bystander, was dangerously wounded
o The shooting was the outcome of al
e Old quarrel.
The revolution in Korea has assum
ed serious aspect. The number o
t rebels is said to be over 10000 ant
e they have been drilled in moderl
r. style. The government troops bav,
n been routed in two encounters on Ma,
: 16. losing 200 killed. This defeat com
r pletely demoralized the government
: troops. Two-thirds of the population
n of the country are in sympathy wit
the rebels.
q Details of the fate of three men VIII
e were killed by cannibals on New Ire
\. land. have been received at Yokoham
D. A Japanese trading schooner went t,
e the island and the German captain,
j. japanese assistant and native of tn
" island went ashore to trade. The
Y could not barter to their satisfactio
4 and the natives enraged at not recei,
r. ing the wares, killed the three meI
m All were eaten by the islanders, VI
W the account says the two Japanes
q were not eaten, their flesh bein
deemed too sour.
c. The big French cruiser .Dugua,
he trouis, bound for Victoria, Il. c., tt
i'd Sandwich Islands and New Caledoni;
IL has arrived at San Francisco, havin
d. steamed from Acapulco in eleven day
10 The miners on the Gogebic rane
al Monday decided to strike. The cor
s. panies refuse to negotiate with cor
w mittees from the unions but are viii
e. ING to hear their wOrkmen indiyid ua
r. ly as to their grievances. Should a
Id the miners strike, 5000 men will |
N affected. The nine owners threate
IS in case of general walkout, to clio,
IN down the properties indefinitely. Ii
workmen demand an increase of paw
l., The powder mill of Latin & Ran