People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-29
The Kanahs islands are in revolt.

Armenians were killed in the recent
massacres in Armenia.
Baresford, S. D. was burning at mid
night Tuesday night.
The funeral of the late DR.. McCosh
was held Tuesday afternoon.
The trial Of Herr Klesser, for libel,
opened at Cologne Tuesday.
Montreal is to have worlds fair in
1895 from May "a till October 81.
General William Gibson died at 6
o'clock last evening at Tiffin, o.
4General Miles took command Of the
department of the east Wednesday.
3Baron Wissman, the African explor-
er, was married at Cologne, Tuesday.
Only twenty houses in Reggie es-
capped the destruction of earthquake.
The garment workers of New York
have endorsed the cloak makers
strike.
All guarantors of the London Bar
ings have been released from further
responsibility.
William Nicker and sister, living
five miles south of Galesburg, Mich,
were murdered by tramps Wednesday
night.
A private dispatch received at Lon
don from India says the condition of
Lord Randolph Churchill is very IN
satisfactory.
A dispatch to the London Times
from Paris says NJ Francois de Caus-
sude librarian of the magazine collec-
ton is dead
The store house of E. s. Jaffray &
Co., Of Boston, with $4,000 worth of
furs burned to the ground last Tues
day night.
n5The commercial treaty between
Italy and Paraguay has been ratified
by both nations.
President Moreas of Brazil has is
sued decree granting amnesty to all
political offenders.
The Rock Island and Peoria Thurs
day withdrew from the Western Pas
senger association.
General j. W. Forsyth, Monday de-
parted from Fort Riley to San Fran.
cisco to assume command of the de-
partment of the Pacific.
The ]. NJ. Dawson cannery and The
Fisher Can company of San Jose, Cal.
were burned Wednesday. Total loss
$4,000 insurance $500
4Prince Earl August, hereditary
grsng duke of Saxe,Weimar Eisenach
died of pneumonia Wednesday even,
ing at Cape St. Martin. He was fifty
years old.
Our government has not yet been Of
fclally informed that the DANISH gov
eminent like Germany, has prohibit.
ed the importation of American cattle
and meat.
Two hundred worsted weavers in
the Lorraine mill at Pawtucket, R. l.,
started to work Monday after a strike
of seven weeks duration. The troub
les were arbitrated.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is endeav
oring to connect the eDenver strangl
ing cases with similar cases at Butfa,
10 and New York. 1t suggests the
same actor in all these cases..
The twentieth annual convention 'o1
the Mississippi Valley Medical associa
ton, the second largest organization
of physicians in the United States lnet
in Hot Springs, Tuesday,
The projected Central American In
ion has fallen through, as before
when attempted, and even Regina Bar
rios considers the union impossible
The state of affairs in Nicaragua
Honduras and Salvador is critical.
DR.. I. J. Van Ness, a prominent
Baptist minister, received fatal injur
lsf.om negro footpads at Nashville
Tenn, Wednesday night.
The members of the American Base
ball association met again Saturday
at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago
but adjourned in a short time without
taking any action toward the forma
ton of circuit. The association will
meet again in Chicago on November
30th.
]. w. Priestly, a well know carpe'
manufacturer, of Philadelphia, and {
man named Michael Harkins were ar
rested Tuesday and committed to pris
on to await the result of injuries in
ficted by them upon music teacher
named Gustav Goethert, who had kiss
ed 12-year-old daughter of Priestly
The little girl was Goethert's pupil.
The Chicago and Great Western, tn,
Burlington, Cedar:Rapids and North
ern and the Wabash Tuesday with
drew from the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION. This leaves in the associa
ton only the Burlington, Illinois Cen
trail, Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
and the Chicago and Northwestern
Several of the lines have declared il
favor of recognizing.
Two wood choppers engaged in ;
bloody duel near Trenton, KY, Sat
urday, using axes as weapons Tit
arm and shoulder of one man wa,