The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-06-22
NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK.
A CONDENSATION OF EACH
AY,s IMPORTANT NEWS.
wednesday, June IS.
ouri river still 1.ising

Missouri river still rising.
Chinch bugs thick IN Illinois.
Korean insurgents gaining ground.
Columbia river falling six inches 3
Goxeyites at Bismarck steal hand
cars.
Black plague in China killing thous-
Six hundred industrials at Jules
Kansas prohibitionists name state
ticket
Commonwe; sre capture train in
Illinois.
Prenderga ria- postponed until
November.
Eastern miners not inclined to accept
the settlement.
Sam PAYNE of Omaha confesses to the
murder of Maud Rubel.
Two hundred and fifty men join the
strikers ranks at Pana, Ill.
One-fourth of the houses in Panama
burned-loss about 81, 100000.
The iron miners at Mountain, Mich,
have struck for an increse of from 25
to SO cents per day.
Thursday, June IA.
Birthday Of Old Glory.
Korean rebellion subsiding.
1000 weaIers headed for Denver.
Chief Justice Coleridge of England
dies.
Choctaw land intruders removed by
troops.
Populists of South Dakota name a
ticket.
Western Nebraska farmers demand
ing irrigation.
Kelly at Henderson, KY, makes an
appeal for grub
Black plague in China has not yet
attacked Europeans.
Sixty Coxeyites seize train on the
L. E. & st. L. road and are arrested.
Carpenters strike at Cincinnati end
ed and work will be resumed at former
wages.
Rampant demonstrating Coxeyites
captured at Ju1esburg and returned
to Denver.
Mob gathers in Omaha to hang Maud
Rubel's slayer. but he is quietly taken
to Lincoln.
Friday, June 10.
Good rain in Iowa.
Ohio miners burning bridges.
Kelly's army at Evansville. Ill.
A rather heavy rain in Nebraska.
Strikers burn coal cars in Pennsyl-
vania.
Missouri river cutting its banks and
rising.
Firedamp explosion in an Austrian
mine kills 200 men.
Coxey and Browne urge good roads
before a senate committee.
Ohio miners cause hopeless-must
compromise or be defeated.
Bunlxi Matsuki, native Jap educat-
ed in this country, was married at Bos-
ton to Miss Martha Putnam Meacom.
Two hundred and fifty Coxeyites ar
rive at Bismarck by boat and say they
will go east from there by rail. They
are camped near the track waiting for
a train.
The Cosmopolis society, a colonial
ton association organized by the labor
unions of Chicago, has bought 1850
acres of land near MERGED, Cal, for
BIS, GOO, on which the society will To-
cate a colony.
Saturday, June Is.
Plenty of rain in Nebraska.
Omaha has canal mass meeting.
Severe thunderstorm in Chicago.
General Bennett deserts his men.
Missouri strikers destroy property.
Another bullet-proof coat invented.
Western commonfoolers all locked
up.
Effort to assassinate Premier Crispi
in Rome.
Chicago Swedes organize against
Kelly's army leaves Evansville for
Ex-Congressman Bayne suicides in
Washington.
Belva Lockwood wins-will practice
law in Richmond.
Pittsburg and Hooking valley miners
accept compromise.
Bitter Creek one of the Dalton
gang, got five years for horse stealing
at Perry, Ok.
Sunday, Jnne II.
A small cyclone in Illinois.
Platte river running bank full.
More miners in Michigan strike.
Arizona Indians quietly arming.
Emperor William lays corner stone.
Strikers bothering at Mount Olive,
Revolutionary outbreak expected in
Peru.
Three feet of snow at Yankee Hill,
Colo.
Lieutenant Peary in the North pole
Ex-Minister Phelps dies in New
Jersey.
Good crops assured in the vicinity of
Santa Fe.
Plot to blow up the capital at Wash
ington discovered.
Railroad traffic resumed in the north
western food districts.
Chicago's 18th regiment summoned to
quell mine disturbance in Illinois.
American yacht, Vigilant, crosses
the Atlantic in Il days and IA hours.
Anchor line steamer Ethiopia collides
with an iceberg and is badly damaged.
Several strikers wounded in fight