Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-03
EWS NOTES.

Two thousand hungry little ones
were given a holiday dinner at Den
yer.
Miss Annie Milemore of Danville,
ILL.,, was dragged to death by horse.
The Northeast Missouri teachers
association is holding it's annual ses-
sion at Moberly.
Leonard & Ellis oil works at Bir-
mingham, Ala, was destroyed-the
result of an explosion.
The Missouri Colored Teachers as
Sociatlon in session at jefferson CITY
discussed the education of the negro
Major Rathbone denies that he is
at the head of an organization for the
purpose of booming Harrison in 1896.
Two men were killed by an explo-
sion in Cincinnati soap factory.
Fire in Hillsboro, Texas, DESTROYED
all the business houses on the east
side of the public square, causing
$500, 600 losses.
Henry w. Schaidt died at Denver of
hemorrhage of the lungs. Mr.. Schaidf
was proprietor of the News at Iona,
coming, Nd
The Kentucky court of appeals has
granted writs of error in the lottery
case. The lotteries will resume bust
ness pending further developments.
EXVice President Morton has un-
dergone successful surgical opera
tion on his left foot in Paris. His
cure is only question of few days
The number of complaints of vic
TINS of green goods swindlers now
being made to the postoffice depart
ment is unusually small. There are
still, however, many complaints in
course of investigation.
Fisher Sublett, farmer living near
Mendon, Mo-, was called to his door
at o'clock in the morning and dam
gerously shot by some unknown party.
William C. Fisher, Topeka grocer,
has eloped with the wife of J. +.
Dolly a printer. He squandered $40,
600 left to his wife and then deserted
her.
Sec retary CarlisIe's recommenda-
ton for bond issue meets with or
porsitlon because of the proposition
to make the new securities interest
bearing.
The Chinese Six Companies advise
their countrymen to comply with the
amended exclusion law and register.
A dynamite bomb was exploded in
Pittsburg by some unknown parties,
Considerable damage was done but
nobody was hurt.
In the settlement of quarrel be-
tween himself and William Thompson
at Pine Bluff, Ark, Thomas Stout was
shot dead.
II 81 -soN<. l.
of Little Rock, has been admitted to
bail in the sum of $40, 600 pending the
disposal of application for a new trial
Patent Commissioner Seymour has
prepared to stubberDly contest the
suit of Governor Tillman to compel
him to issue copyright on the word
.'palme tic"
A class of young ladies at the
Northern Indiana normal school pro-
pose to study for admission to the bar
Governor Mitchell of Florida re-
affirms his intention of stopping the
Corbett- Mitchell fight.
The Burlington and the Kansas City
business men have agreed on a COM
promise grain rate.
The Baltimore Manufacturers Re-
cord claims that 42,065 men are un-
employed in the entire South at pres
ent
Four Chippewa Indian chiefs living
near Ashland, Wis. have been killed
by the grip. Many others have also
died.
Miss Jessie Boies. only daughter of
Governor Boies of Iowa, is lying criti-
caliy i'll at the home in Waterloo,
Iowa
St Paul street railway officials are
to be prosecuted urder the Minnesota
personal liberty law for discriminat-
ing against union men.
William +. Lombard. a Santa Fe en-
gineer, was struck on the head by a
stationary mail crane at Babtown,
Col, and fatally injured.
The operators of the Kidd mines
west of Bellaire, Ohio on the Balti-
more and Ohio road, have posted no.
tices of ten per cent reductions to go
into effect January /. The men will
resist the reduction. -