People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-16

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cured. All this is against the medical
code, hence the attack and vindication.
Nikewashetonget Is chief OF the
Osages. He was chopping wood the
other day and cut off the rest of his
name by accident,
Five hundred and fifty men and
boys engaged in circle hunt in Chey-
enne county one day last week. The
catch was solitary wolf.
The Guthrie correspondent of the
Associated Press has been so busy on
other matters that nobody has been
frozen in the strip this week.
The reicstag committee, which has
been considering the RuSso-German
commercial treaty, passed that meas
ure Thursday by vote of l6 to ,.
NJ, Tirnirjaseph, tie Russian pleni-
potentiary, in his recent negotiations
for Russo-German commercial treaty
left St. Petersburg Saturday en- route
for Berlin.
An anti-missionary riot has taken
place at Huchow, China, in the prov
ince of he-Kiang. The missionaries
stood firm and the rioters finally with
drew. There was no bloou shed.
Frank Y. Locke of the Salina State
bank has been appointed by the pro-
bate judge as receiver for the State
Bank of Brookville, Salina county,
which closed its doors few days ago.
The Anglo-American Telegraph
company was advised by the Eastern
Telegraph company Saturday after
noon that Bahia was again open for
the exterior messages written in plain
language.
Rev. DR.. Henry Veshiage, for thirty
years pastor of the Reformed church
at Irvington. n. Y, died at his home
late Sunday night. DR.. Neshiage had
been grand master of the Free Mason S
in New Jersey.
The reichstag committee having the
Russo-German commercial treaty I'M
der consideration adopted Thursday
the clause reserving to either govern
ment the right of fixing transportation
charges on its own railroads.
The new cruiser Montgomery came
into the hands of the government
Tuesday. She will be sent to Norfolk
in few days to be fitted out, and il
is hoped she will be ready for commits
sion about the middle of the lonth.
The earl of Elgin. viceroy of India
has sent an official dispatch to the In
dia Office confirming the news exclus'
lively cabled to the Associated Press
OF the disaster to the British forces
operating against the Abors on the
borders Of Assam.
/ While driving on Unterden Linden
Saturday afternoon a carriage contain
ing Emperor William, three of hi,
sons and a lady OF the court, collideC
with a cart. The side of the imperia
carriage was completely smo shed, bu
its occupants we're uninjured and re
turned to the palace in cab.
The balloting by congress for tn,
election of president of the repub
lie col tinues at Montevideo withou
result. Provisional President Stewar
Saturday sent a message to the as
sembly urging the members t
promptly terminate the deadlock
which he fears is having Harmful
effect on the country.
At Paola, Kan. the Judge override
the motion for new trial for ia
Rainev, convicted of the murder {
his sweetheart, and when Raine
asked for mercy replied that even
such were meted there was but on
sentence possible under the jury's We
, dict. He then sentenced the prisonI
to one year in the penitcntiary, thel
! whenever the governor should so wi
I it, to be hanged
D The house committee on India
= affairs has agreed on bill for the ra
5 idcation of the treaty with the Yam
r ton, 5. D., tribe of Sioux Indians, f,
1 the cesSion TO the United States of a
d the unallotted lands in their reserv
t ton. The amount to be paid is $500
: 900, of which S4cO, 900 is to be divide
a among the Indians per capita and Il
d remainder is to DE converted into
fund for the benefit of the Indians.
}! Speaker Crisp, in the house Tue
-e day, presented by request petiti
from the governor and legislative {
4. sembly of Utah protesting against t
k removal of the Southern Ute India
e. from Colorado to Utah, and meme
lie ial from the same source for allotme
of the Indian lands in severalty.
~ The New York Herald's Paris sp,
I. ial says: "Mrs. Theodore Conklir
AZ the mother of Edward Webster, t
u =, missing American school boy, said
"a NE tonight: Ny boy has been four
IN where | cannot tell you; but not
le America. lie is well, and there
"a nothing in his disappearance viii
~ reflects on him, | shall see him il
~ few DAYS." The news of the disc
u erv of the whereabouts of young We
Is ster has also been announced by
consrl to the American embassy.
e. Alderman Joseph B. Lomasney,
N Boston, was shot Thursday at the c
~ hall by James Doonan, a young N
OF living IN the alderman's district. D.
ne nan fred five shots, only one OF VIII
ne was effective, and struck the aid
IN man in the leg, infic.ing pain
ne but not serious wound. Dooaan Y
We arrested ard locked up. He said
To- had good reasons Cor his act,
~, would say nothing more. The pol
cd say that he was arrested not long ;
ne for an attempt to murder a won
as and that ne is crank. He has bee