Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-08-01

withdrawn from the sub-treasury
Wednesday for Shipment to Canada.
John Atkinson, aged 90, brakeman
brought to Ft. Wayne, Ind, to take
the place of a striker, fell beneath a
train Tuesday and was killed.
1t is reported that Sid G. Harnltt,
the Foreign Minister at Tangier, has
been dismissed from Office, and that
has been replaced by his secretary.
Frances, the 5-year-old daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Valentine Bartoska, of
Pittsburg, Kansas, was drowned by
falling into cistern, Saturday, which
had been left Open
The police made an important cap
ture Monday in the arrest of David
c. Hall and I. Wilson, at Nebraska
City, who are alleged to be member of
gang of expert confidence men.
A country editor, being refused per-
mission to publish marriage license,
has obtained an opinion from the In
diana Attorney General that county
clerks have no right to suppress mar
riage licenses.
J. j. Coffey and wife Saturday in
stituted suit in the court at San Anton
Railway Company for SIS, 900 damages,
for the accidental killing of their 13-
year old son, by train some time ago.
The safe of the Mobile and Ohio
railway company, at Brooksville de-
pot, Miss, was blown open Tuesday
night, and a package containing a
large sum of money was taken there
from. There is no clue to the robbers
Four fresh cases of cholera are re-
ported from Adrianople. The govern
ment has declared five days quaran-
tine against all European arrivals. IA
death from Cholera is reported from
Avignon, in the department of Vaucal-
amso.
Wednesday the grand jury returned
two bills of indictment against w. c.
Schamber, proprietor of the Queen
and Crescent hotel, of Meridian, Miss,
charging him with arson, Schamber
gave bond for appearance at the trial
on the 2Sth instant.
Samuel Rose, a feeble-minded man,
married a few months ago at Urbana,
o., Saturday murdered his wife with d
revolver on a causeless insane impulse.
then surrendered to officers. The
deed was committed on the highwa Y
three miles west of here.
Dick Kerwin, publisher of a paper
called the Train Wrecker" at Round
was arrested Saturday for being a
participant IN the wrecking at Round
Pound a few days ago, He was taken
to Guthrie to await the action of the
Federal Grand Jury.
Mrs. Ann Ferris, another of the vic.
TINS of the lce-cream poisoning at
West Union, ILL.,, last week, died
Thursday night, this making the sec.
ond fatality of the fiftv-two prostrat-
ed Miss Matte Handy is still seri.
ously ill.
While engaged in playing a game OF
ball at the Hopkinville. Ky, park
Monday, w. p. Oldham, of Whining
ton, N. c., on his way from school at
Georgetown. KY, threw ball with
such force that it broke his arm above
the elbow. His injury is regarded as
very serious.
The Chicago, Milwaukee Terminal
and Belt Line, capable of carrying
seven roads, with capital of $4,000,
600, is being engineered by a syndicate
including Messrs. Colby, Abbott, Hoyt
and Willard. Among the Milwaukee
men interested are Capt Fred Pabst,
Burnham Brothers and the Pfster &
Vogel Leather Company.
At the Ihlseng mines, south of Car
thage, Mo, Saturday forenoon, How
ard Cline was at the bottom of the
shaft, 12O feet under ground, rustling
tubs. As tub of wash dirt was sent
up piece of shaft timber fifty feet
above the bottom was knocked loose,
and fell endwisc, striking Cline on the
head, killing him instantly.
Franklin p. Miller, the slayer of Of
fcer w. II. Riddle, will be hanged at
Dallas, Texas, August 3, as Gov. Hogg
has declined to interfere. Despite
this fact, petitions are in circula-
tion for signatures, calling on the
Governor to commute the sentence to
imprisonment for life.
The three local tribes of Red Men
met last Monday and perfected ar
rangements for the seventh annual
session of the Eastern Indiana Associ-
alton of Red Men to be held in Ander-
son, Ind. Wednesday, August 1.
In the senate Saturday Prime Min
lister Crispi, at Rome, in the course OF
a speech, referred to the recent cap
ture of Kassala by the Italian forces.
He announced that re-inforcements
were not required to enable the Ital-
ians at Kassala to maintain their po.
sition, neither would it be necessary
for them to further expose themselves
in battle with the dervishes. Signor
Crispi added that it was to be hoped
that Italy would find means to colon.
ize Africa. The great object to be at
tanned was to substitute emigration to
Africa for emigration to America.
The capture of Kassala has not altered
Italy's relation with the powers. He,
relations with Great Britain were ex
cellent.
Further attachments have been
served on the hardware firm of j. S.
Hutchinson, to the amount of $780,
S03.45, as follows: Paddock Hawley
Iron Company, of st. Louis; Eagle
Manufacturing Company, of Daven.
port, Iowa; w. J. Hutchinson, J. "
Hughes and John B. Hutchinson oi
Cado Parish, La {; Henry Dittson & Son
of Philadelphia.
John Manson, well known farmer,
living near Stillman Valley, ILL.,, aged
65 years, fell from haymow, where
he was at work, and was killed, last
Saturday.