The Kansas blackman., 1894-06-29
The Blacknan.
W. ID. DRIVER,
Editor and Publisher,
TOPEKA,

Nine Indians, students Of Haskeli II instlsue Ate3
AZ Lawrence, Kan, graduated une a. .;t,Ita
of the number had attended m
seven years i
rrhe Iower house of congress has passea
h,ll ~ oiye the same weight and enect % ~ las
nofhs III nriyate and non-cOmmlssloncu W w.
rare IL nension cases as is given 70 tns oalns
Of commissioned otncers'
The lover house Of congress mas passeu Z
hill nroy1oing 100000 to pay !ndlan oepLo.
aation claims. As the judicial uepaIIIii
will oppose the measure ~ - NJ r.
tain to become law
There no longer seems to be mucn oouDs M
IN Paris that the presidents assasslnatoa
was the result Of an anarch!st conspiIIaTEy Ern;I
nyenre the deaths OF NalllanL anu L 49,
Henri. the two recently executed anarchls'S'
NJ one could get out of California oy rall
during the Pullman boycott; a. leas' ~
was true the first two days.
The California republican has ana tne
democratic convention prooaDly VI nm
plank for free silver coinage.
Justus Schwab, the New York anarcnlst,
talked Of the ass ,ssination of M: Carnot II
his usual incendiary manner. oocists W. W.
warred on u.s." said he. 1--WE retallate' I'M
have our revenge"
The rniners' strike, so far as it relates y
Trdiana- was formally declared OF at tne
state convention of block and oltuLlln01 I ooo
miners, the delegates representing o,ooo 80
miners. President George ". furceil nm
sided.
On June % the temperature at Guthrie "
T., was los in the shade
The Chicago Sugar Refinery company,
employing $500 men, has cioSed l's
on account of the railroad strike.
tornado struck St. Johns university a.
Collegeville, Mimi, June N, totally "reca
ing the industrial school ana al o. the ~
buildings. Damage, $3O,OOO.
The tenth annual encampment Of the MIS- !.
sour division Sons of Veterans ,T was . nelu q
Sedalia, commencing June p. Inc altena1 q
ance was unusually large. The Ladles Al
society held its annual session AZ tne saii4o
time and place.
J,doo HaIlett. Of the United States circuit
conrt. issued an order restraining the Pull-
man strikers or other persons from IA ~ p
mo with the operations of the Santa re hail-
wav company or with employees WITHIN tne
confines of Colorado.
II Il believed in Atchison that John J IN
ralls will accept the editorshlp OF "a tne my n: u
York Commercial Advertiser next tall. nls IL
delay in accepting the offer IS sald 70 pe uue w!
to his desire to engage IN the coming poli'f
cal campaign in Kansas.
While the Columbus, O.. fire department
was drilling on Broad street, the immens'
water tower toppIed over ana crusneu I'M ~ r
surrey. killing James FL. Frederick, Mr
Fraderick's wife and a gentleman namee
Ripby. who we're in the surrey, escaping
The interior department denies the item
90 generally published stating that the NICK
anoo alIotments have been completed an(
that reservation likely to be thrown open z
settlement. If the cattemen can contlnu'
to rule they will have the grass OF 70 Detor
the reservation is opened.
A request for troops subject to cail IA A,
been forwarded by Secretary smith 70 lh
secretary of war, on the ground that pros
pecting parties are preparing 70 oveTruh u
Rlackfoot Indian reservation in Montana
TIE department has determined to allow p
prospecting on the reservation.
Senator Hill calls the attention Of tn
country to the fact that $635, ,OO0.OOO OF PROF
ertv ia govern ment bonds would be exemL
from the operation of the income tax iaW
And government bonds being exempt. 2
thought the states should have the right
make their bonds non taxable also.
The final effort Of the session for statehoo
for Oklahoma was made in the house, and
failed, The chair, prompted by the admir-
istration influence, refused to recognize an
one who was trying to get up the olll' an
the result was that the New Mexico Dl
passed and Oklahoma got the red flag.
The convention Of miners Of the norther
Illinois district, after two days sesslof
passed resolution denouncing PresldeE
Mcbride and moved to hold out for la
years prices The operators we're invite
To meet with the delegates, but refused, sa
ing they would abide by the Columbus seal
Rev. Bernard Kelly is in receipt Of me
sage from Governor Mckinley stating po:
fively that he cannot leave Ohio at the pre-
ent time, and will, therefore. not be able
visit the Chautauqua assembly at ottawa,
he had previously promised. tie says II
decision is casued entirely BY his ofhcl
duties.
The Nebraska supreme court has at L.
decided the case Of the Fitzgerald ana NJ
lory Construction company against the AL
souri Pacific railway, and in favor Of
construction company. The Judgment i
large one 1t will be remembered that |
construction Of the ID. MI. 4 A. throu
Kansas is part of the claim in this case.
Wabash train No. 3, from St. Louis, p
sented dismantled and dilapidated appe
ance when it reached the Kansas City UNI
depot Monday night. All the glass on 3
side of the train was broken out ana the t6
Of the cars were deeply indented, as II rot
had been dropped upon them. The tri
encountered terrific hail storm at Hard
Missouri.
James Fl. Smith. the United States con
lar agent at Mayence, Germany, in rep
to the state department, gives some surp
ing figures relative TO German investmer
He says the people are laying up from "a
100000 to 1886, 900 annually, one-hall
which goes into securities. Al least p
cent. Of the wealth Of Germany Is now
vested in stocks and bonds,
A project for an electric railroad betw
Washington and New York city has b
brought before congress in a bill for the
corporation of the National Rapid Ira
Railway company Ex-Representa
Hemphill, of South Carolina, and Wash
ton capitalists are interested in the rC
They claim that the limits of speed by stt
locomotion have been reached, while
electricity speed Of 40 miles an hou
practicable.