The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-06-08
News Of the Week.

A Condemnation OF Each Days News fog
Very Busy People.
wednesday. May 80.
Memorial day
a conference held with Cripple
Creek strikers.
David City's fair grounds almost de-
stroyed by fire.
A drenching rain throughout the
dry districts of Nebraska.
The Columbia and Fraser rivers still
on the rampage-eight lives lost.
Lincoln. Neb., fnanciers making
great profit by Juggling school money.
Horace Greeley statlte unveiled in
New York by Typographical union No.
Six.
Elaborate memorial celebration in
hington-C!eveland and cabinet
present.
The great 8IiIlburn- Iryington bicycle
race in New Jersey has 145 starters
A. Fl. Barnett wins.
Wreck of passenger on the Wis
consin Central kills six people and an
jures twenty others.
The great Chicago bicycle road race
proves quite exciting-yinner Fred
Ran. g years OF age.
Pueblo, Col, has fearful flood
whole districts under wslter and gen.
eral alarm sounded-dood increasing
every honr.
Another split in Kelly's army at st.
Louis-Colonel Speed and the Sacra-
mento division will take another route
to Washington.
Thursday, May 81.
Lincoln burglars caught in Omaha.
Miners at Cripple Crdelc ready for
war.
Factories at Dubuque burning corn
for fuel.
Carl Browne, the wealcr, appeals for
release in Washington.
Lincoln, Neb., HAS eight inmates in
her small poX pest house.
LeavenWorth citizens will protect
miners who wish to work
Senate votes in favor of noninter-
vention in Hawaiian affairs. ;
The Frazer River in British Column
bia still rising danger not vet past.
Working miners at Leavenworth
made to run the gauntlet by strikers.
An American in London kills a street
musician in self defense and IS held for
murder
A bad fire in Il New York tenement
house-fifteen children thrown into the
blanket from upper windows.
Naude Ruble, IL girl who had mys-
teriously disappeared in Omaha, found
dead in an empty house believed to
have been murdered and a doctor an
rested for the crime.
The sudden rise in the Arkansas
river in Colorado recedes and
then comes mp again and does greater
damage than ever-several thousand
people homeless in Pueblo.
Friday. June 1.
Jerry Simpson may not recover.
Fraser river highest ever known.
Water reesding again at Pueblo.
Miners at Newcastle. Col, have
struck.
The grand jury will investigate the
Cripple Creek strike.
General Artz's commonweal army at
Topeka gets scattered.
The Platte near Denver over its
banks-everythin flooded.
Two Colorado mining towns washed
away and placer mines ruined.
Frank Weber, burglar, gets ten
years in the pen by an Omaha judge.
A negro in Tennessee captured by
citizens and shot for outraging n white
girl.
At Coal Creek, Tenn, 1000 miners
who went back to work, have gone
out agaiE.
Warning factions in Samoa preparing
to settle the question of supremacy
several sl1irmishes reported. !
Flood in the Column bia valley, Ore,
has risen over the tops of telegraph
poles-salmon fisheries ruined-worsf
yet to come.
Saturday, june g.
Water still rising at Portland.
Privatesin Randall's army deserving.
A murderer lynched at Golden, Col.
Miners on the war path throughout
Ohio. n
: Four people drowned in Pueblo's
food.
Cowboys at Chadron will ride 100.
mile race.
A Spanish river swells and browns
fifty people.
Fifty marching miners arrested at
Tridad, Col. :.
A cloud burst near Durango, Mex,
browns ten men.
Soldiers called out to protect coal
trains in Indiana.
Deputies getting ready to march on
the Cripple Creek strikers.
A whole family of six in Berlin sui
cides by cyanide of potassium.
Commonwealers break loose again
in Kansas-they are bound to ride.
Emperor William undergoes n sue
cessful surgical operation for tumor on
the face.
Winthrop, Mo-, being washed away
by the river-buildings being torn
down TO save them.
Sunday, June 3.
Anarchists arrested in Rome.
Anniversary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Kellv's army is nearing Cairo.
RandalFs army at Ashland, o.
Astronomers announce comet.
Ashland's school bonds defeated.
The bullet-proof coat sensation in
Europe.
Naval forces being strengthened at
Bluefields.
Tw men die from thirst in the Ari-
IONA d sert.
Efforts to determine Maud Ruble's
murderer in vain
Passenger trains in Colorado de-
layed by washonts.
Miners in Indiana stop trainmen
from handling coal.
Ottumwa has a SECS, 600 fre-two
killed, three injured
Governor Walte OF Colorado refuses
to call out the militia.
Proposed communist demonstration
at Paris proved a hzzle.
Coxey at Washington has sent his
1rov--o. 10 F~c-sllf1r.