Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-14

C ans here say is the only cure for this
disease. Amick keeps his formula to
and sends free, medicines prov
ing to the consumptive he can be
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 16 to 2.
NJ, Timirjaseph, the Russian pleni-
poJentiary, 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 Che-Kiang. The missionaries
stood firm and the rioters finally with
drew. There was no blood shed.
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. DIR. Henry Veshiage, for thirty
years pastor of the Reformed church
at Irvington, n. Y, died at his home
late Sunday night. DR.. Veshiage had
been grand master of the Free Mason
in New Jersey.
The reichstag committee having the
Russo-G erman commercial treaty un.
der consideration adopted Thursday
the clause reserving to either govern
ment the right of fixing transportation
charges on its own railroa Is.
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 it
is hoped she will be ready for commits.
sion about the middle of the llonth.
William Bell, the colored valet, who
was charged with the larceny of Sis
left in the clothes of an actor, William
II. Crane, who had given them to Bell
to have them cleaned WAS Tuesday
sentenced to five years in the state
prison.
Birch, working for the Lake Superior
Lum ber company, struck Saturday.
The strike was on account of a dis
like for the cook and the board he
served. He was chased several miles
through the snow by the angry men
but finally escaped.
J. T. Long, of Lane, Kan, passed
through Kansas City, Saturday with
fifteen families from Mayville, KY.
who are going to locate in Miami anC
Franklin counties, Kan. During tht
last two years Mr.. Long has located
about 100 families in Kansas, who ar,
now raising tobacco.
Speaker Crisp, in the house Tues
day, presented by request petilio1
from the governor and legislative as
sembly of Utah protesting against tn,
removal of the Southern Ute Indian
from Colorado to Utah, and a memor
ial from the same source for allotmen
of the Indian lands in severalty.
A dispatch to the London Time
from st. Petersburg says the czar ant
arsir1 nd nfh l. \,
perial family attended a ball at tn
German embassy Thursday night. Th
guests numbered 800, and the ball wa
the most brilliant ever given by Ger
man ambassador in st. Petersburg.
A dispatch from Sedalia, Mo-, say
that George Walter Smith, who al
tackled Charles Bratton with a stick O
cordwood and beat his brains out, i
johnson county, October 81. 1892, ha
had his case transferred to Petit
county on a change of venue. He wi
be tried for murder in the April tern
of the criminal court.
1t is learned on absolute authorit
that four or five members of the Da
ton gang of outlaws are hiding with
in few miles of Guthrie, and it
supposed that they are preparing fo
| another raid. Bill Dalton himself
leading them, and Bill Darlin who wa
reported to have died of wounds som
time ago, is also along.
Alderman Joseph B. Lomasnev. G
Boston, was shot Thursday at the cit
hall by James Doonan, a young ma
living In the alderman's district. Do;
nan fired five shots, only one of whic
was effective, and struck the alder
man in the leg, infiicting a painfu
but not serious wound Doonan wa
arrested and locked up. He said h
had good reasons for his act, bu
would say nothing more. The polio
say that he was arrested not long ag
for an attempt to murder a woma
and that he is a crank. Tie has been
lounger around the city hall.
The suit of Directors Mullins an
Berry against the city of Topeka in tn
district court of Douglas county fo
S2l6, 600 came to a rather unusual tel
mination at 12 o'clock Saturday nipht
Friday night the jury brought in
verdict against the city for S32, ,OOt
but failed to answer several specis
| questions. On being sent out the mex
morning the jury found itself unabl
to answer certain questions and di,
| agreed to the general verdict of FIR
day night. The case now goes over I
| another term of court.
Colonel j, B. Mcclellan, presid.u
of the New York board of aldermen
took charge of the Office of mayor O
Tuesday and will act in that capacit
until the return of Mayor Gilroy fror
California whittier he has gone on
ten days pleasure trip.
The invoice of the assets of tn
Greensburg, Kiowa county, bank ha
been completed under the direction G
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal, an
| formal possession has been given t
Receiver Eberly. A complete state
ment of the condition of the affair
of the bank is expected soon.
The Utah & Los Angeles Air Lin
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