The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-06-29
NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK.
A CONDENSATION OF EACH
DAYS IMPORTANT NEWS.
Tuesday, june 10.

Cleveland returns to the White house.
Gladstone will probably visit Amer
lea.
Crops in fine condition-plenty Of
rain.
Kelly at Louisville trying to move
his army.
Negroes barred from the American
railway union.
A cyclone at Chadron does consider
able dame-one man killed.
Wednesday. June 30.
Gold reserve at a low point.
Silver convention meets in Omaha.
Santa Fe breaks the rate agreement.
a severe storm in eastern Nebraska.
Ex-senator Perkins dies at Washing
Lillian Russell seriously i'll in New
York
Anti-Lords conference opens at
Leeds.
Frances Willard arrives in New York
from England.
Great day for the G.. A. r. encamp-
ment at Council Bluffs.
Strikers of Pennsylvania. Missouri,
and Colorado still in turmoil.
Evicted miners in the Indian Terri
tory brutally treated by troops.
The state coal miners convention at
Columbus, O.. voted to resume work.
Erastus Wiman, the millionaire for
ger, sentenced to five years in Sing
Sing.
Jumbo Cantwell's band of wealers
arrive at Milwaukee on stock train
and will move on to Racine.
Five prominent merchants of Bis
marck arrested for conspiring with
the Coxeyites who stole the Northern
Pacific train.
Pierre, S. D., is greatly excited over
the approach of Hogan's army and one
hundred and fifty special police have
been sworn in.
Thursday, june FL.
Quiet day in Congress.
Omaha high school graduates.
Masonic grand lodge closes at Omaha.
Astronomers locate canals on Mars.
Yale defeats Harvard in game of
Seven prostrations from heat in Chi
Southern Illinois miners resume oper-
atoms.
A negro lynched in Arkansas for as
saulting white woman.
Senator Hill makes lengthy argu-
ment opposing the income tax.
The silver league meets in Omaha
Bryan makes a telling speech.
Fourth annual convention of Ne
braslza Epworth League opens at Grand
Island.
The Pullman company given five days
to arbitrate-at the end of that time
boycott will go on.
Friday, June a2.
Earthquakes in Japan.
Commonwealers on trial at Sidney.
Another mysterious murder at
Omaha.
NihiIistic plot to kill the car dis
covered.
Omaha's Platte river canal freely
discussed.
Princess Colonna begins divorce pro-
ceeding in Rome.
Ill treatment of patients alleged at
the Lincoln asylum.
Income tax debate provoIes vigorous
speech in the senate.
Rich gold bearing quartz discovered
at Pixies Peak mine.
Traces of a possible diamond belt
discovered in Colorado.
Armed citizens of Pierre, S. D., re-
fuse commonwealers admittance.
The Arkansas river in Kansas higher
than at any time since '77-Wichita
mostly inundated.
Saturday, June rs.
Strike in Indiana declared off.
Danville, ILL.,, miners resume work.
big fire in London-loss e2O0, 900.
House passes the Hatch anti-option
bill.
Rey ell Santa Anita wins the derby
at Chicago.
Woman sentenced to be e1ectrocuted
in New York.
Unknown man leaps from Brooklyn
bridge and is drowned.
Scotdale, Pa, miners in convention
resolve to continue the strike.
Duchess of York gives birth to a
son-heir to the British throne.
Two hundred miners killed by a
mine explosion near Cardiff in Wales.
Adiutant General Tarsney of Color
ado given a coat of tar by masked
men.
The largest and most costly organ in
the United States dedicated at San
Francisco.
Sunday, June "a.
Heaviest rain in many years all over
Nebraska.
Nebraska streams on the rise and
doing damage.
Epworth League closes its Grand Is
land convention.
Miners cause riot at Adrian, Mich,
and woman is seriously injured
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down and about twenty-five people
drowned.
President Carnot Of France assassin
ated in Lyons by an Italian anarchist
stabbed in the abdomen.
Monday, June 20.
Industries reyiying at Pittsburg.
Heavy rains in Kansas and Missouri.
A small cyclone in Butler county,
Kan.
Emma Juchsthe primma-donna, mar
ried.
Another strike in the Homestead
mills
Italians express regrets at Carnot's
death
Feeling in Paris bitter against anar-
chists.
Striking cookers blow up bridge in
Pennsylvania.
House adopts resolutions of sympathy
with French people.
The Pullman company VIII oppose
the strike to the end.
House votes favorably to increase
Mexican war pensions
Viman applies for a stay of execu-
ton pending an appeal.
A worthless gambler tarred and
feathered at Salem, Neb.
Taylor brothers, the Missouri BAN
dts, captured at Buffalo city