People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-09

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for many years professors in the Gin
cinnati College of Medicine and Sur
gerry. Anybody can obtain sufficient
of the medicines to show they can be
cured, through their family doctor free
of charge, but the free medicines are
sent only through physicians.
At Buda Pesth, Saturday, a tin box
to which was attached burned out
fuse, was found in one of the rooms
beneath the diet. The discovery
caused a sensation.
The lighthouse tender Violet, with
President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham on board passed Norfork,
Va, Tuesday morning. She went
through the canal on her way to
North Carolina.
The prince of Wales, accompanied
by the princess of Wales and her
daughter, Saturday opened the Poly
technic school at Battersea, in the
presence of all of the leaders in edu-
catiOnal and religious matters.
Sam Wah, Chinese laundryman of
st. Joseph, is the first Chlnaman in
that district who has complied with
the Geary law. His registration pa
pers accompanied by two photographs
have been received by Deputy Collec-
tor Hawkins.
Rudolph Pechmann of Milwaukee.
proprietor of the Cream City hotel,
who robbed and murdered Mrs.
Schrum, an aged guest, and then set
fire to the hotel, was Saturday SEN
fenced to the state prison at Waupun
for life by Judge Wallber.
The available cash balance in the
treasury Saturday was S13S, 754. 63S;
national bank notes received for re.
demption, $40, 395; total for the week.
sl,65S,O95. Government receipts, in
ternal revenue, S315, $40; customs,
$500, AIS; miscellaneous, S14,73l.
Charles Salyards was legally execu-
ted at Carlos, Pa, at 1923 o'clock Sat
urday morning. by hanging. His
crime was the murder of Policeman
George E. Martin in April 1898. Off.
Ger Martin tried to arrest Salyards,
when the latter shot and killed him.
The grand encampment of the Wis
consin odd Fellows convened at Ra-
cine Tuesday morning, with 125 dele
gates in attendance. The report of
the grand scribe shows total mem
bershlp of 2,43S. The number of en-
campments shows gain of "A for the
year.
In the Clark county, Ind, Demo-
cratic primaries at Jacksonville Sat
urday, Congressman Jason D. Brown
was selected for the fourth time to
make the race for congress in the
third Indiana district. The contest
was one of the hottest ever witnessed
in Clark county.
The Colorado senate Tuesday passed
concurrent resolution providing for
a sine die adjournment of the legisla-
ture. The legislature has not vet ac
complisEed any of the purposes for
which Governor Waite called the ex-
ira session. The resolution was laid
on the table by the house.
Chief of Police Seavy has ordered all
the gambling houses in Omaha closed.
the order to take effect March 5. For
year and half gambling has been
carried Don openly under what has
been known as the disorderlv house
ordinance, which provided for a
monthly fine of 500 for each keeper of
a gambling house.
c. F. Davidson, late cashier of tie
Cumberland Valley bank, and seere.
tary of the Barboursville, Ky Land
and improvement company, is charged
with having made use of ST., 900 fraud
ulently, in a note discounted by him
as cashier of the bank, but not credit
ed to the improvement company of
which he was treasurer.
DR.. W. II. Carter of San Francisco is
in jail on an indictment charging him
with counterfeiting the trade marx of
a medicine company. c. D. Broad and
+. ii. Hebersham, indicted on the
same charge as DR.. Carter. were re.
leased on bail. 1t is claimed in the in.
dictment that the three men have
done an extensive business with bo-
gus labels.
Norman L. Munro, the New York
publisher, died Saturday. The cause
was heart failure superinduced by
ether. Mr.. Munro had undergone an
operation for appendicitis, but it was
afterwards found that he was not suf
tering from the disease, and that the
operation was not necessary.
+ The Lawrence Journal SAYS that of
eighty-fve teachers in Douglas county
seventy-two are women.
Rev. A. ]. Nathan, a member of the
Oklahoma conference of the NE.
church, will leave the middle of next
month for Northern Africa to enter
upon missionary work. Rev. Nathan
is Hebrew who was converted few
years ago, and entering the Christian
ministry, has already done a great
work, although comparatively a young
man. AS member Of the Oklahoma
conference his work has been phe.
nomenal, and he has made his church
the only self-supporting one in the
conference. His wife and daughter
will accompany him.