Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-04-25
nit will mako two-third crop.

Fruit will make a two-third crop.
The governor of Nevada has APP
pointed George T.. Richard treasurer
10 fill the uneNpired term Of John
Egan, deceased.
ExPresident Harrison, who has fin
ished his course of law lectures ct the
Stanford university. left at noon Tues
day on the Central Pacific for Indian
apolis.
The cash balance in the treasury at
the close of business Monday was
Sl52, O2l ,993, and the net gold SOB, 05G.-
1913, which is "A loss on account of Sat
urday's exports Of s., ls2.l1G.
On showing that important wit
nesses for the defense could not be
present, the case against Bishop Bon
acum at Omaha, Neb., was continued
until June l3. In the meantime the
priests hope TO have their grievances
adjusted by Mgr. Satoli.
Mr.. Trude announced his withdrawal
from the prosecution in the Prender-
CAST case Saturday. "Up to the pres
ent time" Mr.. Trude said, "all indica-
tions point TO the fact that Judge
Chetlain will rule favorably TO the
Prendergast side. ] do not think it
necessary for me tO remain longer in
the case"
good deal OF excitement prevailed
at the coffee exchange in New York
Monday over the question of estab-
fishing clearing house for the clear
"nce and guarantee of transactions in
coffee made on change. A vote was
taken on 1T, resulting in its favor by
four majority. The scheme goes into
effect May /.
NJ Memphis, Tennessee, Saturday, in
street hght in which seventeen shots
were fired. Policeman Haynes and a
countryman by the name of Gullidge
were both killed. Gullidge and
companion were acting in disorderly
manner when Haynes and another
othcer attempted To arrest them with
thc above results.
special says il is now known that
more lives were lost near Omaha, Neb
IN the blizzard of March 10th. The
bodies of Conrad Daley and Martin
kittenbach have been found. Il. O.
Houcks and Edward Merrill are still
missing. Merrill i the son of Judge
Merrill OF Rawins. Searching parties
are now looking for them.
The trial of cX-Mayor Loughran. of
Hot Springs, Ark. who was indicted
Tor assault with intent TO kin upon
James Ramsey private secretary of
superintendent richardson of the Hot
Springs railroad. was concluded in the
circuit court Saturday afternoon. The
jury rendered q verdict of not guilty
after being out only twenty minutes.
a dispatch To the London Chronicle
says that the towns Of Neu Sandre. in
Gailicia, llardisch in Moravia, and Ad-
Ter koStelctz in bohemia, have all
been entirely destroyed by fire The
fires broke ont in the three places al
most simultaneously and this fact has
led to the supposition that they were
started by inccndiares who were act
lng on a concerted plan.
The London Times published IA dis
patch Tuesday morning from Monte
video confirming the adviccs received
by the Associated Press in regard to
the surrender of the rebel Brazilian
fleet which arrived off Buenos Ayers
Monday night, The Times correspon-
dent saws Admiral dc Mello and 200
men yielded themselves up to the Ar
gentinc authorities Tuesday.
Jerome, the largest mining camp in
Arizona, was entirely DESTROYED by
fire Tuesday. All the business houses
are gone, including the records and
property at the pOstofficc. The fire
could not he controlled owing to the
heavy wind that prevailed. The loss
IL estimated at $4,000 with little in
surance. Many miners are without
homes. defective luc in the post
Office was the cause of the fire.
At the Bow street police court in
London, Howell Thomas, an ex-col-
lectOr, was charged with obtaining by
false prctenccs the sum of Gl 100 from
Col. j. +. y. Jaquez, the American
claimant of the Townsley estates.
Counsel for the prosecution said that
the prisoners defense was that Col.
Jaquez was an American adventurer.
was matter that another tribunal
would have to pass upon. Thomas
remanded, bail being refused.
general strike of coal miners was
inangurated III the Birmingham, Ala.
district Saturday night. The miners
at Coalbrook Brooksidc and Cardiff
struck at three o'clock. From five to
six thousand men are out.
James Gorden, alias Harry Gilmore,
rs i'm Jail awaiting the arrival of Cali
fornia officers to take him TO Sacra-
mento to answer with Horace Black
and William Edwards for stealing
$1,000 worth of diamonds from the
Wacahorst jewelry store in Sacramen-
to in 1898. Black and Edwards have
confessed. An effort will be made to
secure Jordon's release on habcas cor
pus proceedings. Jordon was recent
" tried in Denver for the murder Of
Gin Sparks, but acquitted
The Mexican Central has abandoned
IT'S government concession for the
construction of line from Guadala-
jara to San Bias on the Pacific coast.
and the secretary of the treasury has
issued an order to refund $3.50, 900 de-
posted by the Central company as
guarantee. This is very unusual
proceeding and rs construed to mean
that the Central will immediately ex-
tend the line of tho Mexico. Cuerna-
vaca Il Pacific railroad to Acapulcho
on the Pacific coast.
Mulligan of kentucky, who will
succeed Mr.. Blackjack as the United
states consul general at Apia Samoa.
has been at the state department and
taken the oath of office He left Mon
day for Kentucky and upon his rc-
turn to Washington will receive his
Instructions and depart for his post.
After very animated meeting
OF the American Railway union at
Grand Forks, n. d.. Saturday night, it
was decided, BY unanimous vote, that
the employees of the Great Northern
should go out in II body. Trainmen.
switchmen, car repairers and all en-
ployes are included, and not a wheel
is expected to move. No through
trains have arrived from the vest.
Henry ShivertfeIger, aged 30, and
Ernestine Brahansen, spinster, aged
81, were married in Ellsworth county
this week.