Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-23
LATE NEWS NOTES.

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ington that Brazil has recognized
Cuba.
The surgeon generals annual report
shows less alcoholism in the army than
ever before in its history.
Mrs. Waller, wife of the ex-consul,
defends the action of Ambassador
Eustis, who. she says, is doing all he
can in her husbands case.
, Warrpats have been issued for 133
out of $40 judges of election of Louis
vile, Ky.
Joseph Bartlett of Vevinville, Iowa,
had so many family troubles that he
blew his brains out.
The American Bankers Associ alton
named committee upon cooperation
of national banks with the treasury.
A cor vention of Illinois grain men
at Galesburg agreed to not ship to
Chicago dealers who violated the in
spection law.
The supreme court of Nebraska re-
fused mandamus to certify the free
silver candidate for supreme judge as
the regular Democratic nominee.
The grand lodge K. of P. of Missouri
voted down the proposition to estab-
lish Pythian home for INDECENT MEM
bers of the order.
There was more wheat received at
Duluth and Minneapolis Thursday
than at all the markets in the United
States on the corresponding day last
year.
The Sultan has signed the accept
ance of the Powers scheme for re-
forms in Armenia.
Emperor William was greeted at
Metz by cheers for France. Several
arrests have been made.
Max Straus of Elyria, Ohio, has pre-
sented to Oberlin college a hotel block
valued at $4,000.
Governor Morrill, of Kansas has de-
cided to inaugurate n military system
at the Topeka reform school.
The Empire Cordage company's
twine mill at Champaign, Ill, was
burned. Loss, 100000.
Ernest Cert, aged 20, and Joseph
Whitehead, aged 65, shot firers in
mine at Rich Hill, Mo-, were smoth-
cred as the result of windy shot.
c. III. SUuckey, cashier of the state
bank at Duluth, Mimi, is missing
with SIS. 900 of the banks money. He
had been leading fast life. The bank
is still solvent.
The clothespin manufacturers Of
America have formed a trust.
Fred w. Farr, cashier of the defunct
First State bank of Perry, Okla. was
brought back from Colorado. A large
crowd greeted him with maledictions,
but there was no attempt at violence.
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith of Cam
bridge, Mass, has been indicted for
mailing scurrilous postal cards.
A. X. Ward of the Memphis Barrel
and Heading company is missing after
issuing $500, 900 worth of forged pa per.
Fourteen 90" county, Oklahoma,
White Caps are under arrest.
Boiler of Exchange hotel, Montgom.
cry, Ala, exploded. Loss, $4,000.
sheep are excluded from Colorado by
| quarantine.
Master Benny Mckee has scarlet
| fever at Saratoga, n. Y, and his
| grandpa is quarantined.
Nettie Easley, aged, 81. of Mount
| Washington, KY, hung herself. Un-
requited love the cause.
Chicago health department has pre-
pared an ordinance licensing places
where horses are slaughtered for
meat. Its provisions amount almost
to prohibition.
| Episcopal convention at Minneapolis
by decisive vote sat down upon the
Lambeth quadrillateral looking to-
ward Christian unity. Christian unity
advocates were intensely dramatic
and died hard.
Rev. ]. M. Francis has been made
Episcopal bishop at Kioto, Japan, and
Rev. Peter j. Rowe of Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich, bishop of Alaska, with
the understanding that J. Pierrepont
Morgan pays the latter's salary for
three years.
1t is reported that Brazil has recog.
nized the Cubans as befigerents.
Judge Joseph M. Bailey of the Illi-
nois supreme court died at Freeport,
aged 62.
A constitution of twenty-three arti-
cles has been adopted by the Cuban
revolutionary government.
Bandits used dynamite on an NJ, z.
& t. express car near Belton, Texas,
but were frightened away.
The scheme for reforms in Armenia
submitted by the European powers
has been accepted by the Turkish
1 Minister of fOraicyn aHoiro