Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-02

Tenn, is under arrest for killing a
negro.
A tramp with black diphtheria has
given Fort Wayne, Ind, people bad
fright.
Highwaymen along the Hennepin
Canal, are now operating in the garb
of women.
William Jones, st. Louis contract
or, was assaulted and robbed at Be-
ment, Ill.
Nine New York sPolice Captains
have been supoenaed before the Lex
ow committee.
Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn, celebrat-
ed mass in New York for the first
time in eight years.
The Whisky Trust Saturday after
noon reduced prices on all classes of
goods cent per gallon.
Governor Flower of New York, has
dismissed the charges against Dis
trict Attorney Fellows.
Count Schouvaloff, recently Russian
Minister to Berlin, has been made Mil.
itary General OF Warsaw.
Judge Vallian heard the closing ar
guments Saturday of attorneys in the
Opal divorce case at st. Louis.
The Senate Committee on Railroads
will take up the pooling bill immedi
ately after the holiday recess.
Nine additional indictment wero
found by the grand jury Saturday in
the election fraud cases in Chicago
The Catholic Orphans Board of st.
| Louis, has decided to sell the site on
which the Laclede building stands.
John E. Bittell and his wife are un.
der arrest at St. Joseph, Missouri,
charged with passing counterfeit
money.
The cash balance in the treasury on
Saturday was $124, O9s, 952 and the
true amount of the gold reserve $685.
| 921 $50.
Commander in 'Chief Bundy of tho
Sons of Veterans, u. S. A., has decid.
ed that negroes were ineligible to join
| the ranks.
The officers : the United States
| Cruiser Detroit returned the Vatican
relics and were received by the pope
| last week.
Agent Day has wired the Interior
Department that the removal of the
Southern Utes from Utah has been
accomplished.
Vandalism In the Senate end of the
Capitol is creating some apprehension
| for valuable statuary and pictures in
the rotundas.
The Trunk Line association agree.
ment to advance rates on dry goods
from Chicago to New York on January
l has fallen through.
Louis Stern, United States Consul
at Hamt erg, has submitted statistics
on Germany's trade with Russia to
the State Department.
1t is said that if Spain does not
soon remove restrictions on American
commerce discriminating flag duties"
will be declared against her.
Police Officer Kavanaugh of Wash.
ington, has been suspended, on T.
charge that he tried to make woman
give him Christmas present.
An earnest effort is being made by
correspondence to abolish the paw.
ment of commissions 10 ticket agents
on all roads east of St. Louis and Chi.
cago.
John G. Moore, the New York bank
er, says of his suit to prevent collec.
ton of the income tax that he is only
INDUCING in little personal luxury
and that there is no syndicate behind
| him.
A stay of the sentence of Debs and
his companions to January has been
granted that an appeal may be taken.
At Vineland, n. J., carriage coz.
tanning six people was struck by a
train and three of the occupants were
killed this week.
The important cities in West Virgin
ia" Point Pleasant and Charleston
cele brated their centennial anniyer-
saries on December 10, 1894, being in
corporated one hundred years ago
from that date.
Eugene E. Casey, a clerk in the Gov
ington, KY, postoffice, was arrested
Sunday and marked money taken
from decoy letter found on him. He
confessed. 1t is estimated that he
has taken between 81, and So 200
from the mails within year
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One hundred and fifty policemen of
New York, who were appointed to the
police force by Commissioner John c.
Sheehan, attended Saturday at the
commissioners private Office. where
they signed affidavits, which were
subsequently attested, that neither be-
fore nor since their appointments have
they paid any consideration for them.
The Corpus Christi and Padre Island
Harbor Company has signed contract
with the Youngstown Bridge Com
pany, of Youngstown. o., for the con-
struction of an iron trestle work at a
point fifty miles south of Coruus
Christi to extend from the outer coast
of the Island 1000 feet into the gulf
where the proposed harbor will be es-
tablished. The cost of the work will
he about 500. 600, and must begin by
February L and the harbor ompleted
within three years.
The gold reserve has climbed m
from SIS. 900, 600 to $50. 900. COO.