Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-05-22

ent association.
The International American Protect
i've Association has issued declarar
ton of principles
A petition was filed last week for
receiver for the Kansas City Police Re-
lief Association.
The Catholic Knights of America are
considering utilization with other or
ders of their kind.
TIE Illinois House Rupublican eau
Gus has agreed on June Il as the date
of sine die adjournment
The British Government has decided
to protect Walker and Richard, con-
victed of treason in Honolulu.
Fast mail service for st. Louis to the
East has been instituted over the Bal
timore aud Ohio Sou usbwestern.
The Hawaiian Government has writ
ten to Secretary Gresham upholding
the conduct of Minister Thurston-
The New York legislature has ap-
propriated s25.OOo for n state build
ing at the Atlanta exposition in 1896
The California Silver League wants
a national convention held in St Louis
in 1896 to nominate n presidential can
didate.
The Texas Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton has condemned The indiscriminate
sale of morphine, cocaine and other
pOisons-
Edith Cline, plaintiff in a suit at
Ottumwa, Ia, knocked down ono wit
ness and beat another with chair the
other day.
A woman died of fright, a negro girl
was burned to death and three people
were injured at Ere at Pratt City,
Ala-, recently.
Rev. o. A. Tasw ell has killed HIM
self at Velpin, Ind, because young
| " oman to whom he was engaged
asked to be released.
Secretrry Carlisle has sent letter
| to the Cincinnati cham Der of commerce
declining to make an address there on
the money question
James Broaden OF Falls City, Nebr
| threw his mother in the river the other
|
man who rescued her.
Reports from the counties OF LIN
coin, Boon, Wyoming and Mcdowell
West Virginia, are that heavy frosts
totally destroyed tie apple and peach
crops
One hundred delegates, represent
ing twcnty-one grand councils attend
ed the eighteenth annual session of
the supreme council of the Royal Ar
camun held in St Louis
Henry L. Foss. the confessed Snug
| gler and forgcr OF Chinese certificates
was sentenced ut San Francisco in tho
| United States district court to four
years in the Quinton prison and fined
s1,250.
Bids for furnishing 10000 pounds of
smokeless powder for the new army
rife were received ut United States
Army headquarters in Washington
and the four leading companies put in
bids at 81 per pound.
The Western Federation of the Ain-
ers has admitted the Coal Miners un-
ion of all Western and Northwestern
states, thus making IL one of the
strongest labor bodies in the country,
the federation now having &C, 900 men,
bers.
At the annual convention of the Ci-
garmakers National association in
Chicago Moses Krohn of Cincinnati,
was elected president, Joseph Iiern-
sheim of New Orleans, vicc-president
and b. Newmark of New York, treas
urer.
At the auction sale of the plant of
the Pennsylvania Steel company OF
Philadelphia, tie property was bought
in by E b. Byers, chairman of the re-
organization committee, for 81, 600. o0S,
the amount of the bonded indebted
ness of the concern.
A Portland, Ore, cannery has begun
70 pack horseEeat- SIX have already
been slaughtered and canned and Mr..
. Herrick is now feeding n fine 3-ycar
: old flley on grain TO see il the quality
of the meat will improve.
{ Quite a stir has been caused by tho
D attempt of Postmaster Sullivan o.
4 Brooklyn to have military regulations
| and obscrvances enforced in his Office
D Mr.. Sullivan is determined to have hi
force of mail carriers salute him while
: ON duty by a military touch of the ha
b or cap.
e Monday nights freeze has done NOR
4 damage than was at first anticipated
e Reports from fruit and vegetable grow
: ers of Missouri and Illinois indicat
o that hundreds of thousands of dollar
l. damage has been done The cntir
t grape crop. which is valued at $500
600, is totally destroyed,
n Clovernook, the historical home c
/, the pcetical sisters, Alice and Phocb
n Cary, near Cincinnati. has been sol
IS under foreclosure. The Briggs-Swii
II estate bought IL to be preserved as
y historical literary center and put Wa
E. rem Cary, n brother of the poets,
4. charge. There are thirty-three acr'
ID of ground connected with the o.
homestead-
Ia John A. Brcazeale, prominent co
mission man of Hutchinson drops
h. dead on the streets of Webb City In
n. week. as he was leaving his home
ne ter dinner, of apoplexy.
at The United States cruiser Castine
investigating tie arrest of Consul HH
of lis at Mozambique by the Portuguese
rs Gas Man Addicks. who tried TO br
Nv seat in the United States Senat
20 has been elected president of the III
g State Gas Company.
We A partly paralyzed man was murde
- ed at the County Infrmary near FIN
ay, O., by another inmate.