Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

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strike.
New York now has cable railway
postal cars.
Red Cloud, Neb., roller mill burned;
loss, $4,000
Uncle Sam is about to order six more
new gun boats.
Edward MCGEE College for girls
Woodville. Miss, burned.
Committee of Seventy is to be re-
vived in New York city.
Five hundred Iowa miners in the
Milford coal fields are on a strike.
Albert Wade, Mount Vernon, Mont,
bank cashier and $4,000 are missing.
A second Spanish cruiser, the Cristo-
bal Colon, has been sunk in Cuban
waters.
Arms and ammunition for the
Cuban patriots are being collected in
Chicago.
Princeton students are prohibited
from playing football if behind in
their college work.
Public debt statement, September
30, S941, 0s9, ,956, being $1,000, 900 in
crease for the month.
Archbishop Feehan has been sued
for 500, 900 by an Illinois Polish priest
whom he deposed.
Jack Littlefield of Round Valley,
Cal, shot j. M. Vinton, a cowboy, and
got lynched for it.
A pneumatic ring and pneumatic mat
have been ordered for the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight.
Brother mine employees at Wake
field, Mich, have had their wages
raised to sl.65 per day.
City Treasurer Lucian Knapp of
Long Island city, has been impeached
for malfeasance in Office.
China has satisfied French demands
growing out of the attack on French
missionaries in China.
Iowa, Missouri and Illinois state
boards of health are forming uniform
rules for regulation of medical col
leges.
Captain Bob Evans has been relieved
of the command of the New York and
assigned to the warship Indiana
"A receiver has been appointed for
the Produce Cold Storage exchange,
Chicago; assets, $500, 600; liabilities,
100000.
Five hundred letters from white
men willing to marry Chinese heiress
have been received by San Jose, Cal,
joker.
Anton Guiden, Trenton, n. J., is dy-
ing of blood poisining caused by shoes
overheated by too hard rubbing by the
bootblack.
Peter Crawford, aged %, a Cleve-
land, Ohio, mail messenger, has been
asleep for eight months. He was
brown from a mail wagon.
James Bland, author of ''Climbing
Up the Golden Stairs" is in the Wash
ington city workho use for f1im-fam-
ming Virginia Populist.
Lucille Blackburn. daughter of Sem
ator Blackburn of Kentucky, was mar
ried at Washington to Thomas f.
Lane of the treasury department
The war department has decided to
have Captain Armes, U. S. Al retired,
tried by court martial for writing an
insulting letter to General Schofield.
Atlanta exposition will not be open
on Sundays.
George NJ. Yost. inventor of the type
writer, is dead.
General o. NJ. Poe, United States en-
gineer. is dead at Detroit.
DAAtich cLlH OOuuu LUZ san
Francisco, burned at sea.
Missouri state prison at Jefferson
City contains nearly 2,4o0 convicts.
Buffalo Bill received quite an ova-
ton upon his visit to Washington.
Diamond Joe" Reynolds widow has
given s25o,oOo to Chicago university.
Northern Pacific receivers have been
removed by Judge Hanford at Seattle.
August Belmont, the New York mil
lionaire, was arrested for assaulting
his valet.
Governor Matthews of Indiana is q
candidate for president.
Consul Schaum of Uruguay claims
free wool is benefiting American mar
kets.
Secretary Herbert Is making
speeches in the South on the financial
question.
cago in aid of the cause of freedom in
Cuba.
Lille Butler Of Bloomington, Ill,
swallowed poison because of disap-
pointed love.
w. C. p. BreckinridQe is again q
candidate for congress from the Ash
land, KY, district.
Armenians and Turks in Constanti-
nople engaged in a riot and a couple
| of hundred were killed.
England insists that China must do
more than degrade the viceroy who
permitted the anti-foreign riots
E. f. G. Wood. editor of the Dry
Goods Bulletin, Chicago, drowned him
self in the lake. Body recovered at
| StevensviHe, Mich.
Massachusetts, Democrats nominated
George Fred Williams of Dedham for
| governor on gold anita. p. A. plat
| FORM
Order placing General Miles in COM
mand of the United States army was
signed Wednesday. General Ruger
succeeds Miles
DIR. Elliott f. Rogers of Chicago,
| formerly of Worcester. instructor in
chemistry at Harvard, was found dead
in the laboratory.