Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
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Chinese prisoners report that 400
mines have been laid at Yingkow.
The Nebraska State Fair will be
held at Omaha for the next five years.
One man was killed and three others
injured. two fatally, in a saloon row
at Mitchell, Ill.
All through the east the weather
has been arctic to the tune of 16 de-
grees below zero.
The senate naval committee has de-
cided to report favorably the person.
mel of the navy bill.
The Western Retail Implement and
Vehicle association met in Kansas
City, Mo-, on Tuesday.
st. Teresa's Academy, at Kansas
City, has heen closed on account of
malignant diphtheria.
A Touring mill worth $50, 600 with
900 insurance burned to the ground
neaz khobnoster, Mo-, Tuesday.
The Nebraska legislature ratified
the Republican caucus agreement by
electing John NJ Thurston senator.
Miss Olga Kuechler, of Brunswick,
Mo-, rescued four young men from
drowning while skating on Wednes-
day.
A train of fifteen cars loaded with
provisions and clothing for Nebraska
sufferers left Atlanta, Georgia, Tues
day.
Congressman Bryan, of Nebraska,
has introduced bill in the house pro-
vlding for coinage of the silver se;gn-
orage.
1t is practically understood that the
Debs case will be argued before the
supreme court on the last Monday in
March.
The Stadt Theater at Milwaukee,
while being decorated for a charity
ball, caught fire and was soon de-
stroyed.
Twenty persons lost their lives first
of the week III North Staffordshire,
England, colliery by the flooding of
! the mine
Minnie Smith got 1s years in the
penitentlary for the murder of West
ern Is. Th omas at Indianapolis, Ind,
last week.
Tie G. H. Dulle Milling company's
mill at Jefferson City, Mo-, burned on
Wednesday. Loss, s1oO,OOO; insur-
ance, $50, 800.
Henry Wulff took charge of the
treasury department of Illinois.
About $14, ZOO, 900 was turned over by
Mr.. Ramsey.
By a vote of to the house judi
ciary committee decided to report
resolution for the impeachment of
Judge Bicks.
Wearying of the abuse of enemies
and the lukewarmness of friends, Cas-
imer-Perier has resigned the presi-
dency of France.
Prince Hohenlohe said that he ac-
cepted the presidency of the Prussian
ministry because the king commanded
him to do so.
Mrs. Mabel Ellers, of Mount
Pulaski, ILL.,, has sued her husbands
parents for $50, 900 for the alienation
OF his affections.
The Democrats in the Tennessee
legislature are still undecided about
the mode of procedure in contestihg
the office of governor.
Ex-Congressman George E. Dorsey
and R. c. Outcalt were indicted by the
federal grand jury at Omaha. charged
with aiding in the wrecking of banks
The failure of Congress to provide
fer the United States share of sup.
porting the Samoan government is ar
| gued as indicative that the admins
tration proposes to withdraw from the
triparlte agreement.
A large corporate will be formed
ed in Kansas City, Mo-, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing refrigerator
cars. The capital will be SO, 900, 000
and the work will be backed by the
Adamses of Boston and other eastern
capitalists.
The Duke of Argyle, who tainted
while addressing a meeting at Glas-
gov, is reported TO be out of danger
The British gunboat Kaurakat and
survey boat Dart which arrived at
Sydney from the New Hebrides is
lands, brings the report that erup-
tions at Amoryn island continue inter-
mitting and that the island is virtual.
ly deserted by all the inhabitants.
The W. c. T. US. of Denver, present.
ed petition to the police board to
| hara tho livy;nn iof,
hibition In that city suppressed. The
board in session winked willingness
to first visit the place and make
thorough examination before acting
upon the request.
Judge John NJ. Elliott, in charging
the grand jury at Arkansas City, Ark,
Monday, spoke of the recent triple
lynching of Luke and Richard Wash
lngton and Henry Clay Robinson, all
colored, for the brutal murder OF R. C.
Patton a prominent white merchant.
He emphasized the fact that Justice
would have been meted out by the
court had the law been permitted to
take ITS course, and denounced the
action of the mob in defeating the ends
OF justice.
The comptroller of the currency has
appointed Milton Doolittle of Atkfn.
son, Neb., receiver of the North Platte
National Bank of North Platte, Neb
The Missouri railroad commissioners
have ordered three-cent per mile
rate on the several short lines of road
in that state heretofore charging four
cents per mile.
A terrible explosion of giant powder
occurred in the yards of the Montana
Central depot at Butte City, Mont. ON
Monday night Seventy-five people
lost their lives and much property was
damaged.
! The Forty-frst annual meeting of
the Illinois State Tez chors, A~.~.: