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

Richard c. Davis, a notorious forger,
is in custody at Boston.
Since December, 1894. 1,56s new
postoffices have been established.
An old Hungarian couple have eele-
brated the hundredth anniversary of
their wedding.
Regret is expressed in London that
the case against Oscar Wilde is to be
tried again.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton has started
q movement to make another revision
of the Bible.
The Spanish Government has coun-
fernandez an order given to Cramps
for gunboat.
Red Galloway, a prominent citizen
and defendant of Daniel Boone, is dead
at Mexico, Mo.
A number of warehouses and factor
les were burned in London recently.
Loss 81. 900. OOO
great demonstration was held in
Dublin In favor of amnesty to Irish
political prisoners.
1t is considered certain that an ex-
ira session Of the Tennessee Legisla-
ture will be called.
The Southeastern Missouri Press
Association closed its meeting at Fred
ericltown this week.
The Pope's new villa in the Vati.an
Gardens, where he will spend the sum
mer, has been completed.
In is believed that France will de-
mand the Pescadore Islands and that
the Eastern trouble is not over.
The Spanish steamer Gravina, was
sunk off Caponese during n typhoon.
Only two of those aboard were saved.
Suit for s7s,9 has been brought
against the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha by a man who alleges that the
company's engineers failed to whistle
at crossings.
The village of Oakville, N. Y, was
entirely destroyed by fire last week.
Not a house was left standing. No
lives were lost but loss on property
will reach 100000.
In these days of rapid and com fort
able travel, seekers after rest and
health cross continent or an ocean
with scarcely thought of the time
spent or distance in the journey. The
end in view is health and recreation.
Then why go so far and at So great an
expense, when The health giving
springs of Southern Kansas are so near
at hand? As for climate no country
can pose as its seer; the surround
lngs are cougenial and it is q place
where fruit and food grow in ab1nd.
ancc ind man and beast thrive under
normal conditions. Gucda Springs is
a small town seven miles West of Ar
kansas City and ere long it will burs;
into national prominence and pros
perity justly due it from the virtue oi
Its magical Springs In 1887 the
present building-a commodious and
well appointed bath house of brick and
stone and a hotel with broad plaza
and modern convenienccs were erect.
ed. These two structures have made
the place a health resort where many
visitors and invalids can be cared for
and where they can enjoy all the ben
ef1ts with pleasant surroundings al
nominal cost These Springs attract
people from all sections, and hundred:
20 from Winfield, Wellington and Ar
kansas City, all within an easy driv
ing distance. 1t is asserted that ono,
visited and their virtue tested, tn,
health-seeker is sure to return. Rheu
matism, neuralgia. chronic specifi
diseases, skin affection and the lon.
list of disorders of the mucous track
yield completely when the waite
from these far famed Springs is prop
srly applied. Indeed Gueda Spring
ran rightfully be called the Saratog,
Of the West.
, Governor Werts of New Jersey ha
, Issued proclamation declaring vol
charters of about 500 orgnniza tions or
ganized under the laws of the stat
9 because thev have neglected to pa
! taxes for 1892.
. The jnry in the case of the state c
illinois VS.. ex-State Treasurer Hill I
8 recover $500, 600 of state funds lost i
: the failure of the Capital Nations
d bank of Lincoln. disagreed after tw
4 weeks.
e Local insurance circles in San Fral
v cisco grow daily more disturbed wit
v the continuance of the rate war. TT
S Girard Fire Insurance company
e Philadelphia is the latest to concIut
/ that, with slashing premiums. Califo
t MIA business is not profitable. and I
d more policies will be written by it u
e der present conditions. Its residel
e managers have resigned.
# The famous Phillips murder trial
IS which five Burton county, Nebrasls
y citizens were involved has ended Wi
l. 4 verdict of acquittal. Robert PhiIli
was shot in his cabin last winter.
Ie was alleged that vigilantes headed |
N James Blum were guilty. on the tn
re ory that he squatted on Blunn's Ian
to -Four of Blunn's neighbors were tri
Is with him.
- Ex-Governor Ira j. Chase of India
:, died at Lubec, Me-, last week.
lg President Hill of the Great Mort
as ern is said to be negotiating Cor stea
er shiTs to run between Oregon and I
he Orient in connection with the Gre
Id Northern road.
Sc Official reports from the vicinity
Fort Chino. Budson Bay compan
trading post, on Ungava Lay, sh
that owing to the severe winter ty
lg thirds of the entire tribe of Mont,
y, Mas Indians trading at that post ht
,t. perished of starvation in one season
On over 100 in number.
%. Governor Holcomb of Nebraska
-, addressed letter of thanks to
N. public for aiding the drouth suffert
of There is a prospect that the Fl
~ between the Southern and the