Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-18
LATE NEWS NOTES.

The murder of Lena Olson in Duluth
In 1891 is now charged to Harry Hay
ward
Fully 100, 900 pilgrims worshipped at
the shrine of Gaudaloupe, Mexico.
Atlee Hart, a prominent Nebraskan,
goes to the pen for extortion, in con-
nection with Matchmaking weekly
publication.
Fifty delegates were present at the
AFRO American conference at Detroit.
Southern lynchings were denounced
as well as assaults on women.
Alex Collie, the blockade king of
war times and once a many times
millionaire, was buried in New York
at the expense of old friends.
Minnesota Supreme court has de-
cided that member OF the legislature
cannot accept public Office during
the two years term for which he was
elected.
French government has agreed to
pay the Diamond Match Company
500, 900 year for five years for the
privilege of the machines controlled
by the company.
w. Morton Smith, Lincoln editor.
has been sent to Jail for contempt by
Judge Dundy of the Federal court,
which he accused of crookedness in the
Cashier Outcalt trial.
Five Russian men of war are inside
Port Arthur and nine outside. Twen-
ty-tive Manila soldiers who deserted
at Tatam were caught and massacred.
Five hundred Chinese lost their lives
by steamship explosion at sea,
Philadelphia seems to be wicked as
well as slow. Appalling revelations
as to vice, immortality and crime are
being disclosed before the Senate in
vestigating committee. Vicious classes,
it appears, pay for police protection
and immunity,
A sensation is promised in Missis-
slppi when the legislature meets, over
charges of bribery in connection with
state contracts for school books.
The strike of New York stone-ma-
sons ended in victory for the strikers.
They will now receive s. for an eight
| hour day.
Advices which have been received at
Buenos Ayres from Quito say a counter
revolution has broken out In Ecuador
against the successful insurgent, Gen
eral Alfaro
Brevet Brigadier General William
Royal, United States army, retired,
died in Washington, aged rs years.
He served with distinction IN the
Mexican and civil wars.
| E. Gordon Castain, IS years CID was
| founu In the woods near Hamilton
Ala. with his head split open and a
bloody ak lying beside him. His wife,
| 6s years old, is under arrest for the
| crime.
/ The striking housesmiths of New
York have lost their fight.
Two Cinnamon who were wanted as
witnesses in number of cases at
| Portland, Ore, were held in chains.
They have filed a claim against the
| government for indignities heaped
| upon them. Good lawyers say they
can collect.
Presidents of the warning anthracite
coal companies agreed to restrict the
output so per cent.
The iron ore shipments on the
Great lakes last year aggregated To-
233,9 l0 tons, which breaks all previous
| records.
Ex-Congressman Ii. S. Bundy, father
of the wife of Ex-Governor Foraker.
died at his home in Wellston, Ohio.
| r. Il. Curtis, editor of the Anamosa,
Iowa, Daily Call, is on trial, charged
with having three more wives than
the law allows
The case at Hamilton, Mo-, against
Rev. l.. V. Ismond, charged with as
saulting Miss Mamie Bryan, has been
| dismissed by the prosecuting attorney.
Mgr. Satoili has decided the long
| fought contest between Bishop Bona
cum and Fathers Fitzgerald and Muir
Tecumseh, Neb., missions, in favor of
Bonacum.
Attorney General Hancock of New
York has denied the application for
permission to begin proceedings for
the dissolution of the American Wall
| Paper company of New York, on the
| ground that it Is trust
| At a Cincinnati meeting, composed
largely of printers, resolutions were
| passed to organize as conference to
oppose military training in the public
schools and to secure legislation to
| have the State furnish b -obs to pupils
of the schools.
The thirty-seven foreign missionary
societies in the United States occupy
99S principal stations, 4,91l out sta
tions; have sent out !,469 male and
| 2,043 female missionaries, a total of
| 3,512. and are represented by IA, 166
native la borers and 3J7,2 52 communi-
cants. The income of the societies is
SIS, DOG, sos.
DIR. William Hammond, an alleged
nine times bigamist, swindler and cos
mopolitan crook, was arrested at New
! Orleans.
The Weir pillow shops at Monmouth,
| ILL.,, were almost destroyed by fire.
The loss is S15O,OOO Three hundred
men are thrown out of work
Mrs. d. b. Culberson. mother of the
Governor of Texas, is dead
A new postoffice in Texas has been
named Cash and has postmaster
named Money.
| The Colt divorce case and Colonel
Colts suit against J. j. Van Allen have
been dismissed.
! Four men suspected of the Frisco
hold-up at CASTOR, Ind. Ter, on Octo-
Der 6, were arrested in the Indian Ter
ritory.
| President Blackmer of the Railway
Mail Clerks Association has resigned
| from the service in order to advocate
legislation in the interest of the mail
clerks.
Abner and Arthur Allbritton were
convicted in the federal court at To.
peka, Kan, of robbing the Media,
Kan, postoffice. Each was sent to
| prison for three years.
Half a million Armenlans are home
| less in Northern Asia Minor Turlxev