Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-12-26
LATE NEWS NOTES


Charles Collins dead
The Rev. Alfred Moore, former
Episcopal minister at Akron. ONO,
who committed forgery to secure q
wedding srit, has been formally de-
posed from the ministry
The Nebraska irrigation convention
closed its session at Sidney, Neb-, py
dent and j. L. Mcintosh secretary ana
adopting strong resolutions
Governor Stone of Missouri has par
doned Thomas Mooney, William Chad'
wick and Richard and John Cathn'
convicted in st. Louis in 1898 OF rob
bling John Dougherty of SAT. The
governor holds that they were victims
of perjury.
Allen G. Thurman left 500, 900 es-
tate to three children.
Erastus Wyman is a free man again.
the Court of Appeals having ordered
his release.
The late Samuel J. Tilden's personal
property was auctioned off and Melted
about SO. 1000
Clevelard's message was enthusiast
tically received at Buenos Ayers. Only
little Chilli has registered a kick so
far. Chilli sides with old England
Rejoicing continues at Caracas over
the enunciation OF the Monroe doc :
tr;ne by Uncle Sam Now that little
Venezuela has the assurance that a
big brother is at its back it is ready to
/ uphold its claims by force
Missouri State university football
! team viii play with the Yale eleven
at New York in November 1896.
/ Textile Manufacturers association
of the Southwest has issued a call for
a conference to be held at Chicago
! January II.
Assistant Cashier Samuel f. Sewan
and Frank Harvey were convicted OF
robbing the First National bank OF
McGreg@r, SSTex., of $4,000.
Representative George D. Meklejohn
/ OF Nebraska is a candidate for Cover
nor before the Republican State con-
vention-
Tirzo and Juan Gonzales were
killed near Yuma, a. T., in saloon
brawl at the Gold Rock mining camp
/ by johnson Randolph, miner.
Rafael Villegas, while prospecting
near Rincon, Mex, discovered a cave
with sacks of gold in it that had been
hidden by robbers long ago.
Six masked robbers were pat to
fight by Lake Erie & Western train
men headed by Conductor Doctorman,
between Montpelier and keystone,
Ind.
Harry Hayward confessed the muir
der of five people-Carrie Hass of Pas
adena, Cal, a Long Branch consump-
tive, Chinaman, Mexican and Miss
Cling
Mrs Charles Grossman, wife of 3
prominent hardware merchant at Ann
Arbor, Mich, committed suicide by
jumping into a cistern with her g.
year-o1d child.
Although no formal agreement has
been reached in regard to restriction
of production of anthracite all of the
large producers and carrying COM
panies are independently restricting
their output
A Pan-American union on a political
basis is now being considered.
Salisbury's next step will be the
Zuelan controversy
English papers are surprised at the
unanimous support ofPresident Cleve-
land by Congress, and concede that
the situation is very serious.
The International Bell Telephone
Company has declared a dividend OF
, six per cent, payable ia nuary 3.
The locked out New York tailors be-
{ 1ieve they have won their fight. Thir-
| ty contractors have signed application
: blanks for the return of their men,
, Indians from the San Carlos reserva-
ton, Arizona, have committed another
murder, this time of a ranch foreman,
who was shot while on a round of In
pectiOn.
, Fire at Denver, Colo, destroyed the
Richie block, corner of Sixteenth and
, | Curtis streets, causing a loss of $780,
l 600, which was nearly covered by in
surance.
The second floor of the Palace Cloth.
+ ing Company's big store at Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, collapsed under the weight
: of tons of wall paper. Gale Walters
q a clerk, was killed
{ Herr Ahlwardt has been told by
f Chicago Jews that he is not wanted in
c that city
C The incorporators of the Pacif.
> Cable Company elected officers and
: directors
Daniel Quinn, a politician, shot and
killed Nancy Thurman near London
Ky, in self-defense, he says.
L Anna Belle Steinberger was assas
sinated in Barren County. Kentucky
= by her cousin Booker Stein berger,
It is alleged.
d Miss Margaret Young, queen of tn,
l. Manua group of islands. is dead
2 An uprising in Crete is feared TIL
) governor has asked for more troops.
Associate Justice r f. Biekerton o
I the Hawaii supreme court is dead
l. Il