Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23


nation OF the Great Passing Show
as Cleaned from the Wire Reports,
Miss Stevenson, daughter of the
Vice-President, died at Asherville, N.
C., on Friday.
A special tax is proposed in Russia
IN all merchandise entering the port
Of st. Petersburg.
The fourteenth annual convention
ot Railway Baggage agents was held
n st. Louis, Jan. II.
L. T. Vorce was dismissed from the
Moran-Healey jury and was at once
indicted for perjury at Chicago.
Mrs. Clarissa C Wheeler, who came
20 Chicago from New Hampshire r.
1886, died at Waukegan, aged so.
NJ. Felix Fause has been elected
president of the French Republic in
place of NJ. Perier, recently resigned.
A Parkhurst move has been started
n st. Louis, and the corrupt evils of
that city will be run through small
Ieive
Three car loads of frosted oranges
were sold on the streets of Kansas
City last week at twenty-five cents
per box.
II. n. Milligan and other citizens of
Lake Charles, La, are preparing to
send car of provisions to Nebraska
sufferers.
The work house at Kansas City has
been so crowded that cold offenders"
were pardoned in order to make room
For new fish.
A caucus participated in by 10 of 81
Republicans has nominated Congress
nan William Sweet for United States
Senator for Idaho
Charles Beckwith, of Elkhart, Ind.
tried to persuade his wife not to go to
church, and, failing, fatally shot her
and killed himself.
William Taylor representing q large
Chicago wholesale house, was killed
at Jaurez, Mexico, on Thursday.
Drink was the cause.
Miss Adelaide Niedringhaus, a mil
ilonaire's daughter of st. Louis, elop-
ed and married Frank P. Seltzer,
travelling man, on Wednesday,.
The w. G. I. U. of Little Rock, Ark,
has adopted resolutions severely criti-
clslng Governor Fisibacl for MS ia
nous opinion on the social evil.
The fifth game of the Chess match
between Mezisses and Janowski Satur-
lay was drawn. The score now stands
janowslSi 3, Mezises /, drawn 1.
Farmers in Adams cocnty, Illinois.
have formed a boycott on the mer-
chants of Decatur. Seven hundred
farmers have signed the pledge.
Judge Shiras decided the Union
trust Company must redeem it's col
lateral to acquire standing in the
Sioux City and Northern litigation.
Miss Ruth Burnett of Boston, an IN
innate friend of Mrs. Grover Cleveland
has become novice. The Presidents
wife was invited to the ceremonies
but did not attend.
One of the heaviest SHOWS ever known
fellin the Rocky mountains on last
Friday. A slide at Telluride caught a
Rlo drande train, breaking the win
dows and overturning the cars.
The senatorial situation IN Idaho
remains unchanged. Sweet seems to
have nineteen men solid, one majority
of the Republican members. The
Shoup men, however, manifest GREAT
confidence.
At the City of Mexico, the impress
sario of bull fights were fined $500 be-
cause of the poor quality of bulls
brought out to fight. The spectators
went wild with Indignation toward
the keeper and full-fedged riot en-
sued.
1t is denied in the City of Mexico
that Guatemala has objected to the
| amount of the Mexican claims.
Tommy Ryan and his trainer Joe
Chonyski, left for New York Saturday
where Tommy will finish his training
for his battle with Dempsy on Janu-
ary IS. Ryan is in splendid form and
weighs lat pounds.
Late Monday afternoon, Louis Kiln.
pen, carpenter at Duluth, rushed in
to the police station with two pack
ages of dynamite which he had pick
ed up on the street only a few feet
from the city hall. There is plenty OF
excitement over the matter and al.
though it is likely that it was an acci.
dent, many think that it was an at.
tempt to blow up the city hall.
The steam dredge Mount Waldo,
which left Tampico, Mex, Monday fo,
Velasco, Texas, went down 100 miles
north OF Tampico Tuesday night dur.
ing gale. All on board took to the
boats and those who survived were
blown to Hobo island, $50 miles south
The bodies of Engineer McGee and
COOK Childress were found on the
beach. Captain Brock, his wife and
two children and three of the crew
are missing. They undoubtedly per
ished.
AT Lynn, Mass, Saturday, Mrs. Bet
ty Page. so years of age, died afte,
having tasted for r-seven days. He,
malady was stomach cancer.
Captain Frazier Worley, aged 70
one of the first graduates of Annano
lis, by appointment of John C. Cal
houD, died Saturday at New Orleans
Hamilton Armstrong, chief of police
Kate Dwyer, matron of the city iai
and Mulens, president of the fire and
police board. Denver, Colo, have beer
arrested charged with embezzlement
and opening letters addressed to Sadie
Lickens, ex-police matron.
Thomas Newell of Alaska, appeared
before the house committee ON ter
ritory Saturday to urge the TERRITORY
may be accorded delegate in con
gress.
Thomas Walch, a trusted collecto,
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