Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-02-26
LATE NEWS NOTES.
America has sent $40, 900 to Armenia


America has sent so, 900 to Armenia
w. Godfrey Hunter, candidate for
Senator from Kentucky, is sound
money man.
General Weyler's military editors"
are reporting lots of Cuban insurgents
killed in battle.
Several more bombs have been ex-
ploded in the gardens of the palace at
Madrid No harm done.
Through lapse of outside bidders
about $5,0O0,00 more of the new
bonds go to the Morgan syndicate.
Arizona and New Mexico statehood
bills are to be reconsidered by the
lower house of Congress.
Cuban planters have been ordered
to resume cane grinding at employ
guards at their own expense.
Debs will likely be the guberna-
torial candidate for the Indiana Popu-
lists on free coinage anti-corporation
platform.
Congress favors killing all seals in
Behring sea unless an effective agree
ment for their protection can be
reuched.
Mississippi legislators with only one
I
age, 16 to /. thus effectually squelch-
ing the Whitney boom.
Tailors' strike in Germany ended in
l2]< per cent increase in wages being
obtained.
w. W. Astor is to marry Lady
Churchill, formerly Miss Jennie
Jerome of New York.
Count Won Cardoff, the German BIZ
ch n MI hn ia
making slow progress.
Perry, Okla, is gold crazy, pay dirt
having been found while digging a
| well on William Hodges farm.
The Nebraska labor party will put
a ticket in the field at Omaha May S.
Michael Travis, a wealthy farmer
near McCook, Neb., was found dead
decapitated and otherwise disfgured.
The wife of Vice President Steven
son was elected president general of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Fleming Marshalls 9-year-old SON,
near Linton, Greene county, Ind,
committed suicide by taking arsenic
because his father whippid him.
Congressman Henry Clay Miner Of
New York, and Annie O'Neill. the
actress, will be married in April and
spend the summer in Europe.
Kentucky legislators think Carlisle's
cefusal to invite sound money men to
vote for Black burn is a bid for the
senatorship for himself.
Illinois Democrats have split on the
money question and will have contest
ing delegations in the national con-
vention.
The Monitor, Monadnock, which has
been twenty-one years in being built,
has been commissioned at San Fran
cisco, and the new harbor defense
ram, Katahdin, at New York.
James Fitzgerald paid the penalty
of his crime7of killing his sweetheart,
Annie Naessens, at st. Louis. Fitz-
gerald was hanged twice; the first
time the rope broke.
The entire plant of the John Moran
Packing company, st. Joseph, worth
$50, 600, was sold by the receiver on
Wednesday to satisfy deed of trust,
and brought only $500.
In spree at Livingston, Mont, Dan
iel OConnell, whose parents live at
Maryville, was killed by being struck
with an ak in the hands of John
Burns, a fellow-laborer.
Harrison refuses to be delegate to
st. Louis.
Transvaal political prisoners are all
out on bail
The regular army has been recruited
TO the limit allowed by law.
Burglars blew open saloon safe at
St Elmo, Ill. They got $40.
At Harlan Courthouse, Ky, Milford
and Felix Tee killed each other.
The pope has approved a decree of
divorce granted to John Keefe of Hal
flax
Committeeman Sam Cook of Mexico
advises Missouri Democrats to be con-
servative.
he bonds on which original bidders
defaulted were awarded to the Nor
gan syndicate
Edison has succeeded in producing
photographs instantaneously with the
Roentgen rays.
The House judiciary committee has
decided on bill for the abolition of
the federal fee system