Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-04-29
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LATE NEWS NOTES.

American National bank, Denver, has
closed doors.
Cubans want independence ow, mot
Canadian home rule.
Mckinley got the delegates from the
First Michigan, the district including
Detroit
The schooner Competitor has sailed
from Florida wit h men and arms for
Cuba.
Weyler offers to release Bishop Diaz
and brother, Alfred, if they will leave
Cuba.
Nicola Telsa now claims to be able
by new discoveries to see the human
heart without an operation.
A Boston man has given 500, 600 to
establish department of compare
hye pathology at Harvard.
f. L. Jaeger of Shenandoah, Iowa,
went crazy, killed his sister, Mary C.
Johnson, and attempted suicide.
Bob Chambers, a negro robber and
barn burner, was taken from officers,
tied TO tree and shot near Cranberry,
n. C.
Baron Won Hammerstein, a German
editor, was sent up for three wears,
dlsfranchised and heavily fined for
fraud
Bay conference of Congregational
ministers voted 40 TO 81 to suspend
Rev. c. o. Brown of San Francisco for
ungentlemanly conduct.
The Greater New York bill has
passed both branches of the State Leg
1slature over the vetoes of the mayors
of New York and Brooklyn.
Judge Johnson has accepted Mrs.
Warner, n milliner, as juror in the
District court at Denver, being the
first woman to serve in Colorado.
plan is on foot to connect the va
rious State delegations of the Repub-
lican convention to be held at st.
Louis, June IL, with the speakers
desk by telephone.
James Culberson, eX-city employee,
Chicago, killed his wife and then
fatally shot himself because his wife
made so much trouble She was
formerly Lillian Mccormick of juno
ton City, Kan.
One of President Clevela nd IS horses
slipped and fell and the other became
so frightened it reared and plunged
and fell over the carriage pole on top
of his mate. The incident gave rise to
sensational rumors.
Rev. DIR. John J. Glennon has been
made coadjutor to Bishop Hogan of
Kansas City.
The trial of Scott jackson for the
murder of Pearl Bryan was begun at
Newport, KY.
President Cleveland returned two
pension bills to the Senate with spe-
cial veto messages.
Consul General 7. o. Williams has
notified the department of State that
the cases of Dygert and Diaz are be-
| ing pushed and their release is ex-
| pected soon.
Leon Say, French political econo-
mist and tinancier, is dead.
Presbyterians and Congregational
lists are fusing in Oklahoma.
Peace negotiations between Italy
and Abyssinia have been broken off,
Montana and Idaho lead production
will be curtailed to boost the price
British Egyptian troops won a VIC
tory at Omdurman, killing 500 of the
khalifa's men.
Omaha school board favors the use
of book of Bible selections in the
public schools.
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church is expected to vote against wo-
men delegates.
Father Hippollte, of Lehigh, Ind.
Ter, was robbed of his pocketbook
and watch by highwaymen.
Armenian prisoners are tortured by
Turks, and wholesale massacres are
imminent again.
Olney and Bayard are at outs, the
latter claiming the Monroe doctrine
not applicable to the Venezuela dis
pute.
New York State Bar Association
has sent to President Cleveland a
memorial recommending an inter-
national court of arbitration.
). C. Hyde, Democrat, and A. HI.
Goss, Populist-Republican candidate
for coroner at Langipalioa, La, were
killed in an election row.
DIR. Frank Starkweather is in Jail at
Bridgeport, Conn, for abandoning his
wife, although he has an Oklahoma