Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-02-19
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Annie Brewer of Salem, Mass, who
killed her lover, was sentenced to
serve seven years in prison.
statue of John Bright in the CEN
trial hall of parliament was unveiled.
1t is reported that the street car
companies of Cleveland, Ohio, are to
consolidate and put in ito effect Accent
fare, with universal transfers.
The city Of New Orleans has bought
for $3.50, 900 from the company which
held it six year lease on the wharves
and will make their use free.
Canadian excise officials have seized
an Illicit still that has been operated
by monks at the Trappist monastery,
OF Okla, Montreal The still had
capacity of twenty-five gallons of
whisky per day.
The book committee of the Eastern
and Western branches of the Metho-
dist Book Concern met at Cincinnati.
The Western section reported favora-
ably on proposition to build new
book concern edifice in Chicago at
cost of $l2o, 600 to $50,
4 w. Shelton, a prominent Missouri:
farmer, was arrested, charged with
buying stock on false pretenses.
A council of Baptist ministers is
trying DR.. Fortune of Paris. Tex, for
heresy. DR.. Fortune ignores the trial.
In 100 resorts to the knife in appen-
dicitis at New York but two operations
resulted fatally.
Mr.. Gladstone refused to do literary
work for n New York magazine, al
though offered 81 per word for it.
a vote of confidence asked by the
French cabinet was refused by the
senate.
William Riggin of Danville, Ill, cut
the Threats of two men. He pleads
drunkenness as an excuse.
President Cleveland has pardoned
Robert L. Lane, sentenced in Missouri
to two years imprisonment and fine
for counterfeiting.
Experiments with aseptolin. DIR.
Cyrus Edson's new consumption rem
edy, are being made on convicts in the
Auburn, n. y, prison.
All the pool room proprietors and
employees in Covington, KY, have been
indicted by the grand jury and the
pool rooms closed
Congressman w. H. Grain of Texas
is dead.
Indictments against Erastus Wyman
have all been dismissed.
General Weyler, the new captain
general of Cuba, has arrived at
Havana.
William II. English left the bulk of
a $4,000, 900 estate to his two children.
An aereolite exploded above Madrid,
causing a panic and doing much
damage.
Thomas Sexton has declined the
workmanship of the Irish National
Federation
Richard Croker will be at the head
OF Tammany again during the presi-
Dental campaign.
I Queen Victoria's speech to parlia-
ment was longer than usual, but an
nounced no changes in policy.
Owing to the Cuban instruction this
country is now importing sugar from
Egypt, Hamburg and Honolulu.
William Riggin cut the threats of
William Way and William Lutz in a
| drunken brawl at Danville, Ill. Lutz
will die.
In a prize fight at PHILADELPHIA be-
! tween Frederick Schlechter and ex-
! Policeman Henry Pluckfelder, the
former was knocked down and his
skull fractured when he hit the floor.
He is dead.
American Episcopalian bishops have
appealed to the powers in behalf of
Armenia. They urge Christian cru
SADIE.
Professor Max Glau of a New York
Deaf and Mute Institute, was found
murdered in his studio
Joe Leads. Seldom, Ala, negro.
was taken from officers and hung bv
IA mob for attempting to assault Mrs.
A. ID. Prince.
Repu blican congressional convention
in the Seventh Texas district, held at
Temple, selected two Reed delegates
for st. Louis.
President Cleveland has been in
vited to preside at a home mission
mass meeting soon to be held under
the auspices of New York Presbytery.
Judge Gresham's widow has received
some handsome Japanese tapestries
and vases from the Mikado of Japan
as token of friendship and esteem:
Republican senators have decided
not to attempt further reorganization
at present because of the PopuIists
putting ticket of their own in the
field
{. p. Griffin has been appointed re-
ceiver for the Northwestern Fire asso-
citation at Toledo. Ohio. The company
is carrying $1,000, 600 risks with $50. 67
cash on hand.
Birdie Sutherland, the ballet dancer
who sued Hon. Dudley Churchill Ma
Joribanlls for $780, 200 for breach OF
promise, has dismissed her suit on
being paid $4,000.
Senator Smith of New Jersey de-
clares that Congress is menace to the
revival of business and that it should
pass the necessary appropriation bills
and then adjourn.
Minister Willis refused to partici-
pate in the celebration and festivities
in honor of the overthrow of the Ha-
waiian monarchy, and will likely be
given his passports for his discourtesy.
Lady Wilde spent all her means IN
expenses incident to Oscar Wilde's
trial and her death revealed the fact
that she has been living in extreme
poverty, often wanting the necessaries
of life
Attorney general of Kansas is suing
Seward county for $1,000 bonds.
Professor Wright of Yale located
shot in rabbit by means of cathode
rays.
New York legislature passed a bill
to investigate the coal trust.
Campos says Cuban recognition
would be an assault upon interna-
tional morality.
! Expenses for the Eansoc oan;toa