Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-06-10
NUMBER 4.

Two men started from New York to
cow across the Atlantic in an eighteen
foot boat.
Alexander II. McGuffy, author of a
series of readers and spoilers, so we'll
known to school children, is dead.
David Belasco is suing n. K. Fair
bank for $50, 900 Cor making Mrs Les
lie Carter an actress at Fairbanks
expense and order.
The fortune left to Arthur Dues
trow. the st. Louis murderer, by his
father, has been expended and moth
ing is left The jailer gives the pris-
oner cigarettes.
Ex-Governor Pennoyer was elected
mayor of Portland, Ore, and an
nounces he will work for half pay,
81, Populists elect Vanderburg to
Congress from the First and the
Republicans elect Ellis in the Second
district.
cided that both factions of the Demo
cratic party should be treated alike
by the secretary OF State.
Lady Henry Somerset was reelected
president of the British wcmen's
Temperance Association.
Chicago is still back $4,000 on its
National convention guarantee fund.
Minneapolis, Mimi, is loading up
car of flour to send to needy St
Louisians.
Massia, renegade Apache chief, was
slain by Indian scouts in Southern
Utah.
Edison has invented a new lighting
apparatus which he calls the fiuor-
escent lamp.
June I'd was the tenth anniversary
of the marriage of the Clevelands in
the White house.
Louise Waters of Little Rock was
killed by lightning while running her
sewing machine.
Maine Repu nominated Lew
ellyn Powers for governor and re-
solved against free coinage.
School superintendent Klock of
Leavenworth has resigned and accept
ed an offer at Helena, Mont.
John Hays Hammond, the Pretoria
prisoner, has been permitted to visit
his sick wife at johannesburg.
Seven persons were poisoned. four
fatally, by drinking wine in Eva
Little's South Clark street house,
Chicago.
Indiana gold Democrats have organ
lied with Mayor Taggart of Indian
apolis president and Pierre Gray
secretary.
Topeka preachers protest against
the almost nude figures which appear
on advertising bills posted in public
places.
Governor Bradley of Kentucky has
Withdrawn from the presidential race,
and thinks all favorite sons should do
/ likewise.
Chairman Harrity believes there
will be no Democratic split on the
money question, but that majority
rule will govern
Professor L. L. Dyche of the Kansas
university has left for Seattle, WASH,
wherc he will join an expedition
being fitted out to go to Alaska.
United States Senator D. w. Voor-
hees of Indiana will deliver an adj
dress at Topeka June ;6 under the
auspices of the Democratic Flambeau
Club.
The bodies of James g. Blaine. his
son Walker, and possibly his dauRh-
ter, Mrs Coppinger, are to be removed
10 Augusta, Me-, for final interment.
The Democrats of Kentucky de-
clared for Senator Blackburn for
president and free silver at I6 to :.
Delegates to Chicago were so in
structed The names of Cleveland
and Carlisle were drowned in misses.
Lansing, Colo, near Denver. rel ports
the first tornado known in Colorado.
Many buildings were wrecked and
people injured and two horses killed.
Chickens were picked clean of feath-
ers and blinded
The exports to the United States
from Bradford, England, during the
month of May amounted to S731, 545, a
decrease of 81, 80, 23O when com pared
with the same month of last year
American branch of the Woman's
International Peace League has se-
iected Mrs. Mary f. Ormsby of WASH
ington, president of the American
branch, and Mrs. Lacey Green Leach,
relative OF Vice President Steven
son, as delegates to the international
congress for woman's work at Berlin.
Germany, from September 10 to 81 of
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