Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-01-08
NUMBER 81.
LATE NEWS NOTES.

herman ROhllng, a cincinnati hack
man, was beaten into insensibility and
robbed of 81, 600 In gold. The scamps
overlooked $4,000, the balance of his
fifty years saving.
Sheriff B. E. Devall of Ellville. Miss,
was compelled to open his safe and
give three masked men $4,000 county
money.
Armenians arc mnch incensed at
United States Minister Terrell because
of his dispatches to America.
A $4,000. 600 company has been OF
ganized to develop gold mines in
Buckingham county, Virginia.
Secretary Olney will demand $780,
600 of Turkey for damages to Ameri-
cans at Kharput and Marash.
Ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio is
said to have made rich strike in CAL
ifornia gold mines
Progress developed throughout the
South during 1895 was unpreced ented
in business history.
During 1895. 1000, 900 less bags of
brazilian coffee were imported than
in 1884 "a
Soldiers and police had a battle at
bridgeport, Conn.,, at a New Years
dance over the seizure of beer.
Mayor Pingree of Detroit Is fighting
for eight street car tickets for quar-
ter and universal transfers.
Venezuela is buying war supplies.
Alfred Ely Beach, editor Scientific
American, is dead.
Kentucky Republicans are booming
Bradley for president.
prematurely published interview
is said to have prevented President
Cleveland from placing Professor
James Bryce on the Venezuelan COM
mission.
Germany in behalf of the Beers who
were wounded at Krugersdorf, and
1sO.OoO marks have already been sub
scribed.
The building industry in New FORK
is again involved in a series of strikes.
about 1000 men walking out in obedi-
ence to the order of walking dele
gates. Most of the strikers are mosaic
and tile workers.
AT Milledgeville, KY, boy named
Walters. while playing, secured n re-
volver and shot his two little cousins,
two girls, aged 4 and years. A
third was also slightly injured. The
boy then sent ball through his own
head. All are fatally injured.
Three Indians escaped from the
United States prison at Fort Leaven-
worth.
Captain c. II. Green of the Seven
teenth cavalry has been retired at his
own request.
Friends of Carter III. Harrison jr =,
have decided to urge the late Mayor's
son to run for Congress.
Sidney Clarke, eX-Oklahoma Dele
gate, is heading several Statehood
movements in Washington.
Arguments in the Captain Ewing
court martial were completed and the
case is in the courts hands.
The New York Chamber of Conn
merce adopted a peace resolution and
sent it to President Cleveland.
Constable Shelton killed Druggist
Patrick at Helena, Ark. It is said
that he shot while shaking hands with
his victim.
Senator Chandler SAYS that he will
make a great effort to secure favora.
BILE Congressional action upon his bill
for the enlargement and reconstruc-
ton of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
1t is said that the appointment of
Ihc NcueLucIdn commission was not
made known to special Washington
correspondents because they had
brought resentment upon themselves
by anticipation of the Presidents ac-
ton on other matters.
The Crctans have informed the for
eign consuls that they will not surren-
der to the Turks.
The Leadville ice palace was opened
10 the public. The carnival will CON-
| tinue three months.
Emperor William announced that he
will give his moral support to the
Beers of the TransvaaL
The report of the NJ, X. & T.. hos
pital at Sedalia shows that 5,O54 pa
tients were treated during 1895.
A strip of land in Franklin county,
Missouri, sank SO deep that trees which
stood upon it disappeared entirely.
ii. ii. HInde, member of the Mis-
souri, Legislature, and Miss Leila Cra-
| ven were married at Jefferson C;ty