Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-07-01
LATE NEWS NOTES.

The pope hopes for Christian u nion.
European agriculturalists are for
silver.
Spain is getting together 100. 900
more men for Cuba
The 5000 Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company's miners have been
laid off.
New York Central railroad officials
are experimenting with hot water
motors.
Free silver people are patenting q
floral 16 to 1 emblem for sympathiz-
ers to wear.
Michigan University graduated 7I5
students this year, breaking all col
lege records.
Federal grand jury at Paris, Texas,
has indicted the marshals who killed
Bill Dalton.
The Bank of Salt Lake, private
bank, with James III. Bacon principal
owner, has assigned to T. w. Rose.
After trial lasting two months Mrs.
Alice Fleming of New York was ac-
quilted of numbering her mother. Mrs
Bliss, to inherit SSO,0OO.
David Belasco got judgment for Slo.-
600 against n. K. Fairbanks, the Chi
cago millionaire, for training Mrs.
Leslie Carter for the stage
North American Turnerbund will
permit women to take part in the st.
Louis carnival next year, but will not
give them seats in the convention.
Ex-Congressman A. T. Walling
dropped dead at Circleville, O., and
ex-Congressman Hudd died suddenly
at Green Bay, Wis, of paralysis of
the heart.
Mrs Haney, keeper of a section
crew boarding car at Rock Springs,
Id, and her 6-months-old babe were
killed by a discharged section hand
who then committed suicide.
Joseph c. X. Forrest, one of the
founders of the Chicago Tribune is
dead, also Mrs. Elizabeth BURY of
Chicago, wife of Daniel BURY. who
was hanged for his share in the
Phoenix park murders in Dublin.
Rev. c. E. Lee of the Second Bap-
tist church at Grand Rapids, Mich.
inventor of the individual communion
cup, has been deposed from the min
istry for improper liberties toward
female members of his flock.
Corbett and Sharkey have arranged
for a finish fight for $4,000 a side
| within six months, before the club
offering the largest purse. Sharkey
is the hero of the hour in the sporting
world. Corbett's star is on the to-
boggan slide.
Kansas City took day off and dedi-
Gated Swope park in n becoming man.
ner with big parade and speeches by
city officials and prominent citizens.
The railroads carried 10000 people to
the park free of charge.
President Diaz of Mexico is enjoying
a boom for reelection.
Another general pillage and massa
ere by Turks is imminent in Crete.
Frank Charlson and brother have
sailed for Liverpool from New York
in an ordinary sailing boat.
Adolph William Baughuerean
French painter, has married pupil
of his, Elizabeth Gardner, an Ameri
can.
Transvaal raiders jameson, Will.
loughby, Gray, the two Whites anc
Coventry, have been indicted by the
London grand jury.
Free mail delivery at Neosho, Mo.
and Caldwell, Kan. will be discon
tinued July ]. by reason of no appro-
priation being made.
| published statements that he has sent
an alarming report concerning Cuba
to Washington.
A terrible hail storm is reported il
Western Nebraska between Paxtor
and Brule. At Megeath siding hal
reached depth of two feet.
Official reports to Washington from
Secretary Herod of the American lie
cation at L <Io place the number o
Japanese victims of the recent tida
wave at over 80, 900.
The employees of the big ship yard
of the Union Dry Dock company a
Buffalo, N. Y, have gone out on
strike.
The Illinois supreme court has de
sided that the expulsion of member
Of secret societies is n proper matte
for judicial investigation.
The Oxley Stave factory at Camden
Ark, was destroyed by fire.