Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-07-23
LATE NEWS NOTES.

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Peoples savings bank, Lansing,
Mich, failed
Steamer Three Friends has landed
five expeditions in Cuba
Ii Hung Chang has ordered a lot of
Belgian guns for Chinese use.
There are rumors of a Russian loan
OF $500, 900, 600 by the Eothschilds.
EX-Premier Sagasta of Spain favors
an alliance of the Old World against
America.
Roman Catholic church of the Wis
itation, Brooklyn, burned. Loss, $3.50 E.
900; insurance. 100000.
Charles Broadway Rouss of New
York, will give $!,O0O,0OO to the per-
son who will restore his sight.
Three white men, supposedly horse
thieves, were lynched near Reagan
postoiiice in the Chickasaw nation.
At Williamsburg, Iowa.. William
Gray, horse buyer from East Buffalo,
N. T., was sandbagged and robbed of
S., 500
Andree, the Swedish aeronaut, is
about ready to sail away in his bal
loon from Danes island to the North
pole.
American flint glass workers con.
vention rejected all propositions for
the establishment Of cooperative
plants.
Charges against United States Mar
shall Maggie in regard to the escape of
Bill Doolin and Others are to be inves-
tigated.
National board of managers Of the
Soldiers home at Leavenworth has
decided that employees of the home
cannot receive presents from inmates.
j, w. Rowland went to Memphis,
Tenn, on his wedding trip from
Haynes, Ark, and then killed himself
with poison. He was fallen Kelley
graduate.
A Lehigh Valley passenger train
was derailed by d COW between Halle
ton and Whitehaven, Pa. Engineer
William Doude was killed and a score
of people injured,
! Southern department of the Kansas
court of appeals has declared the
arrest and bail act, which provides
for the arrest and incarceration of a
debtor, unconstitutional as it deprives
person of liberty without due pro-
cess of law.
Constable William Jones was shot
dead from ambush while taking
prisoner to Jail at Van Buren,, Ark.
One man was drowned and another
fatally injured at the encampment of
the Illinois National Guard at Camp
Lincoln.
A Morgan Steamship Company's
warehouse at Galveston burned. Loss,
$l5O,OOO,
Joseph E. Quinn, private in the
regular army, was murdered at Fort
Mason, San Francisco, by comrade,
James Kelly.
Charles Starke, of Springfield, Ohio,
killed his barkeeper, Louis Letter
man. fatally wounded his wife and
then committed suicide. Jealousy.
! At Florence, Ala, Fannie Brown
ing fatally shot James Partlow as he
entered her yard. She claims she mis-
took him for somebody else.
Three men drove through the streets
of Chicago in buggy shooting pro-
miscuouslv, and wounding three men,
one, Sergeant William Sauer, fatally.
A station is to be built at Fort
Logan, Colo, for storing the army
balloons, with which the government
is experimenting.
1t is proposed to name the new mill
itary post at Little Rock Fort Elkins,
after Senator Steve Elkihs, in honor
of his services as secretary of war;
jim Porter and Morich Dudley, me-
groes living on Captain Y. w. Fuller's
place near Minden, La, confessed to
having murdered him. They were
lynched
Pastors at Salem, ILL.,, Bryan's old
home, all referred TO the honor that
had been conferred on their one time
fellow-citizen.
After IL year and half of man hunt
ing the Burlington and Pinkerton de-
tectives have succeeded in capturing
Ely, the train robber.
William Gray, New York horse
buyer, was slugged and robbed of
$500 at Williamsburg, Iowa
The Belgian elections resulted in
large gains for the Catholic party,
they securing six additional seats in
the popular assembly over the Liberal
party.
Ex.State Senator George Iden of
Newark, and John Quincy Abbott of
McConnellsville, Ohio, have been SEN
fenced to two years each in the peni-
tertiary. Iden solicited the clerk of
the House to change record to show
that bill had been passed and ABB
bolt solicited money for influence to
pass pharmacy bill.