Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-07-08
NEWS BOILED DOWN.
Amelia Rives is we'll again,

Ahcllu hlVeS vs. well uBhln'
Rebellion Is threatened in India.
Arthur S. Hardy, q New Hampshire
man, Is the new minister to Persia.
The Senate has put reciprocity and
retaliation both in the new tariff bill
Wages of Santa Fe-Pacifc shop en-
ployes have been cut all along the
line.
The United States and Mexico are to
exchange weather bureau reports.
Richard Croker will return from
London to lead Tammany in the fall
campaign
President Mckinley is expected to
send a special currency message to
Congress soon.
Gold standard Democrats will make
n vigorous fight in Kentucky, Iowa
and Ohio.
Louisville, KY, city officials have
been indicted for failure to close the
pool rooms.
Joseph d. Batch, Ohio state secre-
tary of the A. p. AZ, is to marry Miss
Tessa Cracknell, a Toledo Roman
Catholic.
Application for the pardon of the
Younger brothers will be presented to
the Minnesota board of pardons on
July l9.
Secretary Wilson's Investigations
show that much bad grass seed is inn
ported and vile weed seeds thus intro
1uced
Mrs Julia Irwin, wealthy widow
Of Louisville, KY, 80 years of age,
gave viii Botto, u years old, S25, 900
to marry her.
Miss Lena Blumenstein, a pretty
teacher in u New York Chinese Sun
day school, has married Tome Tone, a
Chinese laundryman, who was one of
her pupils.
Receipts Of live stock at the Kansas
City stock yards during the month of
June were record breakers all around.
The movement of cattle, hogs and
sheep last month compared With the
corresponding month in 1896 is as fol-
lows; CBttle, 1l6, 100; hogs, 321 900;
sheep, 10000. Receipts for June,
1896; Cattle, 100000; hogs, 267, oOp;
sheep, $4,000.
The American monetary commission
Is understood to have made tentative
arrangement with France for bimet-
rllism.
Bryan has promised to stump Iowa
this fall for the fusion ticket.
A great crowd assembled at the de-
pot in Sacramento to see w. j. Bryan
pass through,
A foreman was burned to death and
two other persons fatally injured by
an accident at the WlnonB mine, at
Leadville, s. D.
Two people were killed and several
wounded at Hcnrick, Iowa, by pre-
mature explosion of fireworks.
Three boilers exploded at ALLIE
gheny, Pa; two men killed and one
fatally injured
Baron Won Bulow is to succeed
Prince Hohenlohe as chancellor of the
German Empire,
At Syracuse, Mo-, steam engine in
Edward Robertson's corn mill ex-
ploded, killing Robertson and fatally
scalding his wife and a mill hand.
William H, Lambader, well-known
pioneer resident of Kansas City, and
at one time worth $3.50, 900, committed
suicide by hanging on account of
financial losses.
California University is to teach la
borers how to live better and more
cheaply.
Robert Hillock and his wife, each
so years old, died from the intense
heat at Aurora, Ill.
Twelve hundred Russian Jews are to
settle in colony on government land
IN California
July was the hottest day in the
history of Cicago, with the thermom-
eter at 81.
Five st. Louis judges and clerks and
two others have been indicted for
election frauds.
Kentucky toll gate raiders burned
another big bridge.
Missouri and Kansas coal miners
will not strike, even if ordered out
1t is said that George w. Martin of
Kansas City, Kan, is booked for fed
eral statistician of Kansas. IL pays
300 month.
Turkey still demands Thcssaly.
General Rivera is critically sick.
Russia's population is 100, 211, 1l3.
Amount of public debt $3.50, G56,O
Montana now has an anti-gambling
law.
There is much disease among the
Spanish troops
Miss Mary Straub, hymn composer,
is dead in Chicago.
Galatz, Roumania, reports many
lives lost by high water,
The government took in $13, 500, 900
more than it paid out in June
Standard '0S wheels will be SIS, as
all 0S 500 wheels are now
Louis elliot, a New Orleans bank
.wrecker, was given eight years in the
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