Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-29

IrAhOr, whom young LoVotb GRABBED .
hGtchet and struck his uncle fatal
blow with IT,
JACK BINGHAM, n farmer near Padu.
cab, Ky, recently went insane and,
within short time after, three Of his
ton children also manifested similar
symptoms. The wife and mother was
reported grlef-strickOn.
AN electric car was thrown from tho
track ut Portland, Ore, on the 9Th,
after which IL plunged int slough
0S feet below. Four persons were
drowned.
JoHN RAYMOND FRENCR, vice chan
cellor Of Syracuse IN. W university,
died In that city. He was "a years old,
and was regarded AZ one Of The best
mathemat iclSnS In America.
CAPT. oTTo ], PAUL, formerly OF tho
Ohio national guard, was said 70 be
organizing company at Dayton, O.,
TO 20 10 Greece. .... I'LL.
TMLIR ANDERSON, the bIcycllst, broke
Che half mile wonan's record, Tying
start at Youngstown, O., on tho 9oth,
riding the distance in 80 S-S seconds.
ShO was paced by tandem and the
course was straight away.
Boz PAYNE, . negro desperate, shot
and killed Mrs. Lulu Tyres At BirminR-
ham, Ala He was wanted on some
charges and he thought some boarders
at Mrs. Tyres house had, informed on
him aud entered the place and tried
20 shoot them, but missed and killed
Mrs Tyres
WlLHELM FIsCHEB, aged rs GRd very
in6rm, was Jailed 81 Nebraska City,
Mob, charged with horse Stealing. HS
confessed tho theft Of n team at Lin.
coin. one at Berlin and two In KsnsNa.
THEoB0RE HAvEMEYER vice pEcsi-
dent Of the American Sugar RoAnlnR
Co., died In Now York ON the sBth,
HSADORR WEBEB shot his four-year.
cid daughteT and then killed himaelR
Nt New York ON tho Goth, Weber was
hard drinker and used his wife badly
and she had been obliged TO turn him
out Of doors. 49 I..s
AgnB a. Whitney, Point near BinRs
hGuntSn, N. Y, recently destroyed prop
er$y 70 the value of $3.50, 900.
FRANK. KLosS was hanged atSt. Quen-
tin, CAL, on The Esd for the murder Of
William Deadly.
TIE corner stone Of the Transmissis-
sippi exposition arch OF the states was
laid on the 2Sd at Omaha, Nob., after
long parade Of military and civic soci.
etieS. Grand Master Phelps, OF tho
Nebraska nhasOns, OBLIGATED. Addresses
were made by Mayor Broatch, Lieut.
Gov. Harris and ex"Secretary Of Agri'
culture Morton.
TIE Connecticut house on the cath
passed bill prohibiting all Sunday
l6OOr or sport. s..r
A DIsPATCH on the .S1th said that tho
most serious feature Of the Greco Turk.
ish, emergency was the revolutionary
feeling displayed at Athens. A, feel.
Ing Of anger egainst the pslHes party
In che conduct Of the campaign waSIiR.
croasing and arrangements, II was 70.
ported, were being made 20 enable tho
royal family to leave the country
hastily in case Of necessity.
The managers Of Peter Mahsr and
Tom Sharkey on the Goth met repre-
sentatives of sporting club and &C.
cepted o proposition for a fight bc-
tween the principals for q $40, 900 purse
20 take place In the vicinity of New
York between May rs and June 10 nezk .
Coz. ROBERT MoRETNoLps. Of Guth-
rio, Ok, has been commissioned re.
oruiting officer for OklahomA for tho
American Volunteer legion, an Organl.
EAtion recently formed for the invasion
OF Cuba in behalf Of the insurgents
WHILE Milton Bradbury, living neaY
CARRIER, Ok, was fighting q prRirle Are
on his farm his Ave-year-Old son wSa
caught In 1t and was burned TO death.
The annual dinner Of tho Reform
club took place. at Now York ON. tho
9Ath. Ex-President Cleveland respond
cd ~ the toast Of Present Probloms,D
ex.SeCretary Carlisle to that Of Sound
Currency" and ex-Postmastor-G General
Wilson to that OF "TarifF Reform"
Several other speeches were made by
acted gold democrats
h TIE sewer Pipe manufacturergxecent-
" completed national association %
Cleveland, o., with \ capital OF 81, 500.
900, ~ factories being included
JoHN NOBLE was crushed 10 death by
che accidental falling of q safe In East
g. louis, Ill, and Patrick Butler re-.
eOiyed fatal injuries. -, ,-~ 4.
THE man who was hypnotizedy and
buried in the ground for three days ~
Simeee, Ont, was diSinterrad whom tho
Elmo had elapsed and great crowds FOL.
lowed the box to the opera house. 10
required 1--WE men to control the sub.
feet In his struggles while no was be-
Ing brought back to consciousness and
the box wRS smashed to pIecea ..,,
The Greek warShips bombRrdOd San.
10 QusrGntB on the Saith and destroyed
greatQuantitles Of Turkish stores ana
munitions of war. The Creek army
under Prince Constantine was defeated
Gt Matt and forced to abandon Tyrn&o
Vos and Larissa and remove tho head.
quarters to Pharalos,
The Paris Journals correspondent
at Odessa, Russia, telegraphed on the
I'D that all the necessary measures
had been, taken At SebastOpol for the
eventful intervention Of Russia In the
war between Turkey and Greece,
THE town Of omor, "a miles north Of
n n. \