The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-10-28
NEWS ITEMS

few days
west Kansas Tuesday. At some points
snow covers the ground from two to
four inches
The British steamer Moanona, which
sailed from Sydney, n. s., for San
Francisco Sunday had on board $780,,
900 sOvereigps in gold.
Snow fell over western and central
Iowa early Tuesday morning one and
half inches deep. At the same time it
was raining in eastern Iowa.
+ DR.. Marmoret, the head of the Pas
teur institute in Paris has arrived
at Vienna with two litres of plague
serum and all the suspects have been
inoculated.
Gov. Sadler Tuesday afternoon re-
ceived a call for rifles and ammunition
| from citizens in and around Midas, Nye
county. Col. The Shoshone Indians
near that city are planning an out
break.
The situation at Forest and also Har
| persville, Miss, the scene of the recent
race riots, was quiet Tuesday night.
One more Negro was brought in Tues
day and lodged in Jail. The mobs have
disappeared.
blizzard has ragged at Galesburg,
Ill, since noon Tuesday, A heavy
snow is falling, traffic and business is
stopped. 1t breaks all records for this
season of the year. Wires are down in
every direction.
The Denver fire and police board and
the chief of police were Tuesday served
with an injunction from the district
court fOrbidding any interference with
the IroquOis- club, which conducts Il
gambling house
Col. Frederick Funston, of the Goth
Kansas regiment, was married Tues
day evening to Mrs. Therese Blankart.
of Oakland, Cal, who is well known
in musical circles. They will sail We'd
nesday for Manila.
The police made an important arrest
of a well known anarchist at Haifa.
Palestine, Sunday. Extraordinary pre-
cautions are being taken 20 secure the
safety of Emperor William and EN-
press Augusta Victoria.
Surgeon Gen. Wyman, of the United
States Marine hospital service, arrived
in New Orleans Monday. Gen. Wy
man is making business tour of the
south, gathering yellow fever data and
inspecting marine hospital service.
The Twenty-fOurth annual cOnven-
ton of the Catholic Young Mems Ma
tional union opened in Washington
Tuesday with the celebration of solemn
high mass at st. Patricl1's church. Sey-
eral hundred delegates are in attend
ance.
The ConstantinOple correspondent of
the London Times says that a body of
Kurds have fired upon and seriously
wounded the well known German arch
aeOlogist, Prof Belck, while conduct
ing his explorations in the Sipandagh
district.
Further information reaching Meri-
dian, Miss, from Forest, Miss, says
that IA is the number of Negroes killed
in the Harpersville race riot up to
Tuesday night. The bodies of three
more victims were found in the woods
Tuesday.
Sixteen released Cubans from Ceuta
have Just been sent to New York by
the American consul. About 200 re-
main at Ceuta. Their condition is dis
tressful. More than 100 Cuban prison
ers have died since the commencement
of the war.
Heavy squalls, accompanied By
snow, prevailed in Marquette, Mich,
Tuesday, and gale is blowing from
the northwest over Lake Superior. An
70 unusually high sea is on and a big
fleet of boats has put in here for shelter
from the storm.
, At a meeting of the wire and wire
{ nail manufacturers held in Pittsburgh
| Tuesday it was decided to reduce the
price of wire nails five cents per key
and to advance the price of galvanized
{ wire, both smooth and barbe6, five
cents per 100 pounds
, NJ. Pareira, drummer whose home
at Albany, n. Y, was shot and in
stantly killed by George De M oss a.
Houston, Tex. pHreira is alleged tC
have offered gross insult to Mrs
De Moss and she told her husband al
once on her return home.
James Wentworth OsgOOd is dead a
, his home in New York, aged So years
When young man he worked on the
Boston Transcript Later he moved tC
=. Columbus, o., and published books,
and afterward went to Vandalia, Ill.
where he set mp the first power press
run in Illinois.
r The apple crop of the United State:
= is smaller than it has been since relia
e BILE statistic have been collected. This