Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-26

ed TO succeed his father as official exc
cutioner Of Paris The father Ind o
record of 600 heads.
AT joint conference at Kansas City,
Mo-, OF the live stock sanitary boards
of Missouri and Kansas 1t was agreed
that each state board would honor
permits issued by the other in the
movement OF southern or infected cat
tie; that the quarantine regulations to
be formulated by the secretaries are to
be as near uniform as the conditions
will warrant, and that the two boards
cooperate for the protection Of the
cattle industry in each state.
FRANK M. DORSEY, formerly cashier
Of the failed First national bank OF
Ponca, Neb,, was found guilty in tho
federal court on the 10Th on 10 counts
charging him with making false re-
ports TO the comptroller
AT St Louis Katy Clancy shot and
wounded John McCaffery, street car
conductor, and then swallowed the
contents OF bottle Of bichloride OF
mercury. 1t was thought both would
die.
Two persons were killed and several
injured by the bursting of fly wheel
in Lorillard's tobacco factory at
Jersey City, NJ
CHARLES WATSON a bartender, was
shot and instantly killed about 1880 n.
M. on the 10Th at Kansas City, Mo-, by
Jack Haiues, ticket broker of Tope-
ka, Kan, while Watson was on duty
at his place of employment. Hanes
went to sleep in the saloon and when
he woke up he declared he had been
robbed. In the dispute over the al
legged robbery the tragedy was enacted.
JAMES BOOKER, II negro, was hanged
at Raleigh, N. c., on the 18th for the
murder Of his sweetheart.
Mr.. TIsDEL and his wife awolte and
found their house at Cleveland, O., on
fire and their escape by the stairs cut
off. They managed to get on to the
scatfolding OF a new house next door,
when it gave way and Mrs. Tisdel was
killed and her husband probably IA
tally injured.
OVER 30 church and school furniture
factories have formed trust.
WILLIAM A. STONE was inaugurated
governor Of Pennsylvania at Harris
burg on the nth. The inaugural pro.
cesson was one of the most imposing
ever seen in the capital.
MICHAEL RULINsKI, known as the
"Polish dude" who strangled his wife
to death and then set fire to the body
and house to cover the crime, com
mitted suicide the other night by
strangling himself with bed cord
taken from his bed in the county Jail
at Pittsburgh, Pa.
BURGLARS entered the office of the
county treasurer of Adams county, Ia,
and got away with $500 in cash.
OMAHA, Neb., was said to be suffer
ing from the grip.
WILLIAM Y. MORGAN, of Hutchinson,
was elected state printer by the Kan
sas legislature.
THE Western retail Implement Deal
ers' association commenced its tenth
annual session at Kansas City, Mo-, or
Cne lSJn,
BURGLARS entered the Office of the
county treasurer of Adams county, la.
and got away with $500 in cash.
The costly steel bridge crossing
Kingsbury run and the tracks of the
Nickel Plate railroad at Cleveland, O..
was wrecked on the 18th by flood
caused by the bursting of an ice dam
The Bank of Spain at Madrid ba;
issued statement to the effect that
new coupon sheets with coupons ma
turing between April 1, 1899, and Jan
uary /, 1909, will be issued shortly tC
the holders of Cuban bonds of 1890
This is equivalent to an admission or
the part of the Spanish government
that it will assume responsibility fol
the Cuban debt. 1t is regarded as GER
tain, however, that the interest will
be scaled down so per cent.