The Galena Times from Galena, Kansas • Page 1

J2l (G-AJLENA SUNDAY TIME GALENA, KANSAS, SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1893. NUMBER 2- irrT TVT TV CNOEO HIS OWN LIFE. OUR NFIOHBOliS, CIST OF IT. THF A Few Plain Statements H. S.DAVIS Till' i t'rt lliii-lilMV 111 the IOoiiiiiI' SiiMlliwcnlet-il 111''.

I.IIOTI', Willi llir Sllllllll' ,1 mil 11I It. 1. I Alii ll cut to Joplin for Arkansas ores are A (jiTUKin-A uht'ii'iui ('lull has hwn Itlllellt. SELLS The Klrst National bank 01 i-ori, has failed. It is proposed to build an extension WHITE CRANE FLOUR.

the Gulf road from Haxler to Mi All. li, mi I1 Kill" lllmai'ir Willi stiuHoiii. About 7 o'clock Thursday evening, while the family of Martin L. Allen, living on the lionanza 1 rac.l, were all In the yard, a shot was heard inside and on rushing Into the kitchen, a sickening sight presented itself to his awe-stricken wife. Allen lay on lie lloor with the top or his head literally shot off, and the walls of the room were bespattered with Hie dead man's lirains.

A double-barrel shot gun lay at his side. The suicide was an old soldier and pensioner, about years of age. lie had lived in Umpire and vicinity for eight or nine years. His mind had Are better at all limes than much blustering and cheap talk. Accordingly we wish to have your attention for a few moments while we talk to you of our line of BED ROOM SUITES Never before have I been able to offer my patrons such Bargains in this particular line.

I have made a special effort to select these goods to suit all buyers, and can furnish a real nice suite at a very low figure, or can sell you the finest grade of goods for less than such goods were ever offered in Galena. ami, 1. T. Charles Myrtle, a mail carrier, was night robbing the Columbus posi (irKimi.nl In liylit jimln I nl inn unci equal sulTnij'i'. At lliit.i'liin-;i,n.

the Hutchinson National tank closed its (lunra to business WiMliK'Milny tiiorniiiK. Trumps ihhIi'i! the town (if Hhelliulrt, 1111 nnd ii lc.sicnitc liattle Willi Secretary Molil-r says that this year's corn crop will be one of tlie largest In Hie history of Hie state. Attorney (i ral l.lltlo is tryint? to back out of liis aiitl-lirulillilllnn letter since he lias irnt into hot water over it. tive Saturday night, the insl. V.

D. Maxwell, proprietor of a meat arket in Joplin. tried to poison his wife and family while crazy drunk 1 THERE ARE last Monday night. A Joplin shoemaker is making a pair lieen alleetod lor several years, uue, shoes for a colored man of that This is No Closing-Out Sale! place. They are No.

I anil measure Kneeial I iiMicetor Swinfuiil declares probably, to Injuries contracted 111 the service. He was incapable of doing mm work, and seldom went away eighteen inches around the top. BIG BARGAINS The nine-year-old son of Martin that the Cherokee strip will lie opened to settlement not later than September Id. from the house rilnne. His family con iornshi was drowned in the pond sistsof a wife and four cniidren- near W.

JB canyon suieiuei, Near liulialo, on Tuesday, a Sunday three hoys and one girl, the youngest ittsburg, Tuesday afternoon of last a bov about ft years of age. school excursion train was wrecked and many persons had very narrow week. Allen had told somebody during the IN SHOES neither do we try to deceive by telling you that we are selling below cost we don't have to resort to such foolishness and unbusinesslike methods. We bought this line of goods for the express purpose of making a drive on them, and expect to get the greater part of them out of the house within the next Thirty Days. The goods were bought at the lowest prices ever put on such goods, and by putting our profit at a very small per Sunllnwer Stale: A.

A. day that lie must die before sundown but no attention was paid to escapes. Special Inspector Swinford with Hulctt, of Webb City, and w.i'. age, of Neosho, were here 'J liursilay corps of surveyors has started out to with a view of locating a branch gov locate the county seats In the Cher When found, one barrel of the weanoii that did the awful work was -AT- ernment llsh hatchery. okee strip.

In circuit court at Joplin Tuesday, still loaded. A 1. Siisnnville. a disastrous lire The case was immediately reported Wi.iimsibiv destroyed every busi These Goods are Silre to tie Quick Sellers, an order was inane iemunB lou assignee of the Webb City Kxchange to Justice KUis, of Umpire, wli I'lP ei.teil i loii inasmuch as there could WINGERT'S. ness house in the town, with a sin; exception.

hank. Mr. Slewart will open me bank and resume business at one. If you contemplate buying anything in this line, it will certainly pay you to take advantage of this sale. Warrants have been sworn out lor Last Monday Harry, a ten-year-old be no doubt, as to the cause or the death, fin impicst was unnecessary.

The funeral was held l-'rlday, and the remains Interred In the soldiers' the arrest of President Walters, son of George Tiller, living ten nines tiu. ln workers. chiutririL' him with MRS. J. F.

BLISS. The following prices are only a few of the many bargains northeast from Carthage, died of lock-iu A few davs before, a mule had trespa-siiiK. we have for you: jurying ground. a battle at mm. The nut look for a settlement of the slcpped 011 one of his feel, completely miners" strike is darker than ever and it is feared here will be serious Iroubt ashing Hie leg toe.

Carl Junction Standard: We are re Just Arrived Ui-li -il iiml r.iin- Slmls in, ih. before it mis. liably informed that the K. I'. G.

railroad company has purchased an l.llllll.-ll. Trouble between the striking coal Investigation of he reported firing on the Mohican by the Alexandria Ladies' Slipixn-s, SO Cts. Men's "Work Shot 75 (is. Men's Fine Shoes, $1.00. Ladies' Tine lintton Shoes, 1.00.

individual half Interest in W. I). How -AT- the shows that there I ard's farm lying east of his place, aim mir.ers and tne strip pit men nas.ii. last assumed the serious phase that has been apprehended for some time. no truth in if.

will, in Hie ii'-ar future, lay out a Monroe lluiicbrake, of l'arsoiis, Kan The strikers are evidently determined town at, the juiiel ion or 1 1, is road wn.n the Frisco. was run ovi-r by a freight train at The Columbus Courier says that, at that there shall be no work done in the strip pits, and scenes similar to those which have become a dark page Jiristol, Thuiday, and li' soon aflerward. Gome and Get Them. Tin. U'nml-oii.

State bank in the history of coal mining in Penn the last meeting of Hie cn.y council of that place, accounts to the amount, of Ms. It were allowed. A. ANDERSON'S 500 Pounds of Butter, 800 Dozen Eggs. Everybody went under Wednesday.

The liabili sylvania, arc being enacted at Weir ies Mic ahoul ViO.oou. which the as There is no money in the treasury, City and Pittsburg. nnd the rlt is behind more than -'in sets will fully cover. A dispatch from Weir slates that about noon Thursday, striking miners on the last monlh's account. Tin-nan) about $inu coming from the county The latest advices from Honolulu are to the effect that the rebellious iimiiN lmvi! been and that went to Ch lumens strip pit, headed bv a delegation of aboul 100 women.

Goes to Anderson's treasury, and this is all there is to run t.i.e cliv until January, starting now all is ijuiel there now. more than iuo behind. A tornado struck Lima, on Sat A traveling man, was lucky enough urdav. the Catholic chin HAINES, LOOMIS 8c Drugs, Siationery, Druggists' Sundries, Griffin building, corner Second and Main School Books, School Supplies, Wall Paper, Paints, and Heavy Goods. GALENA, KANSAS.

ami iini-'ioilmr a number of Imildinu to have about arrived in Spring Held a few days ago and, for safely but injuiiiiK no one. LOOK OUT FOR A CARLOAD OK MELONS -ill anil xu ill Hie I The bav 11110 ill Kuroiie is a faiiiir of Commerce there, and the sain alleiiioon the bank closed. The trav and as a cuivum-nee his 'oo nt ry be called upon to fiiini-b an Theslrlp pit workmen refused to quit work and the strikers forced an en-tianec into the grounds nnd a battle began with clubs and pistols. About 100 shots wele liri il. Two men were slightly wounded, a boy sh in the l-'ieiicl, woman received a light IP sh wound in Hie arm.

The strip I'd woikers were defeatid and rull lu gioiinds. olio-ting was held between the sl.ril.i-r- and the smeltery own. -is, W. and I. Lanyon, the other day, at which it was agreed that their miners wink, for the present, at least, so long as it should be shown that no liim man too a few di inks to mown nliurhaii his rev Held liked a I (1 rove allll It'll v.u-, i AT A.

ANKRSON'S, AN I) SOLD AT Hie balance nl his money ii )- 1 1 gold watch valued at Carthage llanner: liranby, the old- E.B.SCHKRMErtHORN, Pres. M. IIO11KS0N Vice Pres. JNO McCULLAGH, Cashier The Citizens Bank OF GALENA. BED ROCK PRICES.

i -mil in lis lime the greatest lead (liiatitily at a price. Tie- attention of liie Worll's fail national commission ha. be- called to the agricultural which is said to be another lire li.ip. Milo T. Ilo-onl, secretary of six.buildinn aielloan associations in St.

Louis, has lepurled, leaving' his affairs in a mi.xid condition. The (ierman army bill has passed the rciclisttiu and the emperor was so pleased that he ill probably elevate Von Caprlvi to Hie rank of a prince. .....1 iirodllclllL' Held ill the South ml had been shipped by them. rated. Capital SO, OOO IIUUTLD BY STRIKEIS' WIVES.

"Upon what meat doth this our Casar feed that he hath grown so ffreat?" cl, I'll li-nnl l.ll.-lill.-lil, llrlv DIRKCTORS. K. William. P. 8.

Botcc. M. Koboson. K. 13.

Schermerhorn DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. west, but which, In later yea-s has been practically abandoned, is on thieve of another era of prosperity. Jack has been found In Immense quantities by parties wlio a short lime ago resumed work on old shafts, and miners are Hocking in numbers thai promise to rehabitale the camp and cause it to Shakespeare. If Hilly Shakespeare hail lived in Galena at our time he 1, Tr.inlil.' Ill dispatch from Pittsburg, dated lsitli sajs: At Ulehlleld Made nil Hemltted qTIic Youiik i'ljiplc's Itaptist union, would have had no occasion for asking such a question, lor it YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED. in session at Indianapolis, yrew very this morning it was noriced that three men went back to work in a strip pit near there.

A comuiitee of six or ent.loisiast ic over the news that the E. STICE, Cashier i atlOMON Pres miners pleaded with Ihem to boom as of yore. The enormous respoiiuibilily for the following story is assumed by the Granby Sentinel: About a year ago Ktla Morton, the three-year-old daugh would have been a foregone conclusion that Ca-sar bought his meat of FUNK BROTHERS, Who keep constantly on hand a supply of World's fair would lie closed on Sundays. Depositors of the Kansas City Safe Deposit an'i Savings lank met with stop work, but it did no good. The DIRECTORS.

D. S. Moore, P. C. Milllkln, C.

F. Prehm W. E. Slice. iinnilllce returned and reported that J.

Shomon, J. K. Wlngert, ter of Jas. Morton, swallowed a the men persisted in winking and a number ot women went to the men THE pin. It has'giveti her no pain until a ind asked them to stop.

This was re fused and the women began throwing few days ago when it could ne ien in the left shoulder. She was taken to The Galena National Bank, coal and oilier missies at them. Ibis was too much for the men and they Dr. Cowan this week and he cut into where the pin was and succeeded in Kansas, picked up their tools and dinner pails Spring Lamb, Fish, Pork, Mutton and I.ard. Frying Chick gelling hold of the end of it, but in the stockholders Wednesday, aim vu-tually ssreed upon a plan of resumption.

Tim Democrats and l'ojulists of Greenwood county, have fused en their counly ticket, the democrats securing tieasiirer awl register and the populists the others. France has forwarded an ultimalum to Siani ami If its demands are not acceded to within forty-Ciuht hours the Mcnam river will be blockaded and the war will twin in earnest. ind beat a hasty retreat. Galena, CAPITAL 550000. ens received every week.

Prices as low as possible. trying 'to pull it out It broke in two President Will tors returned from SURPLbWOO. and It was Impossible to get lue oin Weir Citv this morning, where he P. Wa can supply you all with Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Etc, niece, as the child was In too much CORRESPONDENTS. pain.

The doctor thinks the balance went last night to attend a meeting of tin! miners. This morning, us a result of the meetings, two men stopped Chaso National Hank, New York, Continental National Hunk, St. Louis, Mo. WE WILL COMMENCE work at Kansas and J'cxas shaft No. will work out.

Mr. Me Walters, of Rcammon, Kas. was in Weir last week, looking for hi son, who left home Saturday, uly I Mr. McWalters has been look K. This is the shaft that has been lleaner and harvester men who arc exhibitors at the World's fair, with giving the strikers more or less trouble: from Hie llrst.

Secretary Saturday. June 24, one exception, will decline to make the Held trials which have at the last lug all over the country for his son I.accy, who accompanied Walteis, remained at Weir and will go to Scam-iiiun this evening. Walters left at hut up to the present writing has not He has walked about moment been demanded of them The oirtjoneriti; of home rule are forty or llfty miles since Tuesday J. SHOMON Driifjjit.w. Druggists' Sundries, Books, Stationary, Fishing Tackle, Etc, Wall Paper, borders, and decorations.

The Oldest House in the City, Cor. Main and First streets, noon to-day for lilch Hill to, if pos- TO REDUCE OUR STOCK Ol' 4. Mr. McWalters heard from ible, induce the men there to stop Browini desperate, at the rapid progress which is beini; made, but they have resolved upon a new campaign of his son In Cherokee on the Ith.bul mil work. since.

lie noy is ieu yeais, inui Slierilf Dcels increased his force of deputies this morning so as to be pre four Indies in height, has blue eyes nnd I. town hair, wore a large straw Fine Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats pared for an emergency. Develop hat. black coat, grey long ants ments of a serious nature are expected Mrs. McWalters is sick in the vicinity of Lltchlleld at any GALENA.

KANSAS. obstruction, and will light to the last ditch. About three Ii 11 nd red persons, nearly all populist leaders, were present at the bimetallic convcnlioii Thursday at Topeka, but there were also quite a number of republicans and a few democrats in attenda Governor Jones, of the Choctow na Write to above address, time. Information here this morn llarrv Jackson, the three-year-old Mr. and Mrs.

S. W. Jackson, of ing Xhat a stockaue -Js being built Carl Junction, died the other day around the Keith I'erry works at THE PLACE TO BUY A good Watch, gold, silver or silverine AT RIGHT PRICE, after over a year ol most, leirioie Scammon, preparatory to putting men Wo will make the Prices Lower than Manufacturers ferinirs. A vcar ago last tne to work, and it is thought that bos hild drank fatal draught ol con tilities will begin in earnest at tliut east on anything we have in the house. centrated lye and from that day un point in a few days.

About 200 miners held a meeting TITgTWlElLIRIYI til his death he sulTcred untold misery and pain. Several surgical operations Ibis morning at o'clock lu the north tion, lias written a lengthy letter to Secretary Smith explaining why he suspended In the cases of the Choctow prisoners and claiming that they were given a perfectly fair and legal trial. Wednesday evening A. W. Li tt banker of Kansas City, shot and almost instantly killed II.

K. Johnston, a well known young attor Now is the Time western part of the city, near the Granby smeltery works, to organize were performed, but without avail, silver tube was inserted Into his stomach which for a time, worked all right, and vilt the strip pits south of here Of Every Description, Gold Specs and Pens, 8iluer Thimbles, Opera Glasses, but the acids of the stomach soon ate to-day for the purpose of inducing the away the tube and thus every ellorl to workmen to stop. Yesterday after -IS AT- ney of Kansas City. The murder was niMin several strip pits were visited committed in Kansas City, with good results In favor of the to Get Bargains. Come in and see what wrjean do for you at the GOLDEN RULE CLOTHING HOUSE, and was witnessed by a dozen people.

Btrikeis. relieve the child railed, lie constantly grew weaker and more emaciated thruugh, want of food and his death was the direct result of starvation. For several months be has not been able to swallow a particle of food, living entirely upon milk. WOLLGAST'S Across from Post Office 4 Sign of Largo Watch. Wa rexpectfully Invito you to cxamluo Ills goods.

The trouble probably grew out of a business transaction between the men, Ashorlageof :i.U has been found In the accounts of A. 1. 1. Hainby, and had been brewing, so'lt Is claimed for some days. ex-treasurer of Douglas, Mo..