Halstead Herald du lieu suivant : Halstead, Kansas • 1

i. i iff i) Jl iiilL A IB EDITION. HALSTEAD, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH, 6, 1887. f. E.

SWN, Editor and. Proprietor. VOL. 1, HG.2, H. Bickel, of Lamed, Kan.

was looking over the finest town in CrY PIRECTOKY, S. B. Tbisuo, I H. V. RlEBKN, Kansas, yesterday, Jallen Garoe was a visitor in town --T11B Uoauoimen 0.

CyHoyt; yesterday. lie is from Cleveland, UhiO. 0, PkBGTHOLDT, LOCAL NOTICES, The Iiestauranj; la in running 'order, -Mo, Improved Evergreen broom com'eeed at, Krohbiel Ruth. EP tioks filled and delivered at your door by Allen. Call at the Panhandle for your We furnish meals' at Mr.

Tarbet has a good house for pity pierk y. Swejcsy. rent. ity Treasurer T. F.

Biirbows. Hiy $Ibi'b1iiiU William Cboucu, It is rumored hat a farmer not many miles from town is 4xiug up his house in fine shape, preparatory to taking unto himself a wife. Giirett Albertson is at Sedgwick in the interest of the Joe Cook Nursery. Wu are informed that Rev. Hartly Will 1111 the M.

E. pastorate at thin place anothor year. This will be good news to our people, who love to hear this elequeut preaohor talk. Wm. Reasoner is greatly improving -flie lotlotoly purchased of Al.

Rogers. He wishes to make hi future t)omeas plpasant as possible. Do not fail to call in and see our Deer-ing Biuder picture. If is a daiy, And by the way, the Deering bindej is about a near perfection as "they make em." Vfe used to ride one ourself and know whereof we speak. 'The Lehman Hardware And Implement Co.

at agents for this useful machine, We were yesterday shown some inlerj lor work by Artist Wators, the interior of Tibbot store. It was certainly waa a fine piece of work and the details wwe shown up in good shape. His work very popular. with its. grand future before it is certainly 9iu-CIub List.

Century fcjagaine, flud Herald, $1.00 fit. Nicholas, and Herald 8.0o Newton Daily Republican; and Herald C.QO paily Commonwealth; and Herald. 8.00 Weekly Commonwealth and, Herald .7 2.00 jVeekly Ca'piVal n'J i.fiO farmers Journal and Uerald. 1,80 City election will be held two weeks from' next lylonday, April 4, Have you yojxr ticket inado out yet Come in and subscribe for the Daily Herald oidy 10 cents per week, and delivered by carrier. Citll on the city dray for jobs of transfer wort Wm.

Allen, Propr, Try Ui8 celebrated Newton FlOUl! at Ripsen and Dycks' For schoql books stationary, etc at' the, Seminary book store located atD. v. Ripson ft Co's Drug The lumber for the new bridge MARKKTS. Correoted every Thursday for the Hebalp Corn, per. bushel, Wheat, net bushel, f4G5o, per dozen, 8c i per pound, 1015'c Potatoes, per Poultry 45oi dressed, 6jc; Tiirkeysi Jive, Cjgo; drejued, 8c; bucks, live, $o- has arriyed and work has begun.

It will be pushed to completion, as it is badly needed; soinany are going to huild qn the north side of the river. ye Still Regulate the Price and Quality cf DRY GOODS, HATS, APS, B00TS And SM0E8, Ladias and pnts 'Furnishing di puring they ear we shall offer GREATER Bargains than has ever beesn. lriown. in HALSTEAD. We havejustPB0iyedALARESTOK NEW 0B8 and HAVE THE RAN BEST I SPLAY -EVER made in the iTy( 0.

H. lrego has the contract for the building of the bridge. Ilo.sUl(tec pvonerty with )i acre lot for sale, cheap. H. IS.

GILHAMS, H. M. Biokol, receiver of Public moneys at Lamed, Kansas has pur predestinated to beqome one of the first cities in influence in. central Kansas. Truly it will never be a rivul of bat 'it will bloom and yield under the foster arm of tho chased the Reuben Dreene farm in Foa SaleA span of good, young work mules ffjr sale, at reasonable terms, Lakin township.

A good lot for suje ii southeast part of I'ETEH liK.RGER town, one block from future Panhandle de "Windy wonder." The fame and renown of Wichita will greatly pid pot. For prices ond terms call at Hebald us and all the intermediate territory. office. mar.lO-tf. The' Herald office has two lots in west This cannot help but be a great cen ail road Time Table.

ATCHJ80N, TpPJSKA AND SANTA I'E TiineTal)l No. 24. JSAHT BOUND ABBrVKS. Atlantic Eipreej lY.fiO a. tn New York Express p.m Eastern a.

Fast Freight -I Way Freight, .4:10 m. WEST BOUND ABBIVES, California and Mexico Express. .7:05 p.ni. Colorado Express 7 :50 a.m Denver and Utah Express fast Freight, 4:10 p. m.

i'ny 7:50 a. ra. ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO. Table No 23, eyt.

20. ern part of town for sale at $125 per pt. ter of trade, It will be the junction Milch Cows For Sale I have three good mlob cows for sale cheap. Call upon C. Philbrick, Ppst Office.

To Tkade. AVehave an opvwrtun- Hcmtember that at Barnetts Gallery is of all the groat railroads coming here. Why its railroad office here takes the place to get your fine work cjorje and that they are taking Photographs cheaper A Shocking Disaster, Boston, March 14, 8 a. m. A in more money and handles more ity to trade a $2,400 stock of than any other place in the city, mqr lti-lw traffic now than any other city on heavily loaded passenger train on (rrocenes in Illinois for a farm here anyone wishing to trade will do Well the A.

T. S. E. except Atchison. BoRif: To Mr.

and Mrs. John Wendling yesterday morning a fine to call at the Herajd otiice, Our location qan not be equalled by little girl, John says he's, a any city Kansas. Wichita can Eggs 3 doz 5 Cts. not boast of a lqcation equal to our Pasgneger arrive Map and Express arrive Freight Editor Sweosy was at the county capitpl yesterday. Butter I2jcts.

alb. at Eiesens and Dyck's. .7:30 A. ..6:45 P.M P.M DEPABTS. own city.

Not only are the surround tho Boston St Providence railroad mot with a terrible accident about 7 o'clock this morning, between Ros-lindale and Forestvillo. Four cars are said to have gone through a bridge and many persons were killed. A recking train has left here for the scene of the accident. Boston, March 14, 9 a. m.

Ad vices from the scene of the wreck on the Boston Providence railroad say nioteen bodies have already been taken from the ruins. SOUTH BOUND JDr, Francis is around again though Willie Franklin has the ing farms extra fertile but Nature has arranged itself to the adaption of a city of importance. Why do we Tho doctor works too hard for his own good. Hope he will be latest dalies. Starving Indians.

Mjles City, Mont, March 14. Great destitution exists among the Cheyennes on the Rosebud and Tongue rivers. Agent Upshaw last fall caused the Indian beef cattle to be ta.ken over to Mallocks fork, on tho Crow reservation, three miles from Cheyenne agency, and nearly all drifted back to the range in Wyoming. This resulted most disastrously to the' Cheyennes and they have had no beef rations for six weeks. In the early part of last December the agent refused to receive any mpr.0 flour for the Indians until needed fprimmedu ate consumptipn.

After the great snow storm of January 1, no flour coujd be hauled to the agency. At that time the Cheyennes received the last rations of flour. During the last fifteen days tho Indians have been eating dead ponies and what little meat they could get from cattle that have died from starvation near their camps. Ten Indian babies died because their mothers could not furnish milk by reason of want of food. done quickly and llail and 8:15 A.M Passenger 8 :20 P.

Freight ,,.8: 10 P. Passenger train arriving in, a. and leaving in p. m. have elegant huw Reclining Chair Car.

A new 20,000 Dinning to and ftqm Augusta on all pflspenger traip C. HOYT, Aent, as cheap as any by Wm. Alien. a little more careful in the future and look out more for himself thaiiia the past. The doctor is too accomodate A Representative of the Graham Paper Co.

of St. Lis was in town ask of eastern men to come in here aud build a dam Halstead has tho capital to build her own dams and if she does not got at it soon the opportunity will be grasped by some man more enterprising, who will wax rich from off Halsteadites. This is John Rappol has i two, lorse po isosTON, Marcn 14, iu a. m. Latest advices from the scene of the accident on the Boston Providence riilroad indicate thirty-three persons killed and for.ty injured.

Among tato planter and anyone wanting po NATIONAL GOVEHN1IENT, yesterday. tatoes planted will do well to give him a call. marl0-3t. already a large city and growing. those are many women.

Conductor Tilden was among the killed. If anyone has qny interior photographic work they want done, now is the time for Artist Waters has sold his instrument for interior work and will ship it in a few See the beautiful Easter cards Main street will soon be open a mile and a half and lined with buildings at Mrs. Knox's book store. tf. Boston, March 14, II a.

in. An accident occured this morning on the Dedham branch of the Boston days. President Grover Cleveland. Vice-President. J.

Ingalls. Chief Justice Momson R. "Waite. Sec. of State.

F. Bayard. Sec. of Treasury. Daniel Mqnnipg.

Soo. of War. W. Endicott. feec.

of Navy. C. Whitney. Sec. of Interior h.

Q. C. Lamar. Attorney General. H.

Garland. Postmaster General W. F. Vilas. Speaker of House.

John G. Carlisle. J. W. Pierce talks of soon opening Candies.

Everything in the way of candie3, nuts, liuiches, etc, at the his ice cream parlors. Providence railroad between Forest-ville and Roslindale, at what is known as Biissey park bridge. At 7 o'clock tho train from Dedlam, Bon Ton Restaurant. its entiro length. More grain and stock is marketed hero than in any other city in- the county, ythy 1 Our railroad facilities are such that our buyers can pay more therefor: hence we get tho trade.

We believe from actual observation that our merchants The west bound passenger was three hours late yesterday morning, Call uppn F. Fenn for you consisting of seven cars and baggage caused by the sleeper jumping the dray work. tf. car, under charge of Conductor Tilden, broke through the bridge. The are having much more trade than traclk; at Lawrence.

F. Fenn does' dray work cheap our sister cities. There is not a ongine and three cars fell through the Mr. Comes of Sumner county was mill in the state oan compare with and promptly, tf in town yesterday. the llalstead Mills amount and bridge to the road beneath, a distance of thirty feet, The last car-which was the fimoker, turned com Dont forget the dray of f.

Fenn quality of flour turned out. Viewing ail tnese we say, this city is de pletely over and struck on the top of Lawyer Berry has returned from Garden City, whore he was attending to some school land claim cases. The stined to boom, for the elements of a the others, all being crushed out of when needing hauling done. tf. If you want your baby's pic ture taken, J.

F. Waters' "Art Car' is the place to go. shape. The cause of the accident Lawyers business is increasing as is said to have been the breaking of his merit becomes known. COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Senator -Willia Conodon, Representative 1 Twos. J. Matlook, Treasurer E. L. Pabbib, 0erk, District Court 3,.

Poutj, County Clerk C. Jqhnston. Probate Judge I-D, County Attorney A. L. Grkkn, Sheriff Jambs Rian.

kegiater H. H. MpAdams, Superintendent of Pah. Ins. S.

T. Dasnkb. Surveyor James Dawson. Coroner Doo Coleman. L.

B. Pbeston, Comniissioner3 W. Toubiilloitb, H. S. Thompson.

the bridge. Reports as to the mini rousing boom are combined here, So we act in tho present for the 11-turo's accomplishment. FIRE AT N1CKERSON. Special to the Daily Herald. Subscribers to the Daily are coming bor of persons killed vary greatly and it is impossible as yet to give the Pastdke: I have an 80 all fenced in with rapidity.

This is right if you total number. Nickebson, March 12, 18S7. want a daily here and wish to help which I wish to rent to some pers on who can pasture cattle thereon. E. J.

Swan. mar 15-3w. boqm the town call in and subscribe. It is stated that the bridge where the accident occurred this morning is a comparatively new one that the To-day at 6:30 P.M. tho Pikes Peak Hotel as consumed by flames, the fire oaught near the chimney in The Santa Fe and the Baltimore.

Ohio. St. Louis, March 14. The Repub-. lican this morning says A railway official whose connection with the New York and Boston end of certain trans-Mississippi roads gives him the most excellent opportunities to know what is going on behind the curtain, said last night that notone would be surprised if, when the smoke of the Baltimore Ohio deal clear away fhe Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe i's found to be the owners.

It was asserted by this gentleman that tiations have been pending between Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe and Baltimore officials for more than six, months, and that the hitch in the deal last week was wholly due to the great party who wanted to defeat it because the Missouri Pacific did not like the idea of its most powerful and energetic rival controlling a contin-uous line of road from ocean to ocean. The Atchison plau was, it seems to secure the Baltimore Ohio through the Richmond Terminal company, bo that it could perfect its plans for reaching Staten Island under cover, but the uncovering of-the scheme will not defeat the origin nal purpose. Captain Eads Dead, Roy Swecsy has made another purchase This time it is two yearling pigs. He accident was caused by a truck on the third story and all efforts to put can tell you his purpose in this buy. it out were in vain.

Xfce inrnittiTe one of the cars giving away, causing the car to strike against the abutment Frank Brown sold a lot in his addition and contents of the house were sa STAT12 QFFIpfiRSi. to Mips Lena Schmitt yesterday. ved. A large three story hotel is to be erected south of the track durimr James Ryan has purchased two lots in the summer. Brown's addition.

LATEST TELEGRAMS. Attempted Robbkby. Thieves tried to break into the residence of Mrs. Mounts Sunday night, but were frightened away. This is probably the same outfit that com mitted the Commercial hotel robbery.

Bad Kailvoud Accident. St. Louis, March 12. The south bound train on the Jacksonville H.James' folks have moved out on the John A. Martin EL P.

Riddle. B. Allen Secretary of State James Hamilton State Treasure S. B. Bradford.

Attourney General Tim McCarthy State Auditor 1). M. Valentine Chief Justice J.H. Lawhead. Public Ins.

J.N. McFarland, Asst. Sec: Board Agr. William Sims Sec. Board of Agr.

F. G. Adams. Historical Soc, A. B.

Campbell Goa R. Morris Supt. of Instruction R. J. Dennis Librarian ames Smith Governor's Private Sec.

W.T. Cavanaugh. Sec. of State of the bridge. The smoking car after it fell caught fire, but the fire department was promptly on hand and pro-vented the spread of the flames.

The bodies of the dead have all been removed and of the wounded some are at the hospital and some have been taken home, so that it is very difficult to obtain names and tho extent of injuries at the present time. Many of the injured were brought to the hospital in this city. Some of the killed have not been identified. The train was crowded with working people and the most intense excitement prevails among their friends, who are anxious to learn tho names of those killed and injured. No reliable details of the number of the dead as yet.

The police say thirty-three were killed outright and nearly Southeastern railroad broka a wheel fui-in lately purchased of Ethan Thomas. The postoffice sidewalks is out of repair and a few noils and a plank would not A good five room house, stable and six acres of land in Tibbofs addition for rent on reasonable terms. Inquire at Hehald Office, mar. Ki-lw Brother Sherpy the brilliant young editor of the Burrton Graphic was in this, the best city in the county Saturday and made us a friendly call. By the way, Mr.

Sherpy is publishing a fine paper at Bunion, one thai would be a credit to a much larger aud livelier town. Call again when ou can make a longer stay. Prof. Franklin's writing school is in full blast and his schoolars are improving rapidly under hie experienced tutorship. He thought to hold a series of lessons at Sedgwick, but the board there refused hiin the use of the chool building.

Mrs. N. L. Hill is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas.

Yoeman. District court is in session this week. Mr. Warkentin is platting an ad yesterday while crossing a trestle two miles north of Girard, 111., and two coaches were thrown down an come amisi. N.

E. Irish has quit handling liquors and will in future conduct his drug busi embankment fifteen feet. There wore about thirty passengers in the Nassau, N. March 14. Cap.

tain James B. Eads died here on tha. 8th inst of pneumonia. ness clear of all intoxioants. This is a cars, seven of whom wore iniurad.

State Senator South worth, of Cliff Baker State Printer latchliold, 111., was seriously injured internally: JUrs. Tint, of Jacksonville. STATE GOVERNMENT. an aged invalid, was very seriouslv The Panhandle Hotel and Restaurant, is now in ruuning order. as many will die.

and perhaps mortally hurt; George good move and receives our hearty approbation. Robbeby. Monday night two tramps succeeded in robbing the Commercial hotel of about $75 worth of money and jewelry. They effected an entrance from the back door and entered the room occupied by Mr. and Mrs.

Dor Mathies from which the articles and money were taken. The matter has been placed in the hands Webster Clapp died in Forest Hill tJ. S. Sen. from Kaa I B.

Plumb, J. Ingalls. rarss, or tiirard, was injured internally and is not expected to live: station, where he had been taken. Officers of the road are present and are doing all thev can. Many doc J.

a Anderson L. M. Smith, trainmaster of the Wab We Furnish Board by ash road at Litchfield, was badlv cut E.H Funston Thos. Ryan L. Hanback tors are there doing everything in their power.

in the leg. G. E. Conrad, of Dor-cester, was hurt about the head: A. Kansas Congressmen, -j the Week, Day or Meal.

dition to Newton. Superintendent Folsom does not E. N. Morrill B. Wallace, of Litchfield, had one know how many are killed or in B.

W.Perkins J. D. Goeman of Pierce City was whole side badlv bruised. All the jured. The bodies of the killed are the oity yesterday.

wounded to Litchfield of a detective and it is to be hoped the robbers may be apprehended. This tramp business is getting to be a nuisance here and we think it would be good policy for our marshal to quietly inform suoh men to vacate this city at once upon their arrival, badly mutilated, 8ome of the heads except Mrs. Tifft, who remained at O. E. Calvin, of Zanesville.

Ohio, A good table set. Give tis r. tall Second door south of Herald office, Haletad Kansas. 1 Judge l8th Judicial Dk J.B.WalL S. CoJbmisMBbW 3d Dist.

J.a.Wonell. being entirely severed from the bodies. Many of the bodies arei uiraru, sue not being expected to live. passed through town yesterday, crushed beyond recognition, Cutter, Vtoiu.