The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-11-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and MaA
prpsoxaI AND POLIrICAL.

Mr. BALFOUR, Chief secretary 8oI
| Ireland. has started on a three or foui
davs' tour over the Donegal routes Of the
proposed railways.
GOVERNOR 6. l. SHoUP. of Idaho, hst
issued proclamation calling the Legs
lature together Decem Der S.
Ex-GovERNoR McCURrAIN, OF the
Choctaw Nation, is dead.
Ara meeting Of the French CsOnet
President Carnot signed bill provid-
ing for the supply of the fortified places
throughout France with provisions In
quantities sufficient to meet the req ulre-
ments of the civil population for two
months.
COUNT Won MoLTKE will devote to
charity birthday contributions amount
ing to 100. 600 marks
NINE. PATTI was unable to appear at
Leicester, England. on the 5th. She
was severely sick.
Mr. JAMES GILHooLY. member of Par
lament for West Cork, is in a precarious
condition. the result Of injuries received
by being thrown from his horse.
SPEAKER REED absolutely refused to
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT, the defeated cand-
idate for mayor on the Fusion ticket at
New York, speaking of the election.
attributed his defeat to the anti-McKin-
lev feeling, which, he said. was stronger
in New York than in any part of the
country.
PRINCE BISMARCK is officially report
ed to be opposed to local government
bill in Germany.
CHANCELLOR VoN CApHIvI of Germany
has started from Berlin for Italy.
In the election in kiel, Germany. the
Socialists elected both their candidates
for the Reichstag for the first tine.
THERE is no doubt as to the election
in Oklahoma The Republicans have
carried the Territory by about Is, 900 for
Harvey, the Republican Delegate to
Congress
THE Viedomosti, referring to the
possibility of Asia Minor being the
scene of future hostilities between
Russia and England, strongly advises
the extension Of the Caucasian railway
to Kars.
LATE returns from South Dakota show
that the result is an Alliance victory,
and that Loucks has been elected Gov
ernor. The Legislature viii also be
Alliance, thus lnsuring the defeat of
Senator Moody.
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE, of
England, was stricken seriously with
gastritis on the 9th.
II. NJ. STANLEY. his wife and party
have arrived at New York.
HoLvERsoN, the Alliance candidate
for Congress in the Fifth Minnesota dis
trict, is perhaps elected over two oppo-
nents- Democratic and Republican.
THE next California Legislat will
be Republican. which means the cleo
ton of Republican as successor to
Senator Stanford. The Republicans
have probably gained Congressman in
California.
Miriam BAssET, past grand master of
Masons ard considered the Mason of
the highest degree in the world, died at
Millersburg, KY, recently Of paralysis
at the age of 20. He had taken every
degree known to the order.
ANOTHER panic has seized the Gar
and his personal guards have been
doubled
AT least three United States Senators
have been secured by the Democrats as
a result OF the erection.
ISADORE Cook. elected sheriff at Eau
Claire. Wis, on the Democratic ticket
died from collapse following the excite
ment caused by success of his party. He
was far gone with pulmonary consump-
ton.
ACCORDING to late returns. Reynolds,
Democrat, is elected Governor of Della
ware by So and Causey, Democrat. Con-
gresham bv 726.
DISPATCHES from Topeka. Kan, indi-
Gated the reelection of Governor Hum
phrey by 5000 plurality. In the First
Congressional district Case Broderick.
r, was found to have defeated Thomas
Moonlight D. The Legislature would
probably be in control of Alliance men.
Miss LIZZIE EVANS, the actress, is to
marry her leading man, Charles Mills.
This was startling news to her manager,
Callahan. who had been drawing on his
imag nation.
THE Democratic ma jority in the next
House estimated by newspapers from
l2O to 153
TIE Wisconsin Legislature was car
ried by the Democrats which will give
them another United States Senator in
place of Spooner Peck's plurality for
Governor was about $4,000.
THE Democrats of the District of Co.
lumhi celebrated their victory by firing
salute back of the White House
grounds. Fifty-two rounds were fred.
THE Canadian Cabinet Council after
due consideration decided that Birch
all should be executed. The Cabi-
net was unanimous in it's opinion
rs 20 the guilt of Birchall and conse-
quent,y decided that the law should
take its course.
CHANCELLOR VoN CArEIvI. of Ger
many. arrived al Milan, Italy. and was
met by Premier Crispi. The two were
together all day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. G. OREiLLY, who bought Han
over at the Dwyer sale for SIS, SOC. sold