The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-09-17

An Indian near Paso del Norte fast
ened his two children in box to keep
them from stealing fruit They died
The stage from Champion to Butte.
Mont, was robbed by lone highway
man recently.
THE mine owners about Altoona, Pa.
have given away entirely to the de-
mands of the men.
The next session of the great council
of Red Men of the United States will
be held at Cleveland, O.
An engine and six cars OF a freight
train were wrecked north OF Little Rock,
Ark, and Brakeman Half and Fireman
Rogers killed.
AT Cincinnati an engine with lum-
Der car and one or two other cars on the
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern road,
ran away down grade. The lumber
car struck an engine and crushed to
death William Howard, who was beneath
the engine cleaning it.
The hosting of an American flag at
the Toronto. Can. Exposition caused
some trouble. The matter was referred
to the directors
HERR KRUPP, son of the German gun
maker, is at Ottawa, Ont, testing the
quality and quantity of ore produced by
Sudbury nickel and copper mines west
of that city. He is in search of nickel
to be used in the manufacture of a new
gun metal.
IT is learned that the recent burning
of brewery in Frankfort Germany.
with serious loss of life was the work OF
q discharged workman. After setting
fire to the building he opened the
valves allowing 5000 barrels of liquor
to food the place.
THERE was disastrous wreck on the
New York Central sixteen miles below
Albany on the night of the 18th. Two
engineers, a fireman and brakeman
were killed and three others wounded.
The wreck took fire.
1T is stated that the peace alliance
among the powers has been extended
until 1897.
By an explosion in a mine at Laedr-
burg. Germany, twenty miners were en-
tombed.
In New York City James Kennedy
has formally adopted the Jewish reli
gion in order to marry Lizzie Isaacs.
THE troops which left Boise City,
IDAHO on the 18th have arrived at
point where the Indians are reported
uneasy.
BUSINESS failures Dun's report) for
the seven days ended September l I num-
bered 1913, compared with 2O3 the previ-
Gus week and 1913 the corresponding
week of last year. The only disturbing
element in trade observable was the
tightness of the money market
FURTHER frauds in the St Paul, Mimi,
census have been discovered, among
them the enumeration of 257 persons in
the Catholic parochial school building.
the revision showing no one living
there.
The President has issued orders to
raise the price for outstanding four per
cent bonds from 1.24 to l. 25 for the pur-
pose of relieving the money market
A VERY perceptible earthquake shock
was experienced in Santa Fe, n. NJ,
early on the morning of the 18th. 1t
was of about three seconds duration.
II was reported that lava was seen gush-
ing from the extinct volcanoes in the
neigh borhood of Santa Fe.
THE Census Office announces the count
of the populations of the following cities:
Mankato. Mimi, S,SO5, increase 1885;
Winona, Mimi, 1S2OS, increase 5000;
Virginia City, New, 6. 1877. decrease A.
$50; Carson City 1850, decrease 149;
Denver, Col, 1O6, go. increase 71,O41.
w. w. FINLEY, chairman of the Trans
missouri Freight Association, whose
headquarters are at Kansas City, has
been chosen to succeed j. F. Goddard,
chairman of the Western Passenger As
Soci alton