The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-09-10

18th of September. continuing over Sun
day. All christian people in the city
and county and especially the pastors.
are invited to attend. d
Last Monday night the .Phenix Club
held an election of officers which resulted
as follows: DIR. o. H. Simpson. president;
H. juneau, vice president; J. W. Guynn,
secretary; Chas. G. Sampson. treasurer.
The club has somewhat increased its
membership lately and is in a prosper
Gus condition.
On Tuesday evening. September I'd,
Mr.. William Crawford and Miss Katie
Kreigh were married ut the residence of
the brides parents. near johnson City,
Kansas. They returned to Dodge City.
and on Friday evening were rendered a
reception at the residence of J. H. Craw-
ford, father of the groom, south of the
river, which was attended by number
of friends of the contracting parties.
They are now occupying rooms in the
Mcintyre house, on Fifth avenue. Both
parties are we'll and favorably known in
our city. having been residents for a
number of years. The bride is a most
estimable lady; she is an accomplished
music teacher. and for several years
played the organ in the Methodist church
of which both are members. Mr.. Craw-
ford is prosperous merchant, being as
ISOLATED with l.. X. Mcintyre in the gro
Gerry business. The CONSTITUENCIES
extends congratulations.
w. f. Dean left Monday night for
Pueblo. Colorado, where he in company
with Mr.. J. w. Guynn of this place and
Geo. w. Wright. of Pueblo, have opened
produce and commission business,
under the name of Dean. Guynn 4
Wright. Mr.. Guynn does not expect to
leave bis present situation rs cashier Of
the Merchants State Bank, nor absent
himself from our city on account of this
enterprise. But Mr.. MurdOck, his for
mer partner ut Ingalls,, will represent his
interests at the 6rm's headquarters. They
expect to do a general commission bust
ness, making Il specially offarm produce,
dairy products and poultry. We can be-
speak for them now no small patronage
from this locality. since the members of
the firm are so well known aud highly
respected here where they have been in
business for Il number of years. We can
heartily recommend them to the people
of Pueblo. and send with them our best
wishes.
When officers of the law are threat
ened and assaulted openly on the streets
for the performance of their duties it is
time the law-abiding citizens speak out
in no uncertain way against such law
lessness and ruffianism. Monday morn
ing County Attorney Madison issued
subpGnas for number to appear before
him and testify in regard to violations of
the liquor law. On that evening the
county attorney was met by Nelson
Wright and Frank Riney. two of those
subp9naed, who commenced to remon-
strate. and while his back was turned
slightly, Wright struck him at the base
of the brain telling him to the ground
and then proceeded to beat him. Just
then number of other tOughs came up,
but Sheriff Bell, who happened to be in
an adjacent building prevented any fur
Their rough handling. The subpoena
matter was only made as pretext for
the assault. The joints are all closed
and those who have been operating them
are in fair way to pay the penalty; and
there appears to have been a conspiracy
among them to put the county attorney
in a condition where he could not prose-
cute them. at this term. anyway. In
dixnation is running high among the
citizens and feeling of sympathy for
Mr.. Madison and determination to see
the guilty punished. is freely expressed.
Worth Remembering.
Texas is a big state, and if you wish to
gain some idea of its vastness. the har-
vest excursions on September 8 and .,
and October IA, via the Santa Fe Route,
will afford the desired chance.
Tickets good 30 days. Stopovers al
lowed south of Arkansas City. Rate,
one fare for round trip.
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