The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-07-30

AT Ghent, seven mueS iEoIA Ne1suoAA
MINI. two lives were lost In recent
storm.
THE Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany has purchased the New Brunswick
line, thus securing . connection to the
Atlantic ocean.
FEE in Fairville, n. Y, destroyed
the opera house and a number OF small
stores The loss was $50, 600; insurance.
S25, 900.
Two men were killed and several
barns and fire alarm boxes and tele-
phones in Shebcygan, Wis. burned BY
lightning recently.
SECRETARY HARRIS of the North Dar
kota Railroad Commission, denounces
as false the report that North Dakota
elevators will refuse to store grain this
year.
THE Secretary Of the Treasury has
purchased Sc, $50, 600 per cents at prices
ranging from l224@124. and 1882, SOC
AIS at 1os4@1os1s.
A MYSTERIOUS explosion occurred in
Billiards. boarding house at Savannah.
Ga, the other night The house col
lapsed and three persons were killed
and six injured
Two men were blown to pieces by an
explosion in the corning mill of the Laf-
lin & Rand powder works near Paterson.
n.
THE Government inspectors have Sc
cured the names of 214 persons who
were on board the ill fated steamer Sea
Wing, which was wrecked on Lake
Pepin. The steamer and barge were
allowed by law to carry only ITS persons
The penalty for violating the law is
severe.
A COMBINE of all the principal label
printing houses in the country has been
formed and will be controlled by Hynes,
Ketchum & Co, Brooklyn, N. Y.
A SENSATION was created at Butte,
Mont. by the filing of the will of the
late Judge A. j. Davis The document,
which was dated in Iowa in 1885, makes
his brother John Davis sole heir. An
nuities are also given to two illegitimate
children. The estate is valued at &c.
600, COO.
A HORRIBLE case of cannibalism is re-
ported from Cairo, Egypt A negress
employed as nurse, apparently seized
with sudden recurrence of savage in
stincts, killed two children of her en-
ployer and devoured their bodies.
A TERRIFIC thunder storm is reported
from jackson valley, Nevada. Rocks
were upheaved. sand thrown hundred
feet in the air, trees torn up and the
ground rent ten feet deep. Two Piute
Indians and several animals are re-
ported to have been killed. The thun-
dercloud was about an acre in area.
THE crops throughout France, except
in one section east of the Rhone, have
been destroyed by incessant rains.
Official reports from the great wheat
district of LaBasque state that the crop
is rotting. The losses are estimated at
500, OOO, 900 francs.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended July "a num-
bered 1879, compared with 207 the previ-
Gus week and 216 the corresponding
week of last year. Business was re-
ported improving.
IT is officially stated that seventy fatal
cases of Asiatic cholera have occurred
in Baku. Russia, and vicinity. The heat
in the vicinity is intense.
BRAKEMAN WILLIAM HIBLER was
killed near Bloomington. Ind, recently.
Conductor Arnold of the train has been
arrested on charge of having thrown
Hibler from the train
A BAND of Arnauts recently made a
night attack upon the Montenegrin viii
lage RogmOre, many persons being muir
dered. The Arnauts plundered the viii
lage and then left. Afterward the band
was attacked by Turkish troops and
sixty Arnauts were killed and MANY
Others wounded.