The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-02-04

The fatalities by SAe mine exp1bsion
1t Mammoth, Pa. proved greater than
expected on receipt Of the first intelli.
gence. At least $50 miners lost their
lives.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT denies the 10.
port of the purchase of several Michi-
gan iron mines by the Vanderbilts.
GENERAL MILES says that the re-
moval of thirty Indian outlaws to Fort
Sheridan was merely a precautionary
measure.
The United States naval exhibit at
the Worlds Fair will represent full
sized battle ship. with guns, turrets,
torpedoes and q full corps of officers.
The Roman Catholic Anti-Slavery So
ciety of Europe will hold a general
meeting in Brussels to consider the
present condition of the African slave
trade and particularly the Red sea traf-
fic in children for harems.
CHICAGO was chosen for next place Of
meeting of the National Farmers ALI
ance. John H. Powers, of Nebraska,
was elected president The National
lecturer is George Lawrence, of Ohio.
The grand jury at St. Paul, Mimi,
has indicted Jay p. Davis and NJ. r.
Murnane for populations ca the city
treasury. Many thousands of dollars
are unaccounted for.
THREE lives were lost in destructive
fire at Cygnet. O., on the 3Oth. The
loss was $50. 900 with little insurance.
SECRETARY NOBLE has issued an or
der which removes alleged Cherokee
employees from stone quarry of the
Strip. He says, whether they are Cher
okees or not, they have no right to quar-
~ stone.
LIEUTENANT ScHwArKA fell over the
s. airway of the Park Hotel, Mason City,
Ia, and was seriously if not fatally in
jured.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended January 90 num-
bered $50, compared with $50 the pre-
vious week and 291 the corresponding
week of last year.
PENNINGTON got his air ship afloat in
the Chicago Exposition building on the
30th, when it sailed about under the
control of the inventor, who was con-
siderably elated.
WILLIAM H. BUTNER and William d.
Hughes, convicted of forging divorce
papers at New York. have been sem
fenced by Recorder Smyth, Hughes to
five years and Butner to seven years
at hard labor.
WALTER MURDOCH, of the Northern
Indiana penitentiary, has completely
cleared himself of the sensational
charges made by Governor Hovey.
DETAILS have been received of the
loss of 800 Chinese lives by the burning
of steamer on the Yangtse.
JAMES K. BoYcE, JR., & Co., the larg-
est dry goods firm in Butte, Mont, have
with SIPS, 900 assets and $780,
COO liabilities.
THE famous bleeding nun of Patro-
dine died at the Convent of the Concep-
ton, Guadalajuara. The Pope sent his
blessing to her death bed.
Mrs. LONG, of Bellaire, O., resented !
The whipping of her daughter by
school master in such forcible man.
ner that the teacher is in dangerous |
condition.
The safe in the Office of ex-Mayor
Roche at Chicago was blown open the |
other night and $1,000 in cash carried |
off by the robbers. The money was re-
ceived by the ex-mayor after banking
hours. How the thieves should be SO |
lucky as to select the particular even
ing is a mystery.
EIGHTEEN inches of snow have fallen
abot Mason City, Ia.
w. L. c. DENMoRE. prominent citizen
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, blew his brains
out. Cause, sickness.
ANDREW STRICKLAND, colored beat
his wife to death with brick in Jack
son, Tenn.