The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-12-17
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At Cenaioharie. n. T.. Governor Stsarns.
the residence of his wife's mother.
President Hyppolite. Of Hayti. has declared
which also reaches that class Who were in
prison, setting them all at liberty.
Governor Hoeg. of Texas. has offered q r.
ward OF 500 for each OF the men Who re.
Gently tarred and feathered ]. Il. Dean. tho
alleged correspondent Of the Kansas City Sun.
Seventy- three miners lot their hives in tho
coal pits OF St Etieune. France. IL Was .
fete day and but q small numoer, compare
lively. of men wefe at work at the time OF
the gas explosion.
Longs are squeezing shorts m the grain
markets with December corn.
The greater Fart of the business portion OF
Ar:more, l. T., and twenty-five residences
have been burned.
A dispatch from Vla6ivostock. Russia, says
thieves have robbed the government treas
ury there of $4,000. The thieves entered
ana escaped from the treasury by means OK
an underground passage.
News comes from San Francisco that the
relatives of Mrs. G. {. Williams, a widow
worth $75G, 900, are fearful that she has been
H. W. Abbott, a spiritualist.
The congregation of Monaghan missions
at Schent have received news confirming the
massacred IN the Patton district, and that ali
the Europeans there escaped.
At Single Springs CAL, wens-Fargo
exptess office was robbed at night by two
masked men. who compelled the agent TO
give up the key of the safe. They got only
q watch and $50 in money.
The boiler of the Otterville, Mo-. sawma
burst, killing Henry Jennings and Sterling
COe. The building was torn to pieces and
the plant entirely destroyed. The mill was
known IS the Chairman sawmill.
A barn on tho dairy farm of Jacob Kicker,
in Nittany valley. Pa, was burned, with lt0
coutents. including seventeen cows, hvo
horses. three colts, 200 bushels of wheat, forty
tons of hay and 1,SOO bushels of corn.
A collision occurred at Mountain Glen,
near Murphysboro, ILL.,, on the Mobile d
Ohio road. between a freight train and con-
struction train. Three persons were killed
and nine injured, one of them fatally.
Governor HogR. of Texas, has stated that
it ia his purpose to call an extra session of the
Texas legislature in the spring. The friends
of Mr.. Mills are active in promotion OF ms
election to the United States senate at that
time
Louisville. Ky.. has had another awful fro
and explosion, the loss of lives numbering
fourteen AMI the injured a greater number.
both lists including some firemen. In one OF
the buildings destroyed were forty girls at
work wrapping candy.
Senator Gallinger, of New Hampshire.
has introduced a bill, Mandatory upon every
official of the United States to at once dis
charge every person who Is not a citizen oy
nativity or who has not fully completed his
naturalization; end hereafter to employ none
such.
The New York Mail and Express publishes
a rumor that Mr.. Blaine has formulated q let
ter to be made public holiday week. in which
he souarely refuses to be a candidate before
the Minneapolis convention next June; and
emphatically favorinG the renominatiOn of
President Harrison.
Edward NJ. Field has been taken out of
private asylum for the insane on warrant,
on q charge of larceny: thus will the ques-
ton of his insanity be duly adjudicated. The
district attorney asserts that no man charged
with crime can avoid prosecution by being
confined in private insane asylum.
An exploring expedition in southwestern
Mexico, looking for pass Tor railroad to
the Pacific coast. report finding in the noun
tains a city of Aztecs not before known. Tho
explorer was not permitted to pass through
the canon, the only route of access, but was
blindfolded placed on a mule. and after n
three days journey was left on the oceans
shore.