The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-11-12
NEWS THE % WEEK
Cleaned BY Telegraph and Mail
.PERsONAL AND POLITICAL.

YHE prosecution o.. the 1tdCd 1Or VIC
lation of the neutrality laws ended il
a fizzle. Judge Ross ordering the jury
to return a verdict of not guilty.
THE Gillian congress has opened
Conservatives placed Adm. Mont in
nomination for the presidency.
TIMOTHY HEALY was publicly horse.
whipped in Dublin by Mr.. McDermott
a nephew of the late Mr. Parnell. be-
cause of his vicious attacks on Mrs
and Miss Parnel
AT democratic meeting in Grant
township, twenty miles from Boone,
Ia, a savage fight occurred between
democrats and republicans Knives
were drawn and Charles White was ia.
tally stabbed Fifteen participants
were arrested and the officers were after
more.
A BANQUET formally representative
of Berlin's public congratulations OF
Prof Helm boltz was given at the Kai-
serhof and was the occasion for a
unique gathering of leaders in German
science ard philosophy.
THE municipal council of Drogheda,
Ireland, ty a majority of has elected
motion to present an address to Mr..
John Dillon. At a meeting of the mu-
nicipal council of Waterford the mayor
refused to put motion that the coun-
Gil present an address to Messrs. Dillon
and O'Brien.
The Brazilian congress has resolved
that martial law be proclaimed and the
dictatorship re-established
MONsIGNoR PRESTON, a well known
dignitary of tho Roman Catholic
church, died at New York recently.
LATER returns give Mckinley plur-
atty of 200 over Campbell for gov
ernor of Ohio
THE plurality of Gov. Boies in Iowa
has been placed at s, 900, a gain of 1000
over two years ago. The alliance car
ried one county for governor, one for
representative and one for senator.
The republicans will have a clear ma
jority in the legislature.
THERE was savage fight during the
session of the National Irish federation
at Waterford, Ireland. Thirty dele
gates were thrown down and trampled
upon.
A NUMBER of ladies have decided to
present McDermott with a silver
mounted whip in recognition of hls as
sault on Timothy Healy.
EX-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND declares
that the election results show that
tariff reform is stronger than ever.
THE new Judges in Kansas are: Earle,
democrat; Humphrey, democrat; Mar
tin. Abbott, Reed, Stillwell. West and
Johnson, republicans, and Slime and
Bashore, alliance.
The Colorado returns indicate that
the republicans elected Helm to. the
supreme court and carried all but two
counties.
MR. Flowers plurality in New York
is "a. 334. The legislature is very close
and may be a tie on joint ballot. 49,,
Gov. RUSSELL, of Massachusetts,, was
reelected by 5,429 votes The rest of
the state ticket and the legislature
were republican.
THE New York presbytery has de-
cided to drop the Briggs heresA case.
IN Nebraska the alliance candidates
were beaten by about 1000. In Omaha
President Cannon, of the Irish national
league, was showed under for county
Office.
ACCORDING to late returns from Iowa,
the democrats elected Boies by 5000
and the rest of their state ticket by s.
600 and secured the senate.
New YoRK's legislature is probably
by three majority on joint
ballot
ADM. JEoRG MoNrr, commander of
the junta's navy in the recent war, has
been elected president of Chilli
PRESIDENT FoNsEcA, of Brazil, has
dissolved the congress of that country
and issued call for another election.
Rio Janeiro has been placed under
martial law. Imperialist plots are
OFFICERS Of British war ship charge
the officers of the United States war
ship Baltimore with having virtually
acted as spies for Balmaceda
A PLOT to assassinate Gen. Canto, the
Chifian congressionalistm military leader.
is reported.
CHARLES MORTON STEWART has been
elected president of the board of
trustees of Johns Hopkins university,
Baltimore, in place of Judge George
w. Dobbin, deceased.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY TRACY has
received resolutions of the national
civil service reform league indorsing
his course in making the navy yard
workmen non-political.
THE republican league has advices
that ten counties of Kansas were car
ried solidly by the peoples party, forty
nine solidly by the republicans and the
others divided. a. = = .'.'
SENATOR SHERMAN considers the re-
suit Of the Ohio election rebuke to
free silver advocates He believes the
silver question will be the great issue
in the next presidential campaign
THE election in Cork came. off on
the 9th. The result was not inn
mediate1y published. It was believed
the McCarthyite candidate was elected.
Correspondence concerning the re-
cent troubles in San Salvador i made
public. Itshows that President Ezeta
- as ge0er0usito foes .f'-1s1a-4 ii&1ii .if-
A LErrRH, from Officer Beniamin w.