The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-04-29

THE trainmen on the Indiana Midland
who went out on q strike hPve induced
every man on the road to Din them.
Wages are overdue.
F. HON. JOHN A. KAssoN, of Iowa, a
Baltimore states that it is no excuse TO,
che United States in the Italian matter
- represent that interior laws prevent
the government doing what it ought ia
do.
AS HENRY LOUIS was about to Sit
down in a saloon at Ottumwa- Ia, Paul
usen, a friend, drew the chair from un-
der him, causing him to fall heavily on
the floor. The shock was SO great as to
cause complete paralysis, from which
he failed to recover.
NELSON MORRIS, of Chicago, is build
ing private stock yards three acres in
extent by which he expects to escape
the Is cents yardage charge made by
the Union stock yards on cattle. The
stock yards company Will take the mat
ter into the courts.
LABcRERs at Gilbert, Hedges & Co. S
lumber yarSs at Burlington, Ia, drank
freely of water from an old we'll in the
vicinity and as a result of poison from
sewerage five of them are dead and
several others are not expected to live.
Col CELSIUS PRICE has returned to
St. Louis after a mysterious absence of
four years He refuses to talk of the
whereabouts of his two companions,
Quintius Price and DR.. j. C. Nidelet,
and speaks mystifyingly of some new
religion with which he seems possessed.
Gov. PERUVIAN, of the Creek nation,
has pardoned Sam G. Logan, the school
teacher sentenced to be shot April %
for the murder of Joseph Mcintosh
during quarrel
BRIG GEN. RUGER has taken COM
mand of the division of the Pacific.
Both houses of the Wisconsin legisla-
ture have passed a bill appropriating
$64, 900 for a worlds fair exhibit
FIRE in Wullwehr & Co.'S furniture
factory in Chicago caused 500, 900 dam
age.
THE plasterers of Minneapolis, Mimi,
have struck to force one employer to
raise wages.
THE Western wholesale sash. door
and blind association, which was formed
some weeks ago at Chicago, is said to
be defunct.
THE Cincinnati presbytery has adopt
ed report asking the general assembly
to take such action with reference to
the noted utterances of Prof. Charles
A. Briggs, of Union theological semin-
airy, as shall in its judgment be best
adapted to preserve the peace, purity
and prosperity of the church.
The street car strike at Detroit,
Mich, was attended with much rioting
on the 23d. The crowd succeeded in
stopping traffic, though many persons
were dubbed by police.
FRED FEssER, a farmer, was blown to
pieces near Bourbon, Ind. He was hold
ing basket of dynamite cartridges at
the time. watching stump 60 up.
Iowa Indians want their pay in cash
before taking lands in severalty.
DR. LoRIMER has presented his resig-
nation to the Emmanuel Baptist church
at Chicago. He will return to his c!35
charge, the fremont temple, Boston.
Miss PHGBE COUZINs will take her
worlds fair dispute before the treasury
department..
A. j. HUNT, who shot Private Miller,
was jailed at Walla Walla, Wash. On
the night of the cath the Jail was
assailed by $50 soldiers and Hunt
was shot to death. The guard fired at
the soldiers and it was reported several
were killed.
THE strike at jackson park, Chicago,
is over for the present and all the men
needed are at work.
The latest report from Harvey City,
S. D., is that great ledge of green
quartz with from to Z per cent. of
nickel has been found near there.
MANY of the Sioux Indians about
Chamberlain, S. D., are putting in fields
of grain this season.
Both houses of the Ohio legislature
have agreed to the Australian ballot
bill