The Globe-republican., 1892-03-10
LATEST NEWS.
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Hurried Readers.

Neal Dow, who Is nearly 50 years old, has
lust recovered from an attack of the grip.
Noah Porter vice president of Yale college,
dead, aged 81. He was a voluminous au-
.hor and was admittedly one of the most
scholarly of American metaphysicians.
A German count, whose family ranks high
IN Prussian nobility, has just been discharged
from the Nebraska penitentiary after three
years service on a five years sentence for
forgery.
The town of Harvey, IN the Sa, and Fox
country, which was looted by band of out
laws six weeks ago, has again been visited oy
The same gang, who robbed the postofflce ana
hen set fire to the building.
Representative John Kendall. of Kentucky,
lied in Washington, Tuesday, from apopleIy.
The Minneapolis Mimi Journal states
that the binding Irvine trust will advanne the
price for next season. The profits of the
trust last year were 81, 400, go, and increased
profits are expected next year.
c. ". Budd. of Des Moines. defeated Cham
pion E. D. Fulford, of Philadelphia, in
shooting match at Chicago. for 500 side.
The conditions were 100 birds each. American
association rules. Budd killed %, Fulford, 81.
The total population of Brooklyn. \. Y.
according to the late census returns, with
the exception of one district, is $685. 1888. The
missing district viii probably bring it up to
$4,000. The federal census for 1880 was
SO6, $40.
Senator Hill, of New York, has, it is said,
refused salary as senator for any time prior
to the date he was sworn in. Janu .ry I; al
though the books of the secretary Of the sen
ate show a credit to tn, senator from March
4, 1891.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. PETER, Jr., of Cofeyville, Kan, who
are spending the winter at Washington. Mr..
PETER is now private secretary for his father
and was formerly publisher of the Cofeyville
Journal.
Thomas E. Rawlings, joint freight agent of
the Missouri Pacific and Hannibal st. Joe
roads, at St. Joseph, Mo-. has been discharged,
being charged with drawing more money in
pay checks to his under helpers than the men
received.
". B. Myers. of Carthage, Mo-. and presi-
dent of an artificial gas company. will shortly
make formal proposition to the Atchison
city council, agreeing to light the city free OF
charge if given permission to lay pipes In
the streets of Atchson.
Ten boxes of giant powder caught fire and
burned without exploding. in the American
Nettie mine at Ouray, Colorado. There were
100 men in the mine at the time, and II the
powder had exploded a great loss OF lie
would have been the result.
By dynamite explosion at North Grove,
Indiana, q small town south of Peru, the only
saloon in the city was blown to atoms. For
two wears past the temperance element has
been trying to have the saloon moved and
the feeling was very bitter against 1t.
Awreck on the Baltimore & Ohio. near
ClarksburR. w. Va, injured fifteen people,
two probably fatally. An axle on the driving
wheel broke and fell under the train and
threw the solid vestibule train, except the
sleeper, against stone embankment.
The Guatemalan consul general at New
York has received this dispatch: The ma
tional assembly has declared elected Genera!
Reyna Barrios as constitutional president OF
the republic. Perfect peace and tranquility
reipns throughout the whole country.
meeting was called of members of the
Missouri legislature who favored rebuilding
the state university at some new location, ana
a large majority of members attended. The
demonstration of their numbers seemed to
satisfy them, as they took no formal action.
In spite of the immensely of the building
PROVIDED the OlSpldy az VIC "otAN .ntb,
it has been necessary to enlarge it. Chief
Ives says that two foreign nations alone have
asked for as much space as the great building
affords, leaving nothing for the rest OF the
world.
Senior Mont, the Gillian minister, has in
formed the secretary of state that in canse-
ouence of his election as deputy for Pcturia,
in the provence of Aconega, he will soon re-
linquish his present diplomatic position, but
that he will probably remain In Washington
until his successor shall have been appointed.
Four men were killed and six wounded by
q boiler explosion in H. c. Farrell's saw mill
at Eongview, Texas. Heavy iron and tim
bers weighing 500 pounds were hurled over
2,CO0 yards. The conclusion broke windows
and stopped clocks for miles around the
scene. The explosion was heard fifteen miles
away.
At New Orleans fifteen persons. officers
and employees of the Louisiana State Lottery
company, indicted by the grand jury for
alleged violation of the antilottery postal
law, were arraigneo before Commissioners
Wright and placed under bonds OF $aU each
to appear at the next term of the circuit court
at Trenton, N. ].
The British steamship, Missouri, which is
going to take the grain Offering OF the bOun-
tiful west to the sufferers from famine In
Russia, arrived IN New York from Philasel-
phia and was towed free of charge to the foot
of Twenty-seventh street, where she remains
also free of charge until she completes her
cargo and takes in additional coal.
Action will be taken at Brussels to prevent
Belgian mine owners from exporting their
product to England, and thus aid in the de-
feat of the English miners who, on March Il,
will cease work for fortnight. their object
being to so restrict the output as to cause the
consumers to pay better prices and thus at
ford the mine owners no excuse to carry INTO
effect their contemplated reduction IN wages.