The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-11-18

We had few fakes Of snow fall las
Wednesday evening, giving hint tha
winterls approaching.
Lloyd Evans, of the Military school at
Salina. is home on sick leave. He i:
able to be: about, but looks pale and in
teresting.
W. c. Shinn received his first car OF
Canon coal Yesterday. He will endeayOl
to keep a constant supply on hand here
after.
A new weather prophet in Iowa pre-
diets mild winter on account of the
moon being at the extreme sothern por-
ton of its circuit.
/ An important cOnclave of Catholic
prelates is being held in New York CITY
this week. His Eminance. Cardinal
Gibbons. presides. 1t is the Annual
Council of Archbi,hops of the United
States.
The Dodge City school board held an
important meeting last week, in which.
among other important measures. it was
decided to prosecute all parents who
violate the law requiring compulsory at
tendance on public schools.
Il ~ vel hoe $,o-
from w. W. Munsell to take down and
remove from Pierceville to Ingalls, large
two-story building, to be used as bank
store building on first floor, and halls
and society quarters on the second floor.
am an applicant for the Dodge City
postoffice, subject to the approval of the
democracy of this community, and at the
proper time will take the necessary
prudent steps in that direction.
W. H. LYBRAND.
At the L. S. experimental station
fifty miles west of Dodge City, in Finney
county, near Garden City, seventy -four
tons of different kinds of grain have
been harvested and threshed. 1t in
cludes wheat, rye, oats, barley, jerusa-
lam and kaffer corn, all raised without
irrigation.
The De Lange-Rising comedy COM
pany rendered Tangled ups last even
ing at Kclly's Opera House. This comic
play, though light and superficial. is
highly amusing when properly rendered,
and the above company certainly made
hit, keeping the house in an almost
constant roar of laughter during the en-
tire entertainment.
Parties wanting to take stock to winter
will please leave word. giving number of
stock wanted, description of facilities for
taking care of same, together with price
and other particulars, with
p. II. SUGHRUE,
3-u Dodge City, Kas.
There is a strong probability that |
Gov-elect Lewelling is committed to the |
cause. He was the |
candidate of the fusion democratic con-
vention which declared against sump- i
tuary legislation, and during the last
week of the fight the German societies
throughout the State went over to him
en- masse.
The commissioners of Seward county |
have called an election to be held De-
Cember Sth for a relocation of the rOun-
ty seat. Liberal, the only railroad town
in the county, will be the principal OPP
ponent of Springfield, the present c0un-
ty seat. Springfield is Judge Botkin's
old town. Though near the border of |
the county, Liberal has a fair chance to
win.
S. l.. Harvey, assistant secretary OF the |
Peoples party campaign committee of
Kansas, this week. furnished the United |
Press with an interesting account of how |
they fixed up the fake ia have an at
tempted assassination of Jerry Simpson
and pelt Gen. Weavsr with decomposed |
hen fruit. Gen. Weaver says he was not
let into the game If there was anything
of that kind on foot.
Some OF our readers have the impress
sion that DR.. Z. A. Milton supplied Cat
.lifflo iIln.. of mod. !