The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-09-09
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Hurried Readers.
The dead from cholera at quarantine m
| the lower bay of New York barber, are being
cremated.
e. S. marshals are arresting Texan deprs-
| dators upon the timber OF Oklahoma terri
| tory.
George William Curtis, principal editor Of
Harpcrs Weekly, died August 81, aged g.
OF late years Mr.. Curtis has been noted -
the head Of the civil service reform move
ment.
At Independence. Ia, August 81, on kite
shaped track and in the presence of 5000
people, Nancy Hanks trotted mile in 2:O61,
beating her own time, 2:O.h, made at Chi
cago two weeks ago.
Anderson. Indiana, has many mad dogs,
and over a dozen people have been bitten.
The excitement is terrible.
The steamer Saale carried 8, 500, 900 gold,
,45O, 900 ounces of silver and 15,UO Nexl-
can dollars to Europe.
The third explosion within three years has
occurred in one of Rothschild's coal mines
at Bororage, Belgium. The first IN 1859,
killed 123: the second. last May, killing 122:
the last killed IS and wounded nine.
Hotel Belmont at Sulphur Springs, n. c.,
is burned. Many guests were in the hotel.
but all escaped without injury, though many
lost personal property. The hotel cost over
$lOO, 200 end was owned by northern CAPT.
talists.
moonshiuers camp, with its still and
stock of sour m ash. has been found between
Liberty and kearney. Clay county, Mo.
James Reynolds. the old he one of the con-
Germ, was captured, his pals escaping.
Small notes to the amount of 100000
were shipped to various places lie the coun-
try by the treasury department up to the end
OF August, to facilitate the movement OF
crops.
Gnadalajara. one of the principal cities Of
Mexico, has scarcely passed a day IN three
months without an earthquake. The NUM-
cipal and state buildings there were among
the most elegant and substantial in Mexico,
but are now dangerous to occupantsL
Pittsburg and Homestead strikers. out of
Carnegie mills, a small squad of them. fro
quently go back to work. In one of the
mills negro puddlers have been put to work,
which enrages the strikers almost to des-
peratou.
The Kansas City Journal made the first
publication of great sensation in southern
Kansas. 1t devoteS page of space to tell
ing how the mu-dererS of cattlemeu Gibson
and Frazier near Sedan IL $50. have been
ferreted out and are being arrested.
1t is said that several roads have been fro
zen out of their already contracted u. A. X.
business by the refusal OF the Pullman COM
pany to furnish tourist cars to lines other
than these having standing contract for
this kind of a car.
Another attempt 10 hold up n passenger
train was made at Lees Summit, Mo-, but
was failure as freight train was running
on the passengers time. the latter being de-
layei. When the ru;tians found they had
stopped freight tram, they left.
President Harrison visited Whitelaw Reid
at his country home. Chairman Carter and
other members of the national COMMITTEES,
together with Senator Plat of New York.
spent the day with the two national candi-
dates.
Two hundred policemen in fourteen pa
troll wagons raIdrd the Garfield race track,
Chicago. during the progress OF the races.
One hundred and sixty people were arrested,
including twenty-gve bookmakers and near
ly as many jockeys.
Secretary of the treasury, Foster. and
Surgeon General Hamilton visited the
quarantine stations at New York harbor, aud
the secretary congratulated DR.. Jenkins. of
the local board of health, for thu extent and
etfcting of the work he Is accomplishing.
Four weeks ago the Wabash killed five of
its men while engaged IN repairing a culvert
at kellers, Ind, by a wreck. Last week an
attorney for the road visited the late homes
of each Of the victims and left a check fer
5000. No: even a receipt was taken OK
asked.
Commissioner Morgan of the Indian
bureau and Delegate Harvey of Oklahoma,
have closed bargain by which the govern
ment ID to pay school DISTRICTS $40 quarter
for the schooling of Indian pupils. This 10
upon the ground that Indians lands are not
subject TO taxation for twenty-five years.
The Interior department IS pushing tins
departmental work required to enable it to
open the Wichita and kickapoo reservations
to settlement as soon as congress PROVIDES
foS the same. The work of allotment OF
lands to the Indians will be proceeded with
at once, under the act of ISL
Mrs John A. Logan. chairman Of the TO
tunda committee, has invited Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs. Morton, the ladies of the cabinet OH
GERS families. Mrs. L. 5. Grant ard Clara
Barton 10 assist her in receiving at the Grand
Army entertainment IN the capitol az WASH
ington, September -.
Surgeon General Wyrnan of the Marine
hospital service is unable TO meet all require
ments of cholera emergency. At Galveston
alone 300 should be expended at once tn
make effective the appliances and arrange
ments to head of the dread disease. Con-
gress reduced the appropriations reported by
the bureau SO 600 below what the bureau
submitted as necessary for efficiency of tha
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