The Globe-republican., 1892-12-09
News Chow der.

Two NEW STArEs.-lt Is now argued by
those who favor an extra session of the new
congress that it is needed TO admit New Mex
leo and Arizona, with perhaps Utah, into the
union, thereby securing a control of the SEN
ate by the democrats which cannot be soon
changed.
ONE K1LED.-Oliver Yantis, one of the
Spearvllle bank robbers. was killed AZ Okla
homa while resisting arrest.
PERMITS DEHoRN1SG.- report of the
commission appointed by the Ontario gov
horning cattle, with view to determining
whether the practice Is humane, recon-
mends that the practice be permitted.
JEALoUs.-The Russian govern ment has
declined the offer of French sydicate to
finish the obstruction of the Siberian rail-
way, as no foreign capital or engineers will
be employed on the enterprise.
TIN WcaKs REsUME.-The London Daily
Telegraph announces that the Welsh tin
plate works have resumed operations after
suspension of three months, as the result of
American orders.
RUTH WEAVER MARRIEp.-Ruth Weaver,
daughter of General Weaver, late presiden-
tial candidate, was married at DeS Moines,
Ia, to Harvey Denny, of that city. The
wedding was witnessed only by friends of
the family.
STOCKS STEPPING SrONE.-Fred A. Stocks,
of Kansas, chief clerk of the treasury, has
been appointed by the president member
of the board of control of the governments
exhibit at the worlds far. In this position
he represents the treasury department.. as
the board Is composed of one representative
from each department.. He succeeds Cen
eral Nettleton, who represented this depart
ment on the board Until his resignation as
assistant secretary.
INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The total collections
of internal revenue for the first four months
of the present fiscal year were $56. 25s, O2O an
increase of 81 ,332, 752, compared with the
collections during the corresponding period
of the last fiscal year.
CANCERoUs.- William is said to
be suffering from cancer in the ear: n simi-
lar affection to the cancer in the throat of
which his father, Emperor Frederick, died.
CIRCULAT1oN.-The treasury departments
monthly circular shows an increase OF $S,-
$50, 81 in circulation within the past month,
and over S31, coo, 900 since December l, 1891.
DIED IN JAPAN.-A telegram from Toxic.
Japan, announces the death of Mary Allen
West, senior editor of the Union Signal, Or
gan of the w. c. L. L.
GENERAL HARRIsoN's FUTURE.-A gentle
man who is classed as close personal friend
of the president is authority for the state
ment that General Harrison will form law
partnership next March with Attorney Cen
eral Miller and others as advisory counsel,
appearing IN court only in very important
cases, and that he will spend several months
in European cities next year studying their
industrial conditions with view to writing
a book ON the subject.
A GOVERNOR INDICTED.-GovernorF Flower,
with other owners of property at Long Is
land City, has been indicted for maintain
ing a nuisance, IN the shape of swamp lands
and cesspools.
SHE Is DEAD.-Mrs. Rachel Fleming, of
st. Joseph, Mo-, the wealthy real estate
owner who was indicted by the grand jury
on the charge IF renting houses to immoral
characters, is dead, as the result of injuries
received in a runaway accident