The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-11-11
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The unemployed workingmen of London
have decided tina. they will march barefoo,ed
through the streets on three different days.
The strike of the draymen and warehouse
men in New Orleans. Is assuming serious
proportions, and every labor org nizatlon
IN the city is threatening TO call OUT It's men.
The ". c. T. T.. at the Denver meeting,
reelected Frances E Willard. president;
Mrs. Buell. was elected CORRESPONDING Secre-
tary, Miss PuGh. treasurer, and MIS-. WOOL
bridge, recording secretary.
At Youkers, y. y. two deputies arrested
Charles Augustus Showers. a young forEer,
who has in the las, three months. according
to his own confession. obtained from BANKS
all over the country at least $'o,uU.
Cholera continues undated in Buda Pesth.
Genial ]. Q. Paddock. who took a course
at ElIiott's Business College, Burlington. la,
Is now manager for the Armour facAinS So's
Wilmington. y. {.
Fire at ST. Paul, Mimi. in Smith, Far,
we'll Il Cos six-story instailmene houSenolu
Goods establishment. Quilted the two upper
stories. causing loss to stock and building
of $40. 600, on which there was So,oJo IN
Surance.
One person was killed and eighteen
wounded seven miles from Galveston, lex,
by violent wiudSto-m. whlch swept across
the country rom west 10 east The devaS-
tated track was less than 100 miles III width
ana mile IN length.
W. q. Peters returned from the Panhan-
de of Texas and says nearly everything IS
| out of that section that l. To come TINS sea-
! son. Some few los of cows are yet to come
| 10 market, but he could learn OF no steer
| shipments o. note still back.
VII. Sims. the young negro who was re-
1 -asr--a3 IrrI the Kansas
Medical college At Topeka. will bring suit
| against the faculty of the college for so.Cop
! Sims SAYS he was admitted once and then
| expelled because he is negro.
The new California limited express. which
! was announced to begin service on the Atch-
ison road November Il, his been postponed,
| as the arrangements for Its Iuauguratlon
| cannot re completed by that time. The fast
train will be put Oh at later date not yet
| fixed.
The indications are that the winter hog
market Will be an active and high one.
| There seems TO be a scarcity of hogs through
| ont the west and there are those IN the trade
| who think the winter packing IN the west
Will fall near 100000 hogs short OF last
seasons.
The Schuylkill. Pa. coal exchange. IN cal
culating the wages and hours of the miners
of the Schuykill region for the last hail OF
October and the first half OF November. have
fixed the rate at per cent above ttse S-So
basis. This is an advance of per cent over
last months wages.
Diego Xermines. a Spaniard, more than
100 wears of age. died at PhnniS, A. L. He
was a participant in all the Mexican revolu-
tons since 1924. and at one time had a colo
, nei's commission. After the treaty OF Gaud-
aloupe Hidalgo. he was bani.hed from Mex.
ico, and spent the remainder of his eventfui
l II hny
Everyone agrees that the run of range cat
tie for this season is rapidly drawing to
close and that from this forward buyers
must look more to natives for their supplies
| 1t is said New Mexico and Arizona have nc
more cattle to come, and the COLORADO
rauchmen who have been in the past wees
, report but few cattle back IN their neIghoor
| hood.
II * almost certain that the steamer re-
, ported foundered north of the North Manit l
1 islands, at the foot of Lake Michigan. Is thu
! big steel steamer W: L. Gilcher, owned II
/ Cleveland Inc Gilcher is one Of the larSes
steamers on the lakes, and the largest on,
ever built in Cleveland. She was ratsc
r arnc1g the big carriers nd has several bls
cargo records.
: Itisnow evident in spite of all denials
: that the pope l. not well. Audiences VIII
= him have for some time been suspended, an'
. no special encouragement Is gwen 10 thoo'
who are IN Rome awaiting an opportunity I,
see him as u the time when audiences WI
again be resumed. The advanced age OF IN
holiness is warrant for great anxiety on IN
part of the church.
The indications are that Cleveland L
elected by clear majority IN the e.ectora
o college. He has apparently won the 30 cleo
toral votes of New York, the % OF Illinois
/ the Q of New Jersey and the Is of Indian
IN addition to i59 from the solid south. hav
| ing 23i votes. or IL more than the necessar.
: majority. The returns are so incomplete
to make it impossible to give any dehnit
1 result.