The Globe-republican., 1893-09-01

race horses, left for the stiip last We'd
nesday.
Frank AppersOn, chief clerk in the
registers department of the L. S. land
office at Garden City. returned to the
farm a week or ten days ago. He will
join the raid on the strip.
A terrible wind storm ragged on the
Atlantic seaboard of the United States
from midnight until eight O clock last
morning. The tidal waves roll
led higher than ever before known.
The rite Of Baptism was administered
last sunday to three persons at ST. Cor
nelius Episcopal Church. \ large aud
fence witnessed the ceremony and every
one went away with new and lOftier
resolutions.
The alliance people don't seem to stand
in with the Santa Fe any better than
the GLOBE REPUBLICAN does. A men,
Der of the order informes US that the
company refuses to ship seed wheat for
farmers of that organization freight
free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham returned this
week from pleasure trip in the mount
aims of Colorado. Mr.. Wickham killed
ten deer. He returned to his engine Oh
the Santa Fee, much refreshed by junk
citing through fine evergreen forests of
Colorado.
Water is flowing into Frenchy's lake
from the big canal. AS recent rain
had already filled the lake it will not be
long in passing on down the canal, and
we shall not be surprised to see Crystal
lake near the college grounds oveaflow-
ing in few days.
The Rock Island route has made ar
engagements to haul seed wheat for in
digent farmers, upon recommendation
of the board of county commissioners
that the applicants are all right. This
will apply to members of the alliance. as
we'll as other needy farmers.
Rev. Waller. pastor of the Christian
church. has been east for some weeks.
during which the Baptists have been US
ing the church. Mr.. Waller will be back
in few days and resume his ministra-
tions. 1t is said Rev. \. G.. Collins will
divide the time with him on behalf of
the Baptists.
Rev. Robbins. now of the Macksville
circuit. has been appointed for this Cir
cult by the Free Methodist conference.
Rev. Helsel, who has labored with us
the past year will go to Macksville. He
will preach next Sunday evening, prob
ably his farewell sermon in Dodge City.
The atmosphere has begun to take on
the mantle of Indian summer, though
the plains and valleys are still bright
with the emerald hue of growing grass
es. Stock is rapidly taking on flesh from
the succulent and nutritious buffalo
grass.
The Santa Fe pay car has not yet put
in an appearance to liquidate July wage:
of employees. There are various conflict:
reported as to when this car will come
but no one knows anything about it
The delay is an important matter in
commercial circles of Dodge City, as il
means the distribution of about $4,000
in our midst.
In matters pertaining to the cleanli'
ness and economical welfare of the city
Mayor Chuck is rock-ribbed Nemesis
But he can show the big side of noble
generous heart when some poor homes
fellow is in the suds. as was exemplifiet
this week in his raising the dust t
prevent the foreclosure of chatte
mortgage on poor laboring mans team
DIR. :. j. Crumbine and wife returned
from Cincinnati. Ohio and the World
fair. He said it was so dry back Their
they coulnd't enjoy the trip much. Il
central Ohio creeks were dried up ant
pastures burned. so stock was suffering
Mrs. Crumbinc had arranged to remain
and visit awhile longer. but the heat ant
!. drouth made it so disagreeable she wa
glad TO get back, to the pleasant plain
and valleys of Kansas and enjoy tn
refreshing breezes as soon As possible.
A tramp, wild man or crazy man ha
been camping among the grape vines o.
the John Geodwine place for the pas
three or four days. He has . gun, an
threatens any one who comes near tn
vineyard. Mr.. Griffith is the tenant o
, the place, and yesterday sent in for a
. officer to go out and capture the mar
He said his daughter was badly fright
ened by the intruder pointing his gun a