The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-03-17
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S19STIo0 H0009r9
At Deniscn, Texas, a compress belonging
% the II. f. i T. burned, With abOu: SD
bales of cotton and twenty box cars.
Kansas City, parties ha-e advices from the
City of Mexicothat the Mexican government.
has decioed to admit American corn free of
duty after March Is
Secretary Gresham told the Hawaiian
that the treaty had been with
drawn for consideration. and intlmated that
he might desire some information from them
The situation IN HAWAII.
Seven tank cars filled with ocean water
have been transported to Chicago for use or
the display to be made by the United States
fish commission. TIE ocean fish for tho ex-
hiolt are also on the way.
The ex-o.fice holders arc leaving Wash
ingtoa, having become convinced that the
president wants new deal.
Secretary of Agriculture Morton has an
nounced that he would retain all efficient
emplsIss of the department.. as he wishes to
make i as efficient as 1t can Do made
The United States senate will work out
the problem of the night to seats therein of
parties appointed by governors. In states IN
which tho legislatures failed to elect. viz:
Montana, Wyoming and Washington
After taking lOl joint ballots. the Wash
mxtou legislature adjourned sine die, With
out choosing a United states senator. 1t -
probable that Governor McGraw Will ap-
point Senator Allen to succeed himself.
Governo< Hoeg has placed before the
Texas legislature a proclamation masking
grave charges Of corruption against federal
court agents in connection with the Hous-
Postmaster General Bsse'l says that it is
the presidents direction that editors shall
not be made possmasters: the reason given
being that their newspapers will lose infiu-
ence by reason of their being office holders
Hugh F. Dempsey, district master work
maa OF the knights of Labor, and Robert
]. Beatty, convicted of the Homestead pois-
oninSs, have been taken to the penitentiary
to serve their sentences OF seven years each
Tho California Legislature 60. mad at the
Sacramento papers and at once passed a
Joint resolution by the required two-thirds
vote i'm each house, to submit to the people
a proposition to remove the capital TO San
Jose.
Rev. DR.. Andrew p. Peabody. for thirty
two years connected with the faculty OF
Harvard college a college preacher and
professor Of moral philosophy. died after
several weeks illness, resulting from a
fall.
4 In the opinion delivered by Justice Blatch-
ford, in the case of the striking Cpur
d Aleae miners in Idaho against the ulted
States the court decided IN favor OF the
miners and directed the indictment against
them to be quashed.
Pope Leo is cratitiei by the offer OF
American Catholics to give to Mons'9no
Satolli residence in Washington as pre-
sent in honor of the pODe's episcopal Judi
lee and his holiness will send has benedic-
ton to the donors.
A Guthrie special says: Hundreds OF ad-
dit,ons to the hosts of Cherokee strip hons
seekers have been made in the last week. 1t
n the general feeling that tho lands Will Do
thrown open by fall and In consequence
there Is generally buOyant feeling.
CHICAGO swltchmen will remain at work
for the present ut least This decision was
reached at a meeting of the grievance com
mittee. Every one of the thirty-two Chi-
caoo roads was paesent. and q majority OF
the members voted against ordering
strike.
Banks at Denver ald Chicago and Other
| trade centers have offered the secretary o.
| the treasury $1,000. 900 gold for So. $40 and
| $50 treasury notes. The improved feeins
/
| that an issue of bonds will not become nee
| essary.
It is intimated that President Cleveland
| will send commissioners to Honolulu VIII
| powers to negotiate treaty with the provis
| ional government, which. while g1vins
| America supremacy over the islands, TIM
| government will not incur all the RESPONSE
| bilities of annexation.
I;cbt.nwarfh a VILLAGE in lower Austria
| has been swept away by thunder storm
| Twelve houses were struck by lightning. i've
| persons were killed by lightning IN the
| streets, and seven were burned IN thei
houses. Many others were killed by fall
ing buildings and drowned in the Hood.
| A suit is being prepared for the Unitet
States supreme court, IN the name OF TN
| attorney general of Illinois. asking that al
| Injunction be granted re.tralnin9the world
| fair commission from interfering amend
| ing or altering the action of the ooard
/ the Worlds Columbian exposition IN re2afI
to Sunday closing.
| tine of the most destructive hires IN tn
| history of Boston since the famous one o
| Thanksgiving day. 1883, and IN the sam,
| district. broke out shortly after o'ciocs
| Friday afternoon. consuming property val
| ued at 8, &c., 900. destroying many human
| lives and manned at least thirty persons
some of whom will die of their Injuries
Acting under the terms of the resolution
a1onted by the legislature of Maine, Gen
| erai CIeayes has written Mrs James U
| Blaine. requesting permission for tines tau
| officials to remove the remains OF her 'at'
husband from Oak Hill cemetery, IN wash
ingtou. d. G., to Augusta, Ne. Mrs blaln
has not yet made any reply to the reques
| of the governor.