The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-02-17
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Senator Helmick is the father of a scheme
to provide by Law to let all county Offices in
Kansas to the lowest bidder: except that of
county attorney, who has charge of the whole
shooting match.
Thomas Esmond, OF New York. vas hyp-
Noticed by an amaetur hypnotlst, in the
iatters room. Then the combined efforts
OF professor of hypnotism and q medical
doctor, failed TO rouse Esmord from bus
trance and it IS feared he will die.
Melvin Laughlin. whose dead body was ere
mated in the Big Four wreck at Pana- ILL.,.
ten days ago nth his family for Cleveland.
He was injured in q wreck in Kansas and
died IN a Kansas City hospital
In an interview the CHILEAN consul general
at San Francisco. y. Guerrero, said: I'VE
have declined to take part In the worlds
far and have received aivlces that there
will be no exhibit Of Chilian prUducts.
The conference committee of the farmers
and industrial organizations OF Missouri has
about completed a scheme for the consoli-
dation of all the farmers organizations on
way OF its success Is the reluctance OF the
grange to join with the others
The United States delegates to the inter
nation:l monetary conference at Brussels
last November, who adjourned to reassem-
bic in Washington for the purpore OF present
ing President Harrison a report of the pro-
coedings of the conference, discussed the
points of the document in preparation.
And now comes King Teourieno. of Buta-
ntari, asking protection by the United StateS
His commissioner. sent to Washington on
this errand, says that . British war vessel
seized tho islands on receipt of the Informs
ton from Sidney, Australia, that the KING
had sent to the United States to ask protec-
ton.
Senators Carey. DuBoise. Perkins and
Delegate Harvey held a conference on the
four state bill. They decided that the
chances were sufficiently encouraging TO war
rant close watch on their part, seeking an
opening to get the bill before the senate;
1t Is be ieved that If action can be reached
the bill will pass easily.
1t is claimed that the ratification of the
extradition treaty with Russia marks the
conclusion OF a strong and significant triple
alliance between the United states, Russia
and France, under which the two European
contracting powers agree to sustain. with
what may be needed, the United states IN
upholding the Monroe doctrine.
Public opinion in Paris is substantially
unanimous that the sentence to i've years
Imprisonment imposed upon the Count FER
dinand de Lesseps. the worlds famous en-
gineer and canal constructor. went beyond
the requirements of Justice. The newspapers
all consider the sentences very severe, ana
especially that OF Ferdinand de Lesseps.
The court of arbitration selected to settle
Al eha tod az
and Great Britain relative 10 the Behrin- sea
will be convened in Paris on February . and
will adjourn for month No.urninous doc
umenrs relating to the controversy have been
deposited in sealed boxes At the British Ell
bassy and will not be opened until the court
of arbitration Is constituted.
There are several delegations of white In
oians at Washing on from the Indian terri
tory: each at work for distinct schemes OF
legislation. Some want the four state Dill
passed; some want a separate state for the
five tribes some prefer to become pant OF
Arkansas rather than Oklahoma 1t Is well
as it all helps to open the eyes OF congress
to the necessity OF wipIug ont "our nation
once for all.
The rev delegates from the Cherokee
country. Boudinot. Senator Benge and hed
Bird. called on Secretary Noble at MS resi-
dence and insisted that they wdntad NJ: sup
port in inducing the senate contereas to re-
cede from the proposition OF making the
Cherokees pay the intruderS for improve
ments The secretary refused to have any
thing to do with the matter, as IN his Iudg-
ment it was a question for congress &c
decide.
Wholesale stealing of freight has been go
ing On for a year on all divisions OF the Wa
bash route, from Toledo and Chicago tc
Kansas City. The amount of stolen goods
is es.ima ted at 10000. Detectives find 1t
almost impossible to locate any one case. IN
any one county, because the cars are entereo
and the goods taken without breaking the
&c ais on the cars. Tn prevents arrests, as
definite evidence OF particular thetts cannot
be obtained.
The county insane asylum four mills north
of Dover, \. H., burned Thursday night,
February 10, and forty four lives were lost.
The Waterman. in making his III CLOCK
rounds, discovered fire coming out OF the
cellar occupied by woman, AMI gave the
alarm William Dr.scOll, keeper, lived In
the building with his family, and he at once
broke the locks on ffty-four cells and tried
to get the inmates out. de then got his
-,sa and children out. OF the forty-eight
inmates only four escaped. The building
was Of wood and only two stories high
The second section of the passenger on the
Santa Ee from Chicago. due at Kansas City
at noon. was wrecked at Barring, Mo-. Feb
ruary IL. The train went through the trestlc
and the first five coaches were preclpltated
distance of forty or fifty feet The third
coach a sleeper. was caught by one end of
the tres,le work IN a vertical position: Not |
a passenger on the entire train was killed. |
though number were injured. Among |
those mos. seriously hurt are Ex-Governor
Thomas A. Osborn. Topeka. cut badly on +!
the head, and 2. l. BonebEake, Topeka, se- |
yerely bruised.
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