The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
IN BRIEF CONDENCED FOR THE
HURRIED READERS.

Boiled Down for Busy Minds Into Nut
shells Giving Valuable Information o
the Great Passing Show rs Cleaned Frou
the Wire Reports.
The race war is over for the presen
in Alabama.
Secretary Lamont has returned t.
Washington.
The gold reserve is barely abov'
s1O7, 900, 900.
The Billings murder trial is on a
Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
The gold reserve is about where thu
last syndicate left it.
Thirty fourth-class Postmasters wer,
appointed Tuesday.
The Illinois Senate passed bill t.
increase the tax levy.
Four horses were killed by lightning
at Smithton, Missouri.
Not even the clubs sold liquor a,
New York City Sunday.
Thousands of dead fish are floating
down the Missouri River.
Rock River Annual Assembly has
convened at Dixon Illinois.
Twenty-Five fourth-class postmasters
were appointed Thursday.
The phaeton once owned by General
Grant has been sold for S14.
The japanese have blown up the
Notifications at Port Arthur.
Operations of the new mineral land
law is proving unsatisfactory.
A farmer digging well near Van
dalia, Ill, struck natural gas.
Twenty-seven fourth-class postmas-
tiers were appointed Saturday.
DR.. T. E. Rogers has been arrested
at Waco, Ga, for counterfeiting.
st. Louis Post Office has been allowed
1900 increase for salary account
The Agricultural Department is go
ing to experiment with fax growing.
Five thousand deaths have been
caused by cholera in Japan recently.
Bituminous miners of Indiana hold
a convention Friday at Terre Haute.
Postmaster General Wilson is consid
ering the Oklahoma post Office cases.
81. II. Holmes has given out q new
story in regard to the death of Pitezel.
A flood caused the loss of eight lives
at Adelaide, Colo, and wrecked train.
The motion for a new trial for the
Taylor brothers is to be made Tues
day.
The funeral of Edward S. Melon
aid took place at Lebanon, ILL.,, Tues
day.
Sixteen thousand clothing makers of
New York and Brooklyn are on a
strike.
John D. Cation, ex-Chief Justice of
illinois died in Chicago Wednesday
night.
A crusade is on at Macon, Mo-, and
the Sunday law is to be strictly en-
forced.
Jay Owens was found guilty of rape
at Georgetown, Texas. The penalty
is death.
The government is interesting itself
in Walters case and seeking informa-
ton on it.
The government has received partic-
ulars about the Kiel exposition set for
next year.
James Lack killed his sweetheart.
Emma Mitchell, and himself at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The Kansas City Cable Railway is,
to be sued to test that city's fender
ordinance.
Jasper County has sent fine South
west Missouri exhibit to the Atlanta
Exposition.
Morphine sent to a convicted muir
derer at Paris, Texas was intercepted
by guard.
All the members of the Cabinet are
away from Washington except Secre-
tary Morton.
A train bearing soldiers ran into the
sea near Kahe, Japan, and fourteen
lives were lost.
Firemen turned hose on a Saliva
ton Army detachment at Nebraska
City and raised great row.
Prof. j. n. Weeks has been chosen
professor of Romantic languagues of
the Missouri State University.
A daylight robber in Cleveland threw
three men from fourth-story to roof
below before he was overpowered.
The District of Columbia Supreme
Court has decided that the Worlds
Fair Commissioners decision AGAINST