The Globe-republican., 1895-10-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Kitchen at Danville, ILL.,, on account
of girl
Samoan public funds are low, as
both rebels and the loyal party refuse
to pay taxes.
The voice of Honorable Allen G.
Thurman is to be heard again soon in
Ohio politics.
1t is estimated that the liabilities of
the Fort Scott State bank exceed the
assets by $4,000.
Archbishop Langevin has suggested
question to the Manitoba government
Indian Territory National banks
hold a thirty-fOur per cent reserve
and Kansas banks thirty-one per cent
A lot of Cuban filibusters who start
ed for Cuba from Wilmington. Del,
have been arrested ON one of the Ba-
hama islands
Enoch A. Thompson of Minneapolis,
Minn.. claims to be the heir of the es-
tate of the late Duke of Antrim in the
North of Ireland. He declares that
his grandfather owned the property
and was forced to flee during the
Orangemen's rebellion.
Arkansas Supreme court upheld
Governor Clark and reversed Chan
ceilor Leatherman's decision, thus
knocking out for keeps prizefphtinp
in Arkansas without expense of nd.
ditional legislation.
Jack Henderson, q farm laborer.
who attempted to. assault the wife Of
his employer, James Allen, living at
Vinegar Bend, Washington county.
Ala, was found hanging to a tree
riddled with bullets.
Wagon prices are tobe raised.
Fourteen business blocks burned at
Alta, Iowa; loss, $4,000.
Russia is buying quantities of Carn-
egie Steel company patent arnor.
To form q National Prohibition
church is the newest move in religious
life.
Choctaw council proposes to lew a
one per centtax on all railroad prop
erty.
RuggeriO BOnghi, the Italian states
man, philosopher and author. is dead
Crescent Linseed Oil works on Goose
island, Chicago, burned; loss, SITS, 600
Interstate Commissioner Knapp has
replied to Senator Chambers letter.
He defends the proposed agreement
for the maintenance of rates.
William Baker, while driving over
the crossing of the Missouri Pacific
track at Webb City, Mo-, was struck
by train and instantly killed. He
lefta wife and six children in absolute
deStitutiOn
Governor Clough of Minnesota and
Clough Bros. lumber firm have as
signed.
Fourteen Chinese have been be-
headed for their part in the Hwa Sung
massacre.
Lady Sholto Douglass has returned
to the variety stage at salary of $500
per week.
Madison, MINI. Loss, Sl5O,OO0 In
surance SIS, ZOO.
Rev. a. j. Potter. the fighting
preacher of Texas, dropped dead in
his pulpit at Galveston.
Rev. Hayden Rayburn, recently de-
ceased, aged 81. at kOl<OmO, Ind had
1,27O couples.
The population of Holden, Mo-, has
been placed at 3, 100 and it will organ
ize q city of the third class.
A boiler explosion aG the Lomax
picket fence factory, Lomax, ILL.,,
killed John Holmes and James White.
Ex-Governor Oliver Ames of Massa-
chusetts died of heart disease at North
aged ca.
Oklahoma's banks have an average
reserve of 43 per cent of liabilities.
The Australian ballot law has been
upheld by a Massachusetts, court.
Washington politicians regard the
bolt of Clay in Kentucky as seriously
hurtful to Hardin.
The Chickasaw Legislature ap-
pointed five delegates to confer with
the Dawes Commission on allotment.
Ray NJ. Moore. chief clerk in the
Southern Railway freight offices at
Ala, committed suicide.
Don NJ. Dickinson says that the
United States should intervene to stop
the Spaniards' atrocities in Cuba.
Postal revenue the last fiscal year
fell short of expenditures nearly $lO,-
900, 900.
Miss Frances Willard was again
elected president of the National Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
The sugar production of Germany,
France. Belgian. Holland and
Russia for 1860 is estimated at 9, ESQ.,
)23 tons.
Valuable concessions to secure rail-
way extentions have been granted to
Americans by the Mexican govern
nent.
Statistics show that the Northwest
I'm roads have lost and are losing
enormous sums through ticket scalp
ng. A pool is regarded as the only
'emedy.
New York anthracite coal COM
,anies have advanced prices to follow
ng basis: Crate $1.75, egg 81. 80, stove
rs. chestnut %. 90.
Cassius NJ. Clay. Jr., refuses to
peak in Kentucky for Hardin, the
rec silver candidate for governor.
Crazy Bruce Collan killed Phillip
nd Martin Koch in Washita county,
)xlahoma, for testifying against his
ather, who had killed another Ger.
nan.