The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Consul Schaum of Uruguay claims
free wool is benefting American mar
kets
Secretary Herbert is making
speeches in the Ssu:h on the faancial
question.
A rousing meeting was held in Chi
cago in aid of the cau.e CT freedom in
Cuba.
Lille Butler Of Bloomington. ILL.,,
swallowed poison because of disap-
pointed love.
Chief Engineer Edward A. Mckee
will be retired. becaus, of having over
worked himself on the Monterey.
British schooner E. B. Marvin and
American sealer Louis A.sen have
been seized for violation of Paris
award.
Baltimore won the penant in the Ma
tional league; Cleveland, second; Phil
adelphia, third, and Chicago, fourth.
Twenty thousand dollars has been
1nloaded at Eufaula to be distributed
among the Seminole Indians this week.
Eighteen ships were straahsd and
many others in distress as result of
the storm on the great lakes.
Heavy rains caused train wreck
near Malone, Tex. Big washOuss are
reported on the Mexican Central and
Southern Pacific.
DIR. Mary Walker proposes to estab-
lish an anti-man colony near Oswego.
N. Y. Only old maids who wear bloom
ers will be enrolled.
A San Francisco court is to pass upon
the question whether Chinaman born
in America is not a ma 1--WE and entitled
to land upon returning from Asia.
A movement was put on foot in New
York to revive the committee of sew
enty, or to create similar body to
take steps necessary to bring about .
union of all anti-Tammany forces.
Choctaw. Oklahoma and Gulf rail-
road is open for business from Wister
to Fort Reno.
Removal of county commissioners of
Noble county, Ok, is asked because of
bribery.
British war ships brought China to
her knees, and she made amends for
the Cheng Tic riots.
Corbett gave satisfactory exhibi-
ton at Madison Square, New York,
before leaving for the South.
Walter Winans of Baltimore won the
revolver championship at London,
England.
Army officers do not like interior
ence of the civil courts in the case of
Major Armes.
An Agricultural department bulletin
states that of twenty countries ex-
porting stuff to the Netherlands, the
United States stands fifth.
Secretary Smith of the interior says
that the rbett-Fitzsimmons prize
fight shall not come off in any of the
territories if he can prevent it.
Four business houses were destroyed
by fire In Kenowa, Mo.
Many cattle have been poisoned in
Western Kansas from eating second
growth sorghum cane.
Dyer to shoot Thompson Walker, is
under arrest at Sedalia, Mo.
Six tramps beat and robbed three
passengers on the Northern Pacific
near Buffalo. N. d., and threw them
from the train.
The debt of France IS estimated now
at 81 1910, COO, 900
Another important South America
railway will probably be built at an
early date Governmental concessions
have been granted.
Senator Burrows of Michigan says
he thinks congress will inflict a very
short session upon the country this
winter.
District of Columbia grand jury
that a whipping post be
established for petty offenders.
Frank p. Allison, claiming to be a
nephew of Senator Allison, is in Jail
for deserving the army.
Tobacco Trust stock got hard fall
on reports of its being hit a bad blow
by the outsiders.
The revenue cutter Rush has seized
two vessels that were illegally killing
seals in Behring.
An option has been secured on a site
for the proposed Episcopal university
in Washington, d. c.
German and Austrian banks arc bid
ding for gold. Russia has been draw
ing some away from them.
Rev. g. M. Thorpe fell from grace
and deserted his wife and child and
creditors at Audubon, Iowa.
Rolla Talbot of Grand Island. Neb..
cut his throat at Ashley, Mo. He was
sick and mentally unbalanced.
b. Fulton French, leader of a fac
ton in the French Eversole feud, is
under arrest ut Winchester, KY,
charged with murder.
DR.. C. E. Bach Of Brooklyn has &C
eepted the presidency of Lombard
at Galesburg, I'LL
!. Riley Boyd. a lawyer. politician
md preacher of Kentucky, died at
Paducah of alcoholism.
The statement of the mint director
shows that the United States has