The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

tenance of the State university At
Lawrence and Attorney General
Dawes has commenced mandamus
suits against them which will be
heard in the supreme court at the DC.
tober term.
Kansas sorghum sugar bond law has
been declared unconstitutional IL the
state circuit court
EngGshmen are said to regard the
Chicago Irish convention as of no
significance.
It is said that the Pennsylvania
company will establish fund for the
benefit of superanuated employees.
England has sent nine warships to
the scenes of massacres of missionaries
by Chin csc.
The Episcopalians are talking Of e.
tabllshing great national university
at Washington, somewhat similar in
its general plan to the Catholic uni
versity.
Springer and Kilgore are making q
very hot fight for the Indian Territory
chief justiceship.
The department of justice has again
taken up the jackson Hole Indian
murders and will prosecute the whites
who melted the Bannock Indians to
make trouble.
Forest fires in Quebec burned over
thirty-five miles of territory, destroy
ing buildings and crops.
A report just completed shows that,
Notwithstanding her war with Japan.
China's exports and imports last year
increased wonderfully.
American Sailors Richlieu and
Morse, arrested in Cuba, have pre-
ferred claims for damages against
Spain through the state department..
The remains of Colonel Albert Henry
Pfeiffer will he removed to Santa Fe
and inferred by the side of those of
Kit Carson.
Gunmaker Wizard has made a propo-
sstion to make all Uncle Sans smooth
bore cannon into rifles.
DR.. Talmage has accepted the offer
to become co-pastor of President
Cleveland's church in Washington.
Near Saltwater, Ok, John Foot shot
Salburgh dead in dispute over
a tract of land. Salusburg's son,
Charles. then killed Foot with an Ak.
C. D. Roses challenge for Americas
yacht cup has been accepted.
William Norris, aged 100. was con-
victed of counterfeitiEg at Selma, Ala
Oklahoma divorce firms now adver-
tise to procure divorces while you
wait.
George Gould thinks that South
western prospects of prosperity are inn
mense.
D. U. Reed. secretary of the Ne
braska Horticultural Society, was
killed by train at Red Oak, Ia
Six men, held responsible for the
Ireland building disaster in New York.
have been indicted for manslaughter.
A Liberal paper says that the Con-
servatives will make the house of lords
an elective body.
Six persons, who have been obtain
ing drawings of German defenses for
France, have been arrested.
Musselmen attempted to search an
Armenian church in Antioch. Ten
Armenians were killed while resisting.
with abducting Maud Steidel at St.
Joseph, Mo-, and excitement runs
high.
The five members of the Buck gang
were sentenced at Fort Smith to be
hanged on October 81 for rape.
A Jewish rabbi was enjoined by his
Dallas, Texas. congregation, from
serving Israelites at Fort Worth.
Morgan Heaton shos at j. NJ. Craig
Ia ~
Norton, Kan, but missed both of
them.
At Sedalia, Mo, in an immoral re-
sort kept by Lucy Bowers, Will Dyer
shot and killed Thompson Walker, .
prosperous young farmer OF Pettis
county. The shooting originated over
the Bowers woman.
At Topeka George w. Reed, jr., had
his skull broken in q quarrel with M.
r. Lowe, and is not expected to live.
Both are well known in Topeka.
At Decatur, H., Charles Smith MUIR
dered his 7-year-old child and Edna
Buchert, his sister-in-law. He also
tried to kill his wife, but failed.
1t is rumored that James G. Blaine,
jr., is about to marry Kansas girl,
AAAoo OOSCpAAuO x0LCCus U0U2ntCf OF
DR.. Patten, who is now a postofice in
spector, but who formerly lived at
BelOit.
The Salvation army has commenced
war on Japan. Lieutenant Espejune,
. japanese, has charge of the forces.
Up to September 3S,328 cases of
cholera and Is, 756 deaths had occurred
since he outbreak of the plague.
Chief Engineer Wilson of the United
States navy will examine the plant of
Moran Bros, Seattle, WASH, with .
view to ascertain their ability to build
one of the new torpedo boats, for the
Of which they submitted
a bid.
The broom corn growers of central
and western Kansas are forming local
to protect themselves
against broom corn spectators who
are trying to get control of the bulk
of the crop at $50 a ton. The farmser
are standing out for $50.
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