The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Labor unions are preparing to fight
the tobacco trust.

men, vest makers. are on a strike al
| New York
A party of Chicago physicians will
soon go to China to estab ablish hospitals
in that country.
TIE Illinois State Fair association
has offered prizes for exhibits aggre.
eating $4,000.
The Missouri Photographers asso-
citation. in session at Chillicothe,
elected w. Lateur of Sedalia president,
j. L. Douglas of Columbia and ]. C.
Hagedon of Butler vice presidents, C.
W. Curtiss of Kansas City secretary
and A. S. Robertson of St. Louis
treasurer.
Postmaster Harmston of Vernal,
Utah, has been arrested for being 49,
600 shy in his accounts.
The attorney generals office has
taken up the question of Furnishing
the whites who stirred up the Jack
sons Hole strife.
Champ Clark and Congressman Hall
will hold joint financial debate at
Mexico, Mo-, September IA.
The home secretary Of England has
promised to consider the Question of
Mrs. Maybrlck's release.
Jones, the Arkansas negro who mur-
dered Whitman BetZhoover and shot
James Bennet while resisting arrest,
was hung by mob at Monticello.
Gottlieb Starches and his son are
locked up at Macon, NO., on charge
OF assauiting an 11-year-old girl.
Colonel Nat C. Dryden of st. Louis
nd IL
bal have been retained by DIR. and
Mrs. Hearne
Dallas will give a gigantic cooking
main about the time of the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight.
Francis Immell of Cerro Gordo, ILL.,,
Is years old, shot himself because of
disappointment in love.
Secretary Carlisle is booked for an
other stumping campaign in Kentucky.
Democratic nominees in every coun-
ty, except two, of South Carolina. have
been elected. The constitutional con-
vention will almost eliminate the col
ored vote.
The Grand Union hotel at Congers,
n. V. was burned with its contents.
Loss $4,000. In jumping from a win
dow William A. Webb, guest, was
fatally injured.
George 5. Montgomery, a wealthy
member of the Salvation army of Oak
laad. Cal. is organizing an expedition
to go TO Japan to Christianize the IN.
ha abitants.
Sam Casten. the notorious diamond
thief. IS now in custody of ST. Louis
officials.
1t is reported that negotiations are
pending for a consolidation of the
Pullman and Wagner companies
Sergeant Francisco Bazaine of the
Spanish arrSy in Cuba, son of Mar
shal Bazaine of France, died from yell
low fever.
1t is said that General Coxey will
move to Oklahoma this fall and run
for congress next year on the Populist
ticket.
The Wire Nail Manufacturers asso-
cia ton has advanced prices from 81 Is
to 81. - per keg IN car loads and from
So to S2.4O per keg in less than car
loads.
Over 5000 people were as the indie
pendent rally at Sh elby, Neb., to hear
CoXey speak two hours on cause and
Cure Banks and corporations were
asSailed and the silver question well
gone over.
A resolution asking the queen to es-
tah.ish a royal residence in Ireland
will be introduced in. the house of
eos. mons next session!
Disbursing officers in. charge of river
and harbor work are complaining of
the slowness of the treasury in honor
ing their acquisitions for money.
The Methodist ministers of Atlanta,
Ga, have started movement for the
of local option ordi-
nance at the election in November.
The Auditorium at Louisville was
crowded to overflowing during the dis
cussion between Bradley and Hardin,
Rep ubliean and Democratic candidates
for governor.
The experts who examined the ac-
counts of eX-COunty Treasurer Martin
Stewart of Kansas City, Kan, reported
his shortage to be S33, ,ss5.21.
Ex-senator Butler of South Caroliua
suggests to white metal Democrats the
repeal of the tax on state bank circu-
lation; retire greenbacks and coin GER
tificates; change national banks to
state banks and stop issue of long
time bonds.
The Bank of Tacoma, formerly the
Tacoma Trust and Savings company,
has made an assignment to its cred
itoss. The statement shows cash on
haru S4it, and total Liabilities S319,-
900. of which S229, 900 is city money.
Colonel James Andrews, the Pitts
burg engineer, has plan for building
an electric railway motor that will
run 400 miles an hour.
Twenty-Five of the twenty-rine
Spring Valley men arrested for being
members of the mob that drove the
colored people from their hones in
Spring Valley have been bound over
to await the action of the grand jury.
Mail advices by steamer from Homo
lulu are that the Hawaiian congress
has ratified the cable contract with
z. S. Spaulding with an annual SUBJ
sidy of Si) 600 for twenty years. The
United States congress will now be
asked to grant a subsidy of Sa5O,OO0 a