The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-08
TICKS FROM THE WIRE.

dendolph Bros, Ninth and Garfield,
Kansas City, Kan, was destroyed by
fire. Loss, g, 500.
One railroad expects to take out this
year 1000 cars, or about 100, 1000
barrels, of apples from the territory
Immediately adjoining its line in
Southwest Missouri and Southeast
Kansas.
There have been arrangements made
for shipping $s,5OO.OOO more gold to
Europe.
Coinage last month amounted to
S, 22o. 900 of which nearly $4,000, 900
was gold.
Secretary Morton has been informed
that Germany has established a new
form OF live stock quarantine.
Permission to see the North Atlantic
squadron's maneuvers has been denied
to officers of foreign governments.
Missouri will sue Iowa to bring
about legal settlement of the bound
airy dispute.
Thousands of dollars damage has
been done by the Missouri river at
Sioux City. Iowa.
Comptroller of the Currency Eckels
says that free silver sentiment is diving
out in Illinois.
Ben Howell, who is charged with
aiding Cherokee Bill to escape from
Jail, has been arrested.
Reports from the flooded districts in
the West show that great damage was
done to property.
President Thompson of the National
Lead company says he never saw such
crops in the West.
Judge Taylor of Terre Haute, Ind,
decided that the Nicholson temper
ance law is Imperative.
Sheriff Tamsen and ex-keepers of
the Ludlow street Jail. New York.
were indicted for allowing three pris-
oners to escape.
A London sport offers to back Peter
jackson against Corbett.
Fitzsimmons will do his final train
ing at Corpus Christi and COrbett at
San Antonio.
In the United States circuit court
Judge Caldwell decided that judg-
ments against the Frisco took priority
over all mortgages, and that the re-
ceivers must pay them in full.
General Campos has issued procla-
nation absolutely prohibiting the pub
LEGATION of news about the war in
Cuba if it is not of official origin.
The Interchangeable laws are
practically imperative.
John Garrett, deputy United States
marshal and a Creek sheriff. was assas-
from ambush by three Creek
Indians near Okmulgee, Creek nation.
Bishop De Wolf Howe is dead at
Providence, r. L., aged 81.
Omaha's double police tangle has as
sumed warlile proportions.
Fire in the lumber district of Me-
Mich, caused $500, 1000 loss.
Treasury officials are preparing to
distribute S6OO to the Nez Perces
indians in Idaho.
Senator Stewart dislocated his knee
cap while alighting from Washing
ton street car.
Foolish women continue to make a
hero of Theodore Durrant, the sus-
pected Frisco murderer.
b. Edwards, Chicago contractor,
was fatally injured by falling from an
building.
William. Pichler committed suicide
at Carson. New, rather than stand
trial for the mint steal.
P. A. X. Flynn left Denver August
1 to walk around the United States in
$50 days, on a wager.
John E. Hurst was nominated by
Maryland Democrats for governor, and
the gold basis endorsed.
Chris. Ewald shot and killed Mrs.
Andrew Bergerson while shooting at
mark in South Milwaukee.
Mississippi Populists met at Jackson
and nominated a state ticket.
Secretary Carlisle will spend part of
his vacation sailing on the lakes.
Fourteen more negro colonists have
reached Eagle Pass from Mexico.
The operation of the new mineral
aw is proving very unsatisfactory.
The agricultural department is going
70 experiment with fax growing.
Oklahoma farmers are marketing
as years crop of corn.
Spain admits the business of the
Nora claim for indemnity.
Four horses were killed by lightning
It Smithton. Mo.
New York contractors are giving in
% the striking tailOrs.
Silverites will control the Iowa DEM
'cratic state convention.
The Reading Iron company, Read
ng, Pa, has advanced wages.
1t comes out now that Stambuloff
PREDICTED his death months ago.
II. L. Langunour, California legis-
ator, has disappeared with Sacra-
nento girl.
Fremont county, Wyo., settlers ask
or aid to repel threatened Indian at
ack.
Coal beavers on the Cleveland docks
'ot one per cent per ton advance by
triking.
Deputy Sheriffs Dawes of Evanston
nd Stage of Echo, Wyo., were killed
y horse thieves.
Lee NJ. Gray, Hennessey lawyer.
'as mistaken for an outlaw and chased
y vigilantes.