The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-08
LATE NEWS NOTES.

clines to be the Democratic nomine,
for governor of Iowa.
Rev. Martin Jones, Sastor of thu
Wesley Methodist church of ST. Joseph
has been suspended. He is accused O,
having promised to marry q number OF
young ladies, though he is married
man.
Bland and Hall held joint financial
debate at Huntsville, Mo-, before an
audience of 5000 people on Saturday.
Secretary Hoke Smith is to make an.
other anti-silver campaign in Georgia.
1t will take the Kansas supreme
court two years to clean up it's present
docket.
The total rainfall in Kansas for the
month Of July was 10. o. the greatest
In twenty-seven years.
General Coppinger telegraphs the
war department from Jackson's Hole
that the Indian troubles are ended.
j. 0. Bottom. telegraph operator in
the Kansas City, st. Joseph and Coun-
Gil Bluffs office at st. Joseph, was in
sta::tly killed by jumping from NOV.
ing train.
Mrs. John Angel of Rouse's Point,
N. Y, who claims to be the first and
only legal wife of the late Jay Gould,
by secret marriage in 1853. is prepar-
ing to bring suit for the possession of
the entire Gould estate.
| Practically all of the federal offices
| outside of the classified service will
soon be under the civil service rules.
Colorado silverites have combined on
q non-partisan basis.
Government troops found no Indians
in Jackson's Hole.
Pat Quinlan, Holmes accomplice,
has finally confessed.
Secretary Morton predicts big corn
crop in Nebraska.
The Illinois legislature has ad-
journed without accomplishing any.
thing.
Mrs. Corbett may marry again, but
Jim can't while his ex-wife lives
Putnam and Hendrix counties, In
diana, report Texas fever among ma
tive cattle.
The Christian brothers gang robbed
Marks store, near Tumpec, L T.
Primary elections in New York
showed the same old Tammany was
on deck.
Japan is inclined to resist the de-
mand OF European powers to evacuate
the Lao Tung peninsula
Theodore Durrant, the Frisco fiend,
will attempt to prove an alibi by mem
bers of his family.
Isaac Black of the Dick Yeager band
of Indian territory outlaws has been
l-i11o1 hxy1 ,fx,c Oh
A masked robber held up the Coulter
vile stage near MERGED, CAL, and got
the Wells-Fargo treasure box.
Forest fires are raging in Delta and
SchOOlcraft counties, Michigan and
Marinette county, Wisconsin.
Deputy United States Marshal John
Davis and Sam Butler, a Cherokee des-
peradO, shot each other dead near
Claremore.
The Washington authorities have
taken up the Waller case now, and are
pressing the request for the record of
the Madagascar trial.
Elizabeth Flagler of Washington
shot and killed a 14-year-old colored
boy for stealing fruit but was exoner-
ated by the coroner's jury.
Governor Morrill, has decided that
Election Commissioner Frank Herald
was guilty on three counts of the
charges preferred against him. r. B.
McAllister succeeds Herald.
China has agreed to pay for damages
done to American missions by rioters
at Cheng Tu.
The navy department has decided to
punish officers guilty of lending money
at usurious rates or winking at it.
The civil service attempt to secure
suitable printers for the government
printing Office was failure.
Bids have been asked for the con-
struction of three new torpedo boats
Vice President Stevenson is taking
his daughter on trip to Alaska for
her health.
Telephone manufacturers are form
ing combination to protect their |
customers from the Bell company.
Indiana coal miners decided to do |
no more work until the scale is ad-
vanced, which will be in October !.
William Williamson was shot dead
on the street in Nashville, Tenn. be-
cause he would not marry girl with
whose ruin he was charged.
The school moneys of Missouri ap-
portioned among the counties this wear
is SSH ,225. 30.
George c. Taylor of Kansas City and
Miss Mayme Landeman of Lexington,
KY, were married. 1t was an elope-
ment.
: Mrs. S. Newly and son and two
children of Samuel Harrison were
drowned in a cloudburst near Caspar,
Wyo.
The Indians are returning to their
reservations, and all is quiet at Jack.
sons Hole.
General Coxey has been nominated
for governor of Ohio by the Populists
Horse thieves and officers exchanged
600 shots near Salt Lake and then the
outlaws escaped.
II. Clay Merritt of Keewanee, ILL.,,
has been fined s23, 600 for illegal deal
ing in game. Other suits are to follow