The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-12-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

ton agent at Comanche, Ind. Ter. to
open his safe. The safe was empty.
the money having just been sent to
headquarters.
The London Chronicles CONSTANT.
nople correspondent says: Palace
friends report that the sultan is drink.
ing heavily during the past few. DAYS,
which does not tend to improve his
mental condition.
A charitable institution of women
conducted the Thanksgiving edition
OF the indianapolis Sentinel. They
sold $4,000 copies at ten cents each
and cleared $1,000 for charity.
In riot at the state prison at Jack
son, Miss. Deputy Warden Northrup
was fatally beaten with q hammer,
two shirt factory officers were badly
beaten and several machines wrecked.
Two leading grocery firms of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, encouraged by the knock
ing out of the tobacco monopoly, have
begun action in New York against the
sugar trust. The sugar trust is q New
Jersey corporation and is capitalized
1t $50, DOC, 600.
Judge D. D. Rose. president
hiccoughing constantly for the last
have attended him they can do moth
ing for him. His death is hourly ex-
pected.
James C. Fox, the United States
Consul at Antigua, has died of yellow
fever.
The steamer State of California.
which has been running between New
York and the Clyde for the Allan
State line since she left the hands of
her builders four years ago. has been
sold to the japanese government. and
will be converted into . cruiser.
The Christian Endeavorers, Epworth
Leaguers and Salvation army of
Cleveland, Ohio, offered prayers ON
Thanksgiving day for the conversion
of Colonel Ingersoll.
Two dead bodies were found in the
ruins of the Vokes building at New
York.
Murderer Willis King, a life convict,
escaped from Jail 1T Gatesville, Texas.
Jesse Wimp, a supervisor of Dallas
Township, Illinois, was killed by q
C. b. & Q. train.
Dave Floyd was arrested near Good
land, Ind Ter, charged with the MUIR
der of Paulie Applegate.
The Dunkards of johnson county,
Kansas, held unique religious serv-
ice at which feet were washed.
Judge Jacob Fisher is dead at Fay
cite, Mo. He acted as justice of the
peace fourteen years and then became
county judge.
Texas cities are requiring ticket
scalpers to give bonds in order to pro-
tect the purchasers of tickets.
Vice President Howard OF the A. r.
U. is trying to locate a colony in Ar
kansas.
A verdict of one cent and costs was
returned against j. s. Reap at Pine
Bluff, Ark, for killing neighbor
whose widow sued Reap.
The petrified body of a man who
had been lynched was found near
Savannah, Iowa.
A benefit is being gotten up in Wash
ington for Mrs. Waller. wife of the
ex-consul in prison in France.
One man was killed and two prob
ably fatally injured by the explosion
Of an engine at Lafayette, Ind.
In some parts of Kansas teachers
are being paid $50 per month and have
only one scholar in their schools.
Lively litigation has grown up over
the possession of Staigers' Island in
the Missouri River near Leavenworth.
Suit has been brought upon the old
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guaranteed by the city of Nevada, Mo.
Their validity has been disputed for
years.
Colonel Warren S. Reese of Mont
gomery, Ala, left for Washington to
contest the seat of Senator Morgan ON
the grounds of fraud.
The dead body of John Carmicle, a
farmer, was found in Hardin county.
Illinois. Manfred Underwood, with
whom he had quarreled about q hog,
has left the neighborhood.
A tramp was burned to death in the
destruction of house by fire at La
fsyette, Ind.
Colonel James o. Broadhead formally
closed his work in connection with the
Swiss mission and is expected to arrive
in st. Louis IN q few days.
General Campos says Cuba should
not be recognized by the United States
because the insurgents possess no sea-
port or town on the island.
Young Mrs. Stevens who ran away
from her old husband at Banner. Ill,
was arrested at Burlington, Iowa
where she had eloped with another
man.
The Virginia Republicans have
chosen Colonel Lamb of Norfolk as
General Mahone's successor as leader
Of the Republicans Of the state. He
was made chairman Of the state COM
mittee and also state committeeman.
The loss to the oil interests of Ohio
as q result of the recent storms will
amount to over 81 900. 600. Over 1000
derricks are down and it will cost an
average of 3lOO each to rebuild them.
John ]. Overton, 90 years of age and
a veteran of the Black Hawk, Mexi.
can and civil wars, has just been con-
victed in the United States court 1t
Fort Smith. Ark, of tho for~ery Of
afidavits in support of mis- claim for
an increase of pension.
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