The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-14
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Fayetteville, Ind, was shot dead il
his home by robbers.
An enthusiastic mass meeting O.
Cuban sympathizers was held in New
York city. Many noted Cubans spoke
Judge Little of Xenia, Ohio, arbit-a
tor of the mining wages question fol-
Ohio, has found in favor of the opera
tors and against the miners.
Albert W. Gridley, a wealthy citizen
of Batavia. ILL.,, committed suicide IN
New Orleans, La, as the result of in.
temperance.
The body of Mrs. James 3. Eustis,
late wife of the ambassador to France.
who died in Ireland, was buried at
Louisville, Ky.
A. c. Frobert, ex-president of the de-
was arrested for illegal banking and
embezzlement of $4,000.
In a collision on a grade north of
GirarG, Kan, C. w. French and
Charles Abend, travelling men, and
three other persons were injured. Six
cars were wrecked.
The American Society of Naval
Arcpitects and Marine Engineers, in
session in New York, refused, % to Is,
to prepare Nicaragua canal memoir
iai for presentation to Congress.
The Washington society Sons of the
Revolution, through its board of man
ayers, has by resolution pledged itself
to extend its aid to the struggling Gu
ban revolutionists.
The Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady,
| 81 Do IL III, hnt
| tan, Kan, has been chosen archdea-
! sylvania. He is a naval academy
graduate and is well known In the
West.
The new Mexican issue of $50, 900 900
five per cent silver bonds is merely for
the convenience of the holders of mis-
ceilaneous claims against the nation,
SO they may convert them ;nto secur-
ity readily marketa BILE in Europe.
The Vienna correspondent of the
London Telegraph says news from
ConstantinOple indicates that even the
foreigners are in danger, and that the
Central European powers have decided
to employ energetic measures to de-
fend the lives and the property of
their subjects.
Congressman Curtis of Kansas
thinks Rev. ii. d. Fisher of Lawrence,
Kan, stands a good chance of being
cha plain of the next house Of represen-
tatives. Mr.. Fisher is Quantrell raid
survivor.
Chicago Anarchists HE'LL big meet
ing in commemoration of the cXecu-
ton of Spies, Parsons and their com
rades. Oscar Neebe presided and pro-
nOunced a eulogy on each of the Llen
who were executed. He said they had
stood for all that was noble and that
their deaths had been a calamity to
the working people.
DR.. Il. Il. Mullens of Lyndon. Kan.
q nephew of Secretary Carlisle, was
acquitted of the murder of J. w. Blake
at Aroonia, December -, 1894.
United States Grand Juror Fl. G.
Summerhayes of San Francisco has
been sent to Jail for six months and
grand jury secrets.
John r. Edwards, a farmer living
north of Perry. Ok, was attacked by
a large hog and was SO terribly torn
by its tushes that he cannot live.
The demand for naval war records
exceeds the number of volumes au-
thorized by Congress
The proclamation for the opening
of the Nez Pcrces lands is expected to
be issued in few days.
Lieutenant Young denies that the
President has ordered his book on
Hawaii to be suppressed.
Brazil has promised to pay Ameri-
can exporters for charges made on
American goods in violation Of the
late reciprocity treaty.
The remains of Mrs. J. Il. Eustis ar
rived ut Louisville and were inferred
in Cave Hill Cemetery.
Will Streigle, young lawyer of
Springfield Mo-, and his wife were ar
rested on charge of robbery and arson.
The American Spirits, Western Dis
tributors and American Distributing
companies are said to have combined
at Peoria. IL.
The Society of Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers rejected motion to
memoralize Congress regarding the
Nicaraguan canal.
1t is announced that the French gov
eIuiucut =" Ill IcopCu luc dudlVS VI VIC
Panama canal scandals.
1t is now admitted that the Great
Northern strike will amount to moth
ing. The road is being operated with
out difficulty.
Senator Brice has been asked to be-
come party to the new trunk line
agreement. 1t is generally believed
that there is a good deal of truth in
tn. stories of his intention to estab-
llsh a trunk line of his own.
The Poles of Ohio propose to send
500 men to Cuba to aid the rebels.
George r. Sherman. the iron mag
nate of Port Henry, N. Y, died from
heart disease.
Theron NJ. Rice, ex-member of con-
gress and ex-district Judge. died at
Boonville, Mo.
Susan Parker, aged IS, and Jerome
Zimmerman, aged s., of LugtOwn, Pa,
were arrested at Pittsburg, Pa, while
clipping to the West.
William E. Hensley, a prosperous
farmer living near Taneyville, Mo-,
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