The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-09-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

body was reached and taken out q
shapeless mass of charred flesh and
bones
Il. H. Holmes probably will not be
taken to Indianapolis for trial unless
there is a failure to convict him in
Philadelphia. Detectives Geyer and
Carey have decided to recommend trial
in Philadelphia.
C. S. Baker, colored, of st. Joseph,
Mo-. has given a tract of land for q
home for dependent ex-slaves, the
house to be built of bricks given by
the people of the United States. Re
quests for one brick have been sent to
the governors of every state in the
union and many of them have re-
sponded. Hundreds of people are
sending small sums, the price OF q
brick
At Ishpemig, Mich, the miners
union has decided to oppose the op-
era lion of steam shovels in the mines.
The local shovelmen will not work,
fearing molestation by members of the
union, and the company will send out
side for shovel operators.
Fire swept the business center of
Libertyville, Ill. Among the build
ings destroyed were bicycle factory,
piano factory, Commercial hotel and
the postoffice. The losses aggregate
$4,000.
By the will of General Charles
Adams, who was killed in the Gumry
hotel disaster in Denver, his beautiful
residence at Manitou is to go to the
Masonic bodies of the state, to be used
IS a home and santa rum. His
widow, however, is to have the use of
t during her life.
The attention of the Mexican consul
for Colorado, Cashmere Belra, has been
called to the imprisonment of two
Mexicans who took part in the recent
bull fight at Gillette. These men paid
their fines when arrested at Gillette.
1t is therefore claimed that they are
now illegally held and that the case is
likely to assume international feat
ures.
At San Francisco, Alonzo j. Whit
man, formerly mayor OF Duluth,
Mimi, ex-member of the Minnesota
legislature, ex-banker and eX-million-
aire, who has dissipated fortune in a
few years was sentenced to nine
years imprisonment for forgery.
The steamer Bawnmore, ashore in
Oregon, is a total loss.
Rain delayed the johnson county,
Kan, fair xhibits at Olathe.
The beer war in Chicago has been
settled and prices have been advanced.
Charles Ray shot Mr.. Williams dead
on the street in Middlesboro, Ky.
The mutilated body of a murdered
man was found near South McAlester,
Ind. Ter.
Mississippi's first bale of cotton was
sold at Greenville bringing ten cents
a pound.
Hippolyte Ramman. the play wright,
committed suicide in Paris.
The British government has pro-
hibited seal catching in certain parts
of Russian waters.
The Kentucky Democratic state COM
mittee issued an address to the party,
pleading for harmony.
It is said that the administration is
going to turn down General Miles in
selecting a successor to General SchO-
field.
Four prisoners escaped from the
Stoddard county, Missouri, Jail by saw
ing the bars in two.
Secretary Carlisle is said to be will
| ing to make speeches for the Demo-
cratic party in Kentucky.
The only daughter Of General Long
| street was married at Atlanta to Pro-
lessor j. Estin Whelchel.
Ex-Police Justice Patrick Gavan
| Duffy of New York is dead. He was a
famous Tammany leader.
The Brazilian senate has passed a
bill granting general amnesty to polit-
ical offenders.
Bud Ray, who killed exSheriff Grain
of Christian county. Missouri, was
lodged in Jail at Ozark, great excite
ment prevailing.
A German torpedo boat capsized in
the North sea. Thirteen persons are
reported drowned.
The agricultural department has de-
creed that all horse meat shipped
abroad must be so labeled.
The state department will take nc
further steps in the Waller case until
the ex-consul's statement is received
1t is believed that the freight ter
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be sold. They are valued at some
thing like Sl2,OOO,OOO.
Western roads will make lower
rates for the Atlanta exposition than
those etoforesannounced. 1t is not
expected that there will be a heavy
movement from the West.
At Sullivan. Mo-, three children
died of a rattlesnake bite and another
was drowned, all of one family.
Colonel William sProctor Smith, Z
distinguished West Point graduate
and eX-Confederate soldier, is dead,
aged 60 years.
James F. Hawley, Boston banker
committed suicide. Dependency wa:
the cause.
At Butler, KY, Hezekiah Robert.
cut his own and <wife's throat. Jeal-
OuSy.
Superintendent French of the Uni
ted States penitentiary at Fort .Lsav
enworth. has recommended for ass:s
tant superintendent. Captain Allen
who for years has.held that position.
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