The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-07

! LIZ CACT uCl6I1u8 SuucTluS IdSIcO near
~ an hour. He confessed his crime.
Charles Douglass of Jamestown, N.
Y, is under arrest for the double MUIR
der of Mrs Winslow Shearman and
her daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Davis, last
| December.
Miss May Hamilton, an 1S-year-old
school girl of Fostoria, Ohio, Tiled
herself. She left a note pinned on her
| bedroom wall stating that she had had
| trouble with her mother.
The Corbett- Fitzsimmons prize fight
is off so far as Hot Springs is con.
cerned. The Governor has had all
parties interested placed under arrest
to keep the peace, and the military
| under waiting orders. The fighters
are talking of going to Louisiana to
fight in private.
Mgr. SatOlli has been officially mott
fed of the pope's intention to make
him a cardinal.
DR.. Talmage has exchanged his $780,
900 Brooklyn residence for the Wash
ington house formerly occupied by
Senator Dolph.
Lieutenant Leonard F. Prince. U. 8.
A., died at Chicago from injuries re-
ceived in the famous army-navy foot
ball game at Annapolis in 1892.
Princeton defeated Harvard at foot
ball by score of II to 4.
Four million feet of lumber were
destroyed at Dauphin, Pa, by fire, in.
volving loss of SIS, 900. The fire is
supposed to originated from the spark
of locomotive.
1t is said that Major General John
NJ. Schofeld, retired, has decided to
make Chicago his home. He will spend
his time writing his memoirs.
The Tacoma, Wash. city council has
removed City Treasurer McCauley
from Office because he failed to fur
nish the 100000 additional bond re-
quired.
John OGOrman, an expressman at
Benton. Mo-, was shot and mortally
wounded by robbers who entered the
saloon of William Wagner and rifled
the cash drawer.
Miss Flagler, daughter of General
Flagler, whose shooting and killing of
negro boy who was stealing fruit
several months ago, at Washington,
created sensation, was indicted for
manslaughter.
AS the result of a lovers quarrel,
Louise johnson and killed himself at
Lead City, S. D.
Burglars broke into the First Ma
tional bank of McGregor, Texas,
wrecked the safe with dynamite and
secured between $40, 900 and $4,000.
Fred B. Kenrett, once chief of po-
lice OF st. Louis. was found guilty of
manslaughter at Los Angeles, Cal, for
killing Detective A. B. Lawson.
Patrick Coughlin, New York vet
eran, was stabbed seventeen times at
the Milwaukee Soldiers home by
Thomas Kelly. naval veteran, and
will die.
Robert Ross, leading farmer living
near Garden City, Kan, shot John
Scarlet, liveryman of that place in
the hand and arm and was shot and
stabbed in turn and died in ten min
utcS.
Thomas NJ. Patterson, editor of the
Denver News, was arrested on the
charge of having criminally libeled
the Denver Tramway Company by
charging them with corruption. Civil
suits for 100000 were also begun.
The Anti-Saloon Army was organ
lied ut Bloomington, ILL.,, similar to
thea. P. A. but directed against the
aolson instead of the church.
Pottawatomie Indians want more
rights and less red tape from Uncle
Sam.
Since March 4, 257 murders have
been committed in the Indian Ter.
ritory.
Mrs. May Stems of near Perkins,
p Dl{1sd. was thrown from a horse and
Armenia has revolted against the
sultan and &c, 600 Christians are in re-
bellion.
Oklahoma to investigate the find near
Norman.
The Chicago Cuban committee is re-
ceiving many offers of aid from all
over the country.
Governor Culberson mas ordered the
arrest of the leaders of the mob that
burned the negro Hillard alive at Ty-
Ter. Texas
Lord Salisbury, in q speech ut Wof-
ford deplored the repeal of the corn
laws and also regretted Gladstone's in
reference in Armenian affairs.
A Mrs Wheeler, an insane woman
Of Santa barbara, Cal, stood the
police off with a gun eighteen hours
before succumbing to hunger.
London papers think Senator Chand-
ier's war talk will only be received
with favor by the rihfraff Of the large
towns.
Receiver Burleigh Of the Northern
Pacific, will get . salary of SIS, 900 per
PEAR, BY order made BY Judge Hanford
ef Seattle.