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

| with property OF three men and boy
found murdered in q house-boat in
their possession.
E. d. Ware. Walter Vanoon and
Charles Simon were arrested at st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, as they were about to go to
rob the postoffice at Anna, Mo. The
two former were betrayed by Simon.
A Southern firm, the Newport News
Ship Building Company, underbid all
competitors on the plans for the two
new battleships to be constructed
Count Won Taafe, the Austrian
statesman. is dead.
The police of Berlin have summarily
closed eleven Socialist clubs.
| The Texas Siftings is to be removed
from New York City to Dallas, Texas.
The East Birmingham. (Ala Smelt-
ing works were burned. They will be
rebuilt.
The American School of Science at
Marash was burned by Turks on No
vember 10.
Yellowstone Park keepers are hav-
ing hard time keeping pOachers from
killing buffalo.
| New York mining stock brokers are
trying to stir up a speculative fever
over Cripple Creek properties.
The Postoffice department is prepar-
ing to give Sunday mail service to
| communities which now have none.
Senator Sherman will introduce in
Congress bill compelling sleeping
car companies TO reduce their charges.
Senior Machado has been appointed
Portuguese Minister to the United
States, vice Baron Thodim, deceased.
Emma Carroll, living near Clarks-
vile, Tenn, cut her throat because
her lover was opposed by her mother.
S. C. Martin, the ossified man who
had lain on his back for seven years
unable to move Joint, died at Bryan,
Texas
Experiments at Perdue, Ind, uni
versity established that cattle are not
only subject to tuberculosis, but catch
it easily.
The United States gunboat Concord
went ashore on the north coast of
China. 1t is feared that she is serious
~ injured.
Governor Stone of Missouri was
snubbed by Congressman Tarsney at
Kansas City, who declined to shake
hands with him.
American tobacco got q black eye
on report that money had been
guaranteed to prosecute the trust IN
New York-3s, OOO,O 900 shares were
sold.
L. s. Kahn of Ward county, Texas,
and Mrs. Wilgus of Connecticut, were
married at Fort Worth upon their first
meeting. Their courtship was by
letter.
Captain Bailey, of the revenue cut
ter Bear, has been placed upon wait
ing orders pending the investigation
of charges that have been made
against him.
T. E. McFarlin's grain elevator at
Sabetha, Kan, was burned. Just BE-
fore q man was seen running from the
elevator. The loss is 5000; insur-
ance 81, 500.
While squirrel hunting William Swi-
der, farmer, living near Fayette,
Mo-, was killed by the bursting of his
own gun.
The appointment of ]. w. Conan to
be receiver of the land Office 1t Alvs,
Oklahoma, has just been revoked.
He was appointed under the impress.
sion that he was his brother, J. j. Co.
man.
p. d. Armour, the Chicago packer,
has let the contract for the erection of
three l75-foot corn cribs in Abba,
Iowa He announces to the farmers
that he wants to buy 400. 100 bushels
of corn. The farmers have refused to
sell on account of the low prices.
Chevalier Chappel found on the
homestead near Delhi, Ill, $7,75S in an
old tin can that had been secreted in
the house by his father, the late Will
lam Chappell, deceased, prior to his
death. The money was turned over
to the executor of the win and will be
applied to the payment of requests.
s. II. Richards and BENJAMIN NJ
gent, sailors, were asphyxiated by gas
in their room in q boarding house, in
Chicago
Ex-Chief Perryman of the Creek ma
ton has been convicted by the council
of maladministration ins Office The
only penalty is incapacity for Office.
In Warrensburg, Mo-. Bud Dixie,
colored, quarreled with his wife. The
woman defended herself with butch
er knife. stabbing him in the back.
The presidential boom of eastman
K Davis Of Minnesota was formally
launched BY Senator Knute Nelson in
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