The Globe-republican., 1895-11-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

creasing.
It will take 20, 900 men six years to
build the Nicaragua cana.
A plan to assassinate President
{ Alfaro of Ecuador has been frustrated.
! Counsel for murderer 81. II. Holmes
have flied a motion for a new trial.
Frank Slavin cables from London
that he will accept the challenge is
sued by Peter Maher.
| The Rev. G. Mott Williams, the mil
lionaire Episcopal minister of Detroit,
Mich, has been elected bishop of the
new diocese of Marquette, Mich.
Ex-senator SpoOner fell from q car
step at Tacoma, Wash, striking his
abdomen on an iron rod causing seri-
GUS internal injury.
Judge Crisp begun his campaign for
the Senate by addressing the Georgia
silver, l6 to l.
New Turkish horrors are reported.
The Kurds of Van are attacking and
pillaging Armenian towns and Turkish
officials are pOwerleSS.
The man who was murdered at Alli-
ance. Neb., October l3, is believed to
have been Banker G. r. Kimball of
, Deadwood, who disappeared while in
sane. carrying $780, 900 in cash and Sc
curitieS.
II. Il. Martin, San Antonio, Tex,
zeal estate broker, is under arrest for
attempting to bribe Congressman
Sayers, Grain and Paschal in the inter-
est of the proposed Brownsville rail-
road.
The strike of New York cab drivers,
which threatened to make Gothamites
patronize street cars or walk, is off.
The official vote of Kentucky, ex-
cepting one county, shows a Demo-
cratic loss of $4,000.
Judge Holman of Indiana, the
''watchdog of the treasury" says the
mistakes of Cleveland are responsible
for the recent Democratic defeat
The two daughters of Rufus L.
Caldwell of Audrain county, Missouri,
eloped and were married at Fulton.
Rev. II. d. Fisher of Topeka, Kan,
says he will be chosen chaplain of the
next House of Representatives.
Several prominent st. Joseph. Mo-,
brokers have been arrested charged
with violating the state bucket shop
law.
The British steamer Leo, from
Odessa for Copenhagen, has foundered
off the coast of Denmark. Fifteen out
of twenty-five persons on board were
drowned.
A steam launch belonging to the
British cruiser Edgar is reported to
have been lost in japanese waters,
and forty-eight men who were on
board are said to have been drowned.
The State department has been in
formed that Russia proposes to in
crease both her gold ard her silver
coinage.
The sentence of Captain Henry w.
Howgate to four years Imprisonment
was confirmed by the Supreme court.
The National Electrical Brother
hood adopted a memorial to Congress
asking that Cuban belligerency be
recognized.
Two heirs to the Earl of Antrim es-
tates in Ireland have turned up at Fort
Scott, Kan.
A Norwegian sailor on Lake Erie
schooner shot the captain and his son
and was himself shot.
Grand Jury returned indictments
against keepers of eighty-three gam
bling houses at st. Joseph, Mo-, and
there is an hegira from the place into
Kansas, the hegirists being gamblers.
Timothy Healy and Thomas O'Con-
nor were ousted from the governing
committee of the Irish Parliamentary
party.
Dan Stuart says he has found bat
tie ground where COrbett and Fltzsim-
mons can meet for a finish fight. Cor
bett says he is out of the ring for good.
Foreign ambassadors to Turkey will
all act at once. They are now await.
ing the arrival of war ships. Mr.. Ter
rell has warned the porte that Amer
lean missionaries must be protected.
A French wine merchant in Mont
pelier went crazy, shot his wife and
mother and killed three people in the
street. The fire department had to
subdue him with q stream of water to
capture Kim.
Mrs. Poteat, wife of q prominent
clergyman. made the sensational state
ment at the Christian Workers con-
vention, in session at New Haven,
Conn.,. that she would as soon send
her son te hades as to Yale college.
The report of General Craghill.
chief of engineers, to the secretary of
war, recommends the appropriation of
$3.50, 900 for the Missouri river commits
sion for the next two years
A Cleveland, Ohio, man, who has
just returned from Rome, says that
the pope is very much broken in
health and that he would not be sur
prised to hear of his death at any time.
1t is understood that the Office Of
minister of foreign affairs of the Ha-
waiian cabinet has been rendered to
L. NJ. Thurston, formerly minister in
Washington. 1t is doubtful if Mr..
Thurston will accept the position, as
he has settled down to a law practice.
Nearly 5000 people attended q mass
meeting At Boston to protest against
lynching.
A. T. Hatch, recently appointed min.
lister from Hawaii to this country, has
reached San Francisco.
A brother and sister named Perkins,
16 and IA. were murdered near Edo
RADIO. Ark, by parties unknown