The Globe-republican., 1895-07-12
LATE NEWS NOTES.

LATE NEWS NOTES.
Henry Irving has declined to become
q candidate Tor parliament
King Oscar of Sweden kissed EN-
peror william of Germany twice ON
the latter's visit to Stockholm.
The new revenue cutter for the great
lakes is to be named Walter Q. Ores
ham.
The Observation-Disclosures Dry
Goods company of St Joseph has
assigned. Liabilities $50, COO; assets
81, OOO
Lewis Tedrow, IS years old. of Flor
ence, Kan, was frightfully mangled
by the explosion of a dynamite cart
ridge He will die.
NJ. A. Householder has resigned as
trustee of the Kansas State Board of
Charitable Institutions
The Vernon county, Mo-. Democratic
central committee has declared for q
silver state convention.
Acting Governor Low has pardoned
A. 6. Millkan, sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary six months ago for two years,
for having embezzled $1,000 of Guth-
rie's city funds while city clerk.
Lieutenant-Colonel James Hentonl
Twenty-third infantry, died suddenly
at Ringgold barracks, Texas.
The secretary of war has named Fort
Riley as military prison.
o. P. Smith, state representative
from Buchanan county. Mo-, was
seriously beaten by Kansas City
barber in dispute over the price of
shave and mustach dye.
The Democrats and Populists of
Lyon county. Kan, are likely to fuse
on county Offices.
The new directory of Kansas City,
Mo-, figures out the population of that
city to be i47,loa.
John Creighton of Omaha has given
buildings and grounds valued at $780,
QUO to the Creighton medical college.
Judge William Claiborne, founder of
the town of Republic, Green county,
No., is violently insane
Mother st. Gabriel, founder of the
convent of the Incarnate ward in
Houston, Texas, died at Galveston,
Texas.
A. NJ. Green and son, Kimball. were
acquitted at Steelville, Mo-, of the
charge of numbering David Hilder-
| brand
The Kansas Temperance union will
put an organizer in the field to work
up temperance sentiment throughout
| the state.
C. C. Dalton, a member of the former
Dalton outlaw gang, is under arrest in
Tennessee for horse stealing in Vernon
county, Mo.
Mrs. S. V. Leeper, Topeka school
teacher, has been appointed superin-
tendent of the industrial school for
girls at Beloit, Kan.
A boiler explosion at Carthagena, CO.
lOmbia, caused the loss of ten lives.
Count Herbert Bismarck says that
his fathers health is better than usual.
The Leader, one of Chicago's big
gest department stores, has assigned.
Ira n. Holmes. a pioneer settler of
Winfield, Kan, died at an advanced
age. He had been in business there
almost since the city was founded.
The house of w. A. Rucller, three
miles north of Winfield, Kan. was
burned with all its contents. All the
occupants were absent. The loss was
| $4,000.
Alabama Populists have issued
call for a meeting of the state COM
mittee to discuss the advisability of
| fusing with the Republicans in the
state campaign.
Theodore Pickett, negro. who was
arrested for number of robberies,
was taken from the officers while on
the way to Jail at Jackson, Miss, and
hanged to tree.
Asa Smith, son of A. D. Smith of
Cherryvale, Kan, was riding a race
horse when the animal became fright
ened and ran against tree, crushing
the boys head to jelly.
Western railroads find that it is inn
possible to comply with the new safety
! equipment law within the time allowed,
and they will ask for an extension.
The jury in the case of Pugilist
Fitzsimmons, charged with man
slaughter for the killing of Con Rior-
dan, returned a verdict of not guilty.
Fred Maar of Kansas City, Mo-,
broke into the house of his wife from
whom he was separated, entered her
bed chamber, bound and gagged her,
! ScdTC0eu LOT IHclT marriage ccTllUCdtc,
and failing to find it, stole her purse
containing few dollars and made his
escape.
Kate Welch, an inmate of the asy-
lum at Reno, New, has SiO,291 de-
posted in the Hibernia bank at San
Francisco, which has remained kun-
called for for twenty years
Frietsch & Co., pork packers at Gin
cinnati, assigned to Moses Ruskin, who
estimates the assets at Sic, 200 and the
liabilities at $4,000.
Charles d. Sherwood, ex-lieutenant
! governor of Minnesota, committed
suicide in Chicago by drowning. Ill
health was the cause.
j. K Pearson, the great patron of
colleges and institutions, of Chicago.
is to give $4,000 to the Whitman col
lege, Walla Walla, Wash.
j. r. Dodd, treasurer of Topeka di-
vision of the Order of Railway Con-