The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-12-26
LATE NEWS NOTE

lSh- VeneZuel8 em0rOgll0
ST. Clair county. Missouri. loee
bridges by the high water that
$l3, 900. AZ
The proposition for . new II
high school building at Columbia,
was voted down.
Ex-Congressman McShane Of o.
is at the head of the new st. Joe -
ing and stock yards company.
The silver men have . majoFit
twelve in the Senate and say
none of the Presidents financial pIo
can pass that body S
State Accountant Challiror Of K
sas reports that ex-Oil Inspector IT,
Tor collected $4,000 more in fees tt
he accounted for.
Mrs. Edwin L. Charlton, daughter o4
q minister. and wife of q Lawrenoof
Kan, politician, has eloped with
paper hanger named Rich.
Charles Simon, private detective 81
barber of St Joseph, got twelve ye1o
in the penitentiary for burglary 81
planning crimes for others to comm3k
The Missouri University footboH
team has withdrawn from the We
ern Interstate Football Associate
The championship trophy for 1885 =
awarded to Kansas, which is q
silver cup with gold trimmings
A. ID. Thurston, who organized .
was for seven years grand chief Of
Order of Railway Telegraphers, ial6 b
up at Clinton, No., with his wife o. q
six children on the charity of the ~
lie. He is helpless with rheumstt'
Charles B. Atwood. Worlds Fair
designer, is dead.
Guatemalan robbers relieved LxN
pold Stein of SlaO, 600 worth of jewelll
Delegate Flynn is fathering . bill4p
tax the Indian territory cattle men&
Four hundred Turkish soldier -
oDers are reported massacred by ~
menians at Zeitoun.
The Porte has ordered the destru5p-
ton of Zeitoun and he massacrot1
the 1000 Armenians in the city.
Thirty head of dairy cattls beloag-
ing to J.. S. Amsden, Malone, N. ",
were found to have tuberculosis.
Lloyd Montgomery, the boy triplo
murderer of Brownsville, Ore, woo
convicted and sentenced to death Jan
uary 81.
1t is claimed that Harry Hayward,s
confession is pack of lies to help hjs
cousin financially by writing and sell
ing them.
Attorney General Harmon asks for
Sl3i oil: for the Leavenworth ''peu,"
including 81 500 for a superintendent
of industries
Near Castana, Honore county. lows,
George Wolf shot and killed Mrs VIII
lam Rattlege, fatally wounded his
divorced wife and committed suicide.
Albert Neeland, artist, was arrested
at St Joseph, Mo-, when about to
marry Miss Grace Woodward of Stan
berry. He is said to have three wives
now.
Baron Rothschild, in an interview,
said that he was for peace.
Two men held up street car II
Pine Bluff. Ark, and robbed the
driver and the one passenger.
A farmer named Smith of Saline
county, Arkansas, stabbed his wife
and shot himself. He is dead.
Louis Girard, the postof6ce robber,
ten years in the Ohio penitentiary.
Mrs. Rosa Herget of Fort Worth,
Texas. attempted to kindle a IT,
with coal oil. The oil exploded Ar
she was burned to death.
Members of the New York exchange
who issued a request for q meetiAg
decided to wait until the United
States took further action on the Ven
ezuelan question.
John Donnelly, the Audrain county,
Missouri, murderer, was granted .
respite until January -.
John w. Luke, chairman of the Iowa
Railroad Commission, is dead.
General 10 Shelby and Congressman
Tarsney INDUCED in personalities ct
Kansas City.
Four men, who attempted to capture
several Mexican robbers at Morenee,
Ariz.. were killed.
Barnett Brown, negro, WAS
lynched by negroes near Wrightsville,
Ark, for living with another mans
WIFE
The Coroner's jury at Verona. Mo-.
found that circumstances pointed ~
Thomas Sims as the murderer of ]. III
Davidson. Sims is in Jail.
Emperor William consulted BIZ
marck upon the Eastern and Socialilt
questions. rs
Mrs. John Farris. n decendant ~
President Monroe, is to be married =
London to E. j. BratalOr.
The Governing Board of the Ame1f
can University has selected archite0D
for the new College of History buf1
ing. IL
Resolutions asking for TOWNSHIP L.;
islation for Indian territory. indoro 4;
BY the st. Louis Merchants ExchanG d
were presented to Congress by Senat<1
COckrell. ~
Dnring light over game OF cre
1t Marshall, Mo-, Albert Paxton shdG
Charles Collins dead.
The Rev. Alfred Moore, formog
Episcopal minister at Akron. Oh3os
who committed forgery to secure -
wedding suit, has been formally de-
posed from the ministry. b.
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