The Globe-republican., 1895-09-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

law in Texas to prevent prize fighting,
thereby assuring the big mill.
The news that an American sugar
planter has obtained the exclusive
right to land submarine telegraph
cable in Hawaii is the occasion of
much discussion in London among the
advocates of a British cable TO the is
land.
At Fort Worth, Texas. George S.
Burchill. aged 50. was found dead in
buggy Wednesday morning. The de-
ceased was prominent in Texas Repub-
lican politics and one of the best
known men in the state
Samuel ii. n l. postmaster at San
Antonio. near st. Joseph. Mo-, wanted
for the murder of James w. Taylor in
June last has surrendered to the au-
thorities.
The Democrats of the Sixth Kansas
judicial district have nominated SEN
atOr Billiard for judge. billiard has
already been nOmina ted by the Popu-
lists
The venerable ex-senator George
W. Jones of Iowa is threatened with
total blindness.
At Clinton. Iowa. Mrs. Mamie Lewis
fatally shot her husband for attempt
ing to abduct her two children.
Governor Clarke of Arkansas was
robbed of his watch while at work in
his office
near Cedar Keys. charged with at
tempted flibustering.
Ruth Phelps. woman known in the
Indian territory as Billy the Kid" Is
under arrest at Paris, Texas, for horse
stealing.
Governor Morrill, of Kansas has lost
aO7 fine hogs on his farm near IIia-
watha, from the effects of cholera.
The Detroit. Mich, Methodist con-
ference voted 1856 to 9 in favor of adj
mission of women as delegates to the
general conference.
The officers of the Pittsbu~g, Kan,
Turn Verein have b. n arrested for
refusing to answer questions in re-
gard to the disposition of liquors by
the club.
The Silver Lake WOrsted mills in
the village of Pascoag, K. l. were to-
tally destroyed by fire, the loss being
about S?0,OVO, with an insurance of
$4,000.
General Antonio Ezeta, ex-president,
of San Salvador, sailed from San Fran
cisco to his native country. He pro-
poses to overthrow the government OF
President Cutter -z-
A mob of seventy-fve men made an
unsuccessful attempt to lynch Har-
rison Fuller and Frank Simpson, two
negroes confined in the Henderson
county, Tennessee, Jail in Lexington
for attempting to assault Widow
POmerOy and her 1O-year-Old daughter.
The big battleship Maine was put in
commission at the Brooklyn navy
yard. The Maine was built at the
navy yard by government employees
at a cost of nearly s2,4OO,OOO.
Mrs. Sharp, the only survivor of the
Spirit Lake massacre, Is to be PEN
stoned by Iowa.
Judge Scott of Oklahoma is at Wash
ington in conn :tion with charges
made against him.
1t is said that the president will
again appoint W. II. HornblOwer to
the supreme bench.
It is rumored that DIR. Talmage is to
succeed Rev. Sunderland as pastor of
the First Presbyterian church of WASH
ington, where 2 iIent Cleveland
DIR. SUNDERLAND is to resign
on account of ill-bealth.
Rebecca Polk and Lizzie Robinson,
have been arrested at Nash
Vile, Tenn. for extensive pension
frauds, by which over $40, 900 was OBJ
tanned.
The great hen house, barn and hot
houses on John d Rockefeller's place
near Scarborough, N. Y, were de-
stroyed by an incendiary FIRE. Loss
SEQ. 900.
The postoffice department has up
held the postmaster Of Davenport,
Iowa. in refusing to deliver Kansas
City Sunday Suns because Of the char
acter of the publication.
A Sl00. O0o, coo scheme Is on foot to
build at Niagara Falls the most gigan-
tic permanent convention hall ever
on this side of the Atlantic.
md the erection of a gambling house
which Will be the woAder of the
world. 1t is the intention to make
Niagara Falls the convention city of
the future and the Monte Carlo Of
America.