The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-09-05
LATE NEWS NOTES.

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electric street cars are to be placed
ander ground.
A movement Is on foot to have all
fourth class postmssters placed under
the civil service law.
It is said that Ambassador to Paris
Eustis will resign Is soon IS the
Waller case is settled.
James r. Oliver, assistant postmas-
ter at BOurland, Ind. Ter, has been
arrested for rifing registered lettera
The home and furniture Of John L
Davenport. the once noted New York
Republican politician, has been sold
by creditors.
The Democrats of Bourbon county,
Kansas, nominated . straight county
ticket and resolved against fusion with
the Populists.
Between 1000 and 1000 ballots have
been cast in the Adair and Madison
county, Iowa, senatorial convention
without result.
The Sedalia Capital Printing COM
pany has purchased the Gazette plant
and the Capital will be known as the
Capita.-Gazette.
Marshal Macdonald, United States
fish commissioner, is dead, aged SO. He
was a native of Virginia and held the
Office many years.
The British steamer Catterthun
struck on the seal rocks of Sydney and
sank in fifteen minutes. Twenty-Five
people were drowned
| The police board of Wichita has re-
moved Police Judge Hatton and ap-
pointed in his place s. w. Tucker, .
radical prohibitionist.
The theatrical managers of fourteen
Eastern cities have combined for the
purpose of producing plays independ-
ent of the middleman.
AT Buffalo fire destroyed the Acad-
envy of Music and the wholesale house
of Glenny Sons, the largest importers
of chinaware in the United States.
John p. Gillespie, county attorney
of Dallas county, says there is no pos
sible way by which the Corbett-Fit
simmons fight can be stopped by law.
The expenditures of the treasury de-
partment over receipts for the month
of August were $3,693, lO3. Officials be-
lieve the receipts for September will
equal the expenditures.
Rev Father p f. Quigley. of Toledo,
Ohio, who is said to be the cause of
the organization of the a. =. A.. by
reason of his determined opposition to
the Ohio school laws, is dead.
The Morning Star is the name of a
new Sedalia paper. 1t is Republican
in politics and has liberal financial
backing. Colonel John H. Powell is
editor and Fred S. Barde city editor.
Barrett & Wenan. railroad ticket
brokers of New Orleans. and a number
of Their persons associated with them
at other Southern points, have been
arrested for issuing fraudulent rail-
road passes.
An Indiana Republican close to ex-
President Harrison says that Senator
Quay's victory in Pennsylvania has de-
termined Harrison not to allow his
name to be pushed for the presidential
nomination. Quay is said to be for
Mckinley.
Richard Watson Glider, editor of the
Century, and Clark Davis of the Phila-
delphia Public Ledger are the latest
candidates for the congressional lib1s-
rianship.
home, rendered him a royal welcome
on his return home.
NJ. d. Stewart, young bushes man
|. of Smithton, Mo-, and Miss Daisy NJ.
Hauser, aged II, daughter of Rev
Hauser of Lincoln n, eloped to Windsor
and were married.
The curatOrs of the Missouri state
university have arranged a ten weeks
course for the benefit of practical
farmers beginning in January.
Oscar Sherman, son of Ex-Governor
! Sherman of Iowa, has mysteriously
, disappeared.
On the Southern Illinois fair grounds
, at Anna, John Jones, keeper of q
dining booth, choked and kicked to
death Sarah Mendenhall in a quarrel
over wages. She was tine mother of
four children and the wife of farm
er. Jones is an ex-cOnvict.
Five men have been killed as the re-
. suit of a family feud on Straight
creek, near the Bell and Hardin
county lines, Kentucky.
At Quincy, ILL.,, Henry Boiling and
Rosa Swearinger were fatally shot by
Dora Heilwagon while buggy riding.
: Boiling had been paying attentions to
, both women.
The Duke d'Arcos, Spanish minister
8 to Mexico, and Miss Virginia Wood
: bury Lowery of Washington were
married at New London, Conn.
7; At St. Joseph, Mo. Miss Lille May
Lansing has brought suit in the cir
; cult court against Mary Dixie Hess for
$40, 900 because Mrs. Hess slapped her.
: Mrs. Hess owns a large amount OF
real estate.
Mr.. Sparks, prominent landed
proprietor of Adelaide, South Aus
tralia, tried to horsewhip c. c. Kings.
ton, attorney general and premier OF
South Australia, in Victoria Square,
, Adelaide, in revenge for a personal at.
tack in speech. Premier Kingston
: wrested the whip from his assailant
0 and horsewhipped Sparks instead.
. The men are political enemies, Mr..
. Kingston representing the labor in
terests.
; Andrew Mikelson, 40 years of age, a
|, farmer living near Wamego, Kan, was