The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-28
LATE NEWS NOTES.


day. carried 81, o70. 700 in gold.
Authorities at the Berlin UNIVERSE
ties have decided to admit American
women.
1t is asserted that the Armenian rev.
dictionary committee are provoking
massacres to cause the powers to in
tervene.
Armenians throughout the United
States are said to be recruiting men to
fight the Turks.
Congressman Tracey of Springfield.
Mo-, refuses to support the combine
candidates for House Offices
Paul Glucksman of Purcell, Ind.
Ter, charged with arson, poisoned
himself
A wall at Union Seminary at Poland.
Ohio, fell, injuring four young lady
students.
Captain A. B. Frazier of South Nc
Alester, Ind. Ter, assistant superin-
tendent of mines, accidentally shot
and killed himself
Hans Allen, wealthy Norwegian
farmer at Dubuque, Iowa, kills his
rival for the affections Of a widow,
shoots her daughter and commits sui
eide.
The late Rev. Samuel F. Smith, au-
thor of America" left an estate
worth $4,000.
Immigration Commissioner Stump,
in his annual reports, recommends
laws for eradicating the padrone sys-
tenn evil
1t is said that Secretary Carlisle has
received and declined an offer OF the
President to place him on the Supreme
bench.
The Government has ordered Sub
to receive gold in amour is from $500
up and pay expressage both ways
1t is said that the Henderson and
Mcdowell managers have agreed to
make Mcdowell clerk of the House
and Henderson sergeaDt-at-arms and
leave Russell of Missouri, a candidate
for sergeant-at-arms, out.
Compilation from consuls' reports
shows that Black Sea and Danubian
corn is becoming a serious competitor
for the American article.
| DIR. w. H. Sutton, a leading physi-
clan of Dallas, Tex, took strychnine
by mistake and died.
! The Spaniards have acknowledged
that the Cubans have advanced into
Santa Clara Province.
| James A. Thorn committed suicide
at Sedalia, Mo-, because his bride of
two months deserted him:
| Professor Perdue of Alley, Ga,
charged with running his assistant
school teacher, was shot to death by a
mob.
| Twenty-Five thousand people wit
messed Yale defeat Princeton at foot
ball by a score of 20 to 10 at New York.
| At Cambridge, Mass, Pennsylvania
University football team defeated
Harvard BY a score of II to il.
Mayor B. P. Waggener of Atchison,
Kan, has announced himself as the
resubmission candidate for the legis-
lature.
Thomas Lally of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, has confessed that he killed his
mother with a chair while drunk.
Otto Trotman of Pittsburg, Kan.
has been arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing murdered his wife last September.
The Rev. Dr. Cornelious Vandyke,
who translated the hible and General
Lew Wallace's ''Ben Hur" into Arabic,
died at Beyrout, Syria
George Steele, leader of the singing
at a revival at Clifton City, Mo-, fell
dead du. ug the services as the result
of over excitement.
| Bud Ray. slayer of ex-Sheriff Crane
of Christian county. Mo-, has been
convicted of second degree murder and
sentenced to twenty-five years inn
prisonment.
Incendiaries set fire to the cabin of
Gideon Armstrong. colored, at Stony
Point, KY, and his two daughters and
niece persisted. A stepson is suspected.
H. w. Smith, associate justice of the
Utah supreme court, died at Ogden.
He was born in Kentucky and was ap-
pointed to the bench by President
Cleveland.
Ex-Treasurer Samuel Murphy of Ok
lahoma shot Receiver L. p Ross of the
Oklahoma City land office in the mouth
because of insults. The wound is not
serious.
Mack Stuart, formerly of Omaha,
Neb., now under sentence of death at
Hidalgo del Patrella, Mexico, for
| SuOOGluS a pOllCcu16u III SC1A,uCACuSCs
has appealed to Nebraskans to aid
him.
According to the national bureau Of
navigation, the merchant vessels of
the United States number 90, 24O with
q total tonnage of 4, 1856, $50 tons-a de-
crease of SC, 600 tons in the fiscal year.
The report of James White, superin-
tendent of the railway mail service,
shows that during the year 497 acci-
dents occurred to railway postoffic es,
in which seven clerks were killed and
17S injured while on duty; an increase
over last year of 1877 accidents and
twenty-seven clerks killed and in
jured.
The Rev. John Henry Barrows,
widely known as the president of the
worlds fair parliament of religion. has
rendered his resignation as pastor of
the First Presbyterian church of Chi
cago. He has been pastor of this
church for fifteen years. He will go