The Globe-republican., 1895-06-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Aom e 0l8OStO0e, Ole0 on his farm
near Jefferson City, No., aged So.
Eugenio Blanche, at one time ,
famous operate tenor, died in Sal
! Francisco.
The postal department has estab
llshed an espionage system over letter
carriers in large cities.
The Madrid press is stating that the
Mora claim demand means the seizure
of Havana by the United States.
The last debt on the George r. Smith
college for negroes, at Sedalia, Mo.
was paid.
The Pawnee county, Kan, Populists
have nominated full county ticket
and declared for free silver at Is to l.
Mrs. w. ]. King, wife of ex-Conpress.
man King was fatally injured in a run.
away accident at jefferson City, Mo.
The arrangements for the marriage
of Princess Helene of New Orleans and
the duke of Aosta are about completed.
It is believed that Germany will
call an international monetary con-
ference before October Is.
The exertions of the German en-
press at Kiel were too much for her and
she is confined to her bed.
Jerry Wallace of the Seneca nation
was sentenced at Fort Scott, Kan, to
be hanged on September 20.
There is a colony of 500 people in
Oklahoma seeking for divorce on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty, -
etc
Foreign governments have offered
positions to ex-Chief of Police Byrnes
of New York.
The ACCESSIBILITY of calling state
monetary convention is being discussed
by California Democrats.
Chicago beer war continues. and it
is now charged that st. Louis brewers
are pushing it along as a good thing.
A Washington woman has written to
the interior department for check for
$1,000 to lift mortgage on her farm.
Spain has got into another row with
Uncle Sam by holding up an American
pleasure yacht in the Philippine
islands.
At the Chinese legation it is said
Americans stand q good chance to
make China the silver loan to pay the
Jap indemnity.
The case of Charles Key, the con-
demned murderer who butted his head
against prison bars at Bonham, Texas.
is puzzling physicians.
The American warships at Kiel were
classed by naval experts as among the
best there.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed
Scott Nesbitt of St. Clair county, Mo-,
clerk of the treasury de-
partment. Nesbitt has been chief clerk
of the internal revenue bureau.
F. E. Burt and Mrs J. C. Perkins.
an clipping couple, were arrested at
Mo. They deserted their re-
spective partners in Bourbon county.
Kansas.
Through the purchase of a little |
road, known as the Sawmill Line, the |
have gained an entrance
into Pittsburg.
Experiments with electricity on the |
New York, New Haven and Hartford |
continue to be most successful. A |
speed of so miles an has been |
developed.
Twelve or fourteen Democratic ora
tors will soon visit the West and
on a stumping tour under
The direction of the Democratic con-
yressional committee.
The Emperor of China has conferred
The order of the Double Dragon on
John B. Henderson, Jr., son of ex-Sen-
ltor Henderson of Missouri, in recog.
1ition of his services in connection
With the negotiation of the peace
treaty between China and Japan.
A number of leases of government
ands in the territories have recently
oeen made.
Chauncey Depew says the Republic
ms stand a good show to win in Ten
,essee and Kentucky if the silver fight
'mong Democrats keeps on.
Chicago's post Office receipts show a
alling off of $40, 900 for last year.
A movement is on foot to close down
distllleries for one year to
educe stocks.
In New Orleans, La, John Devon
hire, clerk of the United States dis
riot court for the Western district of
louisiana, has been indicted on
harge of embezzlement of $4,000 of
he courts funds. =
Three hundred business men fof
8. c., met to consider .
'roject of building q railroad from
charleston to some point in the West.
The meeting was enthusiastic and the
utlook for the building of the road is
right.
In the suit of the United States gov
against the Southern Pacific
o obtain possession of 700, 900 acres of
and in Ventura and Los Angeles
California. it has been decided
gainst the railroad company by the
United States court of appeals.
Since he has taken hold of the Whis-
y trust Receiver McNulta has made .
rofit Of $500, 900, according to his in
entory of June l.
At picnic at Pellyton, KY, Thomas
nd James Crockett shot and killed
>aniel Kidd. All were drinking and
he trouble came up over some trivial
fair.
From twelve to sixteen cars of fruit
r. daily being shipped from Sacra-
,ento. This is about one-half the