The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-07-25
TIcKS FROM THE WIRE.

Land patent and survey records
show the King cattle ranch in Texas
@ be the largest in the world.
President Cleveland is said to be for
Whitney and Matthews as the Dem
ocratic presidential ticket next year.
The interior department has in
structed Captain Beck to make NO
forcible resistance to the Injunction of
the Nebraska state courts.
Mrs Haney, wife of the Chicago
has filed suit for divorce at Blooming
ton, Ill.
Charles Buckley was killed near
Lexington, Mo-, by his brother-in-law,
Edward Mcdonnell, in a quarrel about
family affairs
A syndicate of wealthy New York.
ers, it is said, has been formed to pur-
chase Cuba. The Rothschilds are re-
puted hackers.
The government will soon bring suit
to recover 1,25O acres of land patented
by mistake to the Iron Mountain rail-
road company.
Henry Campbell Bannerman and
Herbert NJ. Asquith are the only MEM
bers of the last Liberal cabinet to be
returned to the British parliament
Efforts are being made to secure Ne
braska farmers lower grain rates from
the Missouri. Crops in Nebraska
promise an unusually large yield.
H. 81. Holmes, the insurance swim
dler, is now charged with numbering
Minnie Williams of Fort Worth, Texas,
in Chicago and burning her body.
A secret cabinet meeting was held
in Washington Friday to discuss the
Cuban question. Spain seems dis
pleased with Uncle Sans attitude
toward filibusters.
William Hosea Ballou of New York,
vice president of the American HUI
name society, will make an effort to
stop the proposed bull fight at the At
1anta exposition.
Three hundred prominent citizens Of
Dallas, in ccS:cntion assembled, re-
solved that the Corbett- Fitzsimmons
fight was good thing" for Dallas;
that they would push it along"
Margaret johnson of Lexington,
KY, daughter of the chief of the bu-
reau of engraving and printing, eloped
with Louis Brown, ticket agent. Her
mother had planned a marriage with
foreign count.
A Pullman colony is being located
at St Charles, La.
Galveston is bidding for the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight.
Four rustlers have been Jailed by
vigllantes at Springview, Neb.
A. P. A. members are being dismissed
from the Omaha police force.
Five thousand Michigan miners have
voted to strike for higher wages.
Car robbers at Cleveland, Ohio, killed
Night Waterman Patrick Cooney.
Delegate Flynn Is trying to secure
$4,000 from Uncle Sam for Oklahoma's
militia.
F. 3. Lander. an all around crook Of
Kay county, Oklahoma, has been appre-
hended.
A phosphate trust embracing more
than fifty separate companies is being
formed.
The Thompson building. 21S Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, collapsed, I'M ur-
ing many workmen.
Spanish troops are furnishing the
Cuban insurgents badly, according to
recent Havana advices.
Nicholson law in Indiana made of
Thomas Jenkins of indianapolis.
A faro bank in Fred Steers saloon at
Wallace, IDAHO was robbed of $500 by
masked men who escaped.
The negro, Collins, who killed Fred
P. Oil, the Princeton student, was
convicted of second degree murder.
Georgia Horton, aged Is, of Oakland.
Cal, has gone on the stage. Her
father is journalist and politician.
No Democratic currency debate tour
of the northwest has been planned by
the national committee as reported.
Comptroller Bowler has set August 2
as the date for hearing the Nebraska
sugar bounty claimants.
At Hay Springs, Neb. two boys, aged
6 and 9, children of Bert Wright, were
smothered in a sand bank.
Alonzo Meyers of Los Angeles killed
his wife and brother-in-law, wounded
his sister and then killed himself.
Jealousy.
At Cincinnati the barking of watch
dog prevented the total destruction
early Thursd ay morning of the Brice
hill incline power house, which would
have been a loss of Sl25, 900 and cut off
the communication of 10000 suburb
antics
Cherokee Strip people Indignantly
deny stories of suffering in the terri
tory.
The fruit belt of Michigan sustained
much damage by wind.
Five have died and two of the con-
gressmen elected last fall have re-
signed.
The famous Memphis tax cases have
been fled in the United States su-
preme court
Secretary Hoke Smith is preparing
for an extended ''sound money" cam
paign in Georgia.
It is expected that the new edition
of the government blue book will be
ready by September.
The Wisconsin board of arbitration
has beer called upon to settle strike