The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-09-19
LATE NEWS NOTES.

In z N6WS WI 60s
N. r O'Connor, British minister K
China, has been appointed ambassador
to Russia.
G. w. Aubry, postmaster at Pawnee
Kan, was arrested, charged with sell
ing liquor illegally.
Fred Moberg, aged Q years, wal
drowned in the Marmaton river a
Fort Scott, Kan.
The Kansas Million club was incor-
porated. It has $40, 900 capital Gov.
ernor Morrill, leads the directors.
At Flint, Ark, Contractor Lewis was
killed by the accidental explosion of q
blast and five kegs of powder.
The European international agri-
cultural congress, in session at Brus.
sells, passed resolutions in favor of BIZ
metallism.
AC, B. & @. train was wrecked near
Altoona, ILL.,, and twelve cars of naptha
burned. One life was lost.
At the conference of Macon, Mo-,
the committee reported that the
charges against Rev. 7. B. Nolan had
been proved.
Colonel l. N. Walker of Indianapolis
was elected chief of the
G. A. r. The next encampment will
be held in St Paul.
Kansas school fund commissioners
are said to have bought worthless
bonds aggregating in value $i9S, 200
within ten years.
Wind, rain and lightning did great
damage in and around Watertown, N.
Y. Several lives were lost.
Twenty-Five bodies of victims of the
Osceola mine fire have been recovered.
Henry NJ. Stanley is in this country
for few months rest and recreation.
Thirty-five deaths have occurred since
cholera made its appearance at Homo
lulu.
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani has been par
doned BY the Hawaiian government.
All the men who were exiled for the
Hawaiian rebellion: except the Ashford
brothers, will be allowed to return.
Gladstone says that if London stands
firm for gold, the bimetalists' move
ment will fail
It is stated that the government in
tends to interfere in behalf of Cuba.
General Schofield has started upon
his last official trip before retirement.
One man was fatally shot at q
bloody primary election at Lexington.
The president is said to be taking n
active interest in the Maryland cam
paign.
The weather was so hot in st. Louis
Thursday that the public schools
closed at noon.
At the opening of the Atlanta Ex-
position the president will press the
electric button at Gray Gables.
The old stockade of New Orleans
was discovered by sewer diggers,
after having been buried for over a
century.
The colored people of Spring Valley,
ILL.,, have sued the city for S2,4O0 for
damages growing out of the late coal
mine riots.
Permits have been issued to Bannock
Indians to return to the Teton noun
tains and get property they left when
run away from Jackson's Hole.
G. w. Aubry, postmaster at Pawnee,
Kan, on the Memphis road, is under
arrest, charged on state warrant
with selling intoxicating liquors.
Emperor William has determined to
make vigorous crusade against the
Socialists.
Warden Lynch of the Kansas peni-
Tertiary has turned into the state treas
ury $1,000, representing the product of
the labor of the convicts for the month
of August.
Congressman Quigg of New York
will resign his seat in a day or two, for
business reasons.
A cabinet officer Is quoted as saying
that Cleveland will be candidate for
q third term nomination next year
The famous locomotive of the civil
war, Ole General, will be exhi bited at
the Chattanooga national park dedica-
ticn.
Jacob Kiser of Champagne, ILL.,, was
shot dead by a man whom he at
to arouse from a drunken
sleep.
Another murder of the Jack the Rip
per order has been committed in Lon
don.
Senator Cockrell says that silver
is growing instead of wan
ing.
A French paper says that the efforts
of Walters friends will only retard
his pardon.
The United States of Colombia has
refused to recognize the Cuban insur-
gents as belligerants.
The Porte has rendered It's decision
Armenia. 1t is not believed
that the Powers will be satisfied.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds has
held that men of state miiitias called
into service of the union by governors
are not pensionable.
Fourteen negro children from
Charleston, S. c., are stranded in Lon
don. They went there to give per-
fOrma noes.