The Globe-republican., 1895-11-21
LATE NEWS NOTES.

A West Virginia desperate killed
one man and wounded two others
while resisting arrest.
Two big fires at Meridian, Miss, de-
stroyed a sash and blind factory and
large compress warehouse. Loss,
sa4i. 900: fully insured
The cost of the maintenance of the
iife-saving service during the year
was Si,545, 324.
Indications are that E. P. Ripley,
present third vice president of the Chi
cago. Milwaukee 4 St Paul. will be
made president of the Santa Fe.
A new smelter is to be built at Gale
ma, Kan. with a capital of $4,000.
Louis Merickel, a saloonkeeper, and
a crowd of hangers-On about the place
became involved in a quarrel at To-
ledo, Ohio, and in the melee Mericker
was knocked down and beaten to
death.
A Nevada, Mo-. man attempted to
kill former sweetheart who had mar
ried another man.
Thirty-four fourth class postmasters
have been appointed.
Fire did S25.OOO damage to the busi-
ness portion of Flora, I'LL
A Business Mems Association has
been organized at Mexico, Mo.
r. S. Day, one of New Orleans most
prominent men, was accidentally killed
while hunting for burglars.
Senator Mills of Texas advocates
putting an anti-civil service plank in
the next Democratic platform.
States cities are not anxious 90 have
warships built on the lakes.
William Dickerman, publisher of
the Counterfeit Money Detector, has
been arrested for passing counterfeit
money.
Mayor S. F. Pennington of Suilig-
ent, Ala, was struck by piece oflum-
Der projecting from freight car and
killed.
Ex-Judge Henson, sentenced to the
Missouri penitentiary for twenty years
in 1883. for murder committed in Stod-
dard county, was pardoned.
The shipment of gold last week ag-
gregated $685., 500.
The Sedalia Morning Star has
changed hands. the plant and good
will being purchased by Van Il. Wis
ker Oh the ScnJlncl.
The Chicago city and county build
ing cracked in the middle from set
tling.
Colonel w. Fl. Phelps of Missouri is
in Washington, and says that Morri-
son IS the strongest candidate the
Democrats can nominate for president.
Kansas University foot pall team de-
feated Nebraska University by q score
of to 4.
Rev. S. F. Smith, composer of
america" dropped dead in Boston.
The Berry detectives concerned in
the Frank White murder case in Chi
cago were held without bail
The thirteen Spring Valley, Ill,
miners. convicted of driving out the
colored population some months ago.
received penitentiary sentences.
Brigadier General Brook, in his an
nual report, says that nothing of note
has taken place in the department of
the Dakotas since the great railroad
strike of 1894.
At Kansas City, Mo, Charles F.
Early, a painter of Topeka, was
knocked down and killed in front OF
ex-Alderman Foley's saloon, by un-
known parties, who escaped.
In the District court at Independ
ence, Kan, a divorce was granted to
Mrs. Beattie Chandler from Judge
Chandler, one of the best known law
yers of Kansas. The divorce was
granted on the ground of extreme
cruelty and abandonment Property
worth 5000 was given to Mrs. Chan
dler. Mr.. Chandler was first assistant
secretary of the interior under Presi-
dent Harrison. and is now practicing
attorney in Washington.
At Nevada. Mo-, the investi-
eating committee in the Carpenter
case brought in n verdict of not guilty
after being out only few minutes.
At Burlington, Iowa. w. L.
Schuch had his brains dashed out
by a fellow workman. Henry Martin.
Martin is still at large.
Exports for month of October were
S85, ,O92 .3S3, as against $50, AZ, ,422 dur
ing October last year The imports OF
dutiable merchandise during October
aggregated S37, 1906, 72O, as compared
with S23.4O4.31S during the same
month in 1894.
The exports of gold coin and bullion
during October were Sl,S73.S97, and
the imports sl,:s7,7 ,776. Silver coin
and bullion were exported to the
amount of S4.594,477, while the i'm
ports aggregated 81 ,32o.l27.
H. X. Morrill, of Gardiner, Me-, Is
the author of genealogical tree of
the Morrill, family, by which it appears
that the governor of Kansas is related
to BENJAMIN Franklin.
Loao Baptista Da Silva Ferrao DE
Carvalho Martens, Portuguese ambas-
sador near the pope and father-in-law
of the Portuguese minister to this
country, is dead.
Kansas G. A. L. officers assert that
there are e, 900 veterans in that state.
Rains and snow have helped Central
Kansas wheat to q creditsble standing
Henry Watterson is going to Europe
to write book ON the life of Lincoln
Thomas Boyd, aged 95, ono OF the
pioneers of Galloway county. Missouri.
is dead.
Ex-Mayor Duncan OF King6sher.