The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17
LATE NEWS nUT~.

grain markets SHOWS Oe8ElSn Xeu'
eral tendency.
The Big Muddy Coal and Iron COM
pany increased its employees wages 10
per cent.
| New York bank statement shows de-
creases of g, 500, 900 in loans and
Sc, OOO, 900 in deposits.
A new trial has been asked for the
| convicted wife murderer, Rev. Him
shaw of Danville, Ind.
Railroad earnings of 146 roads show
an increase of $4,000 900 ON an in
crease of 23O miles of track over last
year.
At South McAlester, L T., the Cot
tage House hotel caught on fire and
burned to the ground, Loss, 81, 500.
Fully insured.
After clipping three times, ]. Will
Gray and Mary Frances Judson of st.
Joseph were married at Troy, Kan.
F. w. Harris, a professional ball
player, was convicted of murder at
Freeport, Ill He was sentenced to
be hanged.
The supreme court of South Oak ota
has reduced the sentence of w. w.
Taylor, defaulti2g state treasurer, to
| two years.
Rev. jeremiah Phillips was arrested
at Lafayette, Ind, charged with at
| tempting a criminal assault upon q
little girl.
The convict hulk Success of Austria
liza, is to be converted into a museum
"a floating chamber of horrors" in
London"
Young Critic and s'Kid'' yavigne
fought twenty rounds to draw before
Long Island club. YoungGriffo had
much the best of it.
The supreme officers of the A. A.
are in session at st. Louis discussing
the political situation.
The Missouri Universalist convention
at Lamontc adopted a resolution OPP
posing capital punishment
Thomas O'Rourke, a New York po-
liceman. has resigned. He is worth
$500, 900, which he accumulated while
on the force.
The Commercial bank of Springfield.
Mo-, has been closed by order of the
state bank examiner. Assets, 500, 600;
liabilities, $4,000.
Goverro or Morrill, has pardoned q.
T. Campbell, who fourteen years ago
was convicted in Usage county. Kan,
of robbing Wells, Fargo & Co., of $500
and sentenced to eighteen months in
the penitentiary. The night before
going to the penitentiary he broke
jail and went to Salt Lake City, where
he has since led an upright life.
Cardinal Gibbons, Ablegate Satolli
and Arch bishop Corrigan of New York
are on their way to Santa Fe to be-
stow the pallium upon the archbishop
of New Mexico.
At Hyden, KY, political meeting
Judge j. W. Parker. Republican, at
tempted to speak, when ruffians
started fight in which three men
were killed outright and several seri-
ously wounded.
Pat Crow, the train robber, and Tom
Punshon. the murderer, got into a
fight in the St. Joe Jail and the other
sixty prisoners took a hand, and riot
followed. One prisoner was shot but
not fatally wounde.1 and Pat Grove
had his skull fractured.
Cyrus L. Cook, Republican nominee
in IL, Eighteenth Illinois congress
sional district, dropped dead in a Chi
cago hotel.
The lower court was reversed in its
decision in the Sl50.OOO damage suit of
John NJ. Glover against New York
security company.
1t is now believed that the queen of
Corea was killed by the armed force
that entered the palace.
A woman of Catania, Sicily, has
caused the death of twehty-three chill
dren by poisoning.
Lutherans spent S3..33a. 10 on for
eign missions the past year.
Ohio's wheat crop will be $4,000, 600
bushels short of an average.
Governor Altgeld of Illinois says he
is not a candidate for reelection.
Williamsville Coal company miners
at Springfield, ILL.,, have resumed work
at raise of cents, from 35 to 20
cents.
A storage reservoir containing .. $780,
600 gallons of water. in the heart of
Scranton. Ia, burst, doing much
damage.
Spain will soon surround Cuba with
a double line of gunboats to stop fill
busters.
Seven students Of the Missouri Uni
versity have been censured by the
president for hazing.
j. L. NJ Counce was indicted for
arson. charged with burning the Cot
tage hotel at Sedalia. Mo.
The Congregational home missionary
society is in financial straits.
Key West, Fla, celebrated the an
niversary of the hanging of seven
students at Havana with speeches and
fireworks. The Cuban flag was raised
ON the city hall John Buel Frazier,
a negro. was killed b. the explosion
of a cannon.
La Paz, the capital of Lower Cali
fornia, was struck by Il hurricane.
Nearly zoo houses were destroyed,
| nineteen vessels beached. four lives
lost and many people injured. Con-
siderable damage was done at other
places by the fury of the hurricane.
Z a large crowd gathered at St
Joseph's Catholic church. Peoria. I'LL,
to witness the marriage of Anton J..
Vlav Lot 1H,,f