The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-07-05

ton.
A sweeping Conservative victory is
looked for in tho coming English cleo
tions.
A fire in the wholesale district of
Chicago did $500, 900 damage.
Dixon may be matched to meet Plim-
mer at Dallas.
Church statistics show over 20, OOO, 900
communicates in the United States.
Farmer Green and three of his sons
were indicted for murder at Steelville.
Mo.
The business center of Atlanta, Mo-,
near Macon, sustained 10000 loss by
fire.
Lord Salisbury announced that he
wished parliament to be dissolved on
July 8.
Attorney W. A. Ford, under indict-
ment at Fort Worth, Texas, has dis
appeared.
j. H. Hodgman and wife of Garner,
Iowa, are under arrest for attempted
child murder.
Mayor Strong has fired ex-Congress-
man Amos Cummings as subway COM
missioner at New York.
The Spanish cortes has appropriated
SlaO, 900, 900 to put down the rebellion
in Cuba.
Wesley Davis OF Rossville, Kan, q
well-known grain dealer, has disap-
peared, leaving many creditors unpaid.
NJ. Gadaud. minister of agriculture
of France, resigned to fight duel and
was slightly wounded.
Most of the Iowa liquor dealers in
the upper forty-nine counties have
gone out of business on account of the
mulct tax.
Emsey Taylor, president of the Link
line railroad of Texas, committed sui
eide by shooting himself. Financial
trouble was the cause.
w. W. Pagan has resigned as gen.
eral superintendent of the Kansas
City, Memphis and Fort Scott railway
A warrant for one cent was drawn
in favor of President Cleveland by the
treasury department to keep accounts
straight
Mgr. Satolli, commenting on the af-
fairs of Bishop Bonacum's diocese, said
they were in very bad way.
Reports from three-fourths of the
military schools of the country show a
largely increased attendance.
the Chemical National bank of st.
Louis, drowned himself at Paris, Mo.
The recent shaking up of the geodetic
survey is explained on the ground of
giving younger and more active men a
chance.
At GAINESVILLE, Tenn, DR.. Ford shot
three times at negro in a crowded
court room and a spectator was
wounded.
The schooner Watson, that cleared
from Seattle, will take arms to Ha-
waiian royalists.
A Washington woman has written to
the interior department for check for
$1,000 to lift mortgage on her farm.
Army officers are kicking because
the government allows plans Of often
sive and defensive warfare to become
known.
Emperor William was the guest Of
the officers Of the United States cruiser
New York at dinner on board that
vessel.
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.
The diplomas for the commissioners
at the Chicago worlds fair have been
prepared and will soon be distributed
through the state department.
The salaries of police commissioners
in Kansas cities have been fixed by the
state executive council at $3.50 a year,
with 500 extra to the secretaries
Cephas Garvin and Noel Gardner
were shot and killed by Buddy Durant,
. half-breed, in the Choctaw nation.
Indian Agent Beck at Fender, Neb.,
has been notified that settlers must,
before July 1, come to him and make
new leases secured by bond or cash, or
vacate their farms and lose their crops.
1t has been found that the law pro-
viding for an increase in the enlisted
men in the navy provides for pay, but
for no grub.
The employees Of the Pennsylvania
wheel foundry in Altoona, Pa, have
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wages
The Fort Leavenworth military
prison is now under the control of the
judiciary department, and will here,
after be used as penitentiary for fed
eral criminals from all over the
country.
The testimony in Eve contested
congressional election cases have been
thrown out because taken after the
limit.
Deputy sheriffs and Yep Wyatt's out
laws had running battle sixty miles
west of Hennessy, Ok. One outlaw
was wounded.
Small coins are now in big demand,
but tho Philadelphia mint will b
closed two weeks for repairs