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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-22
Off for Africa.

PHILADELPHIA. March 16-The flrlt step
toward the emigration Of the colored people
from the southern states to Libe,at. Libe-
ria. WAS taken late last week BY the depart
ure from this city for Savannah Of the Danish
steamer Ho1sa. At Savannah the boat will
take aboard 200 passengers who expect TO
make their homes IN the African republic
Tho International Migration society - back
Of the movement
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-22
Shooting NEGROES.

Application has been made for United
States troops for the riotous uprising In
Louisiana. The attorney general has the
matter under Amusement and has conferred
with the war department. but it is not known
what course will be taken as to sending
government troops.
The trouble is on the wharves in New Or
leans. There is a strike of the union freight
handlers, white men, and free wOrkmen, all
negroes, have been employed. For success.
sive days rioting has been going on. Win.
chester rifles aud revolvers are used aud
many negroes among the free workmen
have been shot down by the white union
men: q few of then killed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-22
Italy Takes It Up.

italy axes IL Up.
WASHINGTON. d. c., March 15.-Marquis
Imperiali, secretary OF the Italian legation,
called at the state department and directed
attention of the officials to the news from
Walsenbusg. Co... of the assassination of
four Italians. He asked that the good Of
fees of the state department b used im-
mediately to prevent the further killing of
his countrymen.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-22
Reached 81.

New YoRx. March 1S.-Silver certi6cates
70 the amount of $500 were cold on the
sock sxchaage at g.. This 10 tbs hiShe&
pgico poid In . loae time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-22
Populists Successful.

POputtSVS SOCC0SSIOt.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 1.-THE municipal
elections resulted in the election of pop.-
list John L. Davie, mayor. over ]. W.
Nelson. bipartisan, republican aud dem
ocrat candidate, BY 800 majority. The pop.
ulists also elected tine city attorney, one
councilman and two school directors.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-22
a Bachelor's VIII.

ATHENS, Ga. March 1s.-Georgs Dye. Q
bachelor, died leaving an estate Of $l25.0C0
to seven ille9itimst, negro children. A
contest followed and the third trial of the
case ended in favor of tho ne9roo2
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-22
To Quilt Hanging.

LL1CoLx, NRB., March 1.-THE eenato haa
passed the bill abo ishing the death penalty.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
la eAscoGNE OVERDUE.
Agent Of the French Line Thinks She Hal
Been Delayed by Heavy Weather.

Agent Of the French Line Thinks She Has
Been Delayed by Heavy Weather.
NEW YonK, Feb 5.-The steamship La
Gascogne Of the French line, from Havre,
had not been reported this morning and
was 36 hours overdue.
A number OF business men and people
having friends on board called at the
offices Of tho French line Bowling Green,
TO inquire II any news had beon received.
Agent Angustin Forget said be had not
the slightest fear that anything serious
had happened to the vessel.
She left Hayre on Saturday week and
should have reached. this port during sun
day forenoon. But said he, Captain
Satelli is not only experienced, but an ex-
tremely careful and conservative COM
mander, and he would not drive through
q hurricane or any unusually bad weather
in order to make time.
As tho Aurania also left Liverpool on
Saturday week, was due here on Sunday
and did not arrive until yesterday, owing
to severe head winds the presumption was
that the Gascogne had encountered the
same winds and was accordingly delayed.
Moreover the agent assured all inquirerf
that it was not unusual for a steamer tc
be from "a to as hours late at this time OF
the year lie fully expected the Gascogng
would be reported from Fire island before
noon today.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
In house and senate.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 5.-An attempt was
made in the house to pass an omnibus bill
for the payment OF claims for storos and
supplies conhscated from loyal people in
the south during the war amounting to
s7ls, 663 1t excited much opposition, es-
pecially from Pennsylvania members in
ferested in Pennsylvania border war
claims amounting to $1,000, 900 and not
included in the measure 1t was defeated
-95 to 14S.
A rule was then adopted for the consid-
sration of the currency bill today Wednes-
day and Thursday, after which the re-
mainder of the day was devoted to the ag-
ricultural appropriation bill, which was
passed without amendment
The senate spent almost the entire day
on the District Of Columbia appropriation
bill, and for the first time since the meas
ure was taken up it did not serve as text
FOR financial discussion. It is hoped to
pass the bill today, thus clearing the way
for the postoffice and the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill, now on the
calendar, and for the Indian and sundry
civil appropriation bills, soon to be report
ed from committee.
Among the bills passed was that for the
establishment Of a national military pnrb
at Gettysburg, Pa. and appropriate mark
ings of the chief points on that histori,
battle-ground. AS the bill has alread
passed the house, it viii become law 0
receiving the presidents signature
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
choirmaster mormon to Wed.

The marriage has been announced Of
Francis Richmond Morrison, Of this city.
and Miss Mary Lodge Mckay The
ceremony will occur on Wednesday
morning. February l3. at 10 80 o'clock.
in tho Claymont Protestant Episco Al
Church, the rector OF the church offlol
sting
Mr.. Morrison is we'll known In this city
he holds position OF trust with the
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company
He is also known In musical circles. being
organist and leader Of the boy choir at
81 Johns E Church Miss Mckay is
the daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs William
Mckay, Of Ogden station, on the &
road
The wedding will be rather simple
one There will be no bridesmaids
Charles Grubb manager OF the
Penrock Floral Establishment ia this
itY will be best man, and T Leslie
Carpenter will be one Of the ushers
number Of guests from this city,
Chester and Philadelphia will attend
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
NEW YORK REFORMERS.
Three Thousand Of Them Cheered DR.. Park
hurst While He scored Mr.. Platt.

1nEee Thousand Ht lBein Nheereu Dr. E'hflf-
hurst While He scored Mr.. Platt.
NEW YORK. Feb. .. Three thousand
members Of the reform clubs which took
such an active part in the last election
met in Cooper Union with frown Of dis
approval on their brows They went there
with a firm dissemination 10 sound the
note Of warning TO the legislature whose
actions since the state legislature convened,
the reformers claim, has not been a salts
factory cne
The call for the meeting stated that it
was called to protest against the monop-
ely Of the municipal and state government
by any one man. No names would be
mentioned. it was understood, but before
the speeches had gone very far it was evil
dent that there would be vigorous pro-
test against the usurpation of the may
or q position by the legislature. Il
AS the meeting further progressed and
the speakers became heated. the name Of
L. @. Platt was freely used as the boss
against whom they were obieoting. Most
Of the speeches were mild in form and
urged good government, but when DR..
Farkhurst began to speak the crowd grew
excited ara. oheered his utterances wildly,
men and women standing on the seats
and waving hats and handkerchiefs at him.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

The elections in Buenos Ayres resulted
In great victories for the Radicals.
The notorious Algerian bandit Areski
and nine Of his followers have been con-
demned to DEATH
Two masked men blew open the safe Of
Batcher &. sons store at Vestal Center,
n. ", and secured $3.50.
John Davidson, a prominent jeweler
and church member of Geneseo, n. ",
committed suicide while insane.
A boiler exploded at Carpenters ice
house in Providence killing three men
and injuring seven others seriously.
Receiver O'Neill of the Oregon Naviga-
ton company has made final arrange
ments for a line Of steamers to China and
Japan.
Cashier Morgan Of the defunct Broome
County IN. Y bank and Chenango Val
ley Savings bank. is critically i'll with
heart trouble
The 6-year-old daughter Of John Nc
Nally of hollywood, n. j.. was burned
to crisp during the temporary absence
of her mother from the room.
Mrs. John Zeller. a widow, and her
grandson, James Heckler. we're fatally
burned at the residence Of Mrs. James
Zeller in Spring township Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
THE COLD WAVE.
The Mercury Ten TO 1s Degrees Below at
Chicago Lower at other Places.

The Mercury Tell to I3 Degrees Below at
Chioago-Lower at other Places.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-The sharpest cold
spell that has visited Chicago for 22 years
has made its appearance here and still con-
tinues with unabated vigor. The mercury
in the Office Of the signal service fell to IS
degrees below zero the coldest on record
since 1873. The thermometers owned by
private individuals marked from 16 to Is
degrees below zero.
Several cases Of freezing are reported,
and in a flat at l80 West Thirteenth street
NJ Carmody was found frozen to death.
The police have picked up a number Of
persons who Went to sleep in alleys and
vacant lots after drinking too much. The
majority Of them are in the hospitals un
der treatment for frozen hands andsfeet
Reports from many points in Illinois
Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan show th'
same state Of affairs, the mercury rang
ing from below in southern Illinois {,
90 below in northern Wisconsin.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
TAE CONCORD AFFAIR.
II rs believed Commodore Craig Wul Get
tiis Men Hack or Have Blood.


WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-The report Of
the eartnfc OF some Of the officers of the
spnaost oanord b. Chinese at Chin
Slang growing out Of theaccidental kill.
Ing af . Chnaman, has not been officially
con faifd tut gives rise to grave concern
at he navy doparimont
lt icit at the ssato department that
the officers Of the Concord showed very
bad Judgment ia indulgng their desire
for sport white the country Is so disturbed
ard tla natives arc so Jealous Of the pres
enco Of luseeneis. lt IS not believed. how
ever. that The party is in great danger If
the commander Of tho Concord shows pru-
denco in dealng with the case
A prominont naval officer said. Com
manGer Craig Will not report until be has
cred his neD, and he VIII have them
or blood Il ! know him, and 40
NaW YORK, Feb. 8. Commander Jo-
seph T. Craig, ia command Of the Con
cord at Chin kieng, China, is regarded by
navy alGcials as the right man IN the right
place. Ihere is chance Of International
difficulties. owing to the seizure by mob
Of party of American officers who acci-
donia,lg killed o Chinaman while hunting
near Cbin-kiang
the navy yard thero are two widely
different opinions Some believe that the
Cinnamon, ia thsir present state Of excite
ment and ohagrin at continuous defeats,
would deal cruelty with any foreigner in
their hands. especially II he had killed a
native, even by accident Others think
the dread of foreign warships Is great
enough TO protect the Concord officers
from violence
Lieutenant BaheocS said in regard to
this The PEOPLE about Chin-hianR live
largely in boats. They swarm about the
river banks There is paenty Of good shoot
ing. and the chances Of accident arc manz
II is not difficult to raise a mob in a very
short time in China. These Chinese are as
cruel as wild beasts, but inst as afraid Of
e gun. Since the French sailed intoa Chi
nose harbor with Celestial pirates dan
Cling at the yardarms the natives have
been scared by tho very sight OF foreign
man of-war
: do not feel that the Concord officers
are in any real danger for the life Of a
Ghinaman is held cheap and the grief Of
his hereayed relatives can easily be assuag-
cd by the payment of o little money A
| hundred dollars Is a fortune for them.
The killing Of Chinese by foreign sports
men IS NOT an unusual occurrence Oh
course such Incidents cause a stir hut all
the revenge wanted is money from the un.
fortunate shooter.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

tFemely retcent on the subject and do
cline to either affirm or deny any OF the
rnmors brought to their attention. One
rumor which had an apparently good basis
was TINT the bonds for the new issue were
already being printed at the bureau Of en-
craving and printing but, like tho Others,
1t could not be confirmed The consensus
Of opinion is that tho announcement of a
bond issue TO foreign .uurehasers directly
that all the arrangements to this end are
substantially complete
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Mexioo stlll RIpe For war.

CITY or MEXICO, Feb 5.-In spite Of
the many announcements that yesterday
was set for definite declaration in the
Guatemala embroglio nothing transpired,
and statement Of policy is not looked
for now until tomorrow A labor demon
stration was held, and some 10, 600 men,
with banners and bands, marched to the
palace, and calling out President Diaz
rendered their services to the country in
case OF war with Central America There
Is no diminution in the enthusiasm Of the
people for the upholding Of what are here
considered Mexico righteous demands.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
aIon REWARD s1nn.

The reader Of this paper win be pleased TO
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been BILE to cure In all
its stases. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
ure is the only positive cure known TO the
tional disease. req Tres a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interu ally,
&C ing directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroI ing the
foundation of the disease. and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietnrs have so much faith In It's curative
powers. that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It falls to cure. Send for
list Of testimonials.
Addyess 4. y cHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o,
~ sold bY Druggists. Ioc.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Reed,s rInaneIal Plan.

WASHINGTON, Feb. B. Calculations OF
the supporters and opponents of the new
administration financial bill were upset
by the interiection of a new factor into
the campaign Mr. Reed OF Maine, the
Rcpublican leader. brought forward new
plan for which he is endeavoring TO enlist
the entire strength Of his party and which
he will offer as substitute for the ad-
ministrntion scheme II he thinks his plan
can command sufficient support to make
Il factor in the fight
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
ArrangInR for nen Hpr.

The friends o. the Homeopathic Hos
pital are working hard for the successful
production of Ben Hur in pantomine
About one hundr q persons, including a
number OF prominent society folks, will
assist General Lew Wallacs's famous
story is to he charmingly portrayed
all in spectac 9, perhaps the only
rea ing being "Ihe Chsriot Race The
rich Oriental costumes. the drill of the
Roman soldiers, the dances and quaint
steps of the maids. Arab maids, priest
essss aud the Greek statusry viii make q
pleasing entertainment
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
sOoIal and Personal Notes.

William H. Armstrong, Of Philadel-
phis, is visiting his daughter Mrs VIII
lard Hall Porter Yesterday morning he
was extended the courtesles OF the
Municipal Court by Judge Ball.
Frederick Elem Bach is entertaining a
new daughter who arrived at his home
yesterday He reports the young lady as
bright. fat, hearty and happy
Miss Annie Hopes Maris, Mrs Flor
enee Williams Smith and John s VIII
isms Jr, of this city. we're present at
the first annual banquet of the Alumni
Association Of the High School in West
Chester on Saturday night.
Mrs John Major and son, Harry Major,
of Trainer, Pa have been visiting friends
in this city
William 8. Lednum. clerk Of the City
Council, aud his sister Mrs Allen Fl
Ainscow, are in Washington on visit
Charles Updyke, OF Trenton, n ] f. is
visiting in,this city as the guest of Miss
Tsbitha Watts.
Harry Petticord has been visiting
friends in Trenton; N. J.
Colonel Henry Egbert, former New
Castle countian, now Of Davenport, Ia
is mentioned as a candidate for governor
of that state, on the Republican ticket
BE is q very popular and clean candidate
from all accounts
A parlor musicale, for the benefit ot
Calvary P E Church, will be held at ths
home Of W w. Rice, No 500 Jackson
street. to morrow evening It will b,
managed by Miss Carrie w Saring.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa
tion will present Robert Emmett"
drama in three acts, a. the Academy o.
Music. on the evening Of Saturday
March 2
General Garrett Hart and Colonel J
Norris Robinson have gone to Dover Of
National Guard business
Rev Charles A bill, pastor Of th
NJ e Church at Salisbury, Nd. arrived
In the city to-day on brief visit.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
CHINESE FAILED.

Admiral Ting Tried 20 Recapture Forts
From the Japanese.
TiEN-TsIN, , Feb. Admiral Ting, com
mander OF the Chinese feot at Wei Hal
Wei, landed 900 men on Wednesday last
and made an attempt to reoapture the
southern forts from the Japanese. The at
tempt was finally abandoned, and tho
Chinese TO embnrked
Admiral Ting. who was held by Vicoroy
Iliu Kun Yih to be partly responsible for
the fall Of Port Arthur and whose case
was submitted TO the board Of punishment
for action, was active in the shore defense
Of Wei Hai-W His conduct at the latter
place has met with commendation. The
Chinese military commanders are at vari-
pnrQ
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
A BASEMENT TRAGEDY.
Daughter Murdered, Mother Drunk and I
Blood Stained Bludgeon.

Daughter Murdered, Mother Drunk and a
Blood Stained Bludgeon.
JERSEY CRY, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Rose Wig
gins, young woman, was found dead on
the floor Of her mothers room in the base
ment of 36 Morris street. Her mother
Mrs Ellen Madden, lay drunk beside her
That murder had been committed, the au-
thorities believe, there is no doubt, for the
dead womans skull was fractured. and
she lay in pool Of her own blood A leg
Of table weighing about five pounds was
discovered in the room smeared with blood,
and it was with this implement that the
deed was probably committed.
The police have arrested Mrs. Madden
and woman known as English Annie in
connection with the crime and are now
looking for young man named Albert
Hall. who it is said had been a frequent
visitor to Mrs Virgins home.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
one cent pamages Awarded.

OwENsBoRo, Ky, Feb. 5-Under per-
emptory instructions from Judge Barr the
jury in the federal court found verdict
for cent and costs against the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company in the
separate coach case. The suit was brought
by the Rev. W. II. Anderson toolored) Of
Evansville for $4,000, but was really to
test the senarate coach law Of Kentucky
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
snIolde used 3 shotenn.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 5.-Frederick Baum
garten, aged 2s, pressed his foot against
the trigger Of q shotgun in his room at
25S North street His brains were scat
tered about the room. He was O laborer
and was discouraged with his lot.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
MIND. .Toniaux Appeals.

BRUSSELS, Feb. Nine. Joniaux, who
was convicted Of poisoning three Of her
relatives in order to obtain the insurance
on their lives. has appealed from the sen
tence Of death passed upon her A death
sentence in Belgium is equivalent to life
Imprisonment as capital punishment is
not inflicted.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Trouble on the street ttoad.

About 3 N yesterday horse owned
by George w Thomas, of Eighth and
Scott streets, was shocked by stepping
on the city railway tracks ON Eleventh
street bridge The animal was knocked
down but not injured
An electric car on the Front street line
broke her trolley pole at II As o'clock last
night, while betw' en- Adams and Monroe
streets, on Lancaster avenue. There was
q long delay
At 10 80 last night a Maryland avenue
car broke q trolley pole near the north
end Of the Eleventh street bridge a
delay Of two hours followed.
Money to loan. lOs w EIGHTH street.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Wlntnr Unllarnoar.

You viii find the largest stock and
best assortment Of winter underwear In
the city at Ross's, No $40 Market street,
at prices guaranteed the lowest Before
elsewhere look ct the cele
brated glastonbury Health Underwear,
pure wool. silk finish
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
In the Levy Court.

The Levy Court met this morning and
passed the payroll The balance duethe
bRiliffs and court crier, and the salaries
Of the delinquent tax collectors. were
ordered paid amounting 60 81, 4Ss55
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
To Elect Postmasters.

wAsHINGToN, Feb 8. Representative
Cooper OF Florida has introduced a bill
providing FOR elections once each four
years to recommend for appointment all
postmasters except postmasters OF offices
Of the first class
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Game sIelrhlnr 20 Town.

A number Of Chester folks came sleigh
ing to this city on Sunday They rs.
ported the track good within mile Of
town Among them were: Harry G..
Smith. James McOsbs. George S Tay lor.
James F C5bourn, James Q Mullin and
lanes Bnrna
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Another wlImIneton Author.

Mrs Louisa Gibbons, formerly OF this
city. but who no v lives in New York has
written q book dealing With modern
society life. The volume is eotitled
Truth" and will soon be issued by q
well known publisher.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
rndnstrInn nrlscnll nend.

LYNN, Mass. Feb. 5.-Denis NJ. Dris-
coll. we'll known few years ago as cham
pion pedestrian Of New England, died at
his home here. Driscoll was the winner
of many heel and toe contests.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
a RaiIrnnd N Anntinn.

PlTTsBURG, Feb. 3. United States Mar
shaI Walker win soil at public outcry to-
day on the steps Of the federal building
the entire Western New York and Penn
bylvania railroad under bond for foreclo-
gllrn
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
wul BE married ro-n,vbt.

The marriage OF George Ho ward Van
Bushirk. Of this city aud Miss Margaret
Elma R7eder will take place this evening
The ceremony will be performed at 30
o'c ock, at the home of the brides
parents MIR and Mrs Peter Reeder, in
HHghesville, Pa
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
February Wedding Bells Be-
gin Their Merry Ringing.
ST. JOHNS oHoIBMAsTBR TO WE'D

Marriage of Francis r.. Morrison and
4 Miss Mary Lodge Mckay to Take
Place on wednesday, February 10, In
Glaymont Church-soms other Events
of Interest to Wilmington People and
Their Friends.
All oom Indications intended for insertion
:. a1Ae sUl INN should be addressed TO society
,1tcr care Of the EvGHIEc JOURNAL. CONS
suninati0ns should ne written or one side of
"a psper only
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
8. pntrick,s Alliance of America.

ELIZABETH, n. j., Feb. 5-The nation
al convention OF st. Patrick's Alliance Of
America opened at the city assembly hall
here
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Newfoundland without 4 Ministry.

ST.. JoHN's, n. f.. Feb. 5.-Sir William
Whiteway has not yet succeeded in form
tnu n ministry
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
rhe Coming nond issue.

WASHINGTON. Feb 5. So far as can be
learned there has heen no change in the
bond situation. al OF the officials are ez.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
65c qualities for 89c
zoe qualities for 500

Two bargain prices in
Black Crepons, ST. and $3.50.
Beautiful and stylish patterns.
Priestley's novelties in
blacks, figures and stripes
the very best goods made and
here in fine assortment.
A splendid black serge
every lady who sees it calls il
a perfect beauty-56 inches
wide, ST.. Look at it, feel it
and wonder how it is done.
"A few left of Children,
Goats, we have no room tC
carry them over; they are
and 10 years.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
$40 ones for SO. 75.
SO ones for 50.

What are left of our col
larettes, made of seal, Persian
lamb and marten fur, are re-
duced from SIS to SIS.