The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-05-17
General Van P.pe Of BurliA Il

Inc new CuomOSE VIII SsS
August 2.
The Mississippi bankers are in ses'
sion at Jackson.
The Arkansas State Bankers 1850
citation is in session.
Georgia and the Carolinas have pro-
duced $45. 600. 0c0 in gold since 1872.
The Southern Baptist National con-
vention met in Washington Thursdsy.
General Roca OF Buenos Ayres, has
been elected president of the SEN
ate.
The court decided that liquor for
private use may be imported into
South Carolina.
One striker was shot and four po-
licemen were injured during riot In
South Chicago.
The War department is examining
prisoners with view to letting de-
serving ones go.
sThe Florida authorities still hold
the Spanish warship. Infanta Isabel,
il quarantine.
Dr.. s G. Hooker. mayor of Stan
ford, KY, hanged himself because OF
domestic troubles.
Fifteen men were asphyxiated In
the cement quarries at Cementville.
Ind. and may die.
Notifications of the treaty Of peace
between China and japan were ex-
changed at Che-Foo.
Admiral Meade has announced his
intention of retiring next year under
the 40 year service rule.
The State department has received
information Of the plan for union of
the Australian colonies.
The stockholders of tho Whisky
trust met in Peoria and adjourned to
meet in Chicago on May 16.
Peter Turney was inaugurated as
governor of Tennessee. No Rcpubli-
can legislators were present.
The United States cruiser Castlne is
investigating TIE arrest of Consul Hal
lis at Mozambique by the Portuguese
Exchange bills on the United States
are refused by Argentine banks un-
less they specify payment in gold dol
lars
The Oklahoma Central and South.
western line is to be built at once, and
contractors have under taken to have
the work finished before the end of
the year.
King Kumbert of Rome, has signed
a decree dissolving the chamber OF
deputies and fixing May 26, as the
date for the election of deputies. The
second ballots will be taken in June.
Oscar Wilde was released on bail to-
day after furnishing personal bond for
81. 900 and two sureties in Sc. $50
each. One of his sureties is Lord
Douglas Hawicls. eldest surviving son
of the Marquis of Queensberry.
Twelve hundred blast men, em.
ployed by the Illinois Steel company
at Chicago, have struck, and the strike
is expected to extend to other de-
partnents. The men demand better
wages and former help, claiming that
they are compelled to work unneces-
sarily hard.
w. G. f. Zee, Of New York, has
been appointed receiver of the Column
bia Straw Paper company, of Chicago.
The company has a business of $780,
900 outside of it's bonded liabilities.
It had defaulted recently in the pay
ment OF interest. The available as
sets are $50. 900. There is also mort
gage against the company held by q
trust company which las been fore.
closed.
Judge Brown in the United States
circuit court at New York has denied
the application for writ of removal in
the case of Collins P. Huntington,
president of the Southern Pacific
Railroad company. indicted in Cali
fornia for violating the interstate
commerce law, he having given a pass
over the Southern Pacific railway to a
man named Stone.
A riot broke out in the brickyard Of
Walsh Bros. seven miles above Hud-
son, n. Y, and the sheriff of Co.
lumbia county was called upon to
quell tho disturbance. The body of
James Mcclure, q hand on brick
barge loading at the Walsh Bros.
dock, was found in the river, and the
belief is that MCGUIRE was thrown in
to the water by Infatuated Italians, all
of whom were drunk and demanded
an increase in wages.
the remains of q dead man were
found about one mile northeast of
Greenfield, NO., Wednesday, and have
not as yet been identified. It is
thought by some that the body is that
of the noted desperado. Hoffman, who
has been pursued by deputy marshals
for several months past, and was re-
ported as surrounded by them in this
vicinity only few days ago. It was
then announced that he had been