The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-04-05
LATEST NEWS.
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The first day Of April was the occasion OF
| an immense demonstration in Prussia, it be-
| ing Prince Bisnarck's eightieth birthday.
The Washington authorities are concen-
trating quite respectable naval force on
| the Pacific coast of Nicaragua; with ship
| or two at Bluefelds on the gulf coast.
Madrid newspapers urge Spain to impress
| America with the advi>ability of not favor
| ing 6libu>terers and to require more
| friendly attitude on the part of the American
| consul at Havana.
| 1t is said that President Cleveland will
| not apr ONT members of the proposed inter-
| national monetary com miss sion because ne
does not consider the law which created the
| commission as valid.
! The executive council of Kansas elected
| the Kansas Breeze as the official state paper.
| The Seventh cavalry has been presented
| with the celebrated oil painting by Cassidy
| Adams. "Custers Last Fight
| Union men are accused # setting fire to
| boarding house in east st. LOUIS where
numb + of free workmen were quartered.
! 1t is now said that there is an agreement
| between the republican senators and the
| distinctively silver senators by which the
| senate committees will b, reor0anlzed.
] The first three days of June Slll be Turn
| ers' days in Kansas City. Mo. Turner'S from
| all states between the Mississippi river and
| the Rocky mountains will gather there then.
| jim Masterman. known over the west for
many years as city marshal at Dodge City
| and Denver. and as United States deputy
| marshal. died of consumption at Guthrie,
o. T., April l.
General John H. Rice. of Fort Scott. will
| publish a daily newspaper at Sedalla. No.
to be called the Daily Capital: 1t will be
| republican in politics, and the hrst numoer
| will be issud in April.
At St. Augustine. Fla, seven blocks we're
! swept over by fire March %, destroying
many residences owned by poor people.
There were some good houses and few
business buildings burned.
The supreme lodge of United Workmeu
| of America has brought suit against the
grand lodge of Oklahoma. for persistin9 IN
| the use of the insignia of the order after
| leaving the national organization.
| The Nebraska senate has been di graced
| by q free fight. A senator was called to or
| der by the presiding officer and, not obey
| ing, the sar3eant-a alarms was directed to
seat the senator. Then the fight came OF.
Cholera is epidemic in many parts Of
| Russia. and thirty nine different places are
| enumerated in which cases appeared from
| January to March %. In POdolio alone
in that period there we're 2,O3l cases and s6'
deaths. -
The commissioner of internal lovenue hai
| decided that Indians who's incomes exceed
$4,000 are not required to pay an income
| the country whose incomes exceed THIS
| amount.
| Under the new law it i, unlawful to fish
l TO- hoo, in CT bet Ween ADfll i
| and July l. In tn, purported law printed
| in Wampler's report the season when 1t was
| I'm lawful to fish for bass was May Is and
August l.
| Wyckoff, Minn., is almost completely
( wiped out by fire. Among the buildings
| which were burned were the bank. town ball,
| postoffic,. one hardware store. drug store,
| three dry goods stores. Loss will approx
| mate 100000.
| Governor Renfrow, of Oklahoma, has con-
| trac.ed with four doctors to take care OF the
insane of the territory for three years at
| $500 a year for each patient. The doctors
are negotiating for the Methodist college
building at Norman.
According to tn, statistics of the Catholic
| church in the United States. as furnished by
| the official Catholic directory. the member.
chip of the church increased 1884, 32 in 1894.
| The figures we're furnished by the chancelors
| of the various dioceses.
Drouth and locusts have caused widespread
| famine in eastern equatorial Africa. Villages
have been depopuiated and mission schools
and churches have been closed. Many ma
tives are selling themselves and children
| into slavery to obtain food.
Governor Morrill, issued his proclamation
declaring Garden and Lowell townships, in
| Cherokee county. to be under quarantine.
IL the proclamation the governor says there
is evidence that Texas fever exists to some
extent in these townships.
A special from Columbus. O.. says: 1t is
stated here on good authority that arrange
ments are being made for western trip to
| be made this summer by Governor Mckln-
| lev, Insurance Commissioner Hahn, who ls
| now in California, is said to be preparing
the governors itinerary.
The Venez re,an claims commission has
at last given judgment for American
vessI owners for $l43.5O0. Their vessels
we're pressed into service by Venezuelan
revolutionists in 1871. The principle in
volved is that countries are responsible for
acts of their insurgent citizens.
Senator Stewart. of Nevada. expresses the
belief that the revival of the Bismarck infiu.
ence will prevent the calling OF a national
monetary commission by Germany. he
| eays that no matter what the reichsta4 may
| desire. action rests with the emperor and
Wilhelm has directed the new chancellor tc
consult Bismarck in affairs of state.
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