The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
LATE NEWS NOTES


by wreck on the Northern Pacific
near Horse Plains, Mont. four train
men were killed.
Charles Caneday, ex-sheriR OF Blu
chsnan county. is missing He left
many creditors in the lurch.
In suit to recover life insurance at
st, Louis it developed that the plain
tid's husband died of blood poisoning
caused by shoe chatting his foot.
A conspiracy. having for its object
independence of Spain, has been dis.
covered In the Philippine islands and
over twenty persons have been ar.
rested.
Leander Chanas, the French fenc.
ing master. who is detained on Ellis
island with Marie Cobourge for hav-
ing eloped with her from their homo
In France. has been ordered deported
ov the special board of inquiry. The
girl also will be sent back.
The Cudahy Brothers are preparing
to pipe petroleum from Indiana to
Chicago.
A preacher pounded another at a re-
vivai in Alabama and precipitated an
exciting church war.
Judge Cox Of Indianapolis has de-
cided that political discussion on tho
street is not an offense.
The State Pathological Institute %
New York reports the discovery that
sun stroke is really blood poisoning.
Argentine Republic has removed
duties on United States goods taken
into the country as exhibits.
a German who could not read Eng
lish failed to secure naturalization
papers in Distric: of Columbia court.
Don NJ. Dickinson's law firm at De.
troit, Mich. has dissolved owing to
political disagreements
At Webster. Iowa, an insane man
shot two ladies' They wore large
sleeves and he Thought they were
birds"
The North Missouri Colored Baptist
Association resolved to withdraw the
hand IF fellowship from ministers
vino are divorced and marry AGAIN.
DIR. Nansen will next attempt to
reach the North pole by means Of
sledges.
The celiulose works at Leavenworth
were nearly destroyed by fire. Loss.
SO, 100.
At Des Moines, Iowa, w. T. Taylor
has sued the Chicago Great Western
for $1,000 damage for alleged black
listing.
Twenty bandits attacked the town
of San Miguel, Mexico and outraged
every woman in the town while the
men were away at work. Three were
Ga pturad md will hn shot
Major George A. Armes has been
committed to Jail at Washington, d.
c.. Tor contempt of court in refusing
to pay SlOO per month almony to his
wife pending divorce proceedings.
X. W. McComh. ex-county surveyor
of Guthrie, Okla, and formerly a
prominent politician of Pratt. Kan,
was convicted in the United States
district court of subornation of per-
jury.
The thermometer at Arkansas City
registered los and at Wichita Ill,
Thursday of last week.
W. ". Winfree, a Washington, d.
c., contractor, was found guilty OF
violating the eight-honr law. passed
by Congress in 1892, by working his
men overtime.
A vein of gold has been found in a
branch employing into Bull Run, just
south of Manassas, Va. The same
vein was traced and worked slightly
before the war.
The fast river steamer Unique,
which has been running between Port
Huron and Detroit, has been sold by
Crockett McElroy to an agent Of the
Cuban government.
The transcript in the Duestrow muir
der case, which will be presented to
the supreme court in September con-
tains over q, ZOO words, covering $500
type-wrritten pages, and cost over
ST.. $50.
Oremus Sackett, the 77-year-old
"newsboy" is dead. He left fortune
of several thousand dollars
The notorious Texas outlaw. A. Y.
Aellee. was killed by the city marshal
of Laredo.
Colonel Charles G. Sawtelle has been
appointed quartermaster general in
the army.
The President has indicated that LII
Hung Chang is to be the guest of the
nation.
The Manitoba school question is re-
ported to have been settled.
Preparations to import $4,000. 900 in
gold from London have been made.
A cyclone passed near Terry, Ala.
uprooting trees and blowing down
The Argentine Bank. Of Argentine.
Kan, has been closed by the bank ex-
aminer.
Four men were killed by the derail-
ing of q train on which they were
stealing a ride near Topeka, Kan.
Matte Overman has confessed that
Re. {. O. Brown is guilty of tho
charges made against him in San
Francisco
Lord Chief Justice Russell of Eng.
land addressed the American
Bar Association convention. 1t Sar-
atoga on international arbitration.
He did net believe that . permanent
tribunal was advisab BILE
under present conditions
The excess of exports to Europe dur.