The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-03-12

Senator Cullom has openly an
bounced his candidacy for the Repub
lican Presidential nomination.
Professor G. L. Burr of Cornell, has
been appointed special assistant t.
the Venezuela commission
1t is said that the House and Senate
leaders are trying to bring about an
adjournment of Congress early in
Nav.
The Senate Public Lands COMMITTEES
will recommend the passage of the
Arizona leasing bill over the Presi
dents veto.
Senator Vest has unearthed 4 sec
tion of the constitution which makes
1t incumbent on Congress to present
all concurrent resolutions to the
President for approval.
Several hundred prominent Nebras
ka Republicans met At Omaha and
Endorsed Manderson's presidential
BOOM
The Iowa senate laid the woman's
suffrage joint resolution on the table.
Henderson says that the Republi-
cans will nominate him or Allison or
Davis.
Some New York Democrats still be-
lieve that Whitney will yet be u can
didate for president
Will Purvis. under sentence of
death. who escaped last December,
surrendered to the sheriff at Purvis,
Miss.
Ex-Governor John Young Brown
will be q candidate for United States
1,s>
islature fails to elect
August NOgel was arrested ut st.
Joseph. Mo-, charged with having
caused the death of Miss Laura Boone
by criminal operation.
Monmouth college students partici-
pated in a rOusinS demonstration. de-
nouncing the action of Spanish mobs
and favoring Cuban Independence.
Thirteen Cuban towns in Pinar del
Rio are in ruins.
Supreme lodge X. Of L. meets in
Cleveland, August %.
Princeton students burned the boy
king of Spain IN effigy.
Andrew Wharton, ST. Louis horse
trader, murdered his wife Louisa from
jealousy
Eleventh Texas Congressional dis
trict Republicans send contesting sets
of delegates 10 st. Louis.
Social refOrmers in New York de-
clare that MammOn, not Tammany, Is
the city's greatest danger.
A Cuban commission to investigate
the condition of things there is the
latest proposal at Washington.
John Redmond, Parnellitc, opposes
the increased cost of the British navy
because Ireland is overtaxed.
Ninety bodies have been recovered
from the Cleopas mine at Kattowitz,
PrusSian Silesia.
Omaha canal bonds have been de-
clared invalid. 1t was proposed To
build a $1,000, 900 canal from tho
Platte river to Omaha.
Florida Republicans will send con-
testing delegations to the national
convention, but both are for Mckin-
ley, with Reed second choice.
Mrs. Nansen does not credit the re-
not believe he would return without
splinter from the north pole.
Ballington Booths American Saliva
ton Army will be called the Christian
Crusade. A paper in opposition to the
War Cry will be established.
Mrs. Adam Lair was acquitted at
Guthrie, Ok, of the killing of her
step-daughter. Mrs. Emma MclIeDry
of Topeka, on the ground of self-de-
Tense.
Juan Rose and John Thomas were
each fined 81, 900 in the United States
court at FL Reno, Ok. for intruding
on the COmanche Indian reservation.
A peaceable concourse of respccta-
BILE citizens of Leadville, Col, pub
licly burned a Spanish flag in the
street, while they sang America" and
columbia"
David II. and AL Mitchell. j. Il. and
Charles Rupe and Bert Lewis. all
prominent citizens, are under arrest
at Guthrie, Okla, for the assassination
of Farmer William WyanckO.
A committee of Confederate veter-
ans at Richmond rsfused to adopt u
letter written by General Wise to
Confederate camps because it attacked
Commander Walker of the G. l. X.
Because the father of Anna pacheco
objected TO her marrying Edward
Hack, Edward shot Anna through the
heart and himself through the brain
at Oakland, Cal.
Universities at Valencia and Gren-
ada, Spain, are closed to prevent stu
dents making demonstrations against
the United States. A mob stoned the
United States consulate at Valencia
Superintendent William Watson Of
the Hudson river division of the Lake
Shore was shot twice at the depot at
Weehawken, n. D., by Detective Ed
ward Clifford because he had been
discharged.
At Russian dictation the king Of
Corea dismissed all his old ministers
and formed a new cabinet and then
wound up by having the heads cut off
eight of the old force and their bodies
dragged through the streets.
Mr.. Fenlon Of Ohio has bill for q
constitutional amendment to shut off
the formation of future states out of
any territory that may be acquired
lying out of the parallel Of 30 degrees