The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-02-06
NEWS IN BRIEF:

''Kid" Moore and George Bridesaf\
who refused to leave Durango, Col
were killed by officers.
1t is said that President Cleveland
will send the Armenian resolution of
Congress to the powers.
Argument was concluded in the
Stanford case, and n decision is ex-
pec;ed to be given by next March.
The Cornelius brothers were Jailed
in kentucky. charged with the murder
and cremation OF Christopher Jones.
A bill has been introduced to reim-
bursc Nevada, California and Oregon
for money expended in equipping
troops for war.
The Japanese government, it is said,
wishes to assert its hegemony over the
western half of the Pacific ocean. and
also that it has decided to retain Corea
! within the sphere of its influence.
At Colville, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs
Niese were sentenced to twenty years
imprisonment for numbering their son.
Both prisoners cut their own threats
Harry NJ. Fowle, the trusted clerk
OF a Boston house, has been discov-
cred to be an embezzler to the extent
OF SI7,6i3. He lived high.
Senior Firelli, the Italian archae-
olOgist, is dead. He gained reuOwn in
the excavations at Pompeil in :S45-9.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Mr.. W. n. Vanderbilt and
Miss Amy Bend is daily expected.
The boiler at the lumber mill of the
Southern Pine Company, at offerman,
Ga, exploded. wreckiug the mill and
killing four employees.
The Governor of Pennsylvania. ON
the recommendations of the State
board of pardons, will pardon Hugh
Dempsey, eX-leader in the Knights Of
Labor, who, three years ago, was sem
fenced to seven years imprisonment
for causing poison to be administered
to nOn-uniOn men at the Carnegie
mills after the great strike of 1892.
Supreme Judge KelIam of South Da
kota, has resigned.
At a meeting of the grand lodge of
Tennessee Masons, an appeal was is
sued to all Masons throughout the
world to lend their ID in preserving
| peace and averting war.
| Miss Mary A i,uay, the eldest
J Odut, utCA Va oShs's~l NhSk WA .. HbnSsuS"
Stanley Quay. Was married to Louis
| X. Davidson of Beaver. Pa.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro, Brazil,
says that a physician of that city de-
clares that he has found a cure which
is almost certain in it's effects in yell
| low fever. 1t consists of the internal
use of doses of the extract of euca-
1yptus.
Thomas Dwyer, aged 20, the wealth.
| lest man in Washington county, Tex
as, was assassinatcd in his office by
unknown parties, the motive being
| robbery. There will be lynchInS
when the perpetrators are caught.
Tenders of service in the event Of
| war are coming to the Navy depart
ment from all parts of the earth, not
to speak of all corners of the United
! States. They come from Canada and
PARKWAY Johannesburg.
Albert II. Verrill, 81 years old. son
| of Professor Vcrrill, of Yale college,
| and nimself.a graduate of Yale, class
| of '9;, has confessed to stealing $4,000
worth of rare specimens of taXidermy
from Peabody institute of Yale.
John L. Sullivan, while drunk, fell
| off a train near Lafayette, Ind. He
! was not badly hurt.
The New York delegation in Con-
gress are booming Morton for Pres
| ident.
At Houston, Texas, Mike Ryan shot
dead John Dalton, who was unarmed.
| John X. Gowdy was reelected chair
man of the Indiana Republican Cen
trail Committee.
! The Stanford case was taken mp by
the Supreme court and argument for
the Government presented.
Insolvent Kentucky distillers were
charged by their assignees with hav-
ing obtained Sl6O. 900 fraudulently.
Ex-Minister Scruges says that the
| Venezuelans are distrustful of Eng
lands proposal to arbitrate the bound
airy question.
Phillips Watson. bookkeeper of the
Belle of Nelson Distilling company,
was indicted on a charge of issuing
duplicate warehouse receipts.
| Bicyclist Sachtleben has written
| from Erzeroum that it seems impossi-
BILE to secure arrest and punishment of
the Turkish murderers of Bicyclist
LEM.
A juror in the kecler murder trial
| 1T Terre Haute, Ind. entered the court
room in drunken condition and was
sent to Jail for contempt.
| English residents of johannesburg
threaten another revolt if they arc
not freed from what they call their
serf-like situation.
All the bodies of the men killed in
the mine explosion ut Taylorstown.
Wales, have been recovered. Fifty-six
men were killed.
A bill has been introduced providing
that no whisky shall be sold to In
dams who take Government allot-
ments.
An ice trust is being formed in New
| York.
Redfield, s. d. college burned. Loss,
$50, 00c; insurance, $1,000.
Spanish generals expect to capture
J Maceo without much trouble.