The Globe-republican., 1896-01-30

America.
American members of the Salvation
Army are contemplating throwing off
the yoke of obedience to England.
They want the American army indie
pendent.
The Nebraska dclegat ion will be
for Mckinley with ex-senator Mander-
son as dark horse.
The Missouri river is rapidly cutting
new channel on the Kansas side at
Atchison, and within year it will be
in its old bed of thirty years ago.
Atchison ice dealers are alarmed
over the prospects of the ice crop.
Only once in the past twenty years
has a crop been harvested after Janu-
airy.
Edwin L. Charlton. his wife and her
alleged paramour, Albertus Rich, have
all returned to Lawrence in company.
1t looks as though ''the trouble" has
been settled.
1t is alleged that EX-Adjutant-Gen
eral Ii. II. Artz of Kansas has forsaken
his wife at Topeka, and that the lat
ter is seriously i'll On account OF re-
ports alleging the Irritation of Artz
with an Ottawa woman.
EX-Congressman Hatch's speech at
the silver convention at Washington
has created a sensation. Hatch de-
clared he was Democrat but that he
would not vote the ticket unless the
party declared for the restoration of
silver.
Maryland sends George L. Yelling,
- nf
to the Senate to succeed Gibson, Demo
crat.
Utah sends Frank J. Cannon and
Arthur Brown to the United States
Senate with but two dissenting Re-
publican votes in the legislature.
In the Eighth Texas Republican dis
trict convention Mckinley had a walk
over.
Colored Republicans in mass meet
ing at San Antonio. Texas. declared
for Allison for President.
Iowa State A. o. L. W. was defeated
in its suit with the national branch for
exclusive use of the name.
Two million pounds sterling of Eng
lish gold is expected to come to
America in exchange for the new issue
of bonds.
City Marshal Hatch York of Weimar
Tex, was killed by Jim Harris, who
escaped, but will be lynched if caught.
Charles Altmaunsperger. manager
for Seifert s. Weise Lumber company,
Avoca, Iowa, embezzled $4,000 and
fled. but was arrested at Minden, Neb.
Chief Kwa-Kumis' daughter,aged 35,
shot herself dead with rifle on ac-
count of sickness. Her father is chief
of the Chippewa Indians near Tower,
MINI.
l. C. Blaisdell of Champaign, ILL.,,
trustee for heirs of Charles Durkee,
has q claim against the government
for $500, OOO, 200 on account of Union
Pacific bonds.
Timothy E. Byrnes of Minnesota
has been chosen as sergeant-at-arms
for the Republican national conven-
ton. with George w. Weswel and w.
w. johnson first and second assistants,
respectively.
Thieves dynamited the Elwood City,
Pa, postoffice safe and secured about
81 ,O0O worth of stamps, money and
registered letters.
Captain Ferrieria d Almeida, Port
uguese minister of marine and the
colonies, declared the report of the
sale OF Delagoa bay to Great Britain
was unfounded.
After fighting over q woman's COM
plexion for fourteen months. the Chi
cago Woman's club has eliminated the
color line. and elected Mrs. Fannie
Barrier Williams, q well known col
ored woman, to full membership at an
executive session of the club.
Vernie Williams of Bell county.
Kentucky, Is years old, ended a quar-
rel by killing his brother.
The December statement of the Kan
sas national banks showed that they
held reserve of a.25 per cent
Congressman Hubbard of Missouri
has introduced bill providing for the
Improvement of the Usage river.
Judge Kilgore of indian territory
had an interview with President Cleve-
land on the charges made against the
judge.
Joseph Rigney killed himself ut Dali
las because his sweetheart's parents
insisted that he wait until she was Of
age to marry.
General Weyler says 900 men viii
soon Be forwarded to Cuba from Spain.
He says war will be answered with
war and leniency only shown to thoso
who Surrender now.
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