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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-03
MANY PRIVATE BILLS.
CONGRESS WILL CONVENE
NEXT WEEK.
Many Important Measures to 10 C0"
sidered-The Question OF Additional
Revenue the Most ImPortant-Fscine
Refunding and Nicaragua Canal.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-It is not
probable that the House at the coming
session of Congress. which begins a
week from to-day. can dispose OF much
of the proposed legislation which en-
cumbers its calendars. The question
for additional revenues for the govern
ment will depend on the Senate, to
which body the House sent the Ding
ley bill almost year ago. Should IL
he possible, or be deemed inexpedient
to press that measure through the Sem
ate, there is, of course, a possibility
that the proposal to increase the reve-
nues by an additional tax on beer or
the imposition of a duty on tea. coffee,
etc, may take tangible form, and if so
such legislation must originate, under
the constitution, in the lower branch
of Congress.
There are on the several calendars of
the house 1.465 bills reported from the
various committees and tie proportion
which will pass at the coming session
must be, necessarily, almost intinitesi-
NAL. Most of them are private bills,
of which there are 1 100. but there are
also CSC bills on the calendar on the
state of the union and ninety-nine pub
lie bills on the regular house calendar.
Some of these are of very great public
importance and those interested will
no doubt do all in their power to secure
action upon them.
The bill, which in many respects is
fraught with most interest and which
will press hardest for consideration. is
the Pacific railroad funding bill. The
bonds guaranteed by the govern
ment are payable early in the coming
year, and either an extension or fore
closure stares the roads in the face.
For eight years funding bills have
occupied a good share of the attention
of congress. The present bill. of
which Mr.. Powers. of Virginia, is the
author. was reported shortly before
the close of the last session. Every
thing will he done by those interested
in it to secure consideration.
The friends of the Nicaragua canal
are also bending ever energy to secure
action on the bill reported by Mr..
Doolittle, which provides for a guar
antee by the United States of 500, OOO,-
900 of bonds for the construction Of
the canal. The war claims committee,
which showed fight on several Occa-
sions at the last session, promises to
renew its aggressiveness this winter,
especially for the passage of the
claims awarded under the Bowman
act and the French spoliation claims.
Among the other bills are the Wads-
worth bill for the creation of bureau
of animal industry, for the inspection
of meat and the regulation of transpor-
tation of live stock; immigration bill,
the Chickering bill for ascertaining the
feasibility and cost of ship canal
from the Great Lakes to the Hudson,
several important public land bills,
the bills for the admission of the terri
tories, and many others of especial in
terest to particular localities. There
are also several important measures in
the Senate which might come over to
the House for consideration.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-03
GEORGE DIXON DEFEATED.

Frank Emo Of Buffalo Got tho Decision
After Twenty Rounds.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Frank Erne of
Buffalo last night won the title of
featherweight champion of the world
by being awarded the decision in q
twenty round contest with George
Dixon. the clever colored man who has
for SO long held undisputed claim to
that pugilistic honor.
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Am Oklahoma Conspiracy Charced.

PERRY, 'k., Nov. 30.-Henry T. Bay
less, Frank Lawrie. j. Fl. Mcdonald,
Thomas H. Bryan and other men liv-
ing near Mckinney, this county, have
been arrested charged with conspiracy
against Lord" r. L. Brooke of Ton
kawa to burn his house and kill both
him and his wife. In trying to carry
out the plot Charles Graham was killed
and Bill Jones and Kenneth Mcdonald
fatally wounded. Before death Ora
ham made a confession.
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CHIEF IRWIN DEAD.

Head Of the Kansas City Police Depart
ment No Moro.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 3O.-Chief OF
Police L E. Irwin died at two minutes
after IL o'clock last night. He was
entirely under the influence of opiates
since Monday. administered to allay
the intense suffering consequent upon
the ravages of Bright's disease, with
which the chief had battled for several
years.
Chief Irwin was a native Of Shelby
vile, Mo-. and SO years of age. He
was an ex-Union soldier and one OF
Kansas City's most prominent business
men
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bad Luck for the Ferris Heirs.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 26.-Inventor
George w. Ferris, who died Sunday,
had carried a $4,000 policy in the Man
haitian Life Insurance company, which
he had placed in a local bank as collat-
eral for a 81, 500 loan on becoming in
volved in pecuniarv difficulties some
time ago. Last week he surrendered
the policy to the company IN consider
alton of the lifting of the obligation.
1t is said that Mr.. Ferris had lost $780,
600 insurance, all in the same way.
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Must Give Up Their Corn.

HAVANA, Nov. 2s.-Captain General
Weyler has issred orders to tn farm
ers in the provinces of Pinar del Rio,
Havana and Matanzas to carry the
new crop of corn to the garrisoned
towns and the railroad officials have
been instructed to provide the farmers
with cars and mules with which to
facilitate transportation. The corn
will be sold to the commanders of the
Spanish columns and will be used for
military purposes
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Kansas Football Players Win.

KANSAS CITY, No., Nov. 2s.-The
University of Kansas foot ball club de-
feated the University of Missouri team
by a score of 30 to o yesterday after
noon, and did not have much trouble
in doing so. It not only defeated the
Columbia boys, but it prevented the
Tigers from scoring single point, and
tossed the wearers of the black and
yellow about as though they were
children. The Missouri lads were game
enough. They went into the fight
realizing that they had no show of
winning, but they fought bravely.
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Fatal ARRAY In /. Topeka Joint.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2S.-Last night
in negro gambling den in a vicious
quarter known as Smoky Row."
Richard Justis shot and killed Milton
Harmon while disputing over ten
cents. which Harmon claimed he had
won in Justiss crap den. Both drew
revolvers, but Justis fired first, putting
q bullet in HarmOn's head.
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Herrington's Wife Elopes.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Nov. 3O.-Friday
night, about11 o'clock, c. II. Herring
ton. living near Lexington, heard a
loud noise at his barn and went out to
investigate. While he was at the barn
his wife donned her wraps and ran out
to the road and drove off with another
man. He gave chase, but was unable
to overtake the couple, and soon lost
all trace of them. Harrington was de-
feated for the Legislature November 3.
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DENIsON, Texas, Nov. 3O.-H. W.
Thomas, a licensed traveller, says that
he saw George Taylor, the Missouri
murderer. on Deep Fork, Creek nation,
Sunday. November 80. Thomas knows
Taylor very we'll. and declared that
there could have been no mistake as to
his identity. Taylor was in company
with two negroes. They were on horse
back and heavily armed.
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DEATH AT A FETE.

Twenty-Five Persons KILLED in Crush
in Bombay.
BOMBAY, Nov. 3O.-A fete organized
at Baroda in honor of the visit of the
Earl of Elgin. viceroy Of India, has
had terrible outcome in the killing
of Twenty-Five persons and the injur-
ing of many others by great crush of
numbers, or panic which occurred in
the course of the fete. Nothing is
known as to how the panic developed.
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Uncle and Niece Go Together.

WARRENsBURG, Mo-, Nov. 30.-No-
vember 6, w. w. Howard, wealthy
farmer of Madison township, went
south, ostensibly in search of health.
At Kansas City he was joined by his
niece. Miss Beard, and it is said that
the two went to the Indian Territory.
Before he left Howard arranged his
business and withdrew his money from
the banks. Howard owned l 800 acres
of land and left wife and five children.
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She II Now Mn. B,e Hor,..

FL. RENO, Ok, Nov. 3O-An Indian
wedding occurred at the Cheyenne In
dian school at Darlington. five miles
west OF here. on Thanksgiving day,
Sallie Cloudchief, one of the scholars,
being united in marriage to Ben Big
Horse. an educated young Indian from
Haskell. The ceremony was that of
the Episcopal church. performed by
Rev. ID. A. Sanford of this CITY
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AFTER PEFFER'S PLACE.

In tho Race for Senator.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 25.-,John w.
Breidenthal has announced himself as
a candidate for United States Senator
to succeed William A. PETER. He said
yesterday: Il don't care to say any
thing except that have finally con-
sented to become. q candidate. My
friends have been urging me to give
them permission to go to work for me,
and have concluded to do SO. 1 am
on quite friendly terms with all the
candidates and hope to continue my
relations with them regardless of the
result of this contest. So far as l am
concerned. no personalities will be in
dulged in"
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The Next Private Secretary.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov 3O.-The I'M
official announcement comes from Mr..
Mck;nicy's home that he has named
as his private secretary Charles &.
Dawes of Evanston, Ill 1t has been
known for some time that he was slated
for this position. Dawes is graduate
of the Cincinnati Law school.
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Cheyenne'. Mayor in the Tolls.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Nov 3O.-Edward
T. Burke. clerk of the district court
and mayor of this city. was arrested
for passing a worthless check upon a
local business man. This is not his
first offense. He has before been ar
rested for similar offcnses. hut has
managed to hush the matter up
through the intercession of friends.
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A THANKSGIVING RIOT.

Poles and Americans Clash In . Duryeo,
Pa. 6aloon-Throe Killed.
PTrTsToN, Pa. Nov. 2S.-Three men
were fatally shot and several others
more or less seriously wounded in
drunken riot at Duryea early Thanks
giving morning.
The dead are: James Motsli. shot in
the abdomen, died almost instantly;
Frank Lambert, shot in breast three
times. died this afternoon; John Belts,
shot in the leg and cannot recover.
The injured are: John Toy, shot in
thigh; William Moclkines, shot in side;
wounds slight
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Murderer Perry Must Hang.

MANSFIELD, Mo-, Nov. 27.-There is
little if any hope left for Edward
Perry, the condemned murderer of the
Sawyer family. The Supreme court
has refused new hearing and unless
executive clemency should be extended
Perry will expiate his awful crime on
the gallcws December 30. at Ava, two
miles from the scene of his brutal
butchery of father, mother and son
last Nav
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FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED.
A Brooklyn High School Lad Meets

A Brooklyn High School Lad Meets
Death on the Gridiron.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Walter L.
Rhue, 16-year-old boy, who resided
with his parents in Brooklyn, was
killed in a game of football at the
Parde grounds yesterday afternoon.
He was a member of the Brooklyn
Boys High School team. The lad was
tackled and thrown heavily to the
ground. When he rose he was hardly
able to stand and fell again almost inn
mediately. He died soon after from
an internal hemorrhage.
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Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Lob
anon, Pa, Money Misuscd.
LEBANON. Pa, Nov. 2S.-The amount
of money stolen by Cashier John X.
Hoffer from the First National bank
of Lebanon is sl1O,173. There are other
transactions with Lebanon banking
institutions which it is stated will
swell the total amount of his pecula-
tons to $500. ZOO.
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Labor Trouble In HAMBURG.

HAMEURG, Nov. 3O.-The great strike
here as extended to the employees of
the gran warehouses. The lockers at
Iehe. Brernerhaven, Geestemunde and
Nordenham have decided to refuse to
unload vessels sent to be discharged at
the lower Wcser ports ON account of
the strike.
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Window Glass Factories.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-The Times-Herald
says: The window glass factories of
the United States will fire up December
IA. Ten to fifteen thousand glass
workers will resume work at - having
been idle since June 1, and tte facto-
ries will be pushed to their limit.
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GA''A-,h, NO, Bank CIOsed.
GAIL. :iN. Mo-, Mo-. 25.-The Da-
v:ess co.:aty Savings association closed
its doors this morning because of re-
cent :ate heavy Withdrawals. An as
signment was made to T. b. Yates and
Milt Ewing. President Tuggle says
that dcpositors will be paid in full.
State Examiner Gordon Jones was
here all yesterday looking over the
condition of the bank.
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BOISE, Idaho. Nov. 2S.-The vote Of
Idaho was canvassed by the state
board yesterday. The result was: Nc
Kinley, 1894; Bryan, %, 1872. Bryan's
plurality, 1865. The increase in the
state vote over 1892 is 5000. The mi
nority for the woman's suffrage
amendment was 5,S44.
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LONDON, Nov. 2s.-A special dispatch
from Paris says duel with pistols vas
fought near that city on Sunday last
between the Marquis dc Montmonte
and j. A. Hutchinson, an American
resident. Six shots are said to have
been exchanged at twenty-five PAGES,
with no results.
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Fatal Gasoline Lamp Explosion.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Nov. 25.-By
the overturning of a gasoline lamp, .
terrible explosion occurred at the resi-
dence of F. A. Walker, and as q result
Mrs. Walker and her daughter, Mabel,
Is years of age, and the domestic,
Mary Overland, are in Asbury hospital
The latter cannot survive. and the girl
Mabel is not expected to live, but some
hope is held out for the mother.
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Game Stopped BY tho Sheriff.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. 27.-Eureka college
football team defeated Illinois college,
Jacksonville, at Pekin, by a score of
16 to 4. The fights between the players
were stopped by the sheriff Of Taze-
we'll county. No one was seriously in
jured, though for time the game
threatened to develop into free-for
all 6nhf
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Lacke: aud Winner Taken to Lexington.
LEA-NGTON, Mo-, Nov. c6.-Early
this morning Sheriff Holman and Dep
uty Green and Marshal Murphy of
Richmond arrived here with Lon
Lackey and Jesse Winner, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Winner and
her two children October "a. They
were spirited away from the Richmond
iail to avoid mob violence.
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Much Kansas Corn for Mexico.

ArcHIsON, Kan, Nov. 26.-King &
Lathrop of Atchison have made ar
rangements to ship 800 cars of corn
from the country aicck the Santa Fe
to Mexico. They are building cribs at
many stations along the Santa Fe line,
and will ship much grain into Mexico.
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Iowa In Had Financial shane.

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. 3o-A state
ment has been issued which shows that
Iowa has Si50.OO0 outstanding war
rants. for which there is no cash in
the treasury. The state officers say
they are pOwcrless to meet the situa-
ton. and the unpaid warrants may
reach 5000
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Boy Commit Suicide.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. 3d.
John bearing. the 12-year-old boy,
was found dead in the woods in Stone
county recently. 1t now develops that
he committed suicide, but the cause i
unknown.
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PRINCETON, n. j.. Nov. 2S.-President
Cleveland has purchased the residence
of Mrs. A. J. Slidell on Bayard avenue
in Princeton and will make Princeton
his permanent home soon after tho
expiration of his term as president.
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Family Burned to Death.

PERRY. n. ". Nov. 3O.-The home
OF Luther Greenman, a farmer four
miles northeast of this village, was
burned yesterday morning. and the
entire family. consisting of five per
sons, were burned to death.
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Judge Parker's Successor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. cO.-The Presi-
dent has appointed John H. Rogers Of
Arkansas United States district Judge
for the Western district of Arkansas.
Judge Rogers was at one time in con-
gress aud was known as . fOrcible
speaker,
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 26.-At the DEM
ocra:iv Congressional convention to
nominate candidate to succeed to the
unexpired term of Hon. Charles F.
Crisp, Charles r. Crisp, eldest son Of
the late ex-speaker, was nominated by
q rising vote He will be elected with
out opposition.
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BOWLING GREEN, Mo-, Nov. 27.-Carl
Gore and Daisy Corum, the school chill
dren of Drexei, Cass county. who eloped
last Saturday, were located in this,
Pike county. to-day, and placed under
arrest in obedience 70 telegram from
the young mans father. but the couple
were elrc Ady man and wife
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FREDoNIA, n. Y, Nov. :S.-The Rev.
Herman Reynolds and his wife were
to spend Thanksgiving day with their
niece, Mrs. Frank Howard. When tn
aged couple did not appear Mrs. How,
ard visited their house and found Mr.
Reynolds dead and Mr.. Reyonlds az.
ing. Escaping coal gas was the caule.
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e: Little for Private Secretary.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. Ex-Governor.
elect Leedy has announced the ap-
pointment of Ell C. Little Of Adj iene as
his privute secretary. TIE positio OF
private secretary pay. $1,000 year.
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Awarded elo.ooo D.m.,..

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Nov. 3O.-Judr.
ment for Slo. Ooo damages was redered
in favor Of Lillian w. Russell against
the San Antonio 4 Gulf Shore railway
u tho district court for the killing cf
her huSband.
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ma Revolut,on In Uruxaay.

BUENos AYREs, Argentine. Nov. eS.-
The revolution under way in the
Uruguayan republic is gradually gath
ering strength. Its exact proportions
are as yet unknown here, as all tele-
graphic lines have been seized by the
government and nothing is allowed to
come ont
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Farmers Daughter Kills Herself.
LEES SUMMIT, Mo-, Nov. 3O.-Miss
Mary Simmons. daughter of John Sim
mons, prominent and wealthy farmer
living two miles east of this place, shot
and instantly killed herself yesterday.
She was injured several years ago and
has been an invalid since, and it is sup
posed that was the cause of her desper-
ate act
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LONDON, Nov. 30.-A Berlin dispatch
10 the Times says Princess Elizabeth
of Y.ippe is dead at Delnod. She was
nr;ncess Of Schwarzturg-R ubols and
vas the widow Of Prince Leopold Of
Pine. ShD was born In 1e3A
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European Exporters Feeling Better.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-As result of the
gold standard victory in the elections
in the United States, British manufac-
turers, exporters and commission
houses report greatly increased activity
and all expect improved trade in 1897.
Reports from Paris, Berlin and other
continental trade centers with Ameri-
can connections are of similar tenor.
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tONDoN. Nov 30.-Dr hansen. who
is to deliver an address before the
Royal Geographical society February
s. will ON that occasion. be presented
with the s"cicty's special medal. This
is an honor granted to but few. Among
those who have been the recipients arc
Henry NJ. Stanley and DIR. Layard.
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verdict Ar.,.,t Om,n, Re-.

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 3O.-In the Dis
trict court the World Herald was given
a verdict Of 8. 900 ON its suit against
the Omaha Zee for damages resulting
from the publication of an alleged
kbeloss article in the latter paper.
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LONDON, Nov. 3O.-The Daily Mail
states that the fetes of Blenheim castle
in honor of the visit of the Prince and
Princess of Wales to the Duke and
Duchess of Marlborough cost EGO, 900
lSlOO, OOOl.
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Patxscido In HIS Mothers Presence.
SrRArToN, Neb., Nov. 30.-J. W..
Burney threatened the life of his 81
year-old son. who then, in the presence
of the wife and mother, shot his father
dead.
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K.usa. Football Team Defeated

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. 30-Minne-
sofa defeated Kansas university foot
bali team hy score of IL to O.
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,,.,rnr.l R.u Obiected TO

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA crusade
has been started among some church
going people against the quadrennial
inaugural bali. The feature is not re-
earded as an essential part OF the of
6cial inaugural ceremonies
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-The Dav:
commission has been requested by SEE.
rotary Francis to wire him . summs.Iu,ss
of its labors in the Indian Territc1iss &
TO Se made part Of his annual ren1 :
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A CASHIERS BIG THEFTS.

dulged in. :"