The Globe-republican., 1896-04-23
LATE NEWS NOTES

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Business portion of Chandler, OklAv,
was DESTROYED by fire.
Populists and Republicans in North
Carolina failed TO fuse.
Creek pastures are to be opened and
this means the ruin of many cattle
men.
Maryland Populists have declared
for fusion with all opponenrs Of the
money bugs
Crop of grapes, cherries. apricots
and prunes has been cut down one
half by frost in California.
Rev. Albert j. Diaz, Southern Bap-
tist missionary, is under arrest in
Havana for befriending Cuban rebels
James E. Alsop, alias A. II. Austin.
alleged murderer of Lena Olson, hung
himself in jail at Seattle, Wash.
Andrew Olson's house 1T Wallace,
Mich, was struck by lightning and
two persons killed. two fatally and
two seriously injured.
Tillman at the Brown Palace hotel,
Denver. Mrs Darnall surprised the
free silver advocate by kissing him for
his bravery.
The light apparatus blew up in .
theate- at GAINESVILLE, Wis, when
Alexander Salvini was playing and
was badly mangled.
The Kansas immigration and In
formation Association will soon issue
souvenir, showing the resources of
the State. An Introductory article.
entitled Kansas" by John ]. In
gals, will be q feature. Other articles
will be contributed by prominent
Kansas statesmen.
The auditorium to be erected at st.
Louis for the Republican National
convention will be the finest of its
kind ever erected. The cost will be
something over $4,000, according to
, estimates
TIE delegates to the Missouri Re-
! publican convention from Wright
county. are for Webster Davis for
governor.
Four men engaged in driving q head
ing from the shaft to the slope of the
Eddy Creek colliery near ELEPHANT,
Pa, were instantly killed by falling
rock and a fifth painfully injured.
| The old Pennsylvania railroad depot
in Philadelphia was DESTROYED by
fire. Three firemen were killed and
three others seriously injured. Loss,
/ 5000, 600.
| After July 1, 1900. all overhead
wires must 60 underground.
Bill Raider, the outlaw, recently
convicted of attempting to rob the
United States mail at Dover, Okla,
April 9, 1895. was sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary of Ohio, a:
Kingfisher. Case was appealed and
bail fixed at $1,000.
Sterling Savage, a suspected in
! former against moonshiners, was
! lynched near McMinniville, Tenn.
| Miss Maud Crauther, accused of en-
bezzling 81. 400, while postmistress a:
! Fort Riley, was acquitted by jury at
| Topeka.
| The appropriations passed and con-
templated for this session of Congress
aggregate over half q billion dollars.
Cardinal Satolli is said to attach
the Pope has interfered between Spain
! and Cuba.
The candidacy Of Captain William
He
! souri, is announced.
The Ameer Of Afghanistan has or
dered a lot of bicycles for his harem.
| Gen. Corrington has been ordered
/ to South Africa to take command of
the Matabele campaign.
| Schaefer and Daily beat Ives and
GARNER at 14-inch balk line.
Ex-King Milan of Servia will soon
visit the United States
| Germany's railway claims against
Venezuela have been satisfactorily
settled.
Two 1.-year-old boys captured at
| Havana confessed themselves Cuban
| spies
Canada school bill has been with
/ drawn by the government because of
| alleged obstruction.
One-half of the building contractors
| of Cleveland will consent to an eight
hour day for carpenters, provided the
majority does.
| Paul NJ. Goetz. baker at the Phoenix
hotel, Lexington, Ky, hung himself.
because his wife ceased to care for
! him and asked him to kill himself.
Rev. Jenkins Lloyd Jones of All
Saints church, Chicago. advertised
his Sunday services: ''Bicyclists in
| vited; wheels taken care of at the
morning service"
The National Miners reelected
| Phil H. Penna, Linton, Ind, pfesi-
dent; Cameron Miller, MassillOn. Ohio,
vice president; E. C. Pearce, Corning,
Ohio, secretary-treasurer.
! Missouri division of the L. A. w.
has instituted msndamus proceedings
| against the Missouri Pacific road at
st. Louis to compel it to carry bicycles
| free on a first class ticket. Writ is
| returnable April %.
r T. Simons, whose name was
mixed up in the fake shooting dis
patch sent out from Wichita, will sue
the Associated press and newspapers
which published the article. C.. p.
johnson sent the report to a Topeka
paper. He says he saw the article in
manuscript in the Eagle Office. Dave
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