The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-09-10

campment.
Commander Newell OF the cruiser
Detroit is dead
Splenetic fever is prevalent among
cattle in Texas.
DIR. Gallagher. the recently released
Irish dynamlter, has arrived in New
York. He is raving maniac.
The British ship Kistna is now $50
days out from Calcutta for New York.
This is about thirty-six days overdue,
After an exciting contest, FREDERICK
Errazuriz has been reelected Presl-
dent of Chilli for a term of five years,
from September 10.
Lieutenant Benton, quartermaster,
q. S. A., at Fort Robinson, was
drowned in the pool bath at Hot
Springs, Ar
Rev. ]. II. Brooks, we'll known
Methodist evangelist, has fled suit
for divorce against his wife at Perry,
Okla. alleging adultery:
A disease closely resembling and
supposed to be Texas fever is rapidly
killing the cattle at Wilton Junction,
twelve miles north of Muscatine, Ia.
It is confined to a region near tho
stockyardS A rigid quarantine has
been established.
The First National bank of Helena,
Mont, failed. Heavy withdra walls of
deposits was the cause.
L. w. Walden OF Linn county, Kan.
sas. serving three and one-half years
for grand larceny, was pardoned by
Governor Morrill,. 1t was made to
appear that Walden's conviction was
due to ruse instituted by his wife in
order to &c: rid of him.
The steamer Rosedale, plying be-
tween New York city and Bridgeport,
Conn, was sunk by the ferry boat
Oregon in the East river. Passengers
and ere W were all rescued She was
valued at $780,
Guthrie, Ok, had SEQ, OOO fire.
John Duffy, one of the Irish political
prisoners recently released, is insane.
It is now estimated that 5000 were
killed in the Constantinople riots.
The revolt in the Philippine Islands
has become widespread and serious.
The abdication of King Humbert of
Italy is rumOred.
Lieutenant James w. Benton, quar-
termaster u. s. A., was drowned in .
plunge bath at Hot Springs, Ark.
A forest fire is raging within five
miles of Austin, Texas.
Mrs. Mary A. Hogue, q wealthy
widow of Sedalia. Mo-, is insane
Three men were killed and two So
verely injured by threshing machine
boiler explosion at Sanilas Center,
Michigan.
The American Missionary societies
thanked Ii Hung Chang for his in-
terest in the missionaries in China.
Charles E. Warburton, proprietor of
the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph,
was found dead in bed.
Boone, Iowa, stole $500 to pay for
his appointment He has confessed
and is under arrest.
The public debt increased sla, 342,.
6Sl during August
Three persons were killed and sew.
eral injured by an explosion in tho
Equitable powder works at Alton, Ill
j. B. Hundley, pioneer business
man of st Joseph, is dead.
The First National au6 Beatrice
Savings ba s of Beatrice, Neb., have
closed. They will be reorganized and
| pay out.
Since the United States court officers
| were put on salary, instead of fees,
1itigants have been required to pay
the costs for serving papers in advance
! and court officers are not required to
act until th:s is done.
Alice Whissen of Council Bluffs
advertised for . husband, represent
ing that she had money. and was mar
robbed of g, COO. then fed. She has
been arrested for illegal use of the
mails
The mint at Philadelphia is being
run night and day stamping ont silver
dollars.
Statistics for July show . continued
increase of the shipment OF American
manufactures abroad.
The Hermann-Curd Lumber Com
pany of Hannibal, Mo-. assigned. Liar
bilities. Sl35, 900; assets. $50, 900
Washington papers are making
quite . stir over tho prospects OF
bland becoming the next speaker Of
the House.
There is quite lot Of gossip being
stirred mp over tho reluctance OF army
officers TO going abroad - military
attaches On account Of the. snail sal.
aries paid then.
Cn6au eoaaervatives are trying 70
1nrce the <eca1 Of Wexler 70 SDatnA