The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-03-12
LATE NEWS NOTES


Congress will endeavor to adjourn
the first week in May.
Christian Conrad of Delaware coun-
ty, Iowa. is dead, aged lie.
Woman suffrage has been tabled in
the Iowa Senate, % to 81.
Official denial of the murder of the
Queen OF COrea now comes from Rus
sion sources.
Robbers bored hole in the safe Of
the county treasurer at Creole, Colo,
and found it empty.
Rev. S. II. Hawlev, who is collecting
money for needy Nebraskans, is de-
nounced as fraud by citizens Of
Fremont.
Professor George l.. Burr of Cornell
has been chosen historical specialist
for the Venezuelan boundary COM
mission.
King Humbert has sent a special
message to Abyssinia to Conclude an
honorable peace and then abandon the
country.
Philip J. A. Harper. retired, senior
member of Harper Bros, New York,
is dead at Hampstead, l.. LACED -,
from kidney trouble.
Venezuela refuses to paw the British
indemnity demanded for the arrest of
Barnes and Baker, English officers,
on the Uruan river, in 1894.
England has issued blue book con-
tanning the evidence of her claims in
the Venezuela dispute. 1t contains
nothing that has not already been
published from time to time.
Premier Canovas of Spain has given
out a long statement expressive of
friendship for the United States, but
protesting against the recognition of
the Cuban insurgents, which would be
regarded by Spain as a hostile act.
The Oklahoma Statehood bill is to be
separated from the Arizona and New
Mexico bill, because of the free silver
agitation. Oklahoma hopes thereby
to get in at this session of Congress.
Out of forty mayors of Kansas towns
fifteen only favor resubmission of the
prohibitory question.
Wheat acreage in Kansas has in
creased from ten to fifteen per cent
this year and the condition of the
growing crop is excellent.
The report of the inspector shows
that all the soldiers homes in the
country are Overcrowded.
A bill was passed by the House in
cooperating the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons of the Indian territory.
The National Forestry Association
has protested against the opening of
the Cascade timber lands.
The examining commission have re-
ported the gunboat Ericsson in shape
for acceptance by the government.
The American zinc production for
the last year amounts to SO, 700 tons,
the largest output in the history of
the country.
The consul general at Melbourne re-
ports that the Austl allan wool crop
this year is $4,000 bales larger than
last years crop
The House elections committee has
decided to declare the election in Con-
gresham BOatner's district null and
void, thus throwing MIR. Boatner out
of Congress.
A Memphis electric car jumped the
track and fell into a bayou. Several
persons were injured. Two may die.
Susan b. Anthony declined an IN
vitation to attend the national conven-
ton of reform organizations in st.
Louis in July because women can't
vote.
jackson and Walling were remanded
to Jail after hearing. They will be
taken to Kentucky unless they are re-
leased on habeas corpus proceedings
Kansas Railway Commissioners have
filed complaint before the Interstate
Commerce Commission in the matter of
alleged discrimination in grain rates
against the Gulf ports
The King City, Mo-, Farmers bank
has failed.
The English army estimates for
1896 amount to eco, 9IO,7:s.
The spoils of the Ashanti war are
not worth over $40, OCO.
The gold standard members of the |
English Parliament are to organize to /
light International bimetallism
Cardinal Satolli was royaliv wei.
coined by the Catholics of Kansas |
city.
Ed Murphy, alderman of st. Paul. |
las been convicted of running a dis
orderly house.
At Waldo, Kan. the store of A. II.
Roe was burned; loss, 5000; partly
insured.
At Sedalia Sadie Everetts was sem
enced to two years in the peniten-
larry for perjury.
The defeat of the Italians in Abys-
mia will canse q dissolution of the
ripple alliance.
''Grist Mill Jones of Oklahoma CITY
5 being doomed to succeed Delegate
lynn in Congress.
Congressman Josiah Patterson of
tennessee is to make sound money
peeches in Missouri Dick Bland re-
used to meet him in joint debate.
At Oakley, near Salina, Kan, Ed
hodge. prominent grain dealer, was
ccidentally shot dead while hunting.
Nineteen Wisconsin counties have
ED conventions and all chose McKin-
" delegates.
The Chicago private detectives who
illed Frank White in mistake for his
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