The Globe-republican., 1896-06-11
LATE NEWS NOTES

COaOuy.
Spain is trying to borrow 5000. Co.,.
600 to send reinforcements to Cuba
Travelling men are working for .
universal cent per mile fare on rail-
ways.
D. r Robinson leaves the Santa Fe
vice presidency to accept the presi-
dency of the Frisco.
Joseph Windrath, robber-murderer.
was hanged at Chicago. He fought
and screamed to the last.
Two million flowers are in full
bloom on Wooded island, Jackson
park, Chicago Worlds fair legacy.
The American line steamer St Paul
has broken all records by crossing the
Atlantic in 6 days 81 hours.
St Louis detectives think they can
lay their hands on Rev. Francis Her
MAINS, the Salt Lake City murderer.
Cambria coal field owners at Chey-
enne, Wyo. have been selling at g
per ton coal carrying SIS to 50 gold per
ton.
Loyal Legion of Kansas rendered .
reception to General Merritt, q. S. A.,
at Fort Lesvenworth.
st. Louis wants an extra session OF
the legislature called to enable the
CITY to issue bonds to repair the storm
damage.
Statues of Generals Meade and Han
cock costing Pennsylvania $1OO.0OO.
were unveiled on the battlefield of
Gettysburg.
Mrs. Clara Crawley of Minneapolis,
believes Pastor Hermanns of Salt
Lake City, murdered her two sisters.
Bertha and Caroline Wagner.
The United States church army has
been esta 5lished in New York city
with Colonel Hadley commander and
ex-Postmaster General Thomas o.
James treasurer.
William Drummond, . conductor on
the Evansville & Terre Haute railway,
got judgment for $3.50 against the
company for blacklisting him for his
part in the A. R. U. strike.
Ex-Governor Begole of Michigan is
dead.
The President has signed the filled
cheese bill.
The big powder companies have
formed a trust.
East st. Louis has sent out another
urgent appeal for aid
American troops may now cross
into Mexico after marauding Indians.
All the crowned heads of Europe
have congratulated the Prince of
Wales for winning the Derby.
Morton, Bliss & Co. have purchased
the Niagara Falls Water Power COM
pany for S., 600, 900.
Half million people witnessed the
New York bicycle carnival parade
Ten thousand wheels were In line.
A number of towns in Kansas, Ne
traska, Minnesota, the Dakotas and
Wisconsin were flooded by last weeks
rains.
Secretary Olney has warned the
Spanish government that unless the
Cuban war is soon ended the United
States will interfere.
Vernon Calf, Roy c. Slosson and NJ.
J. Atkinson of the graduating class of
Nora Springs, Iowa, university were
drowned while bathing.
Cass county, Missouri. has paid
sl42, 900 on railroad Judgment bonds.
There still remains 500, 600 outstand-
ing. All claims were settled At sew
enty cents on the dollar. They were
incurred many years ago for q rail-
road that was never built
A s. 200. 600 bonus is offered to who
ever will build a railroad from Dur
ango, Mexico, to the Promontero and
other rich mining districts west of
there. Two companies have survey
ors in the field.
Thomas II. Swopc CT Kansas City,
Mo-. has presented the city 1,313.
acre tract of land to be used for a
park. This makes Kansas City the
possessor of the second largest single
piece OF park property in the United
States.
p Frank Samuelson and George Har-
DO. Norwegian sailors, started from
New York in row-boat to cross the
Atlantic. They expect to make the
trip in sixty days.
Two Chicago robbers yelled fire"
in crowded Chicago department
store, started a panic and got away
with $500. after knocking the cashier
into insensibility.
Two unknown men seized Mrs. An.
ME Welty on a st. Joseph street and
attempted to abduct her. She es-
capped after her clothes were nearly
torn off her. She is suing her hus-
band for divorce.
Southern Pacific is taking back all
blacklistcd strikers
Worlds w. c. T. q. convention of
1879. will be held in Canada.
Illinois state board of health has
begun war on public spitters.
P. NJ. Arthur has been reelected
chief of the Engineers brotherhood.
Three Friends. q fiiibustering
steamer, has returned from . success
full Cuban exdedition.
A favorable report has been made
on the bill providing for q public
building 1T Fulton. Mo
President Cleveland's family is DOM
iciied st Gray Gables, near Buzzard's
Bay. Mass, for the summer.
Egypt has over l,OOv, 900 acres in
cotton this year and the crop is ex-
nected tn break the rNc0rd 0f thA Nile