The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-04-09
LATE NEWS NOTES

Thirty thousand persons ride bicy-
| cles in Washington.
| Portland, Ore, Populists have nom.
mated Pennoyer for mayor.
New England Methodists are for
woman lay delegates.
Ex-Consul Waller is expected 1t
| Denver in about two weeks
Three men were killed by an explo'
! sion in the Gle mine, Ward, Col
Omaha doctors located bullet for
extraction by means of R6entgen rays
Ballington Booths rival to tho War
Cry will be called the Volunteer Ga
zette.
Herman Kirchoff, Chicago manu-
| facterer of sash. doors and blinds. has
failed for 100000.
Mrs Florence Fenton of Topeka.
Kan, eloped with her husband whom
she was SUNG for divorce.
Sixteen people were drowned in
Little Sexton and Buffalo creeks.
Boonville, KY. by . cloud burst.
Richard Ringer of Friend. Neb. cut
, his throat as soon as the doctors told
, him he had hydrophobia.
Farmer Vaughn of Barber county,
Kan, got cartridge IN his pipe and
its discharge killed him
Military professors at several col
leges report that they are not properly
supported by the faculties.
If Speaker Reed doesn't get the
presidential nomination he will retire
from politics and practice law.
No. mill of the Lawrence Manufac-
turing company, Lowell, Mass, has
shut down, throwing 1000 men out of
work.
Seventy captured insurgents have
recently been sentenced to be shot in
Havana province, Cuba, by court mar
tial.
An Is-year-old darkey boy. charged
|. with, but probably guiltless of, as
saulting white woman, was lynched
by citizens of Tupelo, Miss.
The French senate voted, l55 to IS.
lack of confidence in tho government
because of its latest Egyptian DECLARE
ton and then adjourned to April "a.
Alaska gold fever is undated. Sit
kans propose to drain lake back OF
the capital and gather wagon loads of
gold brought down by the glaciers.
The canteen at Fort Robinson, Neb.,
has been closed because Crawford cit
liens complained of the government
selling liquor without State restric-
tons.
Ed Pollen, a railway employe at
Clinton, ILL.,, murdered his wife, form
erly Myrtle Greene, and his mother-in-
law, Mrs. McMullen, and attempted
suicide. Jealousy.
Anna Norberg, aged II, of Salina,
Kan, died of burns received while
fighting prairie fire.
Peter Schmidt was convicted of MUIR
der in the first degree for killing b A.
Atwater. the Chicago artist. at Web
ster Grove. Mo-, several months ago.
Missouri bankers want the state
board of equalization to adopt a uni
form rate of bank stock assessments.
Rate now runs from 40 cents on the
dollar in some counties to as high as
40 cents on the dollar in others.
Congressman Frederick of Kansas,
spoke strongly in tho House for the
Cuban resolutions.
The Hannibal and ST. Joseph depot
at Breckenridge, Mo-. was destroyed
by fire. Considerable baggage and
freight were consumed. The depot
was one of the finest on the line.
The infant son of George Wyatt of
st. Joseph. Mo-, died of morphine poi
soning, administered by q trained
nurse because the little one became
restless.
Eugene Perryman, a local politician
of Topeka, Kan. who threatened to
kill his divorced wife, Alice. was
placed under $500 bonds to keep the
peace.
Moses Harmon. the Kansas free
thinker and editor of the newspaper
Lucifer has been released from the
Federal penitentiary after serving ten
months for sending obscene literature
through the mails
At Junction City, Kan, discharged
soldier shot and killed Henry Turner,
a quiet and inoffenslve negro. The
murderer escaped and is still at large
President Diaz's utterances on the
Monroe doctrine in his recent message
to the Mexican Congress, were well
received by all the Central and South
American republics with the exception
of Chilli
The W. C. I. q. have hoped onto
the President for firing Governor
Hughes of New Mexico.
A number of high German court Of
ficials have subscribed $4,000 to pre-
vent the publication of DR.. Fried
mann's book exposing court scandals.
Rev. c. L. Berry, a leading Presby-
terrain minister of Oklahoma, we'll
known in Kansas and Missouri has
been indicted at Pawnee for receiving
money in his bank when it was in fail
ing condition.
Tammsny has engaged the Audito-
rum for headquarters during the
Democratic convention.
1t is believed that the cloudburst in
Kentucky caused the loss of sixteen
lives.
A negro who attempted to assault =
white woman was lynched 1T Tupelo.
Miss.
Governor Bradley of Kentucky had
Lii, Dr;Dtod in TnuiSvi1lo annOuncinO