The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-02-13
LATE NEWS NOTES.


large from Indiana to the st. Louis
convention.
Russian papers are instructed to
publish nothing concerning alleged
administration reforms
Sporting men say the Maher Fitz-
| simmons fight will occur on Mexican
soil by evasion of the troops.
Mr.. Frye of Maine was unanimously
! chosen to act as president Of the Sem
ate in Mr.. Stevenson's absence
By a close decision in the Supreme
court of Ohio the right of women to
vote at school elections was upheld.
Timothy Healey and twenty-eight
supporters bolted from the Irish Ma
tional f Grafton at its meeting in
Dublin Friday
Miss Frieda NJ Bethemann. Bos-
ton Kindergarten. has been engaged
to teach Ruth and Esther Cleveland.
Mary S. Mahara sued George S.
Kend, of Guthrie, Ok. for $4,000
damages for ejectment and then set
tied for $75.
London Athletic club will not issue
its proposed challenge to NEE: a team
from the New York Athletic club dur
ing 1896.
A buried bullet was found in Tolson
Cummings leg, at McGilll university,
Montreal, by means of cathode pho
Biography.
Attorney General Maloney has de-
cided that the proposed consolidation
of Chicago gas companies is illegal
under the trust law.
Frierls of Ex-Marshal Nix make
damaging .harges against his exam
iners alleging they fixed Il price at
which they could be bought off.
Joe Merrifield. aged Il, killed his
brother, aged :, with Winchester
rifle and then shot himself dead be-
cause of a quarrel, at Hedrich, Iowa.
A Cuban expedition on the J. n.
Veasey left Norfolk surreptitiously on
the night of the 18th, but is being
chased by the United States cruiser
Raleigh.
Benjamin Radcliff, slayer of the en-
tire school board of jefferson district,
Park county, Colorado. was hanged at
the Canon City penltentiary.
A. c. Burns, Holmes Colberts and
Governor William Guy have been sent
to Washington by the Chickasaw leg
islature to protest against a change in
COVER nment.
A successful test has been made of a
new armor for battleship turrets by
the Navy department.
Father John NJ. Fitzgerald, con-
victed at Rochester, n. Y, of arson,
was sentenced to serve ten years in
prison.
The Brazos river is again rising.
Three lives are known to have been
lost.
Dallas business men have subscribed
$4,000 to pay the Texas State Fair
debt.
Fire at McKeesport. Pa, destroyed
a theater aud the Herald plant. One
life was lost.
A brave clerk at the Chillicothe, Mo-,
postoffice, was badly hurt in an en-
counter with a burglar.
The disbarment proceedings against
Assistant Attorney General Campbell
of Kansas were dismissed.
w. Ii. English, who was the Demo-
cratic candidate for vice president
with General Hancock in 1880, died at
his home in indianapolis. He left an
estate valued at between $1,000, QUO
and $7,OOO,OO0.
The Circuit Federal court has de-
cided that John Cinnamon living in
this country cannot go back to the
Celestial empire and bring their wives
back to America with them.
The New York Republican central
nnp fn0 inn hn fSnv
candidacy of Governor Morton.
An ice gorge has caused an unprece-
denied rise in the Platte river at
Clarks. Neb. Many families are in
danger.
Governor Stone has appointed Raw
sou J. Morehouse of Appleton City in
spector general of the National Guard
of Missouri
Thomas Sexton has been asked to
become leader of the Irish Parlia-
mentary party, but he is unwilling to
do SO.
Birdie Sutherland, London ballet
dancer. has sued the Hon. Dudley
Majoriba nks for 500, 600 for breach Of
promise.
1t is said Senator Vest will not be
CnhHaNuoSC u uCACSoGC-0G-A0ESC ~ tuC
Democratic National convention.
Richard Croker was banqueted and
presented with a loving cup by Tam
many hall. The leading Democratic
politicians were present.
A company is forming to erect and
operate an antitrust zinc furnace at
Webb City, Mo.
The Missouri Democrats in Congress
elected Mr.. Dockery the-r member of
the Congressional Campaign COM
mittee.
Senator Dubois resolution to change
the Senate rules concerning distribu-
ton of appropriation bills was de-
feated by q vote of 20 to SIS.
John Shea, a pension clerk. COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself.
The White Earth and Red Lake In
dian reservations are to be opened for
settlement May 1.
YU:pr.-- L..