The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-02-06
LATE NEWS NOTES


Senate resolutions, it is said.
Members of the National Board of
trade were received at the White
house by President Cleveland.
Mrs. Julia Higginson of Boston,
who eloped with j. w. Smith. will
contest her husbands divorce suit
The Indian territory tribes are try
ing to head off the citizenship move
ment by giving up their tribal courts.
Japan and England are increasing
their squadrons In Eastern waters. to
be prepared for Korean complications.
The Picker Indian bill for discon-
tinuing military officers as Indian
agents is meeting with strong opposi-
ton.
The Arlington Hotel at Lake Maxen-
kuckee, Ind, was DESTROYED by fire,
believed to have been of incendiary
origin.
The W. T. c. q. of Kentucky drafted
a protest against the use of whisky at
kentucky.
Senior Vicent Reys, president of the
Chilean senate, has been nominated
for the presidency by the Liberals
The American mlser who died In
Paris surrounded by securities worth
5000, 900 francs, was. it now appears,
named Peters. He is supposed to have
been interested in a large concern in
America, and to have received from. it
checks for his portion of the profits
1t is reported that the Standard Oil
Company is to be reorganized with
double its present capitalization and
on such terms as will more firmly
combine its field of production, pine
lines and refineries. The company
has been declared illegal as at present
organized.
The Standard Match company, with
a capitalization of S., 1000, 600, has been
Incorporated in New Jersey. The
company will have Offices in New
York, Chicago and San Francisco, and
in the principal cities OF Europe, Asia
and Africa. 1t will deal in all mate
rial used in the manufacture of
matches.
In 1894, st. Joseph, Mo-, jobbers
contributed ABOUT SlO0 to Nebraska
drouth sufferers. Friday draft came
from Grand Island, Neb., covering the
donation and interest, and with the
draft a letter saying the farmers who
were helped in 1893 raised good crops
last year and are anxious to discharge
their obligations.
pedo boats.
Fred Closing shot burglar dead in
his fathers hardware store at Calmar,
Iowa.
The sultan and the car seem to
have private understanding despite
official denials.
Belle of Nelson distillery assets,
Louisville, Ky, are S49s, ele; liabilities,
sos, :42.29
The agricultural appropriations bill
for 1896 carries So, 45S,a 1902, an increase
of $50. 900 over 1895.
Grand lodge of tennessee Masons
appeals to Masons throughout the
world to work for peace.
Mayor Olinger of Dubuque, Iowa,
and eight aldermen have been indicted
for salary grabbing.
Senator Pettigrew's resolution to in
vestigate Oklahoma's Indian agents
has been favorably reported.
Spotted fever is epidemic in a con-
Wet camp near Rush creek, Texas.
Five guards died in one day.
Third trial of Major George A.
Armes for writing an insulting letter
to General Schoield resulted practic-
ally in acquittal.
The Supreme court of Indiana has
declared invalid the legislative ap-
portionment of 1895, passed by the Re-
publicans.
Harvey Page, wife and two young
sons, aged respectively years and
months, were burned to death in their
home In Marriage township, six miles
northeast of Marshall, Mich.
most prominent Unitarian minister in
the country, died in Philadelphia,
aged 96.
At Clinton, No., the dry goods store
of Mrs. c. Anderson & Son was closed
nnder chattel mortgage. Liabilities,
so, 600; assets, 81, 200.
Thomas Dwyer, aged IS, the wealth.
lest man in Washington county, Texas,
was killed ty robbers in his private
Office in Houston.
Senator Cockrell has in hand bill
for the government to pay the Com
manche. Kiowa and Apache Indians
g. DOC, 900 for their lands.
George Porter found Ernest Troy in
. bedroom with his step-daughters,
Gertrude Armstrong and Lizzie Kell-
mer, at Hot Springs, Ark, and killed
him.
Among the bills introduced in the
Senate was one by Mr.. Gallinger of
New Hampshire, pensioning the widow
of General Ewing. who died recently.
Mrs NJ. II. Bohreer OF Fostorin.
Ohio, is the latest folding-bed victim
Mrs P. Esselman, her mother, was
seriously injured in the same bed
Another revolt in the Transvaal Is
anticipated. Reform union prisoners
at Pretoria, including John Hays
Hammond, the American, were
roughly handled by armed Beers while
en- route 10 prison at Pretoria
At wedding at Albert II.
Bakers, Sanduskv, Ohio. the floor