The Globe-republican., 1896-04-30
LATE NEWS NOTES

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It is believed in England that . wal
with theDutch in South Africa is inev-
table.
Rev. George Knapp has been turned
!, over TO the United States consul 1t
Alexandretta-
Brady and Stuart met, but Fitz-
: simmons refused to sign to fight
Corbett
| 1t is said that Vanderbilt and Nc
! Almont, now sole owners OF Defender
and Valkvrie, have agreed to race the
yachts.
The tariff is now the leading issue
! in Canada.
/ Spanish advices claim the Cubans
are weakening and surrendering.
Uncle Sam is to pay the Kickap COS
+, $50, 900 soon-$3OO to each person.
Dygart, the Illinois man in prison
in Cuba, has been released by Wey-
Ter.
Plunger Partridge left g, 7O00, 900
worth of property to his wife and five
children. but left no will
Mgr. Averiari, q Catholic missionary
now doing Mexico. will succeed Sa-
! tolli in the United States.
In the New York assembly the bill
requiring political clubs to register
and account for all money expended,
was defeated by q vote Of 3G ayes, Ii
! NAYS
John K. Eaton, the Indian territory
desperate who killed Deputy United
| States Marshal Anderson in Deem
Der. 1924, was captured at Joplin.
Joseph Cooking, a storekeeper at
Hill Top, near La Plata, Md. was
! found unconscious and his wife and
her niece, Daisy Miller, dead, the
! work of murderous robbers
Advices from Capetown tell of an
engagement between the British and
the Matabeles near Buluwsyo in
which the latter lost 400 to 1000 men,
but whipped the British back into the
town.
/ When w. O. Pryor and Helen B.
| Wheeler were married at Council
Bluffs. Iowa, they were surrounded
by detectives to keep the brides
cousin, James Wordsworth Of SYRIA
cuse. from killing her.
Willard and Robert James. on trial
| at Warrensbnrg for the murder of
Jim Evans near Kingsville last Feb
ruary, were acquitted.
Tony Wallace. aged s., was sent to
the penitentiary for two years from
Nevadn ON a plea of guilty of betray-
ing ls-year-old Esther Nearing.
{ Lightning struck the farm residence
of N. Y. Harding. near Chanute, Kan,
killing his 5-year-old daughter and
stunning several other members of
the family.
Bob Dickerson, an Atchison police
man, surprised two burglars while at
work, fatally wounding one of them
| and capturing the other. Bob was
shot twice, but only slightly hurt.
Indians have sold Wyoming hot
springs for $4,000.
French cabinet was compelled by
the senate to resign.
Repu blican senators are anxious to
adjourn by May Is.
The Oklahoma statehood bill has
been favorably reported to the House.
President Go mpers says SOC, 900 men
will demand an eight-hour day May J.
J. D. Casey, leading Land Lacquer.
! was found dead near Mitchellstown,
Ireland.
The House is seeking information
| as to the arrest in Cuba of Diaz, the
missionary.
Senate has passed bill authorizing
a bridge across the Missouri river at
Boonville.
Edna Warney and Emma Cunning
ham, aged IL and Is, drowned them
| selves at townsville. Wis.
Rev. James E. Caywood, Southern
NJ. E. minister of Sardis, Ky. went
crazy and hung himself.
Louis Hermann and Charles Pustal-
| ka. wife murderers, were electrocuted
at Sing Sing.
Albert S. Willis, minister to Hawaii.
is coming home to spend q three
months furlough in Louisville.
Thirty square inches of skin were
transplanted from one girl to her Sis
ter in the Eliza beth, N. j., hospital.
| Michael Burns of Leavenworth will
soon have the Phoenix foundry rum
ming, turning out fifty big bells each
day.
| Application for q receiver for the
Topeka Capital was granted by United
States Judge Williams at Little Rock.
Residence of Mrs. Helen Smith,
Leavenworth, was burglarized and
s7Ou worth of jewelry stolen.
General Franklin's selection as
member of board of managers of sol.
diers' homes has been approved by the
| President.
| Herman Schnaritzka's wife tried to
kindle a FIRE at Cleveland with coal
oil and burned herself and two chill
/ dren fatally.
The vote in the NJ E. conferences
or the admission of women stood 1913
to 2,529, eighteen votes less than the
necessary three-fourths-
John r Hanna, president, and How
| ard Evans, cashier of the closed Amer
lean National bank of Denver, are
under arrest for receiving deposits
after the bank was lnsolvent
Cloud burst in Beaver county Okla.
washed away the houses of j. e.. Den.