The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-10-29

OF. Updegraf of Topeka is start
ing horse races in Texas.
During the present campaign in Kan
sas only two editors have been licked.
Chancellor Snow is attending the
sesqui-centennial of Princeton univer-
sity.
The Salina joints are to be licensed.
and the cruel war will break out
again.
One hundred car loads of corn have
been shipped from Sterling to Old
Mexico.
An Uncle Toms Cabin company has
begun its deadly work in Northern
Kansas.
A man appeared on the streets of
Topeka recently with beard he could
have sat on.
A revival will soon begin at Chase to
revine the fellows who have backs1ed
since the last one.
Apples are said to be cheaper in Kan.
sas this year than they were ever
known to he before.
Down near Conway Springs some
coyotes, after an absence of years,
have again appeared.
The boxing rules at Canton, MePher-
son county stipulatc that blow struck
below the knee is unfair.
There is a ladies' cooperative society
in Smith Center. What do women
want with thing like that for, any
how?
The Potwin schools are taking care
of destitute family in Auburndale,
consisting of mother and seven small
children.
Ewing Herbert of Hiawatha has Sc
cured high-salaried position in the
basiness department of the New York
Truth.
We notice by an exchange that Miss
Ray, of jefferson county, was recently
married. She is what may be proper
ly called an X Ray.
According to the Larned Cronoscope
Ed Little during his speech mentions
the fact that he was minister to Egypt
under Harrison AZ times.
The Polymnia club holds forth at Alb
ilene. Polynnia means ''many some
thing" but what that something is no
one this far west in Kansas knows.
A little daughter of w. E. Bush, the
fusion candidate for secretary of state
was kicked by vicious horse last
week, breaking her jaw in two places.
All the girls in town are envy,ng
certain girl in town who has heart
disease, and whose parents have been
told to deny her nothing, as disap-
pcintmant may prove fatal.
An Atchison man has been fined S.
for attempting to kiss Lea veLworth
girl. A year ago an Atchison man did
kiss Leavenworth girl and was fined
Sc. so. Attempting costs So. 50 more.
The Kansas Medical college has
bill in preparation for the presentation
ton of pauper cadavers to medical COL
leges for dissection. It will be pre-
sented to the legislature for passage.
Fire broke out in the Masonic home
at Wichita early Sunday morning.
The handsome reception room, which
was a gift of the Masonic bodies at
was badly damaged and the
loss is estimated at $1,000, fully cover
ed by insurance.
George Post of Mcpherson county,
while hunting last week, got some
game that he was hardly looking for.
He started out in cart and while on
the road the gun slipped from the cart
bed and was discharged. The load
carried away some of the flesh from
his left shoulder, but made no serious
The people of Onago who live on the
Leavenworth branch, where a train
Just runs once III while, are rejoicing
over the prospect of the management
taking up the Eastwood ties and put
ting down oak ones. 1T is hoped"
says the Onaga Herald, "when the SOL
idities are put in they will give us .
train each way every day."
A Newton young man who is some.
thing of masher while IN Topeka re-
Gently got up a violent Irritation with
a pretty young woman. After the ac-
quaintance had progressed to the con.
stage, the young woman of
fered to allow the young man to read
her letters. The first one that he read
was from her husband. The Newton
young man took the next train for
Missouri.
The stage coach that Buffalo Bill