The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-07-01

The Spanish have about conquered
the Philippines.
Weather in Arkansas measures from
100 to 100 degrees.
A dozen students were in iured on
class day at Chicago university.
DIR. Max Schiller and Yvette Gull
bert were married by the mayor Of
Paris.
An unusual demand for small notes
is taken by treasury officials as a good
sign of business Improvement.
Governor Rogers of Washington
says Debs cannot engineer any revo-
lutiOnary movements in Washington.
There is trouble among the Usage
Indians over payment of annuity to
half breeds and intermarried whites.
Rev. Hugh johnson COMMUNICATED
Queen Victoria's jubilee in his opening
prayer in the United States senate.
Thirty-eight indictments have been
returned against nineteen election
officers in Denver for frauds at the
late city election.
General John Il. Gordon was unani-
mously reelected commander-in-chief
of the United Confederate Veterans
association.
c. NJ. Fagen- Bush, under arrest in
New York on a charge of forgery, is
alleged to be the principal member of
a gang of swindiers whose operations
in Denver netted $4,000.
Williams college in Massachusetts,
conferred the degree of LII. d. on
President Dole of Hawaii, and the
Western Reserve university upon
President Mckinley and Judge Will
hanson of Cleveland.
Iowa fusion ticket: For governor,
T. f. White, Democrat. Keokuk; lieu
tenant governor, i. A. Plummer, sill
YER Republican, Wirnebago county;
judge. L. G. Kline, Demo
crat. Polk county; railroad commits
sioner, S. i. Grain, Populist, Dallas
county; superintendent of public in
q. F. Rhinehart, silver Re-
publican, Jasper county.
Ohio Republican state ticket: For
governor. Asa w. BUSHNELL; for lieu
tenant governor, A. w. Jones; for su.
preme Judge, Jacob f. Burkett; for
attorney general, Frank Monet; for
state treasurer, Samuel Campbell
Henry NJ. Daugherty is chairman of
the state committee, c. r. Fisher vice
chairman and Peter Durr secretary.
Japan's Hawaiian protest turns ont
to be all but an ultimatum. The
United States is warned squarely that
the treaty must not be perfected. as it
is against Japan's treaty rights. A
Senate subcommittee has been ap-
pointed to investigate and report in
December. The state department has
its reply ready, but is holding it back.
Broker John w. Mccartney, who
would not answer Senate committee
questions, was acquitted by Judge
order.
Alabama coal operators have deter
mined to fight against Pittsburg
dealers.
Weyler's official reports announce
that o9O insurgents have been killed
in the last ten days.
hartley. Nebraska's ex-state treas
urer. has been found guilty of the en-
of S.Oc, 900.
Rev. Martin Hardin, son-in-law Of
ex-Vicc President Stevenson. has &C
copied a call from Philadelphia.
New York tailors have won their
strike.
The Santa Fe has lost 5000 by
padded pay rolls.
A new Citizens party has been
in Chicago.
There is talk of the sugar trust buy.
ing Cuba from Spain.
Confederate veterans reunion is be-
ing held at Nashville.
The latest Liberian emigration
scheme has proven failure.
Six tramps were killed in q railway
collision near Conroc, Texas.
c. H. Anderson of the Arapahoe
Wheel club, Denver, made 1Oo miles in
c:3O:3O.
Berg & Olsen's saloon fell in at
Watertown. 5. D.. burying many
under the walls
Emma F. Howse, a graduate of
Stanford university, married China
man in Denver.
Captain Boycott, the Irishman whose
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