The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-09-09
NEWS NOTES.

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the Salvation Army.
The mother of Attorney General
Boyle of Kansas is dead.
Andrew Carnegie has bought a 2S.-
ono acre estate in Scotland
Paderewski, now in Poland, has had
his hair cut and is riding bicycle
The official estimate of the Kansas
corn crop for 1897 is les, or, $50 bushels.
T. The president of Argentine has urged
tariff retaliation against the United
States
The police chief aud his assistant of
Barcelona, Spain. were shot by an
anarchist.
Failures of potato, hay and corn
crops are expected to cause much snf-
fering in Ireland
The bandits who held up the Dem
yer and Gulf train in New Mexico got
little over $4,000.
Mrs Nellie Reno, the snake charm
err, died from a bite by her pet rattlcr
at Clay City. Ill
Mrs A j. Owen, harrassed by bill
collectors. drowned herself in the
river at Arkadelp hia, Ark.
Nearly $3.50, O0D has been received by
the farmers of the Kaw valley for this
years potato crop.
Democrats, Populists and free silver
Republicans of Douglas county. Kan
sas, will nominate a fusion ticket
Forest Fl. Parker, president of the
Produce Exchange bank of New York.
| and wife were drowned.
John T. Thurman, prominent
| Freemaso and Democratic leader,
committed suicide at New Haven,
| Mo-
The Populists and Democrats of
Atchison county, Kansas, will hold
conventions on the same day. This
means fusion.
L. NJ. Erb, the former electric rail-
way manager of Leavenworth, Kan,
has written from Chicago that ne will
return and pay his debts.
Charles NJ. Charnley, who is alleged
to have embezzled $4,000 from the
treasury of the Presbyterian board
for aid of colleges. is still at large.
Mrs. Mary Crane. mourned as dead,
at Jeffersonville, Ind, suddenly awole
and exclaimed that she had been to
heaven, and would go back there to
stay next Saturday.
Chairman Sam Cook of the Demo-
cratic state committee says Missouri
will send Sod Bryan delegation to
the national convention in 1900.
Hon. William j. Bryan and Exon
gresham Towne of Minnesota. ad-
dressed two large fusion audiences at
Denison. Iowa.
The British government has ordered
strong mixed force to move against
the rebelliOus hill men of Northern
India. General Lockhart is fastening
to the head.
William Shaffer, 1s-year-old son of
Senator Shaffer of Bourbon county.
Kan, is under arrest charged with
wronging Miss Alice Shadley. aged 20
years.
o. NJ. Welburn, the deposed San
Francisco collector of internal rev.
enue, has forty-three charges of en-
bezzlement lodged against him.
President Mckinley and cabinet are
to be consulted by Attorney General
McKenna before the announcement of
the construction of the discriminating
clause of the tariff law.
Sentiment among the striking
miners in the Pittsburg district is
strong against the ratification of the
Columbus agreement. They want GO
cents or nothing.
Robert A. MCGEE, a farmer near St
Matthias. .uinn., was robbed of 81 500,
one of the robbers telling MCGEE that
the mon would be returned in No
vember. as the speaker was business
man in temporary straits.
The hostility of the Cherokee full
bloods to the proposed allotment of
lands is growing and serious trouble is
expected to follow any attempt at
treating with the Dawes commission
The Railway Employees Political
to be in the field of politics what the
A. r. L. attempted to be in economies
and trade union interests, has been
organized in Chicago.
The saw mill and plant of the Nc
Leod Lumber company at Neeleyville.
Mo-, including twelve or more COM
pany dwellings, were destroyed by
fire. Loss. $4,000 Four hundred and
fifty men are thrown out of work.
The steamer Queen has arrived at
Victoria from Skaguay, bringing
thirty men who have given up the idea
of getting across the passes. A thou
sand men have gone to work on the
SkaCuaY trail