The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-12-09
CONDENSED NEWS.

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Another anti Barrios uprising is
looked for in Guatemala
It is rumored that Russell Sage is to
give $50, 000, 600 to charity.
Mr.. Bryan spoke at Guthrie. Ok. to
a moderate audience on bimettalism
Ezra Burris. arrested At Madison.
Kan. has confessed to the murder of
Abe Curchlin near Caney.
Cy Leland has gone to Washington
to fight the appointment of Senator
Sterne as United States marshal for
Kansas
The Pope takes hot sand baths twice
= week for rheumatism.
Slosson has won the billiard cham
pionship BY defeating Ives in the New
York tournament
Two parties. one from England and
ono from South Africa, backed by
wealthy syndicates, have reached New
York on their way to Klondike.
Attorneys for ex-State Treasurer
BARLEY, of Nebraska. convicted of
embezzling 500, 900 of state money
and sentenced to twenty years in the
penitentiary. are working to have him
set free on q technicality
The clerk of the National House has
received notices of twenty contests to
be made in the House.
Speaker Reed says there is no rea-
SON for q long session of Congress-
w. A. Jones, commissioner of In.
dian affairs, says there is no prospect
ton.
Consul O'Hara reports that Nicar-
aqua has prohibited the immigration
of Chinese.
In the last year 2,e7s illicit, or
lincolnshire" stills were seized; 500
persons were arrested
It is probable that tho National
Beard of Trade will indorse the In.
dianapolis Commissions monetary
scheme.
The plant of tho Cotton Wood lum-
Der company at New Madrid. Mo,
was destroyed by fire. Loss, $1,000
Sheriff T. A. Mooney of Tuscumbia,
Mo-, left on a hunting trip with
party for Southwest Missouri and
Northern Arkansas about three weeks
ago aud started home alone. He has
not been heard from since.
The Carter court-martial will be
opened at Savannah, Ga, January 5,
by General Otis.
Secretary Gage decided that sugar
from The Netherlands is subject to a
discriminating duty.
D. X. Bruce of Mississippi has been
appointed register of the treasury to
succeed Tiliman.
It is said that Mgr. Schroeder's re-
tirement from the Catholic university
has been approved by the pope.
The government will qualify as a
bidder for the Kansas Pacific, unless
the Reorganization Committee makes
satisfactory guarantee.
The NJ. S U. Tigers cleared 500 for
the season
The Seda.ia Wooden Mills have been
compelled to close on account of the
scarcity of wool.
Four leading railroads running in.
to Chicago have united the auditing
departments of their offices.
err of Parkersburg. W. w.. has be-
come violently insane.
In street fight at Nashville. Ark,
w. w. Millwce shot and killed DR..
Smith and fatally wounded : J.
Smith, brother of the dead man.
All were prominent citizens.
President Mckinley will be the ora
tor of the day at the Ohio Wesleyan
commencement exercises at Delaware,
Ohio, next June.
The Interstate Association of Live
Stock Sanitary boards has asked tho
Agricultural department to move tho
southern fever quarantine line far
Their north.
General Otis will preside at the
court-martial to try Captain o. NJ. Car
ter for fraud in connection with gov
eminent work at Savannah, Ga
W. D. Chipley of Florida, who was
candidate recently for United States
Senator, died Ill Washington.
The North Atlantic squadron will
spend the winter in the Gulf of Mex
leo. with Key West as headquarters
The naval board estimates that the
construction of government armor
plant will cost about 50, 75O, 900.
Statistician Hyde says that the sys-
tenn of crop reporting is very crude
He makes several recommendations
Consul Smith at Victoria says that
Canada will try to force Klondikers,
by tariff duties. to buy their supplies
in that country.
Mr.. Mckinley was offended by his
pastors Thanksgiving sermon and
probably will not attend the Metro.
politan Methodist church often.
Assistant Postmaster General Heath