The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-08

Hoisington is troubled by serenaders
Emporia people Clipped in 800 fo'
the relief of Chandler.
The per capita of chicken in chiclseI
pie is said to be. greater in Methodist
suppers in Lyons than anywhere else
( Judge Dale Immediately after tn,
cyclone at Chandler adjourned court
there until May 10th.
1t is private Information at Guthrie
that the Indian agents in the te:ritor!
will all go by the board.
Cassius Barnes will be the best look
ing governor Oklahoma ever had. Ever
Seay's friends concede this.
Alfred Anderson of Kiowa with tw,
grey hounds caught seventy-eight rab
bits in December. January and Febru
airy.
The only real plutocrat in Great
Bend is girl who has eleven propo
sails of marriage since the first of tn.
year.
No nominations for city officers were
filed at Coolidge and the old ones viii
hold over And remember this is il
Kansas
There are 2ss cigar factories in Kan
sas and last year they made 1000, DOC
cigars. Put that in your pipe and
| smoke it.
An Arkansas City girl wears bloom.
ers when riding wheel at night and
! the boomers are the real stuff and
not flowers.
Tom Anderson of Topeka studied the
nocturnal flying-machine the other
night and declared it was merely Ven
us which is now an evening star.
John Swisky was acquitted of the
charge of selling whisky to the Chey-
ennes. That shows that mans name
is not necessarily against him in .
trial
Just after the Chandler cyclone May
or Jones worked like trooper. He
carried two wounded people at one
time from one end of the town to the
other.
The directors of the state soldiers
home at Dodge City have elected A. NJ.
Breese of Cottonwood Falls, command
ant, at salary of 1000 per year. He
served as county treasurer of Chase
county for several years
r. Il. Dawes, eX-attorney general of
the state, has made arrangements to
move his family to Lawrence and make
it his future home. He does this IN or
der to give his children the advantage
OF the schools to be found in Lawrence.
The chief of police of Wichita was
last week presented with gold star
by the members of his force. The
badge is star of solid gold. The
front is an elegant design of frez tan
gent and carved on the back was ''To
VIM. Campbell, Chief of Police, From
the Police Force"
The police at Lawrence recently ar
rested three men in the Union Pacific
yards who were throwing rocks at
passing trains and had severely hurt a
passenger conductor who was going
through the yards on his train. The
men were fined $50 each and put on the
rock pile tc wOrl, it out.
The Santa Fe company is now bring
ing about fifty car loads of cattle
day into the territory to be transferred
to the great Usage and Cherokee pas
lures. Many are unloaded and driven
across the Arkansas while others are
taken around by Dexter. Kansas.
The grass is starting in fine shape and
cattle men are all pleased with the
prospects of favorable season.
Friday June -, will be Bryan day at
the Ottawa Chautanqua assembly, the
distinguished Nebraslsan having &C
copied an Invitation and notified San
ford Topping, secretary of the assem-
bly,. that he will speak at Ottawa at
1:3O p. IN. on that day. The assembly
officers have invited Gov. Leedy and
staff to be present, and the invitation
will be accepted.
The distinction of being the first
fourth-class postmaster appointed by
this administration has fallen on John
7. Kelly. of White Cloud, Doniphan
county, Kansas The former incum-
bent resigned. About $500 now con-
front fourth assistant Bristow, repre-
senting- the accumulation of cases
since the going out of Fourth Assist.
ant Maxwell who ceased making APP
pOintments out of courtesy to the new
administration.
The committee appointed by Govern
or Leedy under authority of resolu-
ton adopted by the leviSlature tn on