The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-11-04

The Peruvian cabinet has resigned
Tho gold reserve in the treasury u
now over SIS. 0oo. ooo
Mayor Harrison has begun q war on
Chicago department stores
Memphis has had frost and tho
worst OF the yellow fever isT over. v
The Goddard murder trial ended in
disagreement The jury stood 8 to &
Ex-Congressman Darlington has
been indicted At West Chester. Pa for
crooked banking.
The Reading Iron company, EN-,
ploying 800 men, has increased wage.
per cent
At Aurora, Ill, q robber killed 4
man who resisted him and later acci-
dentally killed his pal
c. D. Morris, editor Of the Tribune
has been appointed postmaster at
Trenton. Mo
An English syndicate has got full
control of the revenues Of San Do
mingo and will run the government
for ten years
The Sultan of Turkey has cordially
received James B. Angel, the United
States minister.
The French chamber of deputies
has appointed . committee to draw
up q law to stop gambling in grain
and articles of food generally.
Walter r. Houghton. the postal clerk
arrested for stealing q $4,000 pack
age from an express company, has re-
turned all but $500.
Colonel George Waring, the COM
missioner of street cleaning of New
York, has sued Richard Croker for
800, 900 damages for libel
The Tennessee Centennial exposi-
ton has come to an end. It opened
May 1 and the total attendance ex-
ceeded 1850. 600 The receipts equaled
the expenditures
Charles Bluejacket, chief OF the
Shawnee Indians, died at his home
near Chetopa Kan, after an illness of
month. He was go years of age and
an interesting character.
President Mckinley was the guest
of honor at the annual dinner Of the
Cincinnati Commercial club Saturday
night
Mrs. Catherine Frances Murphy of
Boston was shot dead by Mrs. Nellie
J. Peterkin of New York. Jealousy
was the cause.
Fred c. Sanchez Of Denver shot and
killed his wife. He claims it was &C
ciden tai. Her life was heavily in
sured.
The executive officers of the Illinois
Coal Miners union have been found
gull of accepting brides from mine
own to settle the strike.
Kansas defeated the Iowa univer-
sity football team by a score of Sc to o
and Nebraska defeated Missouri by q
score of Al too
c. S. Anderson is under arrest a t
Fort Scott, Kan, charged with using
the mails to operate big lumber
swindle.
William Rohan, St Louis MUIR
derer, was fatally wounded by po-
liceman in Chicago while trying to es-
cape.
Two St Paul cigarmakers filed up
on whisky, jumped into the Mississip-
pi and were drowned.
The Werner company of Akron,
Ohio, one of the largest printing con-
Germs in the country. is in the hands
of a receiver. Liabilities. $500, 900;
assets, s.. 100000.
st. Louis will soon have magazine
printed in twelve different languages.
1t viii be the only publication of the
kind the world.
Mrs. Isaac Rouse, wife of a farmer
living near Columbia, Mo-, had zoo
screw worms taken from her nostrils.
The larvae were Matched from eggs of
the screw fly, and resemble the thread
of a screw.
William S. Ide. q Columbus, Ohio,
banker. was shot dead in street by
John Smith, an old coachman, who
had entrusted his savings to Ide and
lost them.
President Mckinley has been re-
quested by the National Business
league to call Congress attention to
tn necessity for department of
Commerce and Industry"
Lula COMBS, Is years old, daughter
of a farmer living near Coffeyville,
Kan, was beaten into insensibility
and assaulted by negro. He will be
lynched if caught
The union cigarmakers of Kansas
City object to Miss Edna Whitney of
Chillicothe. Mo. acting as queen of
the ball of Eureka Federated Labor
union. which is to be given this
month. They say she never belonged
to the union and works for S. a week,
while the scale is S1l.