The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
NEWS NOTES.

Pittsburg and organized . trust u
The transports Sheridan and Valeu&
cha have sailed for Manila with abouE
$500 troops 8
The packing house strikers Of ChiS
cago won their fight for an increase o.
wages
Regular army recruits are enlistine2
at the rate of 1,OOo q week.
1t is proposed to construct a Platte
river canal, the storage of the water
in a huge reservoir to feed q colossal
plant, and the transmission Of the
power by electricity to Omaha and
the nearby towns. /
Five thousand people enthusiast
tically welcomed Governor Roosevelt
to the first annual reunion Of the
Rough Riders at Las Vegas, N NJ.
Roosevelt wore his Rough Rider uni
form and made a patriotic speech. He
was elected honorary president of the !
association for life. The next reunion
will be held in Oklahoma City.
The agricultural implement trust
has failed to go through
According to the new city directory
Kansas City. Mo. has a population Of
1872. O3O and Kansas City, Nan, 40. 9l5.
The United States has another case
of damages against Morocco The
Moors ara prone to insult all Chris
tians This time ali American mis-
sionary was subjected to several in
dignities.
Michael F. Dwyer, the once noted
turf plunger, has won and lost ten
millions at the races, and now is con
tent if he is able to quit even
Major Harvey W. Salmon has been
appointed chairman of the committee
to fix a location for the next cx-Con-
federate reunion of Missouri
Governor Mount of Indiana APP
proves the plan of holding an anti
trust conference in st. Louis, but will
be unable to attend it. Governor Rus
sell of North Carolina has not decided
whether he approves the plan.
About 90 per cent Of the zinc ope.
rators ha We closed down their mines
to force the smcltcrs to pay schedule
prices.
The receivers Of the Pittsburg and
Gulf have been authorized to borrow
$500, 900 to make necessary repairs.
Clara de Forest, once New York
society belle, courted by royalty and
| intellect, died from alcoholism. Even
| to the last she craved liquor and beg
ging for beer with her dying breath
Five young ladies were drowned
while wading in a creek near Lam
pasas, Texas. Their bodies wcro
buried in the same grave.
Alexander testers sister has been
| ordered to leave Shawnee, Okla, by
| the friends of her brother, whom she
accused of murder.
NJ. de Staal. the cars chief repre-.
sentative at the peace conference, ask
the delegates to agree to An arrestf /.
ornaments for 6ve years, announcing
that disarmament would ensue in
natural way if an agreement to this
effect could be secured.
The Turkish peace delegation has
protested against the presence at The
| Hague of the members of the Young
Turk: .'arty, threatening to withdraw
|
with.
| The state board of equalization Of
Missouri will impose heavy taxes on
all steam railroads under the capticn
of intangible property" which will
cover the value OF franchises.
New England shoe manufacturers
are securing a fOothold abroad.
Deputy Marshal Heck Bruner Of
Vinita, l. T., was drowned while at
| tempting to swim Stream in the per-
| Torrance of his duty.
Democrats, Popuiists and Free Sill
yer Republicans of Nebraska will hold
| their state conventions in Omaha Au-
| gust %
Rev. Mr.. w. NJ Barrows received
$500 for marrying Perry Belmont and
Mrs. Henry d. Sloane
| Birmingham Machine and Foundry
company's plant at East Birmingham,
| Ala, burned; loss S225,OO
Dan Coughlin. Chicago. who served
| several years in prison for completely
in the murder of DIR. Cronin, has been
indicted charging him with attempt
ing bribery in land suit His bond
was fixed at SIS, 900.
German Americans of Detroit, Mich,
at mass meeting adopted resolutions
protesting against and condemning
American-English political alliances
of any sort and against any character. 4
ization of the American people =
Anglo Saxons.
! At the next annual encampment Of
| the G. A. X. a resolution will be in
troduced by an Illinois member to
perpetuate it and take into It the
veterans of the navy and change thu
name tc the "Grand Army and Navy
of the Republic.
Daniel Patrick, a negro, was lynchcd
at Scranton, Miss, and coroncr's
jury returned this verdict: 1--WE, the
jury. find that deceased came to his
death by climbing a tree. vcnturin2
too far ont on a limb and broke his