The Globe-republican., 1900-11-15
THE LATEST NEWS m BRIEF

siI @HE Lot NEW y tU oHs|t
Women voted for president il, four
s4k,tes this year.
fall OF meteors is sched uiea TO
reach this planet Nov. H.
Com" Harvey has removed from
Chicago to Rogers, Arkansas
Edward Gillette, aged IT, killed
in foot bali game in Chicago
New sponters have reduced the price
OF crude coal oil two cents a barrel
A monthly mail service has been in
augurated between San Francisco and
Tahiti.
Russia is 20 send an agent to the
United States to study homestead
legislation
Cuba win be represented at the PAN
| American exposition at Buffalo with
| typical Cuban buildings
The campaign against Jevv-baiters
has caused numerous duels in the
French military schools.
The last of the plague sufferers in
| Glasgow have recovered and have been
dismissed from the hospital
| Spanish speaking cigar makers in
| Tampa. Florida, have started a strike
| against American vorlSTnen.
! Miss Myra Hershey, Of Muscatine,
| Ia, will give the site and erect pub
| Lie hospital and give it TO the city,
Democratic losses in Missouri
| accounted for by the fact that there
was fusion in the state this year
| Election day was clear and pleasant
| in ne.rly every portion Of the country,
as predicted by the weather bureau
| It was claimed that there were 5000
names of persons on the Denver regis
sration list who had no right to vote.
| Washington elected Republican pres
ident,al electors and all the state ticket
except governor; also the two congress
/ men.
| Postmaster General Smith will, in
| his report, again call atten ton to
| abuses of second class mail matter
| privileges.
| Chicago packers have raised all
dressed meats d level one cent per
| pound and the retailers raised cut
! meats from three to Eve cents
The church furniture trust which
| controls the National Furniture works
in Richmond, Ind, has closed the
| plant for an indefinite period
| The Standard Oil companv's stock
! has risen to 655 since the last dividend
! The company has paid At per cent
| dividends during the last II months
John WanamarSer has deposited $780,
|
| pay expenses for Investigations of
| frauds against the ballot
An executive order places all the
| land within the limits of the military
reservation at Fort Sherman, Idaho,
| under the control of the secretary of
| the in terror.
Admiral Dewey having placed his
collection of gifts in the National
nuse"rn for the benefit of the public
for long time has now removed the
| gifts to his own home.
-Four handsome Pul1u,ans have just
| been placed on the Rock Island for
daily service between Chicago and
| Fort Worth
| A Lincoln, Neb-, correspondent es-
Inmates that Colonel w. J. Bryan trav-
eled dur ng the campaign 16, 600 miles
and made GOO speeches
The telephone systems of the Rus
sian cities, hitherto operated by the
state will be sold at auction November
| 20. It is unde stood the st. Petersburg
municipal government will bid for tho
local franchise.
The October customs receipts at Man
lila were 81, loss, 600 Mexican; increase
over September $4,000. Total rev
enue for the month was e,eoo. 900.
1 Maine this year ships 400 car loads
| of Christmas trees to New York for
distribution over the country. They
cost IS cents in Ma ne and in New Yorfx
sell for s1-15-
President Cleveland voted early. his
act disproving the widely published
statement that he was going ta,,cs~
hunting to be gone several DAYS In
] Gliding election day.