The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-30
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Santa Re is maains extensive
improvements in their yards at Nava.
sofa, Texas.
President Mckinley appointed 80
negroes to Office President Roosevelt
has SO far appointed IA negroes.
IT is expected that the Norwegian
government will take steps to check
the emigration to the United States.
The Rock Island has closed deal
for six blocks of land on the bay front
at Galveston adjoining the y. P. docks.
Arkansas has a new law making it
unlawful for non-residents Of the state
to hunt or fish in the state at any sea-
son of the year.
Newspapers Of Japan arc advocating
that oil powers show firm front To
Russia in the matter Of her demands
upon Manchuria.
Snow two feet deep is reported in
places in Germany on April rs. A
heavy snow storm swept over the en-
tire territory Of Germany.
At Lii Crosse, Wis, fire destroyed
the largest store in the western por-
tion of this state. The plant was de-
stroyed in tile space Of two hours.
Thepollce of Seattle have squclched
get rich quick concern, which prom
ised stockholders return Of Sl,00 on
for every 81 Of their investments.
1t has been finally decided by the
United States board Of geographic
names that "Peking" is the proper
manner in which to spell the name Of
China's capital.
General Maxine Gomez has accepted
the craftsmanship of the committee for
the erection Of the Cuba building at the
st. Louis exposition. The old fight
ing hero will be an attraction.
st. Louis operates It's graft; cots at
81 a night; Sl9 day to drummers for
sample rooms, and must give them up
for cots at night. Private house gets
$40 for two beds in one room. These
are samples only.
American travellers on the Continent
have long dreaded Italian journeys on
account of the thieying employees of
the railroads, who are tile real brigands
of the country and open travellers
trunks in transit.
Postmaster General Payne has sus-
tanned the action Of First Assistant
General Wynne in ordering tlleposting
at rural free delivery postotiiees
the country Of names Of
residents on the routes.
Snow, blizzards and severe cold pre-
vailed last week and this In the south
ern provinces of Austria. Ia Vienna
suburban car lines suspended and all
wires were made Of no use Damage
was done in the fruit growing districts.
Drigadier General Albert u. Wood 4
SON, at latest account, had chance to
recover, or at least purity recover,
rom paralysis.
1t is announced that The cable from
San Francisco to Manila may be work.
ug before July /, and that rates will
hen be cut 50 per cent.
Russia is now demandi ng. o practical
ession by China Of the sovereignty OF
daichuria tt,
The Pacific Meat companys packing
,ouse at Tacoma, Washington, has
,een destroyed by fire, at loss OF
100000.
Fairbury, Mich, has lost one'fourth
( its hest business portion by fire.
'he entire block on the south side Of
he square, lumber yards on an ad.
,ining block and the NJ d. church and
nd parsonage. Estimates Of the total
,ss reach 100000,
The United States court OF appeals
as enjoned SIX railroad companies
ON discriminating against small
lippers in the western states. This
ecison Of the court Is important as
sing the FIRST under the new Elkins
w.
More than a majority OF the members
the last Montana Legislature have
,pressed . willingness to serve with q
It day at an extra session to pass an 4
bill for an exhibition Vt
% St. Louis exposition and to meet
Q president on Ills visit to Helena.