The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-11-19
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Montana storm turned out to be
q fearful blizzard.

The Montana storm turned out to be
fearful blizzard.
The citizens OF Colombia unite in the
cry death to Americans"
That story Of the women's mob at .
New York wedding is a daisy.
The yellow fever condition in Texas
has been made better by frosts.
Tic latest Austro-Russian note to
Turkey is exceedingly percmptory.,
The United States supreme court ad.
journed for two weeks on November 10.
The Nelson Morris Packing company
Of St. Louis has suffered a SlOO, 900 fire.
The second day Of the Chicago street
car strike was quieter than the first
day. "
Fire has totally destroyed the bust
ness part of Jenkins City, Mo. The
loss is $50, 900.
The coal miners of Utah have been
granted q ten per cent increase OF
wages which raises their pay to $s75
a day.
The Colombian authorities have
cabled to London very lengthy pro-
test against the the action Of the Uni
ted States toward Panama.
The teachers OF Greater New York
have formed an organization which
has been asked to unite with the Cen
tral Federated Labor Union.
The growth of the National Grange
has been rapid this year. National
Master Jones urges the extension of
nature teaching in the public schools.
The St. Joseph, NO.. Gazette, the
oldest paper there, has been sold for
$4,000, and it is to be changed from a
Democratic morning paper to Republic
can.
Laboratories are to be established
in New York, Boston, New Orleans
and San Francisco, by the secretary
Of agriculture, for testing imported
food products.
Nearly all Of the Chicago stock yards
sausage makers, who lave been on
strike for two weeks, have gone back
to work, although the strike was not
officially declared off.
The American Sugar Company, OF
Brooklyn, is charged with stealing city
water by means Of hidden subtcrra-
mean connections; millions Of gallons a
day being taken, without report or
compensation.
Resolutions were introduced in the
Federation Labor convention at Boston
to the effect that the so.callcd open
shop policy, whether under private or
government management" cannot be
recognized by organized labor.
The largest congressional seed dis.
tribution has begun. Over 1000 tons
of garden and field seeds will DO dis
tributed at q cost Of S27O,OOO. The
seeds will amount to 45,OOO,OOO pack.
ages.
Three engineers and three fremen
were killed in freight collision in q
fog, near Newlope, Ky. One Of the
trains was q double-header.
Five union men boarded different |
cars during the Chicago strike, and
paid their fares for chance to use
their influence to avoid violence.
The Overland cotton mills Of Denver |
have closed because Of lack Of coal.
-Four hundred persons are thrown out
Of employment
A FIRE in a mail car Of the st. Peters
burg.Moscow mail train is said to have
destroyed valuables estimated at 49,.
100000. Spontaneous combustion Is
supposed to be the cause.
The Mexican Central road, q Rookie
feller property, is building an extern
sion south to Guatemala. The route
selected follows closely the survey made
by the pan.American commission.
Gov. 0tero has issued proclamation
to the sheriffs Of the principal coal
producing counties Of New Mexico to
enforce the law guaranteeing 70 every
man the full right to work. There
IRE $500 coal miners there.
When tile land office at Crookston,
Mimi, opened for entries on the Red
Like lands, the rush broke all records.
Many land seekers were in line all
night
The Katy railroad has bought the
Cane Belt railway Of Texas for $780,
900, mostly cash. !