The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-04-28
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF,

VIII D. bryan Is reputcu 10 DC worth
$4,000.
Russia will not tolerate interference
by outside powers in eastern policy.
The San Domingo government is in
trouble with sugar planters regarding
export duties.
An English stockman is in Seattle
to purchase 10000 horses in Pacific
northwest for Japan.
An Ashland, Neb, Shorthorn COW
brought the highest price, 5000, at d
sale at Chillicothe, Mo.
The house of commons, by u vote Of
@3S to 100, would legalize peaceful
picketing by trades unions.
A sheriff's posse arrested 19O striking
Italian miners at Price, Utah on the
charge of resisting an officer.
A steel foundry plant to cost between
100000 and 100000, is to be erected
in Chicago by Jos. L. Schwab.
New Brunswick, N. j., contractors
have been given a verdict forS5OO liam.
ages against walking delegate.
A Russian squadron suddenly ap.
peared on the Korean coast and sunk a
japanese merchant steamer of zoo
tons.
DR.. pearsons will take rest in his
donations to colleges until five of his
thirty colleges raise the sums required
of them.
The Russian minister of finance be.
lieyes it may be easy to float an in
ternal loan after harvest, No foreign
loan is desired.
Chas. i. Smith, chief dispatcher for
the Rock Island at Dalhart, Texas.
has placed in operation a new form of
wireless biography.
The gold reserve in the Japanese
bank at Toxic is S75, 000,0 900 and $0,5OO,-
900 in gold was sent to America dur.
ing the month of March.
George Gould's recent trip of over
1000 miles of his various railroads was
made with one engine, the same man
being at the throttle all the way.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Thomas Ryan, of Kansas, and Con-
gresham Daniels, of California, were
both raised in Bradford county, Pa.
They had not seen each other for 80
years, but Ryan asked for an interview
when stories of their childhood as
schoolmates were enjoyed.
Chicago, Boston and New York banks
want about one-third of the $1,000. 900
investment made by c. $. Jobes, of
Kansas.
The storm in Salt Lake and vicinity
was the severest April storm for sew.
eral years. About half an inch of rain
and five inches of snow fell during a 80
mile gale.
Navigation is dangerous in Japanese
waters even during daylight, because
Of floating mines which float slightly
below the surface. The mines drifted
away from Port Arthur.
c. 5. Jobes' bid for the entire issue
Of S3,OoO,ODO of Philippine certificates
of Indebtedness has been accepted by
direction of Secretary Taft.
An Ice field at the head of Lake Su-
perior extends 80 miles out from
Duluth; an unprecedented condition in
April.
Brigadier General Francis Moore
goes to Fort Riley to command the
garrison and the school of instruction.
japanese authorities claim thrt no
decisive action has taken place ON the
Yalu river.
A Chinaman 20 years old. has won a
fellowship in Columbia university.
New York, in constitutional law. His
name Is Ching Yung Yen.
The Russian Trans-Siberian railway
and the Russian lines in Manchuria is
1913 miles, Or practically twice tho
distance from New York to Sun Fran.
cisco
w. Harris, U. s. commissioner Of
education, says there is less illteracy
in the middle and far west than in the
eastern states. lie places Kansas sec.
md newt IN Iowa In thiu .I,to,,o,t