The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-08-25
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Susan B. Anthony arrived at
New York from London on the
steamer Minntonka.
Clarence White, who escaped from
the Lansing penitentiary on the 9th
Of this month, was arrested in VI.
sail, Cali. folt
At st. Louis the convention Of the
National Shorthand Reporters Asso.
citation convened with about 400 del.
egates present. Wa .tf
The Chinese say that 10000 Japan.
ese troops, with 200 guns, have land.
ed at Yinkow, part Of these troops
going to Newchwang and part to Hal.
cheng.
The International Mercantile MAJ
rine Company, Of Liverpool, has an
nounced a cut in Storage rates from
Liverpool on the Boston steamers to
1915, a reduction Of $3.75.
The condition Of Congressman Rob
ert R. Hit of Illinois, now at Bar
Harbor, Me-, was reported as satisfac-
tory, and the physicians announced
there was no reason for alarm.
Advices from Morocco point to the
conclusion that the Sultans unpleas
antness with Great Britain in connec.
ton with the confscation Of a British
subject, will shortly be settled annie.
ably. Y Np iH
Viceroy Alexieff has arrived at Vlad-
ivostok. At the governors house the
mayor presented the viceroy with
bread and salt. He then received sew
eral Populations, including one from
the Chinese inhabitants. M
Repairs to the cruisers Rossia and
Gromoboi are proceeding rapidly. 1t
is believed 1t will be possible to com
plete them without docking the ves-
sells and they will therefore take a
comparatively short time.
1t is reported, apparently on good
authority, that Emperor William Of
Germany, has asked for the privilege
of acting as one Of the god fathers
of the heir Of Russia. The christen.
ing will take place August Is.
In the Washington bureau Of ord.
nance plans are being drawn for the
resighting of all the guns in the
navy. The rapid-fre guns will be
fitted with new telescope sight
which will permit Of continuous aim.
There has been further fighting in
the republic Of Uruguay. In a hand.
to-hand fight between Uruguay revo.
lutionists and the government forces
at Santa Rosa, held by the govern.
ment force IS men were killed and
S. were wounded.
David Thompson, United States
minister to Brazil and Mrs. Thomp-
son were passengers on the steamer
Niron from Brazil ports, which arriy-
ed at New York ports.
Secretary Taft has fixed September
| 2 as a date for hearing of interests
involved in the appeal Of the state Of
Missouri to have the United States
take possession Of the st. Louis Mer-
chants bridge, 7Iu
1t is asserted in reliable quarters at
Port Arthur that the Japanese have
received reinforcements Of thirty
thousand men from the north,
vice-President Lewis, Of the United
Mine workers, said that an agreement
had been reached between the oper.
ators and the miners precluding the
possibility Of a strike in the anthra.
cite regions.
The minister Of war has ordered
a further mobilization Of troops in
the districts Of Kieff, Moscow and
Kazan. s@as''
A dispatch received says General
Stoessel has divided his forces into
three sections, each resting eight
hours in the twenty four, Two-thirds
of the men are always on duty
At Milwaukee, Wis, Judge jenkins
has denied a motion Of Artemus H.
Holmes, who holds some first mort
gage bonds, for permission to inter.
vene in the Northern Pacific case.
The petition was denied without
prejudice to his rights at law or to
bring an action aglnst the company. IA
The grand Jury in New York has
handed down an indictment for sxtor-
ton against Philip Weinseimer, the
leader Of the strike Of the Trades AL.
lance. Welnseimer is charged with
extorting s2.7oO frcn George EssIg,