The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-05-18
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LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

AT Sukhumkale, Russia, many,
shops and stores have been closed
and barricaded. A panicky feeling
| prevails.
| Twenty-Five miners were killed by
premature explosion during blast
ing operations in the Almasy coal
mine at Resiza in Hungary.
President Roosevelt has approved
the recommendation of Secretary
Morton that the body Of John Paul
Jones be buried at Annapolis. Md.
| The census bureau prudently re-
fuses to admit that Chicago has
100000 Inhabitants. The strike
statistics haven't been compiled yet.
| At Moscow many persons Of the
weather. classes who feared trouble
went abroad during the last fortnight.
All trains 10 the frontier are crowd.
ed.
| Former President Grover Cleveland
has returned from cruise in South
en- waters, which began two weeks
ago on X. C. Benedict's steam yacht,
Oneida.
The Pope has appointed Cardinal
Satolli. formerly papal delegate in the
United States, to be protector of the
Sisters Of Charity of the Incarnate
Word at San Antonio, Texas.
Digo Mendoza. the newly appoint
| ed minister Of Colombia to this coun-
try, is prominent lawyer noted
student Of international law and poll
teal enonomy and member of con-
gress.
The semi.official North German Ca
zette says it Is authorized to deny
the words attributed TO Emperor Will
liam in his remarks TO the higher Off.
GERS at Strassberg as published In
the home and foreign newspapers.
The Order of Railway Conductors,
in convention In Portland, Ore, adopt
ed resolutions disappearing President
Roosevelt's stand in the matter of rail
road rate legislation. and opposing
the regulation Of rates by govern.
ment commission.
Sam White, of Riverside. on the
klamath river, in California, has
boy which was born February 20. and
in addition has one which was born
On Washingtons birthday, one on
inauguration day, two on All Fools
day-April ], one on Thanksgiving
day and one on February aground
hog day. Also three more boys born
ON other dates.
Nothing has been heard of the
movements of Admiral Rojestvensky's
feet since May 3, when the Russians
left Vanfong bay.
The French naval training ship
Duguay Troin, which was reported to
have struck a rock in Saint can de.
Luz bay, was relocated.
At Chicago twelve new witnesses
were subpoenaed to appear before the
federal grand jury investigating the
beef industries. All of the persons
for whom writs are issued are COM
mission firm employees at the stock
yards here. 1t is believed that an at
tempt is to be made to learn The re-
lations existing between commission
men and packers.
Baptists from all over the United
States will gather In st. L0uis this |
week for the purpose of discussing
the organization Of general conven-
ton to be known as the Baptists Of |
North Amtrica. The divisions of the |
Baptist church-North and South
were made by the civil war. The
new plan will include Canada. F. W.
Stevens, OF Columbia, Mo-, will pre-,
side.
1t Is reported from his home In,
Iowa that Secretary Of Agriculture
Wilson, who is a widower, is to be
married again. His daughter Miss
Wilson, has done the honors of his
household in Washington. Secretary !
Wilson, by the way, was born in Ayr.
shire, Scotland, in 1885, and came to
this country In 1852. settling first in
Connecticut.
The peasants OF the district Of Ser.
gaBel, government Of Nizhni Nov.
gorod, have risen and set fire to sev.
eral properties. They are preventing |