The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-05-24
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

lHe uHiOn mlne WORKERS at lnulah
Apolis fatty turned down all arbitra
ton offers from the operators who
have not yet signed the 1903 scale.
The naval appropriation bill, carry
ing nearly hundred million dollars,
was completed in the house, after one
of the busiest days of the present con-
gress.
1t has been decided by the clearing
house banks Of San Francisco that
all San Francisco commercial banks
will open for business at 10 a. m
May %.
The supreme council of the Royal
Arcanum in the United States con
vened at Old Point Comfort, Va, and
will be in session for eight days. Su
preme Regent Virgins is presiding.
The Security Savings bank of Los
Angeles has bought the Southern
California Savings Bank and mer.
ger will follow. The combined re.
sources of the two banks are $22,02O,-
3O5.
The funeral of Father Gapon, who
was found hanged May 10, in cot
tage at Ozerki, Finland, and who is
believed to have been executed by
revolutionists for treason, was held
there.
The senate committee on inter.
oceanic canal voted in favor Of con-
structlng a sea level canal. Senator
Carmack's return from Tennessee
broke the deadlock which occurred at
a former meeting.
The general conference of the M.
E. church South, at Birmingham,
Ala, voted $4,000 to be expended u
assist the Pacific coast Christian AID.
vocate and authorized an enlarged
building ct Shanghai, China.
Anniversary week." which EN-.
braces annual sessions Of all the mis-
sionary and publication societies Of
the Baptist church in America began
at Dayton, o., with the convention of
the Women's Home Mission Society.
The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce authorized a
favorable report on an omnibus bill
carrying between twenty and twenty.
five projects as "aids to navigation"
and authorizing an appropriation Of
something in excess of $1,300,O00.
Acting Governor Atkinson has re.
prieved for one week five Koreans
who were sentenced to be hanged.
The FIVE Koreans were convicted of
the murder of a fellow countryman
on the island of Hawaii on December
23, 1905. They tortured him for near.
ly two days before he succumbed.
Strong reactionary influence is be-
ing brought to bear on the Car to
induce him to dissolve the Douma at
once for drawing up reply to his
address from the throne which is
highly unsatisfactory to the bureau.
Gratis. The Cars advisors are al
most unanimous in their desire to
suppress the. Douma.
Stanford university will be recon.
at once, and by next Septem.
Der every building necessary to the
welfare of the college will be in per.
feet condition. The work has al.
ready commenced, and there Is plenty
Of money on hand to assure the trus.
tees that the repairs may be &C.
as quickly as they de-
sire.
The members of the Lake Carriers
Association expect another strike on
he great lakes due to The breaking
off of the conference with the firemen
and oilers. There is also trouble with
he tugmen, package freight handlers
ind scoopers.
Two more bodies were recovered
rom the Shenandoah City colliery.
This raises the death list of the ex-
)losion to seven.
The brick-makers strike, which In
,olves nearly all the yards between
Albany and Kingston. reached a cris-
s when $50 Italian union men open
ID fire on 500 negro non-unlon work
men who refused to be persuaded to
Iuit work at Coeyman's yards. The
Italians were too far away to do much
Iamage.
Six men, alleged to be safe blowers,
rrested a month ago by Policeman
-aas single handed, after dynamit
ng the Marshall Vinegar Company's
afe, broke jail at Marshalltown, Ia,
q nine fhair twav mt