Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-03-31

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became lost and blinded in a snow
storm in Cowley County, Kansas, on
the night of the 18th, and travelled
round and round in circle until ex-
hausted, when he lay down and died.
Near Milwaukee, OF the morning
of the 9Th, the house of milkman
| named Plautz, was destroyed by fire,
and a child that had been left sleeping
near the stove, while the family were in
a distant barn milking, was burned to
death.
Mrs. Susan Ferguson, of New York
City, had completed preparations for q
journey to Missouri to see her sister,
when she received dispatch announc-
ing the sudden death Of her sister. She
was utterly Frustrated by the news, and
died in half an hour.
AT Omaha, Neb., on the 18th, while
going towards the Union Pacific Depot
in company with a friend, Mr.. Harri-
son B. Nichols was knocked down and
run over by runaway team. The
horses slipped on him and fractured
his left arm and skull. He lived but
short time. He was well known citi-
zen of Denver, and was on his return
from Detroi:.
Foreign Notes.
Baroness Nathaniel Meyer de Roth
schild is dead.
The buildings for the great Paris
Exposition of 1873 are making rapid
progress. Over 1900 workmen are
employed, with 1900 carts.
The Prince and Princess of Wales,
with the royal children, will spend u
part of the summer at Copenhagen
with the Danish royal family.
Jung Bahadoor, for more than a
quarter Of century the Premier and
virtual ruler Of the powerful State Of
Nepaul, India, died in Calcutta on the
Sd inst.
"A railroad panic broke out at the
beginning of the year in Switzerland
and the shares Of the two principal
lines fell about one-hah. This, with
the decline of the watch trade, makes
the Swiss feel poor.
-Catharine of Modena, wife of the
Count de Chambord, lately kissed the
Pope's slipper, and presented him with
10000 francs in gold. His Holiness
favored her with an allocution, Of which
the lady, being very deaf, did not hesr
q word.
This year the St. Petersburg
Destshe Zeitung completes q century
and half of existence. In commemO-
ration Of this event, with the new years
number it gave q fac-simile of the first
number of its second years issue-that
Of the first year was not obtainable.
The authorities of Italy are max
ing another attempt to suppress brig
andage and the secret society of Malta.
They have begun at the top by arrest
ing people high in society and politics,
among them being the Mayor Of mu-
nicipality in the infested district.
European gossip has it that the
young King Of Spain is broken-hesrted
over the late marriage Of the daughter
of the Duchess Sesn0. Alf0nzo hadn't
the courage to attend the wedding, but
shut himself up in his room, where he
received every few minutes note from
an attendant informing him Of the
progress Of the ceremony.
The Emperor Of Brazil finished .
discussion of the religious question with
the Pope in just 20 minutes, which,
considering the Importance Of the SUBJ
ject, is certainly the quickest time on
record. In Paris he spent his time con-
scientifically in visiting the museums,
and academies, in each OF which he was
received with the highest distinction.
Anne Brewster. writing from Rome
to the New York World, says: One Of
tie prettiest women in Rome Just now
is young American bride on her we'd
ding tour, the Countess Won Linden,
daughter Of Mrs. Loring Andrews, of