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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-12

q free discussion Of the aforesaid treaty. The
chancellor confirmed the announcement that
Lords Beaconsield, Salisbury and Odo Russell
will represent Great Britain in the congress.
THE INVITATION.
| The undersigned, am bassadOrs OF the En-
peror OF Germany, has the honor, by order of
| ms government to convey to his excellency
the Marquis OF Salisbury, secretary of state
for foreign affairs to her majesty the Queen Of
Great Britain and Ireland and Empress Of In
dla, the following communications conform
ysWith. the initiatives taken by fhe Austria
Huns afian cabinet The COVER lmes t.sof Ibis
majesty the Emperor hasthe honbr tdproppse
to thesPoWers that are3si gnatories of Sthe trea-
ties OF 1896 and 1871, to meet inscongress at
Berlin to discuss their stipulations Of the pre-
liminary treaty of San-Stcfano, concluded be
tween Russia and Turkey. The government
of his majesty, in giving this invitation to the
government OF her Britan1c majesty, under
stands that in accepting 1.-THE governmental
her Britanic majesty consents to admit free
discussion Of the whole of the contents OF the
| treaty Of San tefano, and that It is ready to
participate therein. In the event Of the, ac-
ceptance Of all the powers invited, the gov
eminent of his majesty proposes to fix the
meeting of the congress for June IS. The
undersigned, in bringing the above to the
Sk9owled ge Of his excellency, has the honor to-
ask him to be good enough to acquant him
as soon as possible with sthea reply sspf the
British government. sis = 4 81 t5z&A e.st$k u
THE ACCEPTANCE.
The following is Lord Salsbury's reply to
the foregoing: The undersigned heFaMaj-
esty's principal secretary Of, state for foreign
receipt of his Excellcncy's communica-
ton inviting her Majesty's' government to :
take part in a con ress at Berlin for the dis
cussion Of the stipulations Of the preliminary
treaty concluded at San !, Stefano between
Russia and Turkey. The undersigned, tax
ing his Excellency's verbal intimation that
the invitation had been sent in theasame
terms to other powers who are signatories D
OF the treaty of Paris, and understanding
that those powers assent to the invitation on
the terms stated in his Exce1lency's note
NJ has the honor to inform his Excellency tina n
the government Of her Majesty will be-
ready to take part in a Congress: at the date
mentioned. sGt4,4 I,s,5., t,,g
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-12
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

James T. Maxdeld, Mayor Of st. Paul,
Minnesota, died on the 10Th ult. j
Major j. G. Becht. Sheriff Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota, died at st. Paul, on the
So0ii w: itsSs $50 alb s}ssyja nv
AtNarragansett Park, Providence, r,
T., on the Goth ult., the race for the 2:24 class
was won BY Trempoline in three straight
heats Best time, 2:24 = t's
The executive Committee Of the honest
money league Of Chicago have issued call
for general meeting to be held at the New
hall house, in Milwaukee, on June IL, at 10
a. M, for the purpose of perfecting and form
ing a tlocal. organization, I ard to make the
work of the league more extensive and
effective. Member Of both political parties are
invited, the league being entirely non parts
an. 5s'fs r b S5s }Etiss6fa III
The main feature Of the bill reported
in the Senate by Mr.. Edmunds on the subject
Of the electoral vote for President and Vice
President, is "a provision that no electoral
vote from any, State from which but one re-
turn has. been received shall be rejected, ex-
cept by an affirmative vote Of both houses of
Congress, and that in a case where more than
one return is received from any State, the
votes only shall be counted of those electors
whose title electors the two houses acting
separately shall concervently decide is sup
ported by the decision Of the lawful tribunal
Of such State, provided for by its legislature.
While the Emperor Wilhelm was tax
ing drive on the I'd inst, some shots appar-
entity proceeding from house in the avenue
Under der Linden were fred at him. The
Emperor was wounded in one arm and on
the cheek by buckshot and small shot. The
would be assassin is a DIR. Nabelng, occupy
ing apartments No. IS Under der Linden.
When his door was forced open he fired upon
and wounded the hotel keeper and tried to
commit suicide, but was secured. The EN-
peror's personal attendant jumped into the
carriage and supported the emperor until the
carriage reached the; palace. The emperor
was conveyed to bed and several grains of
shot extracted, causing great loss Of blood.
The emperor suffered gceat pain but never
lost consciousness Mysterious apprehensions
We're felt as to his condition. Ei@Gfi&| Il
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49, ?, 80 ,.ola

Hrlthe House of Commonsron5 the Sd
were laid on, the table, The chancellor 81 the
lexehequer stated the documents embrace the
invitation of Germany to,a congress to be held
in Berlin on the a3thsof June. for d free discus
sion Of the treaty Of San Stefano, and Lord
Salisbury 8 accept of Germany Invitation
with. an expls nation that England nderstands
that all the great powers are asked to assent to
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First MinneaolA.-ah-k leyenth Annaa
ESeunlOa az MAnkatO. ~ =,

The following circular, which explains it.
self has beel, issued aiffF & & taaB
DEAR CoMRADK: The annual reunion, of
the First Minnesota Regiment association will
be an encampment, at Camp German, sManka'
to, June 10th and Doth, 1876 Yourself and
family are earnestly requested to be present
Dear comrade. the land is filled with milk and
honey, come and receive it, without money
and without pEiee,' & for the citizens Of Nam
st. Paul s Sioux City railroad will issue
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-12
CASUALTIES,

il+.4f
A fire at Edinburg,1 Ind, ION the Goth ult.
destroyed the building and hardware stock OF
Harvey Lewis iLoss $150O0;r insurance &c.
600 iniithe Dina North America and Hart.
ford, h, l9t I ,+,.,.3+4 l..3y
The "Grosser Kurfurst, came in col
lision with the iron-clad g Kenig Wilhelm
on the 31st ut, three miles off Folkestone.
The Kurfurst sank almost immediately and
her boiler exploded as she went down. The
weather was bright andthe sea calm at the
time of the disaster. til reported from
Dover that only eighteen persons ofthe com
plement Of 400 officers and men on board the
Grosser @Kurfurst were saved. Boats went
from shore and we're sent from other vessels
of the German fleet to the assistance OF the
drowning people, and it was hoped that more
lives were saved. tl&5# 4I 81 3Jn sg{ysf .
Atspecial from Gardner, I'll, says ire
mendous wind storm passed over that place
and vicinity on the 31st inst, which Ibid a
large amount Of damage. The, barn Of, L. C
Fuller was completely demolished and the
house. carried about 40 feet and nearly de-
stroyed. Jas. Mann's house and barn W, was also
badly damaged. The houses, barns and ne ne ar!
ly all out-buildings Of Aaron .scroggs were
entirely demolished. Every on the farm
of Mr.. Ostrame was swept away At St
James, McComb's place, considerable dam
age was done and Mrs. McComb killed. An
iron bridge crossing a stream near by was
ruck and a. good part 81 broken and twist.
ed and carried several rods down stream. A
number OF other houses in the course of the
storm were badly injured, but no lives lost.
The Times has specials from Richmond,
Mo-, which says the cyclone which passed
overhaul place.on the I'd inst, was the color
of steam, and at times the, funnel shaped
cloud would break or open in places, and
emit what appeared to be black smoke then
closed together again, and with increased
pace continued on the march of idestructi
It first approached slowly, then faster perhsns
than man could walk, than much faster
leveling everything in its path with the
groqna, producing almost i comnleto
destruction. The sound it produced was ,i Z,
fernal. resembling, that Of Great cat,s
Debris Of the city has been found fourteen Il,
miles away. perfect panic prevailed for. ;
time, but order and comparative calm Was
restored for ia while, and the killed ana
wounded provided for The unharmed horses
OF citizens We're thrown open atonce for Itba
reception Of homeless sufferers. and evarv
attention possible was given to them q mid.t
the walls of women and children and A.
groans of the dying, Strong men men shed tears
to witness the general destruction and stha
death and suffering Of relatives and friends
The mayor Of the city called for, aid,for those
whose 3''s homes and property have been DESTROY.
ed and kilograms have already been received
tend srng assistance. The funeral Of several vera
o. the victims took place this afternoon, and and
the aAi "a OF Lexington were present to
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-12
THE WORLDS DOINGs.
CRTMEs51ND CRIAfINEaLs::..

TIE execution of VIM. r d Robinson,
colored, for thefmurder Of Eliza, Ray, colored,
two years since, took place. at Bowling Green
Va, on the 3lst ult., in theApresehi ce 81. 400
persons. The prisoner admonished his hear
ers to be ware Of evil company and adhear to
the teaching of parents. He acknowledged
committing the deed for which he was to suf-
fer, and said he was prepared to meet God.
At 10 O'Clock the cap was drawn over the face
and the unfortunate man launched into etern-
ity. He died easily his neck being broken by
the fall.
Considerable excitement was created at
Cincinnati on the 3Oth inst, BY the accidental
discovery Of the body Of Hon. j. Scott Harrison,
who was buried the day before in his family
vault at North Bend, in the dissecting rooms
of the Ohio medical college. "a body had
been. stolen at North Bend within the week,
and son of Mr.. Harrison, accompanied with
a friend, was seeking it around, the medical
colleges Of Cincinnati. It was not known
that Harrison's body had been taken until his
son recognized it in the rooms Of the Ohio
medical college. The janitor of the college
was arrested III itGa @Elt e5eFti f3
About 11Io'clock on the S1st ult., a
mob oftabout 10000 people who had congre-
gated to see what they could Of the execution
of L. Webb, the colored murderer, at Mans
field, Ohio, made a rush, overpowered the
guards, sealed the jail yard fence, and in a
the enclosure, Sheriff Ritchie telegraphed the
governor, notifying him of the act, and saying
that unless he hung Webb publicly the mob
would tear down the Jail. The, Governor rer
piled, directing him to carry out the sentence
of the law. At 12:10p. m. Sheriff Richie and
Sheriff Gay, OF Knox county, appeared with
Webb between them! On reaching the out
side Webb glanced all around with smile on
his continuance. After adjusting thesnoos
around Webb's neck and d short prayer being
offered the drop was sprung. Life was pro-
nounced extinct in ten minutes after the trap
sprung.
On the goth ult., "a party Of four masked
men boarded a west bound Union Pacific pas
senger train, just after it left Percy station
entered the middle sleeping car, and proceed
ed torob thefpassengers. They took watch
and one hundred dollars from one passenger,
fifty dollars and tickets from another, a gold
watch and thirty-fve dollors from the sleeping
car conductor. At that time some, one pulled
the bell cord, and the robbers becoming
frightened, Jumped off. They fred three shots
into the sleeper without Injury to the pas
sengers!i Theyistruck' one passenger with a
pistol,lcutting the scalp some. tt was all
done in, three minutes, and the robbers were
out ofsight in the darkness before the train
stopped. The, ground being wet their trail
was discovered at daylight, next morning, and
large force Of armed men started in pursuit.
The Union Pacific railroad company offer a
reward of $1,000 for the arrest: of the robbers.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-12

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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
CUT THIS OUT

And send IL 70 vour friends in the Ease
advising than. when shey visit Colorado,
New Mexico. AnsosA or the San Juan
Mines. to take fhs Atchisos. Topeka q
Santa F. Railroad. the now southern route
through Ksnsas via the Arksusss Valley,
70 Pueblo. making direct connection With
the Denver & Rio Grande Railway for
Colombo Sprinsa. Denver. and oil points
in Northern Colorado. Canon City. Gar
land. Del Norse. Lake CITY. Fl Moro. Las
Vega and Santa Fs. Trans lsave Kansas
City and Atehison every day in tho year.
with Pullman Sleseins Csrs attached. saa
modern :npfovemsnfa Fer mapa, circu.
Iass and detailed information ssk shem 70
esnd TO T. J. ANDERSON,
Gsosrsl Passenger Agent. Topeka. Kan.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
TAKEN IN BY INDIANS

News wss received last week thas bad lack
had oseEsaken Dan MeGonisle. Paul Schuls I'D
Dave Rsslsr, alias Friday" Who len Dodge
some months ago for the buffalo range. %
appeaxs thss they bad gone into camp on big
aas near the Canadian, where the IadiAns paid
thsa visit. taking their wagon, kersss. pso-
vsioas md Ill their esrthl. possessioas, sxcept-
Ing What eloshing thsy vor-. Ths boys were
sliShsly scared ssd glad 70 escape WITH shsir
i've - sealps. They sssSted oas - NJ. I'D
whsn LED heard Of were bosans 10 oyer ne
pvairis iihs liasSe men
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
A SURPRISE.

Last Sunday when Rev. o. ". Wright enees-
cd he church q the usual hour In the nsfaing.
- was surprised 70 and . marked improvement
n the Appearance Of the furniture shout the
pulpit. the platform hsd been nicely carpesed.
Q new Bible stand had bsea lit snd haoasome-
" covered with red siIk plush and . ssw lamp
placed on the stand beside ths Bible. alsosether
formiag quite . contrast to the rough boards
asd shabby desk which has been used for %
loag. Mr.. o. T. IsaacsOn Is the man Who was
In raising the money sad having
the WORT done. He b nss mach Of . church
going nan. but whoa be undertakes . projecg
IL u ensured hat something viii be doae.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
TREES FOR MILE-POsTs.

Superintendent Pessibone. Of the Dodge City
asd Newton division, Is . man Of enterprise and
progreasiveness. He is now having cossoew wood
trees planted from one end Of his division to the
other. distance Of one half mile apart. Be-
sides being ~ ornamen. to the country through
which the rosd runs. these trees will indicate
distance. and when darkness prevents the mile
posts from being visible. the trees can - plain-
" seen by the engineer. Trees, . liks Distance
apart, will probably be planted The ealire dis
lance from Topeka to Pueblo.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
GOING AWAY.

Mr.. Edwin Gsriaad. who has been in charge
OF the q. 8. Signal once in this city for asariy
Two years past. expects soon 70 be removed
rom this post. We are sorry to hear Of this
csateoplaied change. - he Is one Of the most
respectable nod gsntlsmaaly men in the service.
ssd in fact the only signal oncer Dodge City
ever had Who conducted himself in such man
ner - to reflect credit upon the service. He
will probably start for Washington in about
anesa days. We can hardly expect 70 get -
agree able . MAJ in his place.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
ELOPED.

John Lesveawosth and Joha Weliing's new
~ masrsed hride-formsrly Aia Lineeln-hsvs
eioped for parts unknown. No matter WHARF
sAey vsst. they ars undoubtedly - Asppy -
clams In high wster; - The.dors Tilsoa would
ssy. shsy have a affinity for each ether. Poor
john yelling, aftse making sevsFal frsisiees
efforts to pefsusds her bask 70 hin. hes 0ivrn
ef % the fhcs Of TIE Earth. Aithoagh We do
not believe werd q The following Quotstioa,
the opDoeunity - uss e 70 - invitlnS thss ne
ere ooapeiied 70 ~ "&silsy, fFniisy say name
10 Wo0aa."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
sETrLEMENT OF HODGMAN.

Last week We made the acquaintance Of II
Ficks. President. and z. kief. Secretary. Of
. colony Of forty well-to-do German families. Of
Hamilton county. Ohio. These sentiemsn rep
Resent forty families. who have purchased lsnds
10 Hodgman county. north Of Offsris. They are
pr psrinS to remove to their new homes and
will occupy the.r lands ia sbsus ten days.
These families are industrious Gernans and
viii add materially to the prosperity Of this SEC
ton. They have takes township ~. range -.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
YIlll IL.

11UO *.
CnooID C11ng KAH., ROA Nh, lSR.
n ~ Daiasn sssAs Tina
tCsseisaeQ
In le14 beiRg sawi. linz 10 ~ak. m 80.
i've pofs IN IL Itaeian campoien aS.;cs1
Austria. tie pop1lacs AsniH 49, d..
coeteueed End The pepe yioldin9 M tHs;s
demands In March At that vesr issnsS =
prectamation ps0miApg . oososjtufico a.
. hbeeal eesis. With delibsrstivo ch.@
besa. togmine . cabinet 1t the aams ~
composed of ten laymeW end bus thrse
ecctes,estsee. with Cardinal Soejia ~
minister Of foreign sffaiss and Prosi6arf
q the Council end Count R,s-i. farmrrlv
fencn emoaosedof - mioissef Of finance
ana the Interior. bus on November 18Th.
mo dev appointed Tor tho 01en,ne Of the
cnemhen the latter min'ster wsa sassssi-
nate % sne doug ut thu council chamber
and next dAv the poorIacr. cvic .ro,d
sendArmere and the Roman le9,cc tc....;
an entrance into tho QnIrin.I and rcr,,
PEELED the pop~ t0 scceps = rnd;cnI ,nIni.-
try. For the next eight DAYS he nm Ina
. prisoner IN h's pa'sce, a,d on tSss
date escsped 20 Gsesa disgni.ed = = MET
in the carriage of Conrt fpauer. Inc Ra.
varlsn minister, INTENDING To p-,-e,d 10
spain. bus the eutrsaties NJ the King ana
9ueen OF Napes WIN hastsne3 4, meat
HIM ~ Gaeta indnc-d h,m ~ remair ~
that place. and m Feheuarv lsto he i.s,cd
protect a9 ,inst tho rrv"'uti~s apd called
on the CathDlic D0wers fpr ar re.1 re.;.-
tAnco. Tho ROuav ehamb.rS IN IN.
sspe dsy declsr-d R~ouhiic AMI dspoSsJ
tho pope from His femDors authority.
To no cOufiUuesi.1
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
DA1BH1 N0NDOso0NoUs
Sheen Scah and Vermin


TT DESTROYS Ticks ed vssnin. eurss scab,
II vssss proofs t. glssrs ~ pseservlng ed
Il ise-sss:s .. 1ssiS = we'd sd esssi H.
sLe ovef eosis psS sAfep. The ee00eond b
WasSass~d - es6iaiB - oci1e o. mineral psisnos
= 9,s.is. nsesry. = silt - A. stO1T
esal eiscoaas 10 ASssss- sa0rtes ssaf ftes.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
FOR SALE.

partly improved rancho or farm. south Of
the river. near Dodge CITY. Known - the
"sprins's Rancho. /" Good frame houss one and
. half story. lsxs0 isrt. Eve rooms. god veil,
ssAhie and corral. Land surveyed. las scres.
VIII be s"'d very cheap. Apply q Wright,
Beverley . Cos
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
FLOWING BEE-NEW TOWN.

The friends oil Rev. W. IL. Hounsll had .
blowing bee ON his farm four miles east OF
spsArville, yesterday. His farm joins the
Beilefontsine town site now being laid out and
improved by Capt. J. II. Jack The proprie-
tors propose to make shis town the location for
an acsdamy aud normal schoel. A church will
probably be built On OF near Mr.. Honnsl's
farm
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
GORDON HOUSE.

While on = recent visit to Topeka We enjoyed
tie hospitality Of the Gordon House. This 10 .
FIRST class hotel. ha sup.rio, accommodations
and enjoys = good patronage j. Z. Gerdon
II e landlord. aud his efficient 2ssutants, are o.
tentive TO the wants Of the guests. For COM
Portable place stop At the Gordon House.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
CHURCH TRUSTEES.

AT meeting Of the church going people held
last Wednesday. the following perssns were
chosen =. trustees OF Union Church for the en-
suing term Il. w. Evans. A J. Anthony.
Mrs. Il. N. Wright, Geo. \. Jones and Judge
Beverley.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02

The new mail route which was recently
established betwosn Camp Supply and
Fort Elliott has been let until tho 6rss Of
July 70 NJ. p. G. REYNOLDS Of this city
for 900. % ono trip . week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02

Mr.. II. II. Wren, of Eagievllle' No. was in
the city Last week. He came out here 20 lcok up
. location for u stick rancho, ~ he inteods
going into the Texas cattle trade In the Spring.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
KANSAS BELLE PLOWS.
WAGONS BUILT TO ORDER.
WHEELWRIGHT work doae on shsrt notice.
DPAu Wor NARRATED fbb N
NOTICE.


q. 3. LAND OBBICE,(
L.arned, Kansas, Feb. 81, 1893.
COMPLAINT having bees entered q this of
~ dee by John W. serauyha against William
Noisstine for sbsndoning his timber culture en-
try No. 80. dated Feb. Z. 1877, upon the n. 4.
quarter Of section =. township % soaih. range
e vest. in Ford county, Ksasss. WITH . view .
are hersby sunmonsd 70 appear q this o6lee %
me Nd day Of April. lo7y. ct 10 O'Clock. .. m,
70 respond md and furnish tstinoay oeacern-
nhs-tv G. a. NORRIS. Register
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02
RICH MIMI


What Dick Evans Saw in Colorado.
Dick Evans says thss While in the Dinss
Last week b visited guich that bad been
trodden over for sixteen ysafs uase BY
Thousands Of miners and prospectoss. none
Of them thinking il worth while 70 exam
inc the dirt. Tho quarts minsn had
hauled IN immense lot Of this dirt down
into the gulch 70 got 10 out Of their way.
and be had frequently stood around on
the dirt plies with his hands in has pock.
eta and his pipe in his mouth. little think
ing how much money was under him.
But tho other day some inquiring fool got
to examining this dirs and foand it to -
chuck full Of silver. Machinery has been
erected on the spot. aud runs night and
day. and from out the mouth Of the fur
mace there is . constant stream Of pure
silver As thick as mans arm. A large
mining firm offered $40. 900 day for the
use Of the mine. but were refused. Every
lAboref can now get employ ment ~ this
mine. This is tho richest mine in tho
world. and at the rate it 10 yielding at
present silver will soon DO plentiful
enough to use tor railroad ties Tho mine
10 in the California aulch and Yields ten
Thousand dollars to the ton.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Tho following letter hes been received
ct this Office.
ToPRKA, KAN. February q. 1919
Dear SIR: Commencing SUNDAY. March
8. this COMPANY we'll put ON an sce0mmo-
dation train lea wing AtchisOn II 30 p. y.
and Kansas City ut II 10 p. n. daily.
connecting with trains from the East and
running through to Dodge. This will be
. mixed tram tor tho 0ensfsof shoe, move
ing to X ansss with their ettec and 20 a.
oOmmodsse tho increased local and emf
Grant business.
BaggaGs will BE- checked and carried on
tAis train 70 oil points east OF and lnclH>
ding Dodge City
We viii continue to carry through and
local emigrsnt passengers on our regular
Colnla0O express LEAVING Kansas City and
Atchis0p u II 40 .. III. dailv.
T. J. AM ERSON.
Gsn'l Passenger Agt.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02

Mr.. r. ". Evans thinks Of embarkins
in the IN ercantile business in DOdse City
this Spring.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02

M. J. w. Dswson. formerly one Of the
propsietors Of the Western House. put in
IN unexpected appearance this week. He
came from the East. and looks - sm:line
- basket Of chips; matrimony has hsd
something to do with it. Mr. Dawson has
been Heatiy mssed during his absence
especially BY the church people IS be was
always an activs member Of the church
and took . great interest in the Sunday
school
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02

One hundred now recruits arc daily sx>
psctsd ct Fort Dodge. from New York. to
joan the 18Th Infantry. This will an the
18th to its maximum standard Of Is men 70
each company. Col. Smith. of For: Lyon.
the reUmhntal commander. will come
down ~ soOn - the recruits arrive and
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-02

Mr. Il. W. Evsus returned from Colorado last
Tuesday. He says some very rich silver mines
hsve recently been opened in California gulch,
and every lib0rer car now get employment.