Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-26

. Kernel Of corn having gone down his
windpipe and lodged in his lungs.
AT Fennell's saw-mili, in Harrison
County. Ky, VIM. F. Wheeler and
Frank Humphreys, the latter aged only
10, were crushed under an immense log.
1t was thought neither could survive.
Miss Amelia Lowenstein, 20 years
old, was assisting her father in burning
rubbish at Iowa City, Iowa, when her
dress took fire, and despite the efforts
Of her parents, all her clothing was
burned except her shoes. Her injuries
were fatal.
Miss Emma Greenwood, aged Is,
daughter of . farmer, George Green
wood Of Carthage, Texas, while in .
corn-6eld, was burned to death, by her
dress catching from . pile of burning
corn-stalks. Her father tried to save
her, but too late.
Rose McCusker, IS years Of sge, Of
New York City, was found ut an early
hour the other morning impaled ON .
spike of an iron fence in front Of her
residence, quite dead. The unfortunate
lady was somnAmbulist, and during
the night had walked out Of . third
story window and mot her untimely end.
AT Pekin, H., John Joyce, an en-
ployee at Campbell's saw-mill, was ACCT
dentally caught in belt which carried
him to the shaft, where he became en-
tangled, stripping him Of his clothes.
breaking his back, both arms sind legs
in several places. He made over so rev.
olutions around the shaft before the
machinery could be stopped. He was
crushed to q jelly.
Foreign Notes.
1t is freely stated in London society
than Dean Stanley, who recently visited
this country, is about to join the Church
Of Rome. -f.,
The German Government has pro-
hibited lectures ON emigration, lest the
alluring pictafes of an easier and hap
pier life in other lands should encourage
young men in escaping the detestsd
years Of barrack life.
| London Society is shocked by the
appearance in the windows Of photo
graph Of q Princess who has fine Shout
ders and wishes the public to know it.
The picture shows her shoulders and
back nearly to the waist entirely nude.
Cardinal Nina, Papal Secretary Of
State, has received an important dis
patch from Bismarck. The difficulties
preventing an understanding with
Germany are probably ended. Several
ecclesiastics who separated from the
Church because Of the proclamation Of
infallibility have secretly submitted to
the Pope, and more are expected TO fol-
low their example.
| Lord Chelmsford is one Of the most
expert players at the game Of Krieg-
spiel in the British Army. He is great
tactician ON paper. and devised sys-
tenn Of mAneuvers n IN enemy's coun-
try which was so highly thought Of that
| it was to have been put in the regula-
tons for officers drill. The recent dis
astsr under his command has been q
great triumph to military men Of the Old
school, who have objected to proficiency
in science and languages being made
the test Of efficiency in the field.
Speaking It an Irish national festi-
val at Liverpool, Mr.. O'Connor Power,
NJ. p, said, looking q the present con-
dition Of Irish politics, the greatest
want among Irishmen was constructive
organization. II Ireland had not play
ed . larger part in the worlds history,
it was largely owing to the apathy Of
Irishmen. In every political struggle
they should aim at making English Peo-
pie understand that beyond every thing
else they insisted on the re-estabksh.
ment of the Irish Parliament in College
Green. b q q III
Little pigs in gold and silver are