Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-12

dentaIly shot and killed himself while
hunting rabbits.
"A son, aged Z, Of Mr.. Brenton,
Postmaster at Riley's Station, KY, was
attacked by ferocious dog belonging
to neighbor and fatally injured.
Annie Williams, aged 8 years,
daughter Of James Williams Of Zanes-
vile, o., fell into tub of scalding water,
left by washerwoman, and died from
the effects.
Jack Lairison of Bloomington, ILL.,,
was dangerously wounded by the acct
dental discharge of gun in the hands
of Thomas Mabley, with whom he was
out hunting.
George McClung of Morocco, New
ton County, Ind, while out hunting,
slipped and fell, discharging the gun,
the contents lodging in his arm and body.
Injuries probably fatal.
A little son Of Mr.. John Holland of
st. Louis, got hold of q loaded revolver
belonging to an elder brother and acci-
dentally discharged it, the ball entering
the breast Of servant girl and lodging
in the left lung.
Thomas Leonard, aged GOA passen-
ger ON the east-bound express on the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Road, jumped off the train while pass
ing through Conray, o., and was fatally
injured. Leonard had been misinform-
ed as to the name of the place by fell
low-passenger, who supposed this sta
ton to be Van Vert, where he was GO
ing.
Charles Stone, an employee in the
linen and flax works at Roselle, Cock
County, H., was caught in series of
knives called hutching machine, which
revolves AS times per minute, and ter
ribly mutilated. A leg and an arm were
actually chopped into pieces, and the
wounded man left in frightful condi-
ton.
Miss Black, a young lady in attend
ance at the Rockford Seminary, having
cleaned pair of six-buttoned d-gloves
with gasoline, put them upon her hands
to dry in shape, and impatient at the
slowness of the process, held them mp
before a gas-light, when they caught
fire and her hands and arms were in
stantly enveloped in flames and the flesh
nearly burned OIL before assistance
reached her.
Foreign Notes.
German Postmasters have an indez
ezpurgatoriGs supplied them of nine for
eign and 40 domestic Socialist papers.
Don Carlos, who has been little
heard of for some time, is understood to
be writing q history of his last futile
campaign.
The late Duke of Newcastle is said
to have insured his life in different Offices
to the astonishing amount Of 81, SOC, 600.
The Car and the Empress Of Rus
STA will leave st. Petersburg for the
Crimea about the middle of April. The
Empress's state Of health, it is an
nounced, renders the change desirable.
Seven newspapers are now printed
in the Bulgarian language. At Sistova
is to be brought out the DonsarskG cara,
and very shortly q newspaper in the
French and Slavonic languages will APP
pear at Tirnova.
AT the first public reception given
by the new President of the French Re-
public, his daughter, Mile. Grevy, was
an object of especial notice. She is q
brunette, with rich black hair, tall but
slight in figure, and quite good looking.
She has been in the habit of devoting
three months every year to fox and boar
hunting. She is a linguist, fine anna
teur musician and painter, and gives
much of her time to self-improvement
Her chamber is carpeted with the skins
Of lions, tigers, and foxes, and on the
walls are collections of arms, medals,
engravings, cases of brilliant insects,
and other objects of fancy.
The Emperor Napoleon III, dur