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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
ALABAMA ~OJrD

ALATAbIA ~DIID.
THE DeMOCHATiC MAJORITY SIXTY THOUSAND
INDEPENDENT VOTERS NOT PERMITTED TO ELECT
ANY or rlErE CANDIDATES.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Aug. All the reports
show uu immense n.ocgaric vote. There no regu-
la orgluzel opposition n tnree-fourhs " the coun-
tos ana Democrats coutesang f1r county on reg with
ench ot biou.ht ont a.! the voters The Democratic
STATE ticket received the boneG Of ibis great zeal 'rug
gle, and will nave mpiorly of verGO00O The Green
buck IN l.rep o marty vqs thorough y organic q % only
9nrtou the Snta. ard thtt In me counties
composing district now represented bF Couers4nan
Lowe Gree bictr. Madison, Lime stone an morgan
which grye him maj 'rirfcs years ago, gVn manu-
some ID moor sic rai0rties this year. aud the Green
Ic state and county tickets will probably be decatra
m oyerS county of the district. Tie DtmOc.as VIII
elect ei IN Ju1-cs aud Councillors. and nearly al the
lre1-1 ors and county ofi'crs.
MOBILE. Ala Aug Especial dispatches 70 The Regis
tr the maiorties by tue Stat ticket as
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SEARCHING FOR THE LOST wHALERs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE.I

WASHINGTON, Aug. AIR. Clark, the chief
Of the revenue marine that the impression " hch
hoe o,e firth that the revenue steamer Corwn had
urped 10 Onaaska and practically abandoned her search
for The missing whalrrs Is incorrect She did not return
ia several hundred miles OF OnalasGa, ana sue "
novv fhoug,t to be making her way toward Harold
Island under the lee OF which she hopes ~ find the mis-
sing wnalers.
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DIPLOMAS ~ SPAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-GOvernOr Hoyt OF
this State has received communication from DIT.
Evarts Secretary OF state. calling attention 10 the sale
Of spurious medical diplomas abroad, and incosing
report from the United States Consul at Barcelona,
Spain The Consul transmits diploma granted by the
American University II Philadelphia" for the sum OF
$500 10 spanish Cz who s"ears that ne never At
nen the sad Uniyerslty and has never resided In the
United The papers have been LAID before the
State Attorney General.
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CNCINNATI Aug. A special dispatch says
the second report GLe examiners OF the city bonds OF
Urbana OHIO has just been made. Tue examiners have
rejected $4,000 of outstanding bonds They found
trouble il DISTINGUISHING between valid md spurious
bonds except the issues OF 1874 and 1875 They find
nat many the bonds dated back months before
and To Instances years 0eiOr, the BLANK bond
ii. printed. one bond pears TIE sigma Of
city official who not Off 'er at tae date Of
ITS issue. Most OF the 10 ders Oi The bonds
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MACMILLAN ~ Co.

The Engiish Poets. Edited by T. Il. Wart with a
by Matthew Arnold Vol l-Chancer 70
Dome VOLII-Ben Jonson 10 DRYDEN. ~ IS per volume
The Public Picture Galleries of Europe. By Kate
Thompson ThiTd edition. Numerous Illustrations I2no,
- 20.
Early Man In Britain and His Place in the Tertiary
Period BY W Boyd Dawkns SyO illustrated cloth. 90 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
AN ENTHUSIASTIC GARFIELD CLUB.

PORT CHESTER, n Y. Aug. 4.-The Repub-
clns of the IId Election District OF Rye met at oouss
Hall. Port Chester, recently, and ORGANIZED Garfield
and Arthur Club. Mr.. T.. Sours addressed the club
The campaign Issues, and spoke glowing OF tne
large uumOcr OF young men who enrolling them
under the banner Of Ihr sOldi ltrsDan
permanent organization Fl cred bY he election ot
r. S1ur4. president Clement b. Camp. secretary. and
William II. flyer, treasurer TIE greatest enthusiasm
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HE POINTED TIE REToLTER II Fun.

SARATOGA, y. Y, August 4.-Baptiste Fer
schneider cook at the United HoDe. by
his room mate, August Brimmer, about l1:20 o'clock
last night They friends and going bed in
their ROOM Fecschneider was uudresset and Brmmer
undressing the latter pOmtci revolver az MS
friend IA fun and tt exploded The ball struck Fer
schneider over the left eye, killing hun instantly.
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Il 3. PETERSON d BROTHERS.

MYRTLE Lawn. A new American Novel by Robert r
Ballard, o. North Carolina l2mo, Morocco cloth, g. 90
Jucie Rodey. a new novelty Henri Grevile sqaar
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AN INTERNATIONAL CHARITY CONGRESS.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNE.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. Am International
Congress Is to b: held Milan Italy, from the 29ih or
August to the An Of September and the United states
through the state Department been invited 10 send
o, or mora rapresentatives The mItter has
ferred 10 General Eaton, the Commissioner OF Educa-
iou no has invited eminent phianthiopsi oil Mas
acl,ugetts 10 become the American representative.
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i PARTY or lYSrERIOUS BRIG1NDS.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. A special dispatch
to The JournGt from Omaha, Neb- sars; Governor
st. John WAS applied to week ago for requlsiuon TO
take rhe Beuder from Fremont to Kansas but he has
not yet complied The old still denies mat he Ia
John Bender and now says he is Alexander hs'eau oi
IenuJ NcGreggur and prove C by witnesses IN HI
noi-. photographs the two prisoners nave pe'h
taken The old woman IL almost gantess Oel"g over
sv eet IN height. and wciehs 200 pounds. she has an
ruesc face and hands darkrued 10y exposure during
her life among the sioux. Sue can neither read nor
write
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

Lee County is mixed tue county aud Legislative
tickets between the D m3crlts and Independents.
JEFF rson IL DOUBTFUL the county and legislative;
Morr IndJ beats Phelan FOR Judge IN this county.
Butler County elects Powell by 20 majority, with
Overw helming majority state ticket.
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GEORGRP PUTNAM's SONS.
49,

The Complete W orks of washinston Irving. An ca
tir,v new sT called the Geodrey .asfra
fed History OF NewY0rs," and The
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Cr,tleai Essays and Literary Notes b. Bayard rAyor
Uniform with hs studies In German Literature. sya
cOta, 81 20
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from new plates - illustrated. clota extia o. 30
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sCRIBNER a. WEXFORD.

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Ruskin,s Modern Painters. vols BOUND IN tous Con
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enlarged aud almost entirely rewritten eyO clOth IS.
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HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN & Co.

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FOREIIN PORTS.

LONDON Aug f.Arr Milan tBr. from Boston; Ra
ella New York tor DeptfOrd ana Hu Matthews
rOn NrwYOrk for De tfOrd TYNE DOcs AIT at Ham
burg Herder from New Plymouth - Nazaire
British stIs knight Teuipiar bo-h
timore GER from New York for Bremen the
BIZ from New York for DeDfOrd and Antwerp
have passed the LZari.
LIVERPOOL Aug 4.Ihe British strS Dominion, from Mon
Quebec. and Boston. have here.
SOUTHAMPTOE. Aug 4Ihe str NtCkar from New Ork Tor
Bremen has arr here
GLASGOW Aug 4lhe str Circassla from NeW-1 Ork VIA
MOVl.ir. has mere
MOyUlE. Aug THE str MapltOoan, from MONTREAL ahu
IA for glasgow
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Alexander Pope By Leslie cpnel. Ing sl Men q
Letters ,eiies.' l2nJ cloth. - cents.
The Life and Letters Of Horace Ba .hne V1th
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Years Literature. Large $50. lOs2 pages
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CHAaLa. sCgIBXHRi> >Dys

Rudder Grauye Dy Frank b. stockton. = Jew
largod edition. lomo. pape 60 cent, cot- 81 -.
Poems By X. H. -toIdau Comp. &c edition. wlll pOr
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Handbook Of Drawing. By William " Ilkar VIII up-
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NEW LIFE-SAVING STATIONS.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBusE.i

WASHINGTON, Aug Alt is understood to
he tine intention OF Captain Kimbal Chief Of the Life
saving Service expend upon the Lakes the entire
APPROXIMATION OF $50 900 made by Congress last winter
for tue estabs OF new llle-saVlhg stations zap
ton KmbaI IL now about selecting suitable localities
flr Inc nlH Il LII
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL PRESS DfsPATcH.t

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The President TO-
day appointed Mrs Mary j. Ikert TO be Postmisress at
Kent ONO also the following TO be Commissioners
from the State OF Mississippi TO the Words Far 10 De
he In New-York; A. b. Hurt, f. Richardson, and
Waiter b. Barker (alternatel
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ROBERTS BRO...

Madame Dsrblny's Diary and Letters. Ehteib BY sarah
{. AOOisey. with portrait : yO.- l-ml, cioth, -
The ode of Life BY the The E0c Of Haies"
l6mO, cloth. 81
sister Dora. Biography. By Margaret Lousdae With
lbnlU cloth. . -
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LIPPINCOTT & Co,

ST simon By clifton W Collins No. Y. OF the Foreign
Classics for English Readers. ltSO, cloth, 81.
Anew Race. A Romance Translated from the German
nv Mrs A 1. Mlster l2mO. cloth, 81 %.
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FOR HAMBURG- STEAMSHIP SUI

"What do you mean by telling that in-
fernal eF What ne ~ You said you wer. with
Han ock at the battle OF Chick mauzl. Hancock
MOI AT Chckamauga a. all" q" y asu', ne T. No. he
wasn't" Wei thrI atn't lie out, for wasn't
there either Galveston News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
ANOTHER BLOW 10 THE FUSIOYISTS.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 4-Ihe Supreme
Court Off, Maine bas affirmed the ruling OF Judge Peters
in the case Cumberland County Commissioner Prince
against kucn thus deciding agli.t tne FIs4Ouists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
THE UTAH ELECTIONS.

SALT LAKE, Aug. At the election on
Monday the Liberals elected part OF their ucset iu
cou0He.. There opposition to the Church uclet
iu SAT- Lake County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
TIE SOLDIERS N LINE FOR GARFlELD.

ERIE, Penn, Aug. Alt q meeting of the
tn rd Ward G.rhtiI auc Arthur Ca5. held t-e Ac o.
envy O Mu.ic. Colonel James w. Wells, an old solder
with brilliant record. made ar dress the issues of
thc day. Great cutIu-ia m0uiIesed here f0T Glr-
field. All luc soldiers are joining tue Republican clubs.
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LITEST SHIP Ne rs

PORT OF NEW.YORK. ..ARRIvEO ACGUST4.
Str Bedford Br Attkenhcad CaJania July / Messna
TO- Sorrento 4 and Gibraltar 49, phelps Bios co.
NcOsan BIT. Wallace. Cardn II days ballast TO
Tucker ~ D.
-chr RidgeSay of philadelphia townsend. Para
20 dar- rubber Burdet & Pond vessel
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
GENERAL WEAVER APPEALs FOR AID.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-General James B.
Weaver. Pr, sideutlI mIree OF the National Green
back Labor party bis issued circular 10 the members
OF that party appealing contributions OF 81 and
wrI 90 aIa 10 .IaIug the expenses OF the Campaign
nom now until NOFem Her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SYNOPSIS FOR n, past , 4 hours

WASHINGTON. Aug. >, 1 a. m.-The barom-
eer Is highest in the Lake region, aud lowest III West
ern Florida Ram has been general in the Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States and has fallen occasionally in Ten
nessee and the Lake region The temperature has risen
III the Upper Lake region aud the Upper Mississippi Val
ley; esewhere 1t has remained nearly stationary TIE
winds are souherly along the South Atlantic coast III
the Missouri Valley and Lake region; elsewhere they
are Dorthery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

A lady for the first time listening to the
still small voice 4" Of a Telephone remarked Good
gracious IL sounds ike ones conscience"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

"a Participates. New-York
"Reminiscences of an Idler. ny the Cheyaiier Wisof
small svO. Goa pp. Portrait Cloth extra. 81 -.
Unto the Third aud Fourth Generation BY Helen
Campbell lOInO ciOtn. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
poliliral NSilces.

Campaign Equipments Of AL kinds manufactured and or
sale by - -
NEW BOOKS IND NEW EDITIONS
Rssrct ~ t0os 9l te I13' tr8s ,4ts rttJ LissrtYt
f-lsi..,rs no t.s 'Htrt-f 1tga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
rRIBIJNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

III, s-rnetrea yal,,sa ~ ~ ~ "a %
dyonH OF tHe TOT th y hours
preced midnight t line represents me oaiou6
ddn. broken dot hn th
In Indicated the Thermometer al uaauts
PEaru y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
DEPARrUREs roR ErRoPE.

The following is a Est az the cabin passen.
gers Who VIII -al tor Liverpool to-day on waite s,v
Steamship lie:
rfv.-po,r ara. ..-ors o.. rrrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
WASHINGTON US.

TIE WORK or THE INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU-
S4G7.OOO 900 COLLECTED WITHOUT ANY Loss
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05
PERSONAL.

A number of cattle men arrived in the
city this week.
w. C. Lewis, Of Texr, sn extensive
cattle dealer, was in the city Monday, and
vent down the range to meet his cattle.
Saul Bros, are in the city, their cattle
are on the range soulh. They are going to
drive to Og,llsls.
j D. Johnston. Of Cimarron, was in the
city Moodsy. He manages the Eureka
saloon in that city.
-Thos. J. Draper, has been appointed
City Clerk. Tom is well qualified for the
Office.
w. B. Masterson returned from Colo
RADIO Tuesday morning. Bat. does not give
. glowing account Of the Silver State.
j. E. Vanvoorhis, Of Spearville, vaa
in the city Tuesday. He says farmers are
busy putting 10 cropa
IT. g. Haun, Of the Buckner Indepen-
dent, vas in the City Wednesday. he re-
ports heavy rains in Hodgeman county Last
week.
q. ". Nimocks, Q prominsn. attorney
Of Great Bend, called Wednesday. Mr.. Nim-
ocks Is candidate for State Senator. He
would make An excellent Legislator.
"A. J. Peacock, guardian Of Geo. d.
Tillot., Of Meade county. adjudeed insane
took his charge to the Insane Asylum n
Osawatomie, on Monday last.
We were mistaken last week 10 reporting
the arrival OF Geo. B. Coz. Our informant
mistook AL. Boyd, the handsome proprietor
of the Dodge House, for the absent proprie.
tor, Mr.. Cox. At any rate, George n
making long stay.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

RrpoRrs from the Gunnison and other
mining districts are not very encouraging to
the fortnne-seekers Who are contemplating
rush to those regions. The whole country
ia full of .tender feet" a. the verdant ones
from the states ea.t Of there are called. and
the Indians having broken loose and assu med
a belligeran. attitude, the air Ia rife With
wild rumors Of outrages and murder. which
tends to keep tire crowd Of adventures hudd-
led toae.her 10 the towns. We fear mucn
poverty and d.tress i, going to result, and
the money made iu prospecting and mining
form q small per cent. OF the whole. Young
man. s,sy II home and Let we'll enough sloas!
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

THE condition Of Indian Affairs in New
Mexico has brought out the following from
the Santa Fs Southwestern:
We never effect the sensational, not crave
the role Of an alsrmist, but We candidly be-
lieve, and events past and present 90 to
Strengthen the conviction. that unless speedy
action il taken BY the authorities We will
soon be iu the midst Of IN Indian war along
the entire western border that will require
thoussnds Of troops and inmsass outlay Of
trsasurs 10 qusll, and thsa oaly ct the costs
Of many valuable lives and millions Of
property. Will the govssnmsas never learn
the right Of this Indian question, or do our
officers carsf Ciisenship OF determination
are the alternatives
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

TEE reports circulated through the eastern
States about people starving 70 death 10
southwestern Kansas are bsss fabrications.
lines here, ~ elsewhere. are hard, and
money close; but. thank God, We all have
plenty 10 eat, and il . man 10 cot too Internal
lasy there 10 no danger Of hin a,srviug. Our
crops, since Tie rain, look we'll and psomiss
bountifal harvest. Even in fall wheat We
will have good half crop. Spring wheat,
corn. oats, potatoes. etc, promiss an i'm.
mense yield.-Ellinvood Express.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Regular meeting Of tue City Council Of
the CRY o. Dodge City. held II the council
room June 1. 1850.
Present, James II. Kelley, Mayor; VIII.
Harris. g. G.llsud. Geo. Randall. Thomas
J. Draper, Councilmsn. Absent, II. N.
Beverley. Councilman.
The minutes of the las, meeting we're no,
read.
IN. N.vc, annotated n w sn,,on CITY
60. ..;.A ",,.,..-..,...s..d
m. t,,,o,,,, couuu,;c.,,o, ~, h,nd.d
:, \, q o.,l,rd.
=. ~, u......,. u m v.,,.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

The railroad boom in the fas western
states and territories is likely 70 cut large
figure in the commercial records Of the day.
Ari1ona, Nevada, U.ah and Colombo are
building roads At rate that reminds us oil
the palmy days OF 1876. Ths is only one
of the blessings that attend the activity in
mining. By the way, these far western
railway enterprises have been astonishingly
successful. Only one foreclosure sale ever
known, and some Of these roads are the
most lucrative in the vorld.-N. Y. Mining
News.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

THE National Republican Convention at
Chicago, wa etill in session as we went TO
pres. The utmost harmony prevailed in all
Of its deliberations. 1t is not shown that
Grant has = majority of the delegates, but
his friends are determined to stick to him
for number of ballo,ings.
The Committee on Credentials had not re-
ported up to Friday noon.
Conklirg's resolution that the delegates
would stand BY the nominee, vas passed With
but three negative votes-ihese being cast BY
West Virginia. This announcement was
followed BY hi,ses.
A motion to disqualify the West Virgins
delegates vas discussed, bot Withdrawn.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions made their
report, which vas adopted.
The convention deliberaied over the re
port Of the committee on credentials Friday
afternoon.
Balloting will probably b reached Saiur-
day morning, when the Grant hurrah will
commence, and the quiet deliberations will
cease.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

HAM, Bell Lost one Of his black ponies BY
drowning in Duck creek, Sunday last. The
driver, who had charge of the team, left the
horses standing near the creek bsnk, and In
his absence the horse foundered in the creek
Ham. feels the loss sorely, Is the apan vas q
favorite team.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05
U. 5. LAND OFFICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has Sled notice OF his intention to
cure Anal entry t.ere0a, and that said proof Will
be made before the Register or Receiver q, Larn-
ed, Kansas, On Wedsesdsy. July TIL. lsso, via:
WILLIAM WALKER. Deciaratory Statement
No. 81 on Lots 8 and & of Section II. Township
q 8. Range "A W.
And he names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract, vis:-ysmes Lsngton. George Curry
John McAoella Michael Suxhrue, all Of Fort
Dodge r. o. FORD county, kAnssz:
nos-sw e. 4. NORRIS. Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

Rev. O. W. Wright will administer the
sacrament of the Lords Supper mex, Sabbath
morning. Preaching as usual Sabbath even
ing. Preparatory lecture Saturday evening
at s o'clock, which, i, is hoped, all the
members will attend.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

A HORSE RACE relieved the monotony OF
the city Thursday morning. The contestants
were horses belonging to a COW boy and an
immigrant, distance 600 yards. The COW
bows horse Won the race.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

THREE members Of the City Council,
Messrs. Beverly, Gslland AID Randall, re-
sieued their seats on Tuesday. A new elec
ton b.. been ordered TO fill the vacancies
We believe the retiring members are too
much engaged in private afiairs TO waste
time in city affairs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

AwEEK ago Wednesday Mr.. Dixon, Of
Oferle. while driving his flock OF sheep
some Eve hundred in number from Oherie
To . new rancho south Of the river, got
cauxh, out in the storm. His sheep STAN
peded and becoming chilled. one hundred
and f;ftv of them died.-Kinsley Graphic.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

The cool weather in this latitude 10 due
To . series Of rain.s.orms which have been
ranging wildly throughout the West ami
Southwest, in many instances doing great
damage. In Texas cyclones have been un-
usually vigorous, the one at Savoy the other
day destroying nineteen lives
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05
NEW FUEL.

Mr.. WIN. Wallscs Of Castlston, one Of the
Oldest and most reliable citizens Of the coun-
IT,. called on % laa veek and informed US
that be would plant On sore Of common
gourds this spring for fusl. He said that he
had tried them and they make . clean
bright Ere, lasting long, and that the yield
to the acre would Be immenre. They re-
quire very little care or e1pensr, and he felt
sanguine they could Be used - fuel very ad-
vantageouely. We hope Others will exper-
iment Nth them Hu.chinson News.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

The Mayor appointed NJ. W. Sutton City
Attorney, vice E. F. ColbOrn resigned. II
is needless to add that Mr.. Sutton will per
form the duties we'll and faithfully.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

THE feeling ia growing confident that with
no future mishape, We are going to have one
Of the best crops Of wheat We have ever
raised.-Wichita Beacon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-05

Stockmen are beginning to arrive. Jonn
Rutlidpe. John l. WaHord aud D. Hunter,
of Te1as, were in the city Wednesday and
went to meet their herds south.