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build.
A BANQUET TO pAnSEL1-
The Irish party i'll Parliament will give
farneli Il grand banquet next week on the
occasion Of his ::5th birthday.
PEDESTRIANS.
at the second summer meeting to-day of
the London Athletic: Club, in conjunction
with the Manhattan Club Of New York, at
Stamford bridge, in the two-nllle walking
race, open to amateurs, Merrill, American,
defeated Becklcy, OF the London Athletic
Club, 2nd Murphy, Of Hisllgate 1larriers.
Only tie three named walkeII Merrill won
the race easily b. fifty yyar4ss- Time. II lnin-
utcs and IS secunds.
III the 4lo yards running race Meyers, Of
the Manhattan Athletic Club, waited until III
Tie straieht-for-l1onie, and then came away
and won easily by eight yards. Time, 40 4-5
seconds. Phillips, Of the London Athletic
Club, came in second. The other contestants
were Baker, Smith, Guinness, anu N[usbratt,
all wcll-knowl1 athletics. Intense interest
was exhibited in the result OF the contests.
BEHIND = HEDGE.
DUBLIN, June IA land agent named
O'Connor was fred 1T. but witlludt result.
last night near Abbey Fcalt, County Liner
ick. One arrest las been made,
! TIL; HENLEY CORRESPONDENT
! of Belts Life says: '.rle Cornell Unfver-
sity crew row splel,tlidly together, with oars
shaped like Ross sculls. They are very
| strong. and, il allowed to compete for, heal
there is I'LL if in the case. they are sure tc
render good account of themselves.
, 1881-06-26
A FATAL STAB.

.rof.u Haas, a1se Victim Of the Deadly
Knife. Linxerr and Dies-f1t1 31ur-
dercrs, After Several Releases SILL
in Custody
On the night Of June John Haas anu BERN
ard Murphy and John Is. kiron. who IS an unclo
to Murphy, engaged IN a fight In front OF Hnas'
saloon. No. :3ll Hanover street. The cause
thereof seemed to be that Murphy kicked
dog belonging to Haas. aud tao intter e,a..r
objected In such fo7c6 G ateF h'e aa sa ar snorr
duration, either ,lurpny or hlron. "nG s,;icu h1,
xcther in the combat. drew u knife and staopG1 s
Haas il, the small OF tho Da:k o1l On me *, Eia
news Tht: wounded man fell. and was
curriel into the house, while his ns:allan!s made
Street Grf sts1ioo @ anti. because Haas wound. dld
St 1ssn asatsG eSpes5 'o sht is 0f Se
co4!9' %s'!aee s. Shorty i0 thereafter, however.
the wounded mans condition cnaneeu ZOE M tng
mo5s a,a lc.s, na uuter heavier bonds Then Hans
improved somewhat, and the bonds OF both men ea
were reduced. Only few days ako. ING .nS po,se 1Se
,nen ms5e nsss assso lie e icing ae@patred Of hy
bis attending phystcians MURPHY Was unan.o t,,re
and has been lodged ut tho Armory. kiron
s1cceedcd in getting bali, and was allowed
70 have hs LIBERTY xss'cs1a1y sn1 an9ner @Ssnr
homicide was added tt tho long llst 9f Killings
done in the past few months The police i%ms 9at,sI
him. uc now shares Murphy's cell where
1oth men will ,!, Sc ,,rs ysta1ns nssse t1 upon ths
,r,t,sc u5, and the responsibility Tor, Haas
death There ws It Fs1 rs some hE doS1 h s octot,
roun,l tho blude-a long. s!!n'. sharp one-in tn&
wound: and the day toi1own me snd e rs;i
S1utiou found knife-ilandlc Ia which tno nsane
,aken from the wound III Haas, nAck exac.V its.!:
lifted together. The Instrument has oeen Hleu-
lei ~ tue property Of Murphy. and thersfrona
has arisen .h. suvrositiGn that ne - inc moro moro
guilty. nj tho two. Tho in1ureu man. aow S
tver. strongly maintained that ktron :sas tho
one who stabbed him, and. only abort f1tae ee
Tnre ht. died, tnude that statement poss1xe!k-
Tho prisoners refuge to say anything about fne
a:rsir. Murphy. commonly called "huFt, IS u,
nrofcssionai thieves. though Dc has s; ssv;
erai tunes been arrested upon et1tninai
charges. lie keeps bal company. and aas oal
hrother Frank. wno o.ice 1na,lo himself notorious
hy shooting Officer Charles Day thEonxn ..ta tns
| shoulder John r. Kiron IL not OF bad tefote
lie is Z painter, and lives on Archer areocc.
, 1881-06-26
THE PANAMA ROAD.
,Ts SAFE ro THE CANAL COMPANY EAT1-
EIEfl

Sreeia, Dispatch to tbs Chicago 1rfou"e
NEW YoEK, June 2J-Priyntc dispatches
recently received from Paris announce t1lat
thr contract for the purchase Of the Pana1la
Railroad has been ratified by the
Panama Canal Company. Every stock
holder Of the Railroad Company Wil
lave tile privilege Ut accepting the
terms Of the agreement at any time
within ninet: days from July Ample pro-
visions are also made for the protection OF
those stockholders who do not receive NOTICE
OF the sale in time To avail themselves or tins
privilege. The first payment of Sl,ooo'oo
is to Ee made July !, aud until 1ne
final payment has been made tue stock so|a 70
fo the Canal Company will BE- piaced III
escrow. and some kind of i negotiable GER
tiicatc will be issued. 1t is understood tlla1
arrangements will he made for the Ilntntt'iate az:
distribution Among the stockliolderS OF tlie
cas|l assets III the Treasury Of tile Panama
Railroad Company.
, 1881-06-26
NEW YORK.
Mo Excitement and Little Interest
in the Coming College
Boat Races.


COLLEt. r. BOAl l<At'EAo"
no EXCITEMENT AND nt-r 1.tTT1.i: INTER-
EST IN Till: COMING RACES.
Sp<cts. Dispatch to TIE Chicago 1rtouns
NEW YORK, June 2i.-The Times Se"
London, Conn.,, special says: very le"
strangers llaye yet arrived to witness t.e
college. boat races next week, anu tHe1e ~
IN excitement and 10 betting NO interest,"
whatever appears to be taken locally Ill I'll"
match between Columbia amt har'as" o'i
Monday There Is u be no press-aoat ami
M platform train. Tie Harvard ere" ar
ri,e) iaS+ nivh.. and proceeded At once I"
its quarters. OH tht. east pahk u '''''
river. about one-eighth III 4 mile nearer
town than the Iaie crew. THIS morning i"
took Il short spin The water was ronE! on
its side oi tho water, ewing I" 4 FRESH "e'l
wind. The crew crossed directly to tho "p-
nusit side. pulled Down i little over half
mile, turned about md went back t" lis tloa1.
It has hot becl, out since Iht oaSslleh a1e
4 SPLENDID Lot oF MEN,
and dull in exeelLcsit stroke well tosethcf.
II was impossible fl time the1n. The coluhl-
ha crew. whose quarters ARE Oh 'lle w.
SHE of the river was also oh the water t'lls
n;or,,iny about the same time. The men
nulIrI Half way 'iowll the r"tsrse ami nack
asain. Besides the two other crews they are
a bvat full ut giants. but their >tyle"f. row
in, iii. morning vas painfully inferior I"
filat 0f their conpetiturs. This evening they
rowed in much better form. but were sill,
flr from being as perfec: rs TIE Iiat'aIt
men. II they win OH Alonsaay II
will be triumph ol muscle o'er
skill. thnttsh even this IL nnt
ut present In their favor, as they 20 llot ~
any means put their full strength INTO thelr
bl:,lus, They rived Two I,lles tAs evening
against wind and tide i'll Il little 1ess tlial
| 1if1ee1l MINUTES at the rate oil tMrty-s11
| strokes per minute
TIL: YALE CREW
| is also faulty IN its style. There are several
! men In both crews who turn themselves na!1
way around at every stroke, III slE lashioll:
| thereby necessarily canSlnE the boaa
to wabblr. ami they both, rs L fule'
row almost entirely with thelr arms.
| Tie Yale men Mere ouH th';
| evening 1or the first time to-day. ihes !lA.i
| their sle! tnwesl down to the SfdhA st.:!u
| aui ruweu bark 10 tue starlng-polll1' MI M1.!l
| tie wind ant! tide h,th in ti:cir favor Ihes
made. t. first mile i'll -. rs nearly rs ttit
| lime could be- taken, with thirry-SiX strokes
! to the minute pull. Their No: Is suHet
in. from II sore hand, and Merritt ma,
have to take his place. lie "ilS Ill pest
lion III the boat this afternoon. however
There: is an immense body Uf wafer comm.
down the river, and rs both races W.. os
! rnwed OF, the ebb tile fast time may ntt eA
uecteu. THE Ilaryarl-t Columbia match WI
| inkr ,,lact at IL 4. Ill. Monday. and TN
| VARSITY ract: at ! H. III. Friday, The steam
Yacht Stranger, owned ty Mr.. l,sSoou. =
| New York, arrived this evening anu l
anchored ut the ilarbor.''
, 1881-06-26
HUBBARD'S REMOVAL.
Correspondents Who Think 1t Wss Be-
eause He Was au Anti-Thtrd- Ternlcf
-Yossnaunter Palmer Says It Was

Who Think 1t "ns Re-
cause He Was au Anti-Third-TeTmcf
-PosxnauKter Palmer Says II WaS
'+For the Good Of the $errice.'s
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO. June .ss5.-f hAve no desire 10 SUR up
any remembrance ot the last years political
contest in the Republican party In Cook County
known rs third termistn against nuti-thlrd-
rermism. but the dismissal Of Mr. ."hn N.
Hubbard from the position of snpeftntehoene
Of Carriers Is ora requiring fxpluaauott- nlt-
Uubburl WAS the hnly nvowed anti tatrd-Ietm
man AIMING the various chief oflicersot tha foAt-
tHficc in thus city. and he WIS outsooken "a MS
desire for tho nomination OF senator n!al,ie-
Na question has ever been made nS to MS potlt.
icui souudncss or as to his capscisy Tor ana
devotion to the duties OF his Mn-
cial position. Why, then. was no fefhoSsuc
Ii Is welt known that Postmaster Palmer. Il very
respectable gentleman rs oe is, WAS pro-
uoutlccd third the il recently from soWns
which was unanimously antlthird term, and Ii
the renewal OF Mr. Hubbard On account at his
independence. lust ytnrf Plainly ana squarE4y.
this question" must 0e answered = vast usa-
inrity Ut the Republicans ut COnk county "efo
upp<jstl to thb nomination Of Qcn. Gfant l0F
third term, aud yet they arc without q repre-
sentative In the chicago Pnst-Ofiice Ihe
Republican Senator Lo$an) "as
third termer, - We hare shird-teFmer
from Iliiuois in tho Cabinet - the
nnn t,onenss.nnn upon whom they could havo
relied has piMcetl himself III antaKonlsm 70
the .Atministr ratOn, aud the persunul anu rot'tt-
cal interests Of 1he other two require 80 much or
their ril1le thAt they cnnot attend 10 SUCH ullt-
ters, 40 Republicans must find out Tor them-
selves They want to know, you know. 0oS-
, 1881-06-26


HAVANA. June 25-'rhe death is an
nouncett Of the Archbishop Of Guatemala,
who was perletually banishcd by the t1o'-
crrment of Guatemala in ISL He hao SINCE
then lived in Havana.
CA1'rA1N1iESEnAI.r rIANCo
has teleerapi1ed to Madrid asking the arrest IN
Suain of three high ex-func1!ollafles OF Tile
C,,.,an Treasury. Two others have becn ar
rested here.
SAN DOMINGO.
The Secretary Of State OF San Domingo Ill
a circular apprisins the Cons'lls and En'oss
of the assumption OF the Dictatorship u
President Merino, orders that they announces
everywhere that San Domingo VIII nut Still
Salnona BAY to the United States.
, 1881-06-26
OBITUARY..
N. II. SMITH.

. III. N. S4H II
Intelligence OF the death Ot Michael ". smith,
the wcll.known Dearborn street bookseller,
roa,.,,cJ here Inst evening from Denver. whittier
he had gone 1or tht hcncnt " "'7 neaten, ~
tuok severe cold whit. attending the Kc"p:th
lecture iu this city last February III March he
v<,1 T., r,r;d,, in 1be ,,ont. ,b.t the genial cli-
"t'' :" ,,,;.s,, n.,.ou .,on., atyc,t
'hale u s"a' FeS'o'' '''1ut "'." ,,o. .,n
He returned here elrls Ill May "p-
taren,Iv somewhat improved. Ills physicians
thn, ,av,sn him II, ~, ~ Colorado, und he acted
..e' ~ ,.,. N r, t,,a, I;.,,,so ,x,,onmn,;on
o'l tuo'a ''''es* A ~ ,, '...', =. Ct.hr,,r,.
WnIGn gre" otk III u e@"o <4f Ats e"o' ''A -
, 1881-06-26

cooperating that city in the Zolveretn and
rejected the Accident Insurance bill, consld-
ering that the Reichstag's amendments OF
the bill rendered it unacceptable.
THE EMPEROR.
f VIENNA, June25.-'rhe Emperor William,
on returning from Gasteln, Will meet the
Emperor Francis Joseph ut oalzbefG' 1he
beginning Of August.
, 1881-06-26

1sOL.I) HE1IEI.S.

ArG1EEs, June 25.-Advices have been re-
ceiyetl from Saitla that the I'0liaMela rebels.
passing between tile two French columns.
have returned northwards, probably with
the ubject Ut marching upon Marchuseal',
station Of the Alta Company, where large
stores are kept. It is runored that they mad
already commenced to make raids there on
the night Of the I'D inst
, 1881-06-26

ELECTIONS IN rEOGnESs. =
pEsr1I, June :,.-Eiections fUr members OF
the Hungarian Diet commenced yesterday.
The result. as far as known, is favorable to
the Government, especially III the Capital.
Tisza, President Of the Council, has been
elected in Two constituencies.
A. wATEESrOUT-
PRAGUE, June 23--A wotcIspout burst to-
day ut Dobellzan, flooding considerable
tract OF laud and partially destroying the
crops.
, 1881-06-26
TIE TALEOr'r BOYS.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 23.-Albert anu
Charles +. I'albutt. win were respited yes-
tsrtay by Gov. Crittendc'i+ were brought
here from Narysville to-day hy Sheriff Fuel
an;l lodged i'll jai. They were placed i'll
separate cells. and will he KEPT here until
about the time se1 for their execution. Tie
Sheriff had no trn.,blc getting them away
frolu Marysyile, hut thought it unsafe to
le;lyc them there. The Jail here will be
strongly guarded
, 1881-06-26
SPAIN.

MONOPOLY ABOLISHED.
MADRID, June :G5.-'rhc GnzcttG on Sat1r-
day will publish a decree abotishlns the to-
bacco monopoly in the Philippine Islands.
Castelar, writes to the Colonial Minister rs
follows: Il congratulate you on the decree
which will give you Il place among the great
emancIpators Of human labor, rendering
i|lustrlous YOUR name for all tl'ile.'
, 1881-06-26

lie leaves widow, who WAS in the resta's-
rant at the time, witness to the shooting,
fainting away 0u hearing the first shot. n1ltt
seeing her husband fall. One ball penetrated
the arm. The other penetrated the heart
clusiu,. instant Heath.
, 1881-06-26
SOUTH ::AU,sTRAL1A.

LONDON, June a5.:AA !: dispatch from Ad.
claidc, South -Australia, =, annou'ces dhat Il
new Ministry has been. f95tpqed. as follows:
chief Chi; Secretary, Bray: ~: '::Atfo1ney- General,
% Downer; Treasurer, Clyde. Commissioner
nj Crown Lands and lsn:niSr:ation, Colt;
Commissioner of Public W"tks, Gordon
Ramsay; Munster of Education, PRISONS.
, 1881-06-26
4 Ward for short Women.

Nr7E J'0Fji NtTl@H. = -,
1-ht. f,ctiu-s ,f tho short AIy who LOOKS at tha
fashion mites III the Journals and IN the storea
mist frequently !'e at .:ht' ttdt. Ahc an!noGy
..,r .c r.f1:t,u 1,jutc which xus not cuttrc!y
sullab,tci ty very tuil l;sdics: Must the chuho:
lady forever choose her o"tscrn trou tn.' III.
dozen length OF lish 'os; emnt nnn1s "seR'
, 1881-06-26

peasant lately entered Sofee ,5s nose ieadt T.
Milan wnose door was w1'tieu t .o1Ies1 val
n1na ssr md said :.ve nc cup Of entce Win
Siards Tho waiter lauehed e%a tne said
saw that he ,saic naa pi1,iars he added brins
onIx q slice"
, 1881-06-26

REDUCED MILITARY EXPENDITURE.
VIENNA, June aa5.-Count lgllltlctf, the
Russian Minister Of the Interior, will pro-
pose to the Council Of the Empire rtduc-
ton If between 150. 900 aid 2o0, ,U>o,ooo
roublcs in the military expenditure.
, 1881-06-26

CHICAGO. June .j.-l nutice In this mornings
paper that John ". Hubbard, who has been
SUPERINTENDENT or Carriers In the Chicago ft,st,
otlicc for six or seven renrs, has been Invited
to resign" by Postmaster Palmer. 1t seems ~ u
TuE TisiECS might lakc TIP this case- Hubburta
was one of the three :tstl Term 'n;n ,, wu"'
stated ut the time that he would have 70 ~.
This IL now peits1 done, nnd he Il dtSnitssGtt Tor
no other reason than his refusal to be driven
with tue Third-Terln crowd. Inc casc IS 4l1E-
I'M, one, ~ Hubbard is by far. accorsiins to the
of,tniou ut h,s associates, the most etcieus anu
best rpsted official III the service. Dutint rue
cu11lpaign last full Palmer gave out th:tt ne
would allow each einpluyc freedom .! ncaon.
hut it ,yns we'll known thlt he narked ali the
..rrbeis'' Palmer did not dare discharge these
rne,, until he hi sclt WINS confirmed. nnd no"
he is clearing up old scores for tho Kouu OIL tus
scryicr.
Postmaster Palmer, betn:; questioned ycsfcr-
t}ay hv u reporter Us to thu renson for the re-
rnOyal OF Nr. Hubbard, stated that It "hs TOT
..the greater efficiency Of the service. ano nor
from any political reason Whatever: 10 tne wv
that thc service may be more efficient tnAn It
ba; becn in the pasr, he stated to the reporter
th;l, he should promote Cot. Clusvry, Huooarn
assistant, to the position made vacant ~ HID
burd'S removal, and advance Mr.. H. T. den~
spectur, to the vacancy 10 be 1nade oy Cot-
Clowry'@ promotion. Both prnfnotions "e9e ~
rtcty In the line Of the Civil-Servlcc rules ana
both gentlemen were so well GlsANhea from
ionx experience for the places In view tnas toe
efficiency Of the service con!d NOT out w III
creased hy the change.
AS for the assoclotton OF Hubbarus removal
with an alleged prospective attaGk MI HuuS
the Post Office line" On Ntlf!u1n henry om'tH.
MIR Palmer declared that he had no knowieuRe
If it whatever. According to Postmaster faln1-
er Souer's removal has not once bcea tnousnt
Of, and wilt not take place.
, 1881-06-26

Can't. Ben Bulwinkle, OF the Chicago FTP
Patrol, says: ''St. Jacobs OIl Is spsenolo
rcmetty.'
, 1881-06-26

rol1IEl.Y ENI'l.0S10N,-
Rrr11S. June :5.--A tlispatcl, from Dart
,,,,,,,,, prussia. says: i explosion occurred
,",.t.rday in the Luise Tiefhan Co'l!ety"
::.-.'s.,t,,s,, ,,ersons were killed and tive IN
jured. r,,t, ,.,,ynr.srAru.
prn11S. June 25-rhe Federal Council
has annro,ed the treaty with Hamburg In
, 1881-06-26

that OtiT acquisition VI ~ ~ "o ~ .,
ton Of public law, and the eauSe'as ''e >"o"e"
FROM the conversations Ut "aaa'll9.ou ~! .,'u ,4
Salisbury at Berlin, Of the present oll'icoits
concerning Tunis u.,,1 -
hand back Cyprus TO Turkey wohid oe 10 ~
store il to u1isgoyern,nent There WAS u"
analogy between our acquisition ~ esp4"
aud tic French proceedinSs1n runs.
Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary sa''t tlaele
were no papers which could be la,o oclulc ~
the House. He agreed in much "iac'1 n,
lands said in regard TO the Anglo lnfA's'l
convention. but he pointed out that 1t was ''
different Thing to condemn the treaty a11'l ~
reverse it, and violently to upset the coise'I-
ton might eulanger the peace u tne t-'S'.
Ie hnne1 therefore, the House would not
press any such course Oh the ''o'e.
lie agreed that there was III analogy ot:t" ee,
the ACQUISITION of Tuni5 ami cyprus alt'ou5"
our example had q had effect.
Gladstone. after warmly euloglzlnS uose"-
ems service ut Constantinope, state" tl1at
Lord Dutfvrin, the rlewly-appo1ilted t.''oAs-
sador 10 that Court, carried with MN i'l-
structIons to put forward i settlement u '''e
Armenian question. -
Gladstone violently attacked the secrecy u
the late Government III regard 70 &he co'''e
sauous Of Salisbury and WatldinSto'l. ana
said. If the French policy il. Tun's hasl ue'i, ,
dangerous to the public peace. a'ia II IL Hao
involved Il breach of public faith, Ens!'1l'''
by the evil example she set, "ouu n"1 =.
. weakened her right to protest ae;a'hsI A. -
was, he said, departure from Eulopean W..
cert. which the late Government had .lle1eos
~"-tmy / II which Fl present GofsN'
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-12
THE EDITORIAL AEETIN0.

Tbe Arksss.s Valley Editorial ADocis-
tics neets in he city so-nones. Ths edi-
tors and wives viil - b driven in the after.
BOON to Fort Dodge, where they will Be
kindly sn,ertained By Col. Hallsr. Post
Commando. Ths 1aFd Isiantry band will
ssssnsde the patty. In The evening. in
Dodge City. the FMspens' parade will take
plscs, and following will b the reception
and ball. sndsr The direction Of the Fire
company. o. Hstosdsy norning the Edi-
TORI conventio. will b held. The follow
ing is tbs psosrsDns:
Addrss Of Welcome By n. VI. sut,sn.
Re,poose BY Al. Hoisinsson, Of the Great
Bend ResisteI.
Resding Of the minutes Of the previous
mestins By the Secretary.
Admission Of new members.
Selection Of plses for the next meeting Of
The Association.
Tfansactioe Of gsssssl bosiness Of the A.
soeistion, such - sudi,ipg bills, reading re-
port Of the Treasurer, miscellaneous bust
Dess. &C., DC.
Discusisa Of special topics, - follovs:
"Vaiue and importance Of the local nsvsps-
per to the community" RW.P. Aose, New.
ton Republican, sad J. W. Ksnass, Hutch
inson Interior.
"Advertiesmen@,s A. j. Hoisingtoo, OF
the Great Bend Register, and Clara Conk-
lias. Of sbe Lyons Rspublican.
:" The Newspaper and The railroad, F.
Aefedith, Huiehinson News, and c. D. u
mer, Sterling Bulletin.
"Cour.esy between publisbers," C. L.
Hubbs, KiDsley Republican, and r b. Bal
finger, LArned Chronoscops.
Editorial Associstion-tbeir aims and
objec Are they . benefit to the crafif" T.
E. Leftvich. L,Ened Optic, and EW. Wood,
Lyons Republic.n.
Lay up Editorial treasures in heaven or
esrth-whichf 1T. Flint. A.V. Democrat,
and Lloyd Sainn. Dodge City Globs.
Suggestions for the good Of the craft.
Saturday At ESQ p. M, the Association
will start On % e1cursion 70 New Mexico TO
Be absent Eve or six days. Les VeGas. Santa
Fe. Albuquerque, Dsming and other impor.
tant points will Be visited.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-12
PERSONAL

H. +. May rssuroed Saturday from De-
caiur. ILL.,. where be has been for q couple q
months looking after his business there.
R. N. Wright returns thi. week from
Chicago and other point, having purchased
large stock Of goods for the summer trade.
y. Rineharf, Of Tscosa, T.1a,, il nov
engaged in Wright, Beverley 4 Co's store.
We welcome Mr.. Rinehart 70 the fraternity
Of Dodge City people. He will remain hero
year or more.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-12
6PKAREYILLE ITEMS.

Tho noss severe wind Storm in this To-
eaI,sy sises he 3lss Of July lest occurred On
Monday evening" Of this week, vreekine
many buiidinss. moving tho new Presbyte-
riAn church hoilding some 10 inches north
vsrd. destroying the foundation walls on
each eide and isjo,isg II very bad. Our
tovnsnen susnsd ont on Tuesday and suc-
ceeded in moving il back TO its place in good
shape. Il viii bow b more thorough bly,
braced, in ssdss 10 avoid alike calamity.
Tho 8peassvills Echo has expired. We
make the spseoneement for the beuef. Of
thOte eenessnsd. IT. early death may be at
tsioused 10 iss not receiving . sufficient
amount Of vitality to keep it alive.
-Thsre 10 . very sroeg suppcsi'ioa On
The part u many here that marriage will
:shs pises between young lady Of our town
and youDg gentleman Of Dodge CRY before
this week esds. There vail not be many new
moons Therefore before il will oocur.
R. e. 6humsn brought in some Of his
wheat he early part Of the week. II stood
sbou: IL lches high and to all Appearances
promises good crop.
--Jscob HcCollistsr, the 6rst proprietor
Of the Summit Hooss st this place, hes re-
turned. having been sbseDs some eight
months. visi,ipg friends in Iowa.
Mr.. Gilbert Bedell made the last distri-
button 81 aid at this place on Wednesday
and Thursday Last.
W. Z. Cstlin. d. Y. Bray and W. D.
Holcomb, Of New York, were in our town
last Monday. prospecting with view Of en-
gsaiDg in sheep Paisirg.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-12

The Topeks Commonvealth 10 nisinfo,r.
ed about the shooting scrsps at Cimarrop.
Jim johnson was the man shot. He was
eighty wounded in the calf Of the leg,
The shot was fred By a J.Shumate, Depu,,
Sheriff, Who wss acting in ,he capacity %
peace ofhcer. We think Lew johnson va,
much surprised when be learned tina, be had
been killed BY Q Newspaper reporter.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-12

For the reason that the winter has hen an
unusually long and severe one, speaking
Hom weather point Of view, it u The i'm
pfeeaon with many prognosticators that The
coming summer will Be marked BY almost
continuous sweltering days, and that much
acknsss will prevail. Vennor, the Cspadi.
an prophet. leans most decidedly 70 this
opinion, and people Who place confidence IN
his predictions will not take much Com fort
from the outlook. '''
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-12

Last season at this time IN Las Vegas pslis
we're quoted at twenty Gents per pound and
found eager buyers. Now they bring bot
seven and eight crnts, and sre purchased BY
dealers OF 4 speculative turn Of mind.