Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-05-19
THE NEWS.

stan Ting state of affairs has existed at Dodge
City, Kansas. Several prominent Kansas
City attorneys left to-day for Topeka, to
petition Gov. Click to place the town under
marshal law. The trouble is the elimination
ola long-standing feud between two ele-
ments In that place. Dodge City has long
borne the reputation of hard town. It is
one of the few points in Kansas where
saloons are run openly and gambling is
Ex-Speaker Egan, of the New Jersey House
of Representatives, was committed to Jail at
Newark under an Indictment for attempting
to bride Assemblyman Armitage.
Two German residents, @. H. J. Muller,
an undertaken, and William Bashorn,
brewer, both married men, had duel with
broadswords at Bowmanville, suburb of
Chicago. Both we're married men and the
trouble was about another woman.
Col. Torres, with 800 troops attacked the
Apache Indians in the mountains, killing
eleven, and lost five of his men. The Apaches
were hopelessly routed.
Gen. Grants mother died in Jersey City,
aged Fl years.
M ddie and Southern News
dispatch from Montreal says a young
nun in the Hochelaga Convent, who was
anxious to be released from her VOWS, has
had her prayer granted by the Pope and has
returned to her family,
Strange vessels appear off the Halifax, N.
~ - sr,,N..d act spspiciously. giving
strength to the report that English vessels
are to be blown up while entering the harbor
fire in the dwelling, Baltimore, caused
The death of Mr.. John F. Adams, aged SO.
ana Jane Byers. the colored cook. aged GO;
also severe injuries to another servant, who
Jumped from the window.
The Domestic Exports from New Orleans
for the month of April aggregate IS, 4S9. O39
IN value, an increase of $1,O69,296 compared
with same month last year.
Gov. Mcdaniel of Georgia. has been inau-
.urated. In his address he outlined his
policy and called upon the people to sustain
him by a healty public sentiment in main
tanning the credit of the State and in the en-
iorcement Of all good and wholesome laws.
The twentieth anniversary of death of
Stonewall jackson was commemorated by
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues, who
araded and proceeded to Capitol Square,
where they fired a salute in front of the Jack
son nioaa.:aent.
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of
Honor, in session at Galveston, Texas,
adopted the constitution reported last year,
.-l; ob ,,,@<> offo 4
selected as the place for holding the next
convention.
John Daily, of Altoona, caught thirty large
trout one day last week. When about to be
/ prepared for the table thousands of small
worms were found embedded in the flesh of
the fish.
Application has been made at Atlanta Ca.
for a receiver for Col M. E. Thornton, pro-
prietor of the Post Appeal. His notes have
gone to protest
sulphurous looking shower has fallen in
Baltimore and Baltimore county. as
washington News.
Mr.. Charles Lyman resigned his position
as chief clerk of the United States treasur-
ers office, and was sworn in as chief exami-
ner for the civil service commission.
The Pr removed Col 9. Irving
Dirty, c1--ecrpr or ieternuI reyoiId5 8: Balti.
more, end appointed j. Henry Sellman in
his place.
Col linda, chief of staff of Gen. Fuero, of
the Chihuahua army, who is IN Ell Paso, says
that the movement of Setf: Crook across the
Mexican border is not only approved by the
Mexican government but that Gen. Fuero,
has instructions to take the field in charge of
the troops stationed in Chihuahua to coop
crate with Gen. Crook in the Apache cam
paign.
The Superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service having been informed of the estab-
lishment of quarantine at Galveston, Texas,
and New Orleans, La, has issued an, order
directing that henceforth all mail for Cuba
and Mexico be forwarded via New York city.
Fore gn News.
While wedding party was passing
tl,rougha street in Paris yesterday the bride
groom was shot and killed by rejected
rival, who then poisoned himself.
Mr.. Bradlaugh has been asked by his con-
'i'ueh'e w pctaliH Aie eea1 III inc house VI
Commons.
The dynamite conspirators were examined
in Bow street Police Court. London, yester-
day.
LONDON, May 1.-THE dynamite conspira-
tors were yesterday committed to trial in
London. The prisoners in Dublin charged
with conspiracy to murder we're arraigned il
court yesterday and O'Brien and Doyle
pleaded guilty.
The question of the release of the Cuban
\ prisoners in Spain was discussed in the Eng
lish House of Commons yesterday, and the
stand of the British government was criti-
cised.
The fisheries exhibition will be opened in