Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-12-04

Inc frcSlQent mas appointed John Fab
renbatch, of Cincinnati Chief of the Bureau
! of Labor Statistics.
Mr.. Jewett will not allow his name to be
| retained in the board of directors of the
Erie road any longer.
D. L. Wells, the noted railroad con-
| tractor of Milwaukee, is dead. He leaves
an estate of 81 100000.
Father Anderson, of Cincinnati, called on
| Mr. Blaine and presented him with a cane
! that had been voted him.
Alex. H. Davis, a colored minister, who
was Lieutenant Governor of Missippi at
one time, died at Canton.
McCormick's electoral bill in Virginia
was vetoed by Gov. Cameron and the Sen
ate passed it over his veto.
The widow Of the late William H. Owing
ton, OF Chicago, died at CASTLE, New York,
and was buried at Brooklyn.
Robert Garrett, on taking the Presidency
Of the Baltimore and Ohio road, refused to
accept an increase of salary to $4,000.
Daniel Shea, an old man of New York,
who fatally stabbed Mrs. Miller in a quar-
rel about dead cat, he's become insane.
George T. Adee, an aged capitalist of New
York, dropped dead in the Bank Of Com
merce few days ago from heart disease.
The Congress onal Committee with Sena-
tor Haw icy at the head, visited Pittsburg
to investigate the steel works of that city.
At Covington, Kentucky, son of Bishop
B wen, of st. Louis. was married to a
daugher of Bishop Walden, of Cincinnati
The scaffold had been made ready at Que
bee for the execution of Mrs. Boutei wnen
notice was received of a respite of eight
days.
Whitelaw Reed deems it necessary to
write to a Rochester newspaper that he de-
cllnes to be candidate tor the United
States Senate.
Since the election Ben Bull r has leased
to the Senate, for Committee rooms, one OF
MS granite houses on capitol Hill, at $lO,-
COO per annum.
Caleb Butt, married man of Toronto,
has eloped to the United States with Cap
tain" Fisher, al Irish girl connected with
the Salvation army.
Mrs. D. B. Cooke, of Chicago, has pre-
-ented to the Historical society a set of
twenty-six city directories accumulated by
her deceased husband.
The annual message of President Arthur
has largely been placed in type, which is
kept in a vault Public Printer Rounds
reading the proofs himself.
The Illinois canvassing board found that
the returns from Cook county were signed
only by the county clerk, the two justices
having forgotten to attach their names
In the county court at Angola, Indiana
Judge Mcbride instructed the Grand Jury
to indict every person shown to have
wagered money on the result of the cleo
ton.
The Baptist ministers meeting at New
Ierk refused to adopt resolution declar-
ing that body not responsible for the wild
utterances" Of DR.. Justin ID. Fulton re-
Gently.
Mr.. Daniel Manning, chairman of the
Democratic State committee of New York.
and Miss Mary NJ. Fryer were married at
Albany. Gov. Cleveland was present At the
ceremony.
John Mccullough, the actor, visited
Pittsburg few days ago to make arrange
ments to play an engagement there during
the Winter. He stated he never felt better
in his life.
The Republicans of New Haven at their
city primaries voted unanimously to expel
Independents" who had voted for Cleve-
land, and they were not permitted to take
part in the caucusles.
Captain George Roulton, of the bark
Roma, died recently from asphyxia, caused
by coal gas, which generated in the hold of
his vessel, permeating the cabin in which
he passed the night.
Rev. W. E. Louiks, of the First Presby.
terrain church at Logansport, Ind, attacked
the editor of the Pharos on the street and
knocked him down for things be had said
about him in the paper.
Hon. James Speed, of Louisville, who
was Attorney General in President Lin
coins Cabinet, was stricken with vertigo
while arguing case recently. causing great
fears as to his recovery.
Arthur Legate, of London, England, and
Young Strlckier, of Philadelphia, fought
six rounds with hard gloves, for 500 side.
in private room in Philadelphia. Strick-
Ter was declared winner.
The sum of $3.50, 900 has been subscribed
by Captain A. +. Andreas, Major z, w.
McClsughry, and others to erect another
panorama building in Chicsgo and produce
q painting of the battle of Shiloh next Sum-
mer.
Daniel Torrance, son-in-law of the late
Commodore Vanderbilt, and at one time
Vice President and Manager of the New
York Central Railway, and at one time
President Of the Ohio 4 Mississippi road, is
dead.