Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

The big carpet works of Smith & Sons
at Yonk-rs n. Y, will resume giving
work TO 2,CO men.
Glass workers unions throughout the
country have subscribed $4,000 To aid the
strikers OF Pittsbnrg.
Sidney c. France variety actor, has ap.
piled to the Chicago courts for divorce
from Carrie Layarnie.
The hat manufacturers of South Nor.
walk, Connecticut. declare they will EN-
plOy no union men.
Fhzgibbons & Crisp's carriage factory at
Trenton, n. J. burned recently. Loss So
600; entirely insured.
Wilkinson Bros, personal bankers, SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. failed. The failure is thought
to involve about 100000
Texas cowboys sent one hundred and
fifty dollsIs tor the relief OF the starving
miners in The Hooking valley.
Arbitrator Tucker of the Trsnscontinen-
tai Association has aDno unced the peicen-
tage to which eaclifoad is entitled.
Instead of dischaTging employees during
the Winter, Cincinnati planu Z mill men
will keep them at work on lower wages.
Connecticut Clergy men advocated before
the Railroad Commissioners at Hartford a
restriction or Sunday traffic On railroads.
The jury on the Melville bicamy case at
Toledo, o., were only out fifteen minutes
when they returned with verdict o.:
guilty.
New York business men are pleased
with the treaty just signed between
ho nd hp ted
States.
The sloop Of war Galena sailed from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard recently Tor New
Orleans, carry ing al exhibit for the Cotton
Exhibition.
1t is rumored that the Phillips gold mine
near lsnptming, Michigan, has been sold to
Chicago and ST. Paul syndicate tor thirty
thousand dollars.
Include in the Dakota exhibit at New
Orleans is a miniature working elevator,
eight by ten feet, with glass sides and roof,
which cost 81, 200.
The Execu i've Committee of the Ameri-
can Base Bail Associate II, at its meeting
in New York awarded the championship
pennant to the Metropolitans.
w. II. Vanderbilt, through his counsel,
has til.d II the County Clerks office at
New York u judgment recovered by him
against Gen. Ulysses s. Grant, for 1880
The total popular vote IF the 1884 election
was as follows: Blame, 4 S44, Col; Cleveland,
4,s3S. 319; Butler. Dos, 5J4; 81. John, $50 $50
Total vote, l0,t Al, 26S, BiaiIes p.u,aily s.
742.
The directors of the American Bell Tele-
phone Company a. Boston have voted to
petition the Legislature for authority to in
crea.e their capital from $l0. go, co ~ $780,
100000.
The Sharon, Pa. Iron Company's mill
has resumed operations. The same CON-
pauy has also started up one Oi their blast
furnaces which has been closed for several
months.
The Elevated Railroad at New York com.
piled with the orders of the Court a few
DAYS ago. and paid into the City Treasury
ST. 2S5 ,533 the full amount OF taxes de-
clared due.
Arkansas derives $25 600 per annum from
its penitentiary by leasing the labor of 80
convicts to cigar manufacturers, and hand
ing over go Others TO farmers, The con-
sideration being 1915 per month and all ex-
penses.
"A receiver was appointed to-day for the
OneOta Lumber Co., at Chicago, on petit
ton of certain stockholders The Com
pany has capital stock OF $50 600 and Ii
abilities of 100000.
The New York Board of Aldermen pass.
ed over Mayor Edsons veto a resolution
giving the Broadway Surface Railroad
Company permission to construct q rail-
road on Broadway.
John Hopkins e. Son, New York, leather
dealers. assigned to b. w. cohen. Prefer
ences, four Thousand dollars. John Hop
kins also assigned to the same party with
the same preference.
At q meeting of the Representative bust
ness men of Gloucester, Mass, to discuss
the fee admission of British caught fish in
to our markets, committees were appointed
to invite the cooperation of other New Eng
land fishing poris.
After legal fight of three months main
tanned by means of contributions from the
Canadian public, Mrs. Rose Lyman has Sc
cured her release fro IA the ms me Asylum
at Montreal, where she was placed by her
husband three years ago.
The Eastern Pig Iron Association, Henry
S. Eckert, OF Reading, President, has just
issued CIRCULAR to every class of mar u
facrurers and prominent men in the United
States asking their cooperation in the for
nation of Tariff Club.
Leading Hominy Millers of the country
held q convention in st. Louis and organ
issd permanently as follows: George J.
Heilmsn, OF Evansville, Ind, was ei.cted
President; Gen. Flanagan, of st. Louis,
Secretary Treasurer.
Surveys have been made for an iron
bridge across the Mississippi river at Prairie
du Chein, to take the place of the pon,oon
structure. The latter has paid from S35, O0O
to $50 600 per annum. The new bridge will
be built by stock company, at COST OF
$SO0.G00 or more, and Will be nearly mile
in length.