Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-08-21
FOREIGN
Cholera is spreading in Italy.

| Cholera IS spreading ID ltaiy.
The Nile has risen six feet in three days.
English troops continue to arrive in
| Egypt.
There has been one death from cholera in
Switzerland.
Schumacher, the Nihilist murderer, was
| hanged at Vienna.
Michael Davitt denies that he is Eat war"
| with Parnell.
| The Pail Mall Gazette advocates Ameri-
can mediation between France and Ger
many.
A fever epidemic Of a malignant type has
broken out at San Carlos, IS miles from
Panama.
| A plan made by twenty-five prisoners in
| Boulevard Chave, at Marseilles, to escape,
was nipped in the bud.
| Solicitor Bolton, of Dublin, declares
| Carey, the informed, volunteered his infOr-
nation, and no pressure was brought to
bear on him.
Firemen turned the hose on a bowling
| mob in front of the chambers wherein the
Belgian Parliament was meeting. Religious
| trouble is feared.
Arthur Elliot, Liberal member of parlia-
| ment, from Scotland, thinks the House Cf
| Commons needs reformation as badly as
| the House of Lords
| During twenty-four hours there were
twelve deaths from cholera at Marseilles.
! Number of cases admitted to hospitals SO
far, S37, of which 243 died.
Jessie Vokes, one of the celebrated VOkes
family, died at London. She was the lively
lady of the troupe and will be pleasantly
remembered on both continents.
Cholera is not SO fatal at Ma1seilles and
Toulon as it has been, but the disease seems
to be spreading in France and Italy. Warm
weather renders the situation even more
critical than it was week ago.
: Latest advices are that China will resist
the French demands. Meanwhile the
French are equipping troops to go to China,
and the latter Government is strengthen
ing forts along the coast to prepare for the
worst.
NJ. Wurzel an attache of the Russian en-
bassy at Constantinople, was recently
knocked down in the street in midday and
robbed of 81, 1868 in bank notes. The Rus
sian ambassador has notified the Porte that
it will be held responsible for the theft.
The storm which swept over Great Brit
ain few days ago was followed by the de-
struction of many buildings by lightning.
Dundee was SO wrapped in darkness that
business was suspended, and the Earl of
Lauderdale was killed while riding.
A declaration of principles of the Prince
of Wales has appeared in the shape of an
INSPIRED article in the chief organ of the
rfE ho hoir
ent to the throne is said to be ee-trader,
and to "regret the existence of a protective
policy in other countries, on the ground
that hostile tariffs beget other forms of In
ternational hostility"
Five hundred citizens of Alexandria,
Egypt, appeared at the British Consulate to
protest against the delay in the payment OF
indemnify for losses during the lombard
ment. Barrere, the French diplomatic
agent, has been sent back from Paris to
hasten settlement with the citizens of
France.
Marshal SerranO, who is reported to be
dying at Blarritz, France. has been for for
politics. His earliest appearance in public
affairs was signalized by scandal connect
ing his name with that of the young Queen
Isabella, who had recently been forced by
enemies of the Bourbon dynasty into
matrimonial alliance that, with woman
of less ambition or more stern morals,
would have been fruitless and to the Mar
shall has been imputed the paternity of the
present King of Spain. Marshal Serrano's
services to his country have, despite bis
military title, been greater in the cabinet
than in the field. He was regent in the pc
Rod between the abdication of Isabella and
the accession of Amadeo, and President of
the executive power of Spain from Febru-
Bry 81, 1874, until Alfonso was proclaimed
King, December 81, of the same year.