Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-11-06
NEWS SUMMARY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

samuel j. lllQen' 3 slSpIe dt AouhciS, Az
Y, was burned. His horses were saved.
Damage about 5 5 900.
The mills at Fall River, Mess, started
CD, but uples trade improves another shut
down will be ordered.
Sullivan, the colored youth who murder.
ed Ella Watson al Salem, \. j., refuses tood
chi will lot talk 10 any one.
In a London court Lord Marcus Beresford
was committed t. await triat Tor an ssSault
on the editor OF Vanity Fair.
The Centennial of Sir Moses Montefore
was eiebratsd at synagogueS In most Of
the American cities on Sunday, Oct Z6tn.
At Cincinnati, John P. Benton e. Co.,
picture frame manufacturers have as
signed. Estimated Liabilities, $4,000: as
ssLs, $4,000.
The Receiver of the Denver q Rio Grande
road announces that the interest on the
drst mortgage bonds, due November !. WILL
not be paid.
The liabilities of John A. 6hober, paper
maker of Lancaster, Pa, exceed So ZOO. II
is believed arrangements will be made "
permit his resumption OF business
Several more of the large Massachusetts
mills shut down spd d large addiuonal
uun Der OF mer and women are out OF en-.
ploy ment, With poor prospects shesd
The Director ct the Mint at Washington
submitted bis report for the bscal year. The
total coinage amounted to So7 $50, 81. O.
which s27, e32, 624 wese gold aud So, Ses
silver.
vande-bifs half.million gift to the Col
lege of PHYSICIANS end Surgeons OF New
York, is SAID 10 I've the only large sndow-
menl ever gwen to medical school IN the
Uaited States.
At TIE opening session Of the Congress Of
Associations Tor the Advancement OF
Women at Baltimore, MISS julia ward
Howe made the opening address. fapers
were read relating TO the moral, Intellect
ual and ply steal Development oi women.
At Montgomery, Ala, the celebration at
the Jewish synagG que OF the centennial OF
Monteiore was elaborate. There was a
vast crowd of all denominations present.
A considerable suIn was raised 10 endow
the Monte fore chsir In the Jewish College
at Cincinnati
At New York, schedules IN the assign
ment Of E. D. Darlington & Co., stoI age
ware house, show $50, 0I0 liabilities, $50, 600
actual assets. The schedules in the assign.
meut of WilkeD & Black, dealers in tailors'
trimmings, show 900 Liabilities, $4,000
actual assets.
At Pbiladelphis, the cult of Mrs. Carrie
r. WoodIuaE against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company TO recover damages, for
injuries sustained in being thrown over a
seat in car at Jersey City, by violent jerk
which the engine gave the train, resulted
in o verdict OF ~ ,buO.
The tanners and hide and leather dealers
of Chicago have decided to issue call for a
Convention Of the tanners of the country,
70 be held in that city at the same time the
Oattlemen's Convention meets, next month,
and have appointed Commission to take
charge of the matter and arrange tor the
Convention.
The fifth annual meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society was held at Bos.
ton. The Directors report shows the re.
osipts for the year to be Si4,0cO. The mum.
Der of missionaries have increased from
sixteen to tweniy-four. The Treasurer's
report shows the C ssh resources to be SIS,
coo; expenditures, $40 The old board
oforiicels were re-elec1ed.
Wilbur F. Storey, proprietor of the Chi
1Ro Times. died at his residence IN that
city recently. He had been incapaclsated
for business for the past two years, the re-
suit of r. stroke of paralysis received while
In Europe four OF i've years ago. though
feeble. his demise was not expected till a
few days ago, when he began sinking
rapidly.
The International Meridian Conference
has adopted the following reso .utions
That the universal Gay is 70 be mean solar
day, Is to begin for ali the world at the mo-
rtdian cor GLIDING with the beginning OF
the civil day anu date OF that meridian.
and il to be counted from zero up to q
hours: that this conference express the
hope that as soon as practicable astronomical
aud nautical days will be arranged every.
where to begin at mean midnight
From the indica:iuns every coal pit on
the Mouongahela and Youghiogheny riv.
half cents or bushel for mining in three
of the FIRST pools and two cents in the
fourth. The back of the strike was broken
several days ego, when the third and fourth
pool miners returned TO wolk at the opera
tors figures. In the FIRST and second pools
several OF the largest operators have been
notified by the men that they were willing
to accept a reduction, and preparations are
being made ior resumption ot work.
The official returns are all In and the
footipgs, as completed by the Secretary OF
State, for the Ohio election are as follows
For s. cretary of State-Robinsop. Republi.
can, S9l, 500; Newman, Democrat, $50, 27S,
Mcrris, Prohititionist, 1857; Herald,
Greenbaeker $3.50. For Supreme Judge
johnson, Republican, S9.,9i7; Martin,
Democrat, 37s,962; Roseborougn, Prohibi-
zionist, 9,S57; GrogeD, Greenbac1er, 8. 80
Board Of Public Works-Fiickinger, Repub-
lican, sos $751; Boneier, Democrat, SIX, So2
Kirkepdall, Prohibilionist, 9.LO4: ogden,
0reenbacker, 1897.
A niece of the great composer, Richard
Wsguer, 10 living in Chicago in great want.
Her maiden name was Uorothta Brock.
hause, and she was married to Baron Won
Breckenfeldt, an officer in the Army OF
Hanover, who was compelled to retire
from service owing to physical disability.
The marriage was contrary to the wishes
of her relatives, and since removing to Chi
eaeo her husband has been very unfortu.
nate, and ID now laboring n fertilizer fac
tory for 81 day. She states that her
mother was the youngest sister OF Wagner.
At the st. Louis session of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, 1t was resolv.
cd, that work among the Indians shall hs re.
after constitute as separate department.. The
report of Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., OF Con.
necticut, presented iefhistory Of the As
sociaiion for the past ten years. The birth
of the WomaA's Christian Temperance
Union was in q crusade. and occurred al
Cleveland, November, 1874, Under the lead
of Evangelist work. 1t was started by saloon
visiting. giving rlace TO Gospel meetings.
Other divisions of the report were Is follows.
"Work for Children" in which the an.
pouncement was made that compulsory
Temperance law is prescribed by statute in
the States of Virginia, Michigan, New