Dodge City times., 1885-09-03

ruins OF the nreworks factory at Civita
Vecchia, Italy.
A DISPATCH from Jackson, Miss, reports
six passengers fatally injured in an acci-
dent on the Bayou Pierre Railroad. Three
railroad men were killed. The train went
through the Big Bayou Pierre bridge.
THE Earl of Devon has offered to sell his
tenants in Ireland their holdings under tho
provisions Of the land purchase bill. The
tenants will hold meeting to consider the
offer.
A RIOT took place at Bally Farrissey,
Killarney, Ireland, consequent upon q
mob resisting evictions.
A YOUNG man named Schank was re-
Gently mangled to death at Spokane, w. r,
by getting his feet in q threshing machine.
THE remains of the late Admiral Cour-
bet were inferred at the lnvalides, Paris,
on the 2sth. The services at the grave
were Witnessed by a large crowd.
SEVERAL thousand unemployed work.
ingmen assembled in London, recently, and
adopted resolutions demanding that the
Government assist them to emigrate.
BUTTER & PETERS saw-mill at Tallman,
Mich, burned recently, together with
large stock of lumber and shingles. The
loss was $4,000; insured for $4,000.
A TRAI5 on the Georgia division of the
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rail.
way was wrecked by running through an
open switch near Rome, Ga, recently.
Williams, a section hand, was instantly
killed, and Engineer Powers, Fireman Bel.
lows and Porter John Thomas seriously
hurt.
AL. LOCKE, the murderer of six persons
near Blanco, Tex, was taken from Jail re-
Gently by mob and hanged.
WILLIAM RowARrH, dealer in hardware
at Central City, Col, dry goods at Pueblo,
and cattle in various parts of the State,
was attached recently for $4,000. The
estimated liabilities are 10000; nominal
assets, 100000; actual assets, unknown.
A THREATENED duel between Editor
Larry CAN'T of the Athens, (Ga.) Banner
Waterman and Hon. r. A. Connell, MEM
Der of the Legislature from Decatur
County, has been averted by the award of
lanta Mr.. Cornell withdrew his structures
on Mr.. CAN'T and apologized.
From passengers arriving at Ell Paso,
Tex, via the CitT of Mexico, it is learned
that yellow fever at Vera Cruz has greatly
increased during the last two weeks.
ACTING SECRETARY FAIRCHILD has re-
jected the offer of Julius A. Rhomberg to
pay SIS, 100 in compromise of judgments
amounting to $l03,OOO, obtained ON his
distillers' bond in the Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia seven years ago.
The bark Victor, which went ashore on
Turtle beach, north of the Savannah (Ga.)
quarantine station, was got of on the 2sth,
and was ordered by the health officers to
Sapolo quarantine station. Her crew,
numbering eleven, had ali been sick with
yellow fever, and five OF them were just
convalescent
THE Great Western Iron Boat Building
Company, st. Louis, has fled deed of as
signment for the benefit of their creditors.
The assets were listed at $$3G, 80; liabilities
unknown.
IT was reported in Madrid that Spanish
men of war had arrived at Yap, the chief
island of the Caroline group, and planted
the Spanish flag, no German vessels being
in sight.
REPORTS were received at army head
quarters on the 2Sth that one of the princi-
pal lessees had already moved his entire
herd out of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
territory and that all others appeared to
be moving as rapidly as possible.
THE business failures for week ended
August q numbered, for the United States,
165; for Canada, "a; a total of 1SS; as COM
pared with 1T the week previous.
TEXAS fever has appeared near Kanka-
kee, ILL.,, amongst herd of 200 cattle owned
by Hiram Goodwin. Six have already
died and many others have the disease.
The other morning about three o'clock a
west bound passenger passenger train on
the Texas & st. Louis Railroad ran into
bull on the track. The entire train was de-
rallied. Mrs. D. E. Hill, an aged lady, was
fatally injured and several others were
more or less hurt.
THE Sheriff of Dauphin County, Pa, re-
Gently visited the Pennsylvania Railroad
Office and served upon several of its officers
notice of the courts injunction restraining
the consummation of the South Pennsyl-
vania & Beach Creek Railroad transfer.
FOURTEEN lives were lost by the wreck
of three Beaufort pilot boats, the T. W.
Schoper, Walter Smith and John Sto6-
dard, in the recent storm of South Caro-.
lima.
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