Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-11-19

found a true bill against thirty-on Of the
Culbreath lynchers and "no bill" as to the
| two others.
landed in New York in June in transit to
San Francisco, where they were to take
| the steamer for China, have not been heard
from since their arrival in New York and
| the superstition is that they are concealed
| in this country and have no intention OF
leaving.
THE owner of the British cutter, Arrow,
has issued . challenge through the Lon
| don Field for an international challenge
| cup, the one won by his boat in the race
against the America in 1882, when the lat
| ter was under British rig and British
management.
A PRIVATE telegram of the 10th from
Rangoon says that war between Burmah
and the Indian Government has been for
mally declared.
NATIONAL swine breeders, in convention
at Chicago, adopted resolution recon-
mending Congress to adopt retaliatory
| legislation concerning imports from Ger
many and France.
A FIRE broke out the other night on the
stage of the Union Square Theater, New
York. 1t was quickly suppressed, and the
| drop scene being lowered prevented a
panic among the audience, who were un.
aware of the situation of affairs behind the
scenes.
ANDERSON BURNEs, Cherokee, was ex-
ecuted by shooting at sunrise the other
| morning at Puahmatah Court House, Cher
| okee Nation. He was convicted of muir.
dering his wife while she was in a delicate
condition.
THE jury in the case of Rev. DR.. Hicks,
the spiritual adviser of the assassin,
Guiteau, against the Erening Star Com
pany, Of Washington, D. c., for $35, 900
damages, for the alleged libel in the pub
LEGATION of the statement that Hicks had
| negotiated for the transfer of Guiteau's
bones to the Medical Museum for $1,000,
| rendered verdict for the plaintiff of one
cent damages.
JOHN L. HECKMER, the defaulting Treas.
| urer of the Catholic Knights of America,
was recently tried at Grafton, W. Va, and
| found guilty of forgery. He was charged
with embezzling $4,000 belonging to the
order in 1889. He disappeared and the
| names of his sureties were found to be for
| geries. He surrendered himself few
| months ago.
THE area of the burnt district Of Calves
ton, in the fire of the 18th, was about 100
acres. Over 400 buildings were destroy ed
and 1000 families rendered homeless. No
public buildings were consumed except the
Second District school building. The loss
amounted to about 100000, with 81, OO0,-
600 insurance.
ONE HUNDRED employees of the watch
factory at Aurora, ILL.,, have struck.
A REFUGEE who recently arrived at
Cairo from Khartoum states that after the
murder of General Gordon his head hung
on butchers hook for five days and was
pelted and spat upon by the natives.
The National Convention at Armagh,
Ireland, rejected Mr.. Parnell's nominee
for member of Parliament and selected
| journeyman tailor of Armagh named
Blair. The convention was a stormy one.
THREE persons were killed in Hopkins
| vile. KY, recently by the explosion of a
boiler in -four mill. The loss was 5000.
The British Government has ordered the
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treat Editor Stead as first-class INSIDE
meanant.
The Chinese engaged as laundrymen
and wood cutters at Lorenzo, CAL, were
recently given twenty -four hours notice
to leave. No violence was used, and the
Cinnamon agreed to 60 without further
notice.
THOMAS J. FORD, ex-Recorder of New
Orleans, now in the penitentiary at Baton
Rouge, has confessed that he and not his
brother, killed Police Captain Murphy.
DISPATCHES received at the Union Pa.
cific headquarters at Omaha recently state
that the coal miners who struck a few
weeks ago at Carbon, w. T., have returned
to work. There were over 400 who struck,
but one-third of them have since left.
Hunger and approaching winter compelled
the miners to yield.
The jury in the Clements murder case at
Saganche, Col, reported verdict "guilty
of murder in the first degree as to Marshall
Clements, and not guilty as to John D.,
Mamie and Kate Clements"
A SCHEME is ON foot to establish line Of
fast steamers between Fort Pond Bay, L.,
l., and the west cost of Ireland.
A DISPATCH from London, of the 18th,
said that Servia had declared war against
Bulgaria. Several skirmishes had taken
place.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
The three Italians-Azari, Silvestri and
Gilardo-who murdered the fruit vender,
Filipo Caruso, and put his body in trunk
last April, were executed at Chicago on
the 18th.
The Hon. B. J. Franklin will receive the
appointment of United States Consul at
Hankow, China, and not to Canton. The
Consulship is of the same grade and salary
as the one at Canton. rs.saas
OWING to the protest of Mr.. Pendleton,
the American Minister, the five German.
Americans whose expulsi ion from the
Island of Fohr was ordered by the German
Government will be allowed to remain on
the island until further notice.
ARMED steam launches from the British
steamers Kathleen and Irrawaddy have
captured King Thebaw's war vessel. The
capture was effected under the guns of the
Clutterbuck Fort after sharp fight. One
British officer was wounded.
The rescuing party found the ten min
ers dead who were imprisoned in the Bull
Domingo shaft at Silver City, Col, by the
effects of an explosion. They were found
to have died from suffocation.
The Servians occupied Haribrod on the
18th. In one Of the skirmishes thirty -four
Bulgarians were killed. The Servians
were confident of capturing Sofia.
THE Advisory Board of the Lasters'