Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-07-16

pOilticldu, 10 jail IOF Six hours LOT having
intimated to the Judge that he would use
his influence against him if he did not deal
easy with a certain offender then on trial.
THE Board of Health at New Orleans de
MED the recent reports of yellow fever in
that city.
GENERAL
FIVE HUNDRED Legitimists had a meet
ing In Paris recently, which was followed
by banquet, They resolved to support
the Comtesse De Chambord, of the Fau-
bourg st. German, in organizing a pill
| grimage to Gratz, where Don Juan, father
of Don Carlos, is staying. The Legitimists
hail Don Juan as King and denounce the
| Orleanists.
RECENT news from Madagascar was of
the most serious nature. Admiral Mot,
wanting rs-enforcements, was obliged to
act strictly on the defensive. Twelve thou
| sand Hovas besieged the French occupy
ing the Mazanga fort. The besieged were
able to communicate with Admiral Mot
only by sea.
THE total number of new cases of chol-
era reported on the 9Th from all points in
Spain was 1893; number of deaths, Sl2.
RIEL was remanded for trial at Regina,
Can, having been formerly handed over
by the military.
ADvICEs from Port Stanley, Falkland
Islands, say wreckage has been washed
ashore which indicate the loss with her
crew of the British ship Yarra- Y ARA,
Captain Earl, which left Portland, Ore,
February for Queenstown.
THE German Government is preparing a
bill which will shortly be introduced in
the Reichstag by the Chancellor, provid-
ing for the exclusion of all foreigners from
the thrones of the German Empire.
YoUNG's glue factory and Poweli's tan
merry, covering three acres of ground, IN
Bermondsey, a London suburb in Surrey
County, were destroyed by fire recently.
Loss 100000.
THE police were ordered to suppress
street sales of those issues of the Pal Mall
Gazette which contained articles ON the
secret vices in London. News vendors
found selling issues on the street were ar
rested.
NIHILISTs were arrested in Brussels re-
Gently, charged with plotting against the
life Of the Car of Russia and Leopold of
Belgium.
FIVE sailors of the bark Gettysburg mu-
tinted in the Lower st. Lawrence recently.
On their arrival at Montreal they were ar
| rested and remanded.
BERLIN bankers condemn the issue of
Prussian bonds bearing three and a half
per cent. interest. They say that no loan
at less than four per cent. can succeed in
the present state of the money market.
ADMIRAL Mot telegraphed from NADIA
gascar recently, demanding a prompt dis
patch of reinforcements.
The number of new cases of cholera re-
ported in Spain on the Sth was 1,479;
deaths, 74A
Aberystwith, market town and seaport
of Wales, was partially burned the other
morning. The building cost 100000.
AN election in County Down, Ireland,
resulted in further Conservative gains,
Lord Hill being reelected by majority of
401.
4 DISPATCH from Paris states that the
French Government has authorized GEN
eral De Courcey to depose the present
King of AMMAN if he refuses to submit to
French authority, and to place on the
| throne in his stead the head of another
branch of the reigning family.
LLoYDs' agent at St. Thomas received
information from Venezuela July that a
revolution had broken out in that country.
The Government troops at Carupano had
pronounced in favor of the revolution.
AT meeting of the Midland Iron Trade
at Birmingham, Eng, on the 10th, great
depression was reported. Failures were
increasing, while the bulk of the iron
works were not paying expenses. Com
mon forge pig was quoted at thirty two
shillings per ton, the lowest price ever re-
corded.
FURTHER earthquakes occurred in the
Vale of Cashmere on the 4th of July.
THE business failures for week ended
July 8 were: For the United States, 25S;
for Canada, "a: total of 2S5 against 204
the week previous. The Western, Southern
and Pacific States furnished about two.
thirds of the whole number.
THE captain and first mate of the British
brig J. Williams, from Wilmington, N. c.,
were sentenced at Newcastle, Eng, re-
Gently, each to seven years. penal servitude
for killing Seaman Limberg.
THE LATEST.
THE recent story that Captain Couch,
the leader of the Oklahoma Colony, had
stabbed a Mr.. Bush during a quarrel re-
garding money due the settlers counsel at
Douglass, Kan, was gross exaggeration.
There was a dispute and knock down
with fists, but no stabbing. Captain Couch
paid his fine in the police court and there
the matter ended.
GENERAL SHERIDAN said in a recent in
terview that in his opinion the Arapahoe
tribe was peaceably inclined, that the
Cheyennes alone were likely to rise, and
that the occasion of the whole disturbance
was the encroachments of the cattle men
and colonists on the Indian possessions.
BELFAST, Me-, had a serious fire on the
10Th, which broke out in the Belfast livery
stables, where twenty horses were burned
to death. The American Hotel was also
destroyed, together with other buildings.
After the fire was over the bodies of two
men named Twombly and Casey were
found in the ruins of the stable.
TEN persons persisted by the capsizing of
a sailboat on Lake Minnetonka, on the
afternoon of the 18th, ex-Mayor Rand and
family, OF Minneapolis, being among the
number.
Four firemen were seriously injured by
a falling wall at fire which broke out in
the livery stable of Albert Burch, on North
Pearl street, Albany, N. Y. Thirty horses
were killed, the total loss amounting to be-