Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

POIso, V3o,oOH'
Western Union telegraph operators q,
Chicago want the ''extras" restored, now
that business has revived.
Commodore Kane of the Galena has made
his report 10 Secretary Whitney relative te
the burning of Aspin wall.
The seventh annual convention of the
Supreme conclave of the Independent Or.
der of Hepsasophs met at Pittsburg.
Sunday nc wspape-s and Sunday mail SER
vice were condemned by resolution by the
National Reform association at Pittsburg.
Good prices were obtained at q sale o.
Jersey cattle in New York. A 2year-olG
ball brought $4,000 and 6-year-old COW
$1,000.
Gov. Cameron (Readjuster) will call an
extra session of the Virginia legislature tc
consider the supreme court decision on the
coupon case.
Mrs. Henrietta Morgan, mother of the
confederate general John 81. Morgan, has
inherited 81, 100000 by the death o. q
French baroness.
Citizens of Chattanooga will tender Gen
Grant the free use of q private hotel on
Lookout mountain, where it is thought he
will greatly benefited.
The National Reform association met al
Pittsburg. 1t opposes the carrying of the
mails on Sunday, polygamy and the license
of the liquor traffic under any form.
Two Pennsylvania miners went into o
prize ring to settle difficulty, bat before
the second round was commenced the fight
become general one among the 300 spec
tators.
A woman claiming to be the wife of Ross
Winans, the millionaire, sues for divorce at
New York. She does not claim that they
were ever legally married, but says he in
PRODUCED her as his wife.
Two hundred converts to Mormonism ar
rived at Castle Garden on the 22d. They
were mainly Eng lish and Scotch. There
was eighty men and 120 women in the
party. They left for Utah.
Four Belgian glass workers arrived at
New York, and the union will endeavor to
prevent them from working in this country
under the anti-contract labor law. The
matter will be taken to the courts.
Brooklyn society is stirred up over q
couple of "kid" weddings, one of the brides
being IS years of age and the groom 10.
The marriages we're planned at skating
Kinks and the parents will institute divorce
proceedings.
The progress of civiliz alton is reflected in
a proclamation by Governor McCurtain, OF
the Choctaw nation, calling upon all prac-
ticing physicians to meet medical examin-
ers at the principal towns and undergo ex-
aminations.
The New York fruit company has com.
menced proceedings at Newport, KY, to
foreclose mortgage for 81 ,OOe, GOO given by
the Cincinnati & Southern railroad. I.P.
Huntington has an eye on the property, to
secure entrance to Newport.
The Lewis Cook manufacturing company,
one of the largest manufactures of car
riages and buggies in the West, has assign
ed. Liabilities, $500, 600; assets about the
same. Preferences amounting to $4,000
were given before the the assignment was
made.
-Four steerage passengers from Antivery
we're detained at Castle Garden until an in
vestigation could be made. 1t is claimed by
of the Knights of Labor
that they we're brought over by glass man
ufacturing firm in Kent, O., in violation of
the contract labor law.
kilograms to Bradstreets from principal
points report that demands
from country merchants have thus far been
Spring trade is q fortnight
late even where the demand is most active.
Failures for the week, 1885, previous week,
LA; corresponding week, 1884, 1856.
A dispatch from Chicago, April %, says:
Mrs. Steenriede, the wife OF a Memphis doc
tor, who ran away with her colored coach
man, and came to this city. left for Cincin-
natl tonight, and is supposed to have in
tended returning to Memphis. Irwin, the
is still in this city.
A poor old man in see0y garments, who
said he had travelled ON foot from Galena,
ILL.,, and had known and fought under Gen.
Grant, paused in front of the house, and
dra wing of his weather-beaten hat prayed
loud and fervently for his recovery: When
he turned to 60 tears were covering each
other down the veterans face.
The Valley Springs. (Dak.) Enterprise
lays: I'VE are informed that Mrs. Matte
Johnson, who lives four miles west of town,
was doing her Homework when her daugh-
.er Anna, two years old, got hold of q bot
lie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
n place of half q teaspoonful as q general
lose, drank the full bottle. 1t cured her
,ough and she is doing we'll"
,EThe Chicago board Of trade has decided to |
adjourn over Wednesday next, in order to
,oid the dedicatory exercises of the new |
Thirty seven commercial bodies |
gill send representatives, including the |
of Liverpool. There will be |
concerts in the new hall Tuesday evening
md Wednesday morning, and the pro- |
,ramme will be concluded with q banquet |
It the Grand Pacific Wednesday evening.
About q year ago at Hasle, Denmark, P.
l. Michaelson deposited $50, $50 with a
'snker, previous to sailing for halifax, and
ook o receipt. He was wrecked on the
Daniel Steinmann, at Sambro,
nd the banker refused to transfer the
money to Michaelson's heirs. The Danish
instructed its consul at Hall
Ak to recover the receipt if possible. A
vas found to contain the precious docu-
nent.
A correspondent telegraphs from Camp
Russell, in the Indian Territory, that ali
ettlers have been removed from Oklahoma,
hough the cattlemen still remain. The
occupants of two ranches, the improve
nents on which were destroyed by the
military last week, have encamped on the
round and continue to Craze their cattle.
The troops are now in position to inter-
ept any considerable force of settlers that
night attempt TO enter the country. Fears
f trouble with the Indians hsye been al
lyed.
The Iowa Auditor . 6 atsmsnt of the Bur.
ington Insurance Oempany's ooodition =
very croditoble one, II shows the CON-
any 70 possess 1100. 900 cash capital, aggre-
,ats cash asDees, as, O98 93. IisbiHties, In
luding $100, go eaah capital, reinsurance
eeervo and III other Liabilities, $3N, 358 50.
rhis leaves cold Burlington nstsu1plua
{ $12o, 740.6S. Tho showing thus made Il