Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-07-30

TWELVE shocks Of earthquake, one o.
| which was very severe, were felt in Cash
mere July 16.
THE Rev. DR.. Walsh, the Archbishop
designate of Dublin, was received in a pri
vate audience recently by the Pope. Thu
Pope advised him to observe prudence il
Irish politics.
PRINCE HoHENLoHE, the new German
ambassador to France, has been formally
| appointed Governor of Alsace-Lorraine
| Lieutenant General Van Schweinitz, the
new German ambassador to Russia, viii
succeed Prince Hohenlohe at Paris.
DISPATCHES from Assouan say: Major
| Grenfell has telegraphed that messenger.
| from Cobra have arrived with the repor,
that Ell Mahdi died of small-po on June 80
A LIFE boat which put out from Var.
mouth, Eng, the other night to res.
cue the crew of stranded vessel ran upor
the sunken wreck and and sank in few
minutes. Eight persons were drowned.
In the course of a recent debate in the
House of Lords Lord Salisbury took occac.
| ion to deliver an encomium upon the high
manly courage displayed by Earl Spencer
in the performance of his duties as Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Vienna Idgblatt says the Russian
Government meditates imposing poll tax
of from one hundred to two hundred
roubles upon every foreigner residing
longer than fortnight in that country.
The Panslavist political societies were
rQn0rfad nj rIipo hn lorro II
Russia with inflammatory addresses abus-
ing England, with the object of making
war agitation popular.
AT Claraford, near AK (France). re-
Gently, several persons were burned to
death and sixteen houses consumed.
A sHEIKH at Cairo on the 23d declared
that he witnessed the funeral of Ell Mahdi.
THE directors of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company have approved the
proposed lease of the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Company by the Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific Companies.
The English Government, on the sug-
gestion of Consul Fawcett, has allowed the
American colony, who have no cemetery
of their own at Constantinople, to use the
British cemetery at Scutari, which was
created during the Crimean war.
THE immense cereal depot of Kalaschni
kow, near st. Petersburg, Russia, burned
recently. The loss reached an enormous
sum.
LORD LoNsDALE and Sir George Chef
wynd met in Rotten row, London, recent
ly, when the latter at once struck Lord
Lonsdale on the head with his riding whip,
knocking his hat into the street. Boil men
were ON horseback at the time. The trouble
was about a woman.
In Spain on the 22d there was a total of
2,270 new cases of cholera and 94S deaths.
Cases were reported at Salamanca and
Barcelona.
PRINCESS BEATRICE, daughter of Queen
Victoria, was married to Prince Henry, of
Battenberg, at St. Mildred's Church, Whip
bingham, suburb of the city of Newport,
Isle of Wight, on the 23d.
The Captain of the schooner Annie Matte
reports sighting three vessels off Cape
Horn. completely dismasted, and that
steamer, supposed to be English, succeeded
in saving one. He is ignorant of the fate
of the others, as well as of their names.
FIRE broke out the other day in Carde-
mas, Cuba, and before it was checked seven
was 100000, while the insurance amounted
to $4,000.
WHILE the bridal procession was return
ing from the church after the marriage of
Princess Beatrice in the Isle of Wight, a
man suddenly rushed toward the carriage
occupied by the bride, and was at once
seized and locked up. He was undoubtedly
insane.
RECENTLY there was terrific storm at
Tara Cajetani, Italy, and thirteen persons
were killed and twenty-five injured by
lightning.
AN earthquake has occurred in the Rung-
pur district, in Bengal, and village near
Nattore has been engulfed.
Two houses at Cologne, Germany, ten
anted by sixteen families, collapsed re-
Gently. About seventy persons were
buried, of whom many were killed and
injured.
THE directors of the Munster Bank, Ire
land. propose to resume business, and for
this purpose they will issue debentures
bearing five per cent. interest. They have
abandoned all hope of obtaining assistance
from the Government or the Bank. of Ire
land.
THE business failures for the week ended
July 90 were: In the United States, 1872; in
Canada, pa total of 215, as compared
with 225 the week previous.
THE LATEST.
THE cattlemer Interested in the leasinS
# Indian lands held a meeting at st. Louis
ecently. The object was to induce the
PRESIDENT to amend or rescind the recent
rider declaring the cattle leases illegal.
The clearing house returns for week
nded July % showed an increase Of 15.4
with the corresponding week of
SS4.
A CLOUD-BURsT occurred at Colorado
Springs, COL, at midnight on the 9th. The
lopes of Shocks Run were swept by the.
waters, and tents, houses, ETC., were car
led. One woman was known to have per-
shed, and it was feared many other lives
we're lost.
A WILCOX, A. T., special says: Geron-
mo and his band is reported in the
)ragoon Mountains. They ran off some |
took near Charleston on the 25th and COM
nitted several depredations.
"A POLICE officer vvaS Shot in oh 90 on 70,