Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-01

| 81. Young, at Jacksonville, Texas. Smi.l
was dangerously stabbed under one eye.
Rudolph Schieke, young Cincinnati de
faulter, committed suicide twenty fou
hours before he was to have been married
| An iron building in process of construc
ton on the New Orleans Exposition
grounds, fell causing the death of one man
The steamer Leflore sank in the Yazo
river, about eight miles south of Sartar
tea. She can be raised without much dam
age.
VIM. L. Kirken, teller in the second Ma
tional bank of IontOwn, Ohio has beel
found guilty on three counts, of embezsle
ment.
An attachment amounting to $12,O 900 ha
| been levied on the grocery and dry good
stock of Collins & Douglas & Crockett, o
Texas.
The freight depot and three cars of tn,
New York, Chicago & st. Louis railroad, a
| gainesville, were destroyed by fire. Los
5000.
Egbert Earl and his infant daughter, O.
Albany, were suffocated by gas from &
stove, and his wife and son are in q critical
condition.
Mass, four large business blocks at Troy
N. Y, and the farm house OF Jacob Kiltz
ST., near Kalamazoo, Mich.
Oscar Delaney shot Dan Hart in the neck
at Louisville, KY, in general quarrel
over the price of q grocery counter. The
wound is fatal. Delaney e'caped.
Plummer's planing-mill, at Jackson,
Michigan, was blown to pieces by boiler
explosion. One employe was killed and
six others received serious injuries.
J. Henry Hobart, the civil engineer who
built the famous loop on the Southern Pa.
citc road, was frozen to death in the street
at Omaha after becoming intoxicated.
Gov. Crittenden pardoned Robert Trimm,
sent up for twenty years from Newton coun-
ty for murder in the second degree. The
convict was an inmate of the hospital.
A map found on the person of q counter.
feiter arrested in Chicago enabled the secret
service officers to unearth q number OF
plates in the woods near Saylesville, Wis
consin.
Marshal Bierbower, of Omaha, is said to
be searching Chicago for fifteen citizens who
have been indicted for making fraudulent
homestead entries in Brown county, Ne
braska.
The steamer Cornwell, leaving New York
port for Bristol, England, run into the ship
Lornty, laden with oil, at anchor of Bed
loe's Island. The ship sunk in twenty min
utes. All the crew was saved.
George G. Lake, retired dry-goods mer-
chant of New York. has died from injuries
received by being knocked down by street.
car He aided Emma Abbott to obtain q
musical education in Europe.
A large oil fire occurred at Phillips City
Pa. The tanks of the Fisher wells, numbers
three and four, and the Armstrong tank,
number three, containing {, 900 barrels each,
we're all burned, and the flames spread to
other tanks.
A fast train on the Baltimore and Ohio
road jumped the track, near Bremen, Indi-
ana, Fifteen persons were injured, among
them being Congressman Shlvely of Indi-
ana. Delegate-elect Clifford of Dakota, Fred
erick A. Wheeler and wife of Baltimore,
and J. W. Mills and wife of Chicago.
A terrible bloody riot occurred at Chetola
village, forty miles from Chattanooga, at q
school entertainment. A crowd of drunken
roughs attempted to break it up, and in the
efforts to eject the intruders battle ensued
during. which three men were shot, one
named Hall four times. No less than ten
were stabbed and q great number badly
beaten.
The Masonic temple at Cincinnati has
hooo DESTROYED hvy fro Tho ~
lest many articles which cannot be re-
placed. Other lodges loss heavily. The
building was fully insured. J. r. Miles &
Co., whose store was in the building are
heavy losers. The total loss was $3.50, 600;
insurance $159, 500.
Two houses burned at Maosield, Pa,
One portion was occupied by John Holmes
and wife and FIVE children, and another by
Thomas Bell, who lived alone. At three
o'clock this morning Holmes entered the
house and accidently upset lamp, setting
fire to the building, which burned so quick
ly that he had barely time to rescue his
family. All efforts to save Bell were USE
less.
Elmer Rollins, aged twenty-three, was
fatally stabbed by James Smith. q youth of
nineteen. Rollins, who was drunk, was
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with him, and was told by Smi b to desist
He became enraged and struck and Kicked
Smith, when the latter drew q rocket knife
and stabbed him in the abdomen. He fell
to the pavement and died in few moments.
Smith was arrested.
Fire swept away the county poor-house
near Lapeer. Michigan; the grocery store of
Armstrong & Buchanan, at Cedar Rapids,
lows; 100000 worth of quartermaster's
stores at Sault Ste. Marie; the pottery of
isaac Davis, at Trenton. New Jersey; the
spacious residence of w. B. McCreery, at
Flint, Michigan; the Riverside paper-mills
at South Toledo, Ohio, and q hotel and
opera house at Stanton, Michigan.
Like the Brooklyn theatre fire the Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum grows more horrible
with the hours. Several more bodies of the
missing" children have been dug from the
ruins, also the body of q man. The books
show that there were 7A children in the
Home at the time of the fire, and of this
number 663 have been accounted for. This
leaves 81 missing. The total insurance is
$95, 0C0 and the estimated loss $50, 1000.
STOCR sQUIBS.