Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-17


shoot. went into his fathers house, got a
the child's breast, resulting in death in q
few hours.
tyr civil marriage of Mime. Adelina
Patti and Signor Nicolini teek place at
Swansea recently. rine ceremony was
performed at the office of the French Con-
sulate. The Office was surrounded by a
crowd, who enthusiastically cheered the
bride ard groom when they entered and
when they departed.
DEADLY riots took place recently in Bel
fast between prangemen and Catholics, in
which nine persons were killed, two Of
them being females. The military finally
succeeded in quiet!hg matters
A WATER spout burst over Marshall, n
e., recently and most terrific rain fell up
on the surrounding country. Houses fell
before the advancing flood and cattle were
:wspt away and drowned. No loss of life
was reported.
A FIRE at Tonawanda, N. Y, recently de-
stroyed the Mozart theater and saloon and
about a dozen other buildings. The loss
was estimated at $4,000 The body of an
unknown man was found burned in the
ruins,
SERIOUS rioting, caused by political ex-
element, took place at Pesth. Hungary, on
the 10th.
A LETTER from Sir Robert Hart, Inspec-
tor of Chinese Imperial Customs, denies
that the Chinese Government intends to
construct a railway, and says that there
will be no opening in China for some time
to come for such an enterprise.
TWENTY persons at least received bullet
wounds in the riots at Belfast ON the 9th.
An attempt at renewing the riots was
made the following day, but was sup
pressed. All the tnverns were ordered
closed.
A sUBsIDENCE of the earth recently
caused considerable excitement at Par
sons. Pa.
THE City and Suburban handicap at
Sheephead Bay. N. Y, was won by Trou-
badour.
HIRAM B. WADswoRTH, of Holly, N. Y,
committed suicide the other morning by
jumping from Goat Island bridge at Mag
ara. He was carried over the falls.
ADvIcEs from Auckland, New Zealand,
StdUt JudU al 1oIdNCl1 tbCIC boo pOSh q
volcanic eruption preceded by an earth
quake. Many natives and Europeans per-
ished.
l.. W. PITCHER, the expelled member of
the Chicago board Of trade, has sued the
board for So, 600.
CHARLES e. LtNDEtt., dealer in Swedish
iron, Boston, has made an assignment.
Liabilities, $50, 600; assets about the same.
LIMESTONE, Idaho, recently reported four
horse-theves hanging to tree.
RECENTLY Thomas Hunt, o we'll known
settler, was killed by the Apaches near
Harshaw. And near Benson the red skins
killed an unknown white man.
IT is alleged that the day after the mar
riage Of the Duke of Bragnitza and the
Princess Amelie, of Portugal, the Dukes
mistress was poisoned, and her two children
died the next day of some unknown dis
ease. The father of the young woman was
so affected that he went insane.
THE business failures during the seven
days ended June II numbered for the
United States, $50; for Canaea, 30; total.
200, compared with total Of 1877 the week
previous.
JoHN HUNTER, Kentucky negro, was re-
Gently convicted of stealing small sum of
money at Evansville, Ind. AS he had
already served three terms in the State
prison the jury gave him q life imprison-
ment.
FIRE broke out recently in tho store OF
Moore & Madden, Litchfield, Conn., A
score of buildings were destroyed. Loss,
$4,000.
CHIEF GRAVES, of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing, Washington, is prepar-
ing list of some two hundred names of
employees to be discharged July owing to
lack of work.
A FAMILY named Armstrong, consisting
of the husband, wife, two sons and one
daughter went from Missouri last fall and
settled in Little Mountain valley, on a
tributary of the Yellowstone river. They
were recently missing for nearly three
weeks, when it was learned that a sudden
flood, caused by the melting of snow, swept
away the house and drowned the inmates
THE strike of the Buffalo On. ~ bakers
has been declared off, both sides making
The American Association of Steel Snap
ers and Plow Manufacturers met in Louis
vile recently and adopted scale of prices.
TWENTY new cases and ten deaths by
cholera is the daily average in Venice.