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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

: TIE Northern Pacific Land Forfeit
urc bill as passed by the Senate de-
flares forfeited so much of the lands
granted 10 that company as are coter-
minous with that part of its main
line, which extends from Wallula
junction to Portland, and that part of
the Cascade branch now completed,
and makes the right of way in the Ter
ritories subject to taxation. Nothing
in the act is to be construed to waive
any right of the United States to for
felt any other lands granted by them
for failure, past or future, to comply
with the conditions of the grant.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24
NAVAL officers al New York mort arc

NAVAL officers al New York port arc
stirred up over the published stories of
an earthquake recently along the north
ern New Jersey coast. They assert
that the United States navy is entitled
to the credit of that shaking up, and
that the sloop-of-war Juniata did it
with her little guns, which she fired Off
the highlands of the Navcsink at the
time when the earthquake is alleged to
have occurred. The Juniata's Captain
says that if the Jerseymen don't be-
licve what he says he'll go down and
give them another earthquake any time
they choose. Reports of the earth S
vibrations at the moment of the shock
came next day from as far as fifty miles
from where the Juniata lay.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

QUEEN VICTORIA has offered the Comte
de Paris the use of Claremont Castle dur
ing his exile from France, but the offer has
been declined as the Comte does not intend
to reside permanently in England.
THE Liberal local Government, or seces-
sion party, Of Nova Scotia, was successful
at the elections by large majority. The
supporters of the Government claim
twenty nine of the thirty eight seats.
JrAREz SELMAN has been elected Presi-
dent of the Argentine Republic.
GOVERNOR HILL has vetoed the act OF the
Legislature, deciding for cumulative count
in elections for the choice of aldermen in
New York.
ROBERT ROSE, a veteran of the war of 1872,
expired recently at Berlin, o., aged 104
years and two months.
DIR. SAMUEL r. LoTHRor, for fifty-four
years pastor Of the Brattle Street Church
at Boston, is dead.
President CLEVELAND delivered the
diplomas to the graduates of the Washing
ton high and normal schools on the 10th.
A PARTY of French civil engineers sent
over to examine the American railroad
system called on the President recently.
Miss MATTE, daughter of Senator Mitch
ell. of Oregon, is betrotbed to Count de
Rochambeau.
GENERAL RosECRANs, Register OF the
Treasury, places the cost of the American
wars at the following figures: Revolution
airy, $4,000, 900; war of 1912, sll5,00O, 900;
Mexican war, S135, 900, 600; civil war, So
$50. 800 90S. IS.
The House Committee on Public Lands
has substituted the House bill for the Sen
ate bill FORGETTING the Northern Pacific land
grants.
THE North American Tnrnerbund has de-
cided to use both English and German IL
the Turner schools.
THE trial of the machinery Of the new
Government steamer Atlanta proved very
satisfactory.
WIN.Ns, the Baltimore millionaire, final
! " won in the divorce suit brought by Alice
O'Keefe.
THE Missouri car and foundry shops, st
Louis, were destroyed by fire recently
Loss, nearly 500, 600: partially insured.
BUNKER HILL day was observed in Bos
ton by trades procession, military pa
rade and open air concerts.
ArColon, United States of Colombia, n
Gently, the authorities attempted the III
rest of an unruly sailor Of the American
bark Don Justo. The rest of the crew re
sisted, when they were fred upon by al
augmented force and three OF them killed
Three others were dangerously wounded.
THE House Committee on Education me
on the 18th and at once adjourned to th'
last day of the session. This ended tn
| Blair bill for this session.
THE First Comptroller of the Treasury
| Hon. J. Durham, was married at Washing
ton recently to Mrs. Margaret Letcher Car
ter, of Kentucky.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

FIRE in New Haven, Conn.,, recently de-
stroyed Sperry & Barnes large provision
and pork packing house, causing loss Of
500,
NEARLY all the landlords about kilrush,
Ireland, have reduced rents from 10 to Is
per cent. The tenants where the land
lords refused reduction have declined to
pay.
DURING the recent elections at Santiago,
Chilli, great riot occurred, in which forty
persons were killed and many wounded.
Senior Dinator, prominent member OF the
Radical party, was killed. The result OF
the elections was supposed to be in favor
Of the Liberals.
A TELEGRAM from Sargon says that two
French officers have been killed with poi
soned arrows at Thankow. There have
been fresh massacres OF Christians in An
nam. The rebels have burned some vii
lagos near Tcuraine.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24
An Irish Romance.

New YORK, June 19.-Sevcral months
ago Annie Sheetly, a young Irish lassie.
waiting at tile table of her master, Mr..
Carroll. in Ireland, was insulted by one of
the guests, who had been drinking very
freely. John Carroll, son OF the
family, knocked the insultcr down
and followed up this bit OF
gailantry BY falling in love with the pretty
Annie. He said he would marry the girl
and Carroll here turned him out OF the
house. lie came to America and dug
bitches for living This week Annie ar
rived at Castle Garden and was scarcely
ashore before her ditch-diggiDg, disinherit-
ed lover seized her, and Juggling her on to
Rev. Father John ]. Riordan. married her
ON the spot
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

CLEARING house returns for week ended
June 10 showed an average increase OF
%.19 compared with the corresponding
week of last year. In New York the in
crease was 42.5.
The Knights of Labor of Wisconsin have
called State convention at Fort Howard
to nominate full State ticket.
THE Holland elections resulted in the re-
turn of forty-seven Liberals and thirty
nine anti-L;berals. The former standing
: was forty three each.
The President has signed the Dingley
Shipping bill.
GEORGE w. BADGEHOw, OF Toronto, Ont,
has been elected supreme master workman
of the grand lodge of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen.
| 18th. A message from the President was
laid before the House approving of the
Shipping bill, but announcing a defect
, which would require further legislation.
THE body of r. Davis Hutchraft, O
young attorney of Paris. KY, was found
in the lake near Chicago recently. His
body was bruised, aud it was thought he
had been robbed and murdered.
HOBART PAsHA, the we'll known English
officer in the Turkish army, is dead.
| TERRIFIC wind and rain storm passed
over the interior of Texas on the Goth. The
loss in Parker County was put at 100000.
SEVERAL persons were injured but nc one
was killed by a collision on the Railroad
near East Pepperill, Mass, recently.
AT Fosterville, O., recently, David and
William Williams, brothers and coal min
ers. attempted to open a key of powder
with a pick, when the powder exploded,
burning both men frightfully. William
died from the effects of his injuries.
| JUDGE DAVID DAVIS was reported on the
10th, at his residence at Bloomington, ILL.,,
to be in q serious condition OF health. He
was suffering from a malignant carbuncle.
SERIOUS fire took place in San Fran
cisco on the 20th. Tatum & Bowen, deal
ers in lubricating oils and machinery. lost
s120.0 GOO; insurance, $4,000; and the
Schmidt Label and Lithographing Com
oany, occupants of the upper part of the
ouilding, $4,000: insurance, $4,000.
The Tammany Hall Committee has voted
Ito appoint . committee to collect subscrip-
Itions for the benefit of Parnell in the CON-
ling English elections.
WORD has been received at Fort Huactua.
lea from Captain Lawton, who has been
following the hostiles in Sonora, that be
twas driving the band before him and the
indians are making their way to theil
stronghold in the Sierra Madrcs.
THERE was quite lively row in an cleo
tion meeting at lslington, London, recent
ty. Amoug the parties hustled and
knocked around was his Grace the Duke
of Norfolk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

ADvICEs from San Francisco state.
1t was feared the north wini which
prevailed along the coast during last
week had seriously injured the pros
poets of good wheat crop. Reports
received from all the wheat counties
of the State show that only four coun-
ties have been affected, and these only
in a slight degree. The present re-
ports conform to the previous ones
that the years wheat crop will be one
of the heaviest ever harvested in Cali.
fornia
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

NINE. BAzAINE, the wife of the eS-
French Marshal. is visiting the City
of Mexico. She belongs to we'll
known Mexican family, and showed
her courage and pluck when she as
sisted the Marshal to escape from his
prison at st. Margarita.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24
The antiquity CT the harp appea

The antiquity CT the harp appears
IN the fact that ancient Egyptian fres-
Goes contain harps that are three
thousand years old. Bruce gives some
copies of paintings in one-hundred-
gated Thebes of harp in the tomb OF
Rameses, thus showing that before
AAhens was built the Egyptians used
this instrument. Bible readers know
King David's favorite instrument was
the harp called kinnor. 1t is said that
when hung over his couch the wind
caused the strings to sound at mid
night-the principle of the 9olian
harp.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

AS AGREED upon in committee, the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill appro-
PIRATES S21, 053,S22. The estimates
aggregated 1864 500. The appro-
priation for the present year was $780,
2O5,74 This bill shows larger re-
duction as compared with the estimates
than any other reported this session
from the Appropriation Committee.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

A FISHING schooner and all on board
have been lost near Sealocks, n. +.
The schooner was heading for land
when struck by an off-shore squall,
which carried away the unreefed sails.
She keeled over and sunk immedi-
atolr
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

In the iron and steel mills at Pitts
burgh, Pa, the men are working over
time, indicatinga prosperous condition
of the trade The iron output this
year, compared with last year, shows
an excess of two hundred and three
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE Supreme Court of Ohio has re-
fused to issue the writ of quo warranto
prayed for by the old Cincinnati Board
of Public Works. This establishes the
legality of the Republican Senate's do
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

-.sGladstone's bill, remarked old
Mrs. Badger, petulantly. I've heard
of chat for the past ten months. 1t
seems to me it was time for Mr.. Glad
stone to pay his bills. IN r Nail
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

A one hundred and fifty ton bowlder
rolled down the mountain at swan
vile, Me-, the other day, and cut
clean swath through large forest trees
for over thirty rods.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

Some people, doubtless. ara born
to be bores; others achieve the quail
ties that 60 to make a bore OF
superiative degree, and large portion
of the innocent and defenseless por-
ton of the human race have bores
thrust upon them.-BostoB Traveller.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-24

met at Emporia and unanimously renOm
mated Hon. Thomas Ryan for Congress.
WILLIE LAYTON. aged fifteen years, son Of
William Layton, of Larned, died recently
of hydrophobia. He was bitten by mad
dog last October, but showed no signs Of
hydrophobia until within few hours Of
his death He died in terrible agony.
THERE are still good many wild horses
in the western part Of the State. A couple
of men succeeded in capturing eleven the
other day.
FINE rains of late.
AT depth of $50 feet, salt water wa.
struck in the coal hole being bored at To
peka. The water rises to the surface, and
flows continually at the rate of about one
hundred barrels day. The extreme brack.
ishness of the water led to an analysis OF
it, as there is reason to believe it is of a
quality from which good salt can be made.
W. H. BARRY. of Dawn, was arrested re-
Gently charged with numerically and dan
gerously beating Mrs. John SDrinner, OF
that place The lady went to his shop to
collect forty cents which he owed her.
Barry refused to pay the money and
knocked her down and kicked her brutally.
The personal property of Leavenworth
County is assessed at s., 566,O93.
THE State Military Board have fully de-
cided upon the next encampment Of the
Kansas National Guard. 1t will be held at
Fort Riley, commencing September 20 and
lasting six days. Prizes will be awarded
the best drilled regiment and companies,
and it is understood awards of medals will
be madc to individuals Of the most sol
dierly qualifications and bearing.
A MAN known as Doc Bennett was acct
dentally shot by Will Freyer at Terry. six
teen miles north of Garden City, the other
day. Tbs iaiured nan lived about two
hours.
OxE John L. Gilbert was recently ar
rested near Bowling Green for an assault
upoa his step-daughter, Minnie Miller.
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now, Spring zephyrs have played
upon this promised land" she has
felt the refreshing influences, and,
responding, has arisen from her stu
por; JOY and gayety are awakened,
and laughing pleasure has banished
every care. The sun beams pene-
trate, the sweet flowers spring up,
the trees again look young, the bud
ding beauties and the freshness Of
the verdure gladden. our heart, and
its JOY is perfected in feeling I'm
happiness of all around.
Verify, verify this Z the "prom-
ised land our Father gave US. The
land Of love. Love! Love! The
keystone of perfect happiness on
earth! The material OF which heav-
en- and our Father are formed, for
"God is Love-" And yet, though
love is as free as the air, and as
bouTtiful as the waters of the ocean,
how few, o how few, possess it?
Perfect Love! The profound mys-
terry of happiness on earth and in
heaven. Yes, our Father made it,
and verify we are in the promised
land" a land of love "aowing with
milk and honey" He formed it by
his power; established it by his wis
dom, and hung it ut on nothing; Jer.
10; IL. Job 20; Z, IL. He created
it not in vain, but to be inhabited
Isa. 40; IS. He causes the grass to
grow for the cattle, ana grain for the
service of man, that he may bring
fruit out of the earth; Psm. l04; ii.
lie raises vapors, converts them into
thick clouds, with which he binds up
the waters Of the sea, and they do
not tear. He darts his lightning
through them, they pour down rain
and scatter abundance over the earth.
job rs; 7 &c. 36; q &c. He causes
winter rains to inundate countries
by His breath ice is produced and
the waters which were spread on all
sides are held in chains. He causes
the most clear and serene sky to
succeed the darkest clouds. Job 2S;
s, &c. He is wise in heart and
mighty in strength. He formed the
consultations Arcturus, Orion and
Pleiad-s. Job $; 4. Yes, He made
the Heavens with all their hosts.
Neh. 3; q. When the lightnings
flash and the thunders peal He is
announcing His wonders and per-
forming things too marvellous for our
comprehension. Job 81; 5, &c.
Yet, it seems to me, of all His
wonderful works, the most mysteri-
Gus and incomprehensible is that
paradoxical, conglomerate monde
script being called
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A letter has been received here,
stating that Mr.. II. 5. Williams, was
reported dead by his home paper.
The Osceola Times, (Ark.) Mr.. vii
liams Is still here safe and sound,
and says that to "go dead" will be
the poorest act Of his life.-Leland,
Aliss.) Record.
Just such obstinacy on the part Of
a corpse, after he has been deoently
laid beneath the sod, and the local
paper has written up the usual ster-
otypod funeral notice, and the mourn
ing garments have all been purchas-
ed, and then to have the dear depart
ed come up out Of his grave aud an
nounce to his grief stricken friends
that he is still in the land of the liv-
ing, is what has brought, alas, too
many aspiring newspaper men to the
verge of dispair, and whitened his au-
burn locks ere the roses of youth had
fairly colored his velvety, peach bios
somed cheek. But we are getting
too old for such foolishness. We
know Hal is dead. We have it from
good authority. Young Hollowell,
a prominent republican politician, OF
Scott township, said he had it in
black and white and swore Hal was
as ",lead as door nail" Now, can
any one doubt it? It's bad enough
for live corpse to lie about matters
of this kind, let alone a dead one.
AS public journalist we are al
ways ready aud willing to publish
notices of the death of our friends
and acquaintancos, but self respect
and an utter adherence of the busi-
ness of y" digging up s,iffs compels
MS to draw the line right here.
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LiTTLE Rock, AEK June q, is7

Little Rock, ARG June q, 1879.
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A KING
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon lis forty sixth year
rIpe in the experiences of the past aud iu ! oi
hope Tor a future for the whole country, but
especially for this and ihr ntleh'orihg States
that shall surpaSs the dreams oi the most san
euine oi the early settlers All the Questions
growing out Oi slavery, and which leit the Norlh
and the south divided Tor nearly three genera
tions, have been settled, and the States nave
adjusted themselves 10 the new conditions IN n
spirit of unity, peace and concord There are,
therefore no issues before the country that are
not common 10 all the people, and that are not
OF an economical and national character. There
are no questions before the National legIsl atnre
that do not equally effect the intereste of all the
States al d that cannot be discussed from basis
of personal welfare by the citizens ofall Of them.
For the future therefore. legislation, both ma
tional and state, is to be Of a business char
acter and is, Tor that reason To come home
closer aud closer TO the individual clilzen .
Personal politics Is, with the bosses, to he
relrgated TO the past, and civil service reform
is to secure to the country honesty, efficiency
and industry In public places. The political
outlook is all that could be desired. President
Cleveland has made an abiding impression up
On the country, and at the close oi his admin =
istration viii have rccOnciled even his political
opponent to a continuance Of Democratic as
crndancy. There IA nothing to hinder or retard
the progress OF the country. All the aVallable
lands of the West taken up, the south must Tor
mahy years be the favored section for enter
prising immi grants, aud its coal and irca fields
invite capitalists from the exhausted mineral
lands of The North and West, A rapid and great
increase OF manu- lactnres must follow. and this
will neccssitatea rapid iner asc of railroads and
n CORES sponding increase otOur laboring popu-
lation The APPEAL, the pioneer In the jour
nalistic field of the southwest, always in SYM
pathy with the people, will be found during the
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and animated by only the desire 10 keep the lead
and prompt its readers to the Increasing adyan-
tages OF our soil and climate and geographical
situation. 10 accomplish this no expense Will
be spared. We shal! continue to make u most
libca use OF the telegraph and thus keep our
readers Informed OF the advance OF the world
daS by day as fast as developments in any de-
partment Of human etloit are made public. We
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now hign standing as a news paper and leader
Of public opinion, aud 50 continue to deserve
the 20 far unshakcn confidence OF constituency
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