Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-06-03

Louise, oldest daughter of the Prince Of
Wales, will be married to Prince Oscar Of
| Sweden.
A REPORT from Sicily says: The lava a
Mount Etna is advancing toward Pecolos
at the rate of 40 inches hourly, and is nov
within one kilometre of the town. The nd
jacent country is also menaced and the in
habitants are flying from their homes Al
the streams and waterways in the dfstric
have dried up and a water famine prevails
Snow to the depth of several inches ha
fallen in Northern Vermont AVID mucl
damage to crops was feared.
| A DYNAMITE factory at Valencia, Spain
was destroyed recently by an explosion
which killed twelve men.
TIE British ship William Law wen
ashore at West Sentary, n. S., recently
and was total wreck. Two seamen wer'
+, drowned The loss was $4,000.
THE trial of Herr Most commenced il
New FORK on the 9th.
The R.yal Electric Light Works of Mont
real were burned recently. The loss was
$4,000.
Ex-A1pyRM.' DUFFY was arrested re
| Gently in New York charged with being
connected with tn, Broadway surface rail
road bribery case.
The stables of the Philip Best Brewing
Company at Pittsburgh. Pa, were burned
! recently. a number of employees having
narrow escapes. Thirteen horses peris bee
in the flames.
IT is thought certain in New Y0 K
/ that W. J. Warner. implicated NTH Ferd
Ward escaped to Europe by way OF BoT
deaux, and is now hiding somewhere on
| the continent.
THE house of Isaac Kinkaid, at Fellow
ship. Marion County, Florida, burned re-
Gently and three children lost their lives.
A TRAIN on the Virginia Midland road
bound north, went through the trestle near
Priddy's, Va, the other day, injuring sew
eral people.
A STRIKE took place on the Church street
New York; surface railroad on the 9th.
The road is owned by Vice-President Hart
of the Third Avenue Company, and the
strike is the first of series.
THE United States Fish Commission have
succeeded perfectly in the attempt to pro-
pa gate Holsters artifcially.
THE other night the Over-laden floors Of
the Valley City mills at Grand Rapids,
Mich, gave way, precipitating the ma
chinery and five hundred tons of wheat
and flour to the basement The damage
was over 100000.
BUSINESS failures for the sIven days end
ed May p numbered: For the United
States, 155; Canada, %: total, lsa; COM
pared with 167 the week previous.
A STEAMER of the line of the Sarnia Trans
portation Company struck and stranded on
Green Island shoal, off Mississuaga, Mich,
recently. The passengers were landed at
Bruce mines.
COLONEL H. II. FISHER, cast iron pipe
manufacturer, of Allentown, Pa, has
failed with an indebtedness of about $780,,
Co.,.
THE clothing of Mrs. W. S. Kent, Of Kent,
o., caught fire from a stove recently and
she was so badly burned that she died.
THE jury at New York found Herr Most
Schenct and another anarchist guilty of
melting riot. Sentence was deferred.
WHEAT fell lower in Chicago on the 2Sth
than had been known for many years.
Cablegrams had depressing effect on the
market.
CHARGES of misusing funds have been
made against John A. Deane, of New
York, who for number of years has acted
as counsel for the American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union.
EDWARD l.. JONES, acting as master in
chancery at New York. has decided that
the Pacific railway, of Missouri, shall pay
over to r. l.. Cutting and others the sum
of S459, 600, which was received as a COM
promise from the Atlantic & Pacific and
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Companies.
FORMAL charges of corruption have been
preferred in the Canadian Parliament
against DR.. Cameron, a member of that
body.
Miss MAMIE GIDDINGs and Horace Mad
EN-, school teachers of Elkhart, Ind, were
drowned near Bristol, Ind, the other even
ing by the upsetting of boat in which
they had been fishing.
The Reading Railroad Coal and Iron
Company's statement for April shows de-
crease of gross earnings, $252, 1906; increase
of expenses, s2l5,041; decrease of net earn
ings, s467, 4O7, as compared with 1885.
MILES SELLS, prominent cotton man OF
st. Louis has received number of reports |
from Arkansas and Mississippi and the |
upper portion of Louisiana reporting ex-
ceedingly dry weather, backward crop
and decreased acreage, the planters conse
quently being very seriously alarmed.