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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04

There was . slight rain storm In
these parts Friday night last.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04

5 cent Calico at Emerson to make
room for new stock.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04
PLASTEEINl.i.

r. JOHN0ON il an expert Plasterer.
L. He is now prepared to take large and small
contracts. Satisfaction guaranteed. The last aiH
years he has done work in Dodge and vicinity, all
Of which speaks for ITSELF He is an old timer, and
reliable. We commend him to the public. Smos.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04

WANrED-By young man with
good references, q situation as salesman
or clerk. Has had six years experience.
Apply for information at this Office. 2t.
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Walker Boots and Shoes for men .
wear, the best ever made, at
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04

Judge Crumbaugh and wife returned
from Missouri last Sunday.
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.rxn. wARpANTED TO oRow.

9ER DIS WARDANTBD TO GROW.
am the only authorized agent for the sale Of
Tillinghasts Garden Seeds, at this place; All
Puget Sound Cabbage..seed, grown on Puget Sound.
Washington, Territory, can't be beat. Send stamp
for Catalogue. Also Tilllnghasts Cabbage Fest
R. Fl. GAMBLE,
Posto.,ce Box. 41a Dodge City, Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04

FIT. N. Weuie has returned from
Topeka.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04

Timothy, Red Clover and Blue Gras,
seed in bulk, at EMERsoNs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04
TREES FOR SALE.

j, COLLISTER
takes orders for
Nursery Stock. He
will be in Dodge part
of the time for the
next 6 weeks. I get
my stock at Hutch
ipson, Kaness, and
deliver In good sea-
son and in good con-
dition.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-04

The hide inspector is making it quite
lively for some people.
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Fine snow fall Tuesday.

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day.
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Evening star., 1886-07-16

consideration Of the report was postponed until
next session.
Mr.. Maison then called up the veto message
On the bill granting q pension to Elizabeth
Luce.
In this case the majority Of the committee
recommend that the bill pass Notwithstanding
the veto of the President, while the minority
report that the bill should not pass. The
Speaker announced that the question
was upon the passage of the bill over the
veto and 1T was decided in the negative
yes, 116; nays, 124-not the constitutional
twO-thirds voting in the Affirmative. The fol-
lowing democrats voted TO pass the bill over
the veto: Messrs. Care on, Foran, Frederick,
Geddes, aybury, Tarsney, Weaver Qowa),
Wolford and Worthiugton.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
From Wall street To-day.

at the stock exchange this morning, first prces
showing advances vi Is To a per cent generally,
wnile Readiay was up q, Northwest o,, and
Erie II, respec lively. There WAS an active busi-
hess IN Erie, L.ickawanns and -. PIal, with a
moderate trading i'll the remainder vi the active
list Immediately alter The opening special
weakness Was developed in Lackawinuii and
Northwestern. the former losInS II. pc. cent
aud the latter p within the nrst ii teen ininuJes
Western CnIou also declined - AID oLurrs
small fractions, wniie the NanueTLilts ANA
Louisville and Na>hvile We're firm. Tue
decline was SOON Checked, and on the rally
prices We're carried up To the opening figures
generally, wniie Louisville and Nashville
showed All advance OF per cent, most o1 winch
Was afterwards lost. Iue market then became
steady and quiet at the rally, Remaining So
until IL . clock.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Regarded In London - aa Asse0ps -
whiteWNsh Sir Charles.

LONDON, July 16.-The rsbearing In tbs
divorce case OF Crawford against Crawford
aud Dixie. reopened by the queens proctor, Was
begun to-day. Sir Charles Dixie, the co-respon-
dent, was present, also were Mrs. Crawford
and her sister The court room was crowded.
The counsel for the queen's proctor. In opening
the case, asserted that the servants mentioned
by Mrs. Crawford in her confession as being
Charles Dixie at his house or else where, did not
confirm Mrs. Crawfurd's statements In any
particular. Sarah, the maid. who, Mrs.
Crawford said. dressed her In Sir Charles
apartments after his departure from the
appointment there, denied, the counsel
said, that she ever did as Mrs.
Crawford alleged. The French woman, Fanny,
VINO Mrs. Crawford Confessed brought her into
relations with SIR Charles Dixie, had, counsel
admitted, disappeared, but Sir Charles Dixie
himself would testify and show that he nos
with Mrs. Crawford on the dates she alleged he
was in company with her and Fanny. The
woman who kept the house in Warren street
wherein Mrs. Crawford said she met Sir
Charles, would show that the respondent never
slept there as alleged. Sir Charles Dixie coach.
man would slow that he never stayed long at
Mrs. Cra@ lords house waiting FOR his master 10
terminate his visits To Mrs. Crawford. The
cuachinan would further testify that he could
have seen IL any thing wrong had been done I'm
me roofn where Mrs. Crawford received Sir
Charles In her own house. as the coachmau
from his box could easily see over the whole
makes OF the rehearing "a strong attempt To
whliewash sir Charles bike. Mrs. CraN ford
adheres To every statement made In her conies-
sion.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
kiIIed n Man in che Mob.
THEY Hal KiGHf ro SiiOoT WHEN TIL
ArTAa-hIn.

THEY HAD : kiGhf 40 SnOOT WHkN THEID
HOT WAS ArTACkED.
DETROIT. July i0.-l.a>l Christmas rioting
Potes attacked the residence Ale Nauder
Lenihe, and during the disturbance several
shots were hired Irofn the house, IEem
Killing John LeviI>hi. Alexander and LASH
LcHhe anu Joun Steber, wbo were in the house
at the Time. were arrested charge VI muir
der Their trlal u..s tasted for some time, and
nDaliy resulted ia verdict of mot guilty" the
Juiy agreeing lmmcdiatclH. Ia Ills charge To
The jury Recorder Swlt tod them thai AZ tnS
defendants were la danger and rrallzea their
danger, the. had ii rIguI ~ project themselves,
even To the Use VI deadly weapons.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Mexican RevoIutioatsts Active.
DANGEROUS OF UTBREAk IN THE STATE oI

lAMAILIPAs.
CHICAGO, July l6.-A special from Mier In
the state OF TaIaaulipas. Mexico, says: "A cou-
ri''r has lust arrived from the interior and
ported that the reNolutlOnists, under the COM
mand oI Juan IreylnO, captured The town os
ASualeguas. Five citizens were killed I'm the
hight. Gen Reyes has ordered the slh regulars
10 Agualeguas, with Instructions TO figll the
revOlutionsls wherever they fiud them. The
revolutionary party II gaining strength daily.
4 lar5e nGmoer OF ITS syinpatnizers coming
in from the states oI Iualluila aud NueNo Leon,
aud also from Texas. Goscrnor Cuciar Is at
Victoria, the capital of the state. HE viii proo-
ably Oe obliged 10 call the federal govern
meut 10 put down the rebellion, asd in THAI
case martial law viii be declared"
Evening star., 1886-07-16
GREAT FORESTS IN FLAMES.


MUSHROOM, MICH, July 6-For the past
twenty-iour hours the city has been enveloped
In smoke from fires in the surrounding forests.
1t is impossible 10 see any distance, and if IL
lake the atmosphere would be almost suffr
eating. There has been no rain Tor weeks, and
there Is no sign of il. The crops are suffering
severely. From all quarters come report, Of
extensive forest fires. Farmers and lum
men in and about Twin Lakes, Holton. White
hall, Fruitport and North Holland nave been
battling with the flames for days, ana many OF
them have been obliged TO move their families
and household goods ON account OF threatening
danger.
CITY SURROUNDED BY FLAMES.
HOWARD CITY, MICH, july 16.-t crest fires
are raging in this neignDorhood, the city being
almost surrounded by flames yesterday, but no
immediate danger to town property is appre-
hended. Two farm houses south OF town we're
destroyed, together with large amount of
grain and stock.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

Lieut.. Austin Promoted to CAPTAIN
Capt. Vernon, as Lieutenant, will
Take Charge of the First Precinct and
Lieut.. Greer the sixth.
Major Walker, chief of police, this morning
issued general orders 1914, as follows:
''The following changes will take place and
go into effect at IL O'Clock m. this date: Capt
Charles X. Vernon has resigned the office of
captain and inspector, and been appointed
lieutenant, and will proceed to the command of
the first precinct station. Lieut. Greer upon
being relieved of the command of the first pre-
cinct station, will proceed to the command of
the sixth precinct station. Lieut.. M. A. Austin.
upon being relieved by Lieut. Greer will pro-
ceed to headquarters and perform the duties of
been appointed"
Captain Austin is As years of age. q native NJ
Erie county, Pa, but he removed TO Alexandria
county, Va, when quite youth. Here he re-
the Home Hill academy at Falls Church Va
and the Union academy in this city During
the war Captain Austin served with the 5Ot1
New YORK engineers, participating in the bat
tie OF the Wilderness and other engagements
He was appointed private on the MetropOIi.
tan h ws osce March 80, 1855 In November 1885,
9seo1a ses Gspsaia '%s has
has many friends SS'MoF in the commani1v imam; ard
The appointment was quite q surprise to him
lie came TO headquarters about noon TODAY
ana went In Major Walkers office Capt Yer
non and Lieut.. Greer all having been sum-
moned by telephone, and the appointment hav.
ing been rendered and accepted, Major Walker
administered to nim the oath of Office. and in
three minutes Mr.. Austin was being intrOd uced
as captain.
Messrs. q. L. Wheeler and E. Horne an.
pointed ON the detective force In the places of
detectives Block and Edelin,, reported for duty
at headquarters this morning and entered upon
duty this afternoon.
CAPT. vERNoN's LETTER OF RESIGNATION.
Capt. Vernon, in his letter OF resignation.
says: AFTER having served twenty -four years
ana ten months On the Metropolitan police
force OF the District of COlumbi and under all
the superintendents from Mr.. Webb to the
present incumbent, Major and Superintendent
samuel II. Walker, and believe with entire
satisfaction to ali, / find that the constant
strain Of duty for SO many years has afiacLed
my constitution to such an extent that I feel
that the important duties OF Captain and in.
spector are more than can stand and There.
lore most respectfully ask that bs relieved
from duty as captain and inspector Of the Me-
troPol1tan police and reduced to lieutenant
will not be near SO arduous as those In INV
present position. In connection with this +
would most respectfully call your attention 70
my past record, which Is annexed hereto.
would request that this take effect not later
than the 1st OF August, 1885,"
Vernon, appointed September Ii, 1861: pro
Noted 10 sergeant July 23d, 1856; promoted
to lieutenant January 2Sth, 1876: promoted to
captain and inspector, December 1st 1879
Tried for neglect OF duty November Is, 1866;
charges dismissed"
Evening star., 1886-07-16

Inc otn Marylano regiment OF BALTIMORE y IN
camp AT Atlantic City, -. j.
The London Tunes praises President Cleve-
lands "earnest endeavors 70 secure political
pcrity."
United Ireland suggests "clapping every Ulster
magistrate into Jail and letting soldiers deal
win the riotous Orangemen uDIettered."
A great wind aud rain storm IN Baltimore last
evening unrooled u number oI houses and aid
other damage.
Courtney and Ross were the winners In The
Bay Ridge regatta yesterday.
The expulsion OF the Due d'Aumale was the
subject OF u heated debate In the French senate
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Emory, OF Baltimore Is under ar
rest, charged with causing the death OF her In.
iant child.
Vim. K smith was yesterday sentenced by
the hustings court in Richmond % the peniten-
tiary for two years for embezziing state funds
whine . clerk in the auditors oidcs.
Cardinal Gibbons has returned 20 Bsitimors
from Deer Park.
Ii Is positively asserted In London that the
draft OF an exIradition treaty between Creal
Britain and the United States has been signed
now in Washington.
Tremendous rains, continuing for more than
month, In many parts OF North Carolinxn hxvo
done Immense damage.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

The London "Times'' Says the Tory
Leaders Lack Weight. and Must Take
Harrington Into Their Councils.

LONDON, July 16.-The Times argues that
there is singular lack OF personal weight
among the conservative leaders, and that this
necessitates a observation-disclosures
coalition. "The conservative party adds the
Times, will be less strong than il was hoped il
would be. Whether Lord Harrington JOINS the
government Or not, the government VIII be
compelled TO take him into Its councils and ask
his assent to its measures; Ii must, in TACT,
adopt his proposals and accept his terms. surely
the only satisfactory method is Ior the liversi
unionistS 10 become part and parcel oi the gov
erninent. The formation OF sucn coalition,
however, would IN no sense mean the perma-
nent obliteratiop OF party lines, OR That Lord
harrington na0 become 4 LOry.'
Evening star., 1886-07-16

CHICAGO July lo.-A special IRON Freeport,
H., says.-farIneIs State lnst potatoes be-
ing destroy Ell by big black bug that is even
more destructive thin the cummou striped bue.
Iney are about "A quarter ol all iucu loiIg, and
have done consiuUraDic damage. lhe crop OF
potatoes as wed IA itiaL oa,s, Will be small IA
couseq uence OF the drought.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
-Four Children Drow ned.

BAY CITY, Mich, July l0. Two boys, Chas
Ne.ty, ased A 4, aud James W els, age y, were
pay Ing boom sticks al EuIu, Alil last
eNeaing. NeitS icli lu tine river. Meas went
10 nls rescue, anu, ln attempting save als
COM lauiOn, uragScd ou boom stick
ana ooIn sank together ia sixteen feet ok
water.
toRr WAYNE, ND, July l6.-Delia Mapes
and Dora Johnson, two httte girls, wero
drowned IA iue Mauilee river yesterday. They
were wading ln the water aud went uey ond
their ueplA.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

ATTEMPTING SUICIDE AND GROWING VERY
VIOLENT AS HIS LAST HOUR APPROACHES.
WOODSTOCK ILL, July 1G.-JIil Dacey, the
murderer OF Alderman Gaynor. who is 10 be
hanged to-day, made a desperate attempt at
suicide yesterday afternoon. He had "A pair of
large shears hidden IA his bed, and attempted
tU stab himself with them. He was vloteat
that Il hose had To De turned on him before he
could be Overpowered. After Ills Dacey broke
one OF the bed stats, and tried 10 brain Deputy
Harper, OF Chicago. The prisoner Was exceed
insly violent during the night He drove a
priest from his cell with his ciuu ana spent his
time ln giving Vent To tiIe yilest imprvcaiti tions.
AN extra guard was placed over him, but IL was
aiterward found necessary To lind him with
leather Slraps.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Over Ninety Deaths Frssp Chelera.

ROME, july lo.-Ihe foilowiG are yesterday Q
cholera returns: BrlndIsi, town, IL new cases,
4 deaths; DrindisI, province, LOS new cases. AZ
deaths; FonlaIa o3 new cases, ls deaths La
taDo, 23 new cases, 20 deaths: Venice, 4 new
case, death; Coddi cora, D new cases. 3 deaths.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

Mr.. DuLANEY's BIG SUIT AGAINST VIE
GINA OFFICIALs.-Tne damage suit OF Mr.. II.
u. Dulaney, of Fauquisr county, Va, against
kountz, treasurer OF Shenandoah county, and
Stale Auditors Ruffin aua Marye, state Creas-
urer Harnian, Secretary Comfnon wealth
Fiournoy and Attorney General Ayers, In up
before the Us. circuit court in Richmond. The
gentlemen named compose the state indemni-
lying board. Ihe plaintiff IN the case rendered
his taxes in coupons, which were refused, apd
upon his declining 10 pay in money. kOunts
sold it, Dulaney now brings suit against
kountZ for trespass aud against the memberS
of the stale inuemniiying board for malicious
conspiracy. Dulaney lays his damages at
S10O,OoU. The Hon. j. Randolph Tucker Is ex-
pected 10 assist Attorney General Ayen An BE-
halt OF the state.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Smallpox iu an Iowa Town.

CHICAGO, July Io.-A special from Deo
MoIne>, Iowa. says: Ine stale board ol health
has been advised that smallpox III "A malignant
IoTm has bIonen ouI Bolan. Fourteen
cases are reported and one death occurred yes
terday. The disease is supposed ~ been
brou-n there 10y German no landed at Bal
uInore or New lo.k, passed quaTantius un-
questioned and came direct 10 Iolau.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Cold BIoOded .uurder OF a Boy.

FORREST CITY, Ark, July 16.-Joseph
Shaerer, a farmer, Shot ana Instantly killed
Albert Bird yesterday. The latters IiiIler had
been employed Dy Snaerer and an alteration
arose between them over ten cents. The cider
BIRD and his employer quarreled and tuey both
went Tor their guns. Returning S4lerer found
the boy Albert alone, and taking deliberate
aim shot and killed him. Shaerer is under
arrest.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
kilograms to The Star.
NO EITRADIrION TREATY SIGNED.
WHAT'S Learned of the Matter in London
THE DIFFICULTIES OF COALITION.
GREAT FOREST FIRES IN MICHIGAN.
Revolutionary Outbreak in Northern Mexico
No Treaty Signed Vet and the Reports
Regarding the Negotiations Prema.
ture and Inaccurate.

Regarding the Negotiations Prema.
ture aud Inaccurate.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 16.-Some sensation was pro-
duced here yesterday afternoon 10y a Central
News telegram from New York stating that an
extradition treaty nomnally directed against
socialists had been signed here. l have taken
steps to find out the facts, which are as follows
The above story is untrue. AZ least grossly
exaggerated. There has been talk In the Off
cial circles of both countries tor some time past
OF amendments To the eNtradition treaty. There
nave also been negotiations. and there may
well be 10y this time something settled, but the
negotiations are OF no political character wnat-
ever. They have merely been dire ted 10 the
Improvement aud extension OF the existing in.
adequate treaty. Possibly some of the amend
menJs may cover dynamiters and similar OIL
tenders. Ii SO il is quite Incidental. To speak
OF them as nominally direc. ed against socialists
Evening star., 1886-07-16
An Exploding SaeIi kills Sixteen
People.

ST. PETERSBURG, July I6.-Whie an iron
dealer Was unloading a wagon Iilied with old
artillery material yesterday, which had been
purchased from the government, nine-iDcI
shed, supposed 10 have Deen properly unloaded,
eAploaeu among a group al woIkInen aud
otners. SiAleen persons, including hour child.
ren, were Killed and several more were In
lultu.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

A STRIKE IN SAN FRANCISCO GROWING OUT o.
DISCHARGE QE KNIGHIS QE LA RnH

- A
DISCHARGE OF KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-The strike of two
hundred car drivers and conductors on the
North Beach and Mission and City Railroad
companies lines, which Was inauguraIea Wed
neSoay, assumed u serious aspect last night.
The North Beach and Mission road feariux
trouble last evening stabbed ali their cars be-
fore dark, but the City Railroad company con-
tlnued running their cars soon after dark,
however, about 1000 persons gathered on Mis-
sion street, between Attn and 6In streets. and as
the c0mpanys cars passed they were saluted
with showers OF stones. An attempt was also
made 10 deraii the cars by piiing scantiing
across the track, but the Obstructi0ns were re-
moved by the police. Finally three cars were
stopped, their horses unhltched, their windows
broken, the conductors and drivers forced 10
leave and one car was upset across the track.
The police, unable TO cope with the mob, sent
for reinforcemeuts aud then succeeded IN dis
persing the crowd. Officers were then stationed
At each corner 10 prevent the people from
sc mbiing. -Four OF the rioters were arrested
No serious injury to person has been reported.
The men Went on strike, So 1t is alleged by
them, because the companies had discharged u
number Of men on the ground that they were
Knights OF Labor.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Printers Refuse to Arbitrate.

DENVER PUBLISHERS OBJ ECTiNG TO
HIGHER SCALE OF WAGES ADOPTED BY THE
UNION.
DENVER, COL, July 16.-Several days ago
the Denver Typographical union raised the
scale VI composition from forty.hve cents To
nifty cents for thousand ems. The publishers
protested and asked for a corresponding reuuc-
tlon in the scale paid 10 journeyInen In jop
rooms. The union declined To accede and yes
terday the publishers asked that a committee
OF arbitration be appointed to settle the matter,
as Was done in Washington, Chicago and Mil
wauKee The union refused 10 settie Dy arbi-
tration and the publishers refused to pay tue
advance, but have not decided what action
they will take.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

LYNN. MASS, July 16.-At o'clock this
morning Albert Drescher, German, EN- ployed
at the leather manufactory OF Nicholas Weber,
fell into vat Of hot log wood dye and was terri.
cover.