Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-08

the 3lst. Al AtchisOn q number Of loco
motives were disabled. At Sedalia q
''scab" was marched out of town at the
points of revolvers. Machinists were ac-
lively employed at the various round
houses repairing engines.
News was received in Paris recently that
the natives of Senegal in rebellion against
the French authority have resorted to open
warfare. In a recent attack the rebels
killed nine French soldiers and wounded
thirty-two. Reinforcements were being
fitted out at Toulon.
THE internal revenue collections of the
past eight months aggregate S75, Us, 200, an
increase Of 50, 4l6,3SS over the receipts for
the corresponding time last year.
FOURTEEN persons were seriously injured
by the train jumping the track on the Air
line between Huntingburg and Ferdinand,
Ind, on the 3lst.
TWELVE hundred graders on the new line
of the Chicago, Burlington & Northwestern
railway struck on the 1st for an advance in
wages of % cents per day.
IT was denied that Orth H. Stein had alb
seconded after robbing his mother in Lafay-
etc. Ind. He was reported working on the
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
RECENT specials from New York report
the sinking of the Capital City steamship,
of the Hartford and New York line, at Rye
Beach and also the stranding of the Ger
man steamer Europa off Quogue.
THE Merchants Hotel, Carver, Mimi,
was destroyed by fire the other morning
and two men were burned to death in their
beds.
The strike on the Missouri Pacific was by
no means settled on the 1st The Knights
of Labor issued an address to the public
claiming that in seeking settlement as
agreed upon with Gould and Hoxie, they
were everywhere snubbed by the railroad
officials on one excuse or another. A bit
ter feeling of animosity was reported ex-
isting.
GERONIMO and the other Apache bucks
skipped away from Lieutenant Maus and
again took to the mountains. 1t was thought
they became scared on approaching the
settlements. Lieutenant Maus followed
after them with the hope of inducing them
to come in.
THE food on the James river inundated
that portion of Richmond, Va, known as
Rockets to the depth of eight to ten feet
on the 1st. Rivers nearly everywhere in
the South were bank high and overlooking.
The Ohio was also reported on a boom.
THE st. Paul railroad cut freight rates
to st. Paul and Minneapolis from Chicago
on the LIST nearly 80 per cent. The other
lines did not respond openly.
DISPATCHES from AMMAN report fresh
massacres at the Catholic missions in the
province of Guang Bing The number of
victims was said to be 40.
A LARGE meeting of Belgian workingmen
was held at Client recently. Resolutions
were adopted advising moderation on the
part of the workingmen and calling for
social reforms. The total number of ar
rests made in Belgium in connection with
the labor riots was $50.
The March public debt statement shows
a reduction for the month of over 81, 000,-
600, and for the nine months of the current
fiscal year of s6s, 100000, against about
$45, ZOO, 900 for the same nine months of the
preceding year.
A RUSSIAN newspaper advocates Russian
military occupation of Bulgaria on basis
similar to that on which Austria occupied
Bosnia.
LEADING French papers take gloomy
view of the situation in the East. Two
French iron clads have been ordered to be
placed in readiness for immediate dispatch
to the Mediterranean.
THE mercantile agency of R. g. Dun &
Co. reports business failures in the United
States for the first quarter of 1886, number
1908, with liabilities little over $29, OOO,-
600; failures for the first three months of
1885 numbered 8, 654, with liabilities of $46,l
100000.
A STRONG Government force, under Cen
erals Teji and Arbio, was attacked recently
near the river Daibar by the Uruguay rev.
olutionists, Arredondo and Castro. The
Government troops were defeated with q
loss of 400 men.
THE schooner J. II. 'Congdon was wrecked
off Point Keys, forty miles north of San
Francisco, recently and her crew lost. The
supposition was that the vessel struck
hidden rock. An examination of the
wreck, however, showed that the schooner
had been struck amidships and cut almost
in two, evidently by steamer or some
other craft going at high rate Of speed.
The Aquena was supposed to have been
the vessel in collision and fears for her
safety were felt