Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-11-04

ing in session in Chicae o for several weeks,
| adjourned on the 2Sth.
| ANOTHER revolution is looked for in Son.
ora, Mexico.
| THE banking house of William 81. Dustin
& Co., Lincoln, ILL.,, closed its doors on the
26th. Liabilities, 100000
The Inman International Steamship
Company has been registered with CAPT.
tai of 81, 000O0o.
| The Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw railroad
was sold by the United States marshal at
| Chicago recently for 81, $40 coo, to John n.
| Bowers, who represented Charles Moran
and Thomas Denny, representing the first
mortgage bondholders.
TIE Chicago Coal Exchange has ed
vanced the retail price of coal twenty-five
cents per ton for November.
BosTON special says: Despite the
rumors which have been widely circulated
that the Chicago, Burlington e. Northern
| and st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail-
roads are to be consolidated, tho best
authority is given for denying this state
ment.
The National Woman's Suffrage Asso-
citation ended its session at Topeka, Kan,
on the 2Sth, after adopting platform and
elect.ng officers as follows: Hon. William
Dudley Foulke, president; Lucy Stone,
chairman; Julia Ward Howe, secretary
THE grand jury at Plymouth, Mass, has
indicted Knights Of Lchor officers who or
dered out the men at Emery's shoe fac
tory for using boycotted leather
The steamer Lake Huron OF the Canada
Shipping Company grounded at Belle
Classe, below Quebec the other day. The
passengers landed in safety.
THE Dustin bank failure at Lincoln ILL.,,
was greater than at first report. Dustin's
Montana liabilities foot up 5000 with
only $4,000 assets The loss to the de.
ro'itorS is 100000. It is barely possible
Dustin will pay twenty-five cents on the
dollar.
IT was thought that at least seventeen
lives were lost in the burning and wreck of
the passenger train near Portage, Wis.
AT Forest Green. Mo-, the other night.
four children Of a colorcd woman named
Green were burned to death She had
locked The children in the house while she
went visiting.
A LEADING Liverpool grain circular SAYS:
1.-The market has been fairly steady with
out activity. Sellers are not Offering free.
~. Values have scarcely changed. Eng
lish wheat in the provincial markets is Cd
to Is iower.'
THREE mllers were killed by a single
stroke Of lightning at Pouille, France, re-
Gently.
r. S. SPRoULE, who was convicted of
killing Thomas Hammll at Victoria, B. c.,
in June, 1885, was hanged on the Goth. He
protested his innocence. Sproule was an
American and strenuous efforts had been
made to save his life without avail
A SERIOUS smash up occurred recently
at Gassett's station, on the Central Yer
mont railroad. No 4, mixed freight and
passenger train, was run into in the rear
by an extra freight train following it. No.
&, another freight train, then ran into the
rear of the extra on bridge wrecking
all three trains No one was seriously in
jured, but the damage to rolling stock was
large.
THE Canadian steam barge Isaac May
has been seized at Chicago for towing an
other Canadian vessel between that city
and South Chicago, contrary to law.
SEVENTEEN stores at Franklin, N. c.,
were destroyed by fire recently. Loss $50.
900.
A NEW post-otfice in Dakota has Just been
named Bartholdi by the Post-oftice Depart
ment.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
in New York City by which oil /
the electrical companies have agreed to
take stock in the subway company and
put their wires under ground.
A BOILER explosion at Little Rock, Ark,
recently injured several persons and killed |
Frank Waters and Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Chandler.
A FREIGHT elevator fell ninety feet the |
other day at Boston. J. W. Knowles, |
Henry Currier and Simon Morris were |
seriously and probably fatally hurt.
"A GREAT strike of printers is threatened |
in Berlin. The men contend that the tariff |
decided upon is proving unfair,
and they give their employees until January
to consider the matter. The strike will
involve almost every newspaper in Berlin.
ADvICEs from Braila, Rouman;a SAYS
hat verish preparations for war are
being made in Southern Russia. A num-
ger of ironclads are expected at Sebasto-
loi, several transports are riding cut at
anchor in the harbor of Odessa and tor.
oedO boats are leaving Scbastopol III
Varna.