Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-08-08
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e1ilss were recently massacred By BUS
sian soldiers.
For the first time in eight years an
Allentown, Pa, man received letter
. few days ago.
A Rockaway lad. fifteen years old.
has constructed one horsepower en-
CINE that Is success.
Ebon T. Marshall. of Rincon. CAL.
suffered so from corns on his little toes
that he had the toes cut OF.
Eight horses and three calves were
killed in one night recently near Ban
ming, California. by mountain lions.
American CLAIMS are to be planted at
various points on the English coast. in
the hope that they may be propagated
for the market.
A Scranton landlord has ordered all
the girl wMters at the hotel to wear
slippers. SO they will make less noise
while moving about.
The census bill about to be intro
duced by the English government will
provide that hereafter the census be
taken every five years.
Philip Kick. who died recently near
Mount Vernon. Ohio. was the father
Of nineteen children. His widow and
seventeen of the children survive.
The Supreme Court of California has
decided that colored children cannot
be excluded from the public schools Of
that state on account of their color.
The prince of Naples. heir to the
throne of Italy, is not quite twenty
one. but his royal father lately ap-
pointed him to be senator to the
kingdom.
A first-class machiuist in Connecti-
cut is said to be pretty girl, Nellie
Patterson. of Mount Carmel. She
learned the trade thoroughly, and gets
q mans wages.
A monument has been erected to the
Gar Nicholas, on the banks of the
Danube, Just at the spot where the
Russian army crossed the river in 1926
to fight Turkey.
Hydraulic power at pressure of
$50 pounds to the square inch is now
being conveyed about beneath the
streets of London as steam is conveyed
IN this country.
A Butler County, Ohio man, whose
entire property is assessed at $S5, is
the owner of five dogs. on which he
will have to pay $3.50 tax. His prop
erty tax is $2.75.
The daily consumption OF oysters ar
the Senate Restaurant is about twenty
five bushels during the oyster season.
Fully the same quantity is served to
customers in the House Restaurant
Friday is the big uay for oysters at the
capitol.
The high officials at Pekin are said
to be divided on the railroad question.
One-half wants the roads to be con-
strEcied with native capital. which
wou.d Indefinitely postpone their reali-
cation. and the other fayorS the use of
foreign capital.
There is an admirable arrangement
for quickly and safely emptying the
house in use in the fremont Theatre.
Boston. By simply touching button
in any one of eight handy places in the
theatre seventeen exits open, actuated
by electricity.
A periodical for the betrothed is now
published in Vienna. 1t is published
twice month. Every announcement
of betrothal or marriage is inserted
gratuitously. provided the iiappy couple
will buy their trousseau of the trades
men advertising in the paper.
White County, Arkansas claims the
champion big girl. Her name is Nell
lie Arilda Malone. She was nine years
old the f4th of last August. and now
weighs $50 pounds. Her father is
dead. but she has two sisters and q
brother, all younger than herself.
There is spring near Stonington,
Conn, the water of which has pc
culiar result on those who drink it. |
The water flows from crack in high |
rock, and the veins of a man drinking |
from it begin to swell and he looks and
feels as though he were about to burst |
for ten minutes. Then the effects
gradually disappear.
A cork core floating rope has been |
invented The inventor claims that /
his floating rope of one inch thickness
will stand strain of more than one
thousand pounds. 1t can be used in
life lines. on life RATS and as a heaving |
line to tie heavy hawsers to. At a
life-saving station such a rope would |
be very valuable.
Captain Bob Warner has n regular |
zoo in his store at Port Tampa, Fla.
collection of South American birds
and animals. which proves quite an at
traction to visitors to the port. Among
the collection are two fine macaws.
several parrots. monkeys. ETC.. and a
curious little animal which he calls q
night-walker 1t lies curled up asleep
all day. but at night plays, and is as
frisky us kitten.
Among the veterans detailed as |
guard of honor over Victor Emman-
uel's tomb in the Pantheon at Rome,
on the occasion of the anniversary of |
the kings death, was a priest wearing |
the medal of the war of independence. |
He was called upon to answer many |
questions by the visiting sightseers. to
all of whom he expressed his pride |
over the part he had taken in Italy's
battles. part that gave him the right
to stand guard over the tomb.
There is considerable excitement Ut
North Plainfeld. N. j., over the dis
covery of copper and silver ores in tho
mountains back of the town. The dis
covery was made in excavating for wa
ter works, and it is said that investiga-
ton has been made to warrant the
assertion that, underlying the outer
layers OF trap-rock and red sandstone
in the mountain. are mines from which
fortunes may be developed. Capital
lists are negotiating for the control Of
the mines.
INvALIDs, aged people, nursing mothers,
overworked, wearied out fathers, will find |
the happiest results from a Judicious use Of
DR.. Sherman Prickly Ash Bitters. Where !
the liver or kidneys are affected, prompt
action is necessary to change the tide To-
ward health, ere hedisease becomes chronic |
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