The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume], March 08, 1883, Image 3

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THE KANSAS CHIEF.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.
Terms:
inu Dollar a Eaa. it Vdvasxe. rarrafct sbtmld b.
aiaur suicriy in aavanrc , otbtrslsft. tba rale .1 Mlj
wm uncnargMi. ai iae CbiCretMKl 1)1 ine I cuusucr ihh
Ira dollar will In nj r 1 nirtML ezerDt when nnrrason
alle delar U made in parnieiit. or nuiwcsasarv trocltla la
a tvo. nut always wiioDireiinriuninM.iMuiK iuj
tli I'alUsLer when tizae is tleslrtsL
Advertising Rates:
One Square
Two square
Thrr. r-jnarrs
Unaiter of a CtJaiaa
Haifa Column
One Coma
1 mo. 3 mo. C mo.
I S-M 100 ( 7 00
00 3 00 10 CO
7 00 10.00 17 00
10.00 13, 00 S.00
15.00 sun 40.00
gLOO 40 00 73.00
1 viar.
(10 00
17 00
23.00
40 00
75 00
150 00
For any taw Imjrth of time, in atrohlanr. with the
al.ve rales, wkkh aiJj only to mndar advertiunj
Itn'ines cards of 5 lines or less. tS a year
for legal awl transput atlrcrtiscnierits, tl Ir sonar, for
tbesrst inwrtKra, and 30 rents per sqnare for each auUse
nnent insert.
HM-iilutk-rawCllje charred SO per rent extra and
tloaUe Jrtw Lorala, 10 rents per line for tingle Insertion
eenta per line for MiWvjuent Lnvrtioua.
JJzhl lines of aobd Nonpareil make one annare. All
fractions of balf a square and over are counted aa a foil
qnare,
Advertisements retrolrins to lie certiflfsl to. will to rhai
rdtbecnslofcertifrmj in addition to the regular rates.
Transient adTtriio-iai"nta mart be paid for lnvartaul v in
m! Vance
J-J- JOB WORK of all kinds done on abort notice, aa
w as tbe times will admit- AL Job Work mnat be paid
lor when taken f-ora the t fliee-
IIOMriltl OI.ITV BIIICCTORV.
Ind-. SI JndieUl Ihrtrirl DsviD ItiETB
I onntr Commbauonera 1L I" VarisET. CTKla LrjJtI.
JR. Lt-Klarmxc
vlMTilf r C IlilLET
Clerk of lh.lri1 Court F J C
Treasorer Ssxrr.1. JouvkjX
t.ountraik I) Mocsr.
tiantr Atlorner Ik A Skatfc.
IlobateJndce JoHSX VlLSOV
lecitterof Ileed KBAJl a r IrtlOX.
jsnprruitewlent of rl be Instruction 1L I" Snail.
rnrvesor-JlMea r FoaMVl
Coroner IIo. IUHtirr S. DlxsMOBX.
jitinil".
JAMES n HATES 41 Vark liow XewTork
KM rrTTfM.III.o-tO 37 1-arkIoiw SeirTork.
KOHUXa-LIiEsMAN St. Lonia, Mo.
fTTTTC T a ri ill may be found on file at Ceorre I
liXU rUTXiXk IioeI14.t.o.aewrl'er.-drer
sinzEareao, 00 Hnre St where adrertUinlns eon
rarta ma; le made lor it s; M'W a OKU.
I. O. O. I'.
Irov Citr Istdee Va 3 meets every Saturday night at
dd IVLows IlaL oTT Iidera Itank. AUmemberaof the
tdrr are cordial! v invited to attend.
II "EEIXV X C
JO, rextOD 1 sec
Ecicide is Unos Towncir. Iat TtnriHlaj
tuornmj, Charlci F. McCabe, a joong man agrd
iweatjone jeara, iraa loosa fiangm; ia tbe bam on
tte farm occupied by bia brother, William McCabe,
thrnvfuartLa of a mile aontli-eait of K. P. 6bnlkj'e.
Coroner Dmamora waa telrgripheJ lor. xrho went
out, and held an inqactt. Lot sot the alifbteat cine
cold be obumrd u to the ranae of the anicide. lie
bad not aaid a word to an jr oae, nor left a line of
writing, to intimate any ranae for tronble. MP.l..
bad beta reaidinj la Atcbiaoa 00081;, but bad fceea
penam j eeTcnl Iara at hi. brotber'a. It la aaid
that be waa enfafed to be married toon to a aiater
of bia brother a wife, young lady Hriaj laAtebl
aon Count r He antieared to be hrely lad cheerful.
and the day before the anicide, bad arranged to t"
with bia brother, oo the followingdaj, to ban! aoaic
aa; lathe evening, bia brother and wife went ta
Sbnltkj'a, to a party, leaving Cbarlea at home, tak
ing rare of tbeirtwo-yearold child. They returned
about 3 o'clock, and noticed Cbarle 'a booU by the
Hove, and bia alotbea on acbair. Aa be bad gone
to bed with the rbdd, they concluded not to diaturb
bin., aad did not ereo look In hi room. Having
been out late, 1, illiam did nut awaken tdl about 8
o'clock the next morning; then be got oj, and went
into the kitchen, where be found that Cbarlea bad
been up and dreaaed, and bad built a fire of coba in
the atore, which waa burned out. He took a baak
et and went to the barn formore coba.and on puth
ing open the door, the first thing be aaw waa bia
brother banging from a beam. The latter had fed
the boraea after going to the barn, aod of coarse be
fore taking h own life. The body waa atill warm,
and ilium cut it down and earned it to the houee,
thinking be would be able to bring bim back to life. '
lint all effarta were unavailing. Death bad been
produced by atrangulation, the neck not being bro
ken frorneigua in the barn, he bad attempted to
tie the rope over arother beam, but it waa ao largo
that it did not leare rope enough to go about bia
neck lie then placed the rope orer a beam cloae
to etepa leading to the bay mow, where be waa
found That the act waa deliberate and drtcrmin
rd, waa rtident from the fact that one of the atepa
waa right at bia feet, and be could, even afterawin
ingon", bare either placed bia feet upon the atepa,
or caught the roie above bia bead with hia banda,
and reacued lnmaelf An be waa a young man of
good character, and bad no trouble known to bir
friend, tbecanae of bia anicide la a perfect mya-
trtle Ited and VTortblraa
are never imtlaled or rownbrciinf. TLi e.,-,t.it.
true of a family medicine, and it la r-outive proof! February. She tanglt a fire month term aatiaracto
t hat the remedy imuattd ia of the LUbe.t value. Aa ri'7
u a u ua.i been teated and proved bv the whole
world that Hop IUteri waa the purest, lt and moet
valuable family medi.ine en rart-i. many imitatiooa
apiungnpandberan to atral tie notieca in which
the prrae and people of the country bad cxprraaed
thementaofH.B,.ndln nery wav trying to in
duce auffer.ng mralida to nae their atuff la.tead, ex
pecting to make money on the credit and good name
ofH. B Jlanj otbera atarted nortruma put up in
aunilar .tyle to II. B , with latioualvdeviacd name..
in wnicli the word "Hop-or "Hone- were n.e.1 In , i
way to Induce people to Ulieie iW... ,l. .. i week.
aa Hop Bitten. All audi rrtrnded rrmcdie or K.J- fcntall. of Kllmore,
tT.ii; .iT "IS v V "" " "JIe or Mn" ' o-I "
tS!?2i,iW,,ri,h,be wora """I'' OT "!- in
rwSf!,cr,?"Jr,"J'conn-t'd'l" tbu r
..r tl.eX. V ""ou; T rounterreiti Beware
T"!h "one of them. L'ae nothing but
frorZn,.hOP',.''"',W,'lh,',U,f,'0"1""1"r'"
Torllt Side Iti
Mra. .Harabeugh'e achool waa out, on the S4th of
Hotber Olin xuotrd from TVIaconaIn to tbta Conn
ty, thirteen years ago, accompanied by two aoca
aad a daughter. The boya improred ber land, ad
joining Andrew I'orter'a place Her family all got
married, the dangbter to S. T. Uighley ; the old la
dy eold the place to on of the boya, and made ner
borne with Mra Uigbley. Nearly a year ago, aba
bad a paralytic atroke. from which ahe waa confin
ed to ber bed, belpleaa, until ber recent death. She
was a kind hearted, true woman.
fjt On on returned from Xeur York city, last
March 1st,
1883.
tatione or rountrrfeita.
Trnebero' I.iarulnntlon.
A public Examination of applicant, for Teaebera'
Certificates of second and third grade, will be held
in the Court Kooni.nt Troy, on Salurdav. Marrb
l.tb.lSO,be-inningat8o'eloek, m. til pereona
interested will plcaae Uke notice, a.tbiawill poai
tivelv 1-e the Iat examination nntil Augu.t next
II V SiUME.
Imarcb3w: CounIr Sul,
ty We learn that an agent of the St Joe GYuue
waa robbed, at the hotel in bite Cloud, la.t n
day night, br aouie one entenng bia room, taking
bia panta to the bottom of the Hairs, and abstract
ing from their secret recesses a watch and aome 33
in money. That man should bare staid ont of Don-
iphan Countr. Then, is a distinguished einreu of
i line Cloud who ran gnebiiua recipe by whlck
be may know when h&rroxes tbo line, even though
beabonld lie blindfolded, and in the middle of the
night
tery
On the day or the funeral. Hiss McCabe, a eckool
traebrr, enter of the deceased, attempted to com
mit anicide, by subbing Lerselr with a knife She
was in the room with the corpse, lamenting and
taking on, and exclaimed that ahe might aa well
die too A neighbor entered the room jast as she
was in the act of striking, who caught ber, and pre
ruteil the deed
A.I'. A a. VI.
Trov lodge. 2o. 15, A I and A M- meets in their Hall,
srsl Miindsv in earh month trf-fore full moon, and second
eaturdsr thereafter b.tng Lrothetsaod meniliersare
coraiauv inrtusi lo aiiena.
THO- IIENMIVLK tV M
t.xaT Moon Ve
TntTCbajter No 16. It s. M hold their meetings on
the first MomUv after foil mum
JA51L.S II WILLIAMSON II P
I) C NisruitB, See
Wathma Lislgr No CI A 1 A A M. meets at their
ilalL eserr saiuidav on or liefure the full luism, ami every
two weeks thereafter utitiog brethren are eordiallr in
ited to attend. h BATCH U M
L I UIBIEK. See
It. Of II.
Troy lAnlge No. 1 317 Knights ( f IT'inoi meets the sec
ad an 1 fourth lii lay evenings in each mouth, in Odd It!
Isws ilsll over Islers lank
IIINl.k Eonrc Ja Dictator
I.ouri.1 Wiij.i- v 1 punier
L0 X .1X1) .VHSTIi.UT OI'I'ICE,
Itoiiiili.in Couiil.v, Kniisas.
Havotho title to your land eiamincdby
JOSEPH F. HAMPSON,
who has a new and complete set of Ab
stract tltio records of all lands and town
lots In said County. Titles pcrfoctod, and
abstracts furnished on 6hort notice, and
at reasonable rates.
Also, Notary Public and Conveyancer.
Specialities made of drawing Deeds,
Mortgagos, Leases, etc.
Loans negotiated, and taxes paid.
Office In Court House, Troy, Kansas.
iederM
llO-MTa IO I.OA,
On Ctrtil IlMulr, in suras I01.11I1 lior
oavrrsison ftio yc-ntV llinrsor Ii-mi. In
Icresils 7 prr rent, prr unnuni. 'om.
missions i-t-.asonriblr.
-J'n II. A. IV. II. IIAK'rt.iriT.
crti wet: Ccr 4th & Edmoad Streetx, t Jos-ph, Mo
tiom:, to i.oi.
.I'. lC.imtson Is prepnreMl io loan
money f llie 1'nrmers of Ivonlplinn
Court) on lonclliuc.il 7 prr cent. In.
Irrrsf, nnil n nsonulslr commission.
Money tntty br paiil hrforr slur, nntl
fclop Inlrrrst, IT tlir borrom r rlioosrs.
'Vs rirlity sin rurntslilncllir innnry. Ao
sworn npprilNrnirnl or nppllr.illon
rrepilrril. ('nil o-i lilra lit the ofllrr of
IfrKlslrr of Ilrrils, nt Jltr f'onrl Ilonsr.
iinrly !.!'. HAlIPHsVi.
4 Atl AliLfc, nni. W e bav a !an;e supjdy of
lr Kendall a Look, Tbe Horvi and His DitraH'n,
one of the mostialuable works for fanner to le
found It lsabook uf IDDpages contain!! g illuelrn
liona showing tlieapjMaranre of theboreem eviry
disease or ailment to wh rb li la eulject, and ly
which any tcrson can tell what complaint is affect
ing a eiek horse It also contains directions fctr the
treatment of all disraMa, and reciiwa fir making all
kinds of medicines used in treating horse.
Wo bare copn a of the work in Lnglisb. German,
and rmirh 1 verv eubsrnbcr of tbe ri who has
already paid in advance, or who mav hereafter Jav
in advance will lie resented with a copvof Ibis
book, in the language be i reft rs by , ailing nt tbe
office nul a jlvmg for it or sending a three cent
ostage staiop to bare it mailed to bun IVrsons
not subscnliers can pripeurccopi, s for 2j cents.
Ilir Seicrniicr I louring Hills,
Having put in a new Buckeye uti matic Contlen
sing I ngine. can now furnish tbur cu-'tonifra with
their Snow 1 lake and other I rsmU of tlonr. without
delav from scareityof water Tlierare linking oth
T liuiroreliien1s in tbe shaie of new n lis, purifiers,
nad addiMoral ree1, ) lacing their flour en an equal
ltr with the 1-cst Tliev w II endeavor to sustain
tbnrol 1 time rrpr-tation and ask those whohave
not tneil themtogm them i call 1 lonrontlii 1
to rxibange it all times tte ml nil Bran and
sliipkiiitTut low j net s f, r the en-t nig month
lirsiiertfnllv
-idle tf lnKUN A rlllCK
Ilucklrn'a Arnica Kalve.
Tlir. Hen .Salve in the World far Cuta, Bruises,
Ucers, Salt Itbeuin. lever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corna, and all Skin Lruptiona,
and positively curve IMra. It ia guaranteed to give
IMifiet aatisractiou, or money refunded Price 25
cents per boa lor sale by U. C. Sinclair 4c Bro,
Troy
I br oynge ill I Ife An Allerory.
To be given by tbe Library Assiciatiou. at tbe
Court House, on Thursday evening, Martb ISth
Tins entertainment will ronclnde with the world
renoa ned Mrs Jarley and her Wax works.
Admission, Si cents, reserved seats, 33 cents
lor sale at I at ottice "
lli'is ol Assusulnt The Township Trust es
met at tbe Clerk'a office, on Monday, and agreed up
on tl e following basis of assessment for the present
yfir
A C.eneral Mninprdr.
.ever waa aucb a rucb made for any Drug More
as is now at 1 C. Sinclair A. Bro's, foraTnal Bottle
of Dr King's esr Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colda. All persons affected with Astb
ma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Cniigba, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, can get a Tnal
Bottle of this great mnedv free, br calling at tbo
aoove lirug store.
Mo., baa bought a farm
on Mosrjuito Creek, where be will more, aa soon aa
tbe reads will admit.
Allen King baa raov ed lato a tenant house oa Mr.
Dever'a place.
Tip your bat to Hugh Finklra. Tia a Lot the
23d of February.
t Mra. Garvin returned from Illinois, laat week.
lUknesa, -now, and later, high water, were tba
leading features of the winter. She bad a pleasant
visit.
Mrs. Mcrrs bas just completed a conrement, cotn-
tnodions farm house.
George button built himself a granary, and cov-
ereu it with oak shingles, nren and shaved bia
own wotk Such roofa are not plenty, any more.
The Henderson Wylert marriage baa been pret
ty well dissected, in this vicinity. Htnderaoa came
here two months previena, a etranger: represented
himself a missionary aent from tbe north part of
Missouri or Iowa. II. C. Wykerl received them,
(there waa a young sjilont of tbe ministry along,)
and gave them a borne. Tbe young man stayed
about three weeks. Tbe old man returned to Mis
souri, but came back, and remained at Mr Wykert'a
nntil the wedding This Henderson announced, at
tbe last meeting be held at 60, that he should reply
to some portion of our items Wykert and bis wife
are kind, respectable neighbors, and good cituena
The rest or this bnslness is rather too personal for
ua to dabble in, nnlcss the time comes. Vl
CHAMBEES, HABKEY & CO.,
SO?. JOS33PT3:, Xtd-O.,
ire iff tyniii Her Spi SB !
OVEB IWJUiTV XXTIRELT SEW C0L0ES IX
SILKS .IVO 3XEMESS GOODS.
ELEGANT NEW LINE OF
Ladies' Cambvic ? Cotton Unde-rweai,
Trimmed and puia. ia sets and single pie,, s, at about the cost of the nuteriaL
EXQUISITE NEW DESIGNS in EJIBKOIDERIES and LACES,
? VT.-1" lM1 ta U,t JMr "-T3RSET .Tv -.Tr-F!eT,a ,, p.p.j,,. j
pricea. Call aad see the attractions la oor rstIT IIOO'ls, (largest an.1 best lirhted ia tbe citv accessible by
handsome raseengrr Elevator )
"Bridal Outfits" and "Infants' Outfits" a Snecialtv.
slMrLE OK STOCK SEXT ON APruaVTION
CH3X:B13ItS, 3XVKrVJEY .Ac CO.,
HtdqttArten tor ZotUnck's FatUru ana PalliwUoiis. Kcrth Sida rdn Street, tet 5ti and 6th.
XV UX BlAIXK KICKED.
The fUcUl Hcatalal that Ftl Co!, top.
pingrr ial the llaarrin.
Wasiiigtox, Feb. 17. 1Tjtc U ronHiieraMo tir
ia social circle, atnl Mtoicihio of a ftrnsatioQ m
arxaj circle oTcr tbe ciUarges if lktuhc!urm.liMs,ri
tion mai sint Col. Coptnorr. tbe brhlernom.
elect of James O. Illfitue tilnhter. ami tber
cbarpea are taut to be tbe can mi of 31 r Blaise'., tcri
oa objection, to tbe match. Tbe W aAhinton mr-rcupoD-lcntof
tbcCIt!c3uirrrtiiiicuArtl tbe troab!.
1T i-fDJinj aa article to tbe Jtrmkt whirl, trail's us
follovt
tJTbe UIaine-Coppincr captult. tboub attrDtlecl
with (rxt-oai crrcmoDicsi. and booorvti with tbe
ireicnce of tbe Ireileut, Cabinet and Sapreme
Court Jadpe. hare jet si Ten nc to no ccd of emu
ment. and the btuj toDne of jroMip ia bun ia tbe
middle. There are aeTeral iDcongrtutica in the
match, which alone excite talk Tbe idea that tbe
accompIihet danbter of ao Rreat ami nch a man
as Mr. Blaine should want to marry a penaiVM and
gray beaded arnij oflicer. with hot a ttamrd social
TKMttion at bett. a r-rrann of obaenre birth, of onoo.
atte relision. ail a man wbo bai Ieen pnblicir pro-
I deeds of tip: J a Jinn clig.
I ACataIt.sXaearCriKt-rarn'bIeblaeEx21an.
dil. Kn.k. JlarOf CalirUi. leeooni;
Sr. Loo.. Februatr II Tbo rt .nhi'.i .,-...
James.wholifsaDaAtarrnsarwcni tn h, rrinn
nal cocrt at Kauai CU . the othe- ,br L ..i a i..:ni
menta enough ahead tlat until be L u Metault
oldman,ereaif hiaraI,uUt.3aof u'-niital or par
don in each eake prore welt f Minded ua,Tuc
LLetIone with one lodaCtmest tbta out i-np i,.th
er from o.ne 0ntr pijt-en hole like ji-Jt oa f tilf,
Lox
"beu be armed ia Iu.lcpcinlei.cr. iu Ut-ttttvr ur
with a cood aend-off from oar eeurotric Ootrrnor
the only indictment known to be on file aztmt him
in Jacbtcn Cuontr waa for tbe robbery of tbe Indr
pctidcnre bank, liat whi'e hi fnend were ...wu
sinz the .Ufstion of bail, their attention wa callr.)
to another grand jury document ebariaz bim witH
batinj awnted in tbe m order of nn4 of liatertoa -dvtectnes
ia March. 1S71 The procciitiua m,
lhec two indictment wa Uimiis?d fo lock of yi
tlcnre. but bfire lcarin the court room the U-ryt-r
a-tved on tbe fourth Monday in May for trial on
.uini iuuRiiurm.iirjia5 .iia. ua nlpeu lo ruu t
claimed aa tbe dratroyerof one hoavhohl. at teatt. j prr 3Ien-ra2er Vox o(j0, at Blue C'uL ti Vn
Iforara. 1 ear ol 1 jc r bead liOO
2 2000
3 "30 00
50 00
Mallioim and Jacl.it, 150 00
lulca, name aa hor-.
eat rattle. I yeir old. )er bead. 5 00
2 10 00
3 - IS 00
xen, jKryolve, 0 00
Bolls graded, 2 yeara old and orer, 25 00
llnlla, tboroubbreil. 1 year old and orer, 25 00
2 50 00
Sheep, ier bead. 1.25
Ooata io
Hog. r pound. 3 centa
Beef cattle, per pound, 2J centa
Bye, per buKbel. tJO centa
Corn, jo centu
W inter wheat, er bubel 45 cents
Spring 30 centa
Barley, 25 centa
Oat a, 15 centa
Potatoe. J5 wan
Hi mp, per ton, 00 00
Bacon and lard, per iHiund, Icent
Been per hire, l 00
CP Townscnd d, Bttbanltson bare just recured a
beautiful line of embroider
ty We bare often heard of tbe rope ball
againt tbe comet; but we bare seen tbe protlaiua.
tlonof the Mayor of Severance againut the nmall
pox. and the proclamation of the Marnrof White
Clocd against tbe Texas itch
-A CAICU.
To all who are suffering from the error and indis
cretion of yontb. nerrous weaknew-, early decay,
Iom of uanhooil. etc ,1 will mnd a recipe that will
enreyou, H.KE OK CHAKGE. Tbia great remetly
waa disrorered by a miKionary in onth America.
Send a elfaddrr.wd envelope to the Iev Joslph
T. Imav, Station V, Jlfir York t?iy I7au-Ir
rS We will opeu, tlii week, a nice hue of i-pring
gingham and print
TslUeLMKA. ItlLIUKIlfUN
Vff" Charley Burkbalter is fitting up Jim Ute
butiber nbop for a baur, and O Marram will tnore
into it Howanl Townscnd will then mote Lis dir
penKiry into tbe room now occupied br Mnmtm
Sklnii) lien.
"Ucll' Health lienewer" AUolute mre for
uenoua dtbihty and weaknew of the generative
function. $1 at drugguta, Ivan v.. Depot, MrlUe
A- (ox, Atrbifson, Kaunas
ty Towaend ic BieLartlaim !un e rt-lurnl their "5
cent coreta to 50 cent It i the l-et-t roraet iu the
market, for the money
r?" AI Hulee waa among u. Monday He bas
again lon;ht back hi old et.tab1it.hmmt, bis Talnce
of rharmaey at Hiawatha, and will at once take
charge
13s That pttar, UtlrnldtH, invalid wife, cittr,
mother, or daughter, can V made the picture of
health by a few bottels of Hop Bitter 117 jyon Irt
thetn rujftrt when racily riirc.1'
tsT Mra. HutrhinMn left on Sunday afternoon,
for her borne, near Boston, after vmiting f,.r a few
weeka in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
r?" ou ran keep your hair abundaut and gtoiy,
sndrrtain ita vouthfiil color, with larker Hair
Balaam
Iowh Point Vllpplntsv
Timea rery dull.
Some of the bora are coineto emigrate, for thev
don t like A IE. Ken fro, Itoad Oreraeer
James Kawlma haa just got back from St. Joe.
where be baa been spending the last few daya.
Tbe nrer is clear of ice now, ao people can croaa.
II II Leach baa sent offf oranew etockof goodc,
which be Is anxious may come soon.
O Y Ball Is going to Xewboargh. Mo , on busi
ucam. of what kind we do not know.
James 3Iattbews is In bis ahop again Jim bas
leen ick for a long time.
(rank Hasneea is rcitainng hia house. It would
not hurt if some others of this town were aa indna
tnouaas (rank
S lYyor bas been moving a booae from here ont
to hi farm, where he intends to reside.
L. M Harness is proud of his office.
O S Hair wife is very aick; bnt a great many
wbo were sick bate got well, since tbe doctor baa
left town
.mngai. Co. arc a waiting for a net, ao tbeT can
go to aching They bare got their fiah engaged.
Mr oung. wc think yon bad better catch Vm first,
W Hcndrou, wbo haa been working for II. Outb
rie, tbe last year, is going to move to town
Mr 3Iay, our school teacher, is teaching singing
achool at tbe Martin school bouse.
The Uhitehagle haunt got repaired since the
11th of lat mouth
I J hennedy haa bought the Jim Massey prop
erjv, and h prepunng to move. Ke.vo
C. F. Van Buskirk
has iiui'Rii'r oirr
ASA BRECKENRIDGE.
And is at it Again at the
Old Stand.
DON'T FORGET IT!
lawhat puzzle sxirlr It l bnt intttirt- la II r
Blaine to say that be oppMcd the match from the
outset. He did it not only on account of dipar.tr
in years and social position, bat CoppJiger record
was not unknown to bint Coppmgcr was not a
West Pointer. He waa appointed to the arrar
through the powrrofau nltra-Irah InilQencoui New
lork, which waa no guarantee or recognition ofaav
thin bat vote. Twelve or fifteen vears s-v. L
was anown asa kind of wild Irishman in the 4v I krejKr of the Kanaaa Citr f-ttr aoiur rearearh-r
loons, and a gallant Inhman among the Udiea. He vhen several armed m. n rude off with the box coa
waa ordered to Californu. in Ii. and it wa t'lere I taming the gate mon-r for the big darof the t.r
aad then that the daubing Colonel (be wa a Cap. j amounting t nearlv l0 0"K)
taia in those dare) achicred hi great feat of storm- Jamea could readily fairui-vu tbi S3.5M Ua i r.
ing a bonackold and compelling a surrender of its F paired for bia appearance Iu Mar bnt there aru s
ctudcL era!reanswby he dan? not tcnture out frum It
Mr. Thomas M Cab wa then reprewitatiro in comfortable nuarters at tha !nilsTvtn.tstn. ..-.H ikn.
Sin raueiatco of the iew Vork JfrraU He bad a that tbo anthonties of Da tit- Countr wcta ease
tember, 11. Ia tbe absence of eoneluuvr evidene
fortheirocCUtlon. Irrsnk'a att(.rnr mtc .1.
clear him on tbe simple pica that the Jaoiv (Kr
never intentionally tUgged a tram bcanng m -uial
ajreasure If iher sneered in dot a- thi. J-vckoti
Countr may still claim the illntriuu defendant uu
tWO DlhtF pi alWsBl. 1! r.v tl.sB.1.'. si.laTa.ints J. ant..
' berr in the fall of IS?, when the ging made a ban.
f?3 000, and ne for the daahtng rail on the gai
young, pretty and faacmating wife Cab, and hi
wiii anu ctHtptnger iivetl in the me iiouc Cah
newspaier datu. kept him out night. Captain
Coppinger'a military dctiea were such that be could
stay in ni;ht. The result was, that the gallant
Cantata and tbe ladv were thrown together much,
and it soon got sot hat while Cash w M-ndmg off
Herald s)erial. hi wife and the Captain wrr-i doing
special work at the theatres aad ret.tunrant. There
ia no need to indicate the result One day, Cau
found some Irtter. put a watch on hi spoutr, went
to arraign him on an M indictment for the ni.tnlr
of CarUinbheet.the(lalIatin biu!. caner li
was shot down by one of the baud of dal slit roll
beta in iVccmWr, 1n The railmat villase or
H in-tinville. where conductor etf.Jl an 1 a atone
mason namett McCuIIoch were murIerel b tram
ntbbersone warm nizht in Julv. lSl,iaUu in 1.
Tie Countr llie ki'Imgof tticsu th-ce mcu isgru
erally belicveil f have b-en the work of Jt
Jamt. rt Irank iin nohurrr to face a harii
Loumyjurr
nlitable llnlrl Proper. f.irSnlr.
Having nfiltid ami repaired the "Highland IIo
tel property mail it-tpirts. with rew teramlahs.
porrbs ftii4s.and ojt baildin:fl and fiiu-U-tl the
large iu w barn on tbr rcuii-c(. -! rcjtainted th
wkile im-tdc and ont makiu' it one.f the Wst fin
isbd bt trla in tbe 4 imntr 1 now oficr it fir sale, to
rrsitm.iblo jiartlt at t rcaoonallc .ric or will
ti-ke giMNlnalislatrm exrbange It i citaatttl in
tbi c utre of the buines prtii n of a tl. unchiog
and prt-.pcroin town and is a superit r stand for a
good bu-ttiCMs. I would le glad to auwt r tommn
nirat on rntpccting it. and am rcadr to show the
propcrtv toanrone seeking such a location Ad
lr'- W ( IUsivomi, M I,
Highland, Kanas
1 All tbo indtbted to tbe lato firm of A
( Hammond .X. n, by note or account, arc re
.lucttrd to come forward and settle at once
'feWw A O IlAUMOMrV-M
True to Her Trust.
Too much cannot be said of the erer faithful wife
and mother, constantly watching and caring for her
mar ones, never neglecting a single duty in their lie
half hen they arc assailed by disrase. and the
system shonbl hare a thorough cleansing, the stom
ach and bowel regulated, blood purified, and mala
rial imou exterminated, she mnst know that Elec
tric Bitters are tbe only suae remedr. They are the
liest and pnrrst medicines in tbe world, and only
cost fift v cents Sild br D. a Sinclair V Bro. Troy
Z5F 2 B Wood returned home, Monday morn
ing. after an absence of almost four months. We
have not yet seen bim, but learn that he bad a fear
ful time On bis way to Grand Island, be was cap
tured by a war party of Hottentot Indians, who
stripped bim, compelled Lira to run the gaunt let,
and then shaved bis bend, and dressed bim in
brcecb-cloat andllanket. He had nothing to cat,
for n ore than three months, except a few apples
that be chanced to bare in bis pocket. He made
bis escape during a severe blixzard in February,
and reached the 4-ttlements in safety It is said
that be bas along scalp-lock, like an Indian, and
will not come down town until bis bair grows ont
evenly We shall endeavor to bare bim write out
his adventures for publication
'-Iluckunalbiu"
New, quirk, complete cure 4 days, urinary affec
tions, smarting fre.uent or difficult urination, kid
ney Wa ,1, at druggists. Kansas Depot, Mt
Pikc tV hki, Atchison. Kansas.
tiA. Fouler, of White Cloud, was down, Mon
day. He is preparing to go into the banking bni-seas
Fvansleerame pap to a 10 pound hoy.
Mock Sale.
The rut ire farm stock of O B .Nuzum is now for
sale at tbe farm three miles south cast of Iowa
Point and three mdrs north wist of Highland sta
tion on the B V M Railroad, in Ioniphan Connty,
Kansas, confuting of about fortv good young mules,
from two to fire rears old, and about ontMhtrdof
them broke to wurk alwat thirtr good sound young
mare twotomven vrarsold, about half of them
with foal to my voung Malta Jack, the other half
witu loalto mytoung i-tall on Prim e f WnU ,
a miinVrof mh milk cowi anutubrrof brood
sows J?! bu.bels.fNo ltarlr King -v-mI Pota
toe farming lutltiuenta, too numerop to men
tton
Vnronewi-diingtolur Mill do will to call soon.
as this stock will be so! as fat as imMc V short
time on appro cdmrr will be gmn topurcLani,
if desired 0 II Nijtm
l-ebrnan Ij. 1S3 7w
rp Xcw Goods at LKLAMFS. Cw
NtIrs Dress (loivl-, and chonior than
MM.
Co iii io See t a,
W . n, ill grind ferd for the farmers, a 1 nday and
MtunUr of each wrch Trr enr kinl-dnrd" rorn
iiirai
liiftTltf
Faemcks Uwaioi.ju.d3Iiu.Co,
rrranee. Kansas
I ire In.uranrc ami Tlonry Loaning.
1 McINTOH, Hre Iwumnce and Lean Agent.
rTn.v gives yon your choice of a half a dozen of
the bt Fire Insurance Companies in the United
Mates in which to insure yonr ioj-rtT, at the
(heapc! rates. He will also loan money oa rrml
estate scn-iiy. at the lwist rates of iateresL Of
CceadjommgpH.!er-Bink Trcv, and at Highland.
K,mM o-acpRO
Monr in oaU,
-Ai iw rates, iu long time
- tjunt SO
Price,
Troy, Kansas
Mtmrj- in LaUv
Ou long tuacatTr n&t luterrrt. on well tm
proved 1 arm in Ioi,,,d,an Countv. Kara. Apply to
mSI K fcWCT- Tny. Kana.
ruAtii.1 1 niBtotu
Will legotiaf lcnsforpcrtir- wishing to lmrrow
wow? 3Mm-C
T5T If joa waut a gol cigar, try the IVot-pector,
nly tiie cents each, at 1 C mrbur 4. Bn.s.
ty The place to get native Inmbir w tt Palmer
A. Orton's White Clomf
G?Next Sunday, the lltb, is the day act by Wig
gin for the grratest tonn in the hitory of the
world However, since the failure of his rebruary
storm, he is less precise than be was at first, and
now fixes the date fro.. the 9th to the lltb As
Manli is always more or Irsa storray, and as the
11th I not lar from tbe equinoctial, when rough
weather mar be expected, Wiggins will be out of
lurk indeed, if some sort of a storm does not occur
sufficient to enable bim to claim a fulfillment of bis
pro j beey
tp" Neither mental nor physical labor can be ac
complibed satisfactonlr unless the system is in or
Jer When you feel tired, languid, wearied without
exertion, the mind slow to act, and requiring great
mental effort, you ran rest assured that your lirer is
not acting properly, and that nature requires assis
tance to help throw off impurities. There is no rem
rdr that will accomplish this so mildlr and yet ef
fectually as Prickly Ash Bitters." A tnal will
satisfv yon of its merit.
The Carpet exhibitor
s.mcthing new Let everybody come and see it
W e now sell carpets by wimple, bat ing a large line
of samples for the ladies to select from, and price
rnnniog from 30 cents up to ft per yard. Call and
leate jour order iora new carpet, cheaper than you
ever bonght Iwfore. McCxcm & Cowtx
CP Mr Sinclair, a nephew of Jamea M Trant.
who is located in New Mexico, a few miles fjom
Santa 1, is now in this vicinity. He is interested
ia mines down there, and baa left a sack of cocci-
mens with us for a few days, which appear to be
very rich In mineral. There are among them, gold
Waring quartz, silver and copper ore. and ralena.
He thinks he lias made a strike that is not surpass
ed in tuai wonuerlul mining country.
riT W II. Doble,jr,anoted d nrer and trainer
or fa-.t horses, Chicago, sayes. I hare used Cole's
Aeterinary Carbolisalve for cuts, sores, scratches,
and speed-cracks. It is a valuable remedr, and will
doall that is claimed for it, and no stable ahonld bo
without ii." I.arge cans, $1 00; tmall cans, 50 ccnt.
jy Joe I latch flier, of St Joe, writes to ask ns if
there is any good place ter here to shoot dncks.
He says he wants to go to some place where it will
te safe to put his decors ont of reach of Jack W hit
ham, who baa about spoiled his shooting on that
side of the nrer If any of our readers can giro the
desired information they will confer a favor en Mr.
Bateheller
t7" A true tonic nicdiunr, a hlr.ing in eterv
household, is Brown's Iron Bitters.
t Conrad Stuni and 3Iis Jennie Irm of
Washington Township, wirr married. March 1st
"Hough Oil ItBU."
The thing desired found at Iat Ask Druggints
for Kough on Hats." It cleara ont rats, imrr Hh-.,
roaches, led bugs. I5c. boxes.
ty " lolet." you bat en t sent t our projer name
with your items , hence you dou t see them
17" lion John A Anderson has our thanks for a
package of eed.
last Friday
'Those Pkettt Sr C.LiiEr.ECiEU.," now in press
and shortly to beissuedbyT II Peterson i. Brothers.
Philadelphia, treats of fashionable life in London,
picturing tbe details of a London "season, with its
aristocratic flirtations, followed by sketches of life of
the English .Nobility and thoc associated with them
at tbe centres of English fashionable life on tbe Con
tinent. Climpses of London Clubs and Club men,
also an exciting fox hunt, and the races at Ascot, cire
variety to the development of the story, in which, of
course, mere is an element of romance and lore, to
which fashionable follies serve a the foil The dia
logue ia exceedingly witty. The author of the story
Is a lady of prominence in .New lork society.
Auction s-alc ol E urnllurr.
Tuesday, Manli Uth, J6S3. the entire equipment
of the Otis House, Atchison. Kansas, will be sold at
Auction, witbont rescrtr, commencing at 9 o'clock,
am, and continuing from daytodiy nntil cWtd
out.
Tbo octfit consists in part of carpfts, C9iham1cr
set, made of waluut, exprrs-.lv for thc-Otis House,
wardrobes parlor furniture, lounges, chairs, bed
springs, mattresses, centre tables, elegant feather
pillows, bedding, dining tables' clmr. tableware,
silver, etc.
Are lou Expoed
To malarial influences ! then protect your system by
using Parker's Omge- Tonic. It strengthens the
liver and kidneys to throw off malarial poisoat, and
is good for general debility and perrons exhaustion.
IT" Mayor Curtis, of Severance, last week issued
a proclamation of non intercourse with Highland,
suspending all trade between the places, and mak
ing it a crime punishable with death, (we believe,
but are not certain,) for anr person from Highland
to enter the corporate limits of Severance.
17" The best Spring medicine known is that won.
derfnl tonic. Brown's Iron Bitters,
ZZT Oo Satorday. February I7th, the Farmer.
Elevator and Mill Company bought a little over 33,
000 Lnshcls of grain from fanner at Severance, Er
crest aad Willis. That ia pretty good business for
one da v
17" Hoods, scarfs, ribbons, and any fancy articles
can be made any color wanted with the Diamond
Bye. All the popular color.
17L.H Miller last week removed bis family t
Atchiwn, where he will reside for six months, at
least, or until be ran dtterroioe npon a permanent
location.
OT The B. &. M. n. IL, known at the "Burlington
Lome," offers special advantages to traveller. See
their advertisement In this paper.
Public ale.
Notice is hereby given, that I will sell atnublie
sale, at my residence, one and a half miles east of
Troy, on the St Joseph and Western Bailroa 1, on
Satnrd-y, March in a. l'-SJ. the following property,
to-wit .
Ona pair work mules, llie yeara old, one pair
good work Lorses. 1 brood mare, blooded (stock, 1
two-year-old mare colt. 1 mate yearling colt, C5
head Poland China bogs, weighing from TO to 39
pounds, 1 milk cow; 2 stacks of hay, I buggy and
harness, I two-horse wagon and harness, lot of
good farming utensils, consisting of breaking plow,
cultirators, iron barrow, mowing machine, onion
dnlL stalk cutter, and other articles. Jso. all nir
household goods and kitchen furniture
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a m
Terms All sums nnders, cash, sums of 5 and
over, a rrnditof nine months, with approved note,
at 10 per cent, interest, which may le discounted on
darofsaleatSpcrcent for cash
II rx W ToLn.
A. Appleby, Auctioneer
stock Sale.
I will sell at public sale, at mr farm, live miles
south west of Troy, on Thursday, March lith, 1.V3,
a lot of stock, consisting of four horses and IH bead
of rattle, from yearlings to five years old.
I will also Mil, at the same time some plows and
other farming implements.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a in
Terms Sams under IfS, cah. on all nms of j;5
and over, a credit of nine months will lie given, on
approved note, at 10 per cent interest, from date of
sale; or5 percent, discount will hcallowid on all
such suras, paid at time of sale
riMcr- Boriiitr
A Appleby, Auctioneer
We Don't Car Who U Diplcned.
The buyer is always pleased to bny heavy winter
clothing, overcoats, cloaks, dolmans, caps, and all
manner of winter good, at greatly rrdnced prices
some at cost or less and yet cold w rather. Every
thing else in season, as low or lower than all compe
tition. W'e are also now handling all kinds of farm
ing implements.
(.iLLr.iiER.V Coeroti.
Highland Mat ion. Kan
Farm for Kale
A good farm of 160 acres, two miles and a half due
east of Troy: all under fence, one and one-half miles
having good hedge fence, with division fences
orchard of 250 bearing apple trees; tbe .-rt timber
ed place on Peter Creek, consisting of 13) acres of
good timber; well wattrcd with never failing
stream ; a good bouse on the dare.
A bargain will be git en. if application be made
soon Inquire at the premises.
lmchSw. hiiurKunru
Farm for Kale.
Tbe Thomas Itevrrrnx farm. Empire of C. Ice
land, Jr
IIcnant It Idee Hera.
htervbody enjoying good health, in this vicinity.
Mr (Ii Hargis is repairing his house.
Mrs I tta Monhollrn, of Brown County, is visit
ing friends and relathes in this vicinity.
Mr I) F Bobbins has returned homa from Brown
County.
Wcaro sxirry to hear that 3Iiss China Culp is go
ing to Irate us. she will be missed by all our
young folks.
There was a dance at Mr. Hobba, Wednesday
night. Music by the Kock Creek Band, fcveryhhdy
enjoyed themselves.
It is getting to be all the style for young ladies in
tin vicinity to go horse-back ndtng
Mr Andy rulton and wife hare returned home
from Ohio, also, Dan Fulton and family. We are
all glad to sec them back again.
Miss Molhe Loyd, who has been Tisitmg fnenda
iu Brown County, haa returned home.
Wolves are very plenty, but they are too sharp
for the banters, but don t get discouraged, boys.
W e don t think we need any more rain soon not
until the roads get a little better, and we get to go
to town once more.
A couple of young men iu this vicinity went out
buggt riding, la.t Sunday, and the last wr saw of
tucm, one was ruling in tbe buggy, and the other on
one of tbo horses Vlncs axd Viba.
faVurr City Items.
Our mill is shut down for good. There is some
talk of mot ing it to Doniphan Kobt. I Uckinger is
down from Trov, this week.
Jliss Hannah Hcatley, from IMtaburg, Pa , is here
on a t istt to see her friends
Mr I rank Shepherd, from Leavenworth City, ia
tiMting in deary
Wanted, a first-class blacksmith, at fieary City.
Good location
ColIisB Bonndv bas gone to St. Joseph, for dry
goods C. B ICoundy'a school will cloe. In two weeks.
Colli is a good teacher.
Mr Ben Flickisger is running his saw mill, this
week. He talks of getting a new engine. Ben. is
an old saw mill boy.
Be careful, boys, when you go to the concert, that
the north western wheel doesn't break down. Try,
try again,. boya. Hawkete.
White Cloud GoaaiD.
Miss Nora Dunleavy has about recovered.
The roads are passable, once again.
Frank Shaw has located in our town Frank u a
nice fellow, and wr wish him all success in his naw
enterprise.
The anniversary of the birth of Lonjlellow waa
to have been calebrated in an imaosing manner, br
the scholars of the public school, but owing to tbo
illnc..s of one of the teacher, the exercist were not
given
W on t the Shakespeare club unite ita talent, and
favor the public with an amateur theatrical I
Isn tit time to be vaccinated again! Our semi
annual scamhas ami ed, in the shape of a reported
case of small pox, at Highland.
Mr Oliver Dnmmoek Is confined at heme, with
an attack of erysipelas. Samaxtha Blocs.
Brenner aal.
Our burg I growing slowly.
Tbe elevator is now nnder roof, and ba a com
manding apjiearance Those who come here with
grain, will not be delayed bccanfl there haj pens to
be no cars. Cook V Hartshorn tnran business in
the grain trade, and they deserve succes
Thomas McXemee's familv hate looted intothiir
new dwelling
M. V. Blood haa sold ont his iropertr, and moved
to Nebraska, where he bas an iut rest in Mime real
estate.
Josh Hargis farms Job 5Icl.iuiel . pi in
V. E. MclJanal has rented the Myers farm tow
owned by David Wynkoop
J. J. Baker bas taken room with K. MrDaniel.
David Wynkoop has rented bis Ijoilc place to hi
son in law, Mr Win Stanton, and is going t? mot n
to Atchison
Wm Stanton has gone to Indiana, to tiMt rlt
tives, who are lying sick, at the point of tie th
Mr. Mart. Hargis has gone vimting to Howard
County, Mo , her oM home
Mace Culp takei charge of the McCall j lace
Jack Hargis tends tbe INieholl Ian 1 Jacob Hani
ilton, the W litis place.
Mr. Levi Beeves has bought the HotcLakii-s place,
and now occupies it.
W'e learn with pleasure, that Mi LUenor Buck,
who haa been three months m Cincinnati, under
treatment for her eye, which have be-n sore for
several years, in so much that she wat a good as
blind, is now so far reentered that she can read
almost any hues of print, and will return, in a few
days.
Mr. Alkirr, Jr , bashad to come bomr from the
State University, on account of bad health It is
too bad, when a young man has n good pportcnity
to get a liberal education, that anything should biu
der. Hope he will live to get through with high
honors yet.
L. IL Miller has left us, for Atchison H is a use
ful man, anywhere. Long may he ware
Oakland and Brenner will lose one of thiir old
and staid farmers, when Mr Wynkoop ltaves one
that we are both to part with , but Atchison will
gam a good and useful citizen We hopo bis lines
may fall in pleasant places, and hi sun never set
with less genial ray
' M. 0. Blood, our city dad, has gone from uinoug
ns, to live with the prairie doss. He wa a good
citizen one who always attended to hi own affair,
and expected others to d o the same
Jeff. McDaniel starts, to-day, March Jib, to Bry
.ant's Commercial School. He i osr of the good
boys, who has worked bard, br tbe month, and
saved money rnongh to pay bis way until he gradu
ate. fi4isi.IT
Fanning Hems.
Thomas Bnttaln is soma better of neuralgia.
though we fear this damp air is not good for lum
Miss Mattie Bnttain, who bas been staying here
at her sisters, (Mrs. Tbo B ,) and attending our
winter school, ha gone to her home, in Wayne
Tawnship We hope you will comeback. Mi Mat
tie and attend our spring school also, as we ims yon
Tery much.
Harve Thompson was arrested and taken to pris
on, Mondar morning, for breaking into the post
ofhee and J. J. Bradley's store Perhaps he is grat
ified now, aa he has been acting as though he want
ed to go there, for some time
One hound shot here, last week, and more aio
liable to be hurt, if they fool around the big fat man
too much. How bounds do love fat meat and lanl
School girls should be more careful about drop
ping verse in the school room, a smaller ones are
liable to find them, and lay them up niot en v where,
and thereby cause a misunderstanding
Thomas Jackson ought to le so thankful that he
is able to go to tbe doctor, as otherwise the doctor
would be apt to charge so much to go awav out to
see lum so often LtPMrn.
MFCCD TO DFITII.
Knitn viurdercra Meutenrcst ! be II. a-, fen I
b4lill Itrealbe.
The following imfli.t of the persons who were
sent to the tmtcutiarr nnder death sentence.
Thongh tlure i n law upon tbe tatute book indict
ing capital i unifhment. there has ucter been an ex
ecution under it The law has been in lorce eleven
vi ant tbe Jd day of 3Iarrb. of the present year tn
dints irovi-iona any pen-on sentenced to death is
urt impriMined furoue vear in the Penitentiary, and
if, nt the cvpirution of that tiuiv, the death warrant
i stoned bv the t.otrruor, they are hanged, and if
iiii inririiiiononmeni rntumar ine list sbows
the ( ountt from which the prisoner came, when
they wire m.1 rWm-d, sheir color, th-o transferred
toiLMne usrlum. tune whot-e sentence bad been
lomiiiLte-l,HUd tboise who hate died during connne
ii r It wa kmdlv funm-hed Tke 7ime br Major
Hoj kins, the Wunlni IIo date of imprisonment
is. nit gitin, it iMiug uudrrntood, of coarse, that
the tinii. at which ther ttere to bate b,en hung was
our year latir
John Blunt, Dmglas Countr, entencn! Febrtiarr
IS7.J, c lured
IleunetU Cook. Or.lM.rn (ountv June 23. IS7fi,
wh tr
John Drjkt, Dickiuviu Couulv, Nrptetuber ti9,
I'u'J, white
Tim Hinklu,.u Libelti (ountv, .November J3,
107K, white
W lllltiu lltirrsf Iltklili.!..i!i j.m.tr s.iiti-n.lu., -.
Io, white
All red Hanuii, Montgomerr Count), March 29,
In I , rotond
Martin Jarbtteri Johusou Countr. .Noreiuer 20,
ISS, white
WilIiJjikou, Sumner ( ountr.INureMber JsM830;
white
E. B CurIev,aIiaCLarles,JohnonCoiinty,March
JJ ISj. wh.te
Thin Muuftrrm.iu. Labette Countr, March 5, liClh
WMIIC
himself home suddenly one evening, an 1 fujtid the) In hi native countr of Clay, there has lonn W u
gallant Captain in nnnuhtary attire, and huwifp t -leurr to clew npthe mvstery of the Libcrtr bank
unfitted for appearance on the street lutsteadof robberr. which dutes U.eh to iebnurv l. an.,
making cold meat of Coppinger, or starting a lead i netted the fr-eboit-rs. whoever they wir. roioj
m-ne with lum. Cash pocketed bis wrong Once A farn.er named Askew, a neighbor or the Miue--
discovered, the lady and the Captaia lied tat, and j who was upcctcd of bat ing piloted a nijtit rai 1 of
Cash perpetrated a diabolical revenge by publishing Prnkerton men t their home wa shot on his own
a pamphlet giving full particulars ortheVsciednaire, pourvb on th night of j nt IA ItTS, by tfcrn men
and riMHca of letters that paM-d between the guilty f bidden behind the wood ilc
pair. Mr Cah,awith a true news instinct, made In Pettis Coi.nl v I Oitrmlle the scene ot tii
MVeralcoIutaosufthe matter, an J wound np with a , Missouri Paciho tram nbberr m Jauuarv Ku and
pathetir appeal for the public's svmpathv the amount of the robbvry wa H? ( Kumor
Coppingcr ojhI the Idr went to M I-om. Ca-li ronnertiuj I rank Jam with tie rnterpri. m it re
ret-orted his wife's lover to the War Ilenartnipnt. nutre intestization bv tfce (iuiitr ni.il.a,i-iii-.
aud the Captain would, no doubt, hato been tried In Warn C'ountv a part v of roMer. l-elicv- P fo
for "conduct unbecoming an otlurr and a gentle- bate lcen the James gang -signaled a tr-jiu of ihr
man." if Cah had notmadesocb ana of himelf Iru Mountain roatl at ..is I till m lak on tor
The War Department roul I hanllyaffonl to ml rets I latIarof January Kl, robbed the pa uer-v
the wrongs of a man who advertiel himself broad- i uptiu tbe exj rramcs4engrrsriafa nlcl the mail
east as a cuckold The only thing the amir people ' l-asanl nle off with nearlv intrx' tLtt di i u
did was to give Coppin-erahint to drop tbe ladv llong to th-m
aad ajtsim buu to other dutr Poor Cu!i. lin.Lft It seem eerta'n that iSe ei Inrntit i I 1
hearted and ruined, not to say jeered at, and losing raiu-nrtl in the MiKouii conrt m indtrtmeni
hi place on the Urrnld because of it, got into the ebargingroriplirity in the foregoing offense, ani'
employ of the Central Pari he Kaitruad Conipanr. there iur lie a nmuUrof prreiuetsyet tsthntr fruj)
and wlicu last heard of was a ticket aent down in i not on tangible evidence erhairCbiit on the fie
Anzona. that all thcM- raid, with the iHMitlt eveeptiou ui
"The farts are all known, and, in spite ..f the tbe laibeitr lnk rbtcrr.areuiarkel br ilieuiiti.ti
bnlliaut wnlding vcstenlav there are mauv who andinei.ive methoI of the bund in whirl, be wn
leclieve that tLe gallant Colonel Lonpinrer banllt l'Ir barge of uopetticg or robbii the m is
dare lift hi rye wstenlar. lest the tiion of tbe
ruined Mrs. Cash should prrnent itrlf It is no
wonder that Mr Blaine kicked at the luatrb le
ought to hive kicked bard enough to break it "
s-.ic fNTic sunDi.r,
mav als, 1 preferrel a aint bun
ti umber of other Male are wai Inn,, to u
voraldd opjiortuuitv t put iu their r.-iiu-ition
Kenturkt want to know vtbat h. h.t.iN.iv a(Nu
tliel.moellviUebjuk'roblierv in Mar. b !i an I
about the Uir County t wn f I .dim ii t a m
IK. sjarlsjs.l ra lihtfih. shns H . f ..a. ... -.l. ..
w ... .s uiiv, aavsiss, iai; s t (111 I Ill's ri"l I'
is:
Pr arm. I. still ap.rlltr. Ihr . !,. ,f , '" '- .Iwwrr ..r llir Ifcrwi- I ... ml
I'lslhrrlv N.ri.ll.n-II.bbrrr lo Vr H.,s. ""Hn! rashwr Martin l!ir-ul'i lUr l.r mi I ir r. fn
plrrarnlrsl by MnHdar Ursrrr.li.n Urpss. ' lu- tS'ir aptlir riimlnaation nf tliialr
t.r. Inf.rnsrd IbMI n. Tl.nrr a. I rll ts
a'rif s airni.
IjiviKtxrl., Mssm , tt-I.niarr -I 's-srn suns Inn
1hcu in.titulnl a-iltist the lisii3liiifan tii'lv a
Kouiaa (utliolio uraaizatMti liruil Itt-rr in 1'Tll,
tnrrrtitr ilriHssits f ari.Li(nrrs f t! rliurrb j
Altarlinirata uarti Writ is.ue.1 fiir$7,(SRI ajtl lunrf
will likelv ftilluw The MM-iitv was ltinnril liv i
k imiis. runurrvai iiutiliiistim In v nt 1. 7 run
tst'teatitliuntusurUrst ir.mu loltrl a r nut
llttrrr.t IU tliralfjmlit alhl tin ik.insistolv Irr
wL srrr nlifinl t tl.ir ra.'i ul l.amrs In
i u Ihr stacf nmte fnni Mulrrrn In It.st N riu. i
Januart l74 wimM alv IiLr tnl.ii w wtirlli. r lk
Hnusiifllir liur... rtiMUrs wli imJttt I lliriii
surli a Iir Iv ttitit tlitt iliv
Wsautltittr ( tilllitv. in Ivmiiki i. .iiim!..
pnrsts. ami salseinf ntly rliaft rol lv thi Is?;isla wliMli. r I rani, was anion;: tlir t'j.Iiin. ml Wrs w t
turr. witU atltlionty In lioM priiH-itv not r.rr. tlia Kt sjil ISSI m SI l ,. nUi l.talTt mi mil m uli rir s
$OSU00 Jjire aiuoilDls ! rial rstJtr. lurlmlm rarnii lLi Kausus r.irtln rultr.si.1 at Slim I. lull
cnurrn irujs.nv. uai. im-sii rnlivrsril ttitae st.irtr Olaitsr l'.a Irilnnl iu the s.uui srtits I st rr
11 u II
aturo 1V1
I ratlirr l.r-an tw k lltarr f tlir lau 1 pirslrs who m na tin Ju
Charlr 3Iarhall 2!itrhfU I'mini. Jnn. in I$C
t ulnrrtl
llujo Main, .Vtrliistm t ountv. Notcuibrr .', IS80.
whitr
Jtx. W MrNrtt. DrdgwL Countr, June 3, lWs .
whltr
. i, F- 'rCnnuarl, Lhrrokre Conntv, trbrnarr'Ji,
IK7C, white '
(! l'ltlr. CrrenwooJ Countv, JlarW, 19,
wtitr
Instil. A liosr, Kllswortii Countv, Man. Ii C, ISW,
whltt
Arthur Wiunrr -..lj;w.rl. Countv, Juua 30, ISTI,
white
-nlnw it jatt. Norton Countv, January SS, lSa,
white " ' '
Jehu 1
white
C" McCrntn Jt. Cowrn are rereivin- antl openiac
up a new stork of notioaa anil dry goods, anil will,
in a few days, rrreire. their pnn- stork of elolhiog
from Chicago, the nieest line they have ever earned,
of child's, boy'a and youth', rlothin-, and vrry
cheap, too. Everybody is rrapeetfally invited to
call aad examine goods and prices.
ty Try the Prospeetrr Cigar, If J on want a good
moke. D. C Srrnait 4. Ban.
RrsoIultonM or Reaped.
IlaiLorTaor IxiDcr, No 55,A.F.&. A H,J
March ith. 1SS3.
WlltREas, In His inscrntahle rrovidence, God
has seen lit to remove from our midst our beloved
brother, J O llrownlee, for years an boaored and
useful mrmlierof onronler, therefore,
llttottril. That his many sterling qnahtira of mind
and heart, which endeared bim not only to member.
of the craft, but also to all associated with bim, will
forever remain as tbe heritage of all engaged in lit.
noble work.
itVaorrt, That in his decease we sustain the loas
fa worthy brother and esteemed citizen.
Jlrtolrnl, That we hereby tender to his surviving
family our siacera expression of sympathy, in their
deep affliction.
iVsorra. That these resolutions bo spread upon
the recorda of the Lodge, a copy aent to the family
of the deceased, and published in the Kamu Cluf.
U. S Dissxoxe, )
I W. Urowx. S Committee.
M. L. Edwards, )
tP"Tlia following letter, remain unclaimed at
the post office at Doniphan, Kansas, March 1st, 1883:
Hiss Minnie Berry. Mrs Lney Black, Richard
Capp, Albert Clem, Datna Coailin, Hiss Mattia
Denton Ilobert Mabry. Cms. R. Keens, P. M
nluable stock Farm far Sale.
I now offer, at private sale, my large stock farm,
situated mid war between Iowa Tomt and IJizhland
Station, in Doniphan County, Kansaa, on tbe Atch.
son and Nebraska Railroad, embracing ovcrlJOO
acres of choice land, lying on both aidea of Wolf
litver, being well situated and splendidly watered.
and andonbtetllr the best stock farm in the State of
Kansas
This farm will not be eold by piecemeal, but will,
if possible, be sold in one body, but not in mora
than two tracts, nnder any circilmstaneea. It baa
been bought and nerd for a stock farm, and that ia
what it ia ieculiarly fitted for. The following are
the descriptions of the land embraced in it:
Last half section 7 township S range 20-33) acres
3 20-33) acres
5 20-102 acree
1 20 .acres
3 20 160 acres
3 20 W acree
2 20 acree
2 20 20 acres
3 20 80 acres
2 20-160 acrea
13S8aerea
The farm will be acid for part caah. and rood
temia given on the balance. Mapa and plata of the
land will he furnishes! those wishing to buy, for
wnsra, logciner wtl any other information, ad
drw , O. a Scicar,
SSfeoaX Iowa Point. Kaaaaa.
CP" The best place to bay fresh and aalt meats, is
at the new shop. Reasonable prices.
Joe MoainiAp, Manager.
Cy A carpet aewrag dence, that wfll sew carpet
rags aa fast aa one person ran tear them; atroag.
smooth, and durable work; a great aavug of thread.
Will last a life time, rnrr, by mail, 2S centa. X.
horabeg Addrraa. c. IL Kaiata.
2"' Shannon. Atchiaon Co, Kas.
IP" Tbe largrst supply of native lumber in ten,
is at Palmer 4t Ortaa'a, White Clond. They have a
large amount of well seasoned lumber. In addition
to wnat nas i,eeu sawed this
Boots and Shoes.
Largo stock of limits anil Shoes, just
received, at Inland's.
G See the atliertisement of Palmer A- Orten. tf
W hite Cloud, wbo have a largo amount of native Inm
ber for sale, both green and seasoned
17 Rer. John D Knor, the pious fraud who en
Siaeered the late Marriage Aid Association, latelr
eceaaed, with liabilities of aH0snndassctsnr "-,
once wrote a sketch of himself, for the Kansas llio
eragpical dictionary, aa many other ain men did
l e quote a Jtortlon uf it, which sounds exceedingly
odd in the light of his defalcation "What an as
tonishing aggrrgate labor fur (tod, for country, and
his fellow man haa thia man performed' r nanrullr.
his name ia golden-edged 1 lis life is a fit study fir
all, and might writ be used as a patern tit
the preacher, the citizen, and the n an On ap
proaching htm, if you are a close obserrcr ymi
would ear: 'Here comes a business man intent on
bnainess. lour next impression would lie, 'a phi
lanthroput hurrying to help distress, next, a prr arh
er,' and once passed, yoit woald turn to look at bim
maaing whichf Right in all. for be is.Vnd ever Ita.
been all and a aucceaa in each
gcra iiourlioa (onnty, September .1!, 1SK;
Marr Isabel Martin l.rnn ( nntitr I1....T..
!.'. white J '" -'
John Tlipli Iirown Conntv, rsbniarv 9, ISO;
while J
. if."1'".' i"UJl""i. Jackson Countv. November 5,
!). white
TIlL flllluttin ll.t .liAir. tT... ...U....I . t.
tiuian.l tranfferreil from the l'emtentuiry to tbe
Jn-.au Avlum at Tfeka:
ri--ta Urbb, ron! County. Januarr 21. IftSQ.
ioJ?Im .,: N-lI-l-aemvortU County January t!I,
ISrv!, ubite J
Alexander Harmon, flreenwool Connty, Apnl30.
Inj, nhiie
TrjinfLrrfd totbn vluiu at Otwawatomie.
Uicbanl Jone. alu4l'nplctt. Montcomery Connty.
I'eeetuber i!l 1M79. Imtt-in Tin. .,. .... Mr.
reil torn TAe 77t)rofilm 11th inut
Theli-II.-4iu-i.uhitof tbone frlioe death wnt
eneo bat. been eonimnteil. tbe date of tbe wnteneo
and tbe number of ear of tbe eemmntatiou beioz
Sen
Samuel Vsbmore 0jfiH Cottntv. January 7. 1C5,
cominute.1 loIUyean wbite
Uil.unl Mouow. Iavi Countv. Jnne 19. !C3; li
yean, colore.!
lJ-i"1." ,0,Mr,'t Cberokee County oveiuIert!,
In, III vcars . one-half Indian
Ibefoilowic- -"bows th deatbt durin eonfine
ment under death M-nlenre
StnviUr lime IouUi (uuntv.Apnl tM. m.
dud Jannarv25. l&C., e.. In re I
Tbe entire lit r-bow tbirtv ec nrirti.m.i nnder tl.it
law '. Iwintreisbt of ivbotu are inalr, and two i-luile-.
Five are colore.!, tw Indian, and the rwt
wjiite lsUktli of the women are vbitc Uamwftrt
limen
anmra, .ieiot.nor uaa uiieiiiiv in ieriiriU4 iIcikm- ' me vorrnon umi. . Iu iJre uiu, an
iinut later Miielir-il the l.e.im tne ot u t
ltn, and fteteral elaium have trren entrred"anint
tuem iney bate Ireeu elliiis teal ei-tate firoui.
IfV
S Lock Inland ami Tjei ie ro 1 in oiler to tunac
llie exj re. car anil rob the ikh o ft. I
tune lat and have been birce iMirrowe. f munrr t
from bank. At a meet in- uf tbe dejMM l oris the 'lausrn r-im-. iiun n likely to ...ine fnm Minuf
uiicr rre Downeu mat no uiony u.t i-it iut j M rnonertt e l u Muni" hut imllet- b ii, t
that the tkjxietr would endeavor to iur thetu at the . rai Ion the bink at INorilirYtd. iu tbit Nt itr on s. t
rate of Kl 000 yearly Tim iii.Iel.ie.Inrf-, ii tdaretl ' trmUrT l"Ci, when tbey killeI turner Ila ..)
ortbbaIf 8
X Ikptaw8
l'artneqr 8
S w qr -9
W,eqr 9
Vnwqr " 16
U'lnwjifi 16
E J n e p.r i;
Seqr - I
ty The Leavenworth Prrumy fnersKiuth'
ne card is thinner than we vb it was Our desire
is to demolish Governor Rlick. but be can't be drown
ed in cologne water, or beaten down by a bra band
TBOV 7IARUCTN.
KiXl Beat TH wheat, retail, (3.007X33.
"Wheat Fall. W!iv
En-U.
CO-LV-T-C
Oats-ooc
Potatoes Cu-
Hat Prairie, Roo T ou
Bcrrra aoe.
Eoca lijc
LAinlSe.
HAK-lic
Bacob flidet, I2rf.
Hosw-ccMas.'a.
BT. LOVtM JIABKKT.
St. Lon Martb C.
Hfceat Opnied lower aod Alow t o. Sred tl IS cab,
(U l-il ltl-Uartbt tl ..(.tl 13 April. II lCili;i May
ft Ii bid Jane j tl 09 bid stale, c loE at io-afle f.on ,
o-3 rr l ocaiiT;.
Corn Opened lower and but httie dooe. except for Ma.
which aol4 atraijcDt down from U3Mc cvb. and &i A
-H.e March, 3;2Cie .pnl, S93S7e May c Janes
5MeJiUy
Oata Tina, ajaite rub j 43,e April. ii3til- rlox-
toe 44Je May
j Amu. a
al&iael.LI
Baiiev &iAr t eo2sQe
U-C slrtiva and hi elver: litLL MfeSaOS. ttlln-
st-f90t7aa. beavy, 17X19T3j. I.eeip iarj;.hlp-(
menta. 3.W0.
CattleEeeeipta. 1000: abipmrsta. MM. Tbe dema&d
urycrj excevda tbe aoppty. aad pricea Una. aalea mdaU.
owibc to the acMut ttOrnDz. afxporta, tCtwaour txJ
tecboic thippUc t3C03tTC0t Iizht do, t4U3 40 com
SManativea, M30S4 3. pood batcher eeri.43J(.
trod cwwa and betfera, 4 Oral (Si roaaoaa, f3l0ai W.
alockers. W73l 23. feedera. tM S02SP0.
CHICAGO 31AUKKT.
Chicago, March C
WTieat Doll aod lower; reeabir tl4Mcrrhi IIO?!
10H, April: I11IIS1141 Mavt tlll.ailll Jaaei NxS
apnafctl OHJai CV2 aL3,91c. winter, tl 1(4
ww uacuve ao4 tower t waeAe caat iektMtrtt
i April, s8eMaytC3c Janet reacted. SOe.
Oat Dull aad weaker, Oeraah aad March; CiAi-ril.
44cMayj44KJaii.
-J Weaker, at f. .
Iy--Qiiiet.axT8e.
Ilocw-Ssweipu, 12,000i hJpaeata, S.Dnx MirkH i.b
aeulcdi rood u prim heavy, tvteady lN503T U, lihc,
eaater at WUaiM: qtiar rworer AflfcoU-
Catllv-Kre,pU.C,0OO: aVpnwBU, 3,400. Market, act.
Ive on ahippiac And export cradea. aad 33I(Vr hij;bec;
mtehera aad raBaera unchaa-rdi atoekeraaad ftsrdera
weak. ExpocU, tilOC4i. r t rime .lupoiBC. tl t
at3, hot nuJadr at 3 408 M baUher row. JJi--.
batcher ateera, tiCOwSSD, ttoekern, 320S4 6ttt freder.
f4S3ao. ATlaaU.
niEiK
Ivw h oCtliv -Woulli on llir Tarllt:
One of the binet and best of the Ajieeebea on the
Unit Detton, delivered in Conreaa recently, wan
that by Mr Lynch, or MianMippi, winch we cive
IH biff
a refereitei. La- lieen frequently made to tbn
cIjm of jH-nple w,i. whom I ftu identified, 1 think I
may W emiittfd to jKak fr tbem. I not only
Mnak hi i that rapraitv, but I want it distinctly uo-d(r-totx
ibat I iakn-jan asncnlturut, a a far
luer forthati-themterefttin which I am (Db(mI
when I nut nor cii-aM ia iolitiea
Now. 3Ir Cbiinnan. tieriuit ine fn ur (lint ttu.
col ton i riMlncera of lLn.tit!i. m firx ILnnw ...
in fivorof tantfreuiM.nablj protective. There wa
time wLeuth-South wai iu favor of free-trade,
aud ebeai labor That tim h.n all ira nm-
dnrin rli.e were isla.ea That tune waa when
nearlv everything we produced wa exportwl and
nearly tierytbin we eoPrtun,-.l waa imitorted Now
tbe condition of tbms-t i changed He not only
b-ve fret-LiWr; we not onlv bare our cotton inter
est, 1 ut we have iH.r f nar intereat. wo bare oor
In in ber interest, we have our nee interest, we have
OJrjitte imereit, and I am clad to le ablo to nay
wc are mpidlvbavic'r our manufactunns interest.
plaa-e 1 In fact Mr Chairman, the South t- lie
Etnmnto have all tboe thine, all of tboe indntv.
trir, all of those oecnpotion. that make the West
powerful ami tbe hast wealthy; ami iu proportion
a we bnvt then the sentiment in fat or tf a tariff
reaMmaldv protective will nw until it will sweep
all oer tbe Southern eoaniry. Applaaaej
Let n.ray a word alw, 3Ir chairman, iu regard
to tbe I HH.it ion oeeopie.1 by the Tro.1neins cUsaea of
that country on tbi subject. I want to give the
reaAsiu. or a few of theru, wh v the prolcria- elaswa
there faiora protertite tanff. In the firt place
Kt toe refer to cotton. And in thi- connection I am
reminded i fa remark mailn by the gentleman from
bonth Carolina Mr Aiken when the general de
bate njsou this bill wa coins on. and that waa, that
tbe iiriee of cotton m controlled bv the Liverpool
market That if true. Why i that trnef It la
i-iuiply because at least two-third of the raw cotton
produced ia thiaconntry is abipped Abroad to for
tis markets If we bail inanufaeturinc eaUblisb
mcuta in thi country in sufficient nnm1era to pre
vent tbe exportation of oor raw cotton abroad,
then we would save what we now lose in eonae
4nc1.ee of tbe red netions in price made bv tbosewbo
buy our cotton
I-sftme sjy that tbe producers of cotton in tbe
.South Where that IT we l.r a syatem of lesiilation
aball Itrevent the estabhshment .if oiannfa.-tn.-a In .
this etmntrr, then we will build np a foreign tnonop
fly; we will be compelled to rely solely and exeln
ively on foreign mannfaetnre to buy fMir raw cot-
t( n Ami in tnrn we wonld be eomnelhl 1 n e1tr nra.
on tbem to furni4i na with our cotton clothea to
i wear while we are en-ajed in tbe production of raw
material
i I w ill say that tbe cotton producer of the South
f lielieve that if we prevent by onr legiAlatioo tbe
treciiou oi manuiaeiunns; ecu biisii menta in this
country, then tbe foreign mannfaeturera will not
ooly control the market in tbe purchase of tbe raw
material which we f rodnce, bat will be compelled
to rclv ni-on tbem to furnish ua with the elntlae..
that we wear and cannot very well get alon with-'
That bein true, we vill be compelled to receive
froutium for onr raw cotton jtut what they mar
rbooMT Co give ns, and In turn, we will be compelled
to pay tor tLcir cotton -ooda just what they may
chooe t eharce ns tor them.
Uebdieve that if we have man n fact nnnj estab
bJiiuentA in tbiseoantry, then we will have compe
tition wwJi foret-n manufactunnj: establishments,
aod that e.impet tion will create demand for the
raw material, wui inercaa its pnee and canae it to
pi Ln. Therefore, if we hare these mannfacturic;
cstaUttshaienu here in tbta conn try. we will not on
ly jet tuaremoney for tbe raw material which we
produce, bat in eonequence of having the cotton
woven here, into cotton eoodx, we will hare great
er supply of cotton cood than we would otherwise
havtv and the cotton gooila would be cheaper.
And we woul 1 give employment t oor own peo
ple. We would have more people employed, we
would get more x.oney for our cotton, and we would
get oar cotton good cheaper. Tbati my view of
it, and that Ia the view of the producer ol cotton In
the south. That i why we want protection. fAp-planse,
at iJOOsMJOiJ tadrositors. and (JDO,0(iil to the morl
gjgn holders. 1 lie dcpos.itoM number )' a luajon
tr being Jtoor female mill ojierativet. It I general
ly lielievcd that thi i the culmination of several
year of gradual depreciation of tbe society rath
er ODonnell. one of iu tint controllers, tutestetl
largely, resulting in beavy Iih.-k In addition tn
the KHtre r tlepnsitors. there are several beavv Ie
jiosit from $J6,0W) ilown t iK IHW Much excite
ment exuts. A statement of the socictv'a eondition
will probably le made at a meeting of prominent
capitalists, on Sundav Anxiou4 dcpoiton. etm
(loiie in jmur iu an icumeuis i
IiETAtt. l.r THE MTIMT
Iloj-Tttv, KcK 2 Tl e UeniLl says ef the lugiis- ,
.lueaii '-tiririjj, nw ita actual Urlit in rounu nuiu
liera i $I0 0u , deduetlug murtgara amounting to
IMO.WK), there rrmalus due deiHMitora $tW00U
hen the s.eiety was !lr-.t forme... Cath, Iir Wgjn
depositing their aavings with lather O Iionnell
Hia death oecurredin 1WI. .uid a deficit of Ul,0ui)
said to bie exioted Then th interest ha al
wa Wen Urge, equaling or exceeding G prr cent .
anu ua the dcjMMttA have not been well invented, tbe
result u teen mat n considerable portiou of the
deposit have been jtaid out in interest, butbyfjr
tbe create t cause i found in the fact that in 1H7J
tbe aocictr, then having a debt uf 3I.J0 000, WgAn a
new church, adding to the debt ?T00 000, and ii-ung
iur BUNuy oi uejiosiiora n meet tula amount, with
tbe exception of 43,000. which wa raised by snl
scriptiov. In addition to tbe bunlen enumerated,
there Uanotbir of Urge, magnitude ror twenty
live yeara tL t-ocictv ba maintainel iarocLial
school at au rMlisiIel rxjiense of eI7A,UM melud
ingsf40UOexendnl jn remodelling an old cbnreh
for school room. T add to their load, the society,
hve or aix year go, aieej tel chargn of the St
I.awrrneecbunli and the tburrhof the Immaculate
Conception, whirb ba I Icen roiuiderably in debt
The deposit abd tf--e publir g. uerallr are con
VllH etl that thl-i reult ha cun. about tbrough Imd
maiuigenient, and Ia in no seow- tLe result of
roguery The clergymen now in charge bate mail
a full exhibit of the condition ofthn intfitutlon ami
aIiuit that the money of depositor i gone They
claim thai by reducing the expenses and strength
emng the Ntenue of the church, Ibey can event n-
auy pay oa me uent in inn, nut tue ,uestion ot in
terrst tuut f -r sou.e vear t come le brld in aWv
a nee
ivouiatieii ais.(dnt Hunker utitl ail let a Soi w . t
thestreet Two of the nddier. ( 1 artie Vt1
Hill Cbmlwr!! werr shnt tleid iti fn nt t t mil
bv infuriated cttizen ftera hot p'lrsmt of t
weeks. I lell Miller ami the three noted ...in
were -iirniun led iu u tlnckrt an 1 llie . p lie t ujm.i
tbem br nearly one hiiiidrel tmn i tell Miller w
t'llfd, the ii linger w. re cat tur d moretlead tli.ii
alive and are now serving life itui in the Suiit.
ter iN-nitentiary 1-nink ami Je.-e Jarue mad
good their cucajie IsMbIv n ri'ini-rtcnt witne-.
now living could swear tMHotivetv that traQkt.ek
Jtart tu that diMrtstrouA dav a work ami be nit.nt
eveu pnnlncc uniiiiieachabb witnevMa. to prote an
alibL
Did 1- rank Jamea real I v take jv.tt lit ail tae-e u tt
ngrt laid at hi diMirt i'rolmblv Imt in all o tin m
possibly in even a smaller niimlWr th in ia rueraUv
supposi-il mong bonier rutliano the Jatoea mid
loungers have bml many unit it or, but rartlvu sti
cessftilmie r rtn hrst to Iat lb ir work i uiimi
takablV Slatltltetl With ibete nvn Iniln tii arL Itut
uoIhmIv now knows, and nobody ecr will know m
just what rxploiHiiidividital members of the hni 1
Ion a bund rrank Jumm robablr weighed all
the cl auces r! sely Iiefure snrrendenag biiiiM-l! int..
th clutches of the law lie talk little bnt it l ev
ident that LetrutA mainly to the iaibihly of tli
prosecution to i riNtttee convirting trstiinonv In
onecHe With hardly an cxeepti m the men wiio
knew bim aa comrade or lemlt r nrrdeal or in the
penitentiarr And eo secretly did the Jamc b.,v
plan their robUne that none except their trusted
aeeonipiresererkneworthefriiH.vcmcntA, and few
other iersons knew tbe men bvAigbt exeej t tin ler
an alia. 1 Leir robberien were generally tl nr n
some sort of disguioe, an I wbeu the IxMity wa
i let! tley returned to tbfir familie in srto .mm
city or country neigh I or boo. I to n-ioiiue the w-mtl
mntineof existence, a 3Ir JarknouorMr II ivjn
rraukVlawjeni bojm to wearv ont the lac bv r
l-eatetl failnrea of the pruecutlon t makr- w
clearcatve U ben the contest it shown to he bop
Ie they ay justice will lay down her - ml
They mar sue. eed tn doing thit. Itut r rank J.n
ntUAt le a man of phenomenal nerve so hol.Uv 1
face the law be ha bmg defied es- I wl S
kdh i o. .m ont; 1.
Thelsefal fnbllc lalfeaf lite ar (.ovrrnor
f the 11 ale of .trw 1 rk.
Tbe lift ami life-work of Kx (orernor hlvm 1
Morgan, who died in .New lotk on tebruaryll
were very typical of the average American State
man. He wa lMru in Itcrksbire Couuty, Masarhu
setts. cbrnary 8, 181 1 , resided in New r ugland for
the fir! twentv five year of hi life, removed to
-New jaurk in ISI and engaged in menantile pur
anita, fa which be wa Very sueeesfitl. eventuallr
aectimulaliug a fortune estimated from (7 Omi (-. t i
cl.OO) VI W
Inreliguiu Le wusa Preibyteruu, amemWr of the
old Itriek ( hurt b. rind recently gave the Lnion The
ological isciuinarr 4I0IHHM for a library which i t
bearbisnamt. Iu IVihtiri Mr Mtrgau a career aa
sinking and p'icuoiuenal, estcciallr in thL, that he
le longed to the da ot pfditiciaus wbo were sought
forotliee rather than iImisW- who are forever seeking
tbem In l&Ohewaa rUctrd an Alderman in New
lork citr, and the same ror was chosen state Nn
atot, and re-eleetetl th folloamg tear llewaia
delegate from New lork to the Mmy conference
which met Iu 11 tt -.burg iu K. and wa ebiheii
chairman of the national committee wbicballel t.
oruer the first nalionil convention whieh met in
rhiLvIelphia and nominated John C Fremont for
I'reMuIent In Is.". Mr Morgan wa nominated for
(lovernor of .New 1 ork an I elected by 17 tun) plural
ltr He made- a good orert or, and and in lsuj wa
renominated and eleeteil br a ptnralitv of Cl UjO
Tlil second tenu broii-ht bun face to face? with,
the problem of the civil war, ami hi record i so
coH. aa War (srerhorthat be rank with M.irton
Andrew and tur tit. lie resonded promptly to
Ireideit laucula lirat call fortroon and tlnnn
the twentr month ut hi administration iu time f
war, he rsisHtl aad form anted from .New 1 urk -Tit 000
men He wa elected fo the Lniteil Mtte henatc
for the term ending March 4. IS1, and voted for
tbe conviction of I'rridcnt Johnson Marrb 6, 18-vi
In 18-"ibe wasoffcretl tbeN-rretarytshmof the Lmt
etl tUte Treasury, but declined In I -CI be wai of
Tcml, but decline), tbe Miioa to Uussia Aa chair
man of the national Republican cow tm tte he again,
in 1876, called to order the Republican Convention
that met at Cincinnati and nominated Hayes and
A heeler. He waa an earnest aupporter of tbe Hayci
atl mini tra tion. whieh i worthy of mention as show
ing the real calibre of the man.
October. 1!, be wa again offered tbe I-Werctary-ahlp
of the Treasury under lres dent Arthur, and
again declined the position Mr Morgan wa of fine
appearance and of une tent ful life. lie bad oalyoue
child. Dr. Edwin 1) Morgan, Jr Governor Morgan
waa a thoroughly estimable man iu every sense, ami
representative ef the bent element that originated
tbe lOpublinaa party, which ba played such a large
part in the control of tbt nation during tbe last
quarter of a rent nry
Mil J. ix rr IsrAvcr The ItepoMie ia atill in It
infancy. aQWidge Gerry dangbter Las jat died
in New Haven. He waa a aigner of tbe Declaration
uf Indeiiendence and a iee-lrmulent of the United
Vate He. died m thi city in 1914, and wa ha ned
at tba CottgrcAAioaal cemetery, where an nnpretctv
Imua maaament mark b. last resting place. He
U wawbotaal, "If aiaankas bnt oneday to live,
b bihiidaty to devote that day to the service of
hi country I! i daughter Annwaa91yearaof age
wbetl fthetilCil lrtUAjNtrfiliM RrmmLTttrrM-
In Troy, February EStlt. ot pneumonia, Tiioxaa ' .
SaKsUtAV, yocngeat aon of P. M. and Eloina Hag- f-jr . . Cackfoed. formerly o4 Troy, bat at prea
by, afed9ycmr, 6 month, and 2 daya Lexd atUtIra.serin the Indun Territory, sear tort
He paaaed calmly and veacVfnUr away, leaving I SSSilaftf i
.i,', .. , , . ... ,. , , f eras i tajtss incbea high la teat country, and that
aad heart to mourn their lo. but with the knowl fc M tM frvm jj eatheT di-i not amount to one
edr that onr Iom b hi gain. i 3 bandre itr Mi mot GUtU.
CeagrcMional jstppartlonmeaif.
btcTnm 1. That the State of Kansas be aad the
Mmeiabc.ebr divided into seven (7) dutnet for
the election of representative to the Congres of tbe
Lmted Malra, each ef which diAtnetaaball be enti
tled to elect one lsU-pretentalive, The limit and de
signation uf the counties of each district shall be a
follows :
Stc 3. Tbe Counties of Nemaha. Drown, Doni
phan. Pottawatomie, Jackson, Atchison, Jefferson
aad Leavenworth shall conttitnte the tint district.
Sec 2. The Counties of Wyandotte. Johnson,
Douglas, Miami, eranklm, Anderson, Linn, Allen
and .Uourbon shall constitute the second dulrict.
bEC 4 Tbe Counties of Crawford, Cherokee, Neo
sho, Labette, ilson, Montgomery, lIk, Chautau
qua and Cowley shall constitute the third district.
Sec 5- The Counties of Shawnee, Wabaunsee,
Osage, Lyon, Coffer. oodson. J ree n wood. Hotler.
Lbase, Morn and Msnon shall constitute the fourth
district.
bEC 6. The Counties of Marshall. Washington,
Republic, Clond. Clay. Kiley, Ottawa. Saline. Dick
inson and Davl shall constitute tbe fifth district.
Sic. 7. Tbe Counties of Jewell, Mitchell, Dacota,
Kllswsrth. lasttf-Il. f Uhnrn. Smith. Phltlinat. lltt,Vm.
Kilts, Trego. Crsbam, Norton. Decatnr. shendan,
ove, St. John, Thoma. Itawlin. Cbeyennc, Mier
maaamt Wallace shall constitute the sixth dutnet.
SEC. 8. Tbe LAiuntiea of M-l1.ermon. Haee-r.
Sedgwick, Samaer, Harper, Kingman, Ucno. Iticr,
lUrton, buflord. I'ratt. lfarber, Comanche, reward.
Iawnee, Uoh. Ness, liodgman, r ord, Clark. Meade,
flrar. Lane. IScott. smnoTah. AntaW. hevard.
Steven, Grant, Kearney ami Kansa shall en.e
iu.o ioc scvcniaaiatncT.
klrnitbcrr.r nt 10 n 4.allon.
The fruit ftand are groan ng under load i.r t
liei.m fruit, of the fiiiet iptatity ami npiearAue
i .'tui at nu iium ia me aeisuni nas I acre i,e
I better lot of fruit olfcrcd for sale I he iMUtnas nr
artienl-irly bandfume a also are the (.idifirin
Ircir. strawtierriea will be in the ruatht-r tn-
week 1 cttnUv, a reporter akrd a dealer wh
he thought straw lat-rrie would bring s-ii.1 b
We will IiatetMainn fnnu rlonda n.xtwe-k iiiti
1 jstimt-e they will sell at aU.nt lo gall m or
i a quart
"W by ibm t ion m-U tbem bv the i.z ri an.)
done with ltr
Well. I guess I could. Thev are selliti nt M n
.juart, in New otk "
sirawbernenniar sell in .tlanta at H a gallon
but tbr re will not Ite an overwhelming nod. nt thi
price
fhero will 1m a Iir'e amount of kiltie in thi iim)
ket.Tuesdar Luttabt bama will lm brre oil th ii
day, and among the nther kinds i f gnni" mil W tttr
LtldoeL from N.iva St tU. smelts from.unadi
Iobstrrs, from New Itninwjck prairie bea. utit)
erli8p .en it mi Tbre ha lecii nothing lie in
hah. during the wetk I'oitltry l M-ofre tew
turkey were soil renililv. veslerdav at cen
an.1 chickens were sold at IH
V drote of rrmarkaldv line Uef pjisleii it,
streets, vesterday gentleman sjiI
I have ite ver-n ueb leef tlv as thl mi
Ijuta. bnt we shall we tiner. in the future
W by tbe impruicmetit f"
laccausvetsftlte comjM-titiou with I biraA Ite. I
Nothing but the iery tiiicr leef will sell in a n.-r
k-t that isaupj lied by Cuirao ci .et rut Sent our
in irfrigt-rutorcar. ITieu agm the idetouarganue
f trlory find it proStab-e to u wnl? fat tM-eves.
Tin wi'I raie the grade of our meat Mill t t
safe to patronize the Clfeago beef t the extent at
Ieat, ot kiepitig it in e uipelitton w th onr I icat
market "
A gentleman saw, at a game lamkei eterJav
Doyou want tocl mc the gjuie scaMMi wili i ili
Ik-iou tit bit t If tvf, U.y half-tioAen q titil ami
haietbcui lujile into a quail pie W ith crisp rich
rrnt, tbii f a dih ht r r a king V bjsUmler
said Cive me a brord Savanna! Kt.er shad for
brekfa-it. antl yun may have tV uail pie" n
other sai.1 -1 11 take an ol I Uthioncd fry of.Ueor
gia rabbit, and ask odds of notbipg en laud ur in
water" All of which are submitted Hlnnf (Oft I
iVHtitttm
iyrnenmonU Is almost aa epidemic in .Saw) ork
City, baring appeared daring tbe past few weeka
in a peculiarly malignant form. Last week maety
nine person died ia that city from this disease
alone. Tbe recorda of the health department show
that in a period of lorty yeara there ha been an In
crease In the percentage of death from pneumonia,
to tba total mortality. Consnmptioo alone, ef the
oUesscs to which mature person aro partlewlarlr
liable, surpasses Us destroctlrcnesa.
t!P" Ten thousand dollars have beeu subscribed
toward tbe Aagnstinian relief fond. It U reported
that the Jesuits of Boston offer ti assume the control
ami indebtedness of the Catbolie ehnrrhe at Law
rence, Jiaaa.
C7 Hendricks, of Indiana, ha gone to t Iorida to
fan bia carbuncle ia tbe shade of an orange grove,
ami dig np a boom which got swamped In the Ever
glades during the hard winter of ;&7.Ptn!aJtlpXi
Is a IUDr ix. Sheridan, or the Inh Hon., of
.New j ork, who is acenr.l by Carry m bis testimony
of being ou- of the ronpiritors who planned tbo
m u tier of Cavendth an 1 If ark e. un a pretty bad
fix. aeconlmg tohisown account lit. claim that
hs I wholly iunoeent f any knowledge r privity
Iu theatuainst)oti, bnt that if h-U taken orer tu
Dnblm nailer tbe extradition treaty, to stand a
trial there, he i a dead man, athocnrt will ham
all the accused In this cae, proof r no pnnif It
may be that hi danger i nut all Imagmarr, even if
he i Innocent, but a man accused of complicity in a
crime of thi magnitude ami atrocity ugkt to b
tned sometime, and .unewhere, aud hi ejuoot very
well be tried on this side of tbe water ltnt he ought
to l) given as good a show aa t oible. and a plain
Ertma faeie case shoubl lie- made agatnat him before
e is banded over to the llntisb author I.. Hut it
f pretty evhlent, brtlie hasty dating of numerous
Irish tmencan to this country ine Carey exam
mation cnuimenceil. that sent of this Ie til try ba
been done br tbe natnra'.cd e.tirn of this coa n-
iry. wuo nave nas oiqavnuiiiiy to learo better me
thotl of political refona thaa the murder of a man
like Cavendudi, who hail ncter done an injiry to n
living Irubman. tbatanr one bad ever heard cf.
and if they can be hi en titled, the sooner they can lie
sent Lark to undergo some ju.'iciou hanging, the
better for tbe peace of both countries.
1'eotectios. -enatorShenuau,in a recent speech
pointed out with clearness aad force the ground uje
on which rest tbe doctrine of protection to Ameri
can manufactures. He said:
What i tbe pnneiplo npon vhicli protection i
baedl Why should the Government tax all the
people to protect the laborer I It is that In thi
country, it I not wise, a a matter of pnblie policy,
that our workingmen should be rnlureu tthestnd
antof wageslu Iiin;ie. That I tbe only fonnda
uon on which the doctrine of j roUrimn stamla. and
if it i abandoned there 1 an end to the doctrine of
protection, i ree trade I the natural an I normal
condition of mankind, bat we haie estabtlsbM in
this country a repnblie of men. all of whom aru
equal, a majority of whom are the master, wju
make ami unmaae law, we say that, a a principle
of pnbl c poller, their Labor shall not lie degraded,
not be reduced by competition with foreign labor, or
pauper labor, or any knvl of lalor, at that they will
not bare the advantage ami benefit and ednca
tional facihtie due to Amcrtraii citixrnsblp. That
m the broad foundation n;oti which thi whole fir
iff system rests.
7" Capt. U.S. Walden. the president uf the Kan
sas Citr Oklahoma colony, which left that city re
cently fur tbe Indian Territory, returned lat night,
and says that othr member ere coming across the
country. He report that Captain Iajne ' band are
in camp near Arkansas City, ami that they content
plate another raid.
fy It la stated oa Democratic actl.orty, that the
Greenbackera and InhibftionIt will combine in
Iowa, ami run den. W caver for Governor
fT The tempcniDce cam-e in Iowa ba been clear
tu tne top oi ine latiuer. it awTsuM uvuvw.
stett State Jiegttter
C9 ShooU Jay Gonbt on bis travels meet a pir
ate, it would be bad for the pirate, ia JtvcptW