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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02
State News.

The LawreRce Journal says that Mrs. ]. N. Rntl
was arrested at her house on Saturday last, ~ al
~ ~aseo'nPloe IN 'ns ns'.er %, ner nusoaho, Is ac
about o,ciOct Lv (,.nt C.rne. ,,d t,aa .,i;..
men a thoronob .earch wa. naJa thro,a ~.
house and q Iarce number of naners letter. rns,n
oronda etc taken awav One th;po taken ,v.s !,
d;arv IN which were a few ;nterast;nc notss .nd
from which parts of pages had been torn in differ
ent places. Mrs. Ruth did not appear greatly
affected nv the proceedings, and with the excep.
tion of few sarcastic remarks and a little hys-
terical laughter. no feeling was displayed. She
remain, unless released on hail, until prelimina-
~ trial is had, which will probably be held with
in two weeks
II !. s.id that If everv man uom,n and child in
the United States were settieil. in Kapsas. tbev
would have an acre apiece and something to spare.
The genius who made this calculation must have
had considerable time to spare.
suicide in LeavenwOrth on Sunday night. She
procured and swallowed an ounce of laudanuni,
but was discovered before the poison had time tn
operate: doctor was sent Tor who administered
.' s .Ve y anu sIs sm rscove
omen her laws hafors I ." 'o ,,st h., 80 s,ra,i,s
the emetic. 81 .,' "
man named Oscar Williams was murdered at
Baxter Springs one day last week. He was STAN
ding in a saloon, leaning over the bar, when a
snot was hred tarough his lungs, killing him in
''a!. unAno"n VINO hred tne snot'
Buffalo meat is selling at Beloit, Mitchell coun-
ty, at five cents per pound.
The Oxford Times says that the timber along
the Arkansas river is full of deer, and thousands
Of wild geese, ducks, brandts and other water
fowl may be seen any morning on the river: Shot
The Abilene Cbro,;cl. cbrop;c,.s an .o.opnt NJ
. ,.r,, I"str,,ct;,,a nr-,;r;a e.. =; th.t ,;.;,,;.
~. p.-S;ns Iast IL Io',sa v "a " ...r. I,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

PERSISTENT BI.ACKGUA RDIsM.-Secret Rob
eson has at last put his foot down on the worse
than absurd usage Of "hazing" that has % long
been permitted to obtain at the Naval Academy,
as at other public institutions. He hassery prop
eriy dismissed five Of the "young gentlemen for
what he most emphatically and accurately defines
as the persistent blackgaardsm" that has always,
hitherto, been tolerated ut Annapolis and wes;
Point.
The Secretary Of the Navy, in dismissing the
Nyoung gentlemen"-every lad in the military
school is "young gentleman be he never 20
much Of cub-says very plainly and forcibly,
while mere youthful vivacity and mischief may
be overlooked. Peyssext backgxar1isn is inconsis-
tent with the character of an officer and gentle
man, and viii not be tolerated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

THOU ART THE MAN.-In reply to our item
about the Doniphan riot, two weeks since, Mr.. j.
J. RICKETTS, appears in card in the Doniphan
Democrat of last week, taking the thing upon him.
self, and throwing few gobs Of stale mud at MS.
We stated that We had been informed that the
editor of the Doniphan Democrat had originated
the riot, by hiring bully to whip a negro bar.
ber. RICKETTS, in his denial addresses his card to
the "Editor of the Democrat" Now, if he is the
editor Of the Democrat, why does he address com.
munication over his own signature, published in
that paper, to the editor of the Democrats And
if he is not the editor, why does he jump to take
the accusation upon himself, if the thing did not
rub himf He explains that the whole thing orig
mated in the City Marshal stoning "thieving,
chicken-stea1ing nigger barber" ont of his back
yard. As our informant was a reliable man, we
calculate our statement was correct; though we
did not expect the Doniphan Ku-Kluxes would
20 into the Rickets over it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

~ The big chiefs of Tammany and Salt Lake
are now in tribulation-one for coveting too much
of the world; the other, too much of the flesh
and both will get liberal share of the devil Be
tween them, they hold more dupes under their
thumbs than any other two men in America.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02
MAMMOTH C0LORED FASHION PLATE
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Election Notice.

Notice In hereby given the qualified electors of Dn
phan County, State of Kansas that Generzl Election viii
be held in conformity with law. the
5sh day ef November. A. y, 1871,
at the several places Of holding I'm said County at
which time the following County officers to be chosen
Tn Wit One Sheriff CoroDer three County Commission
County Clerk County Treasurer one Raxser
Of Dee one County Surveyor three Members Of House
of Representatives Of the Legislature and Railroad
The afore mentioned County Coums.iogers and
Memes Of the Legislature aPportionsd follows:
The Of Iowa and Wolf River shall constitute the
lat District the Townships of Centre and wayne shall con-
sttute the .d District and the Townships Of Washington
Ma and Burr Oak aha constitute the ID District and
elect0r shall vote for County or Rep
rsentatve other than the Commsnner Representative
District In which such elector shall reside
Given under my had once Troy sth day II
tobef, A. d., lsL. RSCAMPBElL>
Sheriff of Doniphan County
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

~ The Republicans of Brown County have
nominated good ticket and there is but little
encouragement for independents" DR.. C. F..
BOwRoN is the candidate for Representative, and
NJ. b. Bowers is one Of the candidates for COM
missioner
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

~ His Bakers last bout with Sol Miller shows that
he capable Of using the most unsparng Adversary
Lawrence Standard.
As the Chief does not exchange with the Stan
dnrd, and that paper has had no opportunity to
see more than one side Of the question, we cannot
see how it arrives at its conclusion. BAKER must
have told it himself!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

u Gen. ROBERT ANDERSON, the hero of Fort
Sumter, died at Nice, in France, on the 26th of
October. There seems to be an impression that
our Government did not treat him just as he de-
served; but probably that belief originated with
friends of the men who bombardetl him out of
Fort Sumter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

- Hon. THOs. EWING died at his home in
Lancaster, Ohio, October 26th, at the age of 81.
He was one of Ohio's greatest men. All the sons
he leaves behind, put together, would not make a
shadow of the old man in ability.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

- The District Convention, at Highland, ap-
pointed District Executive Committee, consist
ing Of one person from each voting precint, for the
ensuing year. The following persons compose it:
White Cloud, JOHN II. UT; Highland. FREDERICK
j. CLOSE; Iowa Point, JOHN GRUMLEY; Tanning
WM HEDMcK; Wolf River, ABRAM BENNETT and
j. 8. BYERs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

The MEDIIc0rT TMAL--Dr. MEDI1coTT, Of
Lawrence, has just had his trial. at Garnctt, for
the murder Of RUTH, and has been found guilty
Of murder. in the first d-grec. 1t appears that
Ruth was poisoned. After he had taken the poi
son, and found it sut he wrote the fact on n'em-
orandum, telling who gave him the stuff, and
what in; then deliberately unslrrssed himself, and
went to bed to die-when at the same tine he
could have raised window, opened door, or
raped on a partition, and brought help! Yet the
Jury decided that there was NO rssonable doubt
Of MEplIcorr's guilt-the s1air did mot appear
to them like suicide! Oneo the witnesses for the
prosecution was pruf-lel burglar. Al new trial
has been asked for, sd will probably be granted.
The conviction y not much to be wondered
at, when we rssollect that the Lawrence papers
have been working for that end all Summer, and
have had MEDILCOTT sensation story almost
every week. This illustrates the power of the
press.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

~ LEWIS TwINING, known as the "Bee Man, y
was found dead in his bed, at Topeka hotel, last
week. His vanquished competitor, JENNIsoN,
still lives.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

II late telegraphic despatch says that let
ter from Lincoln, ILL.,, says that ION the 2sth ult.,
Miss MARY ANN sEvENDEIL, aged about ls years,
while in the office of BEAsoN & BIINN, lawyers,
shot HENRY H. HOWELL, of Prairie Creek. The
shot was from behind"
Wonder if HENRY had to bury his clothes, or if
it cost BEAsoN & BLINN anything to disinfect
their Office afterwardsf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

A Few GREAT FIRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
London. 1885, ,s0O buildings destroyed; loss,
55,00O,000.
Moscow, 1872, $1,000 buildings burned; loss,
$l5O,OOO,OOO. Only 600 houses left standing
Savannah, 1s2O, 463 buildings burned; loss,
$aO000O0.
New York, 1885, 6ls buildings burned; loss,
$1a,OOO,O00.
Pittsburg, 1916, 200 buildings destroyed; loss,
$5O0OO0O.
St. Louis, 1s49 4ls buildings and q steamboats,
burned; loss, 100000.
San Francisco, 1851, $500 buildings burned
loss, 81 100000.
Hamburg, l652, 1,7E7 buildings burned.
Portland, 1866, 1,600 buildings burned; loss
above insurance, $5,50000O.
Constantinople, 1870; over 900 buildings burn
cd ,Oo0lives and 0o0 900 worth ofproperty lost.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02
GETTING MARRIED.

EssArs YOUNG MEN, great SOCIAL Evils and
ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE-with sure
Of relief for the Erriny and Unfortunate Diseased
and debitated Sent free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 2, s. Ninth ST., Philadel-
phia, Pa mch23yl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

II Some malcontents in Linn County have
got out an independent ticket, upon which we
find the name Of JAMES D. sNoDDY for Coroner.
II hsascted, wesupposs be VIII not stoop to the Sen
ate ag~in.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

~ "Boss" TWEED, of Tammany, has at last
been brought to bay. He has been arrested for
stealing and swindling, and has been compelled
to give a couple of million dollars bail. He has
put all his ilgotten property out OF his hands, to
prevent the city from recovering any Of his steal
ings. Three or four thieving contractors, in
whose name most of the stealing was done, have
absauatulated, to avoid arrest.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

How Is THIs!-We hear it reported that there
about Highland and Wolf River, with the nomi-
nation of Mr.. PIERCE for Representative; and
that a meeting was to have been hell within the
past day or two, to bring out another candidate.
Now, if the people Of Wolf River are dissatisfied,
it is their own fault. Mr.. PIERCE was nominated
by just one majority. Wolf River, while being
entitled to four Delegates in the Convention, had
barely one present. Had her full complement
been there, she would have had the selection in
her own hands. Is this just the clean thing, to
stay away from the Convention, then grumble at
and holt its selection of canddatesf
We wish We were certain that this movement is
not really part of a plan being adopted to dam
age the Republican Couty ticket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

An INCIDENT OF THE GREAT FIRE.-The follow
ing is of the thrilling incidents of the recent
fire. which occurred in Washington-street Tunnel:
During the iercest era of the tire, when thousands
upon thousands were rushing through the tunnel,
which is over one thousand feet in length, the
gas suddenly gave out, and all were left in total
darkness A terrible panic, a collision, and the
trampling to death of the weaker by the stronger
seemed inevitable. But strange as it may seem,
everybody in the dark recess seemed at once to
comprehend the necessity for cooness and courage.
Not man lost his presence of mind but all with
one accord bore to the right, each calmly enjoin-
ing upon the others to be cool and steady, and to
march steady on till the light could be reached.
Rapidly, but without confusion, the two columns
moved on through thethick darkness with almost
military precision, the silence being broken only
by the frequent shouts of Right" Right
but all reached the end Of the tunnel in safety,
and then, for the first time in almost ten minutes
breathed freely.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

HARD 10 PLEAsE.-The fierce light which beats
upOn the throne beats as impartially upon the
White House. President Grant waived recep-
tion at Boston, and desired the funds raised by
the citizens to he applied to the relief of Chicago
Thereon the Democratic press berated him shame
fully for being generous with the money Of fotherS
to the saving Of his proper purse. 1t subsequent
" transpred that the President had at the same
time subscribed 81 900 at Washington, and now
the Democratic press revile him for not giving
more, alleging that he is worth ut least a million
Of money. These gentlemen, 50 hard to please,
wOuld seem to be descendants in the direct line
Of the apostle whoobjectel to the waste precious
ointment by the Magdalene; and when they talk
about the proportion of donations to wealth, pro-
Of Messrs. Tweed, Hall, Sweeney and Connolly,
all Democrats of the most straitest Sect each Of
whom can put down fifty Thousand dollars, when
the President can put down single Thousand.
Chicago Post
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

Attachment Notice.
Before H. y Justice Of Peace in and for Iowa
Township. Donphan County. Kansas
Alexander IL Bayeas
And Edward S Irwin, rlaintina
James Gamble, Defendant
nN the 25th day Of September A. d. 1871 said Justice
" issue order Of attachment In the above entitled
tun for the Of dollars eents
J Said cause viii be heard before said Justice 10
oclock A. NJ on the 10Th day Of November A. d. 1s1 at
Highland KAnsasl ALEXANDER H. BAYLESS
EDWARD 8 IRWIN.
October - 1s71-3w. Prs fee s.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

REPRESENTATIVE WORCESTERSHIRE Repub
lican District Convention, at Highland, on Sat
urday, nominated THOMAS NJ. PIERCE, of low,
Point, for Representative of the First District
His name will be found in the ticket at the heaf
Of our columns, and there is no doubt of his elec
tiOn.
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Before H n Saver Justice Of the Peacs and for
Township, Doniphan County, Kansas.
William Pardon. Plaintiff
jaime. Gamble. }Dsssndant.
nN the 18th day Of September A. D. 1871 said Justice
" tsued Order of attachment I'm the above entitled
tim for the Of twentytwo doars tos2) Said
VII Be heard before sid Justice ocsck A. NJ tho
10Th day Of Novsnbef, A. D. ls7l ct Highland Kansas
WILLIAM PARDON.
October ., l67l.3w. Prs fee IS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02

How They Do Ir.-There are some 40 or so
democrats in and around White Cloud. They
must feel hattered with the way they are treat
ed BY their brethren in the County. When the
Democracy want to get up ticket, q few of the
old bell-wethers get together at the County Seat,
fix mp ticket, leaving White Cloud Democfats
ont of the count, and never take them into con-
sideratiOn until day two before the election.
when they kindly send mp a batch of tickets for
them to votel The only Use they have for White
Cloud Democrats, is to vote on election day. If
the White Clond Democrats werer real spunky fel-
lows, they would veto that arrangement. Hadn't
they better join the Republican party, where they
make those little things interestingf A number
of them did want to vote at our primary election,
and took great deal of interest in it. Now is a
good time to come into the ranks, and become en-
titled to vote at the next primary election.
Basis FOR NEXT CoNvENnoN.-Therc having
heen some dissatisfaction over the apportionment
of Delegates for the County Convention, il has
been proposed to make the basis Of the next Con-
vsntion, the average vote for the leading candi-
dates on the Republican ticket, this year. As an
example, take fhe three Offices of Treasurer, Sher-
Id, and Clerk. Suppose Township should give
for the Republican candidate for Treasurer, l56
votes; for Sheriff. l6s; for, Clerk, 2lO The ag-
greRate would be S34 votes, which, divided by 3,
would make the average vote 17s, and this would
be the number reounted in apportioning Delegates.
We think this idea a good one If Townships
want large delegation in a Convention to pomi
nate ticket, let them turn out the yotcs nm el,c-
tion day, and give united Support to the ticket
that is nominated.
REPRESENTATIVE NoMINATIoS.-The Repub-
lican District Convention, at Highland, on Sat
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-08
. BY Wellington Godd1n,,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
ror,,r aS eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HANDSOME = .
EdI NEsIUEnCS AT THE SOKT ~ ga IL
sC1RNEh OF FIFTH AND CARY SIREEIs;I,
vrtpe of the authority vested In me by tne VIII
Of " Mia N b ,rret deceased late OF me CITY. o!
Richmond. duly admitted T. probate In Hlehmono
Chancery Court, sh all sell ut public auction: on
the premises on FRIDAY, tho 10th or March Ell
MI O'Clock P. NJ 1.-The large and elegant hESk-
DENCE of the decedent, located as above. ine
lot has front 9Th street Of sag Feet and Depth
twelve rooms besides attic story front poftlco,
under which there Is ent trance TO the basement,
and twO-story portfco In rear gas ana Waller In
.be house. The ont buildings embrace large
Kitchen. containing four rooms BRICK omre ~
the yard brick stable and carriage. ouse ana tre
ward Is stocked with evergreens and some cnoice
crane vines. The view fro n IN rear porGco is
most lovely one, overlooking Church Hin, the
GanitoI the lower james river. &c. taken aiso-
gather it Is believed that the foregoing properly
pres. mis- as many attractions as any slm1lar est2D-
Iishment now on the market: E1cept as 20 pant-
ing the whole prem ses are In exceHent orasr.
TERMS: cne-four tn cash bslance AT ., ~, sno
Is mon hs for neg otable notes, Interest addeo ~
sir per cent. or. IF preferred by the purchaser,
The terms nay be changed to one-fourth cash:
! balance at 2, and years, bearing interest al
eight per cent. per annum, payaDiy naisyearly'
secu, ed BY deed OF trust. 1he taxes ana lnsur-
ance for this year to be psid BY the purchaser.
TIE premises can be seen daily frcm ~ 70
O'Clock.
vary large PARLOE MIR HORS.
'' JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR,
mil Executor or VIM. Barret, deceased.