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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

The most singular thing about the
late State Fair is the mysterious
disposal OF the 500 premium offer
cd for tho best weekly newspaper
IN the State. Nobody appears to
know what paper was awarded the
premium, or what became of the
money.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

J ODD FELLows.-The Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows for Kansas was
held at Topeka this week. There
was an attendance Of about l26 rep
resentative from 100 lodges. The
order in the State is extending rap
idly and is in excellent condition.
Much important busidess was trans
acted. The next session In October
ISIS, is to be held at Emporia. The
following Grand officers were elect
cd for the ensuing year. Grand
Master, George w. Martin, of the
Junction City Union; Deputy
Grand Master. Mr.. Dallas, of Bald
win City; Grand Secretary, 8. r.
Burdett; Grand Treasurer, Mr..
Grove, of Leavcnworth; Grand
Warden, Mr.. Smith, OF Cherokee /;
Grand Representative, DR.. Fred
SDeek, OF Wyandotte. The Grand
Encampment was also well attend
ed. r. p. Baker, of Topeka, was
elected Grand Patriarch Grand
Representative. B. J. F. Hanna, OF
The Salina Herald; Grand High
Priest, James n. HGwOrth, . OF
Olathe. 's"' . a.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

The collapse OF the Greeley bub-
BILE reminds Boston newspaper OF
the shiftless cooper, who, being
pressed to tell what materials he
had on hand for the construction OF
4 long-promised barrel, admitted
that he had only ga flrst4rate bung-
holeI"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

The Greeleyites have been claim
ing Bishop Simpson. He has just
written n letter, saying:
81 am not now, and never have
been in favor OF Mr.. Greeley for
President. If am spared, expect
TO vote for General Grant, believing
that our country needs an unchang-
cd policy for four years longer"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

During three years OF Johnson's
administration, with a tax OF two
dollars q gallon on whisky, only
500, 900, 900 were collected. During
the three years of Grants admins.
tration, with tax of fifty cents q
gallon on whisky, the amount col
looted and turned into the treasury
was Sl57, 100000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11
Tho Now york World Save;

The New York World says
"The latest thing out" about the
Now York Central is a rumor that
Vanderbilt contemplates a script
dividend of 60 per cent, (making
$780, 0O,O 600, to be sold to present
stockholders for S3O,OOO,O0O, the
proceeds to be devoted to widening
the roadway and roadbed and lay
ing extra tracks, making four in all,
between Buffalo and New York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11
THR OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

The following table, showing the
October election returns in Pennsyl-
vanfa, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska,
for the past Ave years, is very USE
full, now, to compare with the re-
suits OF last Tuesday, In those
States. Keep 1t handy until you
get the returns Of Tuesday, and you
can see at a glance which party
gains or loses:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

A New York telegram of Mon
day says that "another short letter
from DIR. Livingstone, dated March
Is, 1872, is published. He says he
has not made any important pro-
gress in explorations since the de-
parture OF Stanley, but will start
Immediately on receipt of supplies,
which would soon reach him." IF
this is genuine, Stanley is not the
biggest liar in the world. after all.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

The election news Is glorious, and
demonstrates, as We predicted last
week, that the Liberal goose is badly
frost bitten. Pennsylvania and Ohio
run up heavy majorities, while Indi-
ana is claimed by both sides. This
last state may be counted as gone for
Grant next month.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

In 1868, the democrats carried
Georgia by 45,6ss majority. They
claim only 10000 now, with the
Greeleyites to help them. Seems to
us this Is not much OF a gain for
them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

Horace Greeley has been invited
to make another western tour. lie
had better keep going until he gets
to tho Sandwich Islands, and then
settle down.
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sheriRs Proclamation.

STATE OF. OF k AA, S.
The State Of Kansas, to GZI to sohoz.
Aese presents shGU come ve Getting:
NNOW ye, that I, John Bay, Sheriff OF
~ Lyon county, Kansas, by virtue Of
authority In me vested, dc, BY. this proc
lamation, give public notice that on The
tuesday succeeding the first Monday ia
November, A. ID. 1872, there win Be held
> general election, and the officers &C that
time to be chosen are as follows, tSLSfit :
Three Representatives in Congress. 81
a. Governor. rs.-t.ts +,,rg ss-5sl,.r, 8,
A Lieutenant Governor. - .-..''' = :.
An Iuditcr Of state ,siaI els - s5safss7
A Treasurer Of State. 5S'a'.sffs ss-sstt y
An Attorney General. 1TsyE. isiss -
A Justice Of the Supreme Court. .1ET
A state Superintendent Of RUkiic In
a senator from District 30. $50
A Probate judge. Z. =
IA Clerk 81 District Court. .>.As esSsS
A County Superintendent 81 Public In
straetisn. yv1fl 2ag o. Iasas sisfld 9sif3
A County Attorney. rzfg = - gfAs so
"A in 1ge Of DistFiet G0nrk. .esIsfiss1ss,f
pl EiTs Eiest9Es 81 oPresadent andI7siee
A Member or House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Of the Legislature from District No. IS.
and one from District No. 68. 4,s4 =
Votes Of electors FOR aid 6faeess
will be received - tass poks % eaSA 6lees
ton district In szid.eo0E4F, IL = ~ ssFzs
In witness whsEsof have heReuat0 set
my hand, at my Office q Emporis, il said
county, this 7fh day, ef 0csebers A. ~
l1lt4 .'shsfig Of Lyen co1nfYs d. 4. :.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

If Parliament does not vote ouI
fifteen millions OF indemnity award
as soon as 1t assemblies. this gov
eminent proposes to take that much
out of our own treasury and charg-
Ing 1t to England's account, proceed
at once to the payment of individual
losses. England Is bound to pay
the money into our treasury on or
before September 18th, 1873.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

A largc number of San Francis
cans have returned from an unsuc-
ccssfnl expedition TO the Arizona
diamond fields. They denounce the
excitement as O fraud.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

Tho CoGey and Woodson county
senatorial district has nominated as
its republican candidate, A. d.
Brown of Burlington.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11


quire the official majorities to de
ternine the result.
The late returns, giving demo
cratic gains, will not change the
complexion of the Legislature from
previous reports.
The democrats concede a ma
jority in the legislature to the re
publicans. This will insure the
reelection of Morton to the sen
ate.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, NEB. Oct. S.-The cleo
ton passed off. quietly. A full
vote was polled and the republi-
can state and congressional ticket
is elected by about 500 majority.
This Douglass county which may
be called the liberat stronghold,
gives an average republican ma
jority OF about one hundred.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11
HERD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OBwICE,
LYON Co. Oct. L 1872.


TN pursuance OF an order OF the Board
l. of County Commissioners Oh Lyon
county, made at the meeting Of said
Board, held October Z, 1879, the follow
Ing extract from their proceedingsi is pub
lished, to-wis:
the Board OF County Commissioners, ask
Ing the said Board to make an order that
all persons owning horses or cattle in
Waterloo township, in Lyon county, shall
keep them confined in the night time,
from the LIST day Of April TO the LIST day
or December, In each year, and 1t appear
Ing TO tho Board By due and legal cyl
denCe that said petition is signed by u
majority OF the qualified electors OF said
Waterloo township, and that the number
Of the said electors subscribing said petit
ton is more than thTee-fifths the number
OF votes polled In said township at the
last general election held therein; and
that the SAID petition is subscribed and
verified In the manner provided by law,
it is therefore
ORDERED, That all persons owning
horses or cattle in said Waterloo town.
ship, Lyon county, shall keep them con-
lined IN the night time from the first day
Of April to the first day Of December in
each year during the continuance in force
OF this order. II is further
ORDERED, That the County Clerk OF
Lyon county, Cause certified COPY of
this order to be published for three weeks
in the Emporia NEWS, newspaper pub
lished in bald county Of Lyon.
STATE OF KANSAS,
- LYON COUNTY.
hereby certify that tn e above and fore
going Is - true and correct copy Of SO
much OF the proceedings OF the meeting
OF the Board Of County Commissioned Of
said county, held October 7tb. 1872, Is re-
fates to the petition for restraining cattle
and horses from running ut large In the
night time in Waterloo TOWNSHIP IN, said
C ounty.
VILLAGES my hAnd1aad the seal enf said
county, the day and year first above writ
ten. DAYIfI q GITMORE
4AS County Clerk
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THE STATE TICKET.
Circular from the Republican Central
Committee.

HEADQUARTERS OF REPUBLICAN,
STATE CENTRAL CoAMIrTEE,}
TOPEKA, October 18th, 1872.
To Chairmen Of County Central Committese:
/ am directed by the republican
state central committee to request
you to call on the republican editors
of your county, and ask. them to re-
wise and print the state ticket ac-
cording to the accompanying form,
many of our papers having made
mistakes in setting up the ticket.
II is desirable that mistakes be at
once corrected. It is desirable, also,
that local committees and others
ordering tickets printed, should see
that the exact order in the names of
candidates is followed, as herewith
submitted. This will tend to pre-
vent mistakes and will very greatly
assist the judges and clerks of cleo
ton in canvassing the votes:
RnruhyeAa1 HsaaraN
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Indiana on the Fence.

Pennsylvania and Ohio All Right.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

THE GREAT WESTERN TELEGRAPH
COHPANY-A FIRsT-CLAsS SWIM
DIE.
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STATE OF KANSAS, (.'s1s Il
GoUETY'oF Lross, q S.rs -
i, L. L. Heritage. President OF the EN-
poria National Bank, do solemn1y swear
that the above statement IL true,iEo the
best Of my knowledge and belief. lTS'-T
i. T, HERITAGE.sf
- ys-eEr s- s.a- President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ninth day OF October, 1874 tsfT4e,l 80
W A. RANDOLPH. -.
Notary Public, Lyon Co., Kan.
Correct attast: J.R. SWALLOW,
- II, II. BATES.
- ~ W. T. SODEN,
: Att 4 si5-' ii'iA; ii5IL O. Directors.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11
Republican Ticket

For President:
ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
E GEN XsSe R RTss!SsS.;
For Presidential Electors:
CHARLES II. LANGSTOE;
JOAN GUTHRIE;
LOUIS WE'LL;
WILLIAM W. SMITH.
state Ticket.
DAVID P. LOWE:
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS;
STEPHEN A. COBB.
For Governor:
THOMAS A. OSBORN.
For Lieutenant Governor:
ELIAS s. SLOWER.
For Secretary of State:
WILLIAM H. SMALLW0OD,
For State Auditor:
DANIEL w. WILDER.
For State Treasurer:
JOSIAH Z. HAYES.
For Chief Justice:
SAMUE Ell A. KINGMAN,
For Attorney General:
A. L. WILLIAMS.
For Superintendent of Pablic Instruction /:
H. d, MCCARTHY.
There is no law requiring MEM
bers of congress to be voted for on
separate ballots; all candidates, in
Guiding the state ticket, members of
congress, electors, and candidates
for county, district and other offices,
must be printed or written on the
same ballot, as heretofore.
Your early attention to this mat
ter is respectfully requested.
Truly your, JOHN GUTHRIE,
Chairman.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11
THE OCTOBER ELECTION.

Where Are You, Horace Greeley
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11

Glorious Republican Victory.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-11
INDIANA.

INDIANAP6LIs, Oct. AT IL
o'clock the republican central COM
mittee figure majority on the
actual official returns from At
counties, and partial returns, es-
timating majorities from the bal
ance Of the state. S28 majority for
Brown,
The democratic committee claim
q net gain on the returns from SIS
counties, on the vote of 1858,
which, with partial returns and es-
timated majorities from the bal
ance of the state, win elect Hem
bricks by 1000 majority. The
vote is so close that it may re-
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COR. 9Th AVE, g CoM'L STREET.

Al w. r. COCHRAN.
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Representative Ticket.
b District J. NJ. HUNTE
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All Sure for Grant in November.

Pennsylvania and Ohio have
notified Greeley that he is not to
be President. Indiana is sure
enough for Grant in November.
The mongrel ticket is gone up the
spout. The Presidential contest
is virtually decided. The people
belive it is not yet time to dis
band or to defeat the Republican
party. We give all the important
returns SO far reported:
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02

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xeulid, mas CT fsinen @bl!ern iber bic
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02

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mes, Man1tns TaH, uusne am MittwoH Don
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bttttd1ftsy1ta gsrrf5efftf:s zzww e aDi1nhTrtbs SCR ttnem SATIRE
auf abnlias Ntiie hefadeist. {
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02

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1afsnen .Strdfinel; Ststptre' e. gum eth>
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entlaGsn uno ;r,stne Grmatnuneen bic i'd
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Dtre beretn uno gum arpern binous sesan.
gen 3u fetn. 9tute pta i'd u uc4 elm.
NAL ben 8erivh mohen-
Sra, warten @e, @e,r Snipef.or, Id nil
raer bet eene Sbr aubaltsa. a".....s:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02

Gin peltt4f6er Rebnfr, bate Elm
@1tds WaHsr nekt,n as feter. aus ben1er
tdufs trant. Gin 3utbrer fraete eintn an>
tesn. Oh CT ptFe, maratn Der Recner 70 bda.
fig trtnfe. 5teba pu ntht, mar bic Mnt'
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fe nae MAIDEN NUE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At the regular Communication OF orange Lodge,
No. II, A. F. NJ. held on the 1lth OF November
1872, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
The notes OF departing time are continually
sounding in our ears, and we are daily being re-
minded or the shortness and uncertainty OF life.
One by one are our fellow mortals cut down
around Us and removed from time to eternity.
When good man dies we feel that he is but ex-
changing the sorrows and trials OF this proba
tionary state for the joys Of Heaven-lhat the
mysteries OF earth have ceased to be mysteries TO
him. and that In The presence Of the great Source
OF all Light he erjnys the full knowledfe OF TRUTH
out dlmly discerned by mortal eye. The roll Of
the dead OF Orange Lodge, No. H. far exceeds the
roll Of the living, and soon the names Of US all
must be transferred from the one TO the other.
since last we sat IN f.aternal counsel the mortal
form OF George q. Smith has put on Immortality,
and we now sorrow because we shall see Ills face
no uo,e. Yet We sorrow not as those without
hope; for we have an abiding assurance that his
faith has been lost In sight, and his hope crowned
BY full fruition. Be It therefore,
RESOLVED That In the death OF George II. Smith
the world has lost q good man. his country use.
Iul citizen. Masonry noulr examplar, and this
Lodge much loved brother.
RESOLVED That our respectful sSmpathes he
communicated to his bereaved widow ami orphan.
Resolved That page iu our Minute Book be In.
scrloed 10 hl- memory.
Resolped That this preamble and resolutions
be published In the daily papers Of this city.
Extract from the Minutes.
JOHN B. REEVES, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
TIE WAR ON THE DRUMMERs.

An Amateur Detective Wakes Up the
Wrong Passenger.
The on the drummers Ia prosecuted with
80 much watchfulness and vigor In this city,
that stranger cannot enjoy the luxury OF
visiting several adjoining stores without being
spotted and followed untlra favorable oppor-
tunity offers for the ''spotter" to corner him.
Yesterday an amateur detective employed by
the county auditor in behalf of the Slate
observed gentleman carrying small parcel
In bis hand, visit consecutively number OF
stores on King street. The detective put bis
hands into his pockets, contemplated their
emptiness; and chuckled with delight at the
thought that the pockets would not be empty
much longer, for he had 'spotted" drummer,
he supposed. He watched bis opportunity,
and as the gentleman stepped out Of a promi-
nent dry goods establishment, he touched him
on the shoulder and proceeded to interview
him ss follows:
Amateur Detective. am sorry sir, but I
have to arrest you.
Gent. What for p
A.. D. For soliciting orders without H.
cerse.
Gent. am not soliciting orders. Who are
yous
A.D. Come now, that won't do. am a
detective, and you are Northern drummer
selling goods without license.
Gent. You are detective, eh Well, I
think you ought to know more about your bu-
slness. If you want to find out who am 80
to Messrs. - & Co., steamship agents, on
East Bay, and ask the name of the man who
has been collecting their freight bills for the
psst four years!
A. D. Oh, excuse me, slr I-I-that is,
I've made a mistake, sir. Good morning, sir
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

How TO USE MERoURY.-Never put mercury
into your stomach. The proper place for 1t Is
the thermometer or the barometer. There IL
will inform you of the changes of temperature,
or forewarn you OF the coming OF storms, thus
indicating the times and seasons when 1t is
necessary to reinforce the system with Hos''
letters Stomach BItters, In order to ward on
the ailments which peculiar conditions of
the elements produce. When the quicksilver
suddenly falls several degrees OF Fahrenheit,
as It often does at this season, fortify the sys-
tenn against the depressing influence OF this
sudden abstraction Of heat by dose OF the
most genial and wholesome of all invlgorants.
Or If tho Indicator of your barometer points to
stormy, brace up for those damp, driving
gales which are sure to search to the very
marrow of an untoned organization. Fever
and ague, chronic Indigestion, violent colics'
dysentery, bilious lntermittents, rheumatism
and host of pulmonary complaints, come OF
such visitations. noVls-LutnsoD3"
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by no means few In number, who, at the call OF
the State, stood In arms for her rights on the Held
Of battle: and the wound received BY him In the
heroic discharge Of his duty, at last brought him
to his grave.
1t is most fitting that the Vlgtlant Fire Engine
Company, with which he was associated from his
hoyhood. shoula hear testimony to his merits as
a man, aud his virtues as citizen.
RESOLVED, That In the death OF Lawrence b.
Luvegr> en-, this Company has felt the ioss OF q
valued member and loved comJade.
RESOLVED, That page 10 our Minute BOOK %
Dedicated to his memory.
Resolved, That we tender 10 nls Wloo~ aLu y.
family our warmest sympathy for them ia their
irreparable bel leayement. =.
hesoloea, anat tns s,. 'T nreamhle and THESE reso
luiions to the family OF the deceased.
Resolved, That this preamble anu !nsse ~ tesU, ,n
unions be published In the morning papers OF Inc
city
Law A0'''0A' J. A. ENsLow, Jr.,
Secretary Y. $. F. E.. 20.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At the Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Vigilant
Fire Engine Company, held on the evening OF the
9Th Of November, the following preamble and
resolutions were ad pied:
In the Provid. nee Of God we are again called
upon to mourn the loss Of valued member Of
our Company The hlnd OF death has erasel
from our roll the name or Lawrence 3. LoVegre n.
Although he had scarcely entered upon middle
lie. he was among the oltest In membership OF
our association, and for m ire than twenty years
he had devoted himself to fosteri. and sdvanc.
ing The euds Of our Company.
His long connection with US had formed ties OF
the closest character, and In hIs death we feel
loss common to US ALL
He was among those members Of the Vgilant,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
LOCAL LACONICS.

s.la;' rho f,rst snow of the season fell In Flor
ence yesterday. 70, sou,h
The Baptist State Convention for souIn
Carolina is appointed to meet at Dariips.un .Sa
next Thursday. Rev. DR.. WinBler, late ot .uo
C,,adel SQUARE Baptist Church, isto preach tne
Introductory sermon. go.
-sThe; palmetto Rlfemen, colored, better
tnoun as ..Captain Joe Green's Company"
had parade through the principal steee.s
yeaterdsy morning, and target practice IN tne
.nelenbornood Of R.kersville laterin lne oay'
the livery srab!emen complain very loud
10 ~ the condition of several OF the oest
drives in the city, which they say are nn.a
NTH h ,les and ruts. Cannot the city iatner'
ioot ioto the matter and remedy any eVn'
that may exist! n,,,ro-e
annl,ed at the upper Guardhouse last evening
for lodgings. he said that his parents hVea
at snmmervlle, and that he had ran away IN
(, non,onnence of ill-treatment inflicted on MIN
at home.
"A little white boy named Bowling fell from
q horse upon the plank road King s'rees,
near Mary, on Saturday afternoon last, and
.trnck bis head. He was taken up insensiole
and bleeding at the ears. Bis injuries coulo
not have been serious, however, as he was ap'
parently quite we'll again yesterday.
-Abram johnson, q colored drayman, VINO
Ia said 10 be well known thief, was arrestea
Yesterday by q constable named Lyons, at
tached TO the office of Trial Justice Levy. He
made desperate resistance, and Lyons was
compelled to call upon the bystanders for as.
siatance. Arrived at Levy's ondce, johnson
was no sooner released than he again attacked
Lyons and made an exhibition OF pug!nsIlc
akin that was the admiration Of all beholders'
He was finally locked up in jail.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
THE HORSE DISEASE.
Abatement OF tho Malady-No More
Deaths Reported.

Abatement OF tho Malady-No Moro
Deaths Reported.
The horse disease appears to be rapidly
aoatlng under the favorable influences of the
good weather which has prevailed for the four
or FIVE days. The City Railway Company have
not lost single horse out OF the many sick
at their stables for the past two weeks, and
the animals had 30 far recovered yesterday as
to enable the company to run FIVE cars on
each line. The reports from all the stables in
the city ara highly encouraging. The horses
and mules to be seen In the streets present a
much more healthy appearance than they did
a week ago, and their number has lately been
largely increased. 1t Is therefore safe to con-
clude that the malady is fast dying out. The
whole number OF deaths that have resulted
from the disease will not exceed ten, and
most of those were caused more by impru-
dence on the part of the drivers than by the
inherent fatality of the malady.