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No bsas6eial revolution ever goes baekv I'd !;
and this maxim 10 - svariabls In medicine - In
politics. The sdvsn: Of Hostetter's stomaeh Bis-
ter, twenty years ago. produced . rsvolutioa IA
the treatment Of large class Of silmsusa and that
Evolution has ever since bssn in "tas
fsn tide Of ruecessful experiment.. II
that tide has borne the proprietor Of
'hs celebrated vegetable spseiae ION to fortune. -
/, has also borne thousands Of human beings, vio
we're lAnguishias under the ELECTS ofdl sas. weak
AID hops ess. out Of he depths Of dsspondsaey
into the paradise Of health sad cheerfalnssL Il b
noeIsgserstion say. that to tho vigor. the %.
Iari,y of habit Of boSy the good appetite and per-
feet dig s1on. Acquired under the opseVioa o. this
unequ lied tonic and corrective, multi cd q pSo.
pie in every vsik Of life, vh0 lad bsss valnly
physieke, IN the usual vay. Owe the blessing. u
renews1 he1lth and the prospects Of proloassd life
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STATE OF KANSAS,
L>Sveauorsh County.

In the P.obs.s Court IN and for said County. IN
the ma ter Of the estate Of Pxtriek xcCisv, Js.,
teesased.
NOr &c Is hereby given 'h.t letters Of sdnta.
IN istration have bren sranisd 10 the under.
ii ed 90 the estaIe Of "a rick MeGrav. Jr., late
Of sid county, deeeased. by the Honer.bio the
Probate Court Of he county and State sforesa;d,
dated fhe 9Th day Of -epsemter A. H., 1873. New
ali pePsons hsv ne claims ~ ainst the sad eseass
are he eb notified fbat they mus psesen. the sans
10 the undersign.d for allowance within eao
year from the date Of said letters, they nay -
prerluded from any benefit Of rurh estate; snA
thar 10 such claims be MT exhibited vithir three
ves,s sfser the date of aid lssten, they shan b.
iassvoe haxysA
PATRICK Mr0RAW,
AA1ialsenass = thaossesas - fsaAsh Memo,
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now il il friend Rober

And now i is friend Roberts, Of The
O,kalooss IndspensHt, who j, selfish. I"
ambitious" 'hypncritical," etc, in the
eys Of some miserable political shys,er and
moral deal.bea; ~ no can find nothing tan
sible to charge him with. Censure from
such source ia true praise LavT>nce Jour
mol.
The D.nbury Ners man has an exceeding
ly level head. He promptly and psremp-
toriIy declined to leave Dsnbury to be .
lecturer OF with the lecturers stand, or TO
accept various proaered situations TO the
funny departments Of leading papers and
magazines. lie remembers the fate Of Brett
Hart, Mark Twain and the rest. His name
il Bailey, and hi- loot il on his Dsnbury
heath
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NEW YORK OYSTERS.
4 SalBs~snia0's ExPesienee with .
Hundred saddle Rocks

a Galss"sniaa's Experience with .
Hundred saddle Rocks.
f0iv.r HarPcI's Letter to the ST. Louis Globe. |
l had lopg wanted II have seen York oys-
tiers enough, and in California il il impos
eible, 70 | ordered the waiter 10 bring me a
bundled raw on the hslfshell with my din
ner. He looked as,onished, and had to re-
pea; nv order and forcihy, too, before he
lett the rcou.
This was my moe; serious attstk-of oys-
ters, and will proceed to fini.h my story"
The waiter came back, knocked, poked his
head in, and said; "Do you please to wish
hundred large oysters, Miss9" looked
up severely and replied, "Yes, hundred Of
yonr largest oysters, sill, and my dinner with
them, and quick. too" He bowed and let.
began 10 lear had oyerdrawn the market,
but finally 20. down 10 work again. and for
got ali else but Eiy letter 10 you, when he re-
turned and brought my dinner in, bu. no
oys,ers. l asked where they we're. and be
said. ''Dsy's comm. Mies," and he bowed
himself OUT, ard directly returned with two
other eoiored geniIemen, each with big trays
covered with oysters, declare - big a. my
hsnd, every oyAer. We'll, there va. my
dinner on one tray, and three trays Of oys-
teri. To say I was surprised would but
fsintly express IL. have ofien eaten hun
dred Cal,Iornis oys,ers, and never yet had
enough, ard ~ I Vas not to blsne. These
Thoughts rushed through my head - eur
veye ed the pie. and took in the situation.
mus have looked little astonished. for one
Of the dsrkie. began to grin, hn looked
srcrad and said, That will 20 now, end IL
I want any mor. will ring
STRATEGY.
could not ca, an oyster. | commsnced
With Q cup Of tea, and little dinner, all the |
while syeinR the oysters that lay there eye
ing me maliciously. it seemed, and kept on
looking nj me vish their great fat faees, till,
il Was 10 die. could not have tasted one. |
I looked oat the Window there vas drain |
there for the rain, and into that drain i
dropped those oysterr. every one, 102 Of
them, and With them has departed my
liking and longing for oysters, forever. Cal /
ilornia oysters have % Individuality they
are conparaiively - 20 nssy grnias a Sies;
baf each oss Of ehsDe essas hcnihle NeW
Ysek s1hiu sssns Hbs saos sesasos III !
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AGoo1 T6asg D.IJ A0preesese4.

The above trains will run by Chicago time.
which 10 half IN bour faster than city time.
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DULUTH, MINI, Sept. IS-Inrease ,e!-
ing here in regard to tie ;s,l,:s- ~ JAY Coke
4 Co.
FARGO, d. T.. Sept. IS -G2e excitement
along the line Of the Northern Pacii;c Rail-
road over the reported failure Of Jay Cooke
& Co. extends from Dnluth to B;smark. Da-
kota. 1t prostrates everything, and nothing
else is talked OF. Extras have been issued
by most Of the papers, and feeling of the
p.ofcundest regret eeems to have settled
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10 invest in cattle this fall. In three yearp
he has cleared s., 900 on a capital o: $780,
We von!d ask MprdocS if the young
mans pair of horses can tro, in Ie.s than
three minutes.
Mr.. Joseph Pickup, living north Of
town. has just returned from Missouri with
flock OF eight hundred rheep. He has an
eye to business, and We believe in I've years
will make more money from this investment
than il he had put Eve times the amount In
cattle. The farmers of Dickinson county
should pay some attention TO this branch Of
stock raising, Tor with the Wooden Mill en-
terprise, there will always be . ready market
for WOOL. or they can have It manufactured
into goods, thereby saving the necessity Of
importing them. Let every farmer get
sheep. even IL he can only start with few
hsad.-Abilene Chronicle.
The Neosho Valley Resise, in . very
good article, mentions come Of the subjects
thss will claim the attention cfthe next leeie.
latuee. Il ssys:
Then the Safe il to he divided into three
congressional districts. In this matter, the
representative ehould possess 4 thorough
knowledge Of the State and show good judg.
ment in lavoring such a division, ,ha, all
sections will receive equal justice as near -
possible. Then the lay exemptirg mort
cages, or the money lender from paying tax.
should be repealed, beades several Others
that discriminate in favor Of capital and cor
portions and against the INTEREST," Of the
mssees. Equal taxation ia another question
that should receive the attention Of our
Legislature this winter, and any Law nov in
force that favon any c,ass or corporation,
should be 20 anendei a. TO make the hur-
dens Of taxation bear equally on al Per.
sooal property OF real estate. WhetEes cvned
By Individuals or . railroad company. should
Be assea6ed IL the same manner, in short,
our Lave shc;ld protect the interests of pri-
vaie individ1sls. TIE cane n that Of corpnr.
alton, md oee should not BE granted rights
deaisd 70 IL CDR.
Ths Npsh Qb.asassnaa = ~ u kvee
e afbs0 eeAeol - ~ bgk :
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HALIFAX,
Hotel Burned.

HALIFAX, May 1.-THE IuterDstion-
al Hotel was partially destroyed BY FIRE
this morniDg. The flames were first
discovered about 8 o'clock in the base
ment near the kitchen furnaces, and
spread 60 rapidly that in fifteen or
twenty minutes the entire structure was
in flames. 1t was raining heavily at
the time OF the confsgration and pre-
vented the flames from extending to the
roofs OF adjoining houses. But very
little of the furniture OF the hotel was
saved. The bosrders, many Of whom
had scarcely arisen when the FIRE broke
out, had q narrow escape with their
lives, and nearly all OF them left their
effects. The loss on the hotel is about
10000 only partly insured.
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IOWA.

KEoKUE, May l.-Further psrllcu-
lars of the double suicide in Haburg
csunty, have been received. The for
geries in which Walling ford was i'm
plicated were much more extensive
than was at first reported, and have
been carried on by an organized band OF
thieves and forgers. 1t is rumored
on good authority that over 2CO,OOO
acres ofland in Iowa has been sold on
forged deeds, by means OF which inn
mense sums of money have been OBJ
tanned. The written confession Of Wal.
disclosed names OF those who
were engaged with him 2 the illegal
transactions; tn ese were John Rhodes,
George Ball. j. H. Baker and another
man named Scott. Some have been
arrested, but the ringleaders having
fled the county the officers of the law
sre in hot pursuit
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MARYLAND.
HIncNrrers Sentenced.

ANNAPOLIS. May ll.-The prisoners
Hallipan and Nicholson convicted Of
the murder OF Mrs. Lampley, were se.
curely ironed and chained to the floor
last night. Au attempt TO rescue them
was anticipated and they were strongly
guarded. They both went to sleep at
II o'clock and slept well until after
daylight. at II o'clock this morning
Hallipan was brought into court to
receive his sentence.
He denied that he had any participa-
ton in the murder and said he never
saw the old lady in his life, and that
the detectives swore falsely. Judge
Miller sentenced him to be taken TO
Baltimore and to be hung at time
and place to be appointed by the Gov
ernor, saying that he had no doubt Of
his being guilty and advised Hallipan
not to expect any reprieve.
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case, it is filled according to the 9Th
section, and vacancy therein filled ac-

case, it is filled according to the Sth
section, and vacancy therein filled ac-
cording to the 9th section.
II the views herein stated are untrue,
or the reasoning false. all such petty
offices as Notaries Public, Aldermen
and Councilmen OF towns and cities;
aud hundreds OF other small officers too
tedious to name, would have to be ap-
pointed by the Governor, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate
q governmental monster never dreamed
Of much less thought OF by body Of
sane men, engaged in making written
Constitution, for a free, uiighteCsd and
practical people.
WIN. E. ARNOLD.
P. s. The Sth section OF the 4th ar
ticle of the Constitution which reads,
The Legislature, in cases not provided
in the Constitution. shall prescribe by
general laws the terms Of office, the polo-
srs, duties and compe nsation OF all
public officers and agents, and the man.
ner in which they shall be elected, ap-
pointed and removed" gives authority
to the Legislature in cases not proVided
in the Consultation TO create offices, and
to cause them to be filled either by
election by the people. or by appointment
by the Governor or some other designa'
ted agent as may be prescribed By tao TO
this section Of the Constitution the
looks for authority for pro-
viding for the election Of municipal Of
ficers, appointments by, the Governor OF
Notaries Public, directors. regents or
trustees, without the advice and con-
sent of the Senate. w. E. A.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Sensible.

New ORLEANS, May l0.-Private
meetings have been held with a view OF
making some arrangements whereby
the political complications so disastrous
to com merce may be finally settled. The
proposition i, to call general peoples
Convention, where the colored element
shall be fully represented. The propo-
sition would also involve a petition to
Congress to obtain from that body leg
isla,ion looking toward ordering an.
OF her election.
U. S. troops are arriving rapidly and
are quartered in various parts Of the
citv.
Reports of cholera prevailing in this
CITY are false.
New iberia, May 1880 United
States troops, accompanied BY Marshal
DeCliune, arrived here at ll:30 this
morning and proceeded to St Martins
willie. Col. DeBlanc will surrender to
any proper U. s. authorities on demand.
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BaItimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 10.
COTTON-Dull low middling l7i@
l8c.
FLOUR-Active, firm and unchsng.
ed.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; choice
white 81 05@2 10; fair to prime do
| 7562 90; choice amber 2 00S2 Is,
good to prime red l S5@l 9S; common
to prime do ! 659l so red western
s59l 98; common to prime do CSC
| 50; winter red l S09l go do amber
l 8562 90.
CORN-Firm; southern white GIG
CSC; do yellow 64@65c; western 64c.
OATS-FirD; southern 5O955c
western mixed SOC; do white 5l@52c.
RYE--Firm At Csc.
HAY-Uncbanged.
PROVISIONS-Heavy aud weak;
mess pork dull at $l8 50@l9 90. Bulk
meats, shoulders 7iG rib sides 8 ic
Gear rib sides 9tc. Bacon in lair de-
mapd; shoulders st98ic rib sides 9i9
lOc; clear rib l0t9l0ic sugar cured
hams l49l6c.
LARD-Dull and nominal at 9tG
9!c.
WHISKY-Nomiual al 93iG94c.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

where He VIII DO the nOsi Coed.
NORTH ElsToN, May 1.-THE tuner-
al services over the remains OF Oakes
Ames was held at his late residence in
this place to-day. A special train from
Boston conveyed large party Of dis
;inguished mourners to participate In
the services. Among those who paid this
last respect were Vice President Wilson,
Senator Boutwell,, General Butler, Col
lector Russell and many other OF the
National and State government.
Over three thousand persons assem-
bled in and around the late residence OF
the deceased. and the services were OF
a very impressive nature. An address
was delivered by Rev. r. R. Shepperd,
secretary OF the Unitarian Association,
who defended the character OF the de-
ceased, and said that when the jealous
les Of the present time were forgotten he
would be remembered only as a, tene-
factor to his country.
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BROOKLYN.
SiIOn's Case.

BROOKLYN, May lu.-Juuge flall VI
the Supreme Court, at a late hour this
afternoon rendered a decision upon the
application of the counsel OF Nixon, the
murderer of Charles W. Phieffer, for q
stay Of proceedings. The Judge decided
that after careful examination he was
unable to find any substantial error in
the trial by which the verdict of guilty
was rendered, and must therefore refuse
stay of proceedings. 1t is stated on
reliable authority that Governor Dix
has communicated to Sheriff Brennan.
New York, that he would not interfere
in Nixon's case, 80 there is but little
doubt tut lie will be executed next
Friday.
Gas Strike.
The workmen OF the Brooklyn City
Gas Company inaugurated strike in
consequence Of the company reducing
the wages from So 10 10 50 81 per
day.
Andrew W. MCleland, recently con.
victed as q common gambler, was to-
day sentenced TO one year in the peni-
tentiary and pay $1,000 fine; the i'm
prisonment TO continue another year If
the fine was not paid. McCleIlsnd was
the leading policy man OF Brooklyn.
Darkness.
The stokers, fremen, purifyers and
!gborsrs OF the Brooklyn city Gas Com
pany, numbering about one hundred
and sixty. struck yesterday morning
against proposed reduction OF wages.
The strike occurred at 6 o'clock A. NJ.
When the night gang left the day gang
refused to work under the reduction OF
wages. The President OF the company
published a card yesterday afternoon,
notifying the city that no gas would be
supplied that night, and large portions
of the city are in darkness. The strikers
ere firm and the officers of the compa"
ny are making efforts to get new men.
Tweed's Troubles.
District Attorney Phelps, yesterday,
notified counsel and attorneys for
William NJ. Tweed, that he would ape
ply in the Court OF Oyer aud Terminer
tomorrow TO have an early day assign
ed for the trial OF their client, on the
indctp eut for misdemeanor filed Oct.
II, 1872, ard that the defendant would
be required to plead to other indlct.
ments for felony. forgery and misde-
meanor, filed against him February H.
Tweed's counsels claim they are not
prepared for trial. Tweed is now in
this city.
The examination OF Mcdonald the
Bank OF England forger will be re-
sumed Tomorrow before Commissioner
Gutman.
a meeting OF the carpenters will be
held to morrow night ltis understood
another strike is contemplated.
The new Catholic church, st. Bur
nard, West l4lh street, was dedicated
ibis evening By Bshop McCloskey.
satNa tia nIS.
Early this morning two sIabbiug az
trays, both resulting in death, occurred
in this city. The first between Thomas
Mcguire and John Mesham, in which
the former was stabbed in the left
breast and further injured and the
second between John Hudner and Jas.
Mullan, Hu1ner being dangerously
injured BY q stad wound in the back.
Both assallants were arrested.
Oakes Ames.
AT a meeting OF the hardware trade
and manufacturers yesterday, resolu-
tious we're unanimously adopted Ia
men.iug the death OF Hon. Oakes Ames
aud expressing sympathy for his family.
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ST. LOUIS.
Fire.

Sr. LOUIS, May l0.-The extensive
rolling mills of Mcdonald & Bro, sit
usted on the river bank between Dou-
cho and Bartin on Miller street, was
entirely destroyed by fire. The fire
caught from one of the furnaces. and
the pumps being out of order soon got
under headway and soon was beyond
control. The mill with its equip
meuts audlmacbinery'1cost nearly elk
hundred thousand dollars. Loss ex-
ceeds S50OOOO. Insurance 100000.
Over 1000 peTsons were thrown out OF
employment by the fire.
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THE. WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CaIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May IL. A. N.
PROBABILITIES.

OFFICE OF THE CaIEP SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON, May l2, | A. N. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the middle States northeast and
north west winds, increasing tempera-
ture, generally clearing and clear wealth
er; for the lower lakes and thence 10 the
upper Ohio valley clearing and partial
ly cloudy weather, northwest winds
bearing to southeast with slowly dimin-
ishing pressure; for the south Atlantic
aud gulf States clear weather, north
west winds, bearing to south in the
western gull, with high temperature
and partially cloudy weather; for
Canada AMI New England northwest
winds, increasing pressure, clearing
weather with occasional rain on the
coast of the latter; for the lower Ohio
and lower Missouri valleys and north
ward to Michigan, southerly winds,
falling barometer, warmer and partially
cloudy weather with occasional rain.
Reports are missing from the north
west, the upper lakes, southwest and
generally west Of the Mississippi.
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CINCINNATI.
a Success

CINCINNATI, May l0.-The Musical
Festival closed this afternoon. and was
a financial as well az musical success.
1t will he repeated next year.
The Baldwin Touring mills situated
near Springfield, Ohio, were burned
Yesterday. Loss $4,000; insurance
small.
Further reports from Shelby county,
REPORTS that the tornado did immense
damage throughout the county. The
damage is estimated at a hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The torna-
do covered a space OF half a mile.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. May ll.-Returns from the
election for the members of the
Electoral Bureau, thus far receiv-
ed, show a majority fer the fed
ersl republican candidates. The full
returns OF the vote in the Provinces
have not vet been received.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 10.
COTTON-Unchanged; receipts 266
bales shipped 302. stock, 1885.
FLOUR-Shsde frmer superfne
s. 50G6 co. extra 7 3097 65 family
7709s 90.
WHEAT-Improved at 81 IS for
No. 2 red winter.
CORN-Frp; sound mixed ear SOC,
RYE-Unchsnged.
BARLEY-Unchspged.
HOGS-Quiet at IS 0O95 so.
HAY-Dull at $50 00S2l 90,
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Mess Pork
els 90 for city. Bulk Meats upcbsng-
ed; shoulders 7c; clear rib sides 9S9tc
Bacon inactive; shoulders 7f97E clssl
rib sides es993; clear sides l0c, sugar
cured hams firm at l49l4ic.
LARD-Very quiet At 9lc for city
kettle rendered.
WHISKY-Firm at 88c.
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Atthe conclusion Of the services the
procession moved down the ailse in the
same order it entered. The remains
were placed in q room adjoining the
vestibule and left in charge ofa guard
OF honor.
President Grant arrived in Washing
ton last night from his Western tour,
but was so worn out with fatigue that
he could not come here to attend the
funeral, but will meet the body on its
arrival in Washington.
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ILLINOIS.
Murder Trial.

CHARLESTON, Ills, May 1.-THE
trial OF D. 81. Drake and J. McCassi-
dy prisoners charged with the murder
OF Mrs. Langtou and little Mary East
on at Ellisrd, this county. on first in.
dictment, for the murder OF Mary
Eastou, closed last evening. Drake,
convicted, sentenced to the penitentiary
for life. Casserly Was acquitted. A
motion for a new trial in brakes csse
has been made.
The trial OF ". S. Lsngstou, who
murdered woman, aud his wife, ,charg-
ed with being implicated in the same
crime, was set for tomorrow.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
John Bright ON Republics.

LONDON, May ia letter written
by Hon. John Bright is published to-
day, in which he reviews recent revo-
lutions in the form OF government in
France aud Spain and condemns the
propsgsndism Of republicanism in
England, which be ssys, must remain
a monarchal Government.
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MINNESOTA.
A Family Quarrel.

WlxoNA, May lin the town OF
Rollingstone, eight miles from this city
John Hefferman, 65 years Of age, at
tackled his son with an Ak, striking him
upon the arm, whereupon the SOD
seized a stick three feet long and three
inches in diameter and struck his father
over the head and shoulders several
times. Considering him dead, the con
came to this city and surrendered him
self to the sheriff. The old man has
had numerous quarrels in his family,
frequently whipping his wife and sons
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RIVER NEWS.

PITFsBuRaH, May 1.-THE River is
rising slowly in the Monongabela. with
10 feet 3inches in the channel. Wea'
ther cool, wind northeast. Arrived.
Messenger and Exchange. The s. Clark
left with fifteen barges Of coal this
forenoon.