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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-08
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Jenny, the Flower of Kildare Song Stewart 4
Whisper softly, Mothers doing Is Stewart 3
Inspired and hearer of Prayer Hymn. banks :
My love sleeps under the Dai-
ses. Observation-Disclosures. Song. PeTsley :
Oh how dye do, Aunt Sue?. . Stewart $
Dat makes me noddings out. &c haywood )
Meath the white and purple
blossoms. Observation-Disclosures. =" Persley 5
Norah is dreaming of you.... IS Pratt :
The sweetest bud Is missing. ss Danks {
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-08

On the 9th inst, the President of
Mexico and Cabinet, presented them
selves in Congress and took the oath to
support the new constitutional amend
ments, the principal provisions of which
are, Independence Of the state and
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-08
ILLINOIS,


Reports dated Oct. 10th. received at
the Office of the National Crop Reporter,
indicate the condition of this years
crops as compared with those of 1872 as
follows: On corn in the States producing
half the entire crop of the United States,
loss of twenty-six per cent. On wheat
in States producing over forty per cent.
of the entire crop, a gain of six and one
half per cent. On oats i'll the States
producing forty per cent. of the entire
crop, a loss of nine per cent. On hay,
in the states producing corn, one-third
of the crop loss of four and and one
fifth per cent. The indications are that
largely increased acreage of winter
wheat has been sown this fall, and with
few exceptions the condition of the
growing crop is above the average. Re-
ports of the condition of the corn crop
lead to the conclusion that the estimated
losses will be further increased as the
extent of damage becomes better known.
The proportion of soft corn is very large.
The report of the condition of fattening
hogs from sections where corn was most
damaged by frost indicate that the aver
age weight will be less than last season,
the inferior fattening quality of grain
and belief among farmers in higher
prices for corn deciding them to dispose
of their stock in comparatively imma-
ture condition. Reports from Iowa and
Illinois indicate increasing losses from
hog cholera,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-08

The trial of the Tichborne claimant
has been adjourned until November IL,
whe n it is expected that important wit
nesses will have arrived from America.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-11-26
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il. ".,n- Ill - npi,''"i with
fur, X ,''nl,ng ball heads
..,.,n ,~ -, he, .i-, n"'e hrads."s
yrI.r.s. tiue ,4lu board, coiorsd china,
tough cheek, ane papers DC, We are
prepared to ln work, prosRpuy, at lo"
prices and in good style. We reseivs'
hy the last ir,in 4 winters supply "'
ns ncr. also. AND the TRIBUNE will here
after appear, regularly and on s'm"'
cnot,ining, the latest news, Fscelve'
by telegraph. local market reports
weather r,rrrts, crisp editorial note,
and loca, news dished up in Z. lively
manner, n, resident Of BismarcA
shauld b. with"nt 4. no army oMcsr ~
sold .er should n"g'ect 10 Auhscr'be J."
It. GIVE u> l.ealthy patronage m
W. viii give y'u lively and "c"''
paper.
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tao Is sunltnceu 70 t" "ere y'...> ''"p'' '7"'
men, in the countv i..l and tinc -,
twenty thousand dollars. The Bo~-
now knows hsw it is h,Iu,sli.
FINANCIAL.
The Cuban complration is hav'.."
serious effect on Wall street affairs am
values remain verv nnscttICd.
RING OPERATORS.
Iuger,oll was arrested on the smn'
bns indictment yesterday. Tha ren'H'n-
der Of the ring operators arc 70 "S
tried at once.
FAlLED.
Myerberg, prs;: Il Co., Patterson.
New jersey, have failed for one hund-
red thousand dollars.
SYMPATHY.
Caic ,go, Nov Goth. a large mass
a,xsting was held yesterday in th's
city to express sympathy E"r ano tnkr
action ia favar oi Irrl4rds imprisoned
patriots.
, RAILROAD cgiaNSe.
Il, II. Porter succeeds Cu'. Howe AH
General Superintendent Of the Cn'cs'g"
and Northwestern R,iiroad.
UTAH.
Sill /. Ike. NV. 26;h, An imm"''Se
n.rt,ni here yesterday denounced
Spain and ra('d for v'"t'sa'''' OF ''S
A,ucrican Il ~.
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TIE nrrc4; Of the dance house people
At thr Point, resulted, after three day
ori,l, in hness ss,f ten dollars sdiu1ge'
ga,n<t tn keepers for having q dIsord
v,ly house. The ininatee were no
f,rd Dnriog The trial the County A,
turnry snbnsrea nambcr Of leading
citizens, supposed to be members Of ,hf
Law a nd Order pa ~tY, Co appear as wit
ncsscs in order t. haTrass them and pos.
sibiy to make expense. No good ha,
resulted (roU the prosecution ami it is
generally believrd that it Gas only in.
siilu,pC 10 make trnnhle.
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a Eaa.Gu!l Cou.lt-y".

rhi< N,tnv1n 'a...ij" t'','" .rE = ;v''".
ii, e, Cnn r,'t ;tf'' ~ ~o''''} nv.
~ E, otn ,',r G'y "t uiH"'tng ~ y l.
ready to gri II W'ea, y rr"'u'','' n
ne rate ul ir,n t:.t'ty - tnty h''H''"''
ser acre. Ihc ,''',"e~t i''iaf"t'N, :'''
bushels p-r ar;r. Sqn"sh',> "e'@'"; '":'
.uu,,>. Bets, ~ p"un'%. ahd 50 "'
.,rnl ~ r!.o ,.ata "@n". An'i on Tues
-, ,..t NJ, Is. L. Perry laid 81 'n
,ni. ~ lin a lot "f \ pr t"m7'"-N -
yer. winch he pi, kc'' "tf MS 7'ne- tha'
o,r,,ins-Or,. 29lh o., yes. "" h"p
-. ,r,rter n.art' d clu"'H OF 'h'"'S',
lucjnnAt!, aud e'-cWnr'e. I"ho a'r
.wn,d IN the interest ot N'h'arka a'"'
K ,nsas rn.l,ua,~.) w'il continue th"n
,owl,nys on behalf "f 'hr p""r Pe'p', -
long the No,hern Pacific R"'r"'d,
III relief b.. sent ~ --w' are 'n.an q"
,ul fx.-Br.inerd II t6Gne,
Yss this il a fearfuI country. hl!t
~ other )otai,lcs people have hse
.hivrrinc ia the cold. or wad n5 ~
mud nv.r.., weeks "t the most de.'Ght
,lI wr. t.rrs, Indian Summer With a
I. pa,,,c>. q IS prevalId, As yet wt have
.,,d 40 >n,v. except little lass w'' X
,sh,ch melted A., it fell We have ha,
.,ree slign, raj, falls in that time, ""'
,erhans half dozen windy days. Ont
yht Oct 81 It. the ,hcrnomie' rcar h"'
zero and aside from fsw coil days a
nut that time the weather las been al
,og. warm and pleasant. Yet it Is
srr,b,'. country. newspapers p"'d y;
.,va) j,s,r.sls 10 vritc It dNwn, sAl
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Hnlr,.h Is lhr ONLY county on q!
\ y 4 Il vn'h wall l." '"''t'ed
r,r u, ,.,,I.a',', "a 'sS. L'.;s'"!atn
AZ III, ..n \, ne A'r ""' 'hc'"'
il ...> u!,.-..1. iy ii.'r1rt. Is"
'viSh ~ wei - ~" "l'r' c"""''e~
let, wi,t"ut p,nv ,>,",, tor court. 0u' u
Governor has snrpl',d the d' 'tcen-y
s},a, respect ", had rtpsentat>
in the la,t lrs,>la,u's but one w"u
never ku.w I, sr"m AL! Rooa ne !"
cumph.hc :. H. drew hrs mi'ass '
81, Paul. Cu.ca." aud Duluth, io"c's
and go, \ c-nn,y nn,n Il f,r Dan.
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Blrleixh Is attached t. Charles ~
Together with >,x',.cn other c"u"ue>
L,g,-l.t,vc purp">e~. Cars"l't tr',d .
s,uH =. ballot box last fall, was can
4; II snd his game f. led. tins tall
b,yu. ,e.uru ua> counted. Others &
play the game to" AID B'Sm"rcS ma!
rhsa,eA nu' ul rrprc>e"tatis" !"
mex. Lv@,>iaius, t'''"ngh fraud /" J.
snu,i,r,r. urrt - the 'h-'r''i. TT
wh~ n.u,Ih ~ruta Il ballet hsA Or MAJ
ab"gu> r!c'''"" tnr" y" worse '"a''
horst. lh,,i and ,n >u,ne localities won
Ue allowed I" max ( his ron'ess'o'' a'''
end ui n halter.
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NssTssg. seE sg.sEsJtsz'.
%seya'EgC-E< n .
UrirsD STATEa OF A&sf'rA.
EscoEp JUDICIAL D1sTRicf az TEs rs
49,. -E.r. - u. & u

! ltIITthf U: pAaNts'
Z. J.. ('.Iratar9 raaiNst ~ id'' HfacsUai:.
VErYehs, a jfsNn hna n@+;i n'4a II til. p.r't
Cous, 0, tho lntrd S,-'rs % HsrcN for ths Seem"
Judicial rlsfic Of Dakota Il rr!tntp On ths fi' asY
Of ,Ocs ober, a L. ls7} by =. d. Cuningo ar>!Dt5
the s.es7!1oo. IDA Ft"c@j"'e. a.rt1ch'r ~ s!d
NHgRxAs Tht snh,:r: ce If n. sasd "bt! IS ea1
ID. sajd ibclInrt 4 D. fbiGva 10 m action Ht coz.
tract rigi, nDd narserre d o1rnrs ihs su17 0,
}?2 6:2 with Interest. for mtmey AMI tuppies
rnsh-d nnt 70. srrvicr performed Sna prey ha
th +. IT, said 81, ,Inhoat her 'ack. &r. o2HT bv cap-
4, u,ned aId sold 20 pay ira '!-rands 1 Inc hnei'
E.tt NV r-f1F. IN l'rsusncc o fAs "ar!a"t nl
rree, under the seal Of the said C'u't 30 s@ "ifecN,
and delivered G" h.rehy gT~ prhIc noi'cs r. Al!
r.rsnr, Claiming the SID s'ePuuhnrt her tackle e.,
~ my manner inter' 4eH therein lfst thy DC s'
.I.r,tr tot.re ,h. aad pslrc' Court 70 . red IN
~ ci vn NanAiof, III ~ f"I 'he ss'i Dier!ct q
nskois T,r.itory, OH tn 6rs Aonoay q jsnu":Y
, D., = 4. Uu'coch Of fhrt day Hros ldsd ma
WIZ shan be day Of j"ri"dic:tI tassFf"1> then
ud vr t. III. rla:e their cls4s ana % icsEs sns.'
.!ie,.rior. ir that h. hai!.
rIt.d thls III, t,y of Nov. l$I"
j. y. lU.I:cH, L. :. NsmA+!!.
Nv ,lnu. Wul,AYr, D,p1 :. 6. 4iar'EaN.
Jcgx CUrnlyn and t.A1llr. I"!?s', Proc'ors-
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The Yankton Pre-. -" ~" "ur k'''
inv pn>,. |, goes f,,' ''' 6 ''fn"r ~
Srri.,"r> u, = way ha' h"rt> lor IT,
recey.t t.r>>'.u'ns Il - Jnt-c>
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Call "A, the TRIBUNE Office, or the ne"
st",.as. ard get extra copies OF {"
Tt,puxr his weak Onr copy ter ce'
or six 60, fifty cents.
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paper.

The Era,nr,d T'rib"hc "f NV. 10Th
At hnnd. Gene I" Is >mafck k'sS'
and u.s.. unr K hing post.
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Parker, of the Albert Leo Standard
can AIS, use "ur k'rklhS post. Vr''
suvrrs defeat j. wha, ais him.
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4
Some. IN !.sl az sss cohs'oeTanis
cheap talk III relation To school lands
ss,,vd by certain parties prior 70 The
eurvcv, and. if We mi~sake aot, the
County Attorney was authorised to e.
to p,mbna. TIVE hundred miles by tai
aud on. hundred and fifty by stage. T.
vrottct the in.erests Of the county
:n. matter. Sc know sut little Of IT,
facts IN th,s particular case but this i'
true huwryej' The County Of Eur
leigh i,a> nu. more 10 IL. @.lh the lalih
in aie>t,.,n ithan. nv ma IN The moun.
Eveu Il /, had on 'ut,r"oi IN Sroool
lands ,ho,. taken b, actual settlers
prior to the surveys could bs held "y
them Il a thousand county attorneys,
placed M III track through Ignorance
52iesa, g "A, snvy should protest. VIXEN n >
4 .t s,gF .ofy b c.nesa !. ate, and l'w Is
4 tuning over thr s'h,ol ian"'
80 II nd il, / h. >,v. a ,tuatlss, thrt
y.i. til ,hen,wii count, aoth"'
.s3s A iiic Il, ,l.', ing money I,
= T. b ,n! !auds. r.
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Ross Tweed Knows How II Is
Himself-1welve Years IN
the County Jail,
surrender Of the Lake Superior ane
Mississippi Divasaon by the
Nsrthern paci6o.
ii. wsya Of the Wicked~~ Ar ssts'
Suicides and ailurss'
NtSNEsOTA ELECTION.


.er. an exciting county ssai t"''.>.
AZ had, to change the rernf. oo'.
stevens, however. declines To- contest
f1SAEclAL.
Money matters remain unchanged. !
,,ues srs exceedingly hard, price t"'
boz low aud provisions h'gh.
SURRENDERED.
rho Northern Pacific Railroad Com
my having tailed to pay interest '"' tue
axe Superior & Mississippi RA'ho""
..ts their ,-ase terminates and tnt
,.i yer,S IT, ,na stock holuc'a tA
IN. the ro@d viii in the 'u:u'* h'
.rtsted.
cCBAS AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, NV. 36-~The coast dc
cea ars being placed on VA t""''"~
number OF ,aou'i"rs are nearly 'cAd
; use. The var ieelE'g ~ geneir
,suuhout the ruuntr. and tnetc Ia ~
.wcsition to par!ey with Span. lh'
neral sent,,nen. Is In iavor OF Il"
,auding Cuba IN payment for ou'ras' :,
re Cubn papers are 'u'f Of h'agg"do'1'
;,ain wants to Arbitrat~ nnd iHs'H'
1t the v,rginu> was not "a" A"er'
vessel but was owned by Cuban H.
.rxsnts and was falsely registered a"t
frequently sailed u"der d'tfsre"'
- Within the past fc" m"n'hN.
~. Ryan. it Is claimed by 'HT'n' "A-
:, ac,.,xen OF the Uo'tv,i S atcs at n
me Of his capture bat vas engaged Il
unia~ful expedition against a 'ris"A
bower, Alarge t .et wi! be sent t.
ban Y atsrs in few days. There h"'
n no call tor troops aud OF cour~
=, be none un,A ca, gress takes "r
,an but the navy, coast defsncss &C.
no being placed in condition for war
swINDLEp.
p,rr>pvaox. Nov. 26.-An invess'ga
,on into the atsS'rs Of the Natlen"
rrust Company failure rcportedi las
week, shows that the city has oee'
,w;ndlsd out Of nearly half n'l''o'
tollara by that Company.
GERMANY.
BERLIN. Nov. .26.-Additiona' Iron
lads have boon ordered to Cubs'
wsters.
ENGLAHD's ACTION,
HAVANA, Nov. 2s.-ssveral British
xusbea,s arrived yesterday and NOR
are daily expected.
ARRESTED.
co,,rxsus, OHIO, Nov. 26.-Thema
socg, 4 young lawyer and active me"
,sr Of the Chr'ssian Association, wa
,rrested Yesterday for forgery ana up
,ronriatins money belonging to h.
/ clients.
LEFT hts WEALTH.
6PEiSGF!ELDr ~ ". S"' ~ -
!: .,ork. died yesterday. aged r'gH'y' j.
| safe is valued At three n'il'"" d u
CANE To GRIEF.
Sr Louis, Nav. 25. --'E"m Allen. Ten
Kelly and A. Chambers we're yes'erd".
nrres,.d on requis'tion Fr'a a 'he Gov
error Of Illinois for rrrt'cipat'ng u
RI. Allen & :Cnsr prize light in Sep
tember last.
| ~F.CIUE.
Major J. E. Eel committed snlc'd
yesterday.
,xo-s rweEps SENTENCE.
| Esw YoRV, Nov. {; 26.-rhs trial o
WIN, N, Tweed - at last cohclad.a an
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Thgnla who went III search M IT,
Moody faction, in this locality, wh''
Williams said r,joicsd whe" AcCo"
wan murdered, found one h"ody mar
ii, ky, WY" AT the :auc"S ana Al th
u.,,,. .,t ri, lev i best for W ill,atns, all
one e1 Mo"d, man, Williams. who SO"
out 50 Moohy and thr Democrats las
winter ,og'., h y seat IN the Lrg'ssatur'
but Went back "n thom t" save MS nv
ssc. rhe tribune has been shown tn
lila Of tn, U,ko,s Herald during tn
.. ps'yu from which 1t appear
n A Y. "a. v,s,, slaysss Moody as th
!. Al least h
J ..s # $;s.;s % II or that fashion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

CTEVENSDALE Institute, South Ampoy,
oNLA Family BO.&ngS for boys ,-opess seP. -,
h..,,e and healthy location. With superior hdusauoasa
Terms $500 s250Psr Addre. J-H "nhisoios -
SOUTH NORWALK Comm MILITARY I M.
- SrITUTR thoroEsh school Tor hoysi peasAe
AZ n X ossTs unusual facilities Tor sdueatoai fnnsp--
Srsduss Point, baling sOmrnOdons ga19ss
spes. sept s. Send for sireslsr Col Sohs . o
Coward INSTITUTE for Boys, Florida
- Orange Co. Y-sSo0 year yAys for boan s Sn.sl
Light he, ke, hs we'd knesa WA NJ R4,aps
o35. 4, " sN"A.' -, - - -
STUDIES WILL BE RESUMED in 81.
- JOHNS CoILRGB Forh.m Wessea<ser Soae % " e,.esr
DAY sent g. 1873 board ssd Tsnoa pe Jsr SSte ts ps
particulars svply 70 10
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-28

THE FUEL QUEsTIoN.-We are glad
to note every occasion where our rail-
roads takea step IN the direction OF
the best interests of the people. Both
the A. T. & s. F. and the NJ. X. q T.
companies have shown disposition to
offer special Inducements for the ship
ment OF the products of this country,
and to cheaper, as much MS possible,
the necessities of the public; and have
also taken special pains to advertise
the products of our soil.
Approaching the great Importance
to the people along their line, of cheap
fuel, the A. T. s. s. F. company, as we
learn from n, circular from Manager
Touzalin, have greatly reduced their
rates for the shipment of coal from the
mines In Osage county, so that even
at the present rates of selling at the
bank, the price of coal will be COM
paratiFely low. From any of the
mines in Usage county, Carbonate,
Scranton, Burllngame and Usage City,
the price of transportation to Emporia
Is IS cents per ton; the price of coal
at the mines is $3.50 per ton; cost OF
coal delivered at Emporia, S4.35 per
ton, or 17H cents per bushel. These
rates of transportation are extended
to all points along the line, so that the
cost of delivering coal at Great Bend,
$50 miles from the mines, is only 241a
cents per bushel, and at Granada,
about 460 miles from the mines, it is
"a cents per bushel- Certainly the
company has done a commendable
thing In this matter.
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AGNES CITY.

THE FIRE FIEND.-On last Sunday
week, during the high wind, the prai-
rie fire came down on US like an ava
lancke, stopping for nothing, destroy
ing everything combustible in its way
such as hay, corn, fences, timber, &c.
The damage done on the head of Rock
creek will probably amount to one
thousand dollars, while five hundred
would probably pay the damages on
the head of Bluff creek. It was i'm
possible to subdue the flames as the
wind was blowing perfect hurricane.
The fire leaped the old Santa Fe road,
and Bluff creek, jumping as much as
800 feet as though it intended to de-
stroy everything in the country. ]
wrs informed by a gentleman from
Nebraska that the fire came from the
Nebraska & Lincoln railroad, in that
State. He reports passing one place
where gentleman had lost 1000 bush
els of corn, and hay enough to winter
700 head of cattle, which he had on
hand, besides seventeen head of heavy
steers he was stall feeding; also his
entire household goods, which he had
carried out on a piece of plowed
ground. His house caught fire and
burned some of the weather boarding
of 1t before he could get the fire put
out. If all this be true that man is
left in bad circumstances.
We are having fine rain to-day,
but If it had come ten days sooner it
would have probably saved to this
State twenty-five thousand dollars
worth of property now lost from prai-
RE fire. a.s
More anon. PHRANK.
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A WORD TO TRAvKLERst- I'VE have
. word to say in favor of the Missouri
Pacific railroad. It was the 'spioneer'
line Westward and is the sold reliable
route to Sc. Louis. With the improve
ments which have been made during
the past year, we believe that the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad has the best
track and the finest and safest equip
ment Of any line west of the Aississ-
ippi. It is the only line which runs
three daily express trains of fine
coaches and Pullman sleepers, equip
ped with the Miller platform and the
patent air brake, from leading points
il the West, through Kansas City, Sc
dalia and Jefferson City to St. Louis
without change. connecting at st.
Louis with eleven different through
routes to points North, East and South.
Particular information. with maps,
time tables, &C.. may be had at the
various athrough ticket railroad sta
tons In the West, or upon personal or
written application 70 G. 81. Baxter,
Western Passenger Agent, Kansas
City, No., OF E. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent, St. Lonis, No.
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we discovered, for the first time, thai
our heels were badly blistered, and ouI
toes worn to the quick holding back
But the saddest part of our story is YET
untold. Mr.. Brown informs us that
this terrible fire took place about II
o'clock a. M, while the whole neigh
borhood was at church, hence SO much
damage. He also tells US that Jacob
Holderman fought and conquered this
dreadful fire, but not until his clothes
were literally burned of him, AID his
hair, beard and eyebrows burned of.
Late this evening he could not see a
particle out of either eye. It is to be
hoped that the dust and smoke are the
principal causes of his blindness. 1t
is said that q man was seen to stop his
team, get out and set fire to the grass.
Comment IL unnecessary.
Wilton, Nov. II, 1873. A. B.
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THK MARSHAL WANTED.-The Mar
shall cannot be every where, but it has
become necessary for him or some one
acting for him to be on hand when the
cars come In. On Friday evening a
most respectable widow lady from
Leavenworth came here and being a
stranger, did not know where to go.
She was pestered by number OF hotel
runners, and having decided to go
with the one who appeared to her
civil, a "young fellow" said, loud
enough Tor the lady to hear him, 81
wonder whether she has enough money
to pay her board ?' The lady was
rightfully indignant and told him she
had enough to send him to school to
learn manners. Now this lady came
here intending to make EmpOria her
home. Stop this work. b.