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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-26
EMPoKIA NEWS
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER &c, 1873
A CRUEL HusBAxp.-A lady of

A CRUEL HUsBAND.-A lady OF 4
Croton, who had some trouble
with her husband, determined to
punish him. She had read in
the papers of the revenge
of n Pennsylvania woman whose
husband had struck her, and she
determined to immitate that fe-
males actions. When the Penn
sylvania woman was struck she
threw herself into a tragic atti-
tude, and exclaimed, civilian
nothing but death can wipe away
the stain of your blow" Then
she rushed out OF the house, ran
to the canal, and throwing her hat
and shawl on the bank, flung in q
big stone, which made loud |
splash. She then hid in the bush |
es and watched with demoniac JOY |
her husband and a party of friends
graphing for her body. When
she thought she had sufficiently
punished her lord she made her
appearance and was received by
him with demonstrations of joy,
and he begged her forgiveness,
took her home and promised to
be kind and good to her forever
The other day the Croton wom-
an had q battle royal with her
husband. He didn't strike her-he
was too manly for that-but he
said such irritating things that
she was driven to madness. an
human monsterr' she shrieked,
az will never again rest under this
roof. The river bed shall be my
tomb-its waters my winding
sheet" Out she rushed to the
river, which ran within a quarter of
mile of the house, threw her hand
kerchief on the bank-she had
neither hat nor shawl on, and then
she flung into the clear water a
large stone. This done she hid in
some trees and awaited the com
ing of the remorse-st stricken hus-
band. She continued to wait for
about eight hours, but the remors-
full man didn't come. Horrible
thoughts began to agitate her
mind. Perhaps he had killed the
children and then committed sui
eide. She could not bear the sns-
pense longer. 1t was dark now,
and she quietly stole to the house.
There were lights in it, and every
thing looked as CHEEKY and pleas
ant as usual. She crept to the win
dow and looked in. There sat the
remorse-stricken husband, with his
arm around the waist of 4 young
lady neighbor, and he was saying
Jennie, the old woman got her
back up to-day, and she went of
and drowned herself. Now, you
see, don't want to break up
house keeping, and if you'll con.
sent, why, Wen get hitched in two
weeks. What do you say?" "ShC
shan't do any thing of the sort
and neither will you, you miser
able unfeeling, heartless wretch p
came from the wife as she dashed
into the room. For O few min.
utes Jennie was tossed and tum.
bled about by the undrowne q wo
man in the most horrid manner
and when Jennie retired from the
house she looked as though she
had been through q carding ma
chine. The Croton woman does
not intend trying any more senti
mental experiments on her hus
banh; but will hereafter do all he
fighting in the old fashion. i
need not hardly be mentioned tina
her husband is notifying in q statI
of perfect and unalloyed beutitud
ut presently, y. DisDatch.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-26

THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO FORTUxE.
500, 900 yos. only $3.50.
The Largest Return for
The Smallest InVossaSnt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-26
ARRIVAL AND DEPART
URE OF TRAINS.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railway.
On and after Dec. 8th, 1873, Passenger
trains on this line will run as folloMs:

MILWAUKEE DIVISION.
9:25 A.M.le Cedar Rapids l2:4OP. NJ ar.
1O:4O n ar Center Point IL 80 NJ lie.
$3.50 lie PostVille 7:40A Mar.
10:45AM ar West Union 6:1O a n lie.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
1:4O u lie Cedar Rapids $3.50 Nj ar
IO:O5 NJ lie Vinton 3:25 NJ ar
ll:3o n ar Dysart l:45 NJ lie
MUsCATINE DIVISION.
$3.50 AAle Muscstine I2:45 M ar
1850 AN ar Nichols 11:42 N lie
Palace sleeping cars, owned and. opera
ted by this line, accompanying all night
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-26
"A aRArrD
Gift Concert

IeaVenUNoFth, kanSaS,
DECEMBER 31st, 1873.
For the benefit OF = j.
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL.
10000 Gifts, rs15vr
$3.50, 900 in Prizes,
Principal Prize, 600 ,OOO,
consisting Of the superb paIatiai resi-
dence OF Simon Abeles, ESQ.,, unsurp ass
ed as s private dwelling in the United
States, being only a few blocks from the
Court House, surrounded by magnificent
grounds, orchards, gardens and vineyards.
The building has been only recently COM
pleted with all modern improvements.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
UorrsponSsnD Der lufsmb. Ia,stts.
ct. Domains, Sadicn g., Ga.

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mar Die Na6ridt. pelde bic y@aatte"
bradte, caB bic Stdnesfammer ess
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burg mclid aud bic faatli6e aners
fsnnans ;u Steil tuereen lief. BUR
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liebe alte Saterlanp ; 8ir9li1 uno welts
LID lslbfitancis, flein unp bod slidlis
der als irsenp Elm anpsrss eane Guros
pas. III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

Gs tusroen oaer puroen folsenbe 9aus
isr, WGrten, Wisisn &c. i'm 8robs
bsr,ost9uut nerfauft oasr btrs
feigert:
Am Is. April eur@ bic &fsisruna 2 SauplS.
&c auf Der alien 5sfunsspOmSus, linfs an Der
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her @tmtiuts @aIfrsiussu Sslsssns 9Sntsrsisn /;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

sm 80. @ldrs ruree su paris, Gaus
bourS ct. Mntpine' pieper Gin fatbolis
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felt etnem Sabre rer finite, Ger in Der
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-21

THIs Is the way Texas whisky at
fects one not accustomed TO IL, IL we
are to judge by the following, which
we fiud in an exchange A traveller
In Texas was invited to drink at a
small town where he had stopped. He
says: Il woke up next morning and
found myself on top of hay.stack.
with my coat OH. and myself with both
arms inserted through the stirrups OF
my saddle, and the circingle around
my neck, acting rs q neck-tie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-21
A LADY. while enjoying a sleigh ride

A LADY. while enjoying a sleigh ride
in Milwaukee last week. claims to have
been shot at while dashinS down one
of the principal thoroughfares. No
bullet marks could be discovered on the
sleigh, but lynx.cyed policeman
found that the explosion of her rubber
hustle had caused the alarm. The Vas
consia contained half-columE article
on the attempted assassination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-21

IN the last three months eleven
English steamers have been lost at sea
with all on board. 1t has been stated
that these steamships were new, but
built of Inferior iron, with length
ten times their width, and the depth
of hold equal to their width. with the
idea Of a gain OF freight combined with
speed. The record OF these losses Is
apt to grow, unless some measures are
adopted requiring steamships to be
built with view TO safety rather than
quantity and rate Of speed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-21

THERE Is an increasing demand in
Eastern fashionable circles for the old
fashioned door-kuocker to supersede
the present style of door-bell. The
trouble Is. that young men who make
calls, frequently miscalculate their
strength while ringing, and are precipi-
tated backward several feet into the
street BY the breaking Of the bell.wire,
which would not be the case II they
had stronger support to clutch In case
Of emergency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-21

A FAMILY at Keosauqua. Ia, went
visiting the other evening, leaving a
good fire In the stove so rs to have It
nice and warm when they returned.
This arrangement succeeded admira-
bly,, for they could not get within two
blocks Of the house upon their return,
owing to the crowd and intense heat
Of the building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-21

\ QUINCY. H.. man found bear
tracks in the woods the other day. and
those who went ont later to follow
them mp say the tracks OF the discoV-
erer were from two to twenty-five
feet apart, after he had seen the 'spoor'
of Bruin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-21

ONE of the we'll known physicians la
San Francisco Is the owner Of q little
ranch In Solano county, which Is only
ten miles square. ~,
, 1873-01-27

Phc1ps3 Dodge T. Co. ...-An italian DoR
perntlo StnbB Two 1Roya..-A Young
Indy Seriously lBurncd.--Con
tiom OF the LOSS of tho Steamship
Eric.
Special Despatch to tho CAtcago Tribune.
New YonK, Jan. 29.-Tho caso against Phclps,
Dodge l. Co. Ia still unsettled. William J..
Dodge, Br., and Dr.. Willis Jamos, another moul-
bor Of tho house, have roturnod to New York,
having failod In thoir efforts to compromiao tho
caBo for 92G0,o0o. They made great efforts to
induce AIr. Boutwell, to accept tho otfor, and, 1t
ie said, thoy wero assisted by Jay Cooke, and by
several leading mombers Of Congross. Mr.
Boutwell, at frat refused to sottlo tho
cnso for any sum amaller than tho full amount
OF tho claim. He evon refused to SEQ K1r.
Dodge, nnd 1t WAS only aftor repeated calls, that
lie consented to an interview. It ia now said
that he has decided to compromise tor S500, 0,00o,
which Is ono-half tho amount for which suit ia
eTogght: 1E Pholpa. Dodge Z Go: ls;s; hays until
[Io the Assoe etatsd Prfss.l
New YonK, Jan. 20.-May Garvin, daughter Of
tho late District Attorney, was badly burned
about tho lover limbs, on Friday oyening, by
her clothing taking 1lro while dressing for par
handn and arnis willie endeavoring to o1tinguish
tho 1amcg.
Tho ownors Of tho steamship Eric, lately ro-
ported burned at goa, have received 4 confirms
tory despatch from tho pursor Of tho vosaol.
This evening Richard Kelly, q colorcd boy, II
yoars OF ago, in passing through Park Btreot,
vas ant by aan s ~
right ride. Tho italian Immediately ran away,
aud In ten minutes afterwards stabbed nuother
boy in tho broast. Both tha injured ladB wero
hent to the Park Hospital. Levi was arrested.
, 1873-01-27

To many Of US thoro Is something shocking in
tho busiuoBs like airs With which French people
contract alliancoB but, among tho poorer popu-
lation, at any rate, tho calculation, foresight,
deliberate preparation OF homo, and arrange-
mont OF tho means Of supporting 1t, moanB nfo"
long comfort, each Of tic contracting parties
having due regulated share OF tho dutlos to
perform. The only BIT Of extravaganza ia the
wedding dinner followed b. ,4,a. ball. IN r.
aro tafon up, and tho vito Is busy, With
her linon and hor eauoopans. Mr. Walker
describes marriage amoug English farm labor
ors: "Women, brought up In ignorance Of COM
fort, Of cotrao arc carelesa about the means OF
providing for 1t, Thoy aro heodlces hpH they
marry and, when married, noyer think OF tho
dutios OF their sltuatou, rooolloct young
woman, the wife OF laboror In the country, onco
applying to MO respecting Bome alleged harsh
treatment on tho part OF = Hhopkeopori to whom
she oWod money. On Investigating tho oaao,
I found that sho regularly spent three shil.
lings week In Bweot things, and that ahe held
horsolf entitled to pasa the frat year after
ller marriage IN complete idlenoHs, prtyi-
OF course, tho habits of the first year would bo-
come In groat meaBuro tho labita OF after lfo,
and tho indulgence in swoot things Would most
likely bo transferred in time to things loss harm-
loss"
Wien CcloBtino married her Antoine, who WAS
a railway porter, sllo begged that bho might re-
turn to my aoryice for tho foW month"; she had
to ronaain in Paris, hotoro leaving for Italy,
where her bridegroom had effootol an excellent
engagement that would keep the pair IN comfort.
She pleaded that In tlis Way she would not have
to draw on her RESOURCES, all Of which would DO
wanted for her installation In hor new homo.
, 1873-01-27
4 STATEN ISLAND SCANDAL.

How MI Ancient and 1scpulstvc
Church Sexton Induced n Young
Lamb OF tho Flock to EI0po With
Him.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New York, Jan. 2g.-The principals in the
elopomont from Clifton, Staten Island, have
boon caught, and taken back to that excited
village. 1t il singular case Of fascination, in
which an OLD and repulsivo looking Hoxton OF d
church tompted 8 young, beautiful, mud inno-
cont girl to her ruin. Tho wrotoh, whoso namo
is Primo, left behind wife and five clildron. Ho
was found with his victim living as man aud
wife at an obuoure boarding-houso in this city.
The victim was returned to hor friends, to
whom sho told tho following story: When I
first won't to board with Mr. Prime no WAS very
kind, and used to talk with mo for hours. He
would ask mo to 60 to church with him, where
to would tell mo how Airs. Primo was not his
wife, rs people supposed. There was
= nomothing about the mnn which
cannot oxplain. but I WINS
fairly possessed about him. Ho would toll me
how ho wished was his wifo, and how good ho
would bo. Last week llo spoke to mo Of running
away; that he loved mo 1nadIy, and that wo
would got married md live happily together.
Believing Ill he said, did go away With him.
Bnco GrineB arrived in Jail at Clifton, ho ia said
to be in danger Of lynching.
, 1873-01-27
FIRES.
Turning of nm Oil Itcfinory in Brook.
lYM-~t1tller LnrEo Flrcs.

Hlirnfng of nm Oil Iecfinory in Broo1k-
iyn--t,ther largo Fires.
New Yong, jan. 20.-Pratt's Astral Oil Worlu,
o; occupying tho block betyoon North Twolfth aud
In Broolsisn, .. D., took fro this evening, and
woro almost totally destroyed, tho loss amount
ing to hotwoen $4,000 mud 100000. Tho fro
originated from q leak In tho atill, which COM
notice tho oil trickling into tho furnace md wont
for hoaoto e1tinguish tho fire, butboforo ho could
do no tho still exploded and tho whole building
WAS Boon IN 1amoa. Tho hyarants boing frozen
prevented tho f'rsn1on from playing on tue 11s a9s
barrels Of oil, WAS oavod by tho oxortlons Of tho
are1nen, and the gaH-houso, aituatod In an adj
Joining block, narrowly escnpcd destruction.
Tho Sntifs o,o ,ount Of qil consumed amounts to
PH1LADELp111A, Jan. 27.-Tho loss BY the
burning Of Martins diatilery last night ii oHti-
mated at eco 600 insurance. $40, oD0.
a11;tpa1n 1nt .n p 81 gGSg cag' Gran as%1s un
expresa train cast from Toronto whom noar
Grafton Station, lad its mail and baggage car
destroyed BY fro, on Friday, about noon. Forty
two baga Of English mail and part Of tho Cnnn-
burned Of badly injured, IA vol a. tRo oxpross
goods. Tho loss cannot DO appro1imated, but
t is known to DO worry large. Tic fro originated
in stove. No pcrson waB injured by tho acoi-
dent.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 2G:-A destructive fire ut
Darion, qa, occurred last night IN tho Court
Houae. Tho public records and other property
were burnod.
MILWAUKEE, Jun. 2G.-Sonlandor Il Deckor's
brick building and etorc, at tho Division strcot
markot, were burned ut o'clock this morning.
Loss, $10, 900. Probably inccnGiarism.
sr. Lou1s, Jan. 20.-J. Q. Gunsing'a wagon
factory ut Hillsboro, ILL.,, waB burned yesterday.
Loss, e30, 900; insured In tho Ntna. $4,000
Imperial, $4,000 Franklin, Pa, 5000; Amori--
can Central, and Phoenix, st. Louia, $4,000
oaoh.
Tho Netos Letter Office adjoining was pulled
down to prevent the spread Of tho fire. Most Of
tho material was saved, but tho cylinder preaa
was destroyed. Loss, al 300; inaurod for 81 900
In tho American Central, st. Louis.
, 1873-01-27

sho WAS worry proud, at tho aamo time, to beg
tint my family would tasto tho vino Of lor huR~
DhndB vintage, grown on tho bit OF lind bolonB-
Ing to his family, In which ho had al1aro. 80
tlo Paria railway porter WAS an Infinitely small
wine-Browor in his natigo place, and tho losirr
of hia life waa to earn money IN tho capital Of
In marriage ho looked for q wfo WHO would
add to them. Iloayo othors to moraltzo and son
timentaiza on tho subject, give tho faossaa they
come nnlor my eyes, andif I dwell upon them,
1t is becauao they appear to mo to 10 vory
noar tho foundation Of tho difference thoro
is belwoon tho domestio and socal prodicamonts
Of the wago-earninB c1nBaeB Of England md
Franco. Celestino could turn ovory lizard Of tho
farnf1y inoomo to tho best account could mako
d thoroughly good dinner out Of tho elightent
and cheapest materials, could knit lor
husbands hose, and spin tho flax for his linen
whilo tho pot-au1fe. was bubbling within our
shot and having cultivated tho habit Of
saving all hor 1ifo, and bong among saving
people, could lnyost intollgontly. Lot tho reador
not run away with tho idca that my old cook md
tue railway porter will over become rich people.
They aro thinking only Of their old days. and Of
q crust OF bread to leave to their children. Thoy
will never move out of tho cIeaa In which they
wore born. But tho comforts OF their dogroo
they will command whom thoy aro old. They
will grow their own vino and vegetables, roar
their own pork and poultry, koop thotr own COW,
and bo ablo to glvo ui,a Hhonneur any day to
tho friend wlo may pass their way. And Coles
tino's Ia tho oyery day marriage OF tho Trench
working olassos.-AR the Tear Round.
, 1873-01-27
SARCASM.


a Cuban Journal Oh tho HIodoc War
"a Poke mt Secretary Eis1A'a Hotter
to nliniator Sic1k1css
HAVANA, Jan. 25.--Tle Yoz de Cuba, In an ed
itorial in Its iasue Of Saturday aaya: f'Iho de-
feat Of tho United States troops by tho Modoo
Indians. is certainly l. fact that docs not honor
much the Rrns of tho G1oat Republic. This
var Of determination has boon sustained moro
years betweon civilized Americans and Indinns
than our own war ngainst those who wish to
drive uB from our homes and country.
This Indian wnr wounds humanity IN
its noblost Hontimonts, aud ia real
acandal to this century OF humanitarian sonei-
tiyeuess. Being 30 close to tho frontiers Of his
Catholic Majesty, ho ought In bis next speech to
tile Cortea to indicate to Er. Grant how much
the Spanish people aro affected by the proceed
ings Of lis government against tho poor Indians,
and should toll the whole world that tho fight Ii
against d raco, who aro possossora Of tho land,
wloEofron thoy aro to bo e2torminetod. Tho
King might also indicate to President
drant tho monnn he ought to employ
to ciyiize instead Of to exterminato tho Indians,
giving Grants government aa guide tho policy
pursued by Spain against tho Indans, When con-
querinE thcm in America.
Tho Vox also atlvicoa tho principal European
Journals to send correspondents to find out tho
truth Of What is passing in tho Indian Territory,
whero has occurred 3 defeat SO dishonorablo to
American arms.
, 1873-01-27
Albany 1.-Two Stock Marriott

Spsetas Despatch to The Chicago 1Ttbunf.
ALBANY, Jan. n.21.-UrEyEs-From tho opening TO tho
close Of sl'e mar kot this week, scarcely any nle nas
fact that there seventy carloads leaa this wook
than racclyod lust week there nrger supply
than Wns necessary to meet tho demands Of tho trade
who sold carly In Now York rcallxed but very saai
commission, those who hold back until yesterday ts
the hope Of fall In tho market here lost money on
tur Purchnses. Tho heavy oaaes sustained BY rrigl.
ton deaers aat week. coupled with the difficulty OF
gciug their Cattle trasaported discouraged them
That they scnrccly vcutural to .nake purchase ths
werk. It was evidpnt that all the dealers wanted
catte, but they assorted that they could not
snard to pay tho prteea uakcd. Ktill large number
OF emilio changed lands, which due to the demand
hong geaora although III urery caao nrolasors wefo
very cautious xery few tos wsro offered hs week;
BY Tho long .lno which tho .toek trn.ns delayed,
laft but onlall nargna for profit. Tho Lyhoat rrteo
realzod for Ii Ohio suerH averaging 45u pounds,
for which 7,4u pag pound waa pu!d. Prices ranged
, 1873-01-27
THE WEATHER..

Wnr Department Representations
WAN DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHEZ
e1aNAL OFF1cxn, D1v1s1oN OF TELxaRAMs AND
REPORTS FOE THE benefit or COMMERCE. WAsn-.
1xaroN, Jan. 29.-probabilities-Fo New Eng
land. falling barometer. omewhathighertempora-
ture, with eastorly to aoutheusterly winds, cloudy
weather and snow. For tho Middle statos, light
to treah northeasterly to southeastetly winds,
falling barometer. cloudy wonthor and snow,
excepting for tho southern portion. probably
rain. For tho South Atlantio States, falling bar
ometor light to, froah northeastern to south
easterly winds, cloudy weather aud rain. From
shifting to northwoBsorly aud northeaaterly, and
partly cloudy weather: Fer tho Northwest tall,
nouthorly, with probably cloudy weather in tho
afternoon.
NEW York, Jan. 20.-lleayy snow ainco mid
night.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo Jan. 26.-Tho greatoat anow-storm
of tho season has visited utmost every part of
Canada. All traina on tic various lines Of rail-
way aro lutte or canceled. Tho dtiftn in somo
places arc ton feet high, and tho cuts arc vol
Illod.
, 1873-01-27
Heavy snow ainco mid


SeEea RSSpaS1 @ 4as chsa21 5'snf r,,,
coupling tno flat cars at Golduater, on satur-
day, was ser1ously injured In tho head and
Shoulders being caught between tho projecting
iron aud tho lumber with which tho fats wore
covery,
Two cars on tho exprosa train coming east on
tho Michigan Central Railroad, last night,
jumped tho track at Dexter. Several passengers
On Saturday freight train backing into tho
Detroit l. milwaukee, depot ran OF tho track,
striking ono Of the supports Of tho, roof and
brcak!ng 1t. a large portion of the roof foil In.
Damage, about $4,000. Tour men mere slightly
injured,