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NOT ARRESTED.

New YORK, Oct G. 1915
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Under heading of Gamblers Arrested IN to.day's
issue, you MENTION ''among whom a Custom House
clerk named Evans do not think you to do
any intentional injury to all OF that in the Custom
House You WILL | do not doubt, with your usual
business insert in your next issue that the party
toned not the undersigned.
JOSEPH EVANS, No Lafayette place
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AN OUTRAGE.

Sarah Hulin, of No. 227 East Forty first street, APP
peared complainant against Chester E. Parsons,
agent for sewing machine company, who had
saulted her. Mrs. Hun had purchased a machine on
the instament pan and had not been prompt as
was desired in her payments for IT, Parsons went
her place 10 take the machine away, when the alleged
assault committed Parsons held for trial and
q warrant issued for the arrest of another agent,
who was present and encouraged the assault
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A LONG NEGLECTED PARK.

The TX at the junction of East Broadway and Grand
street has been in its present uncompeted condition for
nearly four years In wet weather ii Is a nuisance
The sidewalks unpaved and the trees have been al
lowed TO die out Several petitions have been sent to
the Park Commissioners but far no good has re-
suited small expenditure would put the park in re-
pafr
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SUPREME coURT-GENERAL TERN

By Judges DAVIS Brady and Daniels.
Ferris, &c, vs. Ferris ct aL-Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Judge Brady.
Godfrey, &c, Vs. The People, &c.-Judgment af-
drmed Opinion by Judge Brady.
Giles VS.. Spauldng ct al.-Report set aside trial
granted costs to abide event Opinion by Judge Brady
Sinbury VS.. Sheldon ct a.-Judgment reversed with
sosts. Opinion by Judge Brady
The People, &c, VS.. Tweed, &c-Order affirmed with
$40 costs, besides disbursements Opinion by Judges
Daniels and Brady.
Mills Hildreth-Judgment reversed; new trial
granted costs to abide event Opinion by Judge Brady
The People ex rel Floyd and another VS.. Conking =
Order affirmed with $40 costs and disbursements
Opinion by Judge Daniels.
The People, &c, VS.. Twc Order reversed with
$40 costs besides disbursement md motion below
nied, with $40 costs. Opinion W Judges Davis and
Brady.
Same Shareholder so far appealed from by de-
tendant affirmed, with $40 costs and disbursements.
Opinion by Judges Davis and Brady.
The People ex rel Clapp The Department OF
Police and another. -Certiorari dismissed with costs
Opinion by Judge Davis
BY Judges Davis, Donohue and Daniels
Bough VS.. The People, &c.--Judgment reversed and
trial ordered Opinion by Judge Daniels
Matter of Rae-0rder reversed; proceedings to be
mittcd TO Special Term, there TO remain in quo
until decision of the action mentioned in the opinion
order to be made providing that until then the property
Ehould not be sold; order TO be settled by Judge
Brady. Opinion by Judge Brady.
COMMON PLEAS-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Loew.
Wheeler VS.. Murray ct al-Motion to continue in
junction denied.
Knapp vs. Campbell ct al-Application OF bail for
cave TO renew motion for leave TO surrender their
principal granted payment OF $40 Order to DO
tettled on notice
BY Judge Robinson.
Clark VS.. Clark-Reierence ordered.
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common magnitude OF the defendants depredations.
AFTER discussing the points raised both sides, he
hos tha none Of the objections the order OF
be affirmed - ~' ~FP-' 1880 A'AS.
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mis- client Uut the Court Indignantly refused TO hear
him. and the Judges Indignation s set forth 10 the
appeal as ground Of exception Judge Daniels, who
delivered the General Term opinion, pertnently re-
marked that the administration OF the criminal law has
become technical TO leave IL in doubt sometimes
whether il Is the Judge the accused who IS the sub
ject Of investigation. He holds, however, that Judge
Sutherland erred refusing 70 charge that the atera
ton OF genuine deed not proof Of forgery, If only
conform the deed the intended facts between
the parties. on that ground trial was ordered.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

BY Judge Lawrence
Flint VS.. Hemenway-lnjuncton continued. Opinion.
Matter OF Mahony-Must take an order of reference.
Hampson VS.. Hall; Belmont VS.. Vyse-Granted.
Matter of Sefton.-Order granted
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lighter or J. D. GilmOr, ESQ, all Or Brooklyn. NJ

L, daughter OF j. D. Gilmor Esq, all or Brooklyn M
cards
Boston papers please copy.
SHEFPER--APPLEYARD. On October Q, 1879, by Rev.
T. H SILL al the residence OF the brides mother Cap
tain LORENZO SHEFFER and Miss CoRSELIA NJ APPLE
YARD daughter Of the late William H. Appleyard
Saugertjes and Rondout papers please copy
SKIDMoRE-CoBB.-0nT Tuesday, the 9Th inst, In the
Methodist Episcopal church, al Morristown y. j. by
Rev Bishop James, JULIA daughter OF the late George
J. Cobb, Of Morrstown N. j., TO WILLIAM B. SAID
MORE, Jr, Of this CITY,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-09-30
Geary City Items.

The recent frosts have done damage in this vicinity
as yet
Business is reported as very good by merchants
for this Of the year.
The farmers in this section of the County all busy
sowing wheat.
Capt Flickinger is running his mill regularly, and
turning No. four which gives good satisfaction in
every market in which it is sold. Matt. Nutter has
charge the mill and is very popular with the custom
We understand Brass Band is about to organized by
the young of city, with A Messenger as leader
Joseph Hill a former resident of this Township, but
who has been residing Beln in Mitchell County,
for several months, is visiting his old home 1t is
reported that will wed of the fair daughters of
our city, before he returns
The members of the Baptist Church Of this place are
intending to give Concert before long for the benefit of
their Sabbath School.
There is young newspaper correspondent in this city
who is becoming very notorious. He can be recognized
by the large patch the seat of the water proof cloth
pants which he wears
We hear of great many people that have been shakn
with the ague, in this vicinity.
Patsy Murty our Section Boss, has been removed to
the Doniphan Section. John oHarar Of Wathena has
charge of this section
The sensational report about the removal of the post
Office is all bosh and originated in the fert brain of the
newspaper correspondent" more generally known as
''Orvie."
Our school opened last Monday under the charge Of
Prof. Brown of Troy. He has quite large school
Mrs VIM. Patterson of this place went to ST. Joseph,
last Monday place herself under the of Dr. Bish
op, to he treated for deafness.
Robert Fckingers little daughter Josie is to have her
eye Strengthened this week, by Dr. Bishop of St joe
-r,.. loin inn
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TO PRINTERS.
Complete Printing once for sale.

The purchase of the Republican Office leaves complete
printing outfit hands, for which haze use
the CHIEF Office already better supplied with material
any other country office in the State The entire
material of the Republican Office is offered for sale II
better supplied with material than large MAORI
ty of the country offices in Kansas and consists
complete outfit for running scolumn paper with
abundance of all kinds Of material 1t embraces large
Washington hand press in good condition with rolling
apparatus and roller mould imposing stones stands
composing sticks chases cabinet racks leadcutter
fonts of display type large variety Of good job
type and sufficient and advertising type to get out
seoumn paper The body type is BREWER and Nonpa
rel; has been in less than three years has had
careful usage aligbt edition. and is almost good
new There also large font of Long Primer that has
b. y in longer but still in good condition There
is large extra supply of NOnparie quads and Figures
sufficient to set up a large delinquent tax list
The above described outfit will be sold in one lot-twi
be divided sold out by any consider
alton Persons contemplating the establishment Of
paper any of the and growing Counties have here
an opportunity to secure firstelass office complete.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS

Doniphan County Fair.
special premium of Five Dollars will be given to the
woman who makes the best loaf of bread from Col
DEN SHEAF" Flour.
Also a sack of Golden Sheaf Flour to the woman
makes the second best loaf of bread from the
brand of -four
special premium of Five Dollars will be given to the
woman who makes the best loaf of bread from BELLE
OF KANSAS Flour.
Also sack Of Belle Of Kansas Flour for the second
best loaf of bread made of that brand of -four.
The said premiums be awarded the third day of
the Fair at o'clock p NJ.
TRACY & PARKER
ProprietOrs Banner NiHs."
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To Observation-Disclosures Notice.

As publishers required to prepay the postage
their papers outside of the County where publish
ed cannot Hereafter send the CL other terms
than pay IN advance On all subscriptions paid for at the
of q year viii pre- Psy the postage without adj
ditional charge We collecting arrearages as rap
idly the times vii admit and all who do not square up
within reasonable time will be dropped from tho list
W This mark in ink pencil, opposite Subscribers
~ name on paper the wrapper, will indicate that
the time paid has expired is about expiring Those
finding their papers, described will govern them
selves accordingly
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The bridge just north Of town over the Millmap
Guch is just completed II under the able and eff
cient management Of Col John Ware under the super
vision Of Gen C. N De-ins II to have been celebra
ted the 26h but ike sister city Atchison we eoul
not ready hence it is postponed bat sufficient notice
will be given. This magnificent structure has been in
process of construction about eighteen months But il is
the pride Of city and its completion our greatest
qualification Ample provision will be made for the CON-
fort and happiness Of all Able speakers are invited
among whom Senator Bridges Representative X K.
Stout and James VI Trant will take occasion to Law be-
fore the people his theory Of a canal through the
desert prevent pests such hot winds chnch bugs
grasshopper &C. these infested regions John Cradle
proposes to settle satisfactorily the vexed currency cues
ton. Also the Govecs and Senators of this and adjacent
States
COMMITTEES
Comm ittee Of Arrangements-CountyJ Judges
Committee Music-Road Overseers-
Hope they will all be hand with their serapers well
tuned
Candidates for Road Overseer will have an opportunity
of announcing themselves SUCH which will save them
paying the Wathena Reporter dollar.
Further notice will be given which is all that is neces
sary insure crowd such the Importance Of the oc
casion demands. Grand 6reicOris in the ere1ling.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON CURTIS Mayor
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DrREcroR,

Jasee 2d Judicial District-P. L. HUBBARD.
County COmmssIOners-JEssE W. JONES, JOSEPH HATT
CHARLES KEARSEY.
Sherif-THoNAs j. VANDERsLIcE.
Treasurer-RoBKRT TRACY.
County Clerk-CH NRLEs RAPPRLYE
County AttOrney-W. ID. WEBB.
Probate Judge-RoBRRT WILKINSON
Register of Deeds-ALBERT HAzES.
Superintendent of Public InstructioR-D. D. ROSE
C0rOner-G. j. ARCHER.
SuryeyOr-JAMEs F. FoRNAN
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gneal #atttrs.
Ternnss

For any other length Of time accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
Business cards Of S lines or less IS a year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
for the first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nonparen make one square. An
fractions Of half square and over counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring be certified to- VIII be
charged the cost Of certifying in addition the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
Er JOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice. q.
low the times win admit An Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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The Sheriff has just returned from LeavenTOrth, and
enabled to add something to the above When
Hurst trimmed up and dressed and taken to his cell
he told Maj Hopkins, the Warden, that the thing was
played out-he couldn't keep up crazy any longer, and
coudnt make it win. He said he not very strong.
but willing to work and intended to condnet himself
as well as he could
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White CIoud Items.

Our public schools will open on Monday October 9Th
with A H. Miller Principal; Miss johnson, of High
land in the intermediate Department Miss Norah Dun
lavey, of White Cloud in the Primary Department.; and
Mrs. N. J. Koerner in the colored school
" Touve, our gentemanly barber, left on Tuesday.
for Centralia Illinois His family will follow
W. Harpsier also left Tuesday, for anlue, Ohio. His
family left several weeks since Bill expects to make his
home in the Buckeye
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The motions for trials in the cases OF Hurst
49, we're argued Saturday morning, and the
Anu 1rsre overrued The prisoners then received
years in the Penten'aryi and
Hurst to be kept in the PenentA,s rr,s Iator ~.
De nuls action. intended to cheer the dropping
70 .hs condemned The prisoners were taken to
az ,snitentiary Tuesday.
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HURST, THE CRAZY MAS.-whie Hurst was receiving
his sentence be kept his regular idOtc motions and
persons who stationed themselves in favorable posi- tons
for watching him could perceive change his coun
tenance. But after being taken back to jail he took
turn and efectualy spoiled the character he had
been acting for eeks- He first joking Jerry
MeCarty for getting of four years when he
had expected get clear altogether Afterwards he
went to the Jail door, and through the bars held a
conversation with the ladies of the Sheris family He
first asked for q cup Of coffee. and being told
there requested that cup Of cold coffee
be passed to him. and he would warm it the stove
This done, and after warming and drinking it,
tered upon general DISCOURSE He said he bad
man, notwithstanding the many hard things that had
been said about him. of the witnesses testified
falsely, by saying that he bad man. but was not
Even the children White Coud fond of him. but
If he had been bad they would have been afraid of
him. He said his mother a good woman and raised
him relgiousy. He used say his prayers regularly
and church member for six years. TBro.
Bggs, of White Clond viii please take notice. He now
that if he had followed the teachings of his mother
and the advice of good people he would not be in this
condition At times he said he had spells of being
Of his head. He was that way once at White Cloud
and had been ever since his imprisonment But he
cOntradcted himself in this by showing that he heard
and remembered all that said by witnesses the
trial Some days ago. little girl had been looking him
through the bars aud remarked that he a devil He
had remembered this and taken it to heart. He
said he not devil and again referred to the fact
that the children White Cloud liked him.
For dinner Saturday, he ate enormously. The Sheriff
says he thinks he did purposey make himself sick
and he succeeded and vOmited great deal since which
he is all right stomachaly; but mentally he has since
been acting crazy again But he has gone to place
where they will bring him out OF IL know the
why not.
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offer my entire stock Of Clothing Boots Shoes Gents
Furnishing Goods &c. cost for cash for the next
fifteen days.
Persons knowing themselves indebted TO me- will please
call and settle before October 10th thereby saving costs
d. NJ EMERSON,
Sent 3O-w2 White Cloud Clothing Store
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II The theory has been preached that inasmueh As
liquor not allowed to be sold in Highland the wicked
must find vent in another FORM and has taken the
Kuklux shape Others of the opinion that Peter makes
sach beer that the sad citizens who are in the
habit of taking the sly are effected in way to put
them mp to this devilment
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THOs. v; aEsTIEf' Ssecretaries-

rur F.R,-An arrangements for the Fair here next
week are completed. The grounds ana the race .aoN
far man and beast are there
h law against games of chance and gambling Is sui
60 and such will be prohibited Those who engage
IN wheels of fortune chuckaluck or other devices Of
~ oh.rn,ter will be prosecuted to the extent OF the
Law This can be relied There are those VINO enu
to see there is any virtue IN law ~a atand. ~ mot
repealed on the statute book soap '''""'
save them.
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good store room in Troy viii be leased or rented on
reasonable terms for three years For terms
ETC. inquire at the CkicJ Office ugas.
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AGENTS.

BATES LOCKE, "a Park Row. New York
s. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.. 81 Park Row New York.
GEORGE p. POWELL & CO. 20 Park Row New York
HOWELL CHESMAN, ST. Louis No.
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LOOK HERK!-N silvernan, OF the new iork s'0re
and satisfy yourself and save money. seps
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p C. F. Van Buskirk will sell Clothing at cost from
tins time on until the entire stock Is closed ont.
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Sept 20. we.

~ No humbug-I wish to close ont my stock Of Clio
thing and offer il at prime cost.
sept9. c. f. VAN BcskikA-
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= Ague prevails throughout the County, almost As
known before.
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70 Pork House Salt, 81 per barrel, at
Leland's.

The grasshopper isexhausted, and emigrants
again beginning to flock into Kansas. Teams dali
y passing through streets loaded with the goods and
families of emigrants bound west. Some of them are
persons who left during the invasion and returning
while many corners
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-09-30

Iwi.t 20 discontinue the sale of Clothing entirely
.tock for sale at cost 1t is large and well as
.orted Come quick! An ID
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~ Seed Rye for sale at Leland's.

The Flour trade specially at oransy me ns Keeps
Hannibal Tracy Parkers 6eSrs VI 0"'O Aii.-s, "1
watLeua Flour cheap for cash Sepi-
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JERRY McCARTY.-Snee the trial of McCarty great
1t has been claimed that he should have been acquitted
the evidence and that if change of venue had been
taken to County where the public not prejudiced
against him. he would have been acquitted He produced
receipt showing that he had hired the horse and had
witnesses prove the contract Perhaps according to
the bubbles of law he ought to have been cleared but
subsequent developments show that the Judge and jury
gave him his Just deserts II has since been said that
of his principal witnesses acknowledged that he had been
hired for the occasion and his testimony could have been
impeached by several witnesses But the two Aliens
and the monte man, while their way to the penten-
tary became communicative, aud informed the Sheriff
that during their confidential cOnfabs while in jail Nc
Carly had told them all about it He had noticed the
horse running for time and made up his mind
that he would steal it. He did So and started of but
concluded to lie down and take short nap before travel
ling He oversight himself and did not get started until
near morning in consequence of which he discover
ed He had intended to the bridge at St joe
but to swim the river at a certain place He had
the with stolen horses number of times and did
horse somewhere in Missouri worth $500 his object
that place and steal the horse when he intended
leaving the country good. He also told them about
his stealing fine horse in Dickinson County, which had
been traced in this direction and related other interest
ing adventures to them.
McCarty is undoubtedly the right man in the right
place There others of the stripe still at large
The good work has only begun If it is kept up vgOr
ously Donipan County will still further swell the popu
lation of the penitentiary.
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COMING BAcK.-we s.ar 6 sAen every day. In all
parts of the County became discouraged because
the grasshopper deyastaton they thought the County
played aud hunted up regions where plenty and
prosperity always reign We hear of them every day.
One says he has beenlookng for the soil in his home
for several months but has not yet succeeded in finding
it and ali have tale Of disappointment to tell But
they usually wind up with saying that they coming
baek-that old Donphan County is the best place after
all That's what we have been telling them for years.
Doniphan occasionally has her drawbacks and her hard
times but she will do to stick to. Hang on, and work.
and you are bound to win in old Doniphan.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-09-30

Ny Fall Stock of Goods is complete. Latest styles
Of Eastern Clotbng Chicago Boots and Shoes
Buying my Goods from first hands East am not afraid oil
merchants buying Joe See my prices before Pnr
chasing j. +. NlLSoN.
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On long time. at low interest well improved Farms
DOniphan County. Kansas. Apply to
iunea4 XXX. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
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EarIea.e ar Rcni.

70 Pork House Salt, 81 per barrel, at
Lelaud's.
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~ Sunday evening one Of the young town ladies
enjoying horseback ride the animal became fright
ened and went through the streets with speed contrary
to the city ordinances. She got through without 9TH
erh amame than a lad sclre
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- Popular illustrated book CasO pages) on MANHOOD
wOoMASHooDI MARRIAeEi Impe'liments to Marriage
the cause and cure Sent securely sealed post paid for
cents by DR. C. wMfVsKH- 6i7 St Charles Street 81
Louis No. the great specialist Read his works. no1O
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For sALE.-A good secondhand Breaking Pillow. En-
quire at this office
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Coal Ward.
Money 10 Loan,

Richmond and Fort Scott Coal on hand by the bushel
ton load at Troy Depot. Terms Cash
ausIa IL H. WHEELER Agent.
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hereby announce myself as independent candidate
Office Of Representative Of the Second Legislative
District subject the decision the independent
of Wayne snd Centre Townships.
JAMES NJ TRAST
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~ John D. Round has brought a quantity of star
walton turnps and potatoes that should be referred to
Aid Society. Such vegetables could not be raised in
country where the soil was than two feet deep