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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Gin redt i9Snss uno uunberliebli6es
Bib bes bl. Yatrrs lit I'M gerlase Der
Germ Miblbauer unb gebrIe in Chicago.
eri9iensn. Oasielbe 1T, wie be 3eusniie
bsrer %Iuutsn, bic bas Slid batten, ben I'll.
8ater su ieben, pom treiienber aebnli9teit
unb Defenders ioa Der Iusorud Der Nugen
gut selunsen iein. Der Oelfarbenoruf lit
iebr biibi9 uno 9ei9mafuoQ. Set elmer
@rOBe pom So BEL 70 3oa foitet bas 8ilo
sl.OO, i'm 6ormut uon 80 Bel AZ 3oQ nur
IS Gents. Sober 6dufer bes prd9tigen
8ilbes erbdlt uhentgelOli9 cine Sei9reis
buns Der Statlr uno oes Srnates, iopie
Der 9ebsnsueiie bes 81. gaters nebit einem
fur,en 9ebensabriiis oeiielben. 8ets1ungen
iino gu MAIDEN BEL Wiblbauer unO gebrle,
Al Soutb Ga Sale Ctr. gbicaso, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Die i6on 10 oft unb 10 warm empfobles
men &atbulii6rn Miiiinncn liesen in Der
Sftober go. Dor. 0ieie Wonatsi9rift bic
bios s1.75 per Sabr foitet, nit ben id6ns
fen Sti9en, fam ni6t senus als 2eieitoii
fir Sung uno Gilt recommanpirt weroen.
Snbalt Der go. 10: Sin &apu;inermiiiios
MIR ber Neuseit.-Gine SuBreiie in Sapan
V. Die Miiiion bon Riasuon 1873
1s74.-Na9ridten aus ben MtiiiOnen.-
8eiIase fir bic Susenb. Seionoeres 8ers
snigen bat uns baS idSne Portrait @ars
cta Moreno's, bes semoroeten grdfibenten
Der Hepublit ECUADOR, gema1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Ser Marianii&e Snbal. Satunsen,
anba9tsabunsen unb @eidnse
Der M arianif9en Sobalitdt pOn
BON P. 5. Yolt s. ]. Yreis In 2einwanS
rs Gts. in Waroceo nit 9olbi9nitt 81 90.
Gin re4t empfeblenswertbes @ebstbud fur
Sobalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

9as bsilisife Ser, Seiu nod benz 81.
aIpbons Maria Don aisuori. 8etradtuns
gen fir ben Sers Seiu @onat, bic 81.
Stunbe unS ben eriten 6rsitas I'M ROnat
8uiammenseiteat pon P. s. DINER, iibers
fsst uon P. W. u. 9usbes. Gin idSnes
@ebstbu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Don Maria Sili. Der BON 9ebrer 5. s..
in gleuelanb, Ohio, berausseses
men Monatsidrift fir Die fatboIiide SUI
senb, babsn mir Seft 4 unb 5 bes 8. Sabrs
sanaes Dor uns. Oas Ylatt fam auf's
9eife empfoblsn werben. @ir besreifen
ni9t, mie BEL benz nieorisen Preis BON 90
Gents per Sabr, es m6sIi9 lit, fold i9One
sSuaenoi6rift Al ~liefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Mnbenfen an has Subrliabr 1875 lit

Mnoenfcn an has Subrljabr 1875 lit
Der Gitel zines fleinen Opppelblattes, benz
als Gitel bas gilbniB oes 81. Gas
tiers, an ber anoern Seite II nterrt9 t
iiber bas Subildum m, auf Der 8. Settle
cine 6 rm abnuns bic Sri9 bes
bI. SubtldumsS gu bewabreu unb
bas auf Der letten Settle Elm @ebet fir
BEN gapi It entbdlt. Der greis per 100
Stiid 1T $1.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

gon Dem int gerluse Eel ST. Buffet in
New Yorf unb Cincinnati eri6einsnben
6ausi6aBe lit bas 2. Seft bes Sabrsunses
1875 uns 5ugesansen. 0ieie gut tatbOlis
i6e 3eiti9rift ideint in BEN 9eften ibres
2. Sabrsanses, iopobl in @ort als Bib,
Ii9 melt iiber ben /. Sabrsans erDeben gu
uolen uno bas MID piel beiBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Mit Sreuben begriBen mir INNER bic
Gaeilia, Die Monatsidrift fir fatboliide
6ir9enmuit. Sbr qualities Seft bes 2.
Sa%brsanses i9IieBt ii9 ben friberen 9efs
ten miiroiQ an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Sobu @rippes.
Oi6cee GIeuelanb.
Correspondent.

SultY, 0Ylp, d. KY. 10.
Im Oienltag, ben 80. Nouember, purbe
in Der @aQiabrtstir6e sur vSrOiterin Der
Setrabten" babier gum eriten Male bas
4Oitiinoise @ebet e%rOftnet unb am Oonuers
flag, ben 2. DECEMBER, 9ei9loien.
Seoen Gag maj feierli9es So9amt,
0esper unb Abenbanoa6t, unb td9li9 cine
beutl6e uno cine ensliide Yrebigt. Der
bodm. 8. g. @loben, Yfarrer Der ges
meinbe, maj a%iiiitirt BON ben bo6p. Serren:
9. 6. Sung pon 6inblap, 90. Nrnolbi BON
s~Soitoria uno %. Gubolf BON Glpoe. Sol
oenbe Sbemate wurosn in BEN grebisten
bebanbslt: y Sn oeuti9er Sprade, Sors
mittass Gb. Sung, oaS bl. MeBopfer, So.
Ruboli: bas 3iel nno gnoe bss Wteniden,
Hb. Qrnoloi: bas Opfer i'm alien uno neuen
belieljen elm politanbisss Greiien. Slut
8unbe. p Sn ensl. Spra9e, abenbs: 81.
Irnolbi: BuBe, &o. Sung +: meientli6e @es
senwart Seiu Gbriiti i'm Iltarsiaframent,
Nb. &uoolf: Die wabre Stride Gbriiti.
Die Stride war pom @ldubissn Der @es
meinbe uno llm9esenb seordust uoq uno
bic gauge anba6t feierli4 unb impoianot.
Au6 Y~rotetanten betbeilisten li9 sablrsi6
Defenders an ben glbenoanoa9ten.
Der Sauptansiebunsspuntt bel bieier
gelesenbeit MAJ Der neue sotbil9e Nltar,
auf wel6em baS Auerbeilisite ~ausseiest
mar. lleber benz Gaberuafel i'm 6inters
srunbs tbront Die berrli9e Statue ,SrOlterin
Der 8etriibten" nit benz sOttli9en &inblein
aui benz linfen arme, wel9e Dor sini9en
Monatsn uon 2uremburs sei9idt wurpe.
0ieier gltar wuroe BON Serrn Bernard
6Srltmanm In Glepelano perfertist unb pon
Tim am Wtontas ben 20. NOuember aufses
ri9tet. OerieIbe toitet $3.50 unb 1T cine
aroBe gmpfsbluns fur 9errn 96rtmann.
Sieler Iltar ioa our9 freiwiQise gsitrdss
be,ablt werben, bic fromme 8erebrer Der
Groiterin Der Setriibten" su bieiem 3wede
einseianbt baben.
Grit lettes Sriibiabr wurbe bieie Wals
fabrt erri1tet uno iest beiist lie bsreits et.
men berrli9en Mtar, auf wel4en bic Wfits
alieber Der @emeinbe unb ale fromms
Silaer nit &edt itols iinb. Selbif ben
sans belonbern @nabsn, wel9e bic ~allsris.
liaife Sunsirau fir bieie 8irHe pon ibrsm
aSttli6en Sobne bereits erfebt bat, uni
Sem a9ten tatboIiiden @laubsn, Der BIZ
frommen @Idubissr su iol9sR Opfern fiji,
Sic gbre @ottes u. 8erberrliduns Der ielis,
fen s unsfrau Maria anipornt, ssbibrt bas
srSBte Sob benz unermibliden Offer bee
bo9w. 3. g. @loben, Der bieis @emeinb,
periisbt unb CUR @aafabrt ben @ranb lssts.
WSssn alle Yetribten, bic au Waria ibr,
3ufludt nebmen, on bieiem beilisen Ort
ibren Croft finben, unb mSsen it9 itsts
neue S9aaren fremmer Yilser bisien an
i9lieBen unb m0sen ie aIs ibr Sdsrleil
b%sitrasen, UNI bieie Rirde auf cine ibren
3wede entipre9enbs @eiie gu idmiideI
unb AZ unterbalten. Seben Oonnerifa!
wirb in bieier Walfabrtst,r9s Wssiie seleiel
unb ieben britten Sonntas bss Wonats re
selmdBiser Iors unb Na9mittass @pttss
bienit sebalten. : Soft bsfoblen!
Gin Yilser
Neu. @eors &uboIf.
OiSeeie 9arrisburs.
Die beati6e Stride ct. Gbuarb /
Sbamotin 1T cine Der i9Sniten in Der gan
sen OiSesie. sic 1T aus @bite Mouu
Tain Go,Sifs;, Inn rouou;Shsu StnIe M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14

Guf The Manhattan and La Sale
Monthly MAIDEN mir bieienisen %unierer 2es
Ter, bic ii9 serne NIT ensliider 2itteratur
bei6dftisen, auf's Neue aufmertiam. Der
Subresprels Oieies s~eO,esenen Masasins lit
So. so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
girdli9e Asuisktitsu.
Snlan0.

Seds bnbmirbige Seiuitenuatsr unter
Qeitung bes P. Oamen bielten in ber ct.
Yernbarbstir9e Stride gu New Yort cine
beilise Miiiion nit folsenoem bO9it iesenss
REDEEM &el ultate: $500 Yerionen empfins
aen bic 81. Communion, % gonuertiten
aus peri9isbensn proteitantiidsn Secten
murben in bic 81. Stride a%ufsenonmen unb
100 grpa9iene Sur eriten beiliSen Goms
munion porbereitet.
Cardinal WeGlosfeb bielt in Der ct.
Yatritss3 atbebrale in New Oorf bic erite
Yrebist mad ieiner &idtsbr uon Gom. gr
ipra9 BARN iiber ieiuen 8eiu9 IN &om.
grsbiSceie Baltimore.
4ri ber pon ben bo9wirbissn Sominis
fanerpatres IN Der ct. Oominifuss Stride
,u @aibinston, .. g., absebaltenen 81.
Maiiiion empfinsen $500 8erionem bic 81.
Satramente, sesen 40 9atbolifen, bic idon
felt Sabrsm ibre reIisiOien YFidtsn ni9t
mebr erfiuten, iSbnten iid wisber nit @ott
unb ieiner &irde aus unb Is Gonuertitsn
aus psri9isbenen proteitantii9en Setten
wurbsn in bic 81. airde aufsenOmmen.
Sei Der pon ben bodw. Baiiioniifsnpds
tern in Der ct. Transistus 9aperiuss Rir9s
Der fatbolii9en Neser tn Baltimore abses
baltsnsn 81. MiiiOn empfinsen iiber 5000
Perlonen bic 81. &ommaniOn.
Di6eeie Dubuque.
Gurreiponben3.
CASCADE, Soma, l. Dec. rs.
Wertber 9srr &sbacteur!
Sd bin slidIi9 Sbnen mittbeilen A.
f%6nnen, baB eRoIi9, mad Sabre lansem
Soffen unb Sebnsn, bic @eiu9s unb Bitter
unisrsr @emeinbe BET benz bo9wlrbisiter
gii9of Intlans sefunbsm baben. =
glio nidt su S9anSen wurbe infer Der
trauen auf bic Girbitte Der ,Tr0iterin be-
Betribten" ; ibrem milben Ser,en 1T Ia BIZ
bieIise beuti9e Yfarrtir9s semsibt, uni
ni9t unerbSrt branS bas fromme @ebe
unierer 0ersine Dor ben Tbron bes 9lQer
banners. - Infer tnnisifer @uni9 1T CT
fiut. @eitern, Sonntas, batten mir bi
Sreube In benz bo9wirbisitsn Serr,
Baumanu, einen In Der 8Iitbe feline,
2ebens ftsbenbsn tbattraftisen prieitsr al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
&mrembmr9er Gazette.

unisrn finftis.n Seelenbtrten be9riiBen gu
fonnen.-Wie elm eleftril6er Sunfe our9s
sufte i6on Dor elmer ISOLDE Die frobe Gunbe
Cascade unb bic llmseseno, baB bur6 ges
i9luB bes bo6piirot9iten giidofs Die bies
iise beuti9e uno bic spar nod iunse aber
riibrise @emeinbe BON 0ortbinston unter
bas Yaitorat bes bo6w. 6errn 8aumann
gu iteben fdmen. 0o9 i9on felt finf,ebn
Sabren slei6ium ~ueruaiit uno ii9 ielbit
iiberlaiien, lpoiten mt penige aus unierer
Yfarrei Der Na6ri6t @lau6en l6enfen.
aus Oieiem @runoe fanb aud Der bo9m.
Brieiter am Mittmo6, BEN "a. Nouember,
bel ieinem eriten geiude babier Die Stride
fat leer, - oeito acknowledgement muB fir
i'm seitern Der alnblit sepsien iein, ais
na6 fsierli9em @ottesoienit iber 100
6umillenuater, gu bieier @emeinOe seb0ris,
ii9 UNI i'm ueriammelten, I'M Die weitern
Nnselesenbeit Der @emeinbe orSnen 81 bels
fen.
Moge nun bieie, wieber gu neuem
setitisen Infi9wun9e er,pa9te Sfarrei bic
gewiufommun9Sworte ibres nunmebri9en
Serrn Bfarrers, wel9e ii6tlt9 aus tie fem
SerSem famen, aud binrpieber i'm 6er3en
beruabren! M6se Der iiBe SrieSe unb Die
beiIige gintra6t unter uns walten, bamit
mir uns aud erproben wiiroig gu ieiu uni ers
uerebrunssuiroisen Seelenbirten, Gem mir
BON gansem Sersen cine LANCE Geibe Sabre
%seiesneten Wirfeus in %unierer Wtitte wiins
i9en. - Sbr Correspondent, 6.
GorreipunSen,.
Solp Grof, Dec. 8. rs.
@eebrter Serr &ebafteur!
Dim %. Nopember besann babier bic
Subildumsfsisrli3tsit, uerbunoen nit elmer
beiligen Miiiion, wel9e Der bo6w. y.
6enneberrp G.. p. p. s.. belt. Gs mar
cine Subelpo6e i'm wabren Gimme bes
@ortes iir Die 6atboliten bieier @sneinbe,
sumal neil Der bo9rp. Miiiiondr Der beut.
i3en Spra9e AUDI md9ti9 lit. Grpreoi9te
sueimal bes Cages. Oas ~gerdumi9e
@ottesbaus mar ieoesmal gum groriifeu
an9efiiat. CUR NuBbilfe waren cine 9lns
,abl Grieiter aus Der llmgegenb berbeises
eilt, sarunter bic bodp. Serren Sberbr0ds
ling Don Quiion, GtottIer pom Sberias
Wounb, 6atber @affnep uon @arrp Omen
unb anoere. Gm letten Sonntag ben 5
December idloB Der bo6w. Miifiordr bic
beiliae M~iiiion nit ben iibliden anba9ten
unb Grtbeilun9en oeS pdpitli3en Se9ens.
S6liebli9 itatten MIR biermit uni fern
bo9p. Serrn 9aitor 81. q. Sprue unb ben
o%bensesannten Serren 8eiltli6en ben wobls
9emeinten 0ant ab, uno elm @ott perselte
IS, besleite Den bo6w. Mtiiiiondr auf ieinem
perbienituolleu ~Sebenspfabe.
c<nhu SrinnpS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Geu. 9eora &uboIf.
OiScee 9arrisburg.

Die beuti9e Stride ct. Gbuarb in
Sbamotin 1T cine Der i9Sniten in Der sans
ssn OiOesis. sic 1T aus @bite Wouns
tain Sansitsin I'M romaniidsn Stple sss
baut unb piro sinen 2Os SUB bobsn lburm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Dem Ssufsl gum Srus,
Den Qeutsn ;u Nus.
Dem @uien CUR 8sbr
llnn @ptt III Shr',

lit iein Motto, bas ni9t treffenber fem
tOnnte. 0ir mO9ten ben &alenoer in alien
fatbolii9en 6amilien isben. Seine Our3s
ii6t bat uns cine wabre 6reuoe bereitet.
9elunsene SolSi6nitte besleiten ben bum:
ten ano bod ourd nnb our3 ssoiesenen
Snbalt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-07-16
THE STATE NORM Al
SCHOOL.

The Kansas Farmer of last week.
contains an engraving OF the State
Normal School at this place, and an
editorial article from which we copy
as follows:
This excellent institution. is doing
q very great service for our State in
providing for our country schools,
teachers who have, been drilled and
disciplined for their work by able
and competent instructors. reach-
ing country schools Is no longer
simply an expedient TO raise money,
adopted temporarily to secure occu-
patton during the winter. The
standard for teachers every year is
advancing, as it should be, and
those who adopt the profession aud
qualify themselves are receiving, as
they very properly should, the pref
erence. Teaching can no more be
followed successfully without prep.
aration than any other calling or
profession. The demand through
out the country is for more thor
oughness on the part of teachers.
AS the standard of qualification for
teachers advances, the normal
schools become more important as
educators of our teachers. Under
the direction of President Pomeroy
the Emporia Normal School has
been very successful and with the
renewed prosperity promised our
State at this time the number of
students will rapidly increase.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-07-16

The lOcusts ravaged all the vegetable
gardens in the vicinity of this city. AS
a consequence of this destruction, all
the vegetables used here since the sea-
son opened have been imported. And
we are sorry to know that most of them
were brought from other States. West
of Atchison, on the Central Branch,
and southwest, on the Atchison, Tope-
ka g Santa Fe Road. all kinds of Vege-
tables are abundant and cheap. Why,
then, did not the people of those Sec
tions make arrangements for shipping
supplies of vegetables to the markets
of Atchison, LeavenwOrth, Kansas
City and st. Joseph? No business
pays better than market gardening.
And immense quantities of veg etables
and fruits are needed by the people re-
siding in the cities of the Missouri VAL
ley. The prices these articles COM
mand are high, and would pay ship
pers well for their trouble. We saw
some green corn, day before yesterday,
from the line of the Santa Fe Road,
and few invoices of vegetables have
also been received from that direction.
Berries and fruits of all kinds, vegeta-
bles, corn, potatoes, and other products
of the field, orchard and garden, are in
demand here, and the people of those
sections of the State that have escaped
the grasshopper invasion ought to sup
ply this demand.-AtchisonC Champion.
The Emporia market is full of vege-
tables. We republiSh the above that
our EmpOria gardeners and shippers
may take hand in this trade.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-07-16

The most outrageous train rob-
berry yet was perpetrated about mid
night on the 9Th, by gang of rob-
bers, at Long Point, a water tank
station on the Vandalia railroad,
three miles west of Casey, Illinois.
Train No. 5, bound east, conductor
Fraley, and engineer Mil. Anes,
stopped for water, when two men
appeared at the engine and shot the
engineer dead. The fireman ran to
the rear of the train, and the MUIR
derers boarded the engine, and ran
ii two miles away, with the express
car attached, which another rObber
had uncoupled from the rest of the
train. The express agent, Mr.. Burke,
closed the doors of his car, which
was very stout and tight, and when
the robbers demanded to be let in
he replied: "Pm ready for you : il
you ever come in here You are dead
men," The robbers then commence
ed firing at the car. The messenger,
Burke, says it seemed to him that
there were dozen of them, as the
shots seemed to come from all d.
rections. The conductors and train
men, after the shots were fred, saw
the situation of affairs, and at once
set out to pursue them. They could
only find q revolver on the train,
but found two soldiers on the train
who were armed with carbines,
With these weapons the train men
and the two soldiers started in pur-
suit of tho train and robbers, but
when they came up to the train all
was quiet, the robbers having fed.
They found the engineer at the bot
tom of the cab, cold and stiff. He
had offered no resistance, and his
murder was q cold bloOded one, and
His murderers gained nothing by
their crime. The railroad company
offer 81 900 for each robber caught,
and several men are already under
arrest. Engineer Ames was one Of
the best engineers on the road, about
thirty-ive years old, and had been
married but a short time. He was
q native of Washington, Mass,
where he has a brother. Another
brother is a conductor on the Mis-
souri, Pacific road.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-07-16
ATAT'E.

Atchison charges $500 per year for
liquor licenses. Part of the city coun-
Gil want it made 500 per year.
A Wyandotte child has vomited up
toad.
The ConcOrdia Empire has raised its
subscription from $3.50 to 81, the old
price.
Some time ago we published an ac-
count of the supposed rape of a servant
girl by VIM. Gum, a young son of
Rev. Z. Gum, at Lawrence. The ae-
count was taken from a scurrillous lit
tie paper at Lawrence. 1t was an in
fernal lie-
The collateral circulation in Col.
AnthOny's right arm is being estab-
lished, so much 80, that u pulse was
family pereeptible last Sunday, July
18th.
William Crozier, son Of Judge Croz-
Ter, of LeavenwOrth, carried of the
highest hOnors at the, recent West
Point commencement exercises osHe
graduates next year.
George Rinard, who lives with his
father about three miles above town.
met his sudden death last Monday
through the gas that pervaded a well
he was endeavOring to raise a bucket
from. He descended into the well, and
after securing the bucket and getting
nearly to the top, he fell back stiAed
to death with the gas or damps. His
brother j. h. Rinard went down the
well Immediately to rescue his brother
and came near meeting the same fate.
Council Grove Democrat.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Kansas Midland railroad
company held in this city yesterday,
the following directors were elected
Joseph Nickerson, f. II. Peabody, B.
p. Chesney, Thomas NiekersOn and c.
w. Pierce, Boston A. ]. Dull, Harris
burg, Pa; Henry Lewis, Philadelphia,
Pa; d. L. Lakin, c. X. Holiday, G..
w. Veale Jacob Smith, Topeka. F. H.
Peabody was elected president and
Thomas NiekersOn secretary.-Com.
Jewell City has carried the Jewell
county seat election.
The A, T. & s. F. railroad will reach
Las Animas, Aug. 18th.
Shawnee county assessment foOts up,
$4,lsO, 76O, real estate; 81, 053, 449, per-
sonal; $44s,7OO, railroad. Total, $5,-
ga ,979.
A quarter OF pound of fine salt to
one gallon Of water, is what the salt
marshes Of the Republican valley, in
northwestern Kansas, yield by evapor-
alton. The supply of water is without
limit.
The new Topeka city bonds, for the
purchase Of the insane asylum site,
have been sold at par. They run ten
ears at ten per cent. per year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-07-16

Chicago, July 6.-The grand jury
of the July term of the Criminal
Court, empanneled this morning,
consists OF eight negroes and sixteen
white men.
MEMPHIS, TENN. July 9.-The Av-
alanche's Forest City (Ark.) special
saws that on the 4th inst. Miss Ellen
Hsmilton, g young lady living with
Capt. Jno. Hamilton, was brutality
outraged, cut with a knife, and left
for dead, by q negro named Davis.
who then slole a horse and left. A
large number of citizens are in pur-
suit of him, and If found he will be
summarily dealt with.
AT Westerville, near Columbus
Ohio, on the 9th, some temperance
people blew up liquor saloon, and
were arrested No saloon has evel
been run there, and the war promis
es to be bitter one.
Fall River, Mass, July Ga par
ty of seven ladies bathing at thu
junction of Wantuppa lakes and
Quequechan river, to-day, joined
hands and walked OF q sand bar in
to the deep water, where six of thu
number were drowned.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-07-16
@THE RAILROADS VS.. THE
FARMER9.''
Our Figures and Statements
Pas 10 the Proof.

Our Figures and Statements
PaG 10 the Proof
In our article OF last week, calling
attention TO the fact that high rail-
road freights were depriYing the
Kansas farmers of a large part Of
the proceeds of their crops, and es-
pecially of their grain crops, we
stated that the railroad freights
from Emporia TO st. Louis were $50
per car for wheat, 1888 bushels to
the car, and so per car for oats,
625 bushels to the car. 1t elected
the following response:
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA d SANTA FE II. II.
TOPEKA, KS. July IL, rs.
MEssRs. SToTLER & GRAHAM:
NEWS, ENPoRIA, KANSAS:
DEAR SIRs: Referring to editorial
in your issue OF the 9th inst. enti-
tied, "Railroad Frelghts VS.. the Far
mers." ETC., would it not have been
more just to the railroads If, before
writing this article, you had ascer-
tanned the correct rates offered on
grain from Emporia to St Louis ?
Our agent will furnish them with
pleasure. Yours truly,
NJ. L. SARGENT,
Gen'l Freight Agent.
Whereupon we went to the A. T..
81 3. +. depot, and inquired the
rates last week per car from EN-
poria to st. Louis, and were inform
ed that the printed schedule rates
were 500, but that no such ship
ments had yet been offered this seas
on from Emporia, and that a con-
siderable reduction would be made
from that figure. We then went to
the oldest grain house here,
and learned from its owner
that he went to the same depot last
week to get the rates, and was in
formed that they were SIS per car,
on either wheat or oats, or 3716
cents per 100 lbs. The NJ, X. & T.
agent here charged him $50 per car
for wheat aud $40 for oats.
1t is evident, therefore, that our
statements were perfectly correct
toward the railroads, as they were
intended to be. In 1873 the rates
were $50 per car for wheat and $40
per car for oats, and that is the high
est that ought to be charged, under
any circumstances, and the lower
the better for the farmers, and for
the railroads, too, eventually. There
is an abundance of grain to ship
this year, and Charge business aud
small profits" is a good rule for the
railroads as well as for everything
else TO follow.