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NN1tCA tIEoEts EP00t AOuuL UIt%$N Ht}uf8 III LII"
! saw Dsschas's portrait In ths patlos VIXEN was
This witness Vas not czots-e1a:nined.
wAtriH0 FOR 1 wi9SLsB.
shearman tnsn a.kAtl for little dn!ay, ss he had
sul lit ii i. did not eons shorti, They 1onh ets.
hin up. ......
tesllhel sm con & Henry Z. Eoweu. ttaide 1t
home with my father, md m :. schoo! IN ts city.
u?ts fro,. ny f.tier 70 lii Frteiand. T,s nos1
addressed, but do not teeollect what 1t WA. Mr.
f.. /. @ t u; ,5ssa ns:s s H. H. Il . " ~ I
cs,no to tn. 'r'r vl'cn give him Tho. no;s. ,
itrn.
MtnsuAl1. J. monf,tft- ..
Mr Morris cu!lsd stsrsis J. Morrill,, who testified:
an IN architect. md have MAIDS dTaniug Of Ill.
0ylnRton* house. lsnown driving Of The fon.r.l
tho piazx. to tue wcat tTho wt.ne.a gaye ha diagram
TO ts jury aud esc1lle the stns.ien ot tho plhzzs
Mr.. oyInc,on's house was directly sncio.ed ot Iii
ki!es c1cer: that looking towards sllH weat.]
prsm'se, beio1s ei the1a between s NJ and i liza
the ,lort. with tho vas ii ssci,t Of tho h0nac,
bu ness5 saw ths bpIse u u. afternoon. m Thes:
tho snn frunl that piazza betwcsn Aud In tho after
noon.
srn-nEuu71A1 CONTINUED,
neh IT, v:.ltnT iii m m nns nrs. .in1, that
Mo.son M L.d deposited ths ts,am with h1a aEu, aud
re wltnchs asked as " conversation that took
plaee hut lrsris objected on tho ground that II
with woylrns to lie publication Of Tho scandal In
isa IT, t u <ookrn "a e net s.a I' Is .s sopa
.l.ow me letter t,at would i1tvs Dsocher out of
Drouklyn.
care lsau sone, Iut tern,na;,d ii1etn t,y paying
c.sr o@t ro'Eld b. sstod nj. aueston ~ rutn Len
| came Into C4art,
| Witness saiI thx yary warmly. and thsn loft tie
staud,
NOTHING FURTHER TO oFfrn
"we havo nothing elyo % ot!es," sad lrs. Evssss.
Nor hive wc," tald alr. Dcach.
Ing tas 10 understood only ono cuunaeI st tic oter
hiuc w7s 10 MIN IN lie c1se Au he and Mi ro1tsr
would sum up for tho dsten:e, but .oaehsr they would
II had taken 10 tr tue sri.ietirc M ha would suegest
that m adjournment lie lvl au:l1 Wednesday, no1i:
day, but would defer To tho ~islos lie other couu.
scl. -.
JuaCp Seisnn then or,tcred tho adjournment Of tic
| GENERAL CONGRATULATIONS.
The following IL from tic r. mr. r.port: Al.
a q H. sn1. T. Ss
was suddenly announced. about tss minutes before 3
eI s % es 'e ~ ' a ,Isa has ven m 1er e z
sasuu,td W and given to tho Jury,
| Judge Ne1lsoa exhibited unn31ed Aattsfae:ion
wlca Mr. Eyaris announced that ht rested lt1a DE-
fen4iauts caac Tic counsel on both nile, alap as-
rrafcd sciItycI nnd tho tlty1ne locked ut ot.e m.
other mud E!lt II well rlea*nl that tlCir long co-
6nemsnt nearly ovar, Tue REPORTERS appeared
u ba ready to throw up their hass aud cheer AMI cre
Wcro many congratulations snd hand%ahak.nl. AIMING
thsln before tho opening OF she aftnenuu rtrr'1t
Evarta ai Beach sat for Ievcrl minutas talking Ind
joking with the jurysoa. Tho 'ubject OF thciF con-
men wcre strongly dessous Of going with tho case
without kn alJournmeut, but they ys+ldcd finally 10
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THE PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.
OscaoLA, Pa, Msy ls.-John Stusy, tho vies.rseat-
dant of Tho Mnera' N&HouAl Association, Arreatad
hero ass night. tho oath Of Capt. clarks ehsrged
with conspiracy.
W1LxEsninar, H, Msy 1s.--A Struggling lre uaa
kent up from ~ o'clock List ercnlng until o'clock
this morning upon thu sheriNa foree II luth!naona
bseaker. fonr tnoss nen won't 10 work for nusch1n-
son thiS morning.
nsy 4 thsE bead, havo stoppsd Ill work on tue Ma
Tbs 4yczsd.ls uine.. on tho rhil!iiAbuv p..uch,
AZ working with a1out s*rentJ men, and ths n1ns n
poxel1town Y working about tAtrty naen.
pscEoLA. ps, May 11.-Johu asucy. President Of
~ AipsFs' and tsborsrs' nouasoien! Asso,iat!out
tAs Plaza today, said thst II Capt T. L: carls u
would uot b. to t.ma. Il would By the t.us at pr.
Sous who arnt him hesA tn also ss1d thAt thoro
wero s!ns1 whsa psEsoaa wore tu.'nca tn violating
tahs ~ yases q thoas out oa strike rs:v FoItng
" treated accordingly. Sney thon ts lnfu1laied
crowd to toWsltnn 70 ortg tho men from thelr work,
~ they did ~ fSshsss warkA yexerssay. 1t Il tbs
universal nSet Asso among dtantrrestet cuxera that
II tusrs 4 bloodshod tho hlane Will rat nth s'usy
and Parks who afs unaer pay OF The National oF2tni4a
t!or, snl who. Il il believed, heng lAid by ehi-
peEs In other ssggns taAt Ars nov working 70 keep
It's ats4ls ur: Haoy And 14Eka tre both {orsguess.
and hxrS made aolns lsasJ threas agspst uaFa
born ra'ntts and Ahipsss, who sts Ill uau'e-tosn-
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HErps an Apology,
ruw vorv ,,.y t9-,fr 77o.r,,sr .,.s n fna rourt
~" .enA' 10y uoosNnt "1a - ~
"-oas a. mo se*no! u'A. 4hele was large *seeAs'on
Of women To listen to tho proceedings.
orton sailed a,o,lon m an. editorial Ia III,
trial In tho 37ibun. thiu 1nornlpg which opons thus:
BY cholco exhibitions Of lesA blaekauasliaus.
Hare Il ono and then folow1 tho brtof paspsge be-
swsen Mr. fnilsFton and Mr. os'ngson-
judge Nelson s*iu 40 aPprociasoa tae remarks 0!
Mr.; Fullerton, and tho ngsso a',a in ths esora,
49,, ,sn.a ~ n,,1. co-,oev ~. s.h,htt.a ,g .hs
a-.. "us.e ',.-. ~ .' "N' '1''''s1 - ~''
counsel and wttpeasca'
CALVIN ). Mills.
Calvin st,.. of lu,alo. wa tin pr.t x.tne,. HI
+.st,nsa .h,t ha IN. cn,ac NJ, ,,s Eos yorr S,ond.
ord In la72 In that year saw tho publication Of what
waa called tie "Woodh,1ll Scandal" About elsc.tou
rhe w.,nnxs VIA asrol II he had aeon rroox sps Of
"as .,,n'h. ''eA u
Mr. Fullerton ob]eetsd, and An argument en.ued.
Mr.. Eyars eoutendug that tue matter bad boon
touched upon by the other aide. Tho Court sulo tia.
Mrs neseh domurrsi 10 tbis, and rcopsued t,,e ar-
gu,nsnt, stating tat 10 Ind xhown u1ruuRh LII, A.
I'm" hef"rc Il vss nut In tv!s' liz conteniaa thst
ths Of this eyidoucs would roonar ths T.
.uss so ot udsre ns ~, ,n,. Tim o,,,o ,o,,t
1no uouEt hl1 k4hh tuo question coui0 % e3A"eseu
ueh dIoous.on no % o Would vthdssw e M oueson
Ths xlknasa loft tie Haul-
HENRY G. BOWEN.
Henry d, Bowen recalled for further crose-
examination, aud tcatited: hayo no recollection OF
N jntpryew With t1r. Eggostou On tho 1Gsh Of DE-
cenbaf la7U rccoltect. after tho tripaftIto xgroo
N eut transaction on Apsl l. of tay RoinR nwny with
Ms. storss. Mr.. Clatin waa not with ~, but did
stock fctar liz did not Rsy to mo that 1t would not
be 9yon 10 ruu nlesa certain artc1s wna published
tn tho Independent.
Cypa1-s1a,n[at4 bY Judgs Fu!ieffcn: do not re-
member When left FreeAnd.s house on tho eetl OF
Do:cp cpltof lB7p left there before o'clock and AZ
rived uerc about OF O'clock did not ,lnar Of tie
Wnntstot, tsr 1.ftu tv,u ta ~ aftcr tI, yjoIr n
t,,s sriusrte axroo,ueut, ona Of tbs nrbitfotors.
Cl1a1ca Btorrs cS1uo to lny oice ind saIl tI have
good 1ow1 for you. an going to get tho Woodsto
ktter.s satd would 10 glad 10 800 It. IIo either
Rsye 10 ua thon OF went and got II, and then gare
It 10 tue It was IN unconditional surrender OF tho
icttat,
EDWARD EGoLEsroN
Edward Egsleelon was recalled and testtaed: lam
icr ian hi b,sineSs rci.tnna ,rit,, Jrr,,rY q
n,nnon ,raa In iitarary editor NJ tta jn:t.,Idti
i5an ~, tia 9Gth ri nacsrnbnr ,a7n uns tuf,a Al
fsoH.nss nouS. th,rE Irsnt +hnns t. .n,o,,t,n.nt
went thIr1i t,me an hat day lit l2oMs, v.a m.
1,vI3 NJ, mn orrrsion In VIA nuitnv m hfa hnotx
tHint " 1s"wen aas bo iaI i1tt"r fron M IS,ton t
i,.e.har tsnni,p hts ~ nocro.. thnk r.Ilad - Il
ia s.nam,i,.. n, -on - % naoora. st,to
~, nh r. @ sst srs H Ss' ~ ~ ia = VA
at a'ioa .T Mn tsit s @ ett on at -. ~ Wy %
t1sn,a ni ~ sh,rt tnst egh n y" rs TIA hi
ni! .nt Ill., w: - n. IL ts .ee.Hs .s u ~ u Ita III
,n".r W Ttn.,.. ho1 &oi st' ~ ~ to",%
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prosecute TttcHAA CANNON Tomorrow III your court.
may have those 10 deal with who hAyo moro ti1ne 10
doyote to tho prosecution than haya iu,s At this Tins
Ior Nmo. HlaTonI, M&rcht0ncas dol Gftllo+
2. cArnAnEloo, Marquis del dtiao.
CANNON escaped with sca.hiug rebukc.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Patmtr Mouse-F. A. Pell Now York 4. 9. Has
ldns, THIN u. Aason1. New York; 7. II. Murphy.
g. Dro1er. ihsdsfshi. George weitxsi, elaci!aati;
Edward 8lenesr, Nav York: john Mitchell. rhila.
lsphla: ". naIt, Lon!asIllo; Herman J; Muller,
sSe Msers. se Ta'saa : ss@ a 05 ,oias: T.
vs oe eiasa seh ssi:Ss esstss T.
L.: ". II. Mccoy, Nssatla Joseph ii. Carey. chcy-
.soS oss9ss oSsS hsx xSt6 o;a@S1s aaS*
aso5ss u 1o'sae n4h, nai{ cas'asH sha;S,a
f4s';4se f se rhoas I H. nsosrtss. ksxs1i ase:cs s.
r. T. esae, l. Mss Ms.es
olty; John L. NIB Boston; Y. x Andrews rasI9- /,
Hssssabs s0'4s IL 4pss s. os J" T.
timure; L. u. brown, How York Edward Husclia.
:on no:tsa Soy n;tro;t .sn H. T. nsy naGs'e'n;
lion. Snarew I: Eimots, fost Ma*sFa; aor. tehs
il i, Tusb, ooI. v. ". Jsinngs. Oo1. IaSi Iai,er;
COL David bronson. Col. Charles T. arcsns Col. Nor
u sa ss. Il s as 81 se " ,:s Ct L. E:%niiIsisn T. i.,:ss.
r. p:ytoni s1: 4 % EHnas9 sas; + 6ssas It.
Mssd llat4oa: ths ltev. J. g. 1esrnsd, " louts ].
Y. Parish, Warrington; Mai. +. Oakisy, Col.
ThotnAs Aaypo,ds, Madison; H.. D. Hammond, Now
York D. r. natss, IT,. Boston John @. Heaty, Now
1lAvoa: q. J. uower, ban F7auatsoo Lyman E,no1e,
preston, Nav York; William Do!ton, Tsen-
toni u. WoEthaimes. France; John r, Tuwn-
send, Toledo 4. D. Holmes, at. panl; r. A..
ailluspe, Hsts6urg Franklin Eiis, phtlsdaph!a; H.
Folsst, folsdo d. ". 4. bentley, 81. Louis; ueorgs
". Davies, London Iouis y. Hastings. Balt!uior0s
Kenyon. lIaaslo; L. H. .Tsggstt. Warrington
y. ". Rm!th. Dstsolt b. 8. psge, Cambridge:
e12ps. J. Z. English, Connoet!cut; AnKus AcDon4ld,
MadAon. ..HherfatI Nat44e-A. @. lieu, philadel-
phA John House, st. Louis: loseph ". laool. Z. U.
1ohpatou. pea.on Maj. II. Wilson. ohio; L. Nci-
.rd.oa, omah. J: u. uobson, d. & n. g. b. Thorpe.
Tolsdo; William Rlode., d. r@ul; TLsoIore 6tIx.n..
p.,.nnott: II; l. Gar1sT; g: Paul, Z: L. Merritt,
1re,hoW ionso-A. g. Baldwin. Detroit Theoiors Il.
Parker, 81. Paul; ]: D. As1fotd, Wlseonsin: D.
arusu. delaware William Ayixiu, OntAsio, ". y.
uelis, ltoshester O. D. NogeEi, Detroit; 7. b. For
bush, ltoehsssori 4. Dsfotd porosi Thu1naa Hsye4,
PAiIade1pA!a George Aldan, Boston 4. II. Doye.
Ws4t Virginia 7. Q. DfooAs,. IT,, uos.oa ts!dot
FIsy, Nss York john =. Atwatar, poughkssr4ls;
JeaA Qx<l3tu, 9Aa fSAurdaeo u. T. &yass, DAxl&
, 1875-05-14

MISCELLANEOUS.
1oLrpo, o., Nsy l3.-Ths Nich putfithet this af-
taruoon elaborate crop report, carefully COMPLIED
from statements by com1rtent arca II 1so points in
Ohio, Indiana, 1tliuoia, Masous!, and Iowa, Thcss
statements Indicate ttcro an tecn from onequsrer 10
onc-thlsl Of the shca. crop killed.. bn that s
has Leen nearly Offset by The !1lcscastd number Ct
RcrnH eowcd and tho EuAnty Of spring wheat put in
WILL II everything !. favorable henecto1.h, bring thu
About onequartcr Of iaet yoasA cror5 a.ii re!au Ia
the farmers hands. No coa.ldersb;e quantity Of
vheatgrnund II reported a. having been r1owsd. Tbs
arnnGnt Of corn being nut In this yeaf greatly szcssds
shAt Of 1Ast yoar.
, 1875-05-14

FRUITS III SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.
s-InI Di.rntth IN Tie rAfrngo Trtane.
ALTON, Stay 13.-Thc Alton N+ttty Ts't9vaph pub
lshea the following reports Of fruit prof reca from
leain9 horcuttursh tn 5tadson, altcoupin, ureoue,
aud Jersey countea:
On tsst fatusasy NO addressed cttArs 10 number
Of 31rtlcuftnrtFx In tins and adjoining cnnntsea,
..ktng tbs following questions regarding Tho fruit
crop:
viii thers b any pe.chee ralrcd In your vicinity
this year, Or Is tho crop totll fallHrce
2. ftEYa chefres and carly apples hftn injured By
the late rold sns1~, aud II 10 about what e1tent7
=. What II tho rrosrect for arapea7
I. Vera tho canes Of raspberry and blackberry
bushes injured By winter -kEIlg?
4. Do yol expect IN average trnr OF strAwlerrieF7
We hava received ntsnEer Of replies aud expect
othe.e. Tbs Information 70 far obtained Indicates:
!. That there will bo large falling OF IN peaches,
and tisAs ttisrn will harny - than half crop.
q Fairly cherrlea aud spalea injured 10 sou?a nh.ent
by Tho I1e frnss and winter. anil hs falling on
III thece varieties Il estimated 1t onchIrd Tha later
varieties ARC generally In good condition, and Al ATer-
aga tturt s1rcctcl.
=. An localities from which rerorta arc rscastd Re-
port tho prorrect for yfapos n excellent.
I. Bisckhefy hnd ta'}1ieTTy sinra much injured
by wIntrr-hlnR, and little mora than half crop II
e1pcc:ad.
i. Nearly I'll reports a9rca In estimating tho coming
crop ii full aYota3e.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-28
HiKkland Ilenas.

Preparations are being made for several business houses
to be erected the coming Spring Mr. Eli Evans has the
lumber the premises to build fine stove and tin shop
Messrs. A. Schumacher and Z. s. Irwin have made ar
rangements to build fine block with stores below
and hall and Offices above Mr. Schumacher will keep
everything In the dry goods line and Irwin general
snrtment Of groceries provisions Mr. J. wildey
tends to build q brick store with hall above.
Mr. W. H. Bush has added his general assortment Of
groceries, butcher shop with Mr. r. Holder; by the
way Robert Is No butcher boy having served regu-
lar apprenticeship at the business
Mr. D. A Kennedy Is constantly receiving fresh supplies
Of general merchandise which is dished waiting
customers by himself and his polite salesman, Mr. J.
Missee.
We also notice that Mr.. WIN. Devoe has a sign
ne Keeps everything in the Drug line and fancy and tot
let articles books, stationery, Mr.. ID. keeps neat
establishment and Is practical Pharmaceutist
So much for the business and physical portion of
city Let add that e spiritual welfare Of den
zens is watched by Rev j. b. in the Presby
terrain church. assisted by the following Rev gentlemen
viz: 5. NJ Irwin, DIR. Reaser President Falconer, and
Prof. NcAfee. Rev. l. o. Hendrick administers to the
Cumberland Presbyterians. Rev ID. Fox occasionally
breaks the bread Of life Methodist brethren assist
ed by Rev Campbell The Congregational church has
spiritual leader at present The Christian church. Of
Highland have regular preaching by Rev. Mr. Starr of
Severance They have also had sermons by the famous
Pardee Butler, who for his Free State proclivcs,
sent adrift down the Missouri River log in the time
that tried sOuls-not original We had the pleas
Of listening TO him. and in conversation he gave us
fun account Of his voyage. lie asked by friend
what were his thoughts how he felt when his trpl
His brief but To the point lie said Il felt
very wet
Quite revival religion has taken place at the Cedar
Greek school house. under the auspices Of Rev Mr. Par
lett Of White Cloud. About y SINNERS were converted
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. January ..
Four-Du with sales Of spring extras at q % a. "a
Wheat-Steafy. Sales of No. spring at 9Otc; No. at
ssic cash; eel ssic February; No. at s2s as23c.
Corn-Stsady with sales Of No. mixed at 6ii cash and
64tc February.
Oats-Steady, with No selling at SEASIDE cash, and
52Sc February.
Barley-Dul and dropping with sales of No. 81 y;
a 81 cash.
Pork-Du unsettled lower and irregular, with sales at
sl7 sol cash: eli 95 February and SIS % March
Lard-Quet and weak at sl3 50 cash February and
sl3 IS March.
Cattle-Common and medium duh and weak good to
and firm % % butchers stock g 90 "a
25 stookers o. IS a. IS
Hogs-Active and firm and cents higher, and range
d o0e5 @ inferior to extra shipping grades selling mostly
at % 30ds IS; packers % 60d7 o.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-28
Wafhena liens.

The weather has been pleasant here for the past week
Sheridan who has the for delivering twelve
hundred yards Of stone river has large force at
work.
Some one has given youa wrong idea to the Of
there being schools in wathena The real Of the
trouble Is this: Some Of the confident in the civil
rights BILL led the coored people to believe that they
could send their children the public schools and that
nothing could prevent them doing The district
mo H. Is able, and has always been willing to keep
seperae school for the coloed children and has always
done So but the coOr people taught to think that
the law passed by Legislature lin advance Of the
ton OF Conress the law; and instead Of keeping
their school as they always bad done they determined to
send their children to the while school, and the conse
qnrnce was that when the taken aarge
majority Of the people voted make appropriation for
school, ahd both white and black compelled to go
without school, In word the whites both able
and willing to keep separate school for the cOlored
children las they always had done); but the npernen
meddng Of some who wanted control the cOlOre
vote caused the whole plan to miscary and the co"red
people lost their school, and the who expected to gain
position remain at home. The colored people of town
may be fooled once but it will take sharp to play
the same thing twice. school will be started in short
time by the Trustees of the District independent Of the
tax and the eolored people will have school their own
separate from the whites. Will send you the names Of
the teachers, next week.
Knopp Co.'S mill has not been running this week
account of the bursting Of pump dnrins the late freeze
and the settling Of the front Of the boiler They all
right now and will start up this Tuesday morning.
Doc. Carter looks though he had lost two weeks
slsep. Guess he has.
john Maquilken down here to-day serving papers
and making apprasement Of the Sturgis property.
He was accompanied by Sam. vanderslice.
Some Of the young folks Of town had oyster
per down at Mr.. E. C. Cooks Monday night There
some eight or ten couples in attendance.
The friendes of temperance held meeting the NJ E.
Church, Monday night
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-28
A A. F. & A. M.

KY WHITE CLOUD LODGE. Ma. 1s. A. =. A.
wv NJ meets at their Hail. third story Of Weeks
Building Leyer. "Wednesday night, or before
the Full Moon month and two weeks there
after. r. ~ WILLlAMS W. NJ.
JAMES N. MACKoY. Secretary.
SMITHTON LODGE. No. l. A. F. & A. NJ. meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before hc
Full Noon. and every two weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
CHAs. +. Fox, SEC.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge No. S. 4
+. e. A. NJ held the Monday evening lrfnre the
full in each month. and the second Saturday
evening thereafter. HENRI BODER JR., W. NJ.
THOMAS HENsHALL- Secretary.
WATHENA LODGE, No. g. A. +. e. A. NJ. meets nj
their Hall in wathena every first and third Saturday eve
ming b HAICH, W. NJ
AUG. MILLER Sec.
TROY CHAPTER. No. I6 ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
hold their regular the first Monday night OF
after each Full Moon. +. BABCOCh- H. T.
n. SILvERMAN. Sec.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-28

ST. LOUIS. January &c.
wheat-Firmer No red fall 81 OH O. OF; No. 2sI 05l
al O6 cash. 81 OS February; 81 cot March; No spring
eOc =.
Corn-Inactive; No mixed 63i &c cash; 66c March
Oats-Inactive and easier; No. mixed 54i d55c-
Bariey-Dull and weak No. spring FL % al 2si No
81 57al40
Rye-Steady; No. PSI co.
Pork-very quiet but held firm at SIS IS cash and Feb
ruary. -
Dry Salt Meats-Inactiye with sales of loose shoulder
at Sic delivered; clear rib 9ac: clear sides q.
L4rd-Dull: prime steam l3d l3t cash.
Hogs-Firm and active with some sales higher al 20 :
d6 90 for packing butchers Is T567 o; Workers IN de
mand at IS 50d6 25 Receipts, 600.
Cattlc-Wsak and irregular and dealers apart - I'D
% prime to choice; a IS as 50 common to COED nativ
steers s. 90 "a 3A for fair good Texan and Indian
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-28

KANSAS CANNED FKUTs-Weh have received from Messrs.
Parker Rush. Of Robinson, Brown County, two dozen
of assorted fruits put up by them during the past
Summer and Fall The selection includes Peaches Cher
ries Backberries Gooseberies and Tomatoes We have
tested them and found them most excellent MessIs.
Parker Rush canned large quantity of fruit and fully
demonstrated this branch ef business be carried
home thus saving many thousands of dollars that
annually sent off for Eastern canned fruits We trust
these gentlemen will find their venture profLabe.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-28
To Observation-Disclosures Notice.

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on their papers outside Of the County where publish
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rate year will pre- pay the postage without ad
dtona charge We collecting up aTrearages as rap
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W This mark in ink pencil, opposite subscribers
~ name, paper the wrapper will indicate that
the time paid for has expired about expiring Those
finding their papers, described will govern them
relHea accordingly.
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Sherif''s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. lSS
DoxIPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
Charles W. Noye.' Plaintiff
Ira c. Orion and
Julia Orion, Defendants
NOTICE hereby given that will On the 18th day Of
February A. d. ls75 at the hour of clock r. NJ OF
aid dav at the north the Court House in the City
of TROY in Douiphan County State Of Kansas offer for
ale at public auction for cash the following described
real es,at, 10 Wit Lots thirteen n3 fourteen D and
ftren 0 in Block thirty-three C3 in the city Of White
Cloud Douiphan County State of Kansas. Taken the
pronerty of Ira C. and Julia Orion and offered for
ale the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy certain judg
nrpt and costs record in the District Court for Don
inhan ouutv In the State Kansas in which Charles W
Moves is plaintiff and Ira c. Orion and Julia orion are
defendants ~
Given under my hand, this It'll day Of January A d.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
January "a, Is75-5w. frsiee' s"-
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IL Last Saturday evening Deputy Constable Fem,
Of White Cloud brought down and lodged in Jail coored
named John Finley, for stealing goods from
tion room in that town. This Finley appears to be bad
niger story is told of him, that not long ago at
Falls City. he found himself in need Of little money.
hogbuyer at that place had large full of hogs Fin
ley night the PEN and stole out two nice fat
hogs; and the morning. he drove them in and sold
them the owner receiving his pay and decamping
is said that he speak three four languages But
two or thr-e words will his purpose-Guty
or Not Guilty.
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DIED..

In Toy Kansas, January 18th. 1878 of Aembranous
Group FREDERICK. of Atom and Nelvins snoason,
aged years and q days
On January 2sth 1875 of the disease HOWARD son
Of Atom and Melvna smOnsou, aged years months and
u days.
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FATAL ACCIDENT WELL-Last week, Mr.. James
McGaliard living about three miles northwest of here
the old Telegraph Road, engaged in digging
well his place assisted by his sonnlaw JEFF Eccles.
Monday afternoon the large bucket filed with dirt broke
the wndass when the top and falling to
the bottom distance Of forty feet struck McGaard
the head njurng him fatally The skull not broken
but knocked senseless and died Friday. Mr. Nc
Galiar was one Of the Oldest residents this Township
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admiuistrators, Notice.

nv the 12th day Of December. A. d. lsIl the under
igped were appointed by the Probate Court Of Don
iphan County Kansas AdTlnstratrI and 20
ceased An persons indebted 70 said Estate VIII paks
immediate payment to the Undersigned Those holang
spce within from this date and If not
within three year, the same viii be forever barred
Troy Kansas December -. 1874.
SARAH J. BAYNE, Administratrb-
B. B. BAYSE. Administrator. a,
December 81, isTt-fv,