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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-21

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 90 1877.
despatch received here from Fort Stockton states
that band OF Indians have been radiug the Pecos
and that Eve horses have been stolen already.
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BANK SUSPENSION.

CBRsrKR, Pa, Dec 20, 1871
The banking house OF George Baker suspended pay
ment this morning. M. Baker declines to mako any
statement TO his liabilities and assets at present
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

WASHINGTON, Doc. 20, 1871
Vincent Berradina, an italian barber, was arrested
tonight Tor the murder oil . colorcd man. named Ed
ward Cole who died this evening from tho effects or
u blow the head from Bernadina during y barrovm
row on Saturday lust.
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INCENDIAKY FIRE.

PKovIpExcE. r. l., Dec. 90, 1871
Two buildings ut Ocean Cottage, on the shore OF
Narraganseu Bay, In East Providence. were burned
by IN incendiary are at two o'clock this morning.
Loss, from So 200 to $4,000, partially insured In Glou
cester, Newark, 81 Paul aud other olhces.
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SUPPOSED POISONING.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 20. 1871
recent analysis OF the stomach OF shubail
Vaughn. OF Greenwich, who dicd in April last. shows
that he had boon poisoned HIS vito Is suspected but
has not boon arrested account Of tho circumstana
nature OF the evidence.
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THE FORGER WILLIAMS.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 20, 1917.
Charles E. williams. tho Chicago forgcr, has been
remanded until tomorrow. Ho has $4,000 deposited
In q bank here The Union stock Company, OF CHI
cago, has obtained interim injunction restraining
tho bank from paying II over 20 him.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Dec. 90. 1877.
John Murphy, George Taylor and William Shaush-
Messy, all OF whom have been In State Prison. were
rested to-day Tor highway robbery, knocking down
John kcmplc and roDbing him OF s.. Tho prisoners
lde tlned.
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A DEATH LOSS UNPAID.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec 20, 1877.
Counsel have applied 10 the Probate Court here, as
prov ,deI by tho statutes, Tor the appointment OF
trustee oil the National Capital Life Insurance Com
pany, OF ington. because OF the pay Of
y death loss oil 81, 0OO, due last August.
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MURDER BY BEATING.

IoRoxro, Dec 20, 1877.
Richard Balfc, foreman OF the pressroom III tho
Ciote oicd last night from tho effects Of beating
ceivcd 1T the hands OF Dennis Flood. IN q saloon
Balio has wife living In New YORK. Flood has been
nrrosted.
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SENTENCE CONFIRMED.

Nxw HAVEN, Conn, Dec, 20, 1877.
The sentence Of John H. Shields 10 the State Prison
for life for committing indecent assault on Mrs
Ellen Warner, was confirmed, aud the motion for
now trial was denied to-day.
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o,E .XDTERsoN's CONDITION.

Acci' Cultoq wAsHySGroS. Dec. 20. 1877.
The con4t4sR OF Senator Patterson, OF South Caro-.
lima, is n0ty ~ favorable as II was yesterday. His
limbs appear 10 be somewhat paralyzed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the charges In the
temperature Tor Tho past twenty-our hours In CON-
parison wish the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thcr momccr NJ Hudnups pharmacy,
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ROGERS, PEEr 4 CO.

bargains Ia Tor who have de-
layed IN making their winter clothing purchaser fui
lines short lines aud broken os marked do~n
80 low that tho manufacturers cost has passed out vi ex
isoncc and fortunate bnyers VIII long remember rnr-
chascs ada this Fortv.nve dollar French fur
beaver Ovcrsasks sold s thirty dollar Eyslan
fur beavers go and SI5 qunltiss NJ SO The sane
proportonae reductions sxt Throughout the house snd
largely prevail. la the boys and cbdrens department
SUITS Cls,ess OversacKs. Dress Goats Nssts PantalooH
Gc appreciative holiday gifts For small "
money nothing could DO worhiy bestowed more
accspyatiy received
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Average temperature yesterday. ................ ~
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THE WEALTH OF THE WORLD CANNOT SAVE
patient IN ;hs last stages Of consumption Yet one hiy
cent bott.. Uf HALk's HoSKY Of uoKsnousD AND lar,
taken earlier. would nave prevented iat al issue.
PIKR's rooruAcHk DnoPs cure IN minute
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

Cor WoRMs.-In Mowry's perezrinations, he
was especially wormy at Cy. Leland, and told
dismal tales of his trickery in Conventions. The
truth is, Mr.. Leland was only an alternate in
the late Convention, and had intended taking
but little part in it; but when Mowry came in
and commenced operations upon the high-pres-
sure style, and gave indications of design to
bulldoze Burr Oaf, and trick other precincts out
of their delegates, Leland came in to defend
them. There was no trickery necessary to dis
pose of Mowry, for he was gone goose from the
start. But in the selection and nomination of
candidates, we presume Leland took Is little
part as any other man in the Convention. He
is an old hand at the Convention business, and
can make full hand when occasion requires !;
but in this instance, be left the work to others.
But in working for the ticket, he was whole
team He spent his time and money for the ben
eft of the whole ticket, and did valuable work,
not only at home, but in every part of the
County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

ABOUT PRIVATE LFTTERs.-Thc Bsliefis
squeals about private letters, and threatens to
publish some of ours, in which we sailed into
certain gentlemen in this County. Well, let
him rip. 1t is no worse to publish them than it
is to show them to the persons concerned, a.
you have done. You read one of them to judge
Price, ard we'll bet nickel that it caused him
to think less Of You than Of "a. Now show Cy.
Leland what We said about him. We arc in NO
wise tender-footed about it. Both thess gen.
tlemen know that when we fought them, We
gave them the very best we had. We never let
an active opponent grow lonesome for want of
stirring up-as you are perhsps aware. But
when we have pretended to 10 favorable to
either Of the above named gentlemen, they have
not been obliged to keep = detective on our
track, to guard against our selling them out
Neither have We ever exacted pledge from ei.
ther Of them to give Us something, a . consid-
Grafton for pulling with them. When We 20 in
to contest, We are willing to take the results
ofa defeat; and when . victory is gained, We
have no fears but that we shall receive all the
favors that We deserve. The Bslletia man
might get along better, if he practiced THU
style occasionally. But not to change the sub
ject, just go ahead with the letters. There are
some good ones.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08
9E1aAHS

For the first time in six years, the Republicans
have made clean sweep of their County ticket
They elect every County officer, and all the Com.
mlssioners. At this writing We have not got the
exact vote, but the majorities will be something
near the following figures:
Sheriff, Charles Burkhalter, 325.
Treasurer, Robert Flickinger, $40.
Clerk, d. w. Morse, 475.
Register of Deeds, Joseph F. Hampson, GOO.
Surveyor, Charles Corbusier, 400.
Coroner, w. W. Carter, 500.
Commissioners, 1st District, J. s. Long, 65 +;
I'd District, Cyrus Leland, Jr., without opposi.
tion; Sd District, VIM. II. Deckard, probably 300.
All the interest centered in the County cleo
ton. We have no figures on State officers.
We will give the official vote next week.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

q Malice can wriggle long time after it is
practically strangled. The boys used to say,
when they killed snake, that the tail would
not die till sundown. The malice against Mr..
Burkhalter was Of this character. 1t found that
it was circumvented, early on election day, but
when it turned in another direction, and did not
die till sundowD. The outfit telegraphed Morse
that be was being traded off here by Burkhalt-
er's friends, and then some of them went to work
against Morse, to run down his vote, so that the
returns would make it appear that he actually
had been traded. Several worked all day at
this. But it did not have the desired effect At
Severance. Wolf River Township has done bet
ter than was expected for Mr.. Burkhalter, and
Troy gave Morse larger majority than we
thought he would get here.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

A GOoD FIGHT.-Charley Burkhalter has made
fight be may well feel proud of. He has not
got down in the dirt he has not acted the sucker,
he has not bought any man of, he has not bought
support by promising deputyships; but he has
made . straight forward race, on his own merits,
with no pledges to be broken. He said, all along,
that he would either be elected without knuck-
ling to bummers and black -mailers, or he would
be defeated. He has done the best job for the
Republican party that has been done for years /.
He has shown the leeches and traders that they
are poweFless to defeat the party, and that it is
not necessary to buy them. Now that it has
been demonstrated that this thing can be done,
the Republican party will hereafter have moro
confidence in ITSELF
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

II When some timid Republicans get scared,
and advised Burkhalter to buy Mowry off, he re-
piled no; that the bulk of the vote that Mowry
would get, would be votes that would otherwise
60 to Plank, and would hurt him worse than il
they went for Mowry. He was right. Many
Democrats voted for Mowry, and majority of
the Republicans who did SO, would have voted
for Plank, if Mowry had withdrawn. If Mowry
had given up the race, it would have taken one
hundred from Burkhalter's majority.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

n The Bsllstis has squeak about our per-
sonsl abuse of Pryor Plank. The abuse consist
cd in saying that Plank was witness of the
Iowa Point riot Of 1860. We suppose if We had
said he was in Memphis at the time of the vel.
low fever, several years ago, we would have
laid ourself liable to prosecution for libel. Now
that Mr.. Plank has been deceived by the prom
ises Of the Bulletin outfit, and has no patronage
to give, we repeat what we said before the cleo
tion, that he is a good man-one of the best men
in the County, with only his politics wrong
He 10 . man of his word, and must therefore feel
. keen disappointment at being deceived by the
bluster and promises of knot of sore heads.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

II Some time ago, Cy. Leland bought what
he supposed was . young eagle; but when it
grew up, he found it was the commonest kind of
q buzzard. Charley Burkhalter pro6ted by Cy.'s
experience, and refused to invest in the editor
of the Bulletin. He didn't want IT, wake up,
some morning, and end buzzard on bis hands.
Plank made narrow escape from FILLING into
the mistake,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

y DIR. Nutting can put himself in training
for Commissioner, next year. We need q Grand
Jury, with the DR.. as foreman. Let us 60 for
every druggist who sells liquor; every country
merchant who sells q customer flask of whis-
key, for accommodation; every saloon keeper
who vets poor fellows whistle on the Fourth
Of July; every man who violates the command
ment against running after strange women aud
especially let us get up good batch of indict-
ments against the Catholic Church. Some
wholesome abuse Of the Chie, with few judi
cious lies stuck in, might help the thing along.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

RELiGoUs CUss.-The charge Of Inddelity
against Charles Burkhalter, comes with good
grac6 from under that blue cap, sizes. per-
son of the free shrinking persuasion was, not long
ago, talking with the editor Of the Bslle:is on
theology, when the latter observed "Wsll, I
think about - much of the gospel ~ you do,
bu. it is policy to take that side, and attend
church. Besides, sm sort Of brother-in.law
to the church, and must let ON that way"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

II The President called Al extra session of
Congress, to transact pressing public business,
and when it got finally to work, he ran of to
swing around the circle in Virginia, aud feed his
vanity on the applause of men who would not
treat him decently except for the betrayal of his
own party. When did ever President leave
his post on such an occasion, until this Civil
Service reformer came inf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

q Now the Democrats are charging that the
Bulletin defeated Plank. 1t killed him with its
support. Its whole action show ed that it was
actuated by malice, and set men to thinking,
and caused them to support Burkhalter; and it
stirred up Burkhaltsr's friends to work, and
give him q much larger vote than be would 9TH
erwise have got.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

PROVING HIS CHARAcTER.-Mr. Mowry, in his
peregrinations, had good deal to say about the
Chief; and he undertook to prove what good
Republican and honest man he was, by reading
extracts from the Chief of two or three years
ago. The last Bulletin blowed in the same way
But We believe that neither of them has attempt.
ed to show that the Chief has endorsed Mowry
since be confessed, in his letter to the Kansas
City Times, that he organized Counties fraudu-
lently, and represented one of the Counties
fraudulently in the Legislature. Whatever we
may have said in favor of Mowry before that
confession, is hardly applicable to him since that.
While We believed that he was persecuted, we
gave him all the chance we could; but as soon
as he confessed to being . fraud, we dropped
him. That is what's the matter with him. Soon
after the Bslietis was started, he told some one
that he thought be should help Bridges fight the
ticket that tho Chief supported, this Fall-giv-
ing, as a reason, that we had pitched into him in
relation to the Comanche County business. He
has carried out his determination, and they are
both flattened ont together.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

" The editor of the Bsiletia failed to make
single profitable sale of himself, during the cam
paign. His only chance is now to put himself
mp at public auction. Some fellow might buy
him, and cut him mp and sell him out for grid
dle-greasers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08
q 1t is said that Mowry intends eoi

q 1t is said that Mowry intends going West,
and organizing new County. The editor of
the Bulletin will 20 along, to publish his official
organ, and will go with ample means for print
ing bonds. When they get a good start, Char
ley Burkhalter will send hand ont to start
butcher shop, and sell neck-steak to the County
officers, at Is cents pound.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

II The editer Of the Bsiletin once bossted
that he could put enough stories afioat in . week
to set the whole town by the ears for year, and
seemed to take pride in his ability to foment To-
cal dissensions He had better turn his attention
to that occupation, for he is lametable failure
rs politician. Gossip and scandal-mouger is
what he was cut out for.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

For SECRETARY OF STATE.-Ws notice that
several of our State exchanges are already en-
gagged in selecting a candidate for Secretary Of
State, to be chosen next Fall. Edward Downard,
who has for years been the Chief Clerk in the
Secretary's Office, is the man whose name is gen.
orally suggested. He is an old Doni phan Coun-
ty boy, and the people of this County will re-
joice If his candidacy proves successful. His
long service in the Office has rendered him per-
fectly familiar with the routine and intricacies
Of the Office, and he has been efficient and trust
worthy at all times. People from Northern Kan
sas, who have occasion to visit the Capitol at
Topeka, always have cause to remember Mr..
Downard kindly, for he is ever ready to drop
everything else, to render them any assistance,
or show them favors. If the Office is made re-
ward Of merit, instead of being peddlsd out "for
political influence" Mr.. Downward will get it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

ton died at his residence, in Indiana, at O'Clock
on Thursday evening, November 1st. He was q
little over 81 years of age, having been born Au-
gust 4th, 1923. The Governor will probably .p-
point d. W. voorhees, to the vacancy in the Sem
ate.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

Y Henshall comes ont foremost on the Dem.
ocrstic ticket in this Township. If it had been
anybody but Henshall, the Bsllstis crowd would
have gone into the business Of scratching Morse
with great spirit
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

WATHENA.-Wathena made splendid record,
on Tuesday. 1t is we'll known that Wathena
has been "of6sh" on County tickets, for some
years past, and has generally given large ma
jority against tho regular Republican ticket.
This has been mainly caused by disgust at the
practices Of Mowryism. But on Tuesday, not
withstanding there is the stronghold of Mowery-
ism, she gave good, clean Republican majority.
Now, if the better class of Wathena people will
stand by the Republican party, and turn out and
work at the right time, they will have no occas-
ion for disgust because Mowry figures conspic :
uously in Conventions
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

z A. J. Mowry, . candidate for chief peace
officer of the County, in these peaceful times,
went about the County with revolver strapped
to him, like in Western bandit, and would man
age to get into rows with his opponents, and
draw the revolver on them. We hope that such
Q rough has not been elected Sheriff!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08
y The thing that hurt Burkhalter most,

= The thing that hurt Burkhalter most, was
his being German. You know, the Germans
all got mad at him, because he would come
around talking German to them. Now, If he
had talked to them in Chinese, or Choctaw, or
Hottentot, it would have been just lovely but
they could not forgive man for electioneeriug
them in their own language!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

II We know precisely who the Iowa Point
correspondent of the Bulletin is. Some of his
friends have come to Us, to explain that he has .
teachers certificate, and that he is Republican.
He is . sore-head, nevertheless, and has been
amusing himself by pitching into the Chief
without cause or provocation. Now that the
election is over, we can spare q little time at
tending to him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

Y s. s. Prouty, of the Junction Uaios, has
determined to call an extra session of the Legi.-
lature, this Winter-says it cannot be avoided.
1t is not known whether the Governor will con-
sent or not
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

q In the elections throughout the country,
on Tuesday, the Republicans carried Massachu-
setts, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kan
cas-, and Nebraska; and the Democrats carried
New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania, and such
of the States in the 'solid South" as held elec-
tions.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

u Charley Burkhalter says that be has got
through without the aid of the " Bsllefis and it,
friends" and that he has not been killed by his
friends
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

II Wherever there are many Germans, there
Charley Burkhalter gets good majority. See
Wathena, and Burr Oak, and Wayne Township
This is explained in this wise: 1t ia popular
belief that it ruins man to elect him Sheriff ;
and those people were % mad because Charley
talked Dutch to them, that they did their best
to ruin him!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

Y The Grand Jury of which DR.. Nutting
was foreman, cost the County over $500. and did
not secure the County . single conviction. He
is the man who wants to change things in this
County. and retrench!