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A Happy Party.

Yesterday afternoon and evening will long
he remembered by the boys ard girls who
spent the between the hours Of four and nine
O'Clock, as invited guests of Master Johnnie
Il. Lamber, at the Planters House. The par
~ was not given for any other reason than
that everybody should have good time, and
accordingly when the proper hour arrived
of the house as they could, and had matters
To suit themselves. Several Of the visitors
were accompanied by their parents, who,
while having an eye on the youngsters, .en-
joyed q little fun among themselves. At
half past five the merry party were escorted
10 a splendidly arranged table, where pleas
ant half hour was spent in discussing q pal
atable meal. After supper the fun began in
the pariors, and plays known only to boy
hood and girlhood were enjoyed as only 1T
tie ladies and little gentlemen can enjoy
them, papa and mama coming in for q
share once in a while.
The following are the names OF those who
constituted the party:
Susie Anthony, Dannie Anthony, Bob Ma.
thias, Bonnie Werner, Olive Black, Harry
westiake, Frank Hunt, Johnny Wextlake,
Gertie Wilson, Bell Richards, Len Wilson,
Cora Collins, Mamie Wilson Nellie Clough,
Eddie Fenlou, Lucy Clough Mary Fenlon,
Walter Clough, Stella McGonigle Kate Parme-
lee ,Madse Thomas, Nelly Lowe, Annie Harris,
X. Atwood, Morris Harris, Harry Allen, Lot
tie finkston, Myra Atwood, Johnny Sprat-
ley, Willie Booth, LIB e Booth, Edgar Hop
kins, Sam Hopkins, Willie Park, freddy
Gushing, Frank Thomas, Laura Latin,
Toilette Parrot AMI Allie Kelly.
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At the conclusion of the match the men,
berS OF the Kansas City team and their
friends were taken in charge by the officers
and conducted to the Fort, where they were,
after dinner, afforded an opportunity TO wit.
ness a dress parade of seven differed compa-
mics Of Infantry. The troops presented fns
appearance, and the PROMPT execution OF
the various evoutions under command of
saj. Dallas, was a subject Of much favorable
comment
THE EVENING
Later, fine outdoor concert WAS given near
tina hop room by the band, after which the
visitors enjoyed, - guests In the room, one
of the mott peasant social hops that has
been given at Fort Leavenworth for many
years. The reception commit ee consisting OF
Maj. g NJ. Randall. Lie ut.w. c. Manning and
Lieut. VIM Nichols, were Everywhere during
the evening, and proved that, although I'M
flinching In comost, they were equally IN =
firing in making We come euests feel perfect
" at home and at ease.
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will contribute 20 to 80 articles on Socialism
and Communism, the most important
questions Of the day.
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We offer Rev. Joseph Cooks valuable new
volumes, entitled: "BIOLoGY," IRANsCEN-
DENTALIsM." ORTHODOXY" "CoSsCIENCE,' v
.HEREDITf," and ". AhRIAGE," emDody-
ing revised and corrected form, the au-
thor previous remarkable Monday Lectures.
icy are published in handsome book form,
by HOughton, OsgOod u Co OF Boston. We
Will mall copy OF any one volume, post.
aid, to any subscriber to HE INDEPESD-
ESfsvho RENTS US S. for a year. IN advance
any subscriber may remit 81 30. and We
will send The INDEPENDENT Tor two year.
In advance, and two volumes, pos paid or
any three volumes, postpaid, To any one sub
scrIber who RENTS $500 for three yeaTs, IN
advance
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He also states that the deficiency in certain
CLASSES OF specified supplies at the reservation
was due wholly 10 the lateness OF the date at
which Congress made the necessary appro-
priation. He insists, however, that the gov
eminent ration furnished for every man,
woman and cLild Was amply sufficient for
their sustenance, as II consisted of three
pounds of beef, gross, half q pound OF -four
and half a pound Of corn per diem eight
pounds of sugar, four OF coffee and three OF
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SAN FRASCIsco, Cal, November 23.-Ths
Schooner Laura Pike" Captain Loosen
from San Francisco to Humboldt Bay, cap.
sized yesterday on the Humboldt bar. All
the hands, seven in number, we're lost.
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Or. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure
Of all disorders of the stomach, Liver, Bowels
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
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Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious fever, Inf1am.
nation of the Bowels, Piles, and all derange
menis OF the interna. yiscera, Warranted 70
effect a positive cure, Purely vegetable, con-
tanning no mercury. minerals or deleferoua
rugs.
AUObserve the following symptoms result
ing from disorder Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF the
Blood in the head, Acidity Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF Food, Fullness
In Weight OF the stomach, Sour Quotations,
Sinking or Flutterings In the Pit Of the
stomach. Swimming OF the head, hurried and
difficult Breathing, Fluttering At the Heart,
Choking, or sufiocating Sensation when In ~.
ing posture, Dotts or Webbs be-
fore the sight, Fever and DILL pain in the
head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellowness
c the skin and Eyes, pain in the side, chest,
limhs, and sudden nushes Of the heart, burn.
ing in the nesh.
K few doses Of Radway's Pills VIII free the
system from all the above-named Disorder.
Frics cerS per box Sold BY all Druggists.
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The Latest Issued From The War Ne.
Porsme0s Having RcRe9ence 20 the
Department 0f the Missouri.
The following are the latest army orders is.
sued from the War Department, having re.
ference to the 2srd Infantry, now at Fort
Leavenworth, In the Department OF the Mis-
souri,, being taken from the Army and Nary
Journal:
23rd Infantry, Col JEFF c. Davis.-Headouar-
tiers and A, ID, E, +, q, II, 1, Fort Lesven-
worth Kan. b. c. K, Fort Hays, Kan
sas
son detailed service within the Depart
ment
Detached Service-Capts. j Coppinger, G
NJ Randall, Charles Wheaton, LIST Lieut., w Z
Manaing, ID Lieuts- e II Heyi, Lock-
wood, Allen Dyer, members. and I'd Lieut.
VIM Nichols, ia. OF Il. c M. Fort Leav-
enworth, Kansas, Oct. - Is. y. l96, Oct. 2,
ID. NJ
Ii. cut Col. r Dodge, member, G. C.-M.
Fort Sill, Ind. T., Nov. IL Is Ia, Oct. .,
ID. M
Leave OF absence-One month, LIST Lieut.
III Pardee. Fort Leavenwoitn, Kan, to apply
Tor extension Of one month q o go, Nov. l.
n. Nj
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that instantly stops the most excruciating
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tons, whether OF the lungs, stomach, bowels
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IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
No matter how violent or excruciatins the
ain the rheumatic, bed-Iidden, infrm, Grip
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ease may suffer.
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Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
Inflammation of the Bladder
inflammation OF the Bowels,
Congestion Of the Lungs
Sore Throat Difficult Breathing,
Palpitation of the Heart
Mysteries, Group, Diptheria
Catarrh, InAuenz,
Headache, Ioothache,
Neuralgia, rheumatism
Cold Chills, Ague Chills
Chilblains and Frost Bite
Chilblains and Frost Bit.

! The application OF the Ready Relief to
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Thirty to sixty drops in a half a tumbler OF
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bowels, and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry q bottle of
RadySay's ifeady Relief with them. A
few drops i'll water will prevent sickness OF
pains from change of water. 1t is better than
French Brandy or Bitters stimulant.
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Facts and Eancies ~ Yesterday Morn.
ing,s Sessisn Of uhe Police COurs.

Sixty dollars In fines were assessed at yes
terday mornings session OF the Police Court.
Frank Ryan, vagrancy, end Geo. Dixon,
same charge, fined $50 each, which being un.
able TO pay they will sojourn for the next
sixty days upon the city rockpile.
John Smith, jr.. assault and battery, dis.
missed.
William Hill. destroying private property,
case continued until the 25th.
Joseph Liohensiein, petit larceny ,dischsrg-
ed.
Daniel Kifiin, petit larceny, case continu-
ell until the 25th.
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Accident.

CHICAGO, November 23.-By an accident
at the Forty third street crossing of the
Rock Island railroad this morning, a wag.
on was run down by an incoming train. A
boy was killeC, a man severely injured,
and the horses killed.
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viii Prohably ssss Clear.

The impression seems to prevail among the
police that the man Lawrence who was ar
rested here q short time ago on suspicion Of
having committed a crime in Atchison, will
lie smart enough to get clear OF the charges
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Exeising EOOs Race.

DENVER, November 23.-An exciting
foot race took place here to-day between c.
H. williams, Of Denver, and Davis, of CAT
ifornia, for stakes of $1,000 aide, which
Vas won BY williams. Time, 81; distance,
one hundred yards. Thirty thousand dol
lars changed hands on the result.
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Mr. =. r. Saith. tho New Receiver,
Talks Quite Freely - - What Il @
be Done IN the Future.

be Done In the Future.
Mr.. 8. T. Smith, the newly appointed Re
ceiver of the Kansas Pacific Railway, Ii o
present in Colorado, and the papers OF Colo
RADIO have something 10 say concerning thu
future Management of the road. The Neus
after paying just compliment to the ability
of the new ofncial, says that Mr.. Smith talk.
ed very freely. In reply to q question - to
he stated that they bad already been removed
from ST Louis 70 Kansas City, where they
would remnin for the present. On being
questioned - to any probable change Of ON
cen, whether At any points ALONG
the line. M smith stated thai there would
be no changes here and that, n least, - II
looked now there would be none Of any con-
sequence On any part Of the road. Regarding
the reported WfthdraWal Of the KAn0a Pa
cific from the pool, Nj. smith was non-com-
mtttal-noe for any opinion that he may
have on The suhjecs, bat for the reason that
- ne ea10s the Quoof100 was one that was now
In the coEas ~ expres.jng an opinion on
The son2e6 NJ might be treapa0inS his duty
a an omcer Of the road, and In any event did
not care 70 anticipate the decision
Referring TO the consolidation or the Den-.
yer & Rio Gfanoe and Atchioou. T0peka A
Santa Fe INTEREST," he gave II - his opinion
that the road would begin . bitter ooutenf for
En1Gorn tra0c next month, or = soon -
they oocured Q full control of the road
Whether the Kanms Pacific would S~as
than In al their cuts, II any were made: he
did mot care TO ~.
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The shooting 1t springer's Ranch.

The report of the shooting al Springer's
ranch, as given in THE TINES OF Friday
morning was in the main correct, with the
single exception thst the death Of a young
man named Leadbetter was not nQted. The
quarrel first arose between the SDrgeant OF
the escort and Springer, the latter striking
the former over the head with a revolver and
then shooting at him. During the firing
which ensued Springer and young Leadbet-
ter were killed and three soldiers WOUNDED.
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The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific express
train due here from the East yesterday morn
ing " as an hour aud a half late, owing to a
.li.lI accident 10 n freight treIu short dis
IauG, easI Of rrertnn. No faHsase report
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FEVER AND ACUE.ss

Fever and Ague cured for MY cents. There
Is not a remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
maIarIOus Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow,
% quick as Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents Der bottle.
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DISTRICT COUNT.
pocket for the Ensuing Term
Three Murder Gases 70 BE Tried.

The December term OF the Leavenworth
county District Court, which convenes one
week from tomorrow, Will be a very busy
one, judging from the large number of cases
upon the docket, which includes one hun.
dred and ninety-eight civil cases and seven
teen criminal cases three of which are trials
Tor murder.
Among those to be tried for murder are
Ellis, the convict at the Kansas State peni-
tentiary who killed a fellow convict few
months ago in the wagon shop Of the prison.
Joseph Lewis, indicted for the shooting OF
Diilsid Green. will also be tried, and Thomas
Cass, who stabbed his son-in-law, Ephraim
Russell, in shawnee street, about two
months ago. There are several cases which
will come up at the December term OF the
court which have not yet been docketed.
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Died.

Mrs Catherine Alfred, mother of g. W. Al
fred, sged "a years, died yesterday evening at
6 O'Clock, and will be buried to-day 81
O'Clock p N from residence, corner Potta-
watomie and Sixth streets. Friends oil the
family are invited to attend.
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Indicted

CHICAGO, November 23-In addition to
the indictments by the United States grand
jury reported last night, one was found
against J. A. Crane, register in bankruptcy
at Freeport.
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,ag.r, SclaffsT- the yoInk Leaseh" oftL.
billiard prodigy. played u game OF ~" points
;. IN SiossJn al Cbirsgoon "Wednesday nlghi,
The former being beaten, the score standing
Is9to 20 Another match Is being arranged,
which Schaefer Is confident OF winning.
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TriamPhantly.

Dr. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts have
stood the tests of science and of practical use
triumphanly. and now are taking precedence
over all Others They are justly entitled TO
the reputation they have acquired, for their
strength, purity and delicscy of flavor.
2td&H
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
A Man Run Over BY q Wagon, Has
Sis Right Ear Taken On and his
shoulder kRacfnPN0.

painful and almost fatal accident hap
pened at the ferry landing, at the lower de-
pot, day before yesterday. As one Of Nelies'
transfer teams, driven by Robert Bailey, was
being driven on tothe ferryfboat, whenthe dri-
yer, losinghis balance, fell to the ground one OF
the forward wheels of the vehicle passing
over the right side Of his head, shaving off
the ear as neatly as II the operation had been
his tight shoulder blade. Bailey was at once
picked up and medical attention procured,
and every means taken TO alleviate his suf-
ferings, The wounds. while painful, are not
by any means fatal, and while he can soon
recover the use OF his shoulder he'll be forev.
er minus his right ear.
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Ne Necessity fer N Extra Sesaion Of

WASHINGTON D. e., November 3d.
Chairman Atkins, of the House committee
on appropriations, says he does not think
there will be any necessity for an extra
session of ConRresa.
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make the following statement to the .'Pio-
neer-Press reporter: On "wednesday the
chief of police received telegram from the
m arshsl Of North Platte, Neb saying that
E,heridge was there, and asking what re-
ward was offered. The dispatch was turned
over to the bank officials. and after consul
tation, Merriam, the cashier, went there
alone. A telegram was received from him
last night saying he was not the man, and
he will return Immediately. 1t is believed
Il at Merriam went without an officer to
compromise the matter ard secure mon
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Or. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIiian Resolvent
the cpEAr o0n pup,Eien

FOR THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASE
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CORRUPTING THE SOLIDS AND VITA
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Left for Home e.

The member. OF the Craig Ride Team o
Kansas CITY left yesterday afternoon fol
home. well satisfied with the pleasures oil theii
excursion.
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Treas0ry Stasenent.

WASHINGTON, Novem Der 23.-The Treas.
ury now holds $3is, 40, 200 in Z. S. bonds
to secure bank circulation and S13, S33, 400
in U. S. bonds to secure public deposits. U.
s. bonds deposited on account of subscrip-
ton to the four per cent loan, s3,766, 500 ;
U. S. bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending to-day, 500 600 .. S bonds
held for circulation Withdrawn during the
week ending to-day, $555, 200; national
bank circulation outstanding, currency
notes 1921 So, S41, gold notes 81, AS, $40 !;
internal revenue receipts to-day, $400, 046 !;
customs receipts, $276, 42S receipts of na-
tional bank notee for redemption for the
week ending to-day, compared vssh the cor.
period last year, are a. follows:
1877, 81 ,321 900; 1878, s., 333, 600; receipts
to-day, $576, 600.
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Change Of Time On tho Missouri "a
A Train Late

TIE Missouri Pacific passenger train tha
has heretofore left for ST. Louis ST 30 P. u.
vii hereafter leave at S:i7 r. n. The chang
takes place to-day.
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A SMALL DEFICIT
OF $4,000 FOUND IN THE MANAGEMENT
OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY AT LOU s.

OF $4,000 FOUND IN THE MANAGEMENT
OF An INSURANCE COMPANY AT LOU s.
VILE.
LOUISVILLE, November 23 A deficit Of
10000 has been discovered in the local of
fee of the Connecticut Mutual Life insur-
ance Company, of Hartford. Investiga-
tons reveals the fact that the arrearsge
Was brought about FIVE years ago, when
Messrs. Ryan, Carpenter & Co, were Ken
lucky agents for this section.
OVER SIXTEEN THOUSAND
of this is traced to Carpenter, who was the
office IN an of the concern, Ryan and j.
Edward Slaughter doing the outdoor busi
ness. Slaughter was killed BY a railroad
accident about this time, and in squaring
accounts Ryan discovered the deficit and ac-
cording to his published cards assumed the
entire liability, and paid Carpenter 5000 to
get him out Of the concern, and save his
family the disgrace Of discovery. He had
been able to pay up only q small part Of
the deficit thus far. and
HIS SUDDEN REMOVAL
BY the company, brings to light these facts.
The concerns business in Kentucky was
built up BY Ryan; his individual labors
secured nearly all the policy-holden.
There is q strong feeling in his favor, and
large number Of policy-holders are talk
ing of calling public meeting to protest
against the company's action,
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COOKS LECTURES.
l.PKEs'T sHEODORE ID. WOOL.

These famous lectures, delivered in Bos-
ton every Monday, by the Rev. Joseph Cook,
Will b. published In fJli, together with The
introductory remarks.
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