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JOHNSON'S .IPOLOGY,
which softsned his Mife's Anger and Won
Her Back 10 hIs Henrihstone.

Andrew Johnson, painter, OF Rockaway
avenue East New York visited Police Inspector
Waddy q month ago in mental distress. and
asked his aid To recover his wife who. he said
had run away from homo with her three chill
dren. and he thought that she had gone Of with
y young blacksmith. Mrs. Caihsrnc johnson
aud had seven children living. four OF whom
she left with her husband. Three weeks passed
and Johnson did not lind his wife. and lac was
almost crazai with grief ON "Wednesday he ~
and First streets. Brooklyn. whore she had OBJ
tam cd employment. \ happier man did not live
In BrOOklyn that day. His wife had however. read
the ncwsp papers and learned that her husband
and with that Of painter named sill, She de-
mnnded very firmly that lie should make q
written apology for having SO accused her. and
MS ho freely promised they went home together
Tho two iourneyed to the press room Of the
new municipal building IN Brooklyn Yesterday.
and Johnson humbly begged that tho following
card might be made public;
ssr1,arYu wenslay T. 1879.
Tmean 10 inform tho putAe iiit have found IN, Wifc
snl cllldrgn lN themselves III hncs N Wlham,hurgh
have fong her shc never went with no blacksmith.
u.' wr,ns | have lone l."pe ,ig luLAc VAL excuse
mr Tor ne "rgns have d. DO 100 my VIE anl "mil,
Johnson is a German, and Is not his wiie's
equal in intelligence. n" seemed 20 look To- hcr
for all his idcns. she - Il tidy Irish woman.
with a strong upper LIP. lcit him" she said
looking upon him rcrrYaehiully, hPt because
he abused me-. because never would allow any
man TO nbu~omn. He called me names. which
was Just rs bad. ana l"ft him. will 1--we with
him again II he treats me- well. IL he don't. |
WON'T / never -ave him any cause to be-
Now. Mr.. Newspaper Man. ~ You bczc put
/, at in brint" said Johnson; " it will be awcl
right, and min VII WI hc satisfaction"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12
QUEER RfCES.
Women Balancing Pniis OF Water. and Dogs
Running In spite OF sausage..

In Myrtle Avenue Park. Brooklyn. the Cam
stitiers yesterday enjoyed water race" by women
AMI dog race with distractions" In the first the
women. clad in the rictnr sque costume u Daecara
balanced pals of water their heads AMI then walked
around trock of one twelfth Of u mile II they nut
Their hands T. tie pail or spilled drop OF water they
we've OUT Of the race Mr. Wimeyer won the FIRST he at
ami MIS- Battenolit wtn tie next two heats
IN the dug race, ON track ~ wide and fcet
long, the distractions consisted OF sausages aud dainty
MS o meat nuns on ropes stretched the track
and within easy reach Of the dogs six settlers and
hound, started IN the hrst race First their masters
walked 10 the other end o the track AMI whised Then
The logs were let loose John Echarns dog Rip had
not r enough tocAt before starting ami led astray
hN sausage. The others went through and Tifeo Mar.
uu.s Lucy was aduisei the winner.
Bulldog, and terriers ran III. next T. Volts bull.
dus Nisser was the winner. Then Lucy and Niger
Tor the nr-t prizc Niger the victor Finally all
the ten dogs that had run before race NMget was
triumphant, and WAS rewarded with basket vi meat
while his owner received q.
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The Switzerland arrived last night
Mas. meeting the National GreeubAck Labor marty
IN COOPER Institute tins evening
bolN drcssed in white shirt and red hannel drawers,
oars coat ANA trousers was found Yesterday oil rcr 81
East River
The body found the battery was Identified ye.tcr-
gay as Louis Hang who was MISSING from 40 Graham
Thomas Gallagher, lons.horcman, fell from the
wharf At the tool VI Morris street Jersey CITY yesterday
The bark Nord that sailed from here on the sth tor
LAYS Mi'h tLai slTGni leak IN gale so miles out.
Tie fate Of Mr.. Henry Van Colder of Jersey city
mes ~ Tn9 a' nc! 9gn seen since wednesday morn.
1heod 'rc Phillips Gr,,n>ilr while shooting ycstcr.
da} at a HocS If icon sceignialY shot VIE IN tho
W. G.orgo Hcnnott late Of me Whliam,hursh rime'.
s,, men g,y OF the ,n,lgrl OF Che Eyer
X sona,orw Wodin" Auburn i,nt tie Mctropol:
man. Asa f",ar, ui i,nuA ivan - At .e Hoffman, anu
h., osiN '' Butler of L"''''e Is at the r"'A A''"''
rlc Police ard orierci Yesterday the same polling
pltU TO Dec used lis t- year 81 hundred aui NIFTY Re-
imicm l9Ncc''r,h Ll,eu"n have already been sworn
The rarN Coa''i.ers crigrG yr'teripy nat work
c"'' tlr S.t.. Engagements, exclusive Vi the pave
saS.o' ra,,r biz. i-weSr. a, e75 BfosdwsyI'' S YES,
a'tnuoh wa, Distracted. and waAydo Viii it, i''' '''N
Nh Henry nucher who k,cpsa grocery at Franklin
a. ca f "' al eos XIV S al XVII m "nc
~; lhs man threw Wy his arms and cried on 3" aud
The Coroner called yesterday to 200 East Forty.
,2lI' street t. take ue ante morIem Deposition n Nj
male WIN ha'chet BY JOHN Lynch VI 81 East Forty.
Nj. = + Putnam II Fast ror,ie,h stree, while get
@ Hs.., g95 OF .e AZ e as' sp f,ryG ,t re,
hor'ys ,'ar,ins III. r-,a4m st,,i,,i severe shock
The application ~ >arn r s',cNwcll. formerly rresi
ter Alien 49, as uoo.,d.Io, opio'el II, HI, discharge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12
Fighting n Mar.hai's Posse.

M\coN. Ga, sept. ll.-Last night bloody
night took place IN Hancock County brtwrcn CmtrI
state, Marshais posse under Deputy Iumslen ami two
brothers named Enuls lu tie anray JACK kimarcN WAS
mutttlN Wounded, aud dIrd III, nivruns, AMI Jam,
Ilnry wa, severely wounded
I'd" Mrshnls posse consisted of nirca men besides
Deputy Marshal l.tmNivn IhrN went o. the 4Ou,c 90
tun, Br"urrs at abontS with warrants far est
iuf llell disitins The officers Acru,trd one of the
brothers AT the front door lie led the way aiuuul tho
ll"lNe To- M PACK door when %" other brother who
was concealed IN tc huuse. nltl ou ir uilOcrs IHry
returned me hre amt some twenty shots were *
chanscd when the Euni,cs He'd, The wuiuIDl men
were carried TO MnletscNi.c. Whore kiuhrcN dicd.
Lanpi Wall recover The olcvfs were all soQl Demo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12
THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
Terrible Coiiiery Explosion In Monmouth
shire, England.

LONDON, Sept. ia frightful colliory ex-
plosion occurred to-day at Abercarne. near New
port. in Monmouthshre. There were 371 men
In the pit. eighty Of whom have been rescued
1t is feared that no others have survived. as the
pit Is on fire.
Ton more men have been taken out alive from
the colliery at Abercarne. but they were much
burned. and tho dead body Of ono boy has been
recovered. The fate OF the remainder may be
judged from the fact that the explorers found
fourteen horses dead only a few yards from the
foot OF the shaft. Tho air In tho mine was
found 70 be very impure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12

George Grmmer 10y the Republicans Of tho
sixth AMI Vi VI. cotrcn by the Democrats VI iAe Hand
Wisconsin Districts
The GrernhAck Labor party have nominate 4 John
sheldon, tailor against sptANer Randall 10 ihv FoWih
Vim k,mmci rcnominatcd by the Democrats Of the
Tufd Mtfs land Distinct
kDlrft NclHnr hN the Democrats uf the Fourth Mary
laud Distinct % succeed Thomas swami
4 W larhy the Republicans i uic Third New llamp.
shife District
rvmN wanna republican uominnt .ns First District
ttU n H. Bingham, tund District. Charles q Sell.
1Hl lN,uIr'. John ShDddtn who was YESTERDAY uul.t
ntiei NV the Nationals. Fourth District VIM D. E.u,s:
iuli Distinct, AIRED C. Hammer. y NelI. k.U,,. and
NIllutt are DENOMINATIONS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12
THE NEWS FROM MAINE.
An epubiicnn Legislature Chosen
Hale's Defeat Conceded.

PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE returns thus far
received show that the House stands-Rcpub-
leans 60. Democrats 81. Grcenbackers 81. with
seven 10 hear from. Fraud is alleged in Ward
Four - Portland. The Aldermen will hear tho
case, and It may change four democratic Repre-
senta,iyes 10 Republican. and that may change
the Legislature.
ELLswoRrH. Me. Sept. ll.-Tho Republicans
couccdc the election Of Murch Grecnharkcr in
the Filth Congressional District by GUO plu-
rAlltY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12

A citizen Of prlhamvlln, Westchcstcr County,
BENZ aroused yesterday morning 10y somo unusual noise
get NJ anl loQkins from window saw flames bursting
from the mixing house OF the Mining Powder Company
OF New YORK lagee, Two story frame structure that
stool near hl' own lie also saw TWO men come out from
the huiNs and run into corn field after an cN.
house Tor tho last four mOulhA
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Are these hoy. Wrechedi

Samuel G. Pitcher. Whrdell Conk, and Louis
SAndos, all aged H. belonging To Long Branch took II
boat At Red Bank for New York on Tuesday. fhc two
latter a.c selibrd as stability dressed while Pitcher
wore good suit Of black clothes round top ielt hat
and button sh0ea" They have not been seen since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12
New Rochelle. Deraulter.

Tho trial OF William Il. Humphrey, the de-
auluns Secretary ol the suspended savings Bank Of
New Rochelle that set down for to-day in the Court
OF Sessions IN White Plains has been removed To the Su
pTrme Court An EFFORT viii be made to have the venue
changed " sVme vIher county than MesIehessE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12

the state Fair was attended by ten thousand people Nom
petent aud impartial Judges pronounced the exhibition
his year 1upsOr TO any yei held BY the state soeey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-12
The Thermometer In New Yorb Yesterday.
M Hudnurs ,at3A NJ, 7o.; 6. CO.; .. 72';
JOTTINGs IN AND yEAR THE CITY.

Cloudy. rainy weather. increasing northeast
erD winds. stationary or lower temperature.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28
The Insane .ssyIurn.

PAoLA, June 20, 1873.
EMPoRIA NEWS 81 arrived in this
city about two weeks ago and find it
to be one of those go ahead, live rail-
road towns so common to Kansas.
They have some flrst-elass business
men, fine brick blocks and public
buildings, among which is one of the
best school buildings in the State.
These speak volumes for city of only
about 1000 inhabitants. The worst
feature that 1 see is too much whisky.
On visiting the old historic town of
Osawatomie found beautiful monu-
ment some twelve feet high erected on
the old battle ground of John Brown,
with appropriate Inscriptions. One
mile north of town stands the State
Insane Asylum. While il Is a noble
structure as far az completed, 1t IL evil
dent that many mistakes have been
made, especially in the structure of
the older portions of the buildings,
and in an unwlse so called retrenchnaeHt
on the part of the legislature in not
providing sufficient accommodation for
the insane of our State. i find here a
building calculated to accommodate at
most 80 patients; yet there are to-
day 243 crowded into it, and still they
come. Since have been here Lyon
county has sent three. Another mis-
take is the sending here of insane con-
riots from the penitentiary to be
crowded in with the unfortunate pOr-
ton of our population, the legitimate
result of which was the recent killing
OF two patients by one of those cOnvicts
in spite of the most vigilans watch on
the part or the officers and employees.
Dr.. Tenny, at the head of the instis
tuition, and his able assistant, DIR. Hays,
are the right men in the right place.
Under their able management every
thing has an air of home, or at least as
mush so as is possible in their crowded
condition. / hope our next legisla-
ture will give this Institution an inn
partial consideration. J.B. III.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

The insincerity and Inconsistency
Of the Potter committee is shown in
the fact that it refuses to summon
the hundred or more witnesses de-
handed by Secretary Sherman to
prove intimidation in tho election
In the bull-dozed parishes of Louis
lana or to enter at all upon that in
Yestigation. And yet, this is the
very essence of the whole matter.
Anderson's protest set forth that
there was intimidation in the Felic-
iAnas. The Democrats charge that
that protest is false, aud the com
mittee refuses to investigate what is
the glst Of the whole matter. 1t is
very plain that they are not seeking
truth, but are attacking the Presi-
dent and the Secretary to make
political capital for the present, and
pave the way for Interior proceed
ings. In all of which they have
failed thus far, and are doomed tc
still more disastrous failure.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

Happy Topekal Word was re-
ceiYed there Friday morning, from
Congressman Ryan, stating that the
appropriation of $4,000 for a $780,
600 government building in that
city had passed both houses of Con-
gress. The city at once began to
''smile" and this ran on till there
were booming of cannon, marching
and counter-marching, fire works,
and everything nice. Well, we con-
graduate the capital on finally Sc
curing what was but her due many
years ago.
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to build up q George I. dynasty in
this State, at whose beck Republi-
cans must dance or suffer? The
papers above quoted, who belong to
the 'Ebody guard" of the Governor
as well as to his black guards, sc
indicate. If this is the game they
are playing Republicans ought to
know it. This sort Of talk is 81
insult to the Intelligence of Repub-
licaus of Kansas, and they should
learn those who engage in it thai
mud is not the thing to deal out
to them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

We observe that our friend and
former colleague in the Kansas leg
islature of 1859, Mr.. Peter Fl. Tier
nan, is now Q candidate for legisla-
tive honors In Kansas City, and will
probably ~dO the State some SER
vice" at Jefferson City, Mo-, next
winter. The Kansas public printer
once played sad havoc with Tier
mans politics as well as our own, but
Il was an even thing as the case
stood for both parties, and neither
Of ne made fuss about it. In the
volume containing the reprint laws
of Kansas, 1S69-70, the political
classification of members makes
Herman Republican and the then
representative from this district
Democrat. How this transportation
occurred was meyer satisfactorily
explained 10 either party, but the
''Intelligent compositor" certainly
ought to have been impeached by
the legislature. Tlernan was Away
. hardshell Democrat, but he was
not less an upright citizen and an
energetic business man, and his con-
stituents always found him faith
full and eficient representative In
fhe Legislature II Kansas City must
send q Democrat 70 the legislature,
We don's believe they could do
better than send Pete Herman.
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A PARDoNABLE PRIDE-Prsmpts most
people TO delay, by any la1dable means
that science affords, the evidences OF ph =
lcaI decay. Who that Is in perfect heaIt b
would not match the bright eve, the ac-
tive mind snd other appearances Of youth
ful Vlgor, with the Iuxurlance, the rich
color and beauty OF youthful hair? ParIe
er's HAIR Balsam stands pre- eminent as
an elegant hair dressing. and by Its
heaulthfI ASTON on the roots not only
promotes lGxuriant growth Of the
Young hair, but unfailingIy restores gray
and faded hair 10 the original youthful col
or. giving SOFT, rich and iustroas ap-
pearanee Of great beauty. No other
preparation so eEfeetuaIly removes dam
druT or stops falling Of the hair; It's cool
ing and healing action entirely curing
atenlng OF the scalp, and keeping the akin
clean, white and healthy. Il is perfectly
harmless. exquIsitely perfumed. and con-
tains nothing that viii soil the skin or
gum the hair. II Is not dye, and IL un-
equaied for exeeilenee and purity. Buy
bottle from your druggists North 4 Ry-
der and J. a. Moare, and test its merits.
may 3-17-sI june 1913.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

The Potter committee has had be-
fore it several times this week Mrs.
jerks, to whom aIlusion has fire.
qnently been made since the inves-
tigation began. She seems to have
been an important parsonage in the
political intrigues in New Orleans.
She is smart as a whip, and all the
information the committee has re
ceived from her, which she did no
wish to give them, they have so far
been able to put in q very small
space. She even bluffed old BeI
Butler.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

During the session of Congress
just closed 6,629 bills were intro
duced-more than 5000 of the mum.
Der in the House of Representatives
The great bulk of these were fol-
the "relief" of somebody. Those
introduced and passed for the re-
lief or benefit OF the nation can be
counted on the fingers of one hand.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

Senator Conkling ably ADVOCATED
the confirmation of ex-senator Fen
ton, of New York, as a member OF
the monetary commission. He was
confirmed by two majority, after
once having been rejected. Hayes
and Conkling agreed once, anyhow.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

Harlan is one ahead of Delano.
He was made temporary chairman
of the Iowa Republican convention.
Delano moved fer something of that
sort, but didn't make 1t. Harlan's
objective point is the U. s. Senate.
What Delano's point is has not been
determined. He would like to be
yindicated, however. Sweet frauds.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28
EvERxBoDY.s BUSINESS.
Mares. MuIes and Ponies.


On or about July 10th, 1878, will be at
Emporia with drove of 500 TO 600 well
selected Texas horses of good size, for sale
at low prices. or to trade FOR cattle OF all
kinds. Parties desiring horses or mules,
singly or In lots, either broken or unbro-
ken, will do well to await my coming.
Notice Of exact date will be given by
posters. Address, at Junction City, Kan
sas. W. M HURST.
FRENCH's RESTAURANT AND CREAM
PARLoR,-1T9 Commercial street, west
side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
Emporia, Kansas, carries the best line of
creams in the city.
Cream by the quart or gallon at reason
able rates.
Choice foreign and domestic fruits q
speciality. 2I-3m
For choice PerfumerIes, Fine Soaps and
full line of Brushes, go to
lift NORTH & RYDER's.
>~-~-~--~~~~>~~-~~>
Summer complaint or Cholera-infamtum
that fearful complaint which is carrying of
the infants and children by the thousands at
this season of the year, can always surely be
checked and cured by DIR. WincheI's Teeth
ing Syrup. 1t has never failed 10 give i'm
| mediate relief in the most severe cases. II is
a boon within the reach of every mother DO
not fail to give it a trial; you viii be pleased
with its charming effect. BE sure and as L
| for DR. Winchell's reethng syrup. Sold by
all druggists at only % ceuIs per boIr4e.
-S-~~---~~-~~~-N~~-~~~-~~
Fne-Iames smiths Imperial cigar.
Unc'e Sans Harness Oil will keep Ieater
SOFT ami pliable, thus preventing its crack king
or ripping, keeps out water, and is better for
oIl1ng harne IS than any other oil ever made
It will make harness last again as long. Sold
! by all harness makers and dealers in Ieath err
Give it a trial.
Lily eEpool and London and Globe In
sufaneG co. of England, assets SOS, 900 900,
surplus ST, OOO,0OO insure against loss OF
damage by fire. Policies issued at cur
| rent rates. Tiff A. N. HANNA, Agent.
~~~--~------~~~---~~
Pure vaccine matter, just from the cow
GENTRY & NELLIs.
For Lone Star Oil, the family safeguard
go to lift NORTH & RYDER's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

A dispatch to the Atchison Cham
pion says Col. Leopard Harris, OF
Ohio, Gen. Coulter, of Pa, and Col.
John A Martin, of Kansas, have
been elected by Congress managers
OF the National Home for disabled
volunteer soldiers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28
happy.

The Potter committee is adjourn
ing over from day to day in the
hope that something may turn mp.
II they would gracefully let go their
hold now, It would relieve the Dem
ocratic party at large from consid-
erabIe auxfety.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

The editors returned from theiI
excursion Friday and Saturday
After having q good time at the
Bay they went to Niagara Falls, and
from there over into Canada. They
had q glorious time and came home
happy.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

We understand the friends OF
David KeIso, of Oswego, will pre-
sent his name to the State conven-
ton as a candidate for Governor,
and that he will have an Influential
and strong following from the
southeast. Mr.. Kelso is a long
time resident of Oswego, and an
able lawyer, and would undoubted.
ly make a good officer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

We don't want any man as a can
didate for Office who thinks more OF
himself than he does of the Repub-
lican party. It Is the selfish, ambi.
tious schemers that bring political
disquiet and trouble.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28
In the District Court Of Lyon County.
State nf X kuaaz
ALNERIN GILLEfF, Pitt,
Is State Of
EDWARD HAYES And
I0uN RsTeaHIr lifts

To the defendants, Edward Hayes and John
Russell: You VIII take notice Ghat you have
been sued in the above entitled cause in the
above named court and that plaintiffs peEi-
tion Is fled therein; that said defendants
must answer said plaintiffs petition on or
before the 10th day Of August, A. D. 1913, or
said petition VIII be taken Is true and judg-
ment rendered aeeordfnglyj that said plain
tin Is the owner and in the actual lawful
possession Of the following described land in
Lyon county, Kansas, to-w1t= u OF n y
and n x Of = OF section Z. township 40
range IS, and that plaintiffs title thereto be
forever Quoted against any and all claims Of
interests Of the said defendants therein. and
especially said defendants claim Of title me-
der patent from the United States, and in
termediatc convey ances Hereunder to him
self, and that said defendants claim Of title
Is inferior to and null and void Is against
plaintiffs title, and that said defendants and
ali persons claiming said premises or any
interest therein under or through them, or
ans or either Of them, may be forever re-
strained and eDioined from setting mp or
prosecuting any Claim OF title to said premfs
e, or any Interest therein against said plain
tn. his heirs aud assigns; and Tor such other
and further relief IS may be righx. and tor
GILLxEF 8 FoRpz,
2e3t AtE'ys. Cor PinsG.s Eznp0ria, Kan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28
CHEAP CITY LOTsI
Now is Your Chance
to Buy at Low
Figures.

We have just had q number of
good building lots in various parts
of town put into our hands for
cash sale at the following fig
ures. These lots belong to an es-
tate that must be closed up,
and hence they are offered low for
cash. In many cases adjoining
lots are held at double these
prices:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28
EMPORIA NEWS
FRIDAY. JUNE %, 1878.

A few Anthony papers are deeply
sympathizin9 with Col. Martin be-
cause he has announced himself rs
candidate for Governor. Who will
care for Anthony, now2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

The arrangement made in the
Berlin congress Saturday that the
Turks shall be allowed to occupy
the Balkan passes is not fayorably
received at the Russian Capital.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-28

One of the saddest men who went
away from Washington last Thurs
day was Glover. He was appoint
ed to investigate Republicans and
caught only Democrats. Hence
forth he IL an outcast.