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The New York herald., 1878-07-09
MONEY OR LIFE.
EouR MASHED BURGLARS ENTER HOUSE A
NEW LOTS. L. !.

-FOUR MAsxED BURGLARS ENTER HOUSE AZ
NEW LOTS, L. l.
Between the hours Of two And three O'Clock on Sum
day morning the grocery and owslling oil Fer
dinand Kroose, situated Cypress avenue, near the
Jamaica Plank Road, town of New LOIS L. J., was
catered by four masked burglars believed 10 be mem-
oers oil the Shorty Lent gang, for several years
past have made themselves terror TO the Inhabitants
Of New LOIS, East Now York and Jamaica The
thieves obtained entrance 10 tns house by means
Of ladder which they had slolsn from the premises
OF Mr.. John Tostsrrant whose rssidsnos, will be re-
msmbered, Was roooed short time ago.
The burglars nrst entered The bedroom Of
eosrder named ros.orrant. 500, sou Of
awoke two Of the men haa pistols pointed
at hts head, and hr Was told mat II he remained
ioom al they found was 81. Three oi tnc bur- lars
then let the rootn leaving one their hufnber 10
NJ Herman Krooss, uro,hcr OF the uropr,esor of tic
His room door locked, and being unable
10 turn the key they kieked out Inc lover panels
cleanIy rs though thcy bad removed with
The noise awakened Mr.. kroose, aud he heard
the men jump through the hoe In the door almost
edalely alter fet pIsoi pressed against hts
heard n demand Tor mis- money. Quo Of tho men
ht q cauaic, when they again demanded his mon,y.
coupled with the threat tnat tney would take lie
II DAD not compiy tie tncn informed the Dur glars
thai there $40 IN nis pocket ana about $25
the money drawer IN lug store Two vi the men at
once descended TO the store They had JUST op.aned
a iighl when 10 c0uuuct their operullvus when
private watchman named Cue, seeng tha nckering
hight knocked the store his cluu
ing u all was right Within received the answer ia
mui1sd tone. San rignt, Cue" Cue not hiking The
vi the voice aroused several OF the neghbors ana
returned 10 the stufe IL Tho meantime tue burglars
having become alarmed returned 10 tie upper story
without taking anything IRON the store, anu caiug
their c0mpani0ns VINO were keepIng krUose and f0s-
terrant ~ bsu made good their escape
Two oi the burglars are described as middle aged
men, and Mr. Krouse thinks the voice OF Que oi them
The same tLat of person VINO 10 1870 entered
The mouse Lhc same manner aud stole Sl5Q On
San nfirV f.ip nh MA Ysn n
sidIng near Fosters Msadow, while his way
market, was stopped on the plank ROAD near wooa
haven by our nien. fortunately there were several
maike wagons close behind him. and the men only
asked him tor ride 10 Brooklyn, which he reiusod
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CALL A HALT.

TO rHE Eoiros hgRALD:-
Your paper OF the 4th inst contains a very lively
aruclo upor the protest OF physicians against tue
noise OF uic Metropolitan Elevated Railroad. You
treat the emorai addressed TO the Grand Jury
overdrawT ana Interested statement OF tie nuisance.
u there any way In which the HEgALD dis iscover
a. ana what kind OF pecu iary interest rep
resentsf the memorial that research rs commended
To u. IL wtl no. however. escape the notice OF the
lubhc that tho promoters oI this railroad scheme
have ak en- pains on all occasions TO dnuse the ui
Trvssi that the horse rnilfoad companies were he
only objcciors anu the only parties likely to suffer by
Is uccess- II was doubtless shrewd move TO
rerr sent the matter as only war between rival
corr ,orsiious winch the pubic had interest
Au doubtless among ths uhy thousand or one nun
DR. ed thousand people VINO along the line oil the
et VIII be felt by many tins sugges-
y on Ia the HxRALD - unjust as well us unwarrantcd
'y anything w Tue text OF the memorial or the char
acier VI tbOsc wuo have signed u.
"a 10 the statement being All overdrawn picture
lbat Is a matter oi opnioo The medical profession,
BODY, aud any organization witniD IT Is not com
nut,d by the tone or color OF this memorial. only
lnuse gentlemen who have per soual sense aud exper-
oi The mischief aud danger set iorth have used
their undoubted night 10 protest as individuals
thsin IL could not be expected that such had
such sense or experience would ipiofsc statement
inat they mad But the strength OF The statement
rests Ia the fact that II was signed, almost
without exception, Wy all physicians living
within 800 feet OF the line Of .ne ROAD
who found at nome by the cauvasser
carried the paper Aud tho memorias,s beliove that
lust fast others into the opportunity
Of knowledge tney will ir nifty
of opinion. Tns memorial ssts form u humber of
diseases iikely TO be promoted-it does not say
pspdsrsd--by tbis pu l-snce They are MAINLY such
as tner origin in the nervous system and pro
widespread ia valids suffering rather than
esriy DEATH These forms OF disease are already la
tent In very considerable portion OF the community
and walt only for avariaDie amount OF Irritation TO
become actual That already existing they wouIi be-
come progressive and comparatively imnledcabe any
upon tue line Of the road during the cOninu.
tDcs oil preseut nuisance is very moderate aud
fery serious statement. The HKRALD ably represents
pubnc interests. IL favors rapid tratsii, aud tho
memorialists declare themselves not opposed to n,
but before this particular and as vet undcmonstraed
form OF prcoccupics all the ground spreads through
nany avenues aud streets, before aud clsng
meets smother over all neads and all
bers let us call n halt what may be done to
oiminlsh this great aflictioD. LONG BRANCH.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09

GEORGE MlTCHELL'S SUICIDE.

An Inquest was held last night By Coroner Cannon.
OF Jersey cry, on the body Of George Mitchell, The
third ocsr Of the Cunard steamer scyth,s, Who COM
mitted suicide Wednesday night last A number
OF the shps officers testified, but none OF thom knew
ot any motive Mncnen could nave had for
the act. Tho snp's carpsnters who hrst
discovered the BODY. testified that from tho
position Ia whicn tho body was found
Mitchell must have stood aIonxsidc the washbasin,
drawing ruzor the artery OF MS lcit
arm held IL across the basiu until he dropped ia
heap upon the floor from exhaustion Tho mans life
was insured and a. he leaves u wife and family IN
Liverpool the Jury IN their vcrdct agreed that the
suiciad was committed while Mitchell was laDoring
under a ut of Temporary tnity.
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CANAL FREIGHlS AND TOLLS.

An ofnciai statement Was receved 81 shs Produce
Exchange yesterday showing the total quantity, In
toms Of Freight cleared the canal from tho opening
Of navigation to July I. II amounted In all to
15sa $50 tons aganst l,io4 sss tons for the
sponding time IN 1877, increase OF ass d32 toos.
$3l2 252 ~ against $lss 767 "a last year, an
$l23,4s5 55 Tue total amount Of wcst bound
freight on tho canal from July TO July tnciusive
TO- 46l 400 pouuds against 20 33y 800 pounds Tor
the time las, year. The tolls coiiccsd during
amounted to ST. 2s6 49, falling OF of $2s1 Is
compared with the corresponding week OF last
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CORONERS' CASES.

Richard Boltins found ut No. 100 chathsn
street yesterday suffering irea symptoms of heart
disease lie was removed 70 Chambers Strcst Hospi.
tai, where no didd.
Peer Hsmmss an ironworksr on tho Mstropoiitas
Elevated Railroad, struck IN sne abdomen the
9th INST by passing train st tho Eighth street sta
tion. He died yesterday.
Caroline Myers, thirty 1--WE years Of age, found
dsud yard vi No. 9e3 Water street yesterday.
Alcoholism 10 the supposed cause oil death.
Charles Kinkis. eight years oil age, VINO fractured
his skull on SUNDAY last by FILLING IRON fourth
story window Of the house 40 GA Pacific street. died
yesterday. An inquest was herd by Coroner Simms
when u verdict oi death IRON accident was rendered.
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MUST BE MODIFIED.

Te EDrroR THE HERALD
Ia OF your paper Of the Atm mat you state,
In an editorial headed "a Smell oil tho Horse Rail.
roads," tna,a number OF physicians aud surgeons,
some OF whom capable enough men ordinary
practitioners or In surgery, have published start.
nng "protest," as they call II, setting forth the
evils when In their judgment will result from the
noise occasonsd by tho passage OF trans The
fopolitsn Elevated Hallway Among oihcr thlues
you give lsng list OF diseases wnicn The
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
FLEETWOOD PARK.

large number OF admirers Of the trotting horse
gathered al Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon to
witness the two events that announced to come
off, aud SIX heats we're closely contested before the
races wero decided.
THE rIRsr RACE
was for purse oil sl0o, divided; mile heats; best
three In fvc, IN harness. There were Ave starters,
comprising John Moores bay Sea Queen, William
H. Weeks bay gelding RuIus, john Driscoi's chest
ut geiding Jonu Kelly, John Murphy Chestnut mare
Bslic Mac, and Charles Dicksrman's roam golding
Harry Before starting Belle Mac had the call over
tho neld at 10 l. Belle Mac won the race after
close contest with RUFUS in four meats.
SECOND rR0T
was match for $780, mile heats, under tho sadde,
between John Murphy . gray mare Lady kelso aud
WIinam 4. Weeks bay mare Mary Lamb. Tho iormer
was the lavore at $25 10 $40 The following are the
SUMMARIZES.
FLEETWOOD PARK-TkorIISG-MoNDAY, july 8,
ls7s-Purse SlO0 Mile heats, Dost three In ave, In
haruc
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Az st. Michaers Hospital, Newark, Michael Moyns-
han, Of No 81 West street. Is now lying between life
and death account Of injuries received 10 ARRAY
with John Reilly, OF No 81 Arlington street Moy-
nahsn visited Reilly at hts home. Reilly IS newly
married msn. Moynshan joked with his vile Reilly
took offence. row xususd, ending IN Moynahsns
skull being cracked, is feared He was still alfve
last night, with bus sifgbt hopes Of his recovery.
Reilly has nsd and sis believed Is on his way 70 Cali
lorna
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TROTTING AL DETROIT.

SUMMARY.
HAnrRAncK DRIVING PARK, July A-TrottinR race
n harness tor the $ IN inute class. Purse $500.
y. thompson 4 CO., hamours, ~ T..
IN. LuIie PIcrca ................ 1 I
John Funk, Henderson,, KY, Y. Y.
Convoy. ............................
Thor ChamberiE, Auburn, n. y,
Gu r,or IN Dssssy So AZ
SAME DAr.--rroitinR race 10 harness, 2:26 class.
mile meats, best three IN hve Purse, 81. 900
X. Z. Pate, 81 LOUIS, Mo-, b. T., woodiord
William Mccarthy, New YORK. 9. M. Lady
p y Hooa M,x.asce - M. Ro.. q, WASH
George voornis. Dstroit b. M, Monaron Rule 4 6 2
,. Thompson Co. Hamburg, n. r., Dr..
fine, a:si -22e-2:2sb
HAMrRANcK DRIVING PARK, July D, 1878 -Trotttpx
racs mile heats oe. three in nvs In harness, Tor the
2:37 class. Purse, $500
A. W. Blake, New YORK, b. m. Jessie
Hayes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
l. b. harrts, sanuusky, b. 4. bay Dick. z z
J. RirdoD ST Cstnarines, y. 4. AIcxab-
der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
). McLsne, Codwatcr. D IN. Lady Mos
COW .............................
J. Bur.w. Union Springs, u. IN. Nciiie
Rose. ...........................
J. L. RAIDER, Washington, Iowa, u. IN.
Josephine. ........................... b o D
r. Z. faie. 81 Louis, Mo-, b. IN. Orphan
Girl ............................ o
l,me, 22g-2 10 2:3o- 2 :3o-2.3 .3os.
SAME rot,,pg race tnlle nests, besi three In
ave, IN harness, Tor the 30 class Purse, 81, 600
Gcer, Columbia. Tenn, Uik. IN.
Alice West. ............ 4
DAVIS " Edwards, Milwaukee, u M.
CrVxic ............. ............. U q 4
.. Y. Norris, Detroit, ch m. Lady
WORMS. .............. L
C. ". Lepp, Lewisvilie, Ina, D. g I.
W. WOvley ............s..........
X U. rate, 81. LOUIS, NO., d. IN Lu.
ellie. z z
r. j. Wilson, RashviiIe, fnd., q IN.
Blusi.. ........................ q dis
Time. 2z7- 2.27 2.27--2:2sl - 2s-2:2sk
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LOUISIANA MAkKSMEN.
Nkw URLEASs, Jnly s, 1878.

Nav ORLEAxs, Jnly :, 1s7S.
The rifc that will represent Louisiana In the
contest at Mobile. July 10, 10 and II, 10 composed
foliows:-Messrs. Berccgeay, McQathy, Bradford,
Arms, SeIph. Leaumont, Rcnaud, schmutz, Gold
tnwaite and Rabbit This Ioam with three military
company teams, representing the Louisiana Field Ar.
tery, the Washington ARTILLERY and The ContineutxI
GUARDS, leave Tor Mobile this week
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PUBLIC OPINION.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
1 resa with surprise the published protest by ..
number of medical setting forth the list
diseases to be caused by the noise OF metropolitan
Elevated Road. Insanity in IT'S various forms Is un-
fortunately increasing Statistics however show that
u much larger proportion OF tie insane IRON he
quiet rural districts than froyu large noisy cer Let
the learned gentlemen rec oncc this fact with their
statements " tncy can. Again. IL cannot Re shown
that men working Al NOISY trades " no arc daily
posed to and continuous than that
caused by the passing OF an elevated railroad train
are more liable Than other people TO the dts
ordcrs specified la tho protest No doubt people
aiobg the line OF the road have been kept awake but
when the noise " req uccd TO a minimum and thc get
accustomed To whs remains they Will sleep we'll
ruodgh venture TO assert that tue statements OF
The protest are not tenabIe ana the medical gentle
men who signed It could not readily have taken
better way TO or ing their deliberate judgment into
contempt Than w IT'S publication. MEDiCU5.
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calling alnseIf John Kelly, or No. IS ritt
terry Ior . few uollars The Commissioners OF Emit
grafton made complaint. and yesterday Judge VAN
dell, in the Iombs Poice Court committed the pris-
IN default Of Sl.VUU to answer.
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AN EMIGRANI ROBBED.

Mats Anderson, Swedish emigrant who arrived
In this port saturday. ieIl asleep the Battery
PARK robbed nj sl4 and . ticket TO san Frsn-
cisco. worth s6A Fortunately ollcer Groden found
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RACKETS.

The gamo yesterday Afternoon at the court Of the
HoboKen Racket Club between Nat Hicks and T.
Bomeslcr. Both men have good local regulations -
amateur players Following ,s the score -
n Hicks; ..;;::................. ls q
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CRICkET.

The nrst match Of the season between the second
eicvsns Of the Manhattan and Staten Island clubs
will 10 played at Camp Washington Staten Island, 10
day The Manhattan team will take the ten o'clock
hfsnl
The New York herald., 1878-07-09

The game on tho Union Grouna resulted In victory
for the SKippsrs over the Astors by the score OF
to l.
The games 70 be played to-day are ss ioliows:-rhs
Willainbu VS.. Wtokas, at the Union Ground But
iaos Cricsset, at Buffalo; star vs. Tocunseh, at
London. Ontario; Hartford vs Jersey City, at the
Centcbnial Ground; Aautics, OF Rochester, VS.. the
Oswcgoes AT 0swego; Chicago vs. Milwaukee,, at CHI.
cago: Provldence vs. Cincnnsti, az Cincinnati, and
The Bost0us VS.. the indianapolis, at ST. Louis.
Tps Huynakers, Of Troy, defeated the Albanys,
formerly the AuUurns, at Troy, by score OF 100
A. Springfield tue Lowslis defeated Tho Sprng1sids
by score oi ~ z.
rhe International CHAM pionship at Utica between
thu Aanchesters aud lucas was won by the latter by
u score OF 8 to
On the Union Ground, Williamsburg, the Shippers
defeated the Assors by a score vi = TO 1.
To-day the WIlamsDurrs and Witokas play on tho
Union GrUunu, Williamsburg; Providence and Cip-
cipnati at Cincinnati. Boston and lndanapo,is, at
ST. LOUIS Milwaukee aud Chicago, al Cuicago; Cricket
anu Bunao, at Buffalo; Atanuc, of Rochester, ana
Oswcgo, at Oswogo anu star and TocurDsch, at Lou.
don, Canada.
The New YORK nine start y Soui tour to-day,
play ing iu Baltimore anu Washington during the re-
mandor oil the week.
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BASEBALL.

Az tie Centennial Ground, Jersey City, yesterday
afternoon tho Hartiords played their lrst game with
The witokas, OF Brooklyn. The bone club went hrst
the bat. Their retired one, Two, three
order The visitors tSeu went in and scored one
Again tho Wuoklss sent home without ran.
second time tho visitors made At this point
luck forsook The Hartford, aud they aDlc
secure anoIheI run, whiie the witogas gained SIX.
Following IL the score by inninss:-
Cabs. 1st I'd. I'd 4th. 5A. 6th. 7th 8h 9th
Witoka a........- o 2-6
HurII Inrd i i ID II
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04

W. have wa;ted this week to rye the result of our
.;, ..o,;. The. war. ,,ro ,;cte,.;, the field viz:
Tn. N.,;,,,l C,r..,hocl Ticket with !. H. FIoy,l
9. Co.. Me- .u, A.. az. r..rb,-n, T;cte. headed
NV Jos.Nh N.Crm The contest WINS very spirite,l.
.,J n,on ,vh, ,.ner.,Iv wm,5 M, have left their
,s;noss .r.n far a Presidential, e,ec,;op were secu
ON tho s,r..,. with their ,;,t,, old ticLe,s luttou
boluy their friends. Some werc eudeavorinr to con-
,;,oo .,or,, am. ,h,, ~ the Grecn,ack ticket was
,Io.,, T.; non;,h,n Oh. r.rtah,e ,;sn.pssr of Uncle
c.. ,,,,,,sos =, , .,l.r of hv ca, the ,ron,,et
wou,J .ureIv mn, in nm an,ear,ucr during the coming
..,.on aud ,,,, Oh. m an W no hal Kindly feeling for
,,r.enIocks need never more earn his bread by the
sweat of his brow ON III. other hand. the Green.
~ 1y.L., o,,,.oJ NJ ,n,. of orr very heat c;t;
,.ns American and German promise that. If elected
:, -, -, :. l.. r.; = -. ,;...
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Severance ltennas.

Jonathan Springer is the first to commence paint
ing He has painte his barn, and it helps the looks
of his place.
James Thorpe, r. Small and wife started, last week,
to visit Indiana.
Wesley Trryetts school closed on Friday. Hope
he will remain with US.
Miss Lon Clonch takes up school, this week, for
the Spring.
Mr.. Null.. who came from Pennsylvania, short
time since, Lost child. this iTuesay) morning. Ii
WAS about four years old.
Wednesday of last week, Rev. Father Ambrose
was on his way home from here. his team became
frightened, and away. To save himself he jumped
from the buggy, breaking his leg near the ankle
joint. Dr. D. b. futile Called and set the broken
bones.
Pat Corcoran, of Severance, the Boss Builder, has
the contract to build house at Hanover, Kansas
He has bought the lumber Of Cook & Miller and will
frame it here. This speaks well for our carpenter
and lumber men.
The election is over. We had a quiet time. W. ID.
Rippey was elected by one majority. That is onehaf
a vote more than he got last year. The following is
the ticket: Mayor, John T. Kirwan; Police Judge,
d. Davis; Treasurer, Il. r. Harpster; Council, A.
Sanford, A. J. weyer, Vim. Warl, L. C. Nelson, W.
ID. Rppey.
Saturday, T. c. Melee ran of. The Mayor ordered
nm extra session of the City Council to make arrange
ments for his capture. when at noon Monday, he re-
turned, bringing a lady with him. Tom set up box
of cigars to the boys.
Married, at Wathena March 3lst, by +. +. Dixon,
j. p Thos. C. McGec and Sarah j. Gordon. We con-
graduate our friends and may they be found travel
ling the road that goes Gee.
After the election, the 'poor men, and Foreigners
brought out the artillery, and fired few rounds for
the new officers 1t notable that one salute was
total failure. suppose that it was like his majori-
ty, small thing.
DIR. G. S. Hopkins will deliver an Address before
the Sons of Temperance, Blue Ribbon Club, md all
others that wish to attend, at the NJ E. church, in
Severance, next Sabbath evening" at 8 o'clock Pub
lie installation of the officers elect of the of Tenn
perance will take place on Monday evening following,
at So'clock.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to Weycr &
Mcee must call and settle accounts to save cost.
Farmers,
Call mt the New Cash Store and get barrel Of Salt
for AIS, H. of good Tea for 5Oc gal No. Syrup
for Co., % yards Dark Prints for 81, and everything
else Mt bedrock, for cash
4aprI JOSEPH McCRUN
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Ii has been infimated by some itemser that "i,a-
vid- and .'cioslHoppcr" were in partnership, DO
say. Is il possible that such thing can DC We
deny it. Must have been some preacher that made
that announcement, for they have been pretty hard
on some Of them. Their artillery hzzied, and came
very near being n secondhand funeral Arch should
have had complimentary, sure.
Most of the small grain is sown, and farmers are
preparing for corn planting Harvest time VIII oe
on hand before they are really. Wheat looks SPLEEN
did everywhere
good many persons got letters out Of the rost-of
fce, the first of April, that did not before
Oh Charley. how did you like those cotton fritters!
DIR. Clark. Route Agent on the A. X n mail train'
moved into the Harris house, last Monday
David got foundcred ON fresh hsh the other Jay
Our Marshal has been up to business, in the Last
week or two. Calaboosed two men. ONE was iA"
yer, the other worked on the railroad. Inc a"sef
agreed to plead hscase and get him out OF tue ooose
rs he was put into the cooler for joke o"t 'ne
lasted all night. They both were sober, next MORN
ing and were let out to dry.
Luther Dickerson, living halfway between mere
and Atchison, had fine horse stolen, last SUNDAY
night, as did also mover, eampcti near inuepena-
enee bridge. Every Township should organize VIZ
lance committee, and hang every tne'hg eus' '"es
could get hold Of Some measures must oe 'aAeh. ~
there Is not week. lately, bur some iar'ner u ioe
ing horse, and at the season oil year when most
needed.
Born, to Preston Swshcr March 's'h- IN" u
daughter
Born, to VIM. Quinn. March 3ist, 1879 dangn'er.
The city election assed Oh quietly us lar ~ heara
from Cinzeas heket eiectcu ny su'aii ha9o'"!
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CIR ELEcrEoS.-The city election. ON Monday.
the first contested one for five or ak years. II
had been generally understood. for some weeks past.
that the temperance converts were going to regulate
Troy, and the city to suit thems~lyes No meet
ing was called for the nomination of candidates and
NO public meeting was held but few men coneoctes
a ticket, in the distribution of which they DISPLAYED
their usual deplorable Judgment The FIRST knowledge
the public had of the composition of the ticket was
seeing it at the head of the unetns editorial column
SATURDAYS much as to say. That's the ticket
have made for you; vote it, II there had been the
slightest chance for the election of such ticket its
publication by that sheet xopld hare killed Il nm the
spot The people Of Doniphan County have come to
thoroughly distrust ANYTHING mt forward by the in
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04

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