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stcnll ot Rolhg, rs provided IN tie will, tn The
husbnntl, who ie now awaiting n new trial for
Aiccabc for her money. Thr result OF this dc.
crco Will leave him pcnntlcss.
Spfctas i'isratch 70 The Trh,fne-
Inauguration 81 the city Of uaeipIl Oh the Eli
ncnse =! y. IT,, in the Exhibition Park dur
it which royal aalulc will bo fired BY the but
tsry, also fol.de.jo!c ny ,hc lsIflca, aecompa-
demonstrations. rlla WILL be followed by a
laiMl.cu1ItIotitnn for prizo ot 3..oQ. A hairy
ahow will take plnco In tl'o Crystal Palace IN tic
aitcraooi,f at which prizes nrt to hc offered.
Iiero II to 9o walkimt.lnatcli terchligt't-nro.
ccss!ot,, ns,l graill u!spar Of tlsewOrks. Tile
frcmon from the surrounding towns will ho OH
hand Sixty OF serenity AtaSors of ctttrs ntnl
towns taye hnen communicated. with uni nc.
Cepted Invitations. Il dinner will be Elren III
the evening 70 Tho elsy's Hucsts.,
OrTAwA, Ont, Arril 1H.-A latter hns been
fccciscd by the uayernor-faeneral from Il t,tthl-
Der vi the former tcnants 1T the Duku Vt Argyll
~ Scotland, who l1avo migrated to tho Stato Ut
illinois,, III which the fnllnwing appears:
We tho undernlrncd inhabitants Of tho Village uf
formerly tenants IT tho f>nka OF Argyll, through
eon ny g a.
eonp,shea aud 1."yh witn, tuo Princes. toa'ac. tn
iS" honos or set.ien'snt N,th ynnr s's'a,lnn rmg
lnstrr, which viii bslna,teurated on tho 18th Of
Scn,snlbpr next.
Ills Exeoiency replied rs fol1owss
,,7,,A r. Ae.srs. .iehn Smith, r: G; 6mlsh 2; &
a ase ss ss 5sA M y" Sotnns III 1aia': ssaa sso 4:
s;s s :ss MI, n: If sSs T. AMI: ssssts
tions hasa been long Ultimate ~ personal fticnls
and a ny constituents during Tho pcrlo't repro.
sehted the County Uf Argyll. II will b1 difficult,
f0t lima II, ANA Ia,
, 1879-04-22

Hp{ttoi EA01tcA 20 IH& if1pHHfs
LouisvlLLE, Ky., April 2l.-Last week 4
party from Ciuclnnnti, culling themselves IT.
pIer's Combination, arrived ut New Alb'b'
Ind, and Rnuounced exhibitions ut The 0ptsa
ltou6o Thursday and Saturday evenings, lhs
frat night they played to a poor house, and 1ls
second night there were 50 few present that lot
money Was refunded md 10 performance gtst7'
This loft the company III u crippled condisSa
financially, which 60 pEcycd upon tllc nina o.
Mrs. EmInn Tyront wtfe Of Col. T.. Z. IjfoA
tic manager, ~ 10 cause t!or to become rs'!
dcspondent. Yesterday afternoon hcs hutb.M
lett her ut tho flUtcl for Il stroll! through lcs
city, sic llaylnR refused to accomta'ly a'S* ~
Wien he rrlurI.oa hs found ler ui'icf iae ).
tluenco OF MORPHINE. All efEurts to ardassrI arI.. ra
tho tntal dose.
S4tctat DispateA to TIE tribune.
HnAND RAPIDS, Mich, April al.-Na'lus g. T.
Johnson. youn: unmarried mo-! u lh,s ns|
etrychnlne. letter to aia pnrents stasea ",
bis lie Ind been failrrc aud dsauSs.Ii saS;tn.i
four years, which was tho only reason ass'ss's'
for tic deet,. ....
6ptetal ktsoasea 70 ms 7f!aass H. M.
ST. Louis, April .1.-EpWard AuG'lsitot "
rupt, 0uarrescd With Ills wlfa about meot,
affairs to-day, then tuuk Iicury r|'lc "eps ,so7.
tic parlor, Ifrd one shot, md slew TIC xao's
top of his head Oh against lis ceiling. ne ~
strong Republican, a.l, Under tho nraSs Ssp i.s
sututfoll,was for several ycara CEtf supsen%: ,ss:
OF Registration, III st, Louis. lie MAS % .uS'ii vi
intimate terms with what ts knawn a. s.,s. tne%.
Radical County Court. uo wis u ephgh,m' w.,
alNl ! member Vi lhe irm IT AuEust!n:S Ih1ss
who commenced 10 build tlo wel!.knos,s wisn,.
Allutlolt Foor.liouse. lle was also PESSss,,s YETI
tor OF the AueustIn stone:auarry III essa EN-.
st. Louis. llc had several children. any, ,.h,.t
six weeks ago, 10 had 4 heaut!lnl sat aauIns m..
claut. Augustn was ubous 50 YEARS ol1 ~. ~.
was Enan who onru had lany frle9s sa s.. 'us
slderabla nlluunce, but Of 1ato yeats Nv u.i
prospered. alll his ,ntsfortnncs lase ,s.s 49, %
upon his niud, until he bus been o'''s'
destruction.
, 1879-04-22

1fo fclls How 0onernul tits l.ro,,,p ~
Anlslnvlt from tlh!csro, "A'-
dHtcfat nfs1dsch to 7HA T,.,,,,.

Ito Tolis How 0onerou. ut. ,,..,,
Anl.lnvlt from tlllc,rn os"'f Wa'-
dntctai ntsna.ch to 7as 7r1sna.
Nsw yoBK, April Ala ,,ron1
police succeeded In keeping tho rsns.,, ,o'ea q
With perhaps 200 exceptions, nv,v t. puele
Ta!magc sria! to-day. 1,r. Talnoge ,an, a,v@ ID.
to testify IN Ills own detcu.c, uu1y srr,ot ,o"!aust
the w'tncss.ehu!r 10 tho Rev. Dr 1"ssft; \ 1,"a;
formeriy Of ths ' lIrf,,io. ,a'.u my T.. u rsrln,
tI,rd flint tho ,htcf ott,,t. ~, t"sff' Shot.A
,,rtht,r sn ,,.". .'sVs I'"u tight t1 Iu,ett
"ysuns w eaose' ana iai!y 1nst''lel Dr.. III
mage IN aoihE as lie did, Under the law nf ~
preservation. In reply to question. ,.,.. ~ ssl
Ills kilograms to hs ncnhrr ,rha. soasefhng
woa making IN r,v 49,, ,,, Nnca af Effort
.roimor, to,i hr,ouv '"' a., e''assh debt. b.,
early HE, alM soon had hall the p,s' w.
bytcry III toass. "Thero I, .a...' .se*
CONNECTED With The sen1fnr ~ ,,,a. so"e1hlh.
In .nid :, t,,, ro,,,d ,,,,a - ctelegfhMsn
-, 1n'.' ,,,' '""1 "o"'u i'He 10 c3plsfu. Jot,
f. 4a!thaee Is my nephew, enc OF merc,n,Il.
i!rm, bis PARTNER being lEs brothers. 'Ftor. WV
nil Sons Of Daniel TaImnre. nv trn,hou l",y " ~
T ,vns n vnnnr hova h-,ti,nr ~, .''"cf: hht1
nm 40. W, 1.oet ,a.,. nsn'el eatl 10 ns
~. uao ""1' ~" toos unaappy. Whist t,
the matter WITH your told ln gan,a
to learn somathtng. lIo scnt ma :.
school, maid by bnas,s mn, ~
nv clotlcs, nml hook. Whop : |"e maett
..t.,,, ..t,sa, -. As' ""e" got through
"ttn hsuoo! Ee eeus INC 10 college, Nhc,f
graduated, ho sasd: Nov you want In h.
minister, enppnse.' to1d him did ~.
he sent me to a t',coinr,r,1 ao,pt,,,.r ~. '@a
It. IT,. T. 80 "a'9' hhfa
, 1879-04-22

tHfrHteh 10 hf. Lanls 0tab<' {eH2rsda. "a ~
LAWNENCE, kas., April a0-rhe cojored en-
ierunts who arrived hero last evening aro in
pttlablo condition. The time spent by lhetn ut
Wyaudotte, they ssY, bus been ths leading
harishp Of their journey Grun holac, The .ncu
and women composing this party are prIncIpal-
ly dslo haials. There arc IN housn servants
among them, a,st t1nre tllan ons.ila'f Of thrn,
hru children. At Wynndotte they wrre tuAttore1
OH tho river bank, wher1 onu loaf of ltght brval
was dra!t out daily 10 rach fatnllv. without meat
Of an{ kind. ln consequence Ut .hIs e'skness
prcvatls nsnons them 10 Ba.nt rxfent. One
woman dira to-day, rhllo several are very ~.
Flso hra guartered At thu city buildings near the
railway station, With tho exception OF about
pnethtrd, who IRE still ill tue box-curs
with tAeir effects. It IL tlle oil story of hard
snlp, prlratson, aud 10 pay for hut they earned.
lhc r'ckcsY Frccdmen's say!ngss banks, aud
Canaan they wete to lind In Kansas, led them
West. They expcct and are wlllME to labor.
Many arc sensible uni rcasouably we'll informed.
treatment whict. lliev received here. When
askud by thu 6tohS-D DeHocruf correspondent II
thy had plenty to cat low, thu inyarlablo TO-
cat, today, suah.h Subscriptions hsva been
, 1879-04-22
CANADA.

nebntD on tho Abolition of tho Supreme
Oourt-Inbnring Mon In Trouble--,vateAtng
the Dnpartmu,ital Ulsrks-A yont.1at,ou
tnvcnt,on-.r,n NYcf,rtc ntnr,l,r f,a,...
1norrn~..to,, -, .,,o s,.tz ~ nns,,.,,
A''A"s u.".,o ,,',.. ~. ..' " e1t1 -, ~
ho<e.a4 n'soa'e" - q. 10 20 4"e t''oa"s'
OTTAWA, April 2l.-lho Detroit tunnel and
bridgo schemes woro again ualcr thu coDstdera-
ton OF tho prtyy Council Saturday aul todav.
,,,. ,,, rss,,,, - t.,~ ,,,,.na,t.,ns ,a ~, ~.
Wv tA1 'oeN'' Va 'Ae't u9'''''"'1on' ia" uot 5c'
'fansplFca.
oofesas o'soofea 10 re- 1f70"ns .
OfTAwA. April Sl.-Alr* heelof, member for
East Northumberland introduced hill tn rn-
uc,l th. gu,rcmc conrt NJ f,au,(o ,,a ~.
1..-. sst go ,..'. =. 1sses ~ H ~ -
ctet"er courts Aet' On u'e eFonnu oi economy.
lie said TINT Inst year It cost $52, 900 to maIn-
, 1879-04-22
CASUALTIES,

T1fE GREAT 1EFUKL1C4
BAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-Caps. Carroll, Of
The steamer Great Republic, has made statc-
lncnt iii which he attributes tho disaster to an
error OF judgment ot the pilot in chasgo Of tic
sElp. In taking her 60 nonr Saul Island tint
when tic course was changed tho tide sct her uu
tile sllorc. j.
The following arc names Of those lost by tho
capsizing Of tho bout from the Great Republic,
as furnished by tho purscr: Hugh Lennon, first
of1lceri r. Davis, scrona oilicdr; J. Connor,
hoatawnin; William johnson, carpenter; putur
Rogers, watrllman; fftiomas AfcEtyuy, 1ness-
man: Samuel McMusrny, winter; Frank Mnl-
lory, body recovered; Frank Counrlly, tlretnu1,; |;
ind Alexander HcUtt, fireman.
, 1879-04-22
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, April 21.-The Tfrnes congratulatce
Secretary Sherman upon hs success In convert
Ing tho 1910 bonds, und says tho conversion Of
tho 6-per-ccnt bonds In '8l Is likely to depenl,
moro than tic present operation, on tho ,unin-
tcnenco Of the credit OF the United States
abroad. Tic reviytng traslein the United States
will by tint time probably render It impossible
to obtain money there ut por cant. Now that
conversion llas bcon carried rs far as 1t eau be
for. two years, Mr.. Sherman should direct tho
attention Of Congress and the uutlon to tho
policy Of reducing tliu capital Of tho debt,
which has been for some time neglected.
CoLL1BioN At sRA.
Tho steamer Gollcrt, Capt. Kullewelr, from
Hamburg for New York, was in collision Sun
day wlth tho ahip Koscl!a Smith, from Now
York, and arrived at Sc!lly, where she WAS de-
tained until this morning, when sl,p gave <35, 600
bonds and proceeded.
DEATH Or AN ACTRESS.
btrs. Rousby, the actress, Is dead.
scuLL-ltACE.
Tho race between Joseph Kompster and Will
lam sneuccr from Putney 10 Mort!akc, for El00
side, ras won hy Kempstcr.
HEAVY FAILURE.
LONDON. April 2l.-lsdwarl GEoiRor latter
stlall, Of Singleton g. ratterahalI, solictors, las
ANAiAaAs 44to AAhl4AAVa }AlAVuat " l-4EH.uV]s
NOT sANcrlokEp.
LONDON, April 21.-ln the lfuuse of Com
nons tic Chancellor of tho K1ci,apuer said It
was possible there lind been MI udyaace ot
troops IN Af9hanstan, but tl,s Government had
rot sanctioned an advance upon Cabal.
...-. WILL HOLD our.
Tho Durham mincrs haYo finally resolved, BY
Nyoto Of e Gus to 22224, to continue The strike.
TILE rED.sTuiANa.
LornoN. April al.-At 3 o'clock thIa morning
the pedestrian score Stood. I1axael, l37 miles |;
Brown. 1a7}5; Corkey, 1a7l(; Weston, Ill.
DRNBY KYrlAlNk.
Lord Derby, III senly to IN Inquiry a. TO
whether recent letter implied Ills Severance
from tho Conservative party, writes: ~ don't
see that mr. withdrawal from! the Lancashire
Conservative Association requires any exp|al.a.
tton beYond thu faets already tnadspuhlic. llaye
openly mud strongly dtsaeuted from tho foreign
policy Of the Government. Tint policy sccIns
ln the Hatn to be accepted by tho party calling
Itself Conservative. AMI It " expressly vindt.
Gated In hc last renort ot the Association from
which retired. don't seo l.uw II IL posaiblc,
eooatstcntiy, to support 1u Lancashire what !
haFe opposed IN rartlMrent, unl fur the pres.
cut. at least, wish 10 hold myself free from alt
purity organizations"
, 1879-04-22
JOHN BROWN JR. AND THE NEGRO REFu-
GFEE.

NuEtt0I 7as1altH7 TT 7HB 7FtHHHFs
CLxyRLANp, April Gi.~-Seyeral days ago
aent you special announcing that Cant. Johu
Nruwn, sou Of old John UroHn, OF lIarper's
Ferry lnumory, had volunteered to 70 out
10 tho sid Vt tho negro refugees. 'tt'!s
announcement has aroused i good ,leal
OF public interest In tbs Brown
family, and the question hls
haen yarluusly asked, whether this John Drown
Is of tho saaio visionary Temperament Is his
fa'l'ss. A u matter, u hitors y my BY satd
fortunstu at{alr at Msrptr'& Ferry; That
hu suffered With ! his father gnl other
'bto.4ers IN 'Kansss dattnE tho bloody
, 1879-04-22
THE INDIANS.

Mai. Drisb!n teiexraphs frum Fort E',. ..r,, sI
no bRs received reports from the G9o" a." ~.
to tho ttTcct that about 300 Grow hotse, ,.,,a
stolen last Wednesday, It ts not N1 s.n.
whether tic tlasses wera Flathrl'ls, M'oas a1-,
or Dannocks. They l1uya gone up uE ~ s s,Io.
tirast Ntrcr. Horses ware nlso tuSenn nt.asnlus ~.
might from uunter's bpFln:s ntu ss,,Iuitsf,
npd Will gu IN pursuit. up she b%ses niiI lar,
Capt. Robinson with ono cunpauy vi mn' ri N
frotn Logan aud attempt to heal I!le'n fu,tts
Mutclc-ShelI. Telegra,ns 1foan fo''
conllst, tlts Intelligence.
, 1879-04-22
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF S10NlL OFr1uHn,
WAsnlxoron, D. G., April 22-1 4. m.--Indlca-
tlons: For tho Tennessoa and Ohio Valley, Rta-
ilonary or rising barometer, casterly wiuds,
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
VailnYs, ris!ns barometer, south and cast Winds
warmer und partly cloudy weather, followed ,n
portions by colder northcTly winds, ruin, and
snoW,
For tho Upper Lako REGION, stationary or rls-
Ing barometer, south and east wtnds, warmer
ulld partly cloudy weather.
For thu Lower I.nko region, atattnnnry barou,-
etar. south mud east winds, warmer and clear
weather.
LOCAL COMBINATIONS.
, 1879-04-22
SAD ACCIDENT.
&nkcfdt pisfAtch Ia The TfihnnA.

Bhfc101 7lsbdfch 70 The 1f76Bnk
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, April 21.-A serious and
undoubtedly fatal Incident huppencd III tho
Wabash Hallway yard at this plaeo Inst night.
Freight Conductor J. A. Singleton was riding
on The sw!tch engine, but attempted to Jump
oil III dolng 80 llo foil, aud tho driving wheels
passed over both lcu& cutting tl.cm off aboyo ths
"clcarca swny the wreck" but tl,ero ts no pos.
a!bll!ty of hss recovering. Singleton had hcon
on the Ohio & Mtshlssippi number Of ycars,
md, With tho Wabash only year. lie is
support Of a widowed mother md s1naller clltl-
drcsl. The lccIdcnt wus purely uf hts own
creating as the switch engine was not running
to exceed four miles an hour.
, 1879-04-22

collected md stops taken to rende, H..
comfortable rs possible for tic pre>"nt. s 's%enn
oisl nam oi a'n c III. |natlo. oi astscs *
slbit ro,d to tllose already here. /, III 20 10y.
hoped fl.t stems win bo taken 10. ,,r,, is u y
ate financial relief outside Ut tin ,r.",.! ..!nedk
tiles ascaar cxtcuttcd to tlc,n hers TS.e IT,. fss
f',nds to enable teg, 70 settle IN hom,,,,...st ,..s
, 1879-04-22

ties oath Of allegiance. Tue meeting sent
greeting 10 their brethren Of Italy unrcdetmcA.
TARIFF CHANGES.
RoME, Apflt 2l.-'rhA}Councl Of Ministers
Appsorcd Of the changes Ia tho eustonls-taritt
proposcl bY the Flnancc Minister, affecting cot
fee, pcpncr, petroleum, ETC., from which On In
creasu IN revenue OF fl10,oO0 annually Is nnttci.
pascd. -.... ........-...
uAnlnALp1's DECLARATION.
ROME, April al.-Gcn. Gar'oa1dI, at meeting
Of thc Republicans, declared tim. italy must be
armed and rcnuJ to clain, her uuetdee!ucd
Provinces. q.
, 1879-04-22
IsOY N1ASQLED.

hpscial Dfspdsch 10 7ae Trtbunk
KBvosuA, Wis, April at.-Charlca Dorsy, a
hoy about II years old, while riding In wagon.
accidentally fell out uld underneath tho wagon,
onY Of the hind wlIecls passing over his facc,
nn' br4aktng h's 1aw IN two places. Ilo Is now
in critical condition,
, 1879-04-22

L y IL x1t
WILL SUrpOIT HER JtI.A

WILL surro1T HER CLAIMS.
LONDON, April GA Dispatch from Rome
says italy has plsa4ed hurself to support the
claims Of Greece to the utmost Iluits OF tic
nousicts assigned by the Treaty Of Deriin.
, 1879-04-22

DROUGHT.

CALCUTTA. April 3t.-:rhu continued drought
causes much anxiety. There has been hardly
any rain In Bengal since Christmas.
, 1879-04-22
AFGHANISTAN.

READY To MANGHs
LAHORE, April 2l.-Gcn. Roberts Is ready to
start on the march through shutnrgarlqn Pass
q. 4 moments notice, With TWO spluudld bri-
gadca, with which he will bo ab1o to occupy Ca.
bul, even unusssted by other columns.
, 1879-04-22
And All Arms Held by Sus-
pected Parties VIII Be
Seized.
The Spanish Eleotions Result in Favor
Of the Mtnisterialists.
Secretary Shermnn's Administration
s. Commended by tho London
Times.
Grand Catholic Protest Against Protest.
ant Teachings IN Rome.
RUSSIA.

EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTIONS.
81. FRrRNspuR0, April ol.--9on. Gourko, tho
newly.nppointcd0 Governor General Of st. fcters.
burg, hos ordered nil gunmakers to scnd lists Of
their atock 10 the city eomnatllaht, nn,l sell
only TO persons presenting spccia, authorization,
uniacr tho penalty OF ths contaacation OF tho
stock and prohibition OF trade. rriyatc persons
possessing nrmB can only retain them by
special permission. pofters must be kept ut
the doors Of all houses day md night to prevent
tho posting Of plaeartls and scattering Of ex-
pfosiYes In tho streets,
HOLD TnEtH GROUND.
BERLIN, April 21.-Adyfccs from st. Peters,
burg state TINT two infantry regiments sent
against tho rcvo1.cd RostoT Cossacks showed
aa indtspositlon to nttack their comrades, md
wcre Withdrawn. According TO last accounis
the Cossacks held their Rround.
WIDESPREAD CONSPIRACY.
Tho Post declares widespread conspiracy
exists between the NussIan French, and Ger
man revolu4onlsts, aud suggests common do
icnsivo action.
MORE MURDERS.
BERLIN, April 31.-aimultaneously with Solo,
vleiI's attempt on the Czar's life, three police
mon were shot In Kazan. Among tho assasslns
wero IN educated Girl, aged II, aud nobleman.
SPAIN.
TIN ELECTIONS.
MADRID, April 2l.-Rcturns from tho cleo
tions chow tho following result: Ministerial
lists elected, 275; ConsiLtutlonalfsts, 81; mtn,-
elect ara CASTELAR,, Bagastn, Echegarray, md
Martos. a great number Of electors ahstained
from voting.
, 1879-04-22

upR1stNu IN cHRTB.
CoHsTAHTiNorLE, April 2l.-l'hc inhabitants
OF one district tn Crete hare rtscn In aEms.
ROASTED ALIVE.
BELoRADB, April 2t.-The AIbanians havn
been forced to retreat from kurshnml,c. They
carried oil wounded serYIan. aul roasted hin
alive.
, 1879-04-22

MINERS 8TIfIKEs
GoNnoN, April a1--sovonty-four hundred
colliers In Belgrade hayo struck
, 1879-04-22

PANS, April 2t.-1l Is said IN ministerial cir
eles that telegram uas dispatched On the 10Th
tn Dc B1lcutcrs, desiring him on no account to
leave Catru.
ntANQu1'a INJECTION.
PANS, April 2l.--Tho Rationale has rcason to
believe lint the Government have resolved to
take NJ actton relative to Blanout's election
until It comes before the Chamber Of Deputies
tos ycrE1cntlon. The Ministers will ulrn urge
that Dlan4ul 10 ineligible.
ELECTION.
PARIS, April el.-Niu, {Bonapartlst) has
been elected Deputy at the second taIlot In
Mu1et. polling 11,500 votes against 1o,l24 for
the Nepnbllcsn candidate.
, 1879-04-22

kuowlss' Insees Powder Gun II ~ 'as '1'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-17

Dick Dempsey has repaired the bridge that spans
Jordan Creek at this point.
We learn that Mr.. Brittains family have recover
ed from their sickness, and are about well again.
Miss Nora Nesbit, of Doniphan, is visiting friends
in our neighborhood.
Mr. X. a. Brown is at home with his family, at
present. He reports all cattle under his care in
good condition.
The people in this locality about through stack
ing grain.
Corn makes beautiful appearance. There will
soon be plenty of roasting ears
Since the rain, Jerry James has made arrange.
ments for moving from his farm to Shutdown.
L. H. Franklin was busy repairing the smoke
stack to his mill, which had blown down in u recent
Storm
We met our fcllov-m;rn- -elodIIopper," who re-
ports news and things regularly to the Chief, that
the world may know how old Doniphan hOurishes
A small child in the family of Rev. ID. Waddell
died on last Tuesday, aged about two months.
Prospects that there will be considerable buck
wheat sown in the neighborhood of Jordan Greek
this season.
Honey bees in this locality seem to be doing well
LINBER TwIG.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-17

IAErEE's MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST, IS9.-HTper'
Magazine for August will pleasantly surprise even
those readers who from long experience have come
1 to expect in each successive Number new revela
| ton of the possibilities Of woodengraving. Nevel
has even Hnpers contained in q single article n
many and at the same time varied and excellent
a series Of landscape engravinss those which il
lustrate Mr.. Beniamins paper Lake George
These engravings from Mr.. j. ID. Smiliies draw
ings, twenty-three in number covering every pictnr
csque feature of the lake from Caldwell to its north
ern extremity.
of an entirely different character but Of equal ex
-ellenee the ensravings illustrating Mr.. Gibson's
paper, "Snug Hamlet and Hometown The draw
isss by the author who has taken for his theme
artists vacation among the scenes of his child.
hood. The old New England homestead, with its
inevitable garrett the studies of insect life of the
beautiful landscape views along the Housatonic and
of Hometown characters, and finally the reminis.
eences Of school life, afford unusual opportunities
for illusfration and the result here shown is very
beautiful apart FROM the glamour always east
"reminiscences Of this kind. The beautiful engraving
of butterflies with which the paper opens has been
executed by Edward King, and is only equalled by
the engraving of the pc aeoeks feather by the same
artist, in Hnper's for August last year.
sr. Rogers illustrations of character for Mr. Ride
ing's paper. The Nautical School st Marys'" are
very striking, from their novelty and spirit This
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-17

The last week the weather has becn extremel,
| hot .l,erwoupeter averaging from 20 Ia IOo>
Most of the Fall wheat IL stacked. Some few bav,
| tbresbed Spring wheat and oats harvest pretty wei
! through.
Fairly roa.tiuy ears cucumbers po,atoes anil beans
are plenty, and the usual accompauimep,s follow
such as bowel complaints, belly aches. &c.
Miss Esther Clark, daughter of DR. Clark. returned
home FROM ~r visit to Kansas CITY. last week. wber
she had been visiting for several weeks.
Born. to Mr. Hart, July u, 1879. son.
| Died of Jy.eutery July It'll 1879 infant dauplte,
of David and Mr.. wal.lell. AGED ,,,,out 2 months.
Born. to Charles Floyd in Oregon. No. july sth
1879 a son. Charley and his good wifi. were raised
in Dominican. grew up together to wears Of maturity
married, and located in Oregon. Mo. Nav he live
long witt, his companion, and raise MANY sons and
| daughters.
Miss Fell Of Lincoln Neb, is visiting with Mr.
Mather AMI friends. In company with Mrs Mather
they visited the vineyard III George Brepuer, and
were well pleased with the beautiful grove locality
and the manner in which Mr. Breppcr keeps things
nice about him. Miss Fell seems to like Doniphan
better than Lincoln.
Web Williams, of St. Joseph, has been spending
several DAYS In Douphan
George NJ. and Mary Waller, Sr., went to St. Joe,
last week. Mr. Waller returned Saturday, leavin.
Mrs. Waller to spend several weeks in visiting among
friends.
The School Board have hal n good job done, in the
way of cleaning up the school house lot Daniel
Quinn took the contract, and has done n good Job.
The grounds have looked cleaner than they do
now. Captain Philbrick sowed two pounds of blue
grass seed, some time ago. and it is coming on very
nicely The trees suffered some damage by the storm,
but have been prunel up by Mr. Quinn, and look
=
the incest school houses and grounds in Northern
Kansas