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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-17
JUDGE d. BnockwAr, Chairman.

SOME COOP IN IT.-The now California Con-
stitution, bad IS it s represented to be, has bad
one glorious effect, If We may believe Demo
cratic correspondent of the Democratic New
York San:
To THE EDrToR OF THE SUE.-Sir: see that the
Eastern newspapers still talking about the ef
fects present future, probsle and possible, Of the
vote on the new Constitution last May.
can give yo9 the most striking result. and in IN,
State deader than Andrew jackson.
San Francisco, June "a.
This is but natural result of Democratic
practices. For the sake of present temporary
advantage, that party panders to every lswless,
wild and unprncipled element that arises in
politics, instead Of standing firm for principle
The result is, their party becomes disorgauized,
and their members go struggling off where they
cannot be found and mustered into rank until il
is too late save the party.
A DAMAGING STATEMENr.-In this issue we
print statement from the pen CT the divorced
wife of W. II. Smallwood, formerly of Kansas" |"
now of Washington Territory. 1t is written in
plain, simple language, devoid of harshness, and
with no attempt to conceal anything; in short, it
is the story of q wronged woman, and carries q
conviction of truth with it. The facts stated
are disgrace to one who was once highly hon
ored BY the people of Kansas, and who had =
bright future before him, but who lost all by
politics and gambling, and ended by desertng
his family, aud obtaining divorce upon unjust
charges, in order to marry another woman. for
whom he had taken q momentary fancy. What
his future will be, time alone can tell but it
seems that he still harbors political ambition
far above his ability to do honor to.
" The two legged old hyena, Ike Eaton, Of
Leayenwortb, who dragged the body of his dead
baby from the grave, to parade it before the
public to aid in assisting frand, and subject
ing it to insult and derision, writes us an insult
ing and filthy letter, no doubt dictated by the
materialized spirit of some scavenger, because
We characterized his beastly conduct rs 1t de-
served. You poor, crazy old ghoul, we'll bet
you Eve dollars that you will die in an insane
asylum, and that it will not 10 many years
hence, eitber-providing, always, that you don't
commit suicide while . crazy spell is on you.
u Some Southern doctor is fearful that the
colored refugees who came here several months
ago, will cause an outbreak of yellow fever in
Kansas There is also danger that they may
cause an outbreak of slavery in Kansas. No
telling how far back the thing may strike.
r. Ex-Governor William Allen, Of Ohio, died
suddenly, at his home near Chillicothe, on the
morning of the lith. This settles the status Of
- T.
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NEW STORE
AT LEONA.

j. 4. MYERS
Has pat In . general stock Of Merchandise at
Leona, Kansas, where he proposes to sell
Goods at rock bottom prices, for CasA. His
assortment Of Goods Is complete.
July I.-ln- J. A. MYERS.
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crawls
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, one of the wickedest men of
his day, ID dead.
OKoLoxA, MISS, May q, 79.
To the Editor Of tke States IA Hayes has announc-
ed his intention to the army Mt the polls, when
and where the interest of his party requires would
it not be well for the Democrats to put batletried
soldier in the field for l8SO-for Instance, JEFF.
DAvISi 80
Do You think, ye bastard Democrats of Yankeedom,
that We have 1.-THE of the love and veneration
for the Union that had for the old Confederacy
Do you think that feel one title of the deep de-
votion for the star spangled banner that felt for
the Bonny Blue
DO you think we have the least respect for the
beastly Radical laws that blot and blacken your
ute book
You fools knaves if you answer in the affirm
ative-bnd fools or besotted knaves.
We like the snap and jingle of the speeches that
majority of our Confederate Brigaders have made in
the present Congress.
They will do to dot, far as they 60, but they
hardly 20 far enough. They leave little too much
to be understood by intuition
But wait till our President takes his seat in 1881.
The way that the Capitol will then ring and rever-
berate with Okol0na melodies will be y caution to
Lincoln blacklcgs and Southern scatterbreeds.-Oko-
Iona fAissJ SoMfhers STATES.
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Gems.

When Hayes retires in 1881, to make room for a
President it will he the duty of Congress to declare
him Usurper, to cancel his messages and vetoes
from the public records and to remand his name to
eternal infamy. A more thoroughbred criminal new
walked the earth unwhipt of justice.
Whenever Yankee Congressman lays chip on his
shoulder, want to Southern Brisailier spring
forward, and yank il as high the Capitol. There
will be baek-down the part Of The bullies when
this little performance has been repeated few times
They must be taught their old fear Of and respect for
their Southern sulIeriors.
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u Some Southern doctor is fearful that the
colored refugees who came here several months
ago, will cause an outbreak of yellow fever in
Kansas- There is also danger that they may
cause an outbreak of slavery in Kansas. No
telling how far back the thing may strike.
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his day, ID dead.
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Mar. %. 'D-iy.
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alss City Lsts md Dvsllings In Troy ~ EsSsS ~
t3une7e.
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there, II he was elected to Congress. told him I
would, but to be of it, or We would be like We
were at Topeka-left without anything. was op-
posed to his being in politics and that one
why wanted him to come to Missouri. He had spent
everything we owned in politics. This is the third
home that 1 have tried to help him f1 up.
Just before received his letter, saying he had ap-
piled for divorce, my son was married, and We had
talked the matter over, and said would 60 out
poor since the warm weather. was sick in bed, or
l should have written to him sooner about il Ny
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FROM THE LAND OF THE SODOMITES,
AND BEYOND.

HOLDEN, NO., July I, 1879.
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Road Notice.

THE Gs,'1il STATE ,,E ;s.x,;.;,,S or KaNsAs. ,ss.
prrI,.p ap q,
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
BEFORE THE WEDDING.

HOW ALFONSO WAS CoNsoLED FOR THE Loss OF
OF ARcACHoN-A MATCH WHICH CABINET
COUNCILS PROJECTED AND LOVE CoNsUM-
MArED-DAwN OF PROSPERITY FOR SPAIN.
The sounds Of revelry which yesterday greeted
Queen Chrstine's accession naturally recall
tho day when Mercedes heard them eighteen
months ago. The history Of the fair and gentle
Mary of the Mercies still lives in popular memory
and few have forgotten the royal idyll. begun In
exile. pursued amid countless obstacles. which had
its day Of triumph on January 23 1878. when Al
fonso's choice solemnly blessed in the Church
Of Atocha. In those stately aisles. filled with all
that Spain could boast of nobility OF wealth and OF
intellect, amid the deep tones of the organ. she adj
vanced the of the Princess Of the Asturias in
her robe Of white satin and her snowy mantle. with
diadem of pearls on her brow and tho ovc-light in
her eyes. Great and general national rejoicing cele
brated this wodding solemnizcd under auspices 80
favorable, frsught with SO abundant promise Of
happiness In fve months the royal pair were
parted forever Death came in between. Alfonso knel
at Mercedes bedside and that nothing should
make him faithless to her memory. Spain was
plunged into a mourning that. for once. was no
mere outward show. Mercedes fair young sister.
the Princess Christina, vision Of beauty. with o
cloud OF sunshiny golden hair about her. received the
news as she lay q sick bed. "Oh, Mercedesi"
she cried, "why could not have died for youY'
Fate was loath to part them. Christina sank from
hour to hour. To tho last shc kept souvenirs of
Mercedcs-lockets and bracelets and rings each
linked with some happy day In tho past To tho
young widower sho sent casket. presented to her
on tho wedding day. "Give it back to Alfonso she
cried; "it will remind him OF Christina and
Mercedes" Then. turning gently to tho weeping
family, .Ah. there is Mercesi" sho whispered.
"At last going to SEQ my little pet again." SO
one sister driftcd out OF life to meet the other.
THE HEALER.
1t was very after the death Of the hrst queen
of Alfonso XII. that Spanish politicians and states-
men entertained tho idea that their sovereign would
have to seek another partner. State reasons were
adduced to show the necessity for ana foreign
alliance. 1t argued that only In this way could
the King dsperso the hopes Of Carlism and its sup
porters No one, even before the twelve months Of
mourning we're over. seemed to think II improper in
tho press or in Madrid society to discuss tho rival
merits Of many princesses. Death dispsllsd some
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
GENERAL GRANTS VISIT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Nov %, 1879.
A session of the Committee of the City Councils
charged with making suitable preparations for the
reception of General his to this city
on the 10th Of December was held this after
noon. Communications were received from the
Patriotic Order of Sons of America. the American
Protestant Association, the Educational Home and
several other organizations of citizens. announcing
the wish to join in the welcoming exercises. mo-
ton was adopted asking householders to decorate
and illuminate their premises day and evening. All
clubs, societies and associations designing to join In
the tes timo nia requested to notify the com.
mitteG vt once. The committee will meet again Mon
dav
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
LOUISIANA POLITICS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov,

NEW ORLEANS Nov. %, 1879.
Mass meetings were held tonight by the demo.
cats at the St. Charles Theatre and By the republi
cans at Lafayette square. The republican
meeting was the largest of that party
held here for some years. Speeches
were made by General woodford. Judge Taylor
Beattie and others. election will be held Tues
day for State officers. and the new constitution
is to be voted on at the same time.
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/ As it is desirable to get the most posi-
: bic good from this four days institute. j
is thought advisable to inform the teacher!
beforehand of the work prepared to b,
done in each branch of the studies men
tinnel. Hence. we give in diagram tn,
parts of each subject to be treated on eacl
day. All teachers engaged in the county
as we'll as persons holding certificates. arr
required by law to attend iSce See. q
IN Ac! Of the Legislature authorizing TIE
holding Of County Teachers lnstitutcs)
and all will he expected to recite from
these lessons in the Institute work. There.
fore they will come prepared.
Professor W. w. Wylic. A. ID. May
narl and Frank BeRepee will conduct the
class work. with such other assistance
from time 10 time rs the County Superin
tcn,ien, may direct.
Tie following persons have kindly con-
sented to lecture on the evenings of each
day. rs follows:
FIRST NIGHT: Rev. Clark Wright. ST,
pcrintnndent of Public Instructions 81
Montana.
SECOND NIGHT: TO be supplied.
THIRD NIGHT: Matt. w. Anderson.
Subject: ,,lcation and Training OF chill
trrn at home and in the sch0nl-room.
FOURTH NIGHT: John Y. Bogcrt. Sub
ject: Serious and Comic aspects of Ed,l-
cation: Whe'e Parents are to Blame.
The public generally are cordially in.it-
this Teachers Institute. We hope to
make ii pleasant and profitable for all.
GEO. w. MONROE.
n D,k T,.y.,.x:o.
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All sizes of Horseshoe Nails at Jockeys.
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cooking revolver. which he had lust pro-

cooking revolver. which he had just pro-
cured OF MIR. Coleman under pretext of
intention to purchase.
The Miner of the 9TH inst. says the labor
market in Butte is OverstOcked. AMI tina.
t ,ere isjnot only no work to be had. but
that positive suffering exists among the
unskilled kboring classes. 1t advises
such. no matter how sober or Industrious,
to keep away" from Butte.
Casey. the driver on the Benton road.
who was lost in snow storm Dec. 9th.
was found by VIM. Rowe of Fit. Benton
Jan. 9th. about 30 miles north of the 49,
Mile Springs. When found he was sitting
in the cart which the horse was drawing
slowly along. His right foot and leg We're
frozen nearly to the knee and the left foot
was al o frozen. 1t is believed. however
that he will not lose his limbs. All the
time he had moved in Il rcle. picketing
his horse AMI camping nearly every night
and had daily passed within n mile and :, half
of the Springs. lie was without food al
most nine days. nothing having passed his
lips except tobacco and snow.
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LycCuNl Entcrt0ingMen

The B"Zeman Dramatic Company gave
their fourth entertainment on Monday
evening last to very good house. consd-
condition. bein" drit!cd full of snow. The
entertainment! consi Il of the ..Miser OF
Marseiles." and just Arrived From tie
Moon" with two Rotations, The Three
Bellies" by Miss Libbe Wakefield. and
Peter and ThSbe." by Willi1i Walsh.
con iuling With beautiful transformation
scene III seven tahleauX. The Temple OF
Liberty >ingly and rs a whole. the en-
ierta!nment Was very crs'iitable to the per-
formers. The fifth performance will take
place in about two weeks.
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harles X. Wells, of Auerbach. Wells

harles X. Wells, of Auerbacl. Wells &
Helena. visited Bozeman during tile
= week and returned on Tuesdays
Rc'l. Although an old-time resident of
Territory. this was "Charlie's' first
to the metropolis OF Eastern Montana
it is needless to say that he was most
Orably impressed with our location,
eeabiy surprised vi The size OF the town
Its exteusixe tneIc;uile operations
OF course. predicted for LIS a brilliant
ife anu gave us his benediciiOn. Come
PIN, "Ch;alie" and make n LONGER visit.
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The following is the daily programme
tor the Teachers Institute. to be held at
BOzeman. commencing on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 25th. and continuing four days:
Opening EXercises-From $40 to o'clock
am.
Time occupied by Territorial and County
Superinten'lents-9 to $50.
Reading-9:3O to 10. a. m.
Arithmetic-lO to IL a. m.
Geographical to II IN.
NOoning-l2 TO l p. M.
Grammar to Up. III.
Orthograpl.v-2to2 $50 p. III
IIistOry-2:30 to 3:l5 y. M.
Didatcs. or School Management-3:l5 TO
4p. IN.
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Mont ma in a Nutshell.

The Meagher county tax levy this yea
is 1G mills.
The future of Eastern Montana is bright
ening every day.--Husbandman.
The tax levy Of Deer Lodge county il
% mills mills less than the levy for las
year.
No snow in the Muscleshell valley. ant
the thermometer has not been lower thar
10 degrees below zero.
Russell b. Harrison. the new assayer FOL
the Helena Assay Office, has arrived and
taken charge of the office.
The people of Helena raised a purse Of
$50 as a present to Robert Casey, the mail
carrier on the Benton road.
Several veins of, what promises to be.
excellent coal, it is said, has recently been
discovered in Meagher county.
The Miner is earnest and solid against
any and every form of railroad subsidy
and there is where it shows its good judy
ment:
Mrs. Drouillard has confessed to the
killing of her husband at Missoula, and
has been committed to Jail to await trial at
the next term OF Court.
The .esbytery of Montana will meet in
Hel-'s Feb. 18th. at p. H., and will be
opened with sermon by the Moderator,
Rev. L.. B. Crittenden.
We are inclined to the belief that the
individual was not well read who, entering
one of the saloons the other day, called for
Il drink, and said he would take a '.Bell
punch. "-Ne,o North Vest.
The HusbandDaan advocates the building
ola bridge across the Missouri at Canyon
Ferry. A good idea. provided it will not
obstr,,ct the contemplated navigation of
that stream.
Meagher county had no delinquent tax
list. That Of Lewis and Clark county was
so small il would not justify publication.
and the delinquent list in the remainder of
counties Of the Territory were insignii-
cant.
We regret to announce the death of
Hugh. son Of the Rev. Hugh Duncan. of
Sheridan. He was promising young
man. and his loss will be sadly fel. in the
family of which he was member.-..a adj
isonian. -
A citizen by the name Of Burns has been
missing from Camp Baker upwards of a
month. Being under the influence OF
liquor when he left. fears are entertained
tina. he has succllmbed to the cold and per-
islled.
A maii by the name of Kelser shielded
at Butte on New Years night. He shot
himself In the forehead with a Colts self
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Sixteen pieces of new music were re-
ceived at the COURIER office on Saturday
evening last tor the Needham musical cabi-
net. Hundreds visit this office to hear this
wonderful, Instrument and large number
take advantage of the same to leave
substantial recognitions of the COURIER
The following is Il partial list of the nu-
merous pieces we have. any one Of which
will be played at the solicitation OF visit
ors: Overture. Caliph of Bagdad. Old
Hundred, New Haven. (My faith looks up
t" thee). Waltz. (Blue Danube). Irish
Washerwoman, Bohemian Girl, Heart
Bowed Down, John Anderson Ny Joe.
Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep, What IA
Friend we Have in Jesus. Bonnie Dundee,
William Tell Waltz. st. Patrick's Day.
Trovatore. (Miserere), Faust March. Safe
in the Arms of Jesus. Lucrecia Borgia.
Drinking Song. Mulligan Guards. Branni.-
gan's Band. When the Band Begins to
Play. and Cameron Guards. Free concerts
given. ad iibitusn.
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, Pay Cash for NIX Wheat
AT OUR VALLEY MILLS.
J. J. I0mliNS9l & S0nS.

Dur fair. friend. Miss Mittie Macomber.
Grow Creek. Montana. is the author Of
EARNING piece OF music adapted 10 the
cntltiiul poem OF Thomas MOore-"Then
&c Thee Well" 1t is published in sheet
~ by the Church q Go. music publish
house. Cincinnati. and is an additional
- to their extensive and deservedIy
Cpular publications. Thanks tor the copy
1eived.
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DIAGRAM OF SUBJECTS FOR EACH DAY.

ARITHMETIC.
First Day. l. Definitions of terms used
in Arithmetic. 2. Origin OF Arabic and
Roman Characters. 3 Practice in the
Fundamental Rules.
Second Day. l. Contracted methods of
Multiplication and Division. ,. Great
est Common DivisOr. 3. Least Common
Multiple.
Third Day. !. Subject of Fractions
Thorough Analyst of the reasons tor
the various operations.
Fourth Day. l. Percentage. 2. Ratio and
Proportion.
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iQu!RE AT THIS OFFICE.
p received n call l3sf weeL, f.t

nc received n call last week from Mr..
RN()gcrs Edwards. Il brother OF {. Edwards
= ro.. prominent stock grower, and farm
cnoin the valley. Mr.. Edwards has recent
|y2rrived from tie East and expects to
Re his home here in the future. lie is
~ favorably impressed with Montana
Ill. and will have his family remove
49, in the Spring.
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The Rrenoioyical Journal for January
and the chronological Health annual tor
1879 are received, and an examination
shows them to be filll OF matters of more
than ordinary interest end value. No bet
ter magazine for the money is published in
America. 1t is only $500 u year with pre-
MUM chronological bust. or when % cents
extra tor postage is sent. a premium book
worth Sl.5O is given. In club with the
COURIER, the journal can he had for $500.
With premium book, S5.25. The annual
contains a vast amount OF information in
regard to health. care Of the sick. Phrenol-
0gy, etc., and is sold Mt the remarkably
low price of 10 cents a copy. Address, 5.
X. Wells q Co., 737 Broadway, New York
city.
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" LESTER $. WILSON.

seciabie takes place at the residence OF
a and Mrs, Sanford Ruener on Friday
ming OF this week. A grand bali also
Is place at Speith & Krpg's HALL 1t is
brtunatc tor both entertainments that
come on the same evening. Parties
BRING to attend the sociable and having
mode of conveyance from town. by
ing notice 1t Wilson Il Lewis store
he taken up and back.
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WHEN WRITING TO ADvERrSAEns.
please shy yau saw the Avortlss-
ment tM this paper. Adversisess Nhe
~ know when and where their \ q
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Self-rising anu Buckwheai Flour al

A stiff breeze swept through the valley
on Saturday night last, drifting the snow
and filling up the beaten roads SO complete
ly us to make them difficult to find and tedi-
ous to travel. We have sufficient snow TO
make excellent sleighing and everybody
appreciates tile fact. as we counted no less
than twenty-five sleighing outfits from the
country on the streets at one time last
Saturday.
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A. PIERSTORFF

small party OF Barracks passed thro'
ia the past week returning home from
int on the Yellowstone. They took
~ gantage Of their visit in Bozeman to beg
LII door to door. Were they AS persist
patient and cheeky in following some
MoAorable pursuit as they are in begging
10y would haze no trouble whatever in
hing a good livelihood.
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Buffalo Coat,, FRESH Bread and 3 Its at


DR.. c. l.. Bishcp, with his wife. has RI.
rived i is at present lomi:iIeo at the
Northern Pacific Hotel. The Doctor will
have his office in Monroe's building. cor
ner Main street and Templir avenue. 4
good practical dentist is something Boze-
man has been in need OF for some time. and
if there is such a thing as dentist being
welcomed, We have no doubt he will re-
ceive it.
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For all The deiicacieS Of The season go to tn,
BOHEMIAN LUNCH HOUSE

During Il dance held at kit Etherinm-
tons some time since. Il drunken fellow
WAS thrown down stairs. and landed on
lis lead with such momentum as to break
through the floor: after which he received
Il handsome ''pummeIng' from his antag-
onist. then went on his way rejoicing
tl.at he had Il bur"lar-proof skull and
brains to match.