The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28
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If the interior has issued tie following !. I.
-1'he supreme court Of The United Il
States having adjndged the act Of July Il
;, 1873, regulating the registration OF b
trade marks, to be unconstitutional, the -
action On pending applications VIII he 4
suspended uatii further instructions shah L
be received from applicants Trade g
marks will hereafter be registered on \
pending or future applications only IN Z
tnvor of those persons WHO. with full d
knowledge Of tLedecision Of the sapreTne [
eourt. shall request such registration. :
The fees heretofore paid - trade mark I
cases cannot be Tefocded without further
legislation By conSrss It
Dett-fayers s. keadjustezs.
NAsHINGToS. nov. 2S.-Tae chief po-
iitical tnpie Is the contest in Y irginia be- !
bgyeeu The Deb1-P ayers and the Reaajust-
ers Ii lrasspires that each class Of the
Democrats has elected "a equal number
Of members OF the legislature, while the
Republicans have elected t4enty-segen
members. OF these, ten are classed as
Debt Payersand seventeen as Reaejust-
efs This differences gives the Raadjgst-
ers . small majority, il no other question
/ entered in 10 complieaie matters. But
other Questions do enter in, and the Re
pnblicans propose, while holding the
balance OF power. 10 secure concessions
which viii advance their interests.
neiawsre's TaiHg. /
New Castle: Del, : or. 22.-Fiye pris- /
oners, two white, were whipped to-day, |
each receiving twenty lashts. AL were
convicted Of larceny
sleh is Iife ia the Far West.
LEApvIEIEi, Col, Nov. 22.-At one
O'Clock Thursday morning iorty-iive
masked citizens forced Sheriff Watson
| ~ c.f-rfsfaflfs -, fIeTTt FarisDDRr named
Charles Stewart, 4 notorious footpaei.
, who had threatened to kill the man who
had him incaTceTated, as soon as he
: should get ont Stewart was twenty
years old, and begged piteously for his
: life and for time 70 write to his mother
: AZ Dennorsville, Pennsylvania, bat YVES
I only allowed time TO say q brief prayer,
> and was then launched into eternity.
i The mob then took Ed. FrodslIain, and,
7 although he struggled TO get free, hung
+ kin IN a worSman-hke manner that indi-
I Gated familiarity with the hanging trade
y FroJsham has been jumping lois, driY-
/ ing off the occupants by force and con
c Quoting himself in generally objection
t, able manner. The following note was
e pinned 10 his back:
z .'To all thieves, bGnlzo steerers, footpads
e and chronic bondsmen for the same, and
sympaihizers OF the above class of Grim
= inals: This win be your end. We mean
k business. Let this IT, your last warning;
particularly Coney Adams, Coney Col
y Inns, Hogan, Ed Burns, Ed. Champ, II
Il A. Kelly, and great many others who
are known to this organization We ar
n 100 strong
II p A. Kelly, who has been accused o
Jr taking brides while city marshal, ant
or Jim Bush, have been warned to leave o.
&c share the same fate.
is The thugs and bad characters have al
IS, so banded together, and claim that, haF
C. ing rs names enrolled, they viii immedi
to stelv begin avenging their comrades
lg death, and punish every one OF Che vigi
Int lants who executed them. They lave 2
us ready threatened TO burn the town an
IT sent notices 10 some persons suspected /
re. have been connected with the hanging t
,rs leave the country, and the Herald fore
he has also been ordered to quit that paper
L ii having advocated extreme measures
Ia check the ouilawry and crime, whic
m have been decidedly on the increase {
IN late.
on DoDGE CITY. ks, Nov 22-Cclonl
Norton, Z. 5. Marshal tor the norther
'ssrict of Texas. accompanied by tN'
-. e. - is IL the city tonight on ii
ne deputies, 4ha Pan-tIandle of Iel
hc way home from the county of
lg. as, where lie arrested an 9TH.
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go parties, principally ranch men, were ais
he arrested, all growing out of internal re-
Ter enue violations. Considerable eNciu
rht rlent prevails among the ranch men {
led here, and among cattle men who hay
nd sold tobacco to their hands.
lat s1O.e0O.0Oo in Gold.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Unite
- States treasurer to-day transferred e
re re million dollars in gold to the assay Off.
~ at New York, to be used in paying 4
foreign gold, deposited for conversion !
- To American coin. This makes Il tot
~. OF sixty millions dollars transferred +
,-as this purpose since August 18th
ak Arrest OF Grave Robbers.
.ers CoruMBUs, o.. Nov. ga speci
cts from Delaware, Ohio, to-day, says III
.ep. DR.. John Neil, Patrick Hannahan IL
,rn. George Corwin were arrested ut til
oh place on the charge of robbing grav
aae Corwin WAS used as n tool to captu
had the parties by the marshal OF I)ei2wa
ont He made arrangements to accompa
and | Neil and HSanahan to the cemetery, q
we'd then notified the officers to secrete uIe
ars selves near by The ghouls appeared
The the graveyard about midnight, and W,
,bes captured before they had time to on
vas one grave When fhe marshal blew
whistle 10 his assistants TO arrest
far ghouIs there was an exchange OF she
left but without effect. Neil and Hannah
dor were given an examination before
and mayor OF Delaware, ana were DouIli o
linz 10 the court of common pleas in the 81
lax7 of $40. 600 each Neil was held in
his same amount for shooting with intent
no kill.
The 4 New iiaIh-
rate KANSAS CRY, 10, Nov. ga n
IPon bank, called the Merchants Eatior
and has been organized here, with az auth
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,fest capital of $3.50, 600, 10 opea busin
inr about December 1st. J. L. Underwo
/. on president. and j. W. Coburn, cashier.
acre. The Trouble in Ireland.
stol- Sfrco. Nov. 94-Davitt, Daily |
and, Keilen. arrested last week and Lodged
with Jail here, were charged before the ma
mis- trates to-day with seditiOn. Monroe
up en-, counsel and crown Law adviser, {
he Quoted the prosecution. The inqu
ling will be very protracted- PaTpell an
number of priests were Ii the CO
sug- There was I demonstrations The 2
oners were brought to the court unit
r he heavy escort There is a great Grove
Sligo. Ex;ra policemen have beendl
.rtan ed.
was Navigation Practically Closed.
\ TO OTTAWA. Nov. 24-Navigation
an, ana be said TO have practically clio
nee Many crafts have gone into winter q
- tiers. iHoSe returning nome run - :
-, chace of being frozen in.
+ she 80 - :. 80: - -
med HAiAfAA, -HoFis 9e.'i S, = ~ :
!. - Glasgow for New York, arrived
- | this morning. with the Inman
- steamer OF Richmond IN tow. The 4
ny, ,e mond was bound from Liverpool
' ,a1,i, New York, and during the severe We
hight 81 lilTsG uy 49, H 49,, ,1,la