The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-29
THLNGAMYJIGS.


rSA man cut his hand badly with the glass of a
broken window on Massacbusett, railroad train and
| hal the wound JresseJ nv ! nbvsr;an ut the next
station The inurv ienr;yed him ncrmanentlv of the
nee of his arm. through improper Treatments "a he
claims The weiobt Of the exnert tes,;monv was tbat
country doctor did all that he knew how to do The
Judge told the jury that physician is responsible
for that reasonable degree of care, diligence, and
skill which are properly expected from all persons
employed to render skilled service, but is respon-
sbe for failure unless failure clearly proceeds from
q want of such care and skill He also held that
physician in small town cannot reasonably be ex-
pected to possess the skill of city surgeon. The
verdict was for the defendant.
IT, The peonls .f u,wor,h ,.,.-u;,,., 60 null
low the III hnrS al nn;iJ NV ~ - gu, ~ y r,'..
one on which a cry went firth in f,r"r Of The T,,s
,noorIapJ san.srarx 40 h,iiaw..i h,' ,o;,;a ;,h
Genius. within whos. w.lis Ejs anil Currer ami A..
ton Rrll vorsh;nneJ and pa,r;.l Rron,a ,n;,;s,ari
and beneath the sb,day of Which hs hnr;aJ - 80
and Al children h.s,re den,r rim h;ms.1f ITa FELL
church now hears no fnrther traca AZ The Rrnn,as
than small tablet ON the chancel WALL opposite the
pew which they sat. but the spirit of the family
pervades the place, and instantly almost sufficient WAS
subscribed to preserve this memorial of those who
made Haworth famous.
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TT IL n. nv , Nc g',.o1 Oh .ue thiiSueiPn,a
G,.' We. nnI IIi,. Meanesaay 10 MISS Cora VI
Srat.: young iauy o, Hebrew extraction anu mem
Der of an old Philadelphia family. The ceremony
EniscopaI rleryym.n Tbs hr;is ranJ ann, ~ a a
early love of Wa.hip.ton Irvine and VS. ,hs or;1
insl of Rebccca in W.Iter Scof,'s ..I,anLos y Tb.
bride wore n tr,xejl;nc Jr..s AZ ha,,,a rem i,,ao
cloth trimmed will sSil h,nJs az \ Grh,ar sLI
and bonnet of velvet She i rather tail af hanJ'
some figure and apparently thirty wears of are Col
Mcclure who has n beautii,l w bitc p,us,,.h IA an
one
rl-J-6 Dax;. b,s b., . f,u I.rr,h nor,-,;, os
himself paiute in the clothes he savs he wore when
he was capturrd southern normal .avs that ..the
loose coat of Confederate crav sybtjv held tao.,her
nv a single button the b;Sh ION hoots g;v;no GOV,
aer look to the erect and graceful form. one hand
placed akimbo ON the left side, the other graspng
the soft felt hat hanging carelessly at the risht sc
produce most pleasing effect Mr. Davis seems to
have forgotten his wifes petticoat and shawl when
he stood up to be painted
- Bur,lette writes in the burlington Hawkeye:
Il remember in 1876 when we had the great Cenien-
NAL tea marty M Burlin@ton tba, saw more rsvoIn
tiopary relics at Union iiaI than have seen in ali
New ENGLAND And thcy were better relies roo
Those saw in Old South Church were yery old and
battered and faded, and altogether shabby looking
while the Iowa relics had bright fresh modern look
to them, that much plcasanter to contemplate"
~ firm of hookseI,ers in Nor,bamnton Mass
has reee;veJ mn or,Ier from Tarhoro 1, far tLre,
gross of .Emerson's Evangelical Primer That al
mot fo,.n,,e, rarL r,s ,nL;sh.J in ISM arJ Co.
tanned n c,Ivan;s,ic cateeb;sn, Scr;nturoI nass,cas
and woodcuts of Saints in glory ard sinners in tor
ment. On the title page was a recommendation sign
ed by numerous clergy men. including President Tim
othy Dwight of Yale. Only thvty-six copies could
be found toward supplying the Tarboro demand.
~ noor b,lf,,r,zej wom,p wont into n n;c,,r,
gallery in Iagran"e missouri; n few Javs 400 Will a
Child In her arms. which She said she wanted nboto
graphed. She leisurely examined the specimens and
found somethin. that suited her when She proceeded
to unwrap the babe and take position for the pie
ture. The artists surprise may be imagined when
he looked upon the subject and toun, dead Ii had
died the day before.
~ Candidates for the Presidency who are heinz
dulcetly wooeti to accept the second place ON the
ticket for 1880 should sit down alone and solemnly
mediate on the nregnant fact that n President an
points l04 900 officers while Vice Presidents patron
age is limited-we may say, cribbed-to the nomina-
ton of caterer and woman for the Senate IL is
an awful gap that yawns between our first and see
ond political stations Washington Post
~ When Capt. Eads the other day received : 3d.
900 at the Treasury. for work done on the etes at
to him: This is a large sum to pay to one man,
Capt Eads replied: But very little Of it will remain
in my hands. I some of my creditors now stand
ing outside waiting for me to come out with the
money
~ The new dollar note, to he issued by the en-
pire of California. will have in the centre picture
of Emperor Denis l. Over this picture will be the
inscription: "PooI YOUR issues Beneath il will be
the words: 1.-THE Chinese must CO." Around the
edges of the bill Will be rev Of washtubs, with
MEXICAN women presiding and a swarm oil dead Chi-
yRTAusust Cramer, a leader in the Baden reyolu-
ton of 1915 and q refugee died in Newark " j.
Thursday, aged sxty-nine. While tsking supplies
from Carlsruhe to Gen. Franz Siges troops Mt fei-
years Escaping from confinement, he came to
America anu settiihS IN Newark, eked out IEeii-
hoou py teachinS ufi"ms'
~ 1t is a singular circumstance, that though any
number of crowned heads have, during the present
century, been exposed TO the attacks OF assassins
the oniy neau Oh state VINO mas iaiIen IN that man
ner was the PRESIDENT OF republic-Iincoln and the
only monarch put To death IN the century was exc
cuted on american soh-MaAimilah Oh Mexico.
n Mss Ciairmont, the intimate friend Of the
Sheiieys anu OF Byron ana rsPuted mai siser Oh MIS-
Sneiiey, uieu recently az Florence. she was not n
blood reiatve Oh Mrs Sheiiey put her mother became
ne second vile OF lMr. uodWn. the iather oil Mrs
1Isre her rsai a,br;.t;,n name vas jna N''''o Vi
an - ". ~ "'
~ fmiadelphia druggist mas collection OF Old
coins and autographs which Is sad TO be worth 80,
w: lie mas oeeh tnirty years making IT, just now
~ the ,7xss ~ tbe Pres;dsnt anil ~ ~; aan:
;,;on 1. the autooranh ~ Rachel Jaet san rh;E =
hei;exeJ m be the opfv one extant ""'A "
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~ L'un as y i La ssiroioser' whom al
hnrs H. ss;yes obs.,re nro,,aI;.s r,-h;:, anss,;y
eone true in n remarLabte Inanner lie nro,has;s5
he d;aster =, the Rr;t;.b arms M The Cpa u, C"o
ione on Jannarv % lie has solJ more tLan in 0oa
,on;es of hi, YEAR, almanac ~
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,,y an imnorta INF mart in Auer;can naI;,e. in Is
~: ,nan,bs Thar are ho,b eon,nrosaJ - 81.
on- ia,t"rs Ths Honsa ill o.a nj -. a . s ,
,nJ The Pre.;,snt will veto and veto ami ra,o IT,
The end VETO will get the best of the v-o-rE-Bos-
on TrareHer
r1rA ob;Id nj Fort wavne Ind su.lol int, a.,
xinSnne a kernel Of corn The doctor wer. "o;ns
% cut the wndpipe to remove the kernel but another
n If 4 a.