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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
aBorT -TE-N1.NE THE SOFT

iB0IT STE g?ING THE sOUTH.
The proposition TO send a number oi
prominent gentlemen of the North to
Louisiana, to stump that State for the Re,
publican ticket, is received with favor by
Democratic journals of LouIsians. They
say tina; is just what they want; they want
well known northern men 10 come there
and make speeches in all paris of the State
TO give the people chance to show how
well they can behave-when they try.
We presume there ia not a man in the
United States so foolish as TO imsgine for a
moment that such men as Blsiue and Conk-
ing, If they should hold public
meetings in the South, would be mobbed
insulted or mOlested in any way. The
bulldozsrs have more sense than TO do any
thing of that kind. They want to dis
prove the reports that free speech is not
permitted in the South, and hence any
prominent Republicans who nigh; go there
would probably be treated most grstiously
by the Southern people; but after the
speaking was all over and the speakers
had gone home, the colorsd people would
God, when they came to the polls, tina,
the same old rules were still in
force. and that freedom of suffrage in the
South mesnt freedom 10 vote the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Any NUMBER OF prominent Republican
speakers from the North can go into the
Southern States and hold public meetings
all over the country, perfectly secure not
only from bodily harm, but from any kind
OF uncfyil treatment. They would net be
in danger OF any harm; on the contrary,
we doubt whether the most active bull
dozsrs would not interest themselves in
helping 10 set up the lmeetings; but all
this would be merely surface show, put on
AZ a matter of policy, while the under
current Of terrorism and oppression would
go on as usual.
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Cuban Disturbances

HAVANA, Nov. l3-On the oh inst.
about iorty men entered Remedies. robne,t
the railroad warehouse, secured some arms
and He'd to the woods. Volunteers and SOL
diers are IN pursuit.
Fifty-eight negroes from plantation in
the vicinity Of Remedies, fed to the woods
Fifty returned the next day.
The official reports are that the district
of Hol,iuin il entirely peaceful.
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yariou- Foreign Personals,

LONDON, Nov. l3.-Lord Dufferin, Brit
ish Ambassador to Russia, lie in PaIis on
his wsy to 81. Petersburg.
SabOnrof, Russian Minister to Greyce,
who succeeds Prince Lobanoff at Constan-
tinople, ia IN 81. Petersburg and ia not ex-
pscted to go TO Constantinopie Immediately.
Prince Labonoa, who succeeds Schouvs-
loft as Russian Amba-sador at LONDON,
will not be likely to leave C1n-tantinople
until the arrival Of Ssbonroff.
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Modern Int rprtse and Iadepena
ence.
kansas City Times. ;.

Tne beet "organ of public opinion il
our judgment, is the paper that Glands 10
advanced thought; that affords the larges
latitude of discussion; that dispenses equa
and impartial treatment in lis columns t.
people Of every faith, exhibiting fIr thu
public il formation ell the phases and side
Of public opinion that are worthy Of atten
ton, with view to the highest enlight, n
ment. The people no longer have any us'
for hide. bound journals, with only reguia
ton opinions. who dare not censure the
course of any political party or of thu
leaders who champion its abuses. The old
theories of the obligations ard province o.
party journals have been exploded By mod
ern enterprise and independence
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LONDON, Nov. l3-Kipg Alfonzo's mar
riage seems to be definitely liked for the
27,h inst. Arch Duchess Marie Christine
~ill resch Paris on the 10Th inst, whence
she will start for Madrid on the 24th.
Admiral Sour!quiberry, French Ambsssa-
dor at Madrid, will represent President
Grevy a. the marriage. This dispo-es Of
the apprehension that France would not he
represented, owing to rivalry among the
French officials Who desire to represenk
France
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A.RANI.

The reception Of General Grant al
Chicago, by the Society Of the Army Of
the Tennessee, snd the people of Illinois
in general, was one Of the grandest Of all
the many grand ovations given the Cen
eral since ne started on HE tour around the
word, more than two years ago. Our die
patches Of yesterday and to-day give full
accounts Ci the interesting procet dings.
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They Will MeeI.

LONDON, Nov. ia Berlin correspon-
dent telsgrsphs: 1T il stated here tina,
Bismarck and SchouvaloH will meet before
the latter returns to st. Petersburg" The
same dispatch reports that the admiralty
have sgreed to enlarge Dsnt1!c barber and
convert it iuto port for a naval station.
Intelligence rom st. Petersburg il to
effect that Gen. Tomsken has been recalled
and Col. Pe;rupeviteh appointed to COM
mand the trans. Carpian territory.
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WEARY OF LIFE.
determined to Suiciac

PITTsBCRG, Nov. l3.-Charles Wright, a
coal mine employed by the Castle han
non company, was yesterday found sus-
pended By the neck to tree in the rear Of
his resid.nce, near Stone station, on the
Cistle Shannon railroad, three miles from
this city. He was yourg, ind had only
been married four weeks. A ht Of ieal-
ousy came over him, snd he sought to
drown his misery in the hIwing bowl. On
yesterday he made desperate attempt to
cut his throat with carving knife, but by
the interference of friends he only cut the
clothing over his chest. Nothing more
was thought of the attempt until an hour
later, when he was discovered hanging to
a tree with life extinct
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wo,,s Hur, Him Les. 70 Use a CIvb

Soon after Lamou was made marshal Of
the district, 10 1861, he was in the neigh
borhood Of corner fight, and, IN restoring
peace, be struck one OF the belligerenis win
his fist, the weapon with which he was no
toriousI y familiar. He struck rather harder
than he intended, for the fellow was picked
I'D unconscious and lay some hours on the
border of life and death. Lamar was
greatly frightened, and next morning re-
ported the affair to the President. Il am
ss,onished at you, Ward" said he harshly
"You ought to know better. Hereafter
when YOU have to hit q man, use a club
r,,t unur frat
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M. Grant sets at rest the stories Of
irresponsible Newspaper gossips about an
iIaompatibiIi,y between Nellie Grant Sar-
tori- and her husband which rendered the
Iivss q the two unhappy. The report Of
NJ. Ssrtoris' death hsd quite 81 much
found ation in fact az the talk of her w.
- ~,
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Picked I'D at sea.

LONDON, Nov. ~ The steamship Min
nesots, arrived from New York. ha4 on
board the crew Of the bark Royal Arch,
taken off when the vessel was in a sinking
condition. The men had been at the
pumps several dsys. One had been washed
overheard. The steamer sent boat to
the rescue, but the weather was 20 rough
that the men were compelled to Jump into
the sea and we're hauled into the boat by
line
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Turkish AIIiance wi,h Ru..i.

CoSsrAsTIsoFLE, Nov. l3.-1here il
strong tendency on the part Of the Turkish
Cabinet to enter into an actual alliance
with Russia. The Grand Vizier and Osman
Pa-hs, minister Of war, especially advocate
close understanding with Russia II is
said that the Sultan has been gained over
to their view. In this connection i: Is
rumored that O.man Pasba will shortly 90
70 Liyadia ON a spSciaI uizeion
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SUNDkH SIRIKE.S.
Striking NJ stra,,.y,Iis. 0his.

striking NJ Stratisvilie, Ohie.
COLUMBUS, o., November Is -Iaiorms-
ton reached this city tonight that the
miners in the SraitsviIle coal n gious were
not satisfied with 81 per ton for mining.
and four hundred coal diggers would strike
Tomorrow. The Strsitville mines are
mostly worked BY Columbus operators, and
they have advanced the price Of coal to
IS 90 PEI ton. Shipment of Coal from
S:raitsviiie have fallen eff % per cent. dur
ing the De It week
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Enr ru1NnLER,S ILaCE.

A New York dispatch says it is highly
probable that General Arthur, late collector
OF that port, will be made chairman Of the
National Republican Committee at its
meeting on the I9lh Of December. Arthur
il chairman of the New York Committee,
and it il admitted on all hands that he
conducted the late campaign with signal
ability,
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virtually a strife,

BRAIpwocD, IL, Nov. l3.-It is sener-
silly understood here tina; the coal miners
OF this field will petition the companies to
increase their pay for mining. The appeal
will be &c the companiesserse OF honor and
Justice, and not ssvoring of a strike or
anything of that kind. The action l. tsken
in view OF The rise IN the price of coal and
the necessaries OF life generally.
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Wan the Vatican

An understanding Win the vatican.
Surface indications multiply which go TO
show that Bismarck has arrived at an I'M
derstanding with the Nstican. The latest
of these is announced in the cable dis
patches recently, to the effect that the
Pope has requested the appointment OF
Priyy Councillor Hsnster to continue the
negotiations with the nuncios at Munich
and Vienna, and that the German Chancei-
lor has acceded 70 the request
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sOtTNT.N.

The b.g .licago daiI;es don't want 10
laugh n: Tie country papers hereafter ior
puttirg asg' AID roosters in their columns.
Two Of o=f metropolitan contemporaries,
received yesterday, hsd the symptoms Of ss
s.vere an attack OF country style rs We
sv,r rr-.. y.srb
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AKRON, O., Nov. Is "A special to the
Beacon from Clinton, Summit county, sayr
that the coal miners OF the Tu-cuswa
Valley, in delegate convention to day, sitter
an exciting session, resolved to demand s.
cents ton for mining. They have been
receiving 81 cents, ami lately advanced to
20 cents.
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Fatal Quarrel Between Boys.

sr LOUIS, Nov. 13.-About Elk o'clock
this evening Johnny o roo!e. aged IA, and
Paddy Emmett, crippled, sged IS, got into
q quarrel at the corner of Seventeenth
street and Clark averue. Emmett struck
Oroole under the eye with rock, where
upon he whipped out knife and plunged
it into Emmetfs left breast, inhicting q
wound from which he died while being
eoavsysd TO ths hospital. OTools was AZ
rested.
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NEW YORK, Nov 13.-The rumor grows
stronger that the Iron Mountain, from ST.
Louis TO Fulton, on the frontiers Of Texas,
is to be taken into the Scott Huntington
combination for a trans Continental line
from St. Louis to San Frapci.ro; Scott and
his Texss Pacific to meet Huntington and
his Sou ,hern Pacific at Ell Paso.
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Mysrerious poI,stc., u;..tou

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from Ca
nui says; The brigade under General
Baker, consisting of the 9Th Pupjsub cay
airy and three Sikhs, with two guns, has
gone on mission OF political Importance,
but Its destination Is kept strictly quiet"
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Oue Of he raost gratifying results Of the
county, : racoyery from hard times" II
the isct ths. Jay Cooke, whose failure was
the beginning CT the great panic in 1873,
il now able to pay al his oblig atoms in
full, with II crest.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
weu.kuowu Railroad VA,

ST. LoUIs, Nov. - -Chss. E. Williams,
son-in-la~ Of Mr.. II. Clement, OF Cincin.
nrti, and 8 well known railroad man, died
here to-day. The remains were forwsrded
to Cincinnati &c. night.
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joseph A. Brenuer, ii Deaci.on, on the
18th day of June. about ak thousand
people witnessed the execution. He ex,
hIbited but little emotion and died in
eleven and q hall minutes BY stransulas
ton, the six-fe-i drop failing TO break his
neck.
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The late Mrs. Angelina Weld LEI. pa.
per in which she said: IL have purp ssely
selected my old clothes TO be buried in,
that my good ones be given 10 the poor,
that they may do them good after an
| gone.n
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suicide in . Novel WAY,

WATERrowS, n. Y, Nov. lS.-Two
| unkno~n persons in = row boat went over
| Woods falls, on Black river, two miles
below this city, this afternoon. From
| appearances and iheir actions, 1t is thought
they intended suicide.
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LONDON, Nov. ia Liverpool dispatch
says: There is an exceedingly sctivs,
demand for cotton at a general advance *
prices. The demand Ia doubtless the result
Of the improved condition of trade at Man
eli esterD
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Meeting Of the Passenger Agents nj
81. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. l3.-The passenger
agents OF the Missouri river railroads
have been called to meet at ST. Joseph TO
morrow. The object of the meeting il not
definitely known, but it is supposed there
has been another cut in passenger rates in
violation Of the iron-clad agreement Of
Sept. l2.h.
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Not Much Head WAY

Gov. Bishop, of Ohio, is not making
much Roadway politically these days, but
he has sued the Cincinnati Go zdte for S6O,.
600 damages for alleged libel and this will
keep him before the public.
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a Political scheme Unear,hea

PORTLAND, Me- Nov. lS-It is reported
from Augusta that the State authorities
have certificates prepared to send out,
giving seats TO l. Democratic Senators and
80 Representatives, giving Their, a msiority-
and quorum in case the Republicans I,
retire
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Coal Miners N1ri.e .ucecs.rui

MAssILLoN, o Nov. 1S.-Fiye difieren,
coal companies IN this valley have &C
coded to the demands of the miners on de-
tciency work, and will go to work to-mor
row morning. The mines which refuse tc
pay this demand remain idle 1t j.
rumored that a demand for an advance OF
fifteen 10 thirty cents per ton for mining
will be made in fexdsys.
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POLITICAL.


DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Ex-Governor
Croswell this afternoon appointed Fernsn-
do Z. Beaman M United States Senator 10
ill the une1Pirsd term of the late Senator
EharItar
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Foreign Fsrxer's Fate.

LONDON, Nov. 13.-Charles Tomlirson,
of the suspended Liverpool firm OF W. D.
Tomlinson & Co, cotton brokers, charged
with obtaining 100000 under false Pre-
tenss, and With the negotiatioa Of forged
papR, pleaded guilty and has been sen-
tsacaA 70 ten yeaRs penal ssEyituds.
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IElden.

To nominate BIN next year would be TO
give New York end, as We believe, almost
every important Northern and many
Southern States TO the Rspublicans, or else
It would cause the nomination 81 a third
candidate.
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A Glance n New York

We suspec; that the prevalent Repubii-
can notion that the Democratic party of
New York is fairly divided. 20 far - con
Germs next year, 10 . mistake. The cleo
ton has settled one thipg-it has shown
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youruaii.trc consolidation.
TInter.Osean.l

A happy mixing up Of editors recently
occurred, when Mr. George I. Ferris, adj
tor of Andreu's Boz1r, led 10 the altar Mis-;
Lille B., The accomplished daughter o.
Mr.. o. b. Buuce, editor of Apptetoa's Jour
nal A large number of artists, editors
and authors assisted On the joyous coca
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What Some People Thin h /.

VIENNA, Nov. 13.-Some people think
Allko Pssha, Governor General OF Roume-
liza, has gone to Constantinople, after re-
pestsdly being ,sked to do 30, at the Sui
tsn's request, because Prince Labanofi,
Russian Ambassador at CoDstantinople.
has succeeded in convincing Turkey that
Russia il the only friend who can efectu-
ally aid her in overcoming her difficulties
in eastern Roumelia.
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PIaninx viii and O,h~r ,,ou...

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Nov. 13.-The large
planning aud single milis of K. s. Brown
Il Co., together with the office and lumber
sheds and two dwelling houses, burned thi,
afternoon. Lose, SIS 900. Mill and ma.
chIrery insured for 80 500.
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The entrsils of sheep are now used in
California for machine betting, Instead Of
hemp, which Is said TO be much lesa iGr--
BE. A tEree-fourth inch rope made from
these entrais will bear a strain Ct seven
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The Etiquette or the Theatre

IDetIOIt Free Pres,
Every lady who goes to the theatre has
perfect right TO wear a high hat. The
people behind her should have secured the
seat in front. Ii they did not she is not to
blame
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A Story OF Thrilling Interest.

The Topeka Capital is still harping on
Ingalls, and has got 90 far along IS
"ienthiy" 1t is almos. "a interesting as a
volume Of patent office reports.
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Tdleeklp Gimes
sEI..sf.FOEE I.

Wa. harm has General Grant evei
Gsue the Caicego Tribune that 1t should
puSlIsh TIA. Big, black, disbolicai looking
hing a the head Of lis columns, and Cal
:. gty--.r-a
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while the people Of Rhode Island are
preparing to furnish q monument for the
remains OF the MARI gs b. indiars, the
people OF Colorado are pIep.IDg 10 iuTnish
ihe remains for . monument.
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Future Time Keeping.

"No clocks in Heaven" Gays Talmsge;
consequently no time. Ii will be in sr6sr
TO ask brother angel up thsre, "Havs ysu
the eternity with you
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What He Didn't Mean.

Exchanges will soon contain accounts OF
the killing of large hogs. We dread the
ordeal, but we will bear mp like a Chris
iian.-Ek DemOcrot. Il is 20 hoped the
editor is in prime condition. Bets on hi'
dead weight are in order.
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VIENNA, Nov. 1S.-The Czaroviteh and
Czsroyina and the King and Qusen of
Denmark have arrived here Tnsy were
warmly received by the Emreror.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 13.-Gep. Toombe,
in an IN erview regarding bis dispatch to
the Chicago Aexs, says the INTERPRETATION Of
his largusge = that the result Of ths war
w. ths death Of Tie Union, md thst IL
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The Democratic Animal Must Play
Postum this Winter.

The word has gone out, 81 lesson iron
the late elections, that the Democratic ami
mai must "play postum" for the mex
twelve months. TIE coming Congress val
find Democratic leaders tsmooth, oily, anc
polite. People will not be deceived by thu
little game. You are never right sure
postum is dead uptil he is lot only skinned
hn, r,asYet
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Preparing for the Grand wedding.

MADRID, Nov. l3.-Prsparations have
begun for the reception Of the Archduchss
Marie Christine at the railway stations, ON
her way to Madrid. There will be q great
military display at Irut, on the frontier, by
the army occupying the BSque provinces,
under Gen Quesads. The Cortes will sus-
pend its sit,ing for ten days during the
marrisge festivities.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-The strike among
coal miners of LaSalle has increased until
about l, 900 are now idle and only one col
lIery is running.
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PITTSBURGH, Nov. l3.-The chimney
glass men OF this city met and adopted a
scale of prices 10 per cent. above The p,es-
emit scale
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T,,deu and the nag Rahy Gene

philadelphia Mercury, D,m.l
By one swing of the Republican boom
little Sammy and the Rsg Baby have
been converted into political sngels.
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GALvEsroS, Tx, Nov. IA News
special from Shesman'ssys Julius Toodle
Was hangsd to-day for The nardsx Of
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NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The grain beavers
in Brook Ign are on strike for an advance
OF wages.
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Lon=shoremen'. strike ENDED.


BosToS, Nov. 13.-The 'Lopg horemen's
strike Is virtually ended, employers max
ing the concessions asked.
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RslLROAlp NEWS
Railroad lSeceinis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-An abstract Of the
annual report of the Railroad Commission
ers of this State, as far as it is made up,
shows the following rates for freight and
passengers Of the principal roads in the
State for the year ending ane 80, 1879:
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BUSINESS NOTES.
Pre- m.ums for The Encouragement OF
Mill 0KAAHa

Pre- N Iums Tor The ERcOuraSe ment Of
Mill Owners.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 13.-At a meeting
to day Of the Bosrd of Commissioners OF
the Millers' Exposition, to be held here
June next, q premium list was adopted
comprising the following Glasses Motive
power steam boiler and engine fittings,
milling machinery and millers' supplies,
grain, products of the tree, bread, cracker,
ETC.. baking powder and yesst, bsgging,
scales, barrels, labels, miscellsneous 1t is
proposed TO offer 81 900 prize for the best
barrel of dnur
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FOOD OF THE FLAMES.

A s25 900 Insured Blaze In New
York.
NEw YORK, Nov. 13'-Ox.ev & Gid
ding's manufsc.ory of gas fixtures and 4.
7. Edvard,' mandatory Of brass valves
and steam and water cocks, a, 1l3 and liz
Walker street, vas damaged to the amount
Of 81. coo ~ ire to-day. Insured.
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A sure Gaalcatien Of she Prosperity
Of Kansas.
kansas City yournal.l

One sure Indie alton Of the financial pros
perity Of the State Of Kansas, is the iber-
atty viii which the various amusenent
companies. circusss, theaters, etc. are being
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present government is q consolidated or1
and not a confederscy.