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A ROMANCE AMONG THE REDS.

There passed down on the train the
other day, says the Winona (Minn.) Re
publiGan, an aged but smart looking Ia
dy, between sixty and seventy years of age
having with her little child about two
wears old, whose dark complexion I'm
mistakably betokened Indian origin, and
naturally excited some curiosity. The
lady was communicative, and told
story filled with romance. She was
widow with an only son living in Con
neeticut. Her boy grew to be young
man, and, filled with love of adven-
ture, he forsook the parental roof and
came west. His rovings at last led him
to Bismarck, Dakota territory, where he
became interested with Indian traders,
and married the daughter of Il chief, the
fruit of the union being one child. At
length in an engagement with hostiles, the
young man was Killed. The sad news in
due time reached his mother. She was
almost disconsolate in her grief. With
true maternal affection she at once re-
solved to search for her sons child, and,
if possible, find in il an object upon which
she might bestow her care and motherly
love. Forthwith she journeyed to Mime
sofa The difficulties in the way formed
no barrier to her New England energy.
Her diligent inquiries along the North
ern Pacific railroad brought 10 her &C
quaintance a man who had known her
son. For fifty dollars he offered to find
the squaw who had been her sons wife.
Without going into details of the search,
it is sufficient to say that the tribe of In
dams was found, and with 1t the squaw
and the child. When the lady first saw
her grandchild she thought she could
discern in his features a resemblance to
her son, but when the little one was in
the midst of a group of Indian children,
it was hard TO discover much difference.
Nevertheless, tie grandmother of the
dusky little half-breed was bent on hay
ing him brought up under the gentle in
fluence of Connecticut civilization, and
she quoted her compunctions of barter
ing in human flesh by The exigencIes of
the case and the gift of six sacks of -four
to the bereaved Indian widow. The old
lady departed with her new-found treas
ure, as happy as boy with a new toy.
She fondIed the little Sioux with indie
scrIbable affection, and the little chap
responded by making his doting grand
ma buy him all the peaches and pears
that the train boy offered. The picture of
youth and old age seldom has more TO
nance done up in couple than was here
presented. 1t will not be surprising one
of these days to hear of thst cultivated
little savage pulling with the Harvard
crew
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The difference belWeen success and
fAilnrs IN lie Is not nteriy 20 much
potter d natural endowment OF Of adj
vanlpgeous position As II Is question
Of grip The man who doesn'G know
how q lei 20 Is the man who. in the
Gong rnh. acconplishes the work which
he sets himself>to do. The reason that
'ye zee around rs SO many useless lives
thst = great many men are Incapable
forming any strong purpose and
zen sticking TO IT, They oscIIIaie from
ne occupation 70 another. Or If they
adopt some definite profession or
trade. they shift from place to place,
staying nowhere long enough to gain po-
sition or reputation. Their lives are a
series Of beginnings. each with little
less hope and little less heart than the
one before. In how marked contrast
with such lives IS the career of man
=, ss.s ont with d ed determine
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t''r n = t.illzed Tor all purposes
f'oi 'r,n. po,h indoor and out, IN
a. Iprifaie Houses, and at 4 cost
4 ian that OF the cheapest oil.
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~ ana "ithoas waste over .
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81
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celkQr Tame, gives out little heat,
sub, Hanger, requires no matches
S1If Is indeed,a little sun In
Led by household
9l0ps used are simple IN con-
Aad the ordinary table.lamp,
wiyt No. ), costs but twenty-five
paS extinguishing of one light
nisfIIect the others in the least,
sltaingenioas device, the electric
= 3 each house can be measured
ensId the same - = now done by
hInh ssrueting the generating ma.
hope manner shown ia figure 10,
J prQ'olncrnlcd capable Of perform
ofk. snch as running sewing
s"nping water, etc. 10 run
rs 70 Nv ing machine requires the
looks- oniy Is much electricity as
that W. oqe JET OF ilght, ana the
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80 ~ sias.cl,ape 10 the apparatus
uer tetst' anu merely to'icilns a
be l1ieAtsy arranged.
Hen "a ~ what NJ has accomplish
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- CHAINS TO have made SOME
nndi iiscoyeries IN regaln 10 The
etties OF certain chemicals
as led 70 experiment With
elscW,ng With the neural Gia.
ing otIs5h OF the propagation y
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gia and rhonmAfism ID.
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OVER THE sTATE.

WEN 4AAA oLAA -
Kansas has 15Olodges Of Odd Fellows.
Decatur county has been legally or
ganized.
Mcpherson county has l25, 900 acres of
land in wheat
Isaac Custard married Miss Maggie
Pie on Thanksgiving day in Russell
county.
The St. Louis, Kansas & Arizona rail
road is now completed TO point near
Leroy, Coffee county
A man named MeisenthaIer, living
near Seneca, Kansas, was killed by
meteor one day last week
i, Oswego has recently erected an opera
house and Masonic temple, and now it
is to have new hotel and a court house.
A new pipe organ for the Congrega-
tional church at Topeka has arrived from
Boston, and is being placed in position
The railroad gap between Waterville
and MarysvilIe; connecting the Central
Branch with the st. Joseph & Denver, is
to be completed by January 10Th.
The young men of Ellis have made up
purse of sl75 to send Billy Kelly, of
that place, 10 the inter state walking
match at Niblo's Garden, New York,
during the holidays.
Since they have commenced hauling
out dead cats from the public well at La
Cygne, the prevalent and gratifying be,
lief that a vein of mineral water had in
vaded the well has faded
Oskaloosa is up on the temperance
question. Tho people are determined to
close the saloons, and the saloon men say
the drug stores sell Illegally, and they
propose TO prosecute the drug stores.
Rev. Father Kuhls, in his jealous de
votioRs to the best interests of the young
men Of WyandOtte, has established an
antitreat society, over two hundred men
having solemnly obligated themselves moi
to treat or be treated for the term of five
years.
Marshal Mclaughlin was shot 10y
WIN. Jennings at country literary social
m Allen county, one day last week, be
cause Mclaughlin had been circulating
scandal about Jennings and refused tC
retraci. II was thought that the shot
would prove fatal.
Trouble Is brewing at Mcpherson be
tween the Santa Fe and Kansas Pacific
railroads. AT the point the NJ. p. in
tends crossing the Santa Fe track, thai
company have about 800 men at work
laying switches, and have temporary
Injunction on the X. p. to keep 1t from
crossing.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Maine Politics


Boston, Dec. 22-Dispatches from
Maine report that indignation meetings
were held in various places Saturday,
night, to protest against the recent action
of the governor aud council. There
were large and enthusiastic displays at
Skowegan and Hollowell At the latter
place resolutions were adopted calling
upon the parties who were rejected at
the polls, but counted in by the governor,
to refuse to occupy seats in the legisla-
ture, and concludes that there must be
no submission for one hour or for one
instant to the infamous count of the gov
ernor and council.
AUGUSTA, Dec. eat has been ascer-
tanned that the Republicans elected to
the legislature from LibsOn and Webster,
in AndroscoggIns county, were counted
out on the alleged ground that the re-
turns of the election were signed by one
select man acting for the three required
by law. The select men have now made
affidavit that each separately subscribed
their namef to the legislative returns,
and one of the select men is a well-known
Democrat.
Iudian News.
Los PISos AGENCY, Col, Deco,
via LAKE CRY, Dec. 22-Ouray has just
arrived from the camp of the White
river CteS and announces to the commits
sion that he was unable to effect surren-
der of the prisoners demanded by the
commission. Ouray has given the
White river Utes until the 23d instant
to deliver up the prisoners. This is his
ultimatum, and If not complied with by
that time, he will call for troops and
assist them in a war against Douglas and
his tribe. Ouray says the feeling is very
strong against giving up the Indians,
and he is of the opinion that the war
faction will prevail. Ouray has done
all in his power to carry out the peace
policy of the government. and, having
failed, is ready TO assist the war depart
ment whenever it shall commence opera
tons.
Wall Street Rumor
New York, Dec. GA report gained
credence in Wall street, to-day, that
James Keene will soon withdraw 81, 000, :
600 from the banks here, to be sent 10
Chicago and Milwaukee to margin
wheat contracts beginning 20 fall due Jan
uars 2, 1885,
l. $. KalIoeh's Bullet.
SAN Francisco, Dec 23.-The bullet
which entered Mayor Kalloch's chest last
August, and has since his convalescence
caused him considerable trouble, was
yesterday extracted from his left arm
pit
Heavy Shows.
NEW York, Dec. 22-The snow
last night and the rain of to-day ell the
streets ankle-deep with slush. Pedestri-
anism in the open air is abominable
The street cars and stages are all well
filed with people, who are dragged
along by double teams
PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Dec. 22.-Snow
has fallen here to the depth of nearly
seven feet. The storm extends along the
line OF the Erie railway to Susquehanna
and north for a distance of twenty-four
miles The trains are little delayed
The thermometer marked, this morning,
three degrees above zero. The weather
during the day has moderated.
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slrS Todd, whose husband dfseompi
weeks ago, rented her property and re
turned home last week, taking with her
the remains Of Mr.. Todd.
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~ environment, disc0uragemenIs of any
fart. eouni for nething with such man.
tflle very stars in their eourses fight for
him. and before the might Of bis con-
.centrated energies all barriers give way
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Enlhmocrat says the estate
Rev. n Mckee, of that pa
Eva l. ., all made from the
lmmehitsn a poor man when
home at sissouri Democrat, a
bride We
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The hrmily Of Mr.. Frank Davis and
his father leave for Emporia this week.
and Will make that place their future
residence.-Eureka Graphic.
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The demand for Pennsylvania coal is
unprecedented in the history of the trade.
The market will take 100000 tons in
excess of the production of 1878.
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The At. & S. F.
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The use Of ep,,
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Preparations are going aheI
Knights OF Phythias ball Chr
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Our Hartford itcmizer is ai,er Keno's
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sIr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hensd
Council Grove Friday nigh,
party. &l
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The Engineering and Mining Journal.

ssThis splendid magazine should lie foHBf
in every reading family -'-Germantown Tel
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1.-THE electric light isreaIly asuccessthe
aght Of the Inter-Ocean and the Chicago
accompanies comes too hate. We are
v and re-. : this lively "scrimmage"
with her Gas blood in its eye"
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AS will be seen by one 30
pmns the business and hqlid
on hands.
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Post office changes in Kansas during
the week ending Dec. 90, 1879, furnish
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EsTABI.IsHED.
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Henthorn, postmaster.
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SAN FRAScIsCo, Dec 23.-The bullet
which entered Mayor KalIoch's chest last
August, and has since his convalescence
caused him considerable trouble, was
yesterday extracted from his left arm
pit
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Iudlan News.

New YORK, Dec. ga report gained
credence in Wall street, to-day, that
James Keene will soon withdraw 50, O00,
600 from the banks here, TO be sent 10
Chicago and Milwaukee to margin
uars 2, 1880
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Heavy Shows.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The snow
last night and the rain of to-day ill the
streets ankle-deep with slush. Pedestri-
anism in the open air is abominable
The street cars and stages are all well
| filed with people, who are dragged
| alma nv d04II1ie Teams
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THE WONDERFUL
Christmas Number

tReady Dec isi} is the largest and most bean
tiful issue OF any magazine for girls and boys
ever published. containing over one hundred
pages and ninety five pictures.
Among other attractions, il will contain
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Fort SCOTT, Dec. 22.-The receiver of
the defunct Merchants National bank,
of this place, has declared an additional
dividend of thirty per cent, payable to
the creditors on or after the first day of
January next. The probabilities now are
that the assets Of the bank will pay near-
ly one hundred cents on the dollar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-06
Foreign.

LONDON, January 6.-The weather
is again cold. There has been a daily
increase of distress in every quarter
the past week. At Manchester last
Friday there were 5000 applications
from heads of families, representing
l3,5OO persons, to the relief committee,
and on Saturday 1000 fresh applica-
tions were made. During the week
1900 families have been relieved in
Wolverhampton. A considerable in
crease of distress is also reported from
Sheffield. Sixty thousands pounds
worth of bar silver arrived here Sat-
urday by way Of tie Plato Chill pack
ct. The whole was secured at 49s d.
for Austria, for which quarter there is
a slight revival of inquiry. Bullion
gone into the Bank of England on bal
ance to-day is $4,000 pounds.
The Russians will eyacuate the Do
bruja on the 18th of January. The
new cruiser, Asia, from Ahila has ar
rived at Oherobourg.
HAvRE, January 6.-The steamship
Herder, which grounded Saturday, on
leaving this port, got off yesterday and
started for New York.
MADRID, January 6.-The death Of
Moreasi was speedy. His body re-
mained on the scaffold till dusk.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 5.-The
plague which has broken out in As
tractian is said to have been intro
ducOd by the Cossacks returning from
Turkey.
Nothing is known here of the
Ameer's intention to seek Russian
protection.
PARIS, January 6.-Admiral Ton
chard, a member of the chamber Of
deputies, is dead.