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OF tee!','R III Nesae11 ielhs94s"hla VI "h'en
tho p'lulic elsewhere aoes mt srea' to 10
Informed. Fur h iUpE linn after tho election
of 1874 there was strong sentiment thcrp
Il, fovnr ~ ,trht1nv tho hntt1n nvor nrnin ti,s
-" t,,' ~ I ,.'. ~ IT,, .,,,..,1
31", W." Ill 4.s" wv .'y"e NV ''' :,
nE ueogt"1 ~! :. s,., 1s'.a .'so 'Mu t ~
1hahliost uiat IL Woa'a he ia1a5anus lnf the
party to think Of nominating Mr. Tfsstetl.
Mai. Walker himself thinks ttnt Mr.. Tlhlen
~ ynnlscntno nnt1y. ami Tint # wltl In IA for
a. .,,o o,,i,,a,a "s w., o,s. '" T.,
Ut '''o l"..y 10 n"ni''tM.e s,nv one e'ss' III
flits connection, tnat Na]' walker may not
seem tW occnpy an anomalous position, It
should be said Tint
"''"''' W T,,r r1rc.r,ox ,,r r,,rrv.
,o,o,.,a T., ~, ra"r,,. %,an!a4 'n ~ ,or
neieGntcs III ErM SoMm'iy, acsnitG u'e ponM,Iar ,,
ntfI!"ii;cn u nlr. aMus!l' nGetts ~ Wthef
aSt. aaStHtsor n. ri,s ;LnM s14I1,tr i1"I taaE t ~ & ~
Scm1t; at ,!.. tittGllS h,.'na,ta 1flG!a' nt-
alali MnlkGl niieveS ~ 1mhsentlom w.!t ~
g.,m!lGteu Mltay "Mu Wa..ios "y ,{ f'trs! ~, ~
tUak ~ o., WV; " ;,St.i. ~ M!t Ill.,, ov H'G y.
taG me,eR'llntn,; y MsaSFsH'oM e[; .n9at y
HG1eteilee o! te seIMp'eH " Sgma.nt "Hihee'
iiLMh"s' ii1s M;itess n fn,!me'pHs, GGsR",
eion sin''i" mihist upon .u ma.'"ctaa!,s ny
III, ~, ,ac',. t'"hst ~, sL,iHs 1'ains v''as ~.
wv! ~ Hin"o ~ Nt IhE HGitEAt.Mt ~. ~
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THE 'FRISC0 TRAGEDY.


Young Kn11oc1A IMtervlcsved-The Cons
aplracy story Rlatiy Denied. =.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April 2G.-The Po,'
tlts evening publishes M interview With
young Knlloch. lIo still declines to say AMI.
thing Of the circumstances leading to hlsat.
tack OH Dc Young, but regarding the alleged
conspiracy in which Ransomc, the Mayors
e0lorcd servant, is made to figure, he re-
marked: "1f you 500 jim Ransome you eau
tuli him Just to como right ont square with
tho truth. It can't hurt pny one"
Mayor Kalloch was attending to his duties
Mt the Clty-lIall to-day, lie voluntarily
stated that lle deeply tloplorod tho turn tlas
MAttcrs lad taken, antl 10 did Ills family. lls
l0lg lit that within thirty days, when hs
excitement mad subsidized, however, 1nuchne
tragedy was to DO regretted, tho city ut lasgs
would b6 more peaceful atll less agitate4
With regard to tho report Of Ills having been
downtown on tho night OF the shooting,
both 10 a'ul bis son deny the r,,mor Us being
malicious md absurd.
Tho Mayor md N1ra. Kalloch .wero out
driving Nll day last Friday with fr!ends, aIn
returned lto'nH nt0 p N. The Mayg}r }t ~" is1'
room to, rest. l!o was called for tlllnef a. 1
went to bod. !lo, fell usluep shortly at't1 4
EUinH to btll, but WIS aroused Abon! y
O'nlocK nMl Informed that his son Ind killed
Charles Dc Young.
Regarding tl,e rtln,or Of the conspiracy DC, d,
lux Carried in ut tho l.ouso whcru ills col9frdi
s.'ryunt lo,lgc.l. tho Mayor sl!d TINT By 1ss
yfsltUtt Ills servant almost every tlay Willie ~
WINS sick, and 30 hnd llls son, md that t1ets
Wns nut tic sltghteat foundation for hs
clnrga 0f conspiracy. 49,. H., M
further public speeels to .nakc. Thu naEH
who tried 10 ass,lsinuto him Is no more "
though h0 mot Ills tltRth from T. source w. w
waa nf course to him most deplorahe:: ~
should continue to fulfill tic duties qs Chls Cs
Tho worklngmen have placed q g1lard o. o.
twenty-five men taken from their militia " ~
!,ty 1T Mayor Kaloch's housu to prt,yon:: taS
Intrusion Gf undesirable partles who. u!es
think, might 10 intent oil Bonso slespesa''
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A blind Crowd.

D{FfAE &Ttf 4ffk4s .... - 4
The subject II st,lor n!!nlnass ea',,0 Up " y:
captail offered to tcat tho eyes of seyeFai q: nSs
Nov. 9s,ys, what's tho color Of my noset. ,sa
"Whltelf th0y replied In uhnFls. 1t "as'~
Ga hoet, but they wer0 after \ drink. l.. an.
"Cofredt," sAfl the captain. "lals - ~ ia
vtncca lne thAt your eyta Are All ftFat = ~
the color Of whits. What IL tue coloso' ~
"uray." .......'. :... "a. v,,u
"CoFtpot agaln, except the sandy sRots; sc;otss h .!
shat s:,3s!x ,s3Iox ont shsFo"
ssS il is. And tho colos OF this chair II
"Ned." .-.
.An,! of th1ss' .,..,
"And what Ia my general appeaEancef, !; III 1as
y, 4 yon ,s, sax mo forty rods Ut ho" "o''N'
"A: Perfect sentleman,' MAS the Fe'a'
fhsy thought they had h!m then, Ito etsf'saa snsa
for tho bar hut failed and tinally' w a,,,tr nTr
aud had no nore 70 spy fur lds9 zen n,1bbee, be-,
After they hHd arspalred Of EettlnK an5 4,,t bt
Ut hEs h1loIiso ana wsre about 10 ~ '1'
%Aht Goys, one marc question. II ! sa9Ihss ~ ~
tEsss s!, & teia eFoxd what you'd 10 tho oo''f -
,;,S s Seala betao color ot posr'" tn'' a'
"htlnd u bAts-wo.sa oase l ever saT.aoctst
nuu,bleti, ~ h9 ttAak blu h4Ad frut, h!s ~
"1t would be exaatly tho color OF iee""A:s'
..,n.
M rsnaI 1,vann nss f1fa spk,.t,o lpHGl W.
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at my ttmc hive hecn 0f favorable lcgslu-;
ltoli. Thero was n tint, a few weeks ng.,
when It seemed passiblc Tint a blu to forfeit
tho 1ai,i-grnnt might bc passed., but these
lawyers now think that my such attempt
wonld be impossible, md aay that theyare
confident TINT such proposition could not
oven be pnsscd throagh the Committee.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. !
'rha House to-day passed tho District Of
Columbia Appropriation bill without much
uppusltlot, md without 1laterlna amendment.
1hts i enothor INDICATION Of the earnest Il .le.
Of the session.
THE DEFICIENCY T411~
4 prcmlncnt Dcn,:icrat, heinz asked to1.lay
what elect veto os the Little Deficiency
biz would hive Of! ttae lcngtl. Vt tho session,
aaitl TINT i could l,aye no effect whnt.
Sent SSsr thei9 S Sstss a MC sS fFs sSs
attention TO tic Presidents ycto. II they
could not secure tho passagn Of their hills
will, tho .npnroyal Of the, President, tlioy
would let the bills fall, ns they utt lust year.
INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.
There Is Runlo probability nf n AtsnRree-
in9nt lntWectt tho two iiullsca relnttyD 10 TIC
repeal Ut tho law providing fur ula D0arl of
Indian commissioners, ~ the ScMate C1n-
ialttqa, Is t[spuscd to favor retaining the
oLEoMARaAn1xE.
10 tha 1rttttrn Aasoetatsd Frtts. .
WASHINGTON, D. G., April M.-lleprcsent-
atfyo ThoM,us introduced Il bill to amend the
tnterllnl~Revunue laws 50 us to Impose lux
upon every package of, oteonlargarlno or ll,-
pound, authorizing tho Commissioner OF In
tcfnnl Revenue to proytda special stamps
and ia Issue the proper Instructions nild @ rcg-
N'atl0ns In regard to tic sntle. Tho ptll Ai4i
provides penalty Of 100 per cont Malsd additional
tax. and ti11G hot exceeding l,uuV 1Nr the
eyasloil or noncompliance with tho law ins-
posing the tax.
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
Tho ,senate COMMITTEES OIL Appropriations
amended thS in!ttal! Augmentation g hii! by BY
of tho. nonrsl ut lr,.lan Coln'nissinners THU
BY innknK tic following. additions, ID tlio
amounts granted by tho f1ntISa fur tho pnr-
poses ,,amc!!-viz.: 81, 900 for the trallsp9rta-
iion Of Indian supplies, $30,0 600 for Indian
police. $1,000 for tn|lstrlal sslools anti plr;;
for tic purchase Ut clothing tn meet tho IT.
crcased cost since tho estimates were pre-
parod.
OCEAN sfAlI. sTRAAiS4t1rs.
THO House Committee OIL Post Offices re-
solved to report TO the House. Of lsepTestHhtn.
tiyes TINT It Is wfs0 md Gxpnd!cnt to establish
0ccall .tnAll stsnn!shIp routes to bo served by
rate Ut compensation. Col. Heed, Of 81. Louis,
afterwards innie mn argument IN the Inter"
est OF tic Mississippi Valley Steam Nayigl-
ton Company.
TIE FISHERY QUESTION. ...
Pending the notion OF Congress on tho
t1eaty Ct washington, Y ts tIIl,n',El1t to n
nnce will he sent to Canadian .wnters to pro-
tect American fishermen Agafnst tho recur-
renee OF the Fortune Bay uutrages.
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aNFRH UsPa1tH. 70 3He VHteuVV 2FWHHs.-
WASHINGTON. 2, G., April ga pltts6ilrg
gentleman, who b 0 l.car friend OF Senator
Wallace, says that II Its regular Philadelphia
delegation should'be admitted to the Conye,l-
tlon It will Instruct for Gen. Hancock; other-
wlse ha th!uks thoro Will be no instructions.
Maj. Walker, who goes to the Convention Us
proxy from Erle county tor Georgo 4. Allen,
the regular lolegpts, who IL otto OF Mr. I'll
dvn's most earnest supporters, Expresses All
opinion as to the result OF Wednesdays pro-
ceedlngs which inay astontsh his trilden con-
stituents. lIe suys there has bceu u reyulson
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NOTES..
MRE.rliHEX

Sptetai Dtspatsh to The Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Ex-senator Beck
refers to tho attncks on him Ut Into hy tho
CourterJournnl In a letter which Is printed
to-day Il, the Epo1ltna Post, and says he is OF
tho belief that Kentucky had beat not in
atruct for anybody Mt Cincinnati, particularly
Tilslen. There IL no doubt TINT very largo
element Of tiia Kentucky Democracy, hcatictl
by the Louisville Post Senator HECK. *
opposed to tho notminatiHn of Tlltien, ind
will tight bitterly all ,nachino efforts to i'll
struct for him.
ARKANSAS.
LrrrLE Rock, Ark, April 9G-Secretnry
tnntle arrangements With nil the rlElrontls II,
convey tho delegates tn the Republican CUll-
yenttUil which merits hero OF Wednesday, next.
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NEAR Str, PAUL,

ST. PAur. MIMI, April ad.-A fire abop.
midnight last Ig|lt destroyed the dist!lterY
ut a. Il. Kcitcr md Government waretouss,
1ocntctl Mt post's Siding, three miles from
this city. Loss on building, sa2, 900; Insured
stored, M s'' Goo; M issuemnce' RI ss'5. s0'''
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EDUCATIONAL,

Sp&etat Dapaseh tn Taa Chteapo 1ftbaas.
6osrr.1 CHICAGO, ILL.,, Auril M.-At naoet-
Ing Of thu now Board of Education this
evening at South Chicago, Mr.. Frank II.
Wubster was elected President anil 3(r. 4.
Wilson Secretary. After the regular C0nI-
lMtttecs weru appointed, no further business
appuartny, they adjourned to tic llrst Tues
day III May.
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nrTN OVER.

: spfttaI DlIpat9A to TAd Chicago TrbunL'
DECATUR, ILL.,, April 20.-Henry Aims
worth. ali English shoemaker, willie intoxi.
gated, was'run over and killed BY the ,ear3
on tho Wabash Roatl Sunday night. ono n!i'a
west Ut Ntalltto, ,l1o had q hottle Of whisky
IN Ills pockgt, which told the sud story. Ha
worked ut NInutto.
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CASUALTIES.
A SafASI.up.

~ 8.FI1f3EI3UIe, .---
Special Dispatrh 10 Ths Chicago TftbuHA
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 98-Near West
Lsbanoll, on tile Wabash, St. LonEs i pa.
oitlo l,oad, one freight train ran into ths
rear ofanotllor, knocking the caboose FntoR
thousand fragments md demollshlng an en-.
e..glno Into q l,ox-uar- Of tho forward train.
Tho callsu OF tho accident WIS the breaking
III two OF tho first train on steep grade. "
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CINCINNATI, O., April 26.-A fire. this after
noon damaged knutfmnn's brewery to lhs
extent Of $4,000; fully covered by insurance.
The u. II II. Elevator was also damagedby
fire To the extcnt Of $1,000.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, April a}.-Jnmcs 0. DurH
connectcd with the Auazancl.o md Le,jaer
for tho pnst tiftcen years rs river editor, dIea
Inst night of congestion OF the lungs, Tn
tleccnHvd was we'll known by nll steRmbost
men throughout the attssisa[ppi Valley,
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them to do 80. i. ran hardly hellcvc him se-
rlpls i, 50 ret,cctnE .ppol, hia party md thel,
Tint they hnye mt recoEl,tzed the color!tl
element, hut he onRltt int to es'no to thu
Democratic pnrty f0r. compulsory tMcnsllrts
to lnnke Republicans do W1lat thcy otherwise:
ought 10 Ito.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Special Mspateh to 7hs Chteaeo 1n'aunts >.
ST. l'AuGs 1llnn.. April 90.-At the lnaMT
ipat election iu lied Wing to-day, W. +. llaN
klps WIS elected Maynr. rhere was ~
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WINS n,ntlc. iiowcvcr, by some o0o or ,jdn,-
orE, and two men tPl0nginx to the ,ri.1'- i,1-
weru hatly henten, but the rioters {yrra ,nei nt:i
vented from lfjurlng tile machinery. VT
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No ooallvenos&, dlassha,a, or any bo"eA W.
plulnts whuse Hop 4ltters aru USED
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Notice.

To Nancy &. French, Martha Rose EJ,v.,l
~ Rose, Slias Cox. Mary Eaienor Rogers
W illtam Clayton, Harriet y spiccr. Alley
amer taylor. Addison 4. Russell Joscnl,
BRADSHAW Wilson. Samuel H. Miller. TbnI
deus IL Walker Crafts J. Wright tI,rIrs
j. Ilernon, Jesse Il Amos and Eva Tucker
Josephine Myers, Jessie ID. Sisk Mrs In
seph Gray, heirs ut law OF james ID Sill
deceased, and John Miller N'
lou anu each OF You Will take notice that
you and each OF you have been sued nv J NJ
steele, who has iiied his petition in Tho nil
commenced by him against you and each at
Yoa, IN the onicc of the clerk OF thr ni,tr,.,
Court OF Lyon county, Ennsa. AMI ~, -, a.
names OF the parties to SAID petition .trr / M
Stccte plaintin, AMI You and each OF Vnu do
i n9t gu anu each OF You must an
sWer the pHution 50 filed by J a. Steele on
or before the 18th day Of August !. ID IsS6 or
said petition will Toe taken as t,ur and mi =
lnent rendered dccreeing J NJ Steele In l..
thc oNhef IVA lee simple Of and in the masses
SION OF each. ali ami every of the tracts niece.
or parcels Of real estate Situated il, 1 -,
ooGii'tH, stare oi Kansas, hereinafter de
sSrtbcd, anu tHat any and all right title
cliiln or interest which you and each or
you nave or claim To have iH or to satd
-, ue'ci lb'"l real estate " III Bc de
CECp 10 DC null ;tnLi void rs against I'M.
title and possessi ion of the plaintin nm :,nd Ia
san rear estate, aud that the plaintiffs title
~, ,t,t. ,c',i state aud every part thereof will
DC iuictcd iIs aslinst any and all interest or
lille therein or thereto had or claimed To- Inc
i! III ~ !"u or either Of You, and the court
VIII Grant 10 The said J NJ steele such other
anu lhrther relief ia and about SAM real cs-
late - 10 IT may seem lust and enuifnhIa
illc description of said real estate Is as t,l
in"S, 20 WI; The sc "a of tie sw "A of section
the W q OF the se a OF see IL tn IS ne, n no
81 = Oh sec %, IT, 10. re IL: the I, = of the So
=; = - - Up 70, x y; the = of the no a
81 sec =, ~ ~, TX II; the east !. of the 81 a.
Oh sc Up 10, rg IS: the sw 4, OF sec ~. "a ~
-, - ~" inc Sc a OF see 3, tp H. rg u: all in Iyr
on, sTERRY y sEnGwICK.
~" Attorneys for Plaintiu
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Council Proceedings
Gorrrcu Gu,rrnrnn L,

COUNCIL CHAMBERS July ~.
Regular meeting of council. Present,
Mayor Gilmore, Messrs Fox, Lowe, Nc
Culloch, Whittlesey, Theis, and Wat
son.
Minutes of July 13, read and approved.
Petition of Taylor & Price for license
to keep bowling alley at Lot 121 ON
Commercial street read and granted, the
vote standing as follows: aye-Lowe,
McCullOch and Watson; nay-Fox,
Whittlesey and Theis. The mayor
voted aye,
Petition of VIM. Jay to have Bancroft
hall licensed by the year, read and refer
red to committee on ordinances
Petition of T. w. Lyon to have outer
line of sidewalk on north side of lot 81,
Congress street, located, was read and
Mr.. Fox moved that the city engineer be
instructed 10 locate said line Motion
lost, vote being as follows: aye-Fox,
Theis and Watson; nay-LOwe, McCul-
loch and Whittlesey. The mayor vot
ed no.
Petition OF l.. II. Vernon and others Ia
have water mains extended from Ninth
avenue, on Sylvan street To Tenth
avenue; thence west On Tenth avenue %
Market street, was read and referred q
committee on water works.
Appraisers appointed 10 appraise
property abutting alley between Mer
chants and Commercial streets and
Fourth and Sixth avenue, made a report
and the same was filed and and on mo
ton, It was resolved that the council sci
as a board of equalization at the next reg
ular meeting of the council
An ordinance entitled, IAN ordinance
to abate as a nuisance all existing wood
posts, hitching posts and all other posts
or contrivances to which teams or horse,
may be hitched on certain portions O
Commercial street, and to prohibit thu
future erection of the same thereon, - wa.
read, considered by section under a sus
pension of the rules and adopted. al
voting for except Mr. Whittlesey, wlIs
voted against.
An ordinance prohibiting the sale o
hay, corn, wood and all other kinds o
produce upon certain portions of Com
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GARFIELn AND ARTHUR.
The CoIOred Citizens of EmporIa Organ
ize Club for the support OF the RI
publican Nominees.

The CoIOred Citizens of EmDorIa Organ
Ize "A Club FOR the support OF the Re
publican Nominees.
At mass meeting composed of rep
rcsentatives of the several wards, held in
the a. NJ. T. church of this city Monday
evening for the purpose of considering
the organization Of Garfield and Arthur
club, 1t was unanimously agreed to effect
such an organization.
The house was called to order by Rev.
j. Allen, who, in brief manner, stated
the object of the meeting as follows:
''When in the course of events, parties,
corporations and individuals refuse to
accord to their supporters and co-part-
ners that amount of coqsideration, re-
gard and acknowledgment, for services
which are vital to the very existence of
such parties, corporations and individ-
uals, and silently and otherwise refuse
participation in the routine of action
necessary to accomplish common and
specific ends, but depend on coercion,
presumed right obligations, or any 9TH
or foregone conclusion, To procure sueh
services; il behooves those thus treated
To take such steps in selfrespect and de-
fence, and also in yindication of their
abused rights, rs will tend TO bring about
a reformation. As it is therefore true
that perfect organization tends 10 the
success of all undertaking:
THEREFORE, do we, the colored Re
publican voters of Emporia, Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas. Notwithstanding Ill use, non
recognition, representation, participa-
ton in conventions, caucuses, &c, &c,
| as also the silent but persistent, resolute
| objection 10 place worthy men Of color
in nomination, and honestly and fairly
support them for Offices of honor, trust
and profit within the election power OF
the Republican party of the state of
| Kansas, we look 10 that party alone for
| a correction of these evils, and in pur-
snance of that hope, do now organize
ourselves into 9 Garfield and Arthur
! club"
On motion, r. T. Duneee was made
temporary chairman and r. j. Knox
secretary, after which the meeting was
| addressed by Hon. G. 5. w. Lewis and
VIM. A. Smith. A permanent organiza
ton was then affected with Mr. Z. Page
as president; X. I. Dungee, vice presi
| dent; III. G. Creighton; secretary G. S
Lewis, assistant secretary
On motion, a committee of three from
each ward was appointed To affect an
organization of a club in their respective
wards, and TO act as subordinates
to the executive committee of this eIul
Committees. first ward - Joseph
| Reeves, chairman; ]. r. Stafford, G. s
W. Lewis; second ward = VIM. Reed
chairman, @. w. Leslie, II. T. -Dungce
third ward; T. Bolden, chairman. Rev
]. Allen, E. Stewart; fourth ward-Wm
| A. Smith, chairman, VIM st. Clair. A
w. Hoodson
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EUREKA, July 10.
a light shower yesterday, followed by
a gentle breeze to-day, gives us glorious
weather. The ladies of the NJ. f.
church gave one of their charming festi-
walls on last Friday evening. 1t was
held in the Nj. Z. church, and was well
attended. They commenced the affair
with literary entertainment, which,
with the music and singing, made an
exceedingly enjoyable evening. The
Col. was down for piece of select read
ing, but as the ice cream was to follow
his effort, he declined for fear that the
people would he so thoroughly cooled by
the time he was through that they
wouldn't care for ice cream | am in
clincd Ia think that the ladies suggested
this to him, as it was of some import
ance to them financially. Joe and Smith
played scurvy trick on their girls
they left them sitting alone in a corner
and had their ice cream without their
assistance. Frank and his girl stopped
too long behind the stove to get any
cream. He was awfully y mad. Mrs.
G. +. Claycomb left Saturday morning
for visit TO her parents and friends in
Michigan. She will be gone for the sum.
MGR. Doc. looks lonesome already.
ID. NJ. Mckinney, law partner of our
county clerk, is Il candidate for county
attorney. He returned to-day from the
Nerdlgris, where he has been ostensibly
Ill the interests of the constitutional
amendment. Hon |. II. Phcnis left
this morning for Madison He isn't let
ting any grass grow under his feet, as
an asplrant for county attorney . . The
Hancock boom failed to strike on its
"apeX'' in this county, but came base end
first, and the boys were on their guard.
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Eagle Crock.
MONDAY, July 81

MONDAY, July 81,
Mr.. w. j. Brewer informs us that the
Texas cattle fever has killed over 100
head of cows for the citizens of Burling-
ton, in the past few weeks. Mr.. B., lost
fine young COW, he thinks, from the
same disease. Mr.. j. l.. Sprague, of
this vicinity, lost COW from similar
disease. Our sheep men, Hand, DUN
bauld and Snediker, still hold their
wool clips for an advance in price. :. MIR.
Charles Mauley is spending few weeks
in Missouri. Mr.. Henry Smith and
family started to day with team TO
visit friends in Marion county. =. Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Mahaffey are sojOurning
in southwestern Kansas for 4 few days.
-. w. II. Fisk and lady have just re-
turned from weeks visit in WOodson
county. MIR. Simon Butcher will real
iZe close to $500 from his early peach
crop. . Mr.. Harvey Wilson has taken
a new wife. Mr. Daniel Griffin, road
overseer in Sd district, has built several
bridges and done a large amount oil
grading for an appreciative public. H.
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Toledo Items.

TOLEDO, July 10.
We regret to learn that Keno" leaves
US. We shall miss him and doubt if
THE News can ever get as good cor
respondent from Americas or any other
portion of the country. May success
attend him wherever he goes. VIM
Stones family were nearly all sick with
measles last week but are better now
Mr. Ed. Allen starts soon to attend the
coming agricultural fairs throughout
the state to exhibit fine stock for the
Manhattan stock farm. He will attend
a veterinary college in Philadelphia this
winter. NJ. ii. Lewis, our enterprising
fruit man, presented "Aunt Dinah" with
fine lot of Hale's Early peaches, the
finest in the country. =. our school
meeting for election OF a school director
is close at hand, and bids fair to be excit-
ing Two separate factions struggling
for power. We are pleased to learn of
the appointment of Miss Sena Dixon TO
position in the Normal school faculty.
-. Mr.. Jonathan McCerkle brother Of
the late Mr.. McCorkle returned home
last Saturday, accompanied by his wife.
Their presence was a source of great
comfort 10 this grief stricken family.
AUNT DINAH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23
Publication M0.;.0

To W M Smith and the unknown heirs and
devisees of Nm. Smith. deceased:
ION ami each Of you are hereby notified
that you have been sued by Almerfn GiiIeIt
and that he has filed his petition against yotI
In the district court of Lyon county Kansas
IN an action in which lie, said Aimefin & iliet
IS piaIntih, and you and each Of YOU and ORD
D III Dodge. are defendants; that you must
answer said petition on or before the sOth
day Of August, A. ID. 1880, or said petition
VIII he taken as true and judgment Will le
rendered accordingly, adjudging said plain
TN 70 nc TIE owner and in the actual posst.ss-
SION OF the following real estate, situated in
Lyon county. Kansas, te-wIt: S0iIhtvtsl
quarter oil section "a in township 10 range H.
and quicting said plaintiffs tItle to sad
premises, and each and every par. Of Id
against any and all claims of title therein oI
said defendants. and each and every of thet,i,
anu e. pecialiy against their claims OF titie
set out IA said plaintiffs petition and I,erDet.
ualiy enJoinIng and forever restraining said
deiendAnts, and each and every OF them from
making or prosecuting any claim OF titIe 10
seid premises, or any part OF IL, against said
plaintin, has heirs or assigns and for ts,sfs
LMERIN GiLLETT
zsc5 For himself, Emporia, Kansas.