The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-17

2, coo people, have been chartered 10 car
ry Leavenworth visitors to the Bismarck
fair.
Tomorrow the schools will be closed,
and our business men will make the Oc-
casion Il holiday
John 4. Logan at Marion.
MARION, Ind, Sept. 10-This town, |
it has an actual population of
but 3, 600, to-day resembled Chicago. AT
an early hour the people began to come |
To town, and by 10 O'Clock there was
hardly standing room left. The cause of
such great gathering was the appear
ance of the eloquent speaker, General
Logan, of Illinois. Mr. Logan opened
up his address In the presence of fully
1900 enthusiastic people, who listened
TO him with The stiffness of death. At
the close OF his speech such cheering
was never before heard in Grant county.
The people almost went wild. Marion
will not very soon forget how General
Logan handled Hendricks. Grant will
do her duty for Garfield, Arthur and
Porter this campaign.
A Reported Bonanza.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ia dispatch
from CaliStOga says: Excitement has
existed i'll this vicinity for the past two
weeks over a quantity of gold in d solu-
ton. a. G. Tichnar, who recently
bought the Hot Springs hotel property
has been at work for the past two weeks
extracting gold from water, by pro-
cess known only to himself, cleared up
yesterday morning, showing that he has
succeeded in extracting 81 ,060 from ten
barrels of water. The gold is of the high
est grade of fineness, and as the springs
in this locality are very numerous, it
would be useless TO attempt TO estimate
their value, if they continue To yield rs
rich returns as experiments have proved
thus far.
4 Republican Document.
CLEVELAND, o, Sept. 9.-The Repub-
lican county central committee OF the
counties composing 1913 Ohio districts,
have issued a column and a half address
to the Republicans of the United States
for the purpose of removing the i'm
preston which may have been produced,
rs it says, by determined efforts TO mis-
represent and falsify the history of Gen.
| Garfield's relation 10 the Republicans
of this district The address purports
to show that the fluctuations in Gar
| fields vote during nine successive cleo
tions was due TO general causes, and
that the attempt TO make the mass con-
vention of 1876 stand for great defec-
| ton, originated either in ignorance or
dishonesty.
New York Notes
NEWPORT, Sept. 1.-THE officers of a
boat on the Fall river line, from New
| York this morning, report seeing large
| fire on Black Island last night, probably
one of the extensive hotels on the east
side of the island.
NEWPORT, Sept. 1.-THE fire which
was reported at Black Island was the
Pequot house which was burned TO the
| ground.
| NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steamship
at ST. Laurent brought 5000, 600 in gold.
Livingston still continued his fast TO
day in Brooklyn, and has finished his
first week, and is in a comparatively
good condition. He rested poorly last
night, and this morning took a walk
with his watchers.
The st. Louis Census Question.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 13.-After the close OF
exchange to-day, meeting of the mer.
chants andkpToperty owners of the city
was held on the floor of the exchange, "a
discuss the census question as applied "a
st. Louis. Several gentleman spoke. all
of whom claimed that the census had
been very inaccurately taken showing by
facts and figures that the city had beer
greatly moderated in population, and
urged that rigorous measures be taken &c
procure a recount. A resolution was
adopted providing for the appointment
of chairman and committee of thirty
gentlemen to take the matter in hand
and obtain, if possible, another enumera
ton.
Excitement at Leadyille.
DENVER, Col, Sept. lit is rumoreC
that there is to be more lynching al
Leadville soon, and much excitement
prevails there on account of the increasl
of crime, there having been three muir
ders and fatal assaults this week, and tn,
district court docket for the present weeE
has eight untried murder cases. Sixty
stands of arms were taken from the ar
mory of Pitkins' guard, il is thought fol
the purpose of forming q vigilance com
mittee. The police are not expected Il
interfere on account of the hardness II
Furnishing Bakewell, who shot two pc
licemen.
A Glittering FraHd
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ia Call re
porter visited Calistaga yesterday, an(
interviewed A. G. Tichnor regarding tn.
alleged extraction of gold from water
Tichnor explained his mode of manipu
lating, which the reporter says bears Oh
its face the evidence of fraud, and tina
the whole thing is got up 70 bring
rush of sight seers 10 the hotel. Tichno
denouces the statement of the Chicagt
Tribune that he is disreputable man
and was once engaged In a mimi,
swindle in the east, by which sundr,
Chicago and Cleveland parties suffered
Mining News.
DENVER, Col, Sept. 7.-Advices from
Santa Fe state that in Los Rocitas, new
mining camp, 40 miles from Santa Fe
recently rich gold rock was discovere,
in the foundations of houses. Jesse Mar
tin, prospector, who discovered the or
and located mines in the principal street
was driven from town by Mexican In
habitants who dislike the idea of havinI
large influx of miners caused thereby
Shafts were sunk underneath houses an,
) in the cellars, and the inhabitants fec
very bitter toward Martin, who was til
cause of it.
Death of Prominent Journalist.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE funeral c
L. j. O'Reilly, well known and 1idel
respected journalist, who was connects
with the Express and Times. and at diI
ferent times with other papers, took plac
today at st. Demands church Re1
John p. Stewart, rector of st. Mary
church assisted by Rev. Gabriel o. Hell
, ly, and other clergymen, OBLIGATED. May
or Cooper and almost ali the prominen
city officials, were present, and the pail
bearers were members Of the press. Tia
remains were inferred in Calvary Gem
etery.
MaHd S. 70 TrOt at Chicago
CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Arrangements ar
completed between the management O
the Chicago Jockey club and Capt
Stone for Maud S. to trot September 18Th
for special purse of 81 500, to beat 81
Julien's time-2:114. The mare wa
specded today in 2.14, with very hart
wind blowing and other conditions un
favorable. Capt. Stone is confident O
lowering the record on the trial Thurs
day.
Returned Home.
TOLEDO, Sept 13.-Ex-Treasurer Hail
whose defaleation was made public ;
few days since, has returned TO the cit,
and assumed charge Of his business al
fairs, in the interest of his bondsmen
and an Investigation shows that HalFl
assets are more than sufficient to cove
the treasury deficit, and he states tina
neither the county nor the city will los.
anything by the defalcation.
! stabbing ARRAY at Atehison
; ATcHIs0E, Sept ia man nance
Jack Higgins was stabbed with knife
in the hands Of ID. T. Prindie while re
turning from the exposition this evening
1t Is said that Prindle was being annoy
ed by crowd, when he drew pocket
knife to defend himself. Some one gave
Higgins paah throwing him againsI
the knife in Prindle's hand. The wound
inflicted viii probably prove fatal.
Charter Election In san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Sc Charter eiec
ton to-day; total vote of the city. % .12a
Counting not yet completed, but the esn
eral impression is that the new ciIaSte,
will be beaten by large majority. ON
hundred and foar precincts complete
for adoption of charter, 5000; seainst