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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-08
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, November 9th, 1880.

OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, November 9th, 1880.
will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
Nov. Goth, 1880, at the Court House in st. Paul.
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in warrant in
my hands for the collection of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the City of st. Paul, county of RAM
sey and State of Minnesota, when and where
all persons interested may attend and be heard,
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows:
Assessment for constructing sewer on
Eighth street, from Broadway to Temperance
street.
Hoyt's Addition.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Amount.
G Gasasslai D wsshsr: s sss 7 7s
Whitney & Smiths Addition.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Amount,
&c Palmer, middle Is of 8 $17l 90
Virginia 8 Penquet and
Adde 8 Morrison. 2 513 90
Same and same. ....... 10 513 90
Mayalps Subdivision of Block I, Whitney
Smiths Addition, and Block II, Robert &
Randalrs Addition.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot Block. Amount.
w Yandes, r A Dorsey,
w M Stees and A
stees. ................ 8 $171 90
Same. 9 Ill 90
ALI in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota. F. A. REM,
310-314 City Treasurer.
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Chicago, Milwaukee d St. Paul Railway
Passenger depot foot Of jackson street Ttcksa
office northwest corner Of Third and Jackson streess
Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents, st. Paul
Trains. a. Leave; Leave.
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River Division
Through Chicago q East.
ern Express. ..........
Through Chicago b East.
ern Express. ..........
Iowa Il Mimi. Div
Prairie du Ohisn, ~
waukee 4 Chicago Ex
st. L. h Kan. City Elk. &.
Owatonns Accommodate
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OInshA, Kansas City and Texas
Express
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Ex-
.s@pmls 11s sans

Tbs Stony Van: a;o11 ;itv E,nrs,, 49, 80
connections to and from al points branch lines.
Sundays excepted. tDaily. Mondays excepted.
=. B. CLARKE, General frame Manager.
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Trains leaving Saturday at P. NJ. goes to Fergus
Falls, only.
sExcept Sunday Except Saturday.
JAS. J. HILL, Gen Manager.
W. 8. ALEXANDER, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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minneapolis Rexyroad

Minneapolis q St Louis RaiIway-SE5rs
Line, Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line bstwean Minneapolis, %. Paul and CHI
caso. Short line via Burlington, running tk<sasA
SLEEPERs TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CNAraE4
niles shorter than any ether routs.
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Minneapolis, Wits Bear LakeI $3.50
and Saltwater PASSENGER HIM
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-28
Our Wnier MnrISa.

The first stream of water from the
famous supply well was thrown over
the Emporia National Bank last Satur-
day evening, amid the shouts of quite an
assemblage of citizens who had gathered
TO witness this important event. The
pumps and engine worked charmingly
after the removal of few little bitches
which are inevitable in the operation OF
any new works of such magnitude,
and early this morning all the eight.
six and four inch pipes were
filled, the effect on the well being to
lower it three and half feet. The test
on Saturday was made ut only half
pressure, and the fire stream which was
thrown over the bank did not perceptl-
bly, diminish the supply of water in the
well, which is thought to be quite sulfi'
cient for all ordinary purposes. The
full test proposed is 10 put onto the
plugs two one and quarter inch noz
zles, and let them run rs long as the well
will supply them, which will fully
test its capacity for fire supply.
The machinery, the pipes and the
workmanship throughout are of the very
best quality, and fully sustain the excel
lent reputation of the contractors
Messrs. Russell & Alexander, the latter
gentleman having given the works his
personal supervisor and faithfully fulfil
led his obligations to the city in every
regard.
Further tests of the well will be made
quite sooR and the water works vii
soon be available for use by our anxious
| c;ti1nns
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Con.erLinc tI,e Cepsus.

The work of the census enumerators
will begin on the first of June, and the
following appointments have been made
for Lyon county:
Emporia City-S. B. Riggs and J. B.
Hinkle.
Emporia township-Eii Fowler and
Luther Rees.
Center township-E. S. Jewett.
Fremont tOwnship-D. G. Edwards
Waterloo township-John Cunning
ham
Reading township-H. F. Holmes.
Elmendaro township-L. A. Hoffman
and A. d. Chambers.
Pike township-J. N. Dixon.
Americus-J. L. Butler and L. A.
Wood.
Agnes City-H. F. Mcmillan.
jackson township-Jacob Jacobs, Jr.,
and John E. Jones.
1t is by law made the duty of each
enumera,or, after being duly qualified,
to visit personally each dwelling in his
subdivision and each family therein,
|
family, and obtain the requisite par.
ticulars as to personal description, the
name of every person in his district Of
whatever age, sex, color, race
or condition with the exception Of
Indians not taxed" 1t is further the
duty of the enumerator to exercise
great courtesy and consideration in hi.
inquiries, and to avoid rude and pre-
emptory bearing.
1t is not within the choice of any pei
son whether he shall or shall not com
municate the information requires
by the census law, but by tn
provisions of an act approves
March 3rd, 1879. every person who shall
|, wilfully fail or refuse to give the re
quired information, shall, upon convic
ton. pay sum not exceeding $4,000
Upon the population schedule it is II
quired to enter the name Of every man
woman and child, who, on the LIST day @
June shall have his or her usual place {
! abode within the enumeratOr's distric
and in every case the age, sex and colo
i must be accurately given
|. As the enumerators will also requiT
: a full report of farm products and III
/, products of different manufacturers,
5 will be well for persons engaged In the
pursuits to put their houses in order fl
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A Sad Story.

Some weeks ago, young man broken
in health, and wrecked by indulgence IN
strong drink, found his way to the poor
farm, where, after lingering out a few
days of painful suffering, he died and
was buried, his remains finding a resting
place among the other nameless dead
whose dust has mingled with the earth of
Gods acre which is cOnsecrated to
the lasting repose Of the humble poor.
BY some means intelligence of
his sad fate and mournful death
reached his friends, who reside in In
diana, and are people of wealth and in
tlucnce, and yesterday parties arrived in
this city from his native home, to con-
vey the remains of the deceased back TO
the place from whence he was tempted to
stray by the power of a consuming
appetite A magnificent metallic casket
was purchased and this afternoon the
body of the young man, whose name VIC
suppress out of consideration to his
friends, was lisinterred and committed
to the expensive receptacle prepared fol
it, preparatory to starting east with II
| tomorrow.
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phiInnthronIo Enterpr,ss

The News was favored with call
this morning from Mr. J. G. Dougherty,
of Ottawa, who, during his brief visit to
our city, made some preliminary ar
rangements for the disposition of fifty
boys ranging in age from eight 10 fifteen
years, who will arrive in Emporia on
the 18th of June, under the care of J. B.
Brace, TO seek homes in Lyon county.
This method Of disposinS of the friend
less boys of New York City. has
been prosecuted quite successfully under
the benevolent auspices of Whitclaw
Reed, editor of the New York Tribune,
and Mr.. Brace has already placed II
large number of them in Kansas, Bur
lington taking care of forty, Ottawa,
eighty, and Parsons and Fit. Scott over a
hundred.
NJ. Dougherty informs US that the
party selected tor Emporia are picked
! bows, and are much above the average of
those sent out from the crowded
metropolis He has enlisted the sym.
pathy and cooperation of Rev. DIR.
! Cordley and others in the Undertaking,
and we earnestly trust that enough inter
est will be taken in this matter to pro
vide homes for these orphans where they
may bc reared under wholesome inffu,
ences, and thus become useful citizens
1t may be argued, and not without much
reason, that Kansas has about all she i.
able To take care of, but there art
many families throughout the county
who could take care of an addi
tional member without serious incOnven
fence and benefit themselves and the re
cipient of their kindly offices by giving
home To one of these young orphans
Let the matter at least receive the con
sideration of our readers to'the end tina
: some satisfactory disposition of the boy
!, may be made when they arrive.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-28
PInafore


The rendition of the above named
.operettn, by the Chicago Church Choir,
in this city Monday night, was one of the
very best performances ever given IN
Emporia, and while we cannot censure
onr people for protesting against the ex-
travagant price of admission, we deeply
regret that so many Of them missed this
truly great treat. Every feature of the
entertainment was go thoroughly good,
that to accord any special measure of
praise 10 the more prominent characters
would be To do injustice to the humblest
member of the chorus, which was COM
posed of voices the like of which were
certainly never heard in Emporia- The
tenor of Ralph Rackstraw was among
the finest we have ever heard, while the
soprano of Josephine was beautifully
clear, sweet and powerful. The company
is the best on the road in this Opcretta
and had their prices been lower, the
house would have been packed.
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srhool BOARD AIeetInr.

A meeting of the board of education
was held at the Office of Superintendent
Davis last evening whep the following
business was transacted:
The matter of arranging for the clos
ing exercises of the school at the end of
the term was referred TO the committee
on finance and taxation.
The question of the disposition OF the
public library was referred TO "a special
committee consisting of Messrs. Tandy,
Barnett and kellogg.
A number of bills were allowed, after
which the board adjourned TO the Office
of Nichols & Squires' TO consider the
plans and specifications for the new
school house. After some time spent
on different comments and suggestions
the architects were given week 10 pre-
pare their final plans and specifications
which will be accepted at the next meet
ing of the board.
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Normal Notes.

SATURDAY, May %.
School has passed off very quiet this
past week. The students are becoming
used to the new building. aud they are
now getting so that they march to and
from their classes in comparatively good
order. but there is plenty ofrOom for i'm
provement yet.
Prof Sogard held rehearsal last
evening, preparing for the concert,
which will take place next Friday even
ing. The proceeds of the concert will
go towards getting vocal music for the
school. Admission, twenty five cents.
Rehearsals again Monday and Tuesday
evenings of next week, when we expect
to have the assembly hall well lighted.
The new bell for the tower of the
Normal has been ordered from the Troy
bell works, Troy, N. Y. 1t will weigh
500 pounds. 1t is expected in about
twenty days.
The ladies' debating club met at 5 p,
IN in the assembly hall, May 81. The
music, which was very fine, was fol.
lowed by IA well delivered recitation by
Miss Matte Grant The question fnl
debate was, Resolved, that woman
should be allowed the right of elective
franchise" Misses Cause and Kirkpat
rick, affirmative; Misses Thompson ant
Rich, negative. Decided in favor of the
affirmative. Their programme was long
but was carried out in full. Committed
of arrangements, Misses Lyon, Thomp
son and Arnold
The young mems debating club meet
on every Friday at O'Clock p. m. Thi
organization is training school for thu
benefit of young debaters.
VIsitors:-J. T. Uric, of CarbOndale
Alva and Luther Myser, and Harry Pet
ford, of Toledo, Kansas, and Jane
Lorin, of Denmark. UNo.
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If not above being taught by man,
use Dobbins' Electric Soap next wash
day; used without wash boiler or board,
and used differently from any other soap
made. 1t seems droll to think of a quiet,
orderly two hours light work on wash
day, with no heat, no steam, or smell OF
washing through the house, instead of a
long days hard work hut hundreds OF
thousands of women from Nova Scotia
to Texas have proved for themselves that
this is done by using Dobbins' Electric
Soap. Don't buy it, however, if too set
in your ways to use it according to di.
rectiOns, so simple as to seem almost
ridiculous, and so easy that a girl OF
twelve years can do a large wash without
being tired. 1t positively will not in
lure the finest fabric, has been before the
public fifteen years, and its sale doubles
every year. If your grocer has not got
it he will get it, as all wholesale grocers
keep it. [. l. Cragin & Co, Philadel
phIa, manufacturers. John NJ. Butler
Il Co, Agents dS4ian27wl0jan30cod
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Advices from all parts of the stale con-
vey intelligence of bountiful rains, and
the apprehension of the disastrous con-
sequences of II protracted drouth have
been dispcled by copious and soul-cheer-
ing showers. In the west, all along the
line of the ) Inta Fee road very heavy rains
are reported, and u dispatch received in
this city ,st evening says that the
Cottonwood has been raised two or
three feet by the rainfall in the vicinity
of its headwaters. In Lyon county
bountiful rains have prevailed within the
last twenty-four hours, and there is n
very cheering prospect for frequent
showers today.
The dry weather of the past few weeks
has enabled the farmers to thoroughly
clear their corn of weeds, and the timely
rains will give 1t boom that will insure
an excellent crop in this section. Wheat
has suffered considerably, but there are
many acres of this cereal in the county
which will afford an average yield and
which will be greatly benefited by the
showers of yesterday.
The grass has taken on a deeper
green, and seems to be shooting up with
n raPidity that is almost visible. The
advantage to the fruit crop of the late
rain can scarcely be estimated, anG
thousands of bushels of peaches
apples and plums were saved
10y the earth-rejoicing drops o
Yesterdays showers. In short
all nature and humanity are rejoicing
over the grateful visitation which ha.
brought cheer to fainting hearts anC
dropping vegetation, and has iAspircC
with new hope the hearts of the peopl,
of the grand and beautiful state of Kan
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Personal Mention

Miss Ida Kiser is visiting friends in
this ty.
J. G. Egan is reporting court pro-
ceee Igs at Eureka.
ige NJ. S. Adams. of Wichita, was
int city Monday.
NJ $ Ream, of Illinois, is visiting
Mrs Nettleton, of this city.
BIZ her Hoffman, of the Hartford Call,
drop. ed in ON US Tuesday. Come
agaiI-
Solomon H. Dodge, of Boston, an ex-
tensive land owner in Lyon county, is in
the city.
RIP. Murdock of the Wichita Eagle
spent the Sabbath with his relatives in
this city.
Miss Myra Kellam and Miss Minnie
Baker returned 10 Topeka on the morn
ing train Wednesday.
Miss Effle Bond, of Americas, was in
the city Tuesday evening in attend
aDce upon the wedding.
Miss Lii lie Lancaster, of Scranton,
is visiting t tie residence of W. F..
Chalfant, on NeoshO street
Mr.. ]. c. Albright, of the Industrial
Journal of Howard, Elk county, called
at THE NEWS Office Tuesday.
Keno" is going down to Coffey
county to visit friends. We don't know
who will run Americas while he is
gone.
Sen. johnson and wife, of Minneapolis
were among the guests from abroad in
attendance at the Severy-Kinnan wed
ding Tuesday evening.
Mr. H. A. Rogers formerly assistant
agent of the NJ. K. & T. railway at this
place, but now of Humboldt, was in the
city Tuesday. visiting Mr.. Burnett.
Mr.. Holden, of the Valley Bank, al
Larned, was in town Tuesday. He says
it has been very dry in that section, but
that the people are encouraged by recent
rains.
George f. MCDOWELL, night editor OF
the Chicago Tribune, called at the News
office this morning. He was on his re
turn trip from Burlington, where he has
just married charming young bride
whom he is taking with him back to the
city of the lakes.
Rev. Chas. Mitchell, of Burton, Har
vey county, stopped at Emporia Mon
day on his way to the east, where he will
attend the annual commencement at AL
legheny college, the general conference
in session at Cincinnati and visit friends
in other parts of the east.
F. p. Baker. of the Commonwealth
came down TO meet his wife and daugh
ter, Minnie, who have been visiting {
few days with Mrs. Almerin Gillet. Mr.
and Mrs Baker returned 10 Topeka OF
Monday Miss Minnie will remain i
few days.
DIR. Trueworthy and family returned
Monday evening from Charleston, Soutl
Carolina, where the supreme lodge o
the Knights of Honor was recently held
and TO which the doctor was a rcpresen
tativc lie reports a delightful trip and
is looking all the better for his journey
Colonel Todd, an extensive cattle deal
er from Colorado, has rented the house
on Merchants street recently occupied
by Mr. Spencer, and is fitting it up fo
the occupancy of his family. The Col
onel will transfer a portion of his i'm
mense herd of cattle to Lyon county
and will make Emporia his future home
, We are glad to note this accession t.
| our population.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-28

TUE Holy LAND, \ TESTIMONY To
THE Holy BIBLE."-Dr. Morris, of
LaGrange, Kentucky, Oriental traveller
and author, Will delYer lecture 0rec)
under the above title, 1T the Presbyterian
church in this city ON Sunday evening,
May 30. This will le union service
and great feast To the student of bible
history. All are invited. The truths of
Divine writ are elnquently enforced by
the face of the country and the manners
of the people. The city papers are re-
quested to make note of this and the
several ministers to announce it next
Sabbath morning.
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TuEsnAY MAY d.

TUESDAY, May p.
How do people live back east
where they don't have any nice winds:
Charlie Grosscup got in large in
voice of umbrellas yesterday-guess it
is bulldozing scheme to bring rain
A very fortunate accident occurred here
yesterday-fortunate because it will not
only be lesson to the young lady her
self. but others, and fortunate because
the lesson was learned so cheaply. 1t
was the accidental shooting of young
lady in the hand by the careless use of a
pistol by herself while surrounded by
| others, any one of whom was just as
liable to be shot as herself. The wound
| although not serious is quite painful,
and we hope this will end 'foolin" with
pistols in Americas.
We furnish the genuine Canada Singer
sewing machines, with attachments, fol-
$25. NJ. w. GIBSON.
Mr.. r. Fl. Mahou drove up to ouI
Office yesterday with his Jersey matches
and new buggy, and kindly invited us te
take ride to the country, which invita-
ton We gladly accepted and were soor
spinning across the prairie, the team
making time at the rate of mile-jus
as quick as it could. Our objective
point, soon learned, was the new sheer
ranch of Capt. Clark, which is located
on the east side of Allen creek, ana
about six miles northeast of Americas
Mr.. Mahon, found, had some notion o
the sheep business, and knowing l had |
"sheep head" on me, wanted the bench
of my judgment We found the Capt
hard at work on his corrals, etc, and hi
herd. consisting of about 1900 sheare'
. sheep and between 400 and 500 lambs
; grazing near by. The Capt. although
an Ohio man, has never been in tn
: sheep business, and is 3 new man i
+ Kansas, and consequently is takin
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char;Ee SaIe

Van McCollOch VS. Thomas Beers and Mary
& Beers.
Notice il hereby given that by virtue of an
order of sale issued out OF the filth judicial dis
trict court sitting in and for the county Of Ly-
on and state of Kansas, in the above entitled
cause and to me directed. will, on Monday
the 3lst dar OF May. 1880 at 10 O'Clock am, IA
Emporia Lyon county. Kansas, offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash. all the right. title and interest
of the said defendants in and to the following
described real estate, to-wit: Lots - and g
on Mechanics street. in the city OF Emp ria
LYON county, Kansas, said real estate 10 bt
sotd a the property of said defendant, Thorn
as Beers, to satisfy said order OF sale.
J. Il. MOON,
vls.5 Sheriff of Lyon comfy, Kan.
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Meeting of the Board of Equalization.

Notice is hereby given that the board OF
County Com missioners of Lyon county, Kan
sas. will meet Us a Board OF Equalization on
the 7th day OF June. a ID. 1850, at the Office oil
the county Clerk, in the city of Emporia, in
said county and sit not exec cding ten days
said board will then and ut that time heal
and determine all matters pertaining to thu
assessment of the real and personal property
OF said county for the year 1850.
All persons feeling themselves aggrievet
by the action OF township or city assessors
NAV appear before said Board Of EqualiZa
ton AMI have any errors in the valuation o.
their property corrected. As justice and equity
may demand
Witness my hand this 5th day OF May. a
ID. 1880. WN- =. EWING,
wI9t4 County Clerk
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A CARD.

Mr. Geo. A. Ferdinand respectfully announces
to the residents Of Emporia and vicinity that he
will shortly open first class pharmacy with
good and new stock of drugs and chemicals
years, and possessing diploma from the Phila-
delphia College Of Pharmacy and certificates from
chemical laboratories il New York and Philadel-
phia, he deems himself warranted in asking both
their confidence and patronage. In connection
line of paints oils and glass. als-,swlsu
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Fremont Items.

TUESDAY, May %.
The gentle Zephyrs have been making
real estate lively for the last few days.
-. The rain Saturday morning revived
the dropping spirits of the farmers,
although it was too light to do much
good. . We regret to note the serious
illness of Mrs. VIM. Ramp, senior.
Mrs. Volney Flora and her daughter,
Miss Maggie, who have been visiting
relatives in the neighborhood, started on
Wednesday last for their home among
the snow-capped mountains of Colorado.
=. .Messrs. Robinson and Del0ng, our
enterprising neighbors, have purchased
and are fencing the Demming property
"A Sunday school picnic is being
talked Of 1t promises to be the event Of
the.season. HANNIs, JR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-28

PusTPoNEMENT.-T ladies of the
First Presbyterian Church, having an
nounced Il strawberry festival for next
Friday evening at Bancroft hall and
finding that the ladies of the Methodist
church have announced one for the same
evening, to avoid a conflict of interests,
have decided TO postpone their entertain
ment until Tuesday evening, June LIST,
when they will be happy to see all their
| friends, and serve them with the choicest
proceeds are TO be used in renovatIng
and decorating the walls of the church
COMMITTEE"