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wall Street.

Wall Street
NEW YORK. June g.
Government Bonds-Weak and declining.
Railroad Enthusiastically strong.
AODey-&G4 per cent, closing at 3.
Prime Mercantile Paper-4e41< per cent
Live Stack Markets.
ST. LOFTS June 9.
Hogs-ReceiPts. Halo. shipments. 1900
Yorkers. - oo04 10; packing. a oOa4 Is;
KANSAS CITY. June 8.
Hogs-ReeeiPts. 4.s3o; shipments, rs:
Market weak; sales at s. Gs93 50; bulk at
sheeP-ReeeIpts, 475; shipments. none;
market steady; natives. So 20.
Grain and Produce Markets.
Flour & hOiee, IS 1905 60; Amily, 81 sOG5
WheAt-Go. red. 81 1I0i 121<; No 3, s5.
COrn-36036kc.
Oats-31Xc.
Rye-S1c.
Pork-4I0 Is.
Dry Salt Meats-s4 Os06. Gas 20.
BaconZs4 a50T97 2S17 30.
KANSAS CITY, june 9.
Receipts. Iay 90 bushels; shipments,
e. s7s Do; In store. 9, 80 do. Market steady.
COrn-keceipts. s.ssa bushels; shipments,
5 500 do; In store, las. 4o3 do. No mixed,
116c; No white mi1en, 1s1<e.
Eggs-QuIet at IOc per dozen.
CHICAGO. june Q.
whea.-No. 2 spring. sss[c; No. 8. Ole.
Oats-S1k0 I[c.
Bye-16c.
saIseye e,5s &
=. BIZ sg Esss4Oslasrs - IS shOrt nib
LaTu-98 80.
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Gle ]fn'poria Nf~a.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
EMPORIA, FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1880


New Advertisements This Week.
Strayesl or stOlen--JOnas Eckdall
Two road nOtlceS-GOEnty CLERK
Stolcn-Wm. Haines
Public saie-Malcolsn Campbell
Sixth Avenuc Hardware Store smith n
Hail
Strayed or stOlen-N u Putnam
Plumbing BTuneT x Hogan.
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Lew Wood is going 10 sell groceries
for CASH or c. o. d. offer June IL. He
means business and his prices will show
il. Wilt
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The new drug store will open on or
about the 18th Of June l6St6<M1t*
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The Emporia Pharmacy Will be Open
ed ON or about the 18th Of June
I6St6%w1t&
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The new uniforms of the Emporia
Rifles will he ready by the 81 of July.
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MoSEY.-Money to loan at surprising
ly low rates
16tf CUNNINGHAM & MCCABTY.
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Money to loan on mortgage of real es-
tate in Kansas Correspondence and APP
plicntiOns solicited
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LETTER LIST
Advertised June 8. 1880

Advertised June 8. 1880.
Persons calling for any of the following let
tiers win please say "adveTtised'' and give
date:
Arlington Kittie Morgan Rees NJ
Adams Jennie Minor James
Bonner w Tn McGinnes George
Blessy VIM o. Morton John Is
Boyce DIR sc Price Miss Maggie
ChatIield Jos Ragg EGG
Davis Perry Scott Lee
Dawson VIM Smith s
Harrington II Shaw John ID
Koch lack Rathbone VIM
Kelley Janette b Thomas Miss Allie
Lee w Huston James
Lawrence John X Warner Priscilla
Moore Miss Julia
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Mrs. Minnie Alter, Watseka, III.
L. J. Fowler, Martinsville. Ind
Mr. p Harrington, Los Angeles. Cal.
HELD FOR DIRECTION.
Mrs Bette Wheat --- Tin haste
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Brooms, two for twenty five cents, al
Rupert u Pollock's. w20tf
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VAN X. HOLMES Il Co,
Harrison q. Gross, Emporia, rs
Van r. HoImes,
otis d. .lSdraH. w15tf.
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Governor ST. John will be present al
The Normal commencement on the l 7th
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The Boss Road.


BALTIMORE, Nd, June 4.-Thc Balti-
more and Ohio promises tn reap no end
of glory out of the fast train contest il
so pluckily inaugurated two weeks ago.
The result is the Withdrawal of all
special fast trains on the Vandalia, the
Pan Handle, the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne, and the Pennsylvania roads, and
the retaining of the Baltimore and Ohio
fast schedule exactly as originally an
nounced. The Pennsylvania combina-
ton of roads as above given, resume
trains under the old schedule on sun
day this leaves undlsturbed the light
ming express over the o. Il NJ. and b. u
o., leaving st. Louis at H. m. every
day, reaching Washington next day at
noon, Baltimore an hour later, and New
York that evening. The lightning ex,
press from Chicago also leaves ut 5:lj
pm. ON the fast time schedule, reaching
Washington the following evening, and
New York early next morning
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Pure cider vinegar al Rupert Il Pc
locks w2Otf
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Report of District No. 22, for the Month
Ending lima IAfkl

Report of District No. 22, for the Month
Ending June Hath.
Number of pupils admitted during
the month, II number of pupils that
have Withdrawn, / number now en-
rolled, 80; average attendance, %; num-
Der of pupils perfect in department, &c :
number neither absent nor tardy, II 4;
number of cases of hardness, 5; number
of daily Rotations, %.
ROLL OF HONOR.
The following pupils are above IS in
scholarship and department: Nettie
Serviss, Rachel Howell, Cora Doyle,
Aggie Doyle, Laura Ramp, Mary Kemp
Mintie and frankie Roberts, Howard
Hammond, Garlic and Willie Knox,
Willie Sponsler, Howard Roberts,
Dickie Cannon and Arthur Childers.
The school will prepare work for the
educational exhibit of this fall
A. A. WELLS, Teacher.
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AMERICUS NoTES.
EDITED BIZ D." KENO.
MONDAY. June Z

MONDAY, June Z.
This suspense is terrible We can't
wait, so hurrah for the Chicago nomi-
NEE
We should like visit from the Butt (s)
end of the News Company
Judge Buck, Mr.. Dryer and maLy 9TH
er EmpOrians visited Americas yester-
day.
If reports are correct the unit(e) rule
will be enforced by young and dashing
couple in this place soon, while another
couple who resolved to be u unit some
time since will hereafter be represented
by districts.
MARRIED.-Feb. 10, in Dallas CO. Iowa.
Jennie Wright. Miss Jennie was q
daughter of the late Isaac Wright, who
was one of the oldest settlers here. She
went to Iowa on q visit last summer and
now-don't all go to Iowa this summer.
girls.
New stock Of furniture just received at
n. W. Gibson's.
Mrs. Martin McCleery, when crossing
Q washOut in the road, near Allen creek,
on Friday last, was thrown out over the
dashboard of the buggy with child in
her arms, both coming down at the
horses feet. She, fortunately, escaped
with some slight bruises, while the
child was unhurt -.a.....+
Mr.. s. j. Stafford and family, former
residents of this place but now Of Au.
gusta, Kansas, are here visiting friends
Mr.. Stafford is now in the lumber bust.
ness in Augusta, and reports business
good.
The Hartford Call now comes to US
weekly, yet it is no weakly paper, but q
spicy paper, full of local news.
You can get the finest soda crackers
made at NJ. w. Gibson's.
The News Co., with commendable en-.
ergy, erected bulletin board in front OF
our Office yesterday, with the latest tele
grams from the seat of war, and we pro
pose to post the dispatches as fast as
received until July 4th, unless a nom
ination is sooner made. KENO.
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MARRIEn-Junc :, 1880, in Emporia
Kansas, hy the iiey. Thomas Burrows
Mr.. James b. Engles, nf Emporia
and Miss Maggie Hogan, of Chicago
Illinois.
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KallOch in Court.

SAN Francisco, June 3.-In the Neil
son libel case Mayor KallOch appeared
in court this afternoon accompanied by
his counsel who moved the dismissal OF
the case upon the affidavit of Kalloch to
the effect that the complaint in the case
was not at his insiigaiiOn or request
that he did not know the Kidd com
plant; that he, Kidd, had not TO his
knowledge, been requested to make com
plant by any friends of the atflant OF
member of this church and is not an in
truder in the matter; that the whole
prosecution is collusive and II fraud upon
the counter purpose Of manufacturing an
opportunity for the publication, IN
private, of obscene matter obtained In
the Nelson pamphlet, with view OF
affecting the trials of affidavirs son, on
the charge of killing Charles DeYOung
and the trial of w. ii. DcYoung on tho
charge of libeling the afflant.
After some discussion on the part %
counsel, the case was continued for th'
term
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EDWARD T.. HOLMES,
Office in Bancroft block, Emporia
Kansas. d130t1-w19tf
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Southern ChiyaIry.

RICHMOND, VA, June IA duel took
place yesterday between w. &. Elam, ed
itor of the Wing, and Col. Thomas
Smith, son of eX- Governor Smith. Eiam
was severely but not fatally wounded at
the first fire. The duel grew out of II
the article denouncing the ex-governor
among others hence the implication of
the sou in the affair Warrants are out
for the arrest of all parties concerned
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The brethren an d sisters of the color
ed Baptist church held forth with power
at Heritage hall Sunday night and made
the air in that vicinity vocal with their
devotional melodies. There is an unc
ton in their snul-stirlng plantation
hl INNS which seldom fails to inspire the
hearts of the Audience, and the religious
zeal awakened last evening found eX
preston in quite liberal donation for
the purchase of lots upon which to erect
an ediiice in this city
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will LEND MONEY at lower rates
than ever before.
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The general association of the Con"rc-
gational church of Kansas met al
Sterling Wednesday. Emporia was
represented by Rev. DIR. Cordlcy and +,
f. Holmes
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W. ii. Anderson was in the city to-
day expressing his regret over the nom
ination of Garfield and the defeat OF
Grant. But Anderson is a Democratic
wheel horse in Lyon county.
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We learn that a gentleman of this
city is in correspondence with Seth
Green with view Ia ascertainiug how
much it will cost to stock Strickler's
canal with fish
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The Emporia Pharmacy. .ICslG*w1~
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We hereby acknowledge the receipt OF
an invitation to the fourth annual fair
OF the Chanute Trotting Association
which win be .held on the 23rd, a4tl
and 25th of the present month.
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The Emporia Pharmacy l68t6+wls
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The board of equalization adjourned
until next Monday, Very few com.
plants have been entered, and the assess
ment throughout the county seems TO I've
quite satisfactory.
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At its meeting Monday night the board
decided all points open TO discussion in
relation TO the specifications for the new
school house, and ordered the architects,
Nichols Il Squires, to re.draft them in
accordance with the suggestions offered,
held nj 4 80 p. III. next Thursday.
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There was quite brilliant display of
pyrolechnics in town Tuesday night over
the nomination Of Garfield, and some of
the first guns of the campaign were fired
in our city. Rockets were sent up, tor
pedos flew in every direction and a gen
erai jubilee was the order. Fire works
in America show the drift of public
sentiment
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We have not heard of single case Of
cholera morbuS in Emporia this season
Is this owing to the poverty of our citi
zens or have green cucumbers lost their
| grip on the human stomachs
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We think cur good friend /. E. Lam
bert will excuse us il we give him away
just once. 1t was at the telegraph Office
Monday EVENING when the wires were
telling the results of the ballots from
time 10 time, and when Garfield was sol
id with two delegates every time. The
crowd proposed that Chicago should moi
have monopoly of the balloting, and
forthwith vote was taken. Eastman
said Garfield was his choice, and Lam
bert spoke up and said: "Oh, there are
three of you, are there. Two in Chica
go and one here" More than three
now, Lambert.
DIED-At NeoshO Rapids, May 9th
1880, of typhoid fever, Oracle, daugh
ter Of ]. B. and r. LineVeaver
aged years and Is days. Also Albert
Linewcaver, affea continued sickness Of
thirty-six days, died June 4th, 1880, eyed
six years.
Death rides on every passing breeze,
And Turks in every flower
Each season has its own disease:
Its peril every hour.
To higher life these dear ones have gone,
Though young and tender, full Of love.
To meet the angels happy throng
In the bright realms above.
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The WEEKLY NEWS this week will
contain "A full report of the convention,
giving the various prominent speeches,
a complete list of ballots and many in
teresting items and articles on the great
convention just adjourned at Chicago,
and will contain fiftytwo columns OF
matter, including II. twelve column snp-
plement.
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CINE and machinery is progressing quite
satisfactorily and there is no doubt that it
will be "a very handsome piece OF work.
The predominant color will be a deep
rich claret, which will be relieved by
scroll work in bronze and bighter col
Ors. Mr.. Alexander is more than meet.
ing his contract in this part of the work
and is giving the city much better JOB
then is stipulated for in the written
agreement. Emporia will have the first
water works in Kansas, and among the
handsomest and most complete in the
| west
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Indian New.

DENVER, Col, June S-A Tribune's
Santa Fee special says that special of
fetal report from Gen. Hatch at Fort
Craig, states that on the morning of the
3Ist, Mai. Morrow struck hand of hos,
tile Apachas near Cookies canon, and
fought and drove them out. a portion of
Maj. Morrow's command consisting of
Indian scouts.
Company ID, ninth cavalry, is now in
pursuit of the Indians, and report two
killed and three wounded. One of the
former is supposed tO he Mennclaia, IA
favorite son of Victoria y large
amount of stock has been recaptured.
Another portion of Morrow's com
mRnd is In pursuit of another band in
the Black range, whose trail leads into
Mexico.
A battalion of the ninth cavalry has
been scouting the country ON the east
side of the Rio Grande,
The commanding officer, Lieut.. Gus
sack, reports that the hostiles have left
the east side of the Rio Grande. One
band of hostIles, about 100 strong, prob
ably the main body, have gone To Mexico,
and were followed TO the line by the
troops.
The Mexican authorities have been
notified thai matters in Navajo country
look badly, but an outbreak may not oc-
cur as the Navajo are rich, It is believed,
in cattle and horses, however troops are
hurrying forward.
A Seymour Sweep.
CHICAGO, June S.-The primary elec.
tions to-day for delegates to the Demo
cratic county convention, resulted, &C
cbtdlng to present returns at eleven
O'Clock, in q clean sweep tor the Sey,
mour delegates. Harrison was the IA
vorite for governor.
General News Briefs.
Eph Holland who was prominently
connected with the Cincinnati election
frauds in 1876, was shot and seriously
wounded by gambler named Woodin
In Cincinnati, on the evening of the 9Th
There are $1,000 strangers good part
OF them veteran soldiers present at the
soldiers reunion at Milwaukee. Gen
Grant will be there today
The race between the flyers, Charley
Ford and Bonesetter, which took place
at Chicago on the 9th, was won by til,
former in three straight heats.
The removal of the body of the EN-
press from the Winter Palace to Peter
spartarski Fortress, was made the occas
sion for one Of the largest professions il
Russian history, and nearly every nation
was represented.
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MI. Thad. {. Davids0n, president Of
the Knights Tcmplar band OF EmpOria,
has received letter from E. d. Hilley,
of Valley Falls, which says that the com
mittee las decided that the Emporia X,
T. hand has been selected to accompany
the knights Tcmplar of Kansas to the
triennial conclave, tn be held at Chicago
in August. This is only a fitting com.
pliment To our excellent band, which, we
feel warranted in saying, will do its town
and the state of Kansas proud on that
occasion
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Gle @fn'poria Menus.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
EMPORIA, FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1856
New Advertisements This Week.
Straye,l or stolen--Jonas EckdalI
Two road nOtices-COGnty Clerk
Stolcn-Wm iiaines
Public sale MalcOln Campbell
sixth Avenue Hardware store SmIth n
Hail.
Strayed or stoIen-N u Putnam
Plumbing bruner X Hogan.
Additional Locals on the Fourth Page.
10 Qua sUBsORIBEKs. Many do NOT seem
10 understand he meaning OF the date al the
end OF the address on each paper. IL shows
the slime up 10 which the aUbs iptIOn j. paid.
u yOur paper 10 stopped so not iheu say that
you did not snoV tue tine hoa exiirei, but
look AZ the date and see how u stgnd--and
De- Lind enough 70 renew few days before
time Is out $Ews GOMPANT
Geo A. FeTdinand's Emporia Phar
macy, No ia Commercial street
16stG*w1t~
If you want IA good boot for little
money, call at Rupert q Pollock's.
w2Of
The new drug store will open on or
about the 18th of June. l6St6%w1ts
Malcolm Campbell is going TO sell his
fine herd OF stock and numerous agri-
cultural implements, on Wednesday,
June 30, on his farm near Plymouth
Don't forget to be on hand 24tl
Pure cider vinegar AT Rupert Il Pol
locks w20tf
The EmpOria Pharmacy l6st6*wl*
Brooms, two for twenty five cents, at
Rupert Il Pollock's. w20tf
The Emporia Pharmacy. .1GslG*w1*
Lew Wood is going 10 sell groceries
for CASH or c. o. ID. offer June IL. He
means business and his prices will show
il. Wilt
The Emporia Pharmacy Will be Open
16sl6%w1t@
Two new lots of wall paper opened
this week at l. ID. Fox & Cos.
l4lt6-20l5
Fox & Co. poirt with pride to nine
tcnths of the parlors in tins city, as an
advertisement of their large and varied
stock of wall paper New stock just
opened today. 14ltG-20t6
Money to loan on mortgage of real Is
tate in Kansas. Correspondence and APP
plications solicited
VAN X. HOLMES u Co,
Harrison q. Gross, Emporia, rs
Van r. Holmes,
otis ID. .lSlcdH. w15tf
will LEND MONEY at lower rates
than ever before.
EDWARD T.. HOLMES,
Office in Bancroft block, Emporia
Kansas. d130tl-w19f
q. W. Frederick will loan money on
improved farm property or number one
business property in the city, ut eight
per cent interest. Commissions govern
al by amount and time, hut as low as
the lowest Office at court house
The public schools close next Friday
for the summer vacation
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

y
the A. wIOn
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Congressional summary.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-SENATE. The
senate bill reducing the price of public
land within railroad limits from So 80
n Al % Innr ncrn Dnnanl
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STATE ITEMS.

Peters's large Touring mill, at Franklin,
has been laid in ashes by an incendiary
fire.
Samuel Hains, Il deaf mute, Hamburg.
Berks county, was struck and instantly
killed by lightning.
Near Meadvllle, a German emigrant aged
35, stuck his head out of the car window
and striking the bridge completely tore the
upper portion Of his head off, scattering
his brains both in and outside the coach.
His wife and two children occupied seats
beside him.
Justus Hoffman, a shoemaker, shot his
wife and baby ut PittstOn last evening.
The infant was killed and it's mother NOR
tally wounded. Hoffman, who was drunk
at the time, was taken to the Wilkesbarre
Jail under strong guard to prevent him
from being lynched.
Ralph Gibbons, aged thirty-eight, who
started from Ashland on Saturday night
for his home at Centralia. was found near
Centralia horribly manglcd and uncon-
scious. 1t is alleged he was beaten by
companions who had attended dance
with him that night. He cannot recover.
The authorities are investigating the af-
fair.
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A Valuable History.

The argument of Col. Mcclure in
the Steinman-I -IIensel disbarment case Of
which we to-day begin the publication of
a literal report will he read with wide
interest, not 50 much because # the
local and personal issues which are i'll
vOlved i'm its discussion, as for the grave
question of constitutional liberty and
judicial usurpation which it presents in
such mastery style. The history of
judicial iniirmities in this state is very
curious and interesting one, and Col.
Mcclure has rendered great service to
the profession by his compilation of it
and his forcible presentation of the
guides and the warnings which it
affords. The example of the early i'm
parchment of the state judges who "as-
sumed that with the common law had
come all the despotic power of judges
necessary in England to sustain the
omnipotence of the CROWN" the roman
tic history of Judge Baird, who sat in
the famous Austin case Judge Irwin's
curious experience, and the numerous
illustrations presented OF the necessity
for the press to vindicate the integrity of
the bench when it fails to vindicate
itself, are landmarks in the history of
Pennsylvania jurisprudence. They
concur i'm pointing the single moral of
Col. McClure's whole argument:
It is worthy of notice, however, that
these errors do not come from those to
whom the bar, the press and the public
point as the ornaments of the sanctuary Of
justice. Great judges do not grasp for
the extreme powers conferred upon courts
to enable them to enforce process and COM
pel public confidence in the administration
Of the laws. The Bairds, the Stantons
and the PattersOns do it the GibsOns, the
Blacks and the Woodwards have never
done it. 1t is the petty judge and the cor
rupt judge that loves despOtism and per-
verts the Law to its own degradation, while
able and reputable judges command pub
lie respect by their fidelity to justice and
have no uses for their extreme powers to
punish their foes.