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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
THE VILE oPPREsSoR.

What rob a poor man of his beer.
AID give him goo1 vietHals inSteatlb
\ or heart'- very hard, sir, 1 tear,
Or else you are Sssst ia the head
WHAT rob poor man OF his mug.
And give him 4 hoRse of his own;
With kitchen and parior so snugt
lis enough to draw tears from stone.
what rob poor man OF his glass
AMI teach him to read anil 70 writer
What save him from being an ass:
II nothing bat malice and sp tie
What! rob poor ban Of his ale,
And prevent aim from heating his wife
From being looked u.l in a jaiI
With penal employ nent for lifeY
What. rob a poor man OF his beer
And keep HIN from starving his chiiig
1t makes oae feel awfuliy queer
And I'll thank you toVraIs il more mild.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

A fierce debate has been going ON in
the house of representatives for a few
days past upon the question of amend.
ing the rules so as To prevent the load.
ing OF riders upon appropriation bills.
Under the lead of Speaker Randall, it is
reported, the Democratic majority win
continue the struggle for the perpetua
tion of the system by which qualification
was last session attempted through the
political amendments to the system by
which more than threefourths of the
questionable and corrupt schemes put
through congress-, are carried.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

The Inter Ocean favors the establish
ment of paper mills as good way TO on
set the corner in the price of paper by the
mills. That may do very well in some
cases, but paper mills are little like
railroads built to beat Jay Gould-as
soon as completed they are gobblcd.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
COOL BEADS v-ANTFD

From now ill the national convention
meets there viii bc lively time among
The friends of the various CT. diilatcs, and
so that il is good natured and with re-
solve 10 go into the fight for the nominee
no reasonable man can find fault with
Il. but there IS danger that must be
kept constantly IN view The Inter.
Ocean puts il very furcibiy when il SAYS:
1t Is by no means impossible that The
great contest Of the year will come of
after the election instead of before II"
The course of the Democratic leaders
all tends % the purpose OF seating the
Democratic presidential candidate IL the
presidential chair by the vote Of the
house OF Representatives Here is where
the danger lies, The fact that tn; in
tend TO change The political complexion
Of Minnesota and Indiana plainly shows
llie purpose, and we pointed ont the
Other day, very clearly, what was in
taAded ia Maine.
Bui the Minnesota outrage is the most
alarinT act OF the conspiracy So far as it
has been developed in congress. The
vrte IN 1878 was as follows: Washburn,
Republican, 2l0lG; DonBelly, Green,
back Democrat. 1921 Here is a ma
jority for Wasnburn of3.Ol2, or one-sixth
oi Donnelly's entire vote, yet every Dem
ocrat on the committees of elections has
voted 10 set this vote aside aud give DON
nelly the scat-and solely because it
viii give the vote of Minnesota To the
Democratic candidate, when the conspir-
acy throws the election into the house.
Here is the real danger disclosed. and TO
defeat that conspiracy will require the
election of = Republican president by a
vote so overwhelming hat the conspira-
tors dare not set the result aside.-Kan-
Sts City Journal.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

In the house on Tuesday Mr. Warner,
from the committee on coinage, reported
back adversely the petition of the bull
lion club, Of New York, praying for a
specie currency. Considerable time was
occupied in discussing the conduct of
Acklen, of Louisiana, who, during the
18th congress, it seems, not being men,
Der of the committee on foreign affairs,
presented on January-i3th, paper pur-
porting TO be report oc that committee,
submitted by Mr.. King, relating to the
claims of certain citizens against the gov
ernment of Nicaragua, and which pa
per was printed at his request, and that
that paper was not report OF the com.
mittee on foreign affairs The matter
vas referred to the Judiciary committee
for further inquiry and Investigation,
partly upon suggestion Of Mr.. Acklen.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

SELF REsPEcT.-It is very desirable
to have the respect and esteem of others;
and TO gain such many dish0norabie
things are often done. But it is far more
desirable for a man 10 live so that he
may always respect himself; for, know
ing his own heart, and the promptings
OF his own thoughts. he alone of al
mankind is able TO judge Alright as 70 his
real character, and he can appear to 9TH
better and nobler than he really beiieves
himself to be.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

Col Ingersoll having said that The
preachers in this country cost the poo
pie $l2,oOo,0o0 every year, answer is
made BY one Of the religious newspapers
that the lawyers cost about $4,000 600,
the criminals $4,000, 900, and whisky
$50 600. 900.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

Web Wilder, OF the st, Joseph Herald,
has Joined the Kansas City Times in the
howl against ingalls, We suggest that
the Missouri fellows come over again
and regulate our politics for us.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

Edison says his electric light is all
right again. can be produced for less
than SO cents per LOCO feet, and that he
will wipe out all the gas monopollcs in
the country inside the next year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
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TELRGRAPHIC.


A4steAfiir 10
FoRT WORTH, Kas., Feb lS.-At the
letting today oI the Texas & Pacilie
railroad, one hundred miles west Of Fort
worth WIS contracted 10 different
parties, the ears to lie running over It TX
August Ise nexE \ large number Il
centraefsrs were present. and the prices
were satisfactory. & gees. many outfits
are already on The ground. Another let
ting Of lily miles iii be held March /.
Good.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Rev. Edward
Cowiey, manager OF the Shepherds Fold
on trial for the paSt eight DAYS on q
charge OF starving, cruelty, and ill-treat-
ment Of the children, was today con-
yicted. Cowley wept bitterly upon the
announcement of the verdict of the iury.
He was remanded to the Tombs. ans; win
be sentenced on Saturday
Proposals Received
New YoaE, Feb. 18.-In response Ia
the governments offer to buy ST GOO 000
in bonds. there were seventeen proposals
to sell received a the sub-treasurr. 80.
gTegsting $, 3e2, 200 at S10395. Tse
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

Two lunaties in Marion county, Ohio,
named obern and Hyett, claim to have
reversed the laws of gravitation and
discovered perpetual motion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

The refunding bill, rs agreed upon by
the ways and means committee, author
ICES the secretary Of treasury TO issue
three-and.a-half per cents TO an amount
not exceeding five hundred millions, for
the refunding of all bonds bearing over
four-and-a-half per cent. interest. The
new bonds are TO be redcemable after
twenty and payable after forty years
The bill also provides for the issue OF
two hundred millions of notes redeem
able two and payable ten years after date
and bearing thrceand-a-half per cent. in
teTest Not more than forty millions of
these notes, however, are 10 be issued in
any one year. The bill also amends the
certificate of deposit net so as TO limit
the amount of certificates outstanding At
any time TO fifty millions, and the inter.
est to three-and-a-half per cent. on one
year only.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

The postmaster general has oIdegea
that all persons claiming mail matter
under fictitious names shall he identified
at the post office before mail is deliv-
orad
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

II viii be surprise TO many to learn
that general Coehrane. chief of the lib
erals in New York, is in favor of gener-
al Grant.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

The senate passed a bill Friday pro-
viding for indemnity for lost articles that
have been registered through the mails
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
40 Inlilnn asn r,iiiaa,,

WASHIHGToS, Feb. 20.-The senate
committee on territories decided TO re-
commend the passage of bill extending
the jurisdiction of United Suites courts
in civil and federal cases TO the Indian
Territory, and providing for the acquire
ment of citizenship by Indians and the
allotment Of lands TO them in severality
under the prescribed conditions.
The bin proposes to create "A United
States district court for the new judicial
district, 10 be composed of what Is
known as the Indian Territory, and in
general terms, provides for extending all
laws Of tie United States over the whole
of the territory. IL is provided that ev-
cry Indian may become a citizen by
making declaration that he had sever
ed his tribal relations, and thercupon he
is 10 be entitled to select homestead for
himself and family. The tribal lands in
excess Of the number of acres absorbed
by these selections, are to be sold for the
benefit of the Indians.
All the foregoing provisions except the
one for the establishment of a court, are
made dependent on the conduct of the
Indian councils, being obtained, there
fore, as provided in the existing treaties.
The bill will not be reported to the sen
ate until next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
( senator Logan. Or IIlia0is. Is out for
Grant.

It Is now believed thai John sherman
is as good as out of the aghi. john IS
young and can wait.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
First Blaine Club.

Troy, Kansas, Feb Ca large and
enthusiastic meeting was held here to-
night for the purpose of organizing a
Blaine club, the object being to labor for
uRited Blaine delegation from Kansas
70 the National Republican convention.
This is the first organized Blaine move
ment in Kansas, and more than fifty vo-
tiers signed the roll. The sentiment in
northwest Kansas is almost unanimous
for Blaine.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
DILL. j. HEILMAN,
A TYEO & HERMAN.
Dealers in Meats of all Kindsl
The Best and Cheapest Meat AIrLet in
Emporia.

Have now on hand and for sale cheap a large
amount Of Pork, Ham, shoulder and Bacon
thoroughly sailed, cured and smoL ed, and
equal to the very best that can be found any
where. They have also a large uuantity .
lard, by the barrel or pound Call ana sec it,
All orders receive prompt attention, and
dealers are particularly requested to give us
call. The best of Beet Mutton and Veal
as usual, kept at our market on west side OF
commercial street, opposite =. o.. Einporia
Kansas AT1E O AZ HERMAN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
RI l. RxANs
EMPoRIA CARRIAGE FAcToRYl
HOrseshOeing and Repairing.
MECHANICS ST, nEr- orn AND 7rH Av.
Emporfa. kan.

Carriages and wagons male TO order. All
kinds OF repairing and jobbinc done in he
best manner by skilIFul Workmen Prices
very reasonable We invite an Inspection al
and see US. n H. RYN ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
Cowley Sentenced,

New YORK, Feb. 20-Rev Edward
Cowley, late manager of the Shepherds
Fold, who was convicted of cruelty treat
ing and starving children under his care,
was arraigned this morning for sentence.
Recorder Smyth gave the extreme penal
ty Of-the law-one year in state prison
AND $3.50 fine, and to stand committed
TO Jail at the expiration of the sentence
until the fine is paid, one day for each
dollar. The prisoner was then taken to
the Tombs
Judge Lawrence in the supreme court
this afternoon refused stay of proceed
ings on the ground that no writ of error
had been applied for or allowed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

AAtseN 1911 opl'lAIN III VI dilOnGtl.
Grant in Mexico.
GALVESTON, Feb. ga News special
from the City of Mexico says grand
preparations are being made 10 receive
General Grant. General Ignacia and
Matias Romero have been appointed
committee to receive the general at Vera
Cruz. The party will stop two DAYS at
Orizaba- The press representatives are
arranging to take part in the reception.
Important Postal Order.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The following
is the text of the order issued by the
postmaster general, cutting down the
mail service on the 'Star Route:''
To the second assistant postmaster gen
eral:
THAT there Ray be no deficiency
created to maintain the star service for
the present fiscal year, direct that on
and after the first prox, the service on all
star routes Will be reduced to one trim
per week, allowing one months extra
pay as provided by law on service dis
pensed with. / also direct that service
placed on new routes since and includ.
ing July 1st, 1879, be discontinued, if
the foregoing reduction is not sufficient
for the purpose indicated l think the
rapid growth, population and business
IN the territories and new states, and the
restoration and improvement of the ser
vice in the southern states demand ex-
isting service, and in many instances ad-
ditional service on old and new service
or recently established routes / also be-
lieEe that tie public service will suffer
by reduction, but the law REQUIRES
that | shall not exceed The appropria-
ton, and / am determined TO conform 70
the law. ID. NJ KEY,
POSTMASTER General.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

john z. Head, III man who is chang.
Ell with the killing of John Small in
Rock township last week, had a prelim.
mary examination before Esquire John
Mitchell and was held for his appearance
for the sum of $4,000. Failing to give
bail he was committed to jail for trial at
the March term Of court. Mr.. E. y.
Smith, county attorney, was present and
managed the prosecution for the state
Eldorado Times
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1S.-The fol
lowing Is the official account of the ex
plosion in the Winter Palace, at about
seven o'clock last evening: The explo-
by which eight soldiers OF the Finland
regiment of the guard then on duty were
killed and fourteen injured The floor
ing OF the guard room and several gas
pipes were damaged. Official inquiry
into the cause of the explosion is pro
ceeding.
The mine which exploded last evening
III the basement of the Winter Palace,
was filled with dynamite and gun cotton.
The train can be traced to the cellar of
the inner court, where quantity of fuel
was stored
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
Russian Rnhles.

LONDON, Feb. 20-The common coun-
Gil of the city of London, by vote Of ~
to 40, to-day rejected motion for an adj
dress of congratulation TO the Gar on his
taseaINn from asSn ION
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27

Los PINos AGENCY, Col, Feb. Is, via
Lake City, Feb. 17.-Promptly at the
expiration of the ten days, as promised,
Jack rode up TO the agency with three Of
the twelve prisoners demanded 10y the
government, viz: Chief Douglass, Tim
johnson and Thomas. Jack is very re-
ticent and deciineSrO state how or in what
manner the capture was affected Indi-
an like, 1t IS Il matter known only to
himself. Sowerick returned several
hours later, but brought no prisoners.
Jack assured general Adams that owing
TO the depth of snow on the mountains
and the scattered location of the camps
it would take at least three weaks to cap
ture the remaining nine prisoners.
, 1880-03-29
Wildcats In journalism,

SfW FORK tribune, HuycA -,
1t Ia scarcely necessary to inform Intelligent
tcntlurs Ut tho Tribune TINT We do not consider
" "kowell' y Newspaper Directory" advertised In
other columns, As at nll entitled to tho position
thore claimed fur it, or tho StNn! words used
nbtslt It or tho vArous newspaper directories
lssuca hy ADVERTISING agents It Is, so fNr is wo
knnw, the worst-oelnX ofton ludcroltsiy, II not
4l3o ~ ssoms so,l.etlncs prota.hle. mat!ciunsly
suspicion ut least nf bcing must untruthtul
about tho papers which refuse tn a,ayerttso In
,he Or to g!yo spsclal tay9rs e
hnd Rt,otl shAra Of reputable advertising. it
hus OF late devoted mitch Of ttA attention to CO.
"patcnt o,tsllos:" The circulation II such pa-
pGEs 10 enormously deceptive n HiMMntlty, anil
"wilticnts" Of Jpurtinllsu,. atu advertisers who
aro % anxious 70 ttnK away thelr aM,ney cat,nnt
III any of the great morning dulles In New York,
for business oentcrluX hors and seeking the aup-
port at Intelligent people: would Ply better thaM
papers In tho uninh.
, 1880-03-29
Napoleon ut FOsstulleblc

bfMo, do tldtlusnt firn!RhGs 1M with tho fol.
lowing graphic picture nf the Emperor " Fon-
tAineblcnn. ut tie summit OF his glory: "l'ona-
rnrte was then King IN tho Dyes ..f ~! aiitl IL.
his own eyes; ho furxDt tho lllst, he did not feAr
the fulllru. iie walked with u llrin step. fnru.
RcalnE no obstacles. or ut least eertain thAt hc
niild Gtslly Ovartlit1lw Any which might Rrtac.
liz wis either the muster ur tho frlund Ut all tho
Guntlnpntnl kings. ito WINS nllied to seyoral OF
them patheF " torpiKl. trcAtles e by foro!E!l
partltl0lls witch he ln etEeete.l. lilo h,l sir,IK
Khrrs0ns upon ilA t1it,et IstMAt fr'ntiers tu III.
sIru thu executlua Of Ills will, sn! hll tho rt-
sources II Frunca wvr' placssl absolutely In hls
bands. lilo lAossusspt! Hi imnipnsu treasury; he
scrupnlnusly uOuyel;. tlatl hu not, tAo.l, sur
mounted eycsy 1tlstnclel For al! this, Il wni m
WIS yltuwinK ut the yltAls Ut hts glDry. Thu
Frolch ltey.lutton w0s mt y process by which
tho public lntIl wus u, be led u submit tn Mrb
trAry lApwer. Tho sacr1'l tiAlly 0f liberty wN~
bur1iinx IN England. ltMppLIy for tho welfnre I
tntions, ihat snnotuary wy. defended Dy 4 bai-
brcak down. A fnw lc!,Kues OF sen protected tho
civilization Of tho world"
, 1880-03-29
nf Tho high wntcr marl, MI nlong tho lower

EHi1NE."
Tho preparation nn1o Inst a,1m1ncr for tho
Mls4lsstpp too,ia WIS tho cps!nR OF tho 1!ennrt
Gnrr1 Gr,,yassr; wliirh l"wsrch tho river lhrro
sr,yassc ws 70 prcrn hugo npEmprlatop
wn! aetetnrrs tIll mt fcel willing 10 ienvo thia
nael!,l CUP Il tl,c lnsnN 70 destroy nli tlGr ino
coorntnn nf tho w;tcrs Of Lake .l'nnteHariraIn,
an.l st11sc 1,amaRe tl!nu oyAtcr fisheries.
Tho Memphis drti|.,lIrhc snys:
''tn 1SI5 tho wnssr III tho river mt Now Orlcnns
wns six feet hclnw hR-wntt.r tnNrk. wlG ut TIM
R,1fip tn II WIS within l,,lu fn,t mid ak inches
nt hig1,-wntcr n,nrk NJ tho ,r..ati NJ tho Whlte
Rlysr; II fs;a tho water ut Nsw Drcnt,s inckgd
wc ,s at White lstvnr 4 nnly 1oek,H one INCH. Il.
hiEl,-w water ,,,nrk ut New Orl,yt,is, md ut tho
mn,th or Whts llfvrr 4 lacket by twp fcct tyr,
CART nntiGt f!ttt lnwrr tho htxllwncr n,nrk he
lnw the uitlet. The observations ut tho mouth
81 Whllr ftfvcr fnr tho tirte yellrs wGrg ttkcn by
MNf. flenynlfrtf, i. y. a."
Tho u,itrt being cnse1 tho high wntnr II do
nrs to bc utilized Iii C0t,Eress.
, 1880-03-29

pgs,t1 r e M Mst"ns Msrs nystWs;E =, vo,,
think Of Tic Ainlinistrntions position, In resrsl
:s ess as sr VIZ VIZ IS st
business Us over ut His law Office on Capitol Till.
~ think tho Adminiatration hns made lncss
Of It" he replied. :" II has succeeded III n,ak!ng
havo navy which IA not able to copo with tue
f:ss or ssan ii less Rth y" 4 se
--atd yet VIC have sorvGt! nntico upon them al1
thut we intend tn maintain absolute contr1l on
i. although tho whole civilized world knows
that w Rro not. Wo hnyo prctty fnlr navy for
arc n no coon ID lon wbteysr e n eSaxo s II ~. se Mo
Hra IT. M.!yal ssoniet. either at tho fs'hmas Of
to ayoI'l Kcttiny into such positlonf'.'
not yet r.4l,.y, rs u Mutton, to build n cnnAl
else 10 buld It. Thni il Ill thore Is in tho situs-
tion and Ali wa wnnt to do Is To prevent nnybut'y
sposo st s % ra a ", sec e cdSxrsss IT, Ss
aiter III: fa:%: sits v fc siGsaE sho naI
eln DO allowed to Interfere III tho nfInrs Of this
continent CT to our dosrit,ent. Tho building Of q
DO sliyaient 70 piae!ns ships AID s,,,ls oil ths
iarbnr of Sim Franctsco, Atd, therefore, could
not be permitted! BY this noynr'llncnt, and
gress should join with tho President II, notify
tng 81 forelgn Powers that this 's tbs position
Of thts Government upon thls question, att that
such c.lial world be rug1Iried by thta Governs
lncnt as IN unfr!Gndly net; nhf further, that
should build a,lch canal ucruss tho isthius, this
tinf0r,ln,1nt would oia!ln tho right. ut any time
when IN It's Indignant II seonnHi .loccssary, to
tako possession Ut aiic uailnl. without rcKnrtl To
- Such Q oouIsc," saItl tho tirnern'. with one
, 1880-03-29
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, 1880-03-29

NEW Y0nw. March 27.-cOTr0N-I'Ichang closed.
FtOuH-Nult r1ce1pta, 2suD brls; Aupcr etatG md
Westorn. &4.6500s common to 9otd extr. Il 80,
good TO cholcs. $s.t5asO; whlto wheat cstra, ESj3
aA0' extra UhO, fisJ1s; IT. Louis. f.u97.7ss Min
nosDtn patent prucgss, si,Ut4ACl ~,
GltAta-Wilpat lawor, with n limited export de-
mal,ds receipts. 1n,uU but No. spr!nR, fl.z1s TN
graded rod tlJ11aSt.ao; No. d F35i No. 10, &l4l
ettl2, mixed winter, ft5s!ste1.Y Nc. white &;f!,
NJ. 9ho, tl..s, M do. *aspl:tIta N1 red. March,
$f.4lHtti+3 April. $lIJAeiLaali Mny. &l.Hh2A1;rf$.
!tye hEavJ. Curn pwnri ruceip+ GEhgn bu tn1rnied,
sts ssst "a E" s!ssfa ;y yes2w s asi GSsr' ~
fGcoipis H!ln bur nffcd Western. A2stho' white
flAY-tlu1la1,d nct4ve nt 7Qc.
1lUtH-tlnt md unchanged. ....
Git0CEnlks-CDHeo hrlntft RIO carrons, l3HaiE3ct
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lAases ditll Mnd uncs,nnsud Ricu-Demanu fair ind
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