The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-15

public which will appear in the Times
tomorrow, claiming that the election of /
Hancock will not endanger or disturb |
the business interests of TIE country. |
They refer TO the cases of the hard times |
following the panic of 1878 and the |
eventual return of prosperity, and say |
that the latter Is due to natural causes. |
hence the claim that the country owes
its prosperity to the party in power or |
that il will go to ruin if that party is
turned out of power is an audacious
one and an insult TO the intelligence of
every business man.
Baltimore Celebration.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 12.-The cele-
bration of the sesqui-centennial is con-
tinued to-day. The Knights Templar
Royal Arch and Blue Masons are out in
strong force. including a number of Wis.,
iting communicates of Knights Tenplar.
The remainder of the procession is com
posed of the children of the public
| schools, of whom there ale several
thousand in line. A threat of rain eariy
in the forenoon prevented many chill
dren from joining, but the procession Is
the largest of its Kind ever seen in Balii-
| more.
Fire at Sterling
STERLING, Kas., Oct. 11-Four times
| in twelve years the distillery at this
| place has been burned out. It is now
learned that there were over 1,400 head
of cattle in the sheds and that /, 100 were
burned, and those which were gotten
out were SO injured that many will die.
| The shed belonged to Isaac Waxel, of
Chicago, whose loss is about $40, 600.
The hay burned was worth about g. 500,
and the cattle sheds, $1,000 The only
insurance known here is 5000 on the
sheds.
Religions Intolerance
/ OTTAWA, Oct. 12-The pastoral letter
was read in all the Catholic churches in
this city to-day, forbidding parents to
send their children TO model schools on
pain of deprivation of the sacrament
The model school and government in
! stitution are preliminary TO normal
school.
Davenport Sustained.
NEW York, Oct 11.-Judge Blatch
ford, Judge Choate concurring, has
given decision refusing to remove
Davenport, chief supervisor of elections
and dismissing the order to show cause
, granted Saturday. Judge Blatchforfi
however, thought certain parts of the
regulations governing deputy marshals
! might he modified.
octl1tOE Dldlue.
J CHICAGO, Oct. Ex-senator Blaine ha.
been compelled to cancel his appoint
ments tor the stump. He has spoken 81
. long 10 large meetings in the open ali
, and so often in the night time in Indian,
and Ohio that his throat has become at
fected. A physician whom he consulted
9 here to-day orders him peremptorily t.
2 stop and rest.
E Chief Supervisor Davenport.
Y NEW YORK, Oct. "a motion wa
t made this morning before Judge Blatch
: ford. by E. Ellery Anderson, in the cas-
! arising out of the seizure of sixty-eigh
!, naturalization papers by federal super
e visors of elections, for the order to shoy
I cause why chief Supervisor Davenport
7 should not be removed from Office.
4 Crafty Barnnm In st. Louis
. ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 9.-Wm. H. Bal
. mum. chairman of the Democratic nj
: tiOnal committee, arrived here at /
i O'Clock this morning, held conferenc
!. with prominent politicians, visited th
4 fair, and left tonight for Indianapoli
d He would not be interviewed on polit
\ cal subjects.
d Split Among the Germans.
New YORK, Oct. 1O-There has bee
a split among the German Democrats
p this city, and at a meeting to-day res
If luton was adopted authorizing the con
mittee from their organization to affil
n ate with any other organization on loo,
q affairs.
r. Wyoming Republicans.
Is CHEYENNE, Oct. 1.-THE Republics
u territorial convention met on Saturdt
j. at Rawlins, and nominated Alexander ]
bt Sweet, the great cattle grower, as del
e. gate to congress.
Ia Signed.
ne WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-The requil
ct ton for the payment of the Utes W
OF signed to-day.