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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16

All Diseases Incidental to Horses and Cattl
SkillfulIy Treated.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-07-07
InYInhIentinn I'D Arthnr.

New YORK, July 5. A special from
Washington to the Commercial says tho
unfavorable comments that were heard
yesterday over the supposed neglect of
General Arthur 10 call at the White
House are not heard to-day, but in their
tead warm expression of admiration
of the modesty and manliness of his bear
ing. Everyone who has seen General
Arthur has been much impressed by his
conduct and tender solicude he has eX
bited for the President. His fcrvent de
sire that General Garfield may be saved
has impressed everybody who has seer
him. His interview with Mrs Garfield
last evening ut the White House is said
to have been very touching. He was un
able TO conceal his own emotions, and
tears coursed rapidly down his cheeks
He has been deeply touched by th0crue
destinations which sought to create tn,
impression that he willfully remaine(
away from the White House. the fac
is, and could have been easy ascertaine(
that he was very DESTROYS of seeing thu
President, but the strict prohibition o
| the physicians that no one but member
of the family be admitted 20 the bedsid
prevented il.
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Sherifs Sale.

In the District Court of Lyon county, Kansas
MN uirsh Constituted for I.e'icrcrl,
Plaintiff. VS.; j. r. Jordan ami the herhien
Silver Plate Co., Defendants.
Whereas. In tile above entitled cause &c Was,
on the 22I day of June, 1881, ordered, lIy lion
Charles b. Graves. the Judge of said court
of the defendant, Jor'ian. taken On the It'll
day of January. a. d. 1881, and now by the
Undersigned held 10y virtue OF the process al
attachment heretofore issued in SAID cause,
he sold for cash, because of its pcrishabie ma
ture and the cost of Keeping IT. due advertise
Tncnt having been first made. Now, there
fore notice Is hereby given that. pursuant 70
such order the undersigned, Sheriff OF Lyon
county, state of Kansas, at the store room on
lot 1876 ON the west side Of Commercial street,
between 4th and 9Th avenues. Emporia. Lyon
county, Kansas, will soil 1t .pHHiIc auction
commencing on the ---s-
14th day OF July, A. d. 1881,
between the nours of ten O'Clock a. N. and
twelve O'Clock m. and between two O'Clock
and six O'Clock p. M of that day, and contln-
uing thereafter from day 70 Gay Gnsg t IN,
cash in hand, all the above mehtioheG az
tached property, including silver watches
IL nickel watches, l celluloid case. Is neck
chains. ia collar bnttOns, 0 dozen collar but
tons. 3l3 pair of sleeve buttons, loa rings. lls
pins pair bracelets, 1bS sets gold studs, II
guard chains, lis sets JeWe!ry. sc. f,d
gold speetacles. 3S2 pair silver sPectacie<,
Goggles and cases, Is fruit dishes. % dozen
knyes sets aniyss a and Io Sarts Sss eankn
rings, % card receivers, card cases. CAS-:
tors. 5 cases spoons, 81 dozen spoons =
tRimbIes, / case tOothpicks, / case mt picks
sets nut picks, Is nut picks, 1S2 clocks
cups, II butter dishes, sugar bowls 1ewe
caskets, pitchers. racks y vases; : 1SSaS 6
spoon holders, egg stand. 4salts, / dozen
watch cases. ehild's sets, pissS1eso t table bio
ware cigar sb ssa9r Of LYON county. Kansas
June 90, 1881. dIS5tio-w2Ttl
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THE READING News.
EDITED by MARY DE zEAN.
TUESDAY, July 5


TUESDAY, July 5.
! Everybody at the ice-cream party last
Thursday night seemed to enjoy them
selves. G. w. Arbuckle, an organ agent,
amused the party with some songs and
music. Tho CongTegationalists have
bought an Organ..-.A good time was
had at the Riverside Sunday school pic
mic, The Grafton, by Rev. Mr.. Goodner,
was full of patriotism and zeal, and the
speeches. singing, etc, went well and all
appeared happy, outside Of The sorrow
expressed for the Presidents condition.
I. Mrs. Call delivered good temper
ancc lecture last Saturday evening on
claw and Order and expressed much
hope in the enforcement of tho new law
She also preached Sunday morning on
aDFy. Bsaes,o which she considers q
great drawback today, and lectured
again in the evening. She received sew
erai ssnbscriptiDns for her papeS Fhe
Crusader ana eAoligk names to START &
lodge Of Good TEN plars, which will be
ORGANISED Saturday evening, July g,
when she will re1urnand bring her Sankyi
with Esrfo sing SIZE : interesting and
amuti d 4 and ~ ssslzsi l:sssing IAN
earti ls.Ee has 81 rIes1 ne whole town
to ths IN sl.fa 81 s.sss1 hing tina Sua-
day a.. .l.f. 81 81 IS ltc.a ruin. The
- VICE dent called = confef-
enea sse1fne aeeaoqn for ALI
Interested "a q. 3 J. -. % meet and see
what seton should BE taken ii feEsfsl h
the 1iIad mana geme1t Uf the sctnf;i,
which has kept away nsany who were
DESTROYS of Attending. because they lihc
seceedeEsl thought that il was little tho
sectarian- They met and v0iei tn re-
organize, which Fightthey claimed the
privilege Of doing every Sunday If they
saw fit; and also to have q Union Sunday
School for eveFylDd hnd elected die
| following officers: Supt, j. K Frost !:
Assistant Supt, VIM, TIlinsinn; Secrc-
tary, DR. Biddle; Treasurer, T. A. Swan,
Librarian, DIR. w. Z Roup; ChoFister,
J. II. Love; and DR.. Roup chairman Of
the committee On constitution bylaws,
and voted TO meet AZ half past Hine...-...
Mrs Roup was elected organist II was
isyoted TO have the HteFatnre 81 the school
from the publishing house of David G.
Cork Adjourned. We hope tho school
Will succeed and prosper in It's under
taking and keep mp the interesf in those
who 50 suddenly showed such an. inter
lest in its welfare.
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he HARTFoRD News.
EnIrED BY" J1Neo."
NSAruRDAY. July 9

SATURDAY, July 2.
The Smith Brothers will furnish mr.
sic AZ the ball given by the Hartford
Band nou Monday afternoon and even
ing .deorga lEastih q plastcsfng The
Heal Hess Z Isase (,e4alt il the new
NEE laarketuhaa So pen Hunts old
CITY Meat aEasl;a He opened ont rs.
terday.. :. Strawn is going TO celebrate
the Fourth. Fireworks in the evening"
by. firefies and the comet. Several
cars passed yesterday upon the Missouri
Pacific marked Mexican. Central Rail-
way's Isaac Smiths celebration came
two days too soon, but as it is boy, he
says it is all right John Rosenquist
will soon build a new residence north Of
the rivcf. !. We learn with regret that
the wife Of Mi. o. s. Brooks died yester-
day morning of consumption She was
a lady highly rcspectetlby all who knew
her, and leaves many alear friends to
- - TuEsDAY, July 5.
/ v. c. Welch, of The Morris County
Enterprise accompanied by his wife and
Child are visiting fricnds hero. .LDr.
Norman Morrison of Mcpherson. an
old-time resident OF this city came down
tospend the Fourth Vernon Apple.
by, late OF Winfield hut now of Empo.
ria, was In town ; yesferday David
BeInheisel, of Greenwood City. is in
town and will soon commence erect
ing large business house situated on
Main street, IN which he -will engage in
the-g grocery -business.--..Thc Fourth
passed off splendidly at this place, al
though the sad intelligence from Wash
ington gmarrcsi fhcQ pleasure of many
Judges Culver and Kellogg deliyerttl
most interesting addresses. as did the
president oftbe day, Mr.. J. F. Hammond
The music by the band was splendid
and everything conduced TO the happi
ness of the assemblage, which was by
far the largest ever seen in Hartford In
the evening the Hd.elsHunt was opened
Fly grand ball and banquet, which was
enjoyed by many of our foremost citi
zens, and every one was full of praise
well deserved-for Mrs. Hunt, the hostess
| of the evening. @ 5s.. .sl.~..
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HEARr.RENnING,
One boy Shoots and kills Another with
n Tow Pfakol

n - n ~ 4 a.
One boy Shoots and Kills Another With
Toy Pistol.
About half past O'clDck Aonddg a
most heart-rendering aceiaenk 6ccsH'zl
on Commercial street, disetly in from
Of the court house. A n1mber of h13s
were gathered logetheF shootiag ire
works and firing off the dangerous toy
pistols, so common on the stree4 IN the
hands of small boys that morning.
The contents of one, which was evil
IDENTIFY loaded with shot in addition to
the usual blank cartridge, was discharg.
ed in the hands of a boy directly into
the left chest of little Johnnie Munson.
who fell Immediately and expired in a
few minutes, the load cutting large
hole in the body very near the heart
The boy was but eleven Or twelve yeas
of age, and was also playias viii : pis-
toll similar to the one tat caused Afs
death. The dead child MS taken home
70 his mother, whom lie had left Just q
few minutes before, lively, happy
and her only son-and who IS now frantic
with .sEieE The father, who Is seeiiDn
man on the 4. T. s. S. F. Il. X. was
with his son at the time of the accident.
There is-s differences 0f opinion regard.
ing the unfortunate boy in whose hands
the pistol was fired at the time. 4 large
number of persons declared that the boy
who discharged the revolver was Char
ley Frisbie, aged about eleven years.
Charley sfoutiy denies That he shot his
comrade7 says tAat ne used only blank
cartridges, and that Johnnie Munson ran
in front Of pistol in the hands of a
boy named Ed. Gardner,aa sscp-san OF
"Bhna Davh-"fTie writer called al
the home 81 GAEdaer : vas unable to
find him, hui learned that he had a toy
pistol and used in It small shot in addi
ton TO blank cartridges.
! By whoever the fatal shot may have
beep erea, i is > nos Iamentable affair
and in the opinion of THE NEwsf i
should be made a violation of law to sell
pistols to boys, ahd that all boys found
using them should be promptly arrested
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SheriMs Sale.

samuel Wcstheimer vs.. a !. Gutek
Notice is hereby given that By yirtne Of an
execution Issued out Of the 18th Judicial
District Court In and for Lyon county
and state OF Kansas, in the above en-
titled cause and 90 me directed, VIII,
on Saturday, the 9th day OF July, A. n
1881, at 10 O'Clock .. m, at the front door o.
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell AZ
public auction 70 the highest bidder for
ash the following described goods, wares
and merchaniisc, to.wit: a stock OF gro
ceries consisting Of wooden and stone wares,
coffee teas. canned goods, soda, starch and
sage, indigo, hops. dried apples, lamps and
lamp chimneys, paper bags. and various 9TH
er articles and fixtures belonging 10 ana
usually kept in q grocery store said go1tss
wares and n erchandise to be sold as
he Dropertv OF the sand defendant 10 satisfy
said execution . T. aaSONs =
Sheriff of Lyon county. Kansas.
Jane a. 1881. -. ds4StlzE5Sts
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Barnett's Cocaine

is renowned as pure and effective hair
dressing in every quarter of the world.
For thirty years it has been Il Iavorite
with the people and leader with the iade
The name "Cocoaine'' has become valu.
able property. Burnett s. Co. have estab.
lished their sole right TO its use in sew.
eral suits at law, Thus protecting the pub
lie and themselves from imposition.
The superiority of Bnrneit's flavorihg
extracts consists in their perfect purity
and great strength.
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our FOURTH.
Rather Measre T9rn0ut-The People
Too Sad Mt Heart tn Engage
IN Festivities

/ Too Sad Mt Heart tn Engage
In Festivities.
Evidently the people of Emporia AMI
vicinity had little heart to engage in TIA,
celebration to-day The crowd in the
city at the time the procession formed
was not large. The public was resting
under the general gloom caused by tho
sad news from Washington, and there
seemed 20 be but little enthusiasm on
the part of those who engaged i'm the
celebration.
The two bands of the city, the Ama-
tour and Wandering Star, appeared upon
the street and favored the public with
some performances which were very
creditabie indeed, ard which called
forth many compliments for their fine
performances. The Amateurs have I'M
proved very rapidly under the ins:ruc-
tion of j. G. Richards, and there is
promise of the organization reaching
something of the degree of excellence
attained by our old knight Templar
band.
The Rifles marched out of their
quarters at 10 O'Clock, and made a fine
appearances in their handsome uni
forms. The procession moved in the
order heretofore announced: First, the
Amateur band; second, Emporia Rifles (;
third, car with yonng ladies represent
ing states fourth, wagons representing
different industries The firms taking
places in the procession were Osborn
& Jeremy, timers; Coles s. Jones, fancy
plasierers; Singer Sewing Machine,
Vail s. Hail. painters; Rice Bros, ice
cream. After this came an old carriage
with five calithumpians, Enthusiastically ar
ranged, and hauled by three tdininutive
mules, the front one being ridden by one
Of the company, armed with fence
rail. This part of the performance Gre
ated a good deal Of merriment. Several
wagon loads of people fell in along. The
way, and some were already upon the
ground when the procession arrived at
its desnnaiien. kt 81 - !!
AT THE GROVE
q very large concourse of people assem-
bled to hear the addresses by Mr,,J Jay
Buck. j. w. Feighan and l. L! Lambert,
and from what we have learned of the
efforts of these gentlemen We can only
express the regret that our absence from
the city intcrfeTed with cur enjoy.
ment of SO great a treat as eir;speechl
es proved to be. The qualifications of
Messrs. Buck and Lambert as public Or
ators are well known, and as both OF
these gentlel1cn are said to have been
at their best yesterday We arc not sur
prised 10 hear that their addresses were
among the most able that, were ever de-
livered in Emporia. saz
Mr.. Feighan, who is comparatively
new TO EmpOria created a[yery happy
impression and his wcll-chosen remarks
and the manner of their delivery justify
the belief that he POSSESSES oratorical
ability of no mean order.
Numerous groups opened iheir lunch
baskets under, the spreading trees. A
dance platform erected by Mr. C. A
Coles was we'll patronized, and had it
not been for the general spirit of des-
pondency caused by tho Condition of
President Garfield, the anniversary
would have been one of the most success
full ever held IN this city.
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A great desideratum in the preparation
of medicine is thai il should be palatable
without losing its efficiency. This is
the case with PRIcKLY ASH BITrERs,
and being graded as regards their cathar-
tic properties, they are better adapted
for general use than any other similar
article. 4 trial will convince the most
slranfira1
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-07-07

California Kidney Tea is found on The
mountains; California Kidney Tea costs
20 cents per package; California Kidney
Tea cures all diseases of the kidneys,
bladder and urinary organs. Don't you
think il will cure you. Buy package
of your druggist, B. Wheldon & Co, for
80 cents, and try it,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-07-07

The funeral of ]. C. Bennett, conduct
ed by the Masonic fraternity and Knights
otHonor, of this city, took place Tuesday
at 0 o'clock a. m. The cortege, which
was one of the largest and most impOs-
ing ever seen in Emporia, was headed
by the K. T. Band, which played a beau
tif1l dirge in respect to the memory of
one who IN life was ever their devoted
and faithful patron.
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Horrible DiscOyery-The Dead Bodies OF
Thirteen Men Found Forty Miles
L d.


from FL PaSO.
ST. LOUIS, July G.-Dispalches from
Santa Fe say: Private and reliable dis
patches from Paso del Norle state that
on yesterday Il party of Americans en-
route to Chihuahua returned to PasO del
Norte reporting to Mr.. George T. An
thony general manager of the Mexico
Central r. r., that at the point where
the road from FL Paso to Chihuahua
enters the Saw hills, forty miles from FL
Paso, they found thirteen dead babies
all of them belonging TO sur
veying parties of that road
locating the line TO chihuahua. The
surveying party which originally
started WIS in charge of the locating en-
gineer, NJ J. Cunningham, and was
about thirty men strong. Armed parties
were Immediately dispatched to The
scene of the reported massacre. So fal
thc names of the killed have not beer
learned. II is not known whether the raid
was committed by Indians or Mexicans
but it is supposed some Of Victoria's wal
chiefs and right hand men, who Will
about thirty warriors escaped from th'
Frcscastillos fight, are the perpetrators
Another dispatch. dated Las Cruces yes
ter,lay, says: Advices received here to
day state that the south bound
stage on the FL Paso and Chihuahus
line was attacked by Indians about ONT
hundred miles south of FL PasO anG
four passengers and two drivers killed
One passenger escaped wounded
The report has llsS reached here To Tho
effect that the entire surveying party o
the Mexican Central Railway had beer
killed by Indians in Old Mexico.
company of Mexican cavalry has beer
sent out from chihuahua to. Investigate
| the rannIt
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Gefiing Thin.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July G.-Anether
crazy man went into the Adjutant Gen
erals Office, slapped Gen. Drum nn the
back and said he had revelation
that he must kill Vice President Arthur.
He was promptly arrested.
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ment will he made until the completion and
acceptance OF said bridge said ounty
and all bids.
At the same time ard place rs above naue1
sealed proposals W i'll be received for the con
strnction oi two piers to support said bridge
said piers to lac i'm accordance with plans and
specifications set forth and now on file in she
Office of the County Clerk of Lyon county, the
said County commissioners deserving the
right to reject any and all bids for the same,
and the party receiving sal.f work must he
prepared To enter at once into contract for
tL e com pIelion of the same. md give bonds
accordingly = .-
By order OF the Board, this 10th ,lay oi
June, 1881 WV r. EWING,
Wa5I5 County Clerk
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Women are everywhere using and rec
ommending PaFkcris Ginger Tonic, be.
cause they have learned from experience
that it speedily overconles dependency,
indigestion, pain or weakness in the
back and kidneys, and other troubles
peculiar 10 the sex.-Home Journal.
See advertisement.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
10y telegraph to ENPoRIA DAILY NKws
Chicago Markets.
lNuIN Inl,- Il

Wheat-Strongcr; $It9a.
Corn-Firmcr; 455E.
Oats Firm. higher; 3TAc.
Pork-Stronger, higher; $I6 o.
Lard-Strong, excited $If 95.
H0gs.Receipts: IA go; fairly active. light,
5glue higher. Sd OOlD6 30; mixed packing,
So SO16 10; heavy, unchanged, Sc 1905 40.
CATTLE Receipts, 200. active, E61I0c Ia CHER ;
eNpnrts. So 1905 -; good to choice shipping
IS Goes IS; common 10 fair, s. SO95 so; BUTCH
erS, 81 25SD4 25
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TuEsn.N Inlv 9Th

OESDAlS July oti.
Mr.. SnarneIs are moving out to their
farm on Allen creek. ;. Henry Boriz re-
turned from the west in time TO spend
the Fourth with friends at home. The
Americas cooperative cheese factory is
now turning out four hundred and fifty
pounds of first-class cheese daily, a dai-
ly revenue To the milking fraternity of
$40, or nearly $500 q month. a good
many distinguished guests from dis
lance were present at the celebratian.
The procession formed around the public
square in the morning, numbering about
80 wagons. By O'Clock 1917 vehicles of
various kinds could be counted in the
grove. Some good music, both vocal
and instrumental, iEtersperscd with de-
CARNATIONS, were among the chief fea-
lures Of the days festivities. Hon. E.
NJ. Forde, the chief speaker of the day,
surprised his hearers with the eIoquehee
of his speech. Dinner was served in the
good old basket-picnic style. The pro-
sceeds on the grounds were $174.93. -.
The sidewalks have been partially re-
paired, making pedestrianism much
safer. j. D. Gibson contcmplates en-
larging the wareroom to his store to
two-story building soon, putting in
storm braces, and otherwise strengthen
ing the structure. =. Married, at the resi-
dcnce of the brides parents, on July I'd,
Miss Lorena Wise To Mr.. &. Kerr, by
Rev Joel A. Barker, officiating pastor.
n.y. TIM pnnfiaI Cnrfanfnninl tho ha
couple were treated To some fine music
by the band, who likewise got their
treatment in return "A MIR. PeH and
Mr.. Wamsley, from the blue grass
regions of Kentucky, are Wis
ting in this section.
Everything passed off quietly. The diff
ferent ones that took part in the program
did well, but our time and space forbids
especial mention. The town generally
was we'll decorated with the stars and
stripes, while the residence of Mr., Bond
and the Herald office floated the emblems
of every cline. The latest news from Gar
field was the chief topic Of the day, and
every source of Information was eagerly
sought for. The receipts of the dance at
the Wiley building was about 500.
Forks, rakes, hoes and tinwarc at VIII
ley's. Is
NJ w. Gibson is still handling burial
cases of all kinds from the cheapest
white wood to the Most costly mahogany
Trimming done at all hours Of the day
or night BY an expefi cace.l workinab
MeGeEmiek mowers at Wiley, 8
The cheapest placesSin Americus Is
willey's for choice family grocesies.
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$500 REwARD-is offered to any one
who can give me information which
will lead to the discovery of two cows
that strayed from my slaughter house on
the 10th of June. One 6 years old, red,
with white spots; the other 3 years old,
light roam, with red neck. Both COWS
are fat, and without brands or marks.
,tft WM. Born,
ISL Coml. ST. Emnoria. Kansas.
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Monday Professor Fowler happened
to have occasion to step into the labora-
tory at the State Normal for book,
when he discovered one of the tables 10
be on fire. Upon Investigation he found
that a bottle containing PHOSPHORUS,
which had been placed in pan. had
broken and that the contents had eaten
through the tin and ignited the wood.
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Terrible Heat

LoNo BRANCH. July G.-Terriblc heat
prevails. The thermometer at Red
Bank registered % in the shade al 0 a.
IN; at South Ambria, 10l, and at Long
Rranch 00
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Ferdinand, the druggist, takes pleas
ure in greeting the many new suburban
subscribers Of THE NEWS. A cordial
Invitation to call is extended to the
suburban residents of Topeka, Lawrence,
Eureka, Burlington, Fit. Scott, Newton,
and others