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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-10

of left and jInyle bob the right. Hor z
brand the "a n on LEFT hip. Range on
Cimaron river at mouth OF Crooked
CresS. + y Dodge City.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-10
FRANK ToMLix
SON.
EVANS. HUN
TER & EVANS

Brands: Heart upside down on left hip.
Ear marks-swallow fork in each ear
on some cattle. Another lot branded II
8 on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded on side and e on len
hip-crop in left underhalf crop in right
hip-crop and underbit each ear. An
other lot Fl on LETT side. Another Tor
Arrow brand on left hip-spit in each
ear.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-10

v D-connected on LEFT siae. Il r connec-
edcn ieit nde and hip. half circle K le'
SIDE and Y bar en- left ude. n
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-10

JAI-JA connected - on left side, 7
cross on right side, half circle on right
side and V on left shoulder Pc well
Iington. KS. Range Is miles no Tn OF
Medicine Lodge, y2-25
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-10
BRANDS OF MJoa. ssoAowsrt : co

Ranch located at Walnut Grove. near
Cimarron river, Indian Territory. Post
office addresses, 5. L. MAJOR. Medicine
Lodge or wichita, Kansas. or w. B. BROAD
WELL, Hutchinson or Kiowa. Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-10
r. W. PHILLIPs,

*. w. PHILLIPs,
on each side or
lett hip. Addition
al BRANDS. "a con-
pected on lefthiD
Of some stock
on left side meek
and hip OF some
cattle.
Horse brand. "a
connected on LETT
hip. i o Sun city
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-10

and nn.Irrbit in LETT and split in right
Old stock. no ear marks Range. Com
rancho county Pool. PO Lake itY
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15
OUR INTEREST IN THE EAT.

OUR INTEREST IN THE EAT.
The re%iations between different parts
of the world have become SO intimate
Tia. a great ~unheayei al any point al
fleets may other POINTS. 1t is so with
the Egyptian crisis. While a general
var map not and probably will not re
suit from sny coerciye Movements in
Egypt, the effect of even a contest in
and with Egypt will affect this conn
FRY. Tie Suez canal, unless England
shall patrol il with war vessels or guard
it with troops, will be CLOSED to traf-
Gc, This will throw 10 our trans con
tineltal lines much traffic which now
passes through if. neayy traffic will,
of course, pursue old sea routes, bat
light and valuable goods, that require
speedy transit, Will come this way.
This will be an advantage to our rail-
roads and ought to improve that de-
scription Of property. The COTTON and
wheat hitherto shipped from Egypt,
While not extensive in amount, was
enoughto exert a very DECIDED infu-
ence on prices in the English markets.
These, even il only tie present Strain
ed relations ale maintained, will be
kept out of market, as there is practia-
ally none being raised-more viii be
free 70" export. Hence The markets
will he more free to US than they were.
The result win be better markets for
cotton and wheat, which viii lie an
advantage to thts country. There are
other respects in which this country
will profit, but those named arg eyi-
deaf. # we do not speculate opt OF
the market, as was done last year, the
time before US has d prosperous out
look.--Philp, Erening Ns,rS.
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NEW YORK LETTER.
New York, July s, 1882.

- 'RtNf jay ~ hfA9as
The midsummer holiday is over and
thoss who improved tic opportunity to
enjoy the occasion, have returned to
their labors. SsnAo arg sorry play spell
is i've and that thtir vacation could
not have been prolonged, but most Of
the ahsentees are b ppier at their bus
mess than they eorlI be angling In
brooks, playing %croquette and lawn
tennis or dawdling awsy their tue
under the trees in the eountry. Tho
Fourth of July seemed 20 lie quiet here
Still there was sufficient noise to adj
monish quiet persons thai it wasa dsv
Of no ordinary importance. for at dag
break the thunder Of cannon crackers.
he swapping OF torpedoes and the
crackle Of fire crackers, made sleep i'm
possible and at the hour when most
business men quit their homes on other
dals, the atmosphere was freighted
aiih the ~insidious odor Of powder as
well rs with the noise Of combustion.
Corey Island, Rockagay. Long
BraGeh ana otiter contiguous seaside.
rcsoIi IS were tAronged and hotel keep
ers did a famous h~usiress. which would
have been much larger bed nat a rain
com en- IA the afternoon to dampen
the snirit' Of pleasure seekers and send
tlelu hurriGly to their homes. The
RACES At Iesg Branch were run despite
the weather and vast crowds attended
and speafing Of races reminds Inc that
7, Z. Walton, Il hotel keeper Of this
city, who has been phenomeually sue
cpssfnl III his ventures on the tnrf.
having accumulated over $1,000, 600 il,
tlis way, $5G0,o coo Of (which he won from
Englishmen last year during his tour
abrosd, higgins e find fault with lie
papers because they Keep him before
the public as a profess onal tnrrman,
which he says lie is rot. Mr. Walton
has done good work IN other directions
notably in cleaning certain portions Of
this city which under his management
has been cleaner and sanitarily better
than even before. But he claims that
he has already lest Sz00, 900 by this op
Grafton AID naturally desires to retire
from this bianch of industsy when his
contract expires.
One of our mammoth excursion
steamers, licensed to carry 1000 passen
gers came near having 4 serious acei-
dent yesterday by coming in cole ion
with an outward bound OCEAN teamei
Luckily no lives were lost. The steam
boat vas damaged to the extent OF
$1,000. Our railway managers and
Steamboat owners, seem to be needles
~ careless and a salutary lesson adj
ministered to them as in the ca e OF
John I. Harold, who recovered dam
ages from the Elevated Railway Com
pany of $50 900 for injuries INDICTED,
would make these great corporations
less needless of human life. a good
move i on the tapes in prominent cir
cles to urge .he increase Of damages
from 50 900 to $780, 200 where life is at
lost through accidents on railways. and
this is Successful, there viii be fewer
accidents to record for tie immense
.pecuniary interests at stake would
make officials more careful.
LAURENs.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

One of those unfortunate scenes al
ways to be deplored, but which can
hardly be prevented without ~irterfer-
ing with tie liberty OF discussion that
is so essential to a democratic form Of
government, took place in Congress on
Thursday week. The Naval Appropri
alton bill was before the House, and
Mr.. Robson took advantage OF the oC-
casion to make a defence Of his admin
istration OF the Navy. Grave charges
have been made against AIr. Robeson,
and for years he has patiently waited
for and opportunity to refute. That
opportunity game on the DAY above sta
ted, and it is admitted by all parties
Chat Mr. Ro0eson's defence was master
~ ant convincing. but, in the course
Of his speech, he had occasion to make
some very severe remarks, which Mr..
Witthone, OF Tennessee, chose to appro
Pirate to himself. lis name had not
been mentioned, but when SIR. Robe
son referred to some disgraceful con-
duet ola certain membsr, Dir. Wit
thorIe srrarg from his seat, and adj
vencing toward Mr. Robson in . threat
ening manner. exclaimed, Chat is .
lie, and whoever repeats the statement
is a liar.
Great confusion ensted, the mem
bers rushed from their seats and gath
cred around the excited d~isputants,
but Mr.. R1besop continued his speech
and administered to the ferry Tennes-
seran-saeh a castigation as few men
have ever received on The door Of Con-
gress. For then ten years Mr.. Whit
more has invited this ohastisement.
lie has never lost an opportunity to
launch the most yirtulaut attacks
against Mr., Robson, for zen years lie
has DETAINED his public ana private c! ar
actor, and has always seemed to perfer
for his assaults those occasions when
the latter being absent could not de-
fend himself That he hasat last been
met andignominiously routed viii be
cause OF regret 10 few; that it certain
" was not TO the members present was
evidenced by the fact that when Mr..
RonEsoN had concluded, the billunder
discussion was passed by a majority OF
119 to IS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

All. Bayne, Of Pennsylvania, attacks
lie President every now and then. Tho
New Yerk Hereld says-"Nhen a
member Of Congress, in lis place,
charges the President Of the United
states with misconduct in violating the
constitution and the laws it is neces-
sary that lie should condeseend 10 a
bin Of particulars. He must bring him
proofs if he wishes lis Insertions to 90
Tor anything more than mere but kpm.
If lie las facts justifying his accusation
The public would like to see them, aud
|e cannot do'better than produce them
at once,"
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

Dickens putchman,n . character
Of Moyamensing prison who was no.
ticed by the great novelist curing his
VISIT to this country. and who LAS been
a jail bird during the greater portion.
Of his life. was released a few weeks
ago. but his old habits were TOO strong
10 be resisted, aAdou F.ilay he vas
again committed for theft. Ike Gull
prit is over severity Years Of age, and as
he will probably steal as often as a
favorable opportunity presents itself,
tits altogether Likely he Will end his
days within the precincts Of a jail. his
last term was for three years, and just
previous 10 its expiration he expressed
coHtritiop for his past crimes and de-
clared his determination Of living hon
estly during the remainder Of his days.
But his tIieyish nature was stronger
than lis desire to be decent, and it is
doubtful 4 he cold satisfy himself
outside Of prison. much less enjoy til.
swaets of Observation-Disclosures Sun
day s!ar.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

rangement to allow the House IL keep
the appropriation bills seven months
and then expect to make the Senate
dispose Of them in 2 fewdays; but there
is probably moro in ihs general disir-
clinatien Of Senators TO be excluded
from their full share in the personal
profit or local influence to be derived
froru a manipulation Of the items Of
National expenditure. Anyhow, the
Senators are taking their time, meet
irg no earlier ard sitting no later now
taan they did in December. After a
seven months session Tie record Of
this Congress is not = very proud one
no great measure oflegislation having
teen matured-though there is eonsol-
lation in the thought that il might
have been worse. 1t is probably better
20 de nothing than 20 60 wrong. But
besides ils sloth in attacking questions
90 real Importance, the most remarka--
hle thing undertaken by this Congress
is the passage Of q bin by the House
fQf the reduction Of taxes By which The
reyenue is 10 be diminished at least
twenty millions 4 year witLot the reduc
ton Of 4 dollar in the expense of colec
lion and without a particle Of advan-
lage to Zine hundred and niuely-qine
out Of every thousand persons in the
laHd. An increase Of seyenty millions
= year in the pension list, with 4 river
and hafbor appropriation bill nf prob.
ably twenty-ly millions and other APP
preparations on a like liberal scale,
would seem to call for tie mainsten-
ante Of The taxes, or at least Of such of
th,m rs bear at least heavily on the
bulk Of the people; but iastead Of adopt
ing such a policy Congress goesto work
10 diminish he revenue, and to do it
in such u way as to favor those few
wealthy people who own bank stocks,
keep bank ACCOUNTS, or manufacture
masclrs, ratept medicine, and cigars.
Old OXenstl-rn b adY'ce 10 lils son TO
behold with what 4ttle wisdom the
world is governed Aas its finest appli-
III connection with the Ameri-
can Congress. In that respect we beat
the universe There is no party poll
tics in the matter. Members of both
PARTIES are on both sides of the tax
question and APE equallytQ blame for
Tie failure 10 lesisldte intei!igently.
DON PEDRO.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

The New Yovk San says; eve see
nothing to indicate that either Presi-
dent ArthGr OF Mr.. Bliss has been in
any respect leDisnt toward the Star
Ioute conspirators. There are power
full Influences at work to aid them in
their trial-infuences which extend
even to the bench Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States. But none
of these emanate from tho White
House, We believe the President is
dealing fairly with the people in this
matter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

The number Of lives lolt on the sun
.lau Ohio steamer is now estimated at
twenty-five. II is q shocking affair,
and illustrates afresh the danger Of
9rercroWling, 1t is peculiar that no
amoautof disaster will deter the peo-
ale from erowding steamers to a dar.
gefous eAtent. When NICE there is a
movement fer an excursion, there APP
roars 90 he q perfect wilduess, and no
amount Of discomfort N danger viii
deter from prosecuting an excursion
once resolved upon. The people are as
responsible as the officers for accidents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

The disagreements between the SEN
ale and House over the National Bank
lhqrterpill have been settled in Com
ference Committee and thebH will be-
come Il law. The House acceded and
the Senate amendments sand.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

4 bill has been introduced in the
Louisiana Legislature which Imposes
fine and imprisonment on psople who
send challenges and fight duels, and
makes it the duty Of courts Especially
charge grand juries in the matter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

1t has hardly been Q successfully man
aged campaign. General Weaver has
been put in the position Of insisting on
perfect security in The midst of break
ers Nj. Rawle was nominated to be
tarown overheard; Major Brown was
overheard to be nominated; Brosius
was invented. Lilly slaughtered, and
laapaign assessment begins.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

Nine thousand copies Of a Russian
revolutionary proclamation were dis
covered at the Ministry OF the Marine
in St. Petersburg. After the discovery
inc director Of The department commit
ted suicide.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

oaEAr BRJrAIS AND TIE EAST
The politjcal and economicai dicia-
tors OF Eastern policy, british guns,
opened their load mouths lass Tuesday
aad viii we imagine not cease barking
rn.i the policy of Egypt takes q pacific
COURSE: [ L. Ne mean if ADMIRAL NioA
oisoa don't set burt BY some missile, as
lie seems to anticipate il, II what is re-
ported is true, Tie Adngrli j. Ike a
i,,an viewing tbs tsustie Actweeu Two
AeiiEereuts says, if oHe Of yoU fellows
happen TO shy "a rack ard hit us, wei
give you a blizzard, tlat's the kind OF
ahairpin the fighting man is made Of.
iIoweter, the war cloud is 10 longer s
spec6, il is 4 full sized nimbus, and ro
l5isiabe, and what yapor is waited to
fully darle n the Essp.ian horizon wili
lie erected 10y the expression from the
British metal.
Fg there ever was wisdom needed N
EGYPT, ii is now, auG how il isthat tie
Continental powers. eyer jealous OF
British prestige or influences, can let
Euglan3 capture The Eastern policy is
something we Can't understand. Why
they might know hat when a British
Commander said lie would do SO and
50 il 50 aud so was not DOM, it was as
good as au Ottoman's word. lie has
done it, and tie lire Of Eastern policy
has had Its ley turned in the Egyptian
ward, and the international field viii
SOON awaken to the realization that
Great Britain win play the leader, as
she always does. in all questions OF
diplomacy or force when the Eastern
question is the subject at issue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

The S~tdr-rou'e business is a confess
ed f@aiiufe, and the trial, it is admitted,
VII Genre to LITTLE. just who're the
responsibility rests is a di-putttd mat
Ter. ard Tie outcome will discrcdit al
efforts on the part Of the government
to convict parties accused Of crime in
The Distric. of Columbia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

Secretary Folgers decision on the
counterfeit plates in Dotle's bands
ends a sensational ease for the present.
tt does not explain all the facts in the
case, and leaves some points in the sin
gulal treatment Of the gang open TO
question; but il must be accepted as
showing that the plates submitted
were not manufactured by access to
The Treasury vaults.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

An oIder was made in the District
Of Columbia Criminal Court to recon-
yene the Grand Jury fol- the purpose Of
bearing important new evidence in ref
eJeuce TO tie star route frauds.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

TaeGuiteau autopsy rsaltsin q be-
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body may have a bearing on the aues-
ton. InSaAi'y is a disease, resulting
often from a diseased condition Of the
bedy. Ths issue IS TO he settled by
other EVIDENCE than an autopsy Of Il
dtgla nlaE's btain. Tie laws Of Sanity
are but impersectly hnowH.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15
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The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

IN a vote on an amendment to the
depression bill the British government
was defeated by 207 to 2G4. The hisa
members abstained from voting.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

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The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

Rear Admiral Nicholson, command
ing the American flagship Lancaster
q; Alexandra, has notified the Arabs
working on the forts there that if they
ere on him he viii shoot back. If
Rear Admiral Nicholson should carry
this horrible threat into execution, and
the Arabs Should ever hud it out,
there's no telling what might happen.
n there is anything which the average
Arab does resp.c ct it IS our navy, o.
rather, perhaps, ouE need Of 1ne,
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

General shobeleff, the famous Rms
sian general, died at Moscow on Fri
day morning.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

Minister Lowell has placedhis resig-
nation hethe hands of the President to
&c accepted at his pleasure.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-15

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