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HERE AND THERE.

Dennis Keiirncy fully endorses the
course "f Arab Pasha \ friend in
need is . friend indeed.
A ciiininai ~ Anaa, lilin"is, has bsen
sentenced Ia the penitcn!iary for 80
years. 1t is intimated that his fPiendG
will make movement to have his ser
tence committed 10 Imprisonment for
iIft
Chicago Tribune: 4 strange INCIDENT
is reported from Cleveland. a man
made three desperate efforts to commit
suicide. and on i.eing taken in charge by
the police it was found that lac was not
married.
a saloon keeper of Brooklyn, n. V,
has been sued tor $25, COO damages 10y
Mrs. Charlss !. Carrier ,or causing her
husband To become a drunkard. Carter
received $17,000.fo injuries received in
the Ashtabuia disaster four years ago,
and has been on spree ever since.
The most popular dance in Hungary
is one in which every man hugs two We
IntlE 'LGS IL hputNl bo
unjust to assume that Mr.. Beecher was
uudply impressed with the Proneness of
the American people fnr apipg ForeigH
conventi0nalilies when he gave en-
preston to his recent liberal views in
relation TO the Terpsichorean art.
/ Roman Catholic clergyman at
Vincennes, Indiana. the other day,
caused considerable of sensation
among his brethren, and completely
Mortified the Bourbon Democracy by
aftIng 9s nne of tie Vicp presidents Of 2
Republican meeting FeceRtly addressed
by Senator Harrison. When iakea to
task for his conduct he explained that it
was faolish and an erroneous IDEA
that had gotten into the heads of his
cOnntrymen that they must support the
Democratic ticketnF go la he'll. AS fog
him he would support the party he
cli.tae, and al the preseht time Was with
the Republicans.
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The speech of Hon. jas. q. Blaine
delivered at Topeka Friday. AS pub
lished In the NEws extra last night, and
which is reproduced in our regular
edition today. "a aIae OF the lsappiesi
Efforts ever made ny ItIat distinguished
Orator. Its comparative breviiy gives
evidence al IlIu discrimination of one Of
the gTeatest tacticians this country
ever produced, and instead uf wearying
che sEeltering multitude which braVed
the heat and dust Ia hear him. tts veil.
iiAaasd and 81 cilous utterances Of U.c
speaker we've characterized with u re-.
Ereshing vigor Ihsi Acteti like tonic on
ADS vast cUncOurse at auditors. The ad-
dress. Enough oecuPyiuR iittls more than
II column Of newspaper space. COVERS
che whole gSound eli the wonderful his
tory Ut KaRsas from the days Of her
saagusnary baptism UD la the pcrIol of
her present splendid Prosperity. HeI
eVentfnl annals are set forth in the most
graphic language AMI effective imagery,
and current and pact literature would
be scanned in vain In search 81 more
appropriate words than those employed
by the distinguished son of Maine in his
eloquent tribute 10 Kansas aud her PEG.
ME
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GREEDM0nE RANGE, Sept 14-The
International maicl, "prned al i2:5 ,o-
day Sir Henry Halfnrd called. his men
together and narstalet. ts.eIn in front of
the dining .Vnt where the American
teaa were drawn up In line, the 18th
Pennsylvanians forming the guard Of
/ honor. AT the signal iroRl gun at ex-
actly one O'Clock, the leans, with their
escorts, MARCHED 70 the two-hudred
Yard range. A strong wind is blowing
bad omen for good scores. The at
tendance was light, not more than one
| thousand being on the grounds. AT
half past one the firing begun, Hines, of
the American team, being the first to
fire, and scoring the bulls eye; Parry
OF the British team, following with four
The Wimbledon cup-1,cO0 yards
presented by the National Rifle associa.
ton of Great Britain, through the Ma
| tfOnai association of America, was Wei
| by w. Budmore; score, 135,
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Center; Capitol City. Topeka; Stock
Knights Tempiar band, EmPoria, Isl
premium, $225 and gold medal; Dis
| patch band, Clay Center. $175-
There WAS more or less difficulty eX-
| pericncrd 10y the boys playing IN the
dust and hot sun, as il caused the valves
! of their Instruments tO slide. This was
especially true of the Dispatch band oi
Clay Center, the beautiful silver instru-
| ments refusing To work in the glare oi
the sun. This band was permitted Ia
play the second selection twice because
of this fact.
THE RACEs.
The races yesterday were "A highly al
IracIivc feature, those in the afternoon
especially hcing Witnessed by an i'm
mense number of people.
Ats a. NJ. the races, deferred from the
previous day ON account of the untavor-
able weather, were cdlled as follows:
First Iace-Purse, 800. Trotting,
2 As class. $500 LIST, 800 Cd. $50 81,
$40 4ih. Abner F.. winner; CoTlandcr,
2d; Billy DOaglus, 81; Mack An. Time,
1853.
Second raer-Pursc $500 Trotting,
2 :23 class. $3.50, list: 1925. 2d; $40, Sd ;
$50, Ali. Scilia, winner. Time, ? 30lz
1hiri race-Three year-Old stake
race. Association, $50; 2d horse, 800
81, $50; 4ll,. $50 Robert Bruce, winner.
At . O'Clock p. m. the following races
were called.
Fourth rar-Pursr 500: Troiiing
3:32 cla-s; S2C0 lsr, 800. $50 81, $40
4tb
LIST heIi-MnIlie Bib. winner; Mag.
gle +. 2d; Tramp, 3D.; Starlight, Ali ;
Maggie Fulton, 9Th Time 2:3l1S.
2d ARCHAEOLOGICAL winner; Star
light, I'd; Maggie +, 81; Trump, 4ih A;
Maggie Fulton, 9TH. Time 2:3I%
Sd heai-Maggie +, LIST; MulIie Bella,
2d; Tramp, Sd; Starlight, 4th: Maggie
+, 9Th Time :3215.
4th hcnt-Mnllie b, LIST: Maggie, +, Cd
Tramp 3D.; Starlight, 4lh; Maggie F.,
eth Time 2:321
MollIe Belle, Is, money; Maggie F,
2d: Starlight. Sd Tramp, 4th.
Troittng race Three year "lds; LIST
premium 800, 81 $50.
LIST heat-St. Lambert winner, Jack
Welch, I'd; Woodb'ne Boy 81. Time
3:O115
2,i hcnt-S;. LambeIt, winner; Jack
WEIGH, 81; WoodAine Boy, Sd. Time
, sQs.
81 hgai- Woodhinc Boy winner. st.
3 :0G
1h heats; L1mhert, wiunrT. Jack
Welch, 81, Wo"dbine Boy, dis,anced
Time, s :O3
TruIting race 2G elias, LIST heat -
krutucGy Gin, LIST; Sam Patch, I'd; Mary
Miller, 81 Dutch Girl. 4th Time, 2 :331122.
2i heni-kentucky Girl, lst; RHtch
Girl. III Mary Miller, 81. Time, 9:2924
: 81 heat-Kenlucky Girl, LIST; Dulch
= =
Running race. kentucky Gill, first
mo.cS': u ltch Girl, second; Mary Mil
Ter. third
Bicycle race. q w FranpIoh, nTst !;
w. b. Ennis, second; &. l.. SeveTy,
third. Time, , :O2a4
This race will he concluded after the
ladiea' ride q, day,
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There are those ~h" opp 'se the cleo
GiOa az ~. John because they LD,'k upon
tim ~ demagogue and political
Iticksisr. Even admitting him Ia bt
all they give him credit for in this re-
spect, do they not ses that opposition
10 him u opposiIIon 70 principles al
tAe most exalted characters principle.
for which many Of them would take
their Iisss 10 their hands 70 uphoIdi
An old time and tried citizen rcmarke
in our hearing day or two ag" that lac
disliked 81. John very much, but lac
would vote for him because of the prin-
eiples he represented. IL V0a'h vote
Cor the DEVIL" he said. ''if lac champion.
ed such principles rs those now auVo-
Gated by the followers of st. John"
Let those who oppose 81. John ON the
grounds they do, consider we'll TIE
g0Eds of this old citiIen,"
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F9REIaH FINDINGS.
News by Cable from the Old world.

THE THAMES TAKES IT.
LONDON. Sept. l5-The race between
the Hiltsdale crew ard the Thames Fnw.
ing cl6b, was won by the Thames 8
The Thames crew won by two lengths.
BROKE \ SLIDE
LONDON, Sept. l5.--The Hillsdales
broke slide after leading two miles,
hence their defeat.
LAID DOWN THEIR ARMS.
LONDON. Sept. 10 The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
General Yjolsley: BENLIA Sept. Is
Gen. Lowe has occupied Cairo. Arahi
Pasha and Taulba' Pasha bsve suFrsn-
dered unconditioIa,lY Tea thousand
troops at Cairo have laid down their
arms.
GEN. woLsLEY AT CAIRO.
LONDON, Sept l4-GeAeral Wolsley
has arrived A Cairo, from whence he
sent the folloRIng:
CAIRO, Sept. lS.-Fhe war is over.
Send no more men from England. /
have been received here with open arms
by all classes. The soldiers are glad TO
return to their Aemes. Our cavalry did
extremely well In the long forced march
yesterday.
FROM GEN. woLsLET.
LoSDoN, Sept. ls.-TGe fnlls7s Ing al
I uitS"M N4SD So, naS DSen received
from General WOlsleY:
CAIRo, Sept. 15-Arahi Pasha ana
Taulha Pasha are both oonfined in ou
guard rooms ! will now change m,
base from Ismalia to Alexandra.
TO WHOM THEY MUST SUBMIT
| ALEXANDRIA, Sept. I5.-The Khediy,
and Sir Edward Esalet tine British con
sui general, Will proceed to Cair,
as soon IS tia FdGa IS open. AL
offers Of submission must be made 4
the Khedive. nominallY- But by tina
actual surrender to Gen. Wolsley. /
appears that Kafr el Dwar has NOS We
been occupied. Negotiations for il
. occupation are expected TO be conclude
this afternoon Tae announcement ths
the British had entered the earth work
yesterday was = misconception. Onl
Gems Wood and Harmon rode in with
small party in consequence of the di
; play of flag of truce. ROnoi Pash
J was the commander OF the troops
: Meks. and is deeply implicated in Ii
! rebellion.
DIR. PosEY DEAD.
/, LONDON. September 16.-Dr Posey
dead
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TeIlsr's : ppointme1k4

WAsHINero,L, Sept. ig-Ncwtou Ed
mands and 'fei6F C. shanIoh. OF Yank
tda, Dakota, aud Has Fl. Teller, o
Cleveland, Ohio. have been appointed
by Secretary Teller IS Commissioners IL
negotiate with the Sioux Indiana for tl,,
cession of part Of lheE reservation il
Dakota.
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The way the Commonwealth puts it;
The verdict in the star route cases, strip
ped of all legal technicalities, may be re-
corded in this way: Not gully as Ia
two men who were clearly Innocent I;
guilty as TO two men who committed the
offence and had no money; disagreed IA
To three men who committed the oiTense
and fixed" the jury.
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An attempt will bc made to secure the
release of a1rgtant Mason, who attempt
eli to assassiiate Guiteau through a
writ of AabeGs corpus Exchange.
We were AWAY under the impression
that Mason discharged his pop" at
Guiteau through cell window. If it
WIS as our exchange says, why. that SET
Ties il, nnh AIason oHght ~ he Fple4scd.
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THE gale al Ii,'- temple of Janus must
have swung Gle back 40 It's hinges
YESTERDAY, Judging from The dispatches
from Egypi "ni liz, /" liic0se tone of the
Topeka C.,nm"nwt altlI and Capital.
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I,ana-1,.re nr 1ansr,eI laIessenrers-

NEW YoRK. Sept. fG.-Rev DIR. Nor
ton, wife aDsiachildren. Rev. @. & Mar
Ilton and wife. and Miss Nary Gaybil. al
Buffalo, Miss Ida Boyd, Of Kentucky
Is Y. Kinsey, of Indiana, and Mary
KingsbuTy, Of Illinois. missionaries &c
India, sailed for Europe to-day A
large number of clergymen and friends
assembled to witness their departure.
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The Atchison Champion is coming
up nobIy to the sappori of the Republi-
can ticket. 1t has TO b. u pretty nasty
dose Of medicine that John Martin
makes "A face over.
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AGrncefnl Appelptment.

ATLANTA, Sept T3-Gov. Colsuitt
lcontemplaies appointing b. u Hill TO
I'LL the unexpiFed term " bis late father
in the senate Mr. Hill has prepared >
leiter TO the governor decIiRing she pros
pecfiye appointment, stating that the Of.
fee Is beyond his aspirations.
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The Patriot is grieVed at the "shame
and disgrace" heaped upon AtchisOn by
the failure To have fair there this year.
The Atchisonians are not the most en-
terprisInR people in the world, that's a
faoe
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The State of Kansas, County of Lyon. SIN
the probate court for said county
Inc state OF Kansas to Elizabeth Hall W
f.hillips, Samuel Phillips, Eliza j. smith
EnIiy bassler. James A. Phillips, Clarin-
ia Phillips, Rarilla Alexsnder John NJ
Phillips, Betsey Phillips, Joan Adafr and
Lot j. Snoddy greeting.
whereas. W. v. Phillips and j. " LYNN
executors OF the last viii and testament Of 81
W Phillips, deceased, have this day filed
their petition in said court setting forth that
large sums of money and other property of
great value have been advanced to Won the
iegateess under laid last VIII by said feStator
IN tIs IlIetIpe, and that YOU said lezatees
were Indebted to The said testatoT at his death
N large Sims OF money. the precise amount
and nat uTc and value OF all OF v HIGH is moi
Known 70 tneIa. which sald sums and proper
" IL IS allegod BY them. according 20 the
terms Of said last Will. should be deducted
ifoE1 yesIT shares, in the distribution Of said
estate and they pray that day may be fixed
oy the court and each OF you cited before
said court that enquiry may then and
there he had touching said matters and that
the proper order and decree hc Then and
there rendered fixing the amount 10 be de-
Quoted from the distrIt.ztkgs share OF each Of
you under said last szfiI and for all ,Troper
relief in the prem ses
And keTeas said cause Ii set down cor
hcafiB9 on Friday. the 9th day Of OetobeT, a
| Ia the city Of EHaroTia said eeIanty
1ou are therefore eas6 hsre5y cited and
adISonishet to lac Ard appear before said
court az sa:d t.Eae and place TO show catse 1!
; prayer of the petitioners and ascertain az(I
deeTee the amount 20 be deducted frosn youT
GfstT lbutYe share under said last will Ard
Why that speedy jnstics shoniIi not be done 10
al parties in the prem ises,
Witness ~ k2Di and the seal Of said court
ssKAEI saIs 18th dag Of September, a. D.
4sSz J.. b. KELLOGG,
Probate Judge
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ESTABLISHED IN 1857.

The Republicans of Kansas are pre-
pairing a majority report to submit to
the Democrats ofthis state in November
that won't be laid on the table.
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WATERBURY,, Conn Sept 15.-ft was
reported this morning that four persons
were killed by tornado in Winsted
last night
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c-,..fF ANAL

WasHINGToN, Sept 15.--The verdict
in the cases of Miner and Rereden has
been set aside and they have been
granted a new trial
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We furnished the men. (Crics of good,
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WE HAVE AN INTER EST IL YOU. y -
There Is not stale in the east, nor y
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Family, that has not representative
among you Even those states which to
the las. generation were the Great West,
Indizpa, Ohio, Illinois. are largely rep
resrnted in Kansas That Is what makes
me feel as much at home eighteen hun
dTed miles away as on my own hearth
stone, And among you Of Kansas feel
that have u privilege. 1t has been u
source of qualification 10 meet your pub
lie meIi, to knw your present hnnuTed
and distinguished senators. From the
beginning of the settlement of the states
of our Union, none since the earliest
days of the cOlonial adventure. have in
their history such Romance as marks
that of Kansas go
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TT WAS THE BAT-rLE FIELD

selected by the forces of slavery and
freedom, where the challenge thrown
down by the aggressive southern states,
was taken up by the slow AMI cautious
northern men, The south had been de.
feated in ENGRAVING slavery upon the
western coast in California, and turned
10 the praires of Kansas Rs field where
the contest shOuld be more bitterly
fought out ] am not here to discuss
politics, but hat have said
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A TTORNEY AT LAW
IA JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
COLLECTIONS y SPECIALITY.
D@Onice over First National Sank
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AT THE FAIR GROUND,


The fact HAT the bInd contest WAS Ia
take place anu tita deferred RACES from
Tuesday afternoon ~efs Ia come oil yes
ierday morning drew thuusnnds Ia the
grounds and the cons; qurnce WAS thai
the scene there AT That time was nn un.
Usually lively aud animate done. There
were more nn the grounds ia The morn
ing than tGrg., hal heretofore been IN
any afternoon, il,e EEau,l stand and tht
amphitheatre being well a.!sl. whit,
around the grounds there wrIe hands eli,
and thousands inspecting the various *.
Dihns aud watching things at the mill
lie Aai;D
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.osEE 1oatAe.s ApnnEss,


The address of DIR. LoFing, commits
sianef OF agriculture was very inter
esting feature of the day. and was
specially enjoyed by the large number
of farmers in attendance Reviewing
the remarkable deyelepaaeAi OF kansas,
the speaker said:r'
aCotn&encing in 1854 with sparse
population and snall agriculture. Il had
| succeeded in reaching positions of one
of the foremost Of our agricultural
states. Statistics of its present co5di
tion are interesting aaS impressive
During the q yeats OF its existence its
| uapuis5iJa has reached million OF souls
IAN engaged in developing the important
hindustries to which the american pso.
pie are devoted and most Of them en-
gagged In developing tie fundamental
industry Of opf land. From compare.
lively small Agriculture. the cattle in
this staie have increased 10 400 600
the wheat crop has increased TO 30,
900. 600 bushels annusllY. the corn
crop TO 100, OO0, 600 bushels and the
/ Number of swine has reached Fps.
COO. The acreage of the various crop:
has increased in corresponding proper
ton. The acreage Of corn has reached Thu
year A,352, 26I acres. being an increas'
of nearly eco 900 acres IN one year. -Tht
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COSTLY SACRIFICE

| offered up by the maimed ..es'es on the
alter of freedom. Tie procession was
three miles N lengthsandbit marched a
good portion the way through Said
Iphalanxes Of people whose cheers gent
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VOL. 25---NO. 80.
PROFESSIONAL.
Attorneys at Law.
c. Ii, EACHELLEF

w. NJ. DUFF,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
"A PUBLIC. Ofice with {. d. Bachelor,
Justice OF the Peace, Emporia, Kansas.
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A CnuNCII. OF VAN.

a C0uacil of war was held ut division
headquarters yestt rday afternoon, which
WAS participated in GY Gen, Anderson
aud stall and the commanding officers
of the several bodies nf troops To ar
range the details at the shan battle. IL
will take place on Friday, Immediately
after Mr. Blainc'S address, so that The
largest number possible may have the
opportunity of seeing it, The field Sc
lecIcd IT. along the creek aud IN the grove
south uf the race course. All the arms
of tke scryicc will he represented, and
- great yaEiety of MOVEMENTS will be
displayed AS the guGund will permit of.
A picket liue will EoTm in front of the
tWu bodies of troops represent tue nppns-
ing forces, and picket firing will com
mence us soon As Mr.. Blaine finis
| sneak inE
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bat, 10 baB mir uns DeranlaBt ieben 1T
bieiem Sommer pieoerum unlere 60
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ren, bab mir feft enti6loilen iinb, ieber
Goncurrens Bic 9pibe su bieten unb mir
berli6ern iie suglei@ Der reellten unb
freunoli9aen Beoienung.
Infer 9reB @Dobs 9epart=
m mt bietet ben 9amen eine bortreff,
li6e @elegenbeit, feline mooerne Maore
biaig gu faufen.
Sn 9anbtii9ern Sif9tii=
9ern @arbinen unb Bett=
seug bieten mir bic groBte Nusmabl
iotpie aud in Sti.derei Mnb
g piben una Banber.
9amea=umb &inb er ftrii nj p t e
in allen @r0Ben unb Sarben.
S6ubwert in gr0Berer Musmabl
unb gu billigeren preifen als irgenb
ein 9aus> barunter Slippers, bom
niebli6lten Opera Slipper nit Sren6
9eel, bis sum gep0buli4ten Ssns=
pantDffel,
Cite isbs Same ipeiB, baB mir Ben
belten meiBen 10 Sent 8 . nj e # i {
baIten; es 1T cine quite "A breite
Waare, bic falt iiberal fir 124 @ent.
berfauft miro.
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rem unb Gnaben bieten mir bic gr0bte
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