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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-13

Chase County Leader: Charley Bum
drem fell out of a wagon, al Strong
last Monday, receiving severe but not
fatal injuries.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-13

The sites for the new ward school
hoIses have not yet been selected.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-13
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1882.

There are but few idle men in the city
at present.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-13

The Bogard children have been taken
from the poor farm by their parents.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-13

The grounds around the gas works
are being graded.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-13
Read Proof of Wonderful Cures.

DIR. q. j Kendall & Co Gents thInE q
my DUTY 10 render you my thanks for bene-
nts and profits which i have derived from
Ny cousin and l had valuable stallion.
worth 81 600 which had n very bad spayin and
was pronounced by four emfuent VeterinaTy
surgeons, beyond any cure, and that the
horse was done forever. AS a last resort i
ADVISED my cousin to try bottle Of KendalI'S
SPAWN Cure. 1t had \ magical effect: the
third bottle cured it and the horse Is as we'll
as ever, DIR. Dick, of Edinbnreh the emit
nent veterinary surgeon. was an uncle of
mine. and take great interest in assisting
his profession. Yours truly,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

New YORK, Oct. ls.-Jenning's
London special: "Once again is the
belief current among Mr.. Gladslone's
friends that the premier intends abso-
lutely to announce his intention to re-
tire to private life in his forthcoming
Midlothian speeches. There is every
reason to believe thisis Mr.. Gladstone's
seriously meditated plan. With Ire
land comparatively tranquil and with
a halo of glory from the Egyptian war
around his head, there was never and
never will be better time for him to
bid pathetic adieu to the public, after a
career in the house of commons of half
century. He will certainly be sue
ceeded by the Marquis of Harrington,
consequently the radicals US well as
the Wings will make great efforts to
induce the premier to change his de-
cision.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

ST.. PAUL, Oct. ia Sioux Falls
special Of October 18th, to the Se. Paul
Pioneer Press, says that Hon. w. w.
Brookings, the democratic candidate
Ior Congressman, and Bartlett Tripp,
opened the canvass tO-nigt at Sioux
talls before large audience. Great
enthusiasm over Brooking's candida
cy prevails throughout northern Dako-
tn. Judge BrOOkings Ii an old resident
of the territory, and has been promi-
nently identified with its interests al
most from its organization. He was
formerly republican, and at one time
was one of the associate justices Of the
territory, and later, was candidate
for the republican nomination for del
egate, but was not successful. Disap-
pointed ambition caused him to loose
all love for his party; from which he
gradually drifted away, until 1t would
seem that he had floated directly into
a democratic camp and cast his politi-
cal anchor there. He stands no show
whatever, of being elected, for Col.
Raymond Is sure of q majority, ran, .
Ing any where from 10000 to aO,OOO..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

BOHEMIAN, Oct. D.-The branch rail-
road will leave from Livingstone, the
new town on the Yellowstone. 1t il
thought the branch to Benton will
also start from there. II is to be
situated near Benson's Landing. The
railroad track is now three miles east
of Cross river or Boulder, thirty-one
miles from saltwater. 1t is doubtful
If they will reach Benson's Landing
this fall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
THE LEGEND OF IRON ROD.
Why . Montana P0stofllce was Discon-
tinued In the Early Days.

The life of special agent of the post
Office department is not always happy
one The truth of the following story
Is vouched for by Mail Superintendent
Harlowe, of the postoffice in this city,
the special agent in question being an
old friend and acquaintance of his,
though not at present connected with
the service.
The postoffice at Iron Rod, Montana,
has been discontinued. A postofiice
agent, while officially visiting various
offices in Montana Territory for the
purpose Of correcting any Irregularities
of postmasters, stopped at Iron Rod.
Going into the postoffice he found the
Office divided into three sections-first
a saloon, next the postoffice, and last
faro hank. The mailbag was brought
in, 4 rough-looking customer opened
it, and emptied the contents on the
floor. The entire crowd got down on
their hands aid commenced overhaul
ing the letters, among which several
were registered, and selected such as
they wanted. After they were through
the remaining letters were shoveled
into candle box and placed on the
bar. The special agent, thinking the
Office needed little regulating, asked
the bartender who had received and
distributed the mail, If he was the
postmaster. He answered, "NO."
Are you the assistant postmaster"
"No." "Where Is the postmaster"
"Out mining" "Where is the assist
ant postmaster" "Gone to Hell's
Canyon; and, by thunder, Bill Jones
has got to run this Office next week;
it's his turn"
The government official then stated
who he was, and demanded the keys
Of the Office. The bartender coolly
took the candle box from the bar,
placed 1t on the floor and gave 1t q
kick, sending IL out on the floor, say
ing, "There's your postofiice, and now
git" The agent says: KNOWING the
custom of the country, lost no time
In following his advice, and got." ("
This is why the postoffice at Iron
Rod was discontinued.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
Believed % ha Dead.

BILLINGS, Oct. 1s.-A man named
Cook was found Wednesday morning
on the track with his head severed
from his body, the cars having cut it
off clean and smooth. In Cook :
pocket was found a lot of strichnine,
and the supposition Is that he dosed
himself and then wandered off to the
railroad track, and the engine going
along ran over him, with the above
result.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
0ultosu's Partner.

LONDON, Oct. lS.-A commerciai
traveller named Brookshaw has been
committed for trial for threatnin, 10
murder the Prince of Wales unless he
received money from him. Threats
were made in letter to Col. Teesdale
against the prince. The prisone, is q
member Of u party of cranks. He said
that he had served several years in the
United States army.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. ls.-Prcsi-
dent Arthur took his departure on the
evening train for Washington. His
son enters college here. President
Arthur made brief address from the
steps of Mr.. McCosh's residence to-day
to the students, In which he said he
placed much confidence in Princeton
College, statement which was re-
ceived with rounds of applause. Many
flags were displayed in honor of the
event.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

Dies MOINs, Iowa, Oct. ls.-Mr Har-
mon, druggist of 6wede Point, was
shot yesterday by young lady named
Hattie Myers, q milliner Of that place.
1t Ii reported that trouble grew out Of q
love affair. Harmon alleged to have
been keeping company with Miss
Myers for years. A few weeks ago he
went east and returned Thursday with
q wife. Yesterday he and his wife
were In hardware store where they
met Miss Myers, Harmon introduced
his wife to the lady, who Immediately
drew from her pocket q revolver and
shot Harmon, the ball taking effect In
the neck below the ear. After shoot
ing Harmon, she attempted to shoot
herself, but the revolver was taken
away from her. She then procured a
knife and attempted suicide, but was
prevented. She claims, that ~ Har-
mons instlgation. she gave up her home
Aid friends for him, and that II she
cannot live with him, 10 determined
that no one else shall. Harmon h In .
critical condition, but ct his wife's re-
quest, Mn Myers be- not been sreus-
ed.
LArEA.-ll:so D. m.-HaEmon died
tonight He was oonsion Sor short
time and then p.assd psesstslly away.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

Special TO the Daily Journal.

Special to the Daily Journal.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Oct. 1s.-Politics
are hotter than ever known i'm Chip
pena county. The big fight is on
local affairs and ssaint the ring, go
called, who have controlled the county
affairs, to the detriment of the tax
payers, for number Of years. The
republican nominee for congress
Stephenson-will carry the county by
500 majority, from the presenot utlook.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
Aaeehep cssl q Osuds.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.-Secretary
Folger has In contemplation another
call for the continued five per cent.
bonds, which will probably be issued
tomorrow. The amount and other
details Of the call are yet to be decided
upon. He has been overrun by ONCE
seekers since his return to Washing.
ton and Ia very much annoyed thereat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. ia
gentleman writing from North Caro-
lima says the democrats in that state
have become involve d sn the came
complications that brought about the
republican defeat In Ohio. In conse-
quence Of this, he says the democrats
will lose at least two members Of con-
gross from that state.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
One Of The Ford Boys.

The consumptive Ford Is described
by the New York Tribune. - q "slim,
hollow-checked, skull and bones Of q
man about twen-five years old, dressed
with the occasional elegance Of Jour
neyman shoemaker beau In country
village, in . new high hat, well-6tting
clothes, and laree. fancy. ready-msde
CATERS. He glides with head low, like
q snake creeping, to seat upon q plat
form, and his rs tiers eyes, ever expect.
Ing bis Nemesis to come, dart with .
sickly light, like one begging. yet ready
TO kill, around the audience, and then
sink to the door. while . cringing.
uneasy afYAbility extends to his cheek
bones, that seem almost dissected out
Of his sallow. shrunken, death-like
chops. A man 10 fear nom bis low
animal natuFs and animal neossslties,
and obssqulousnss and reckleuncp,
one misplscsd everywhere except be-
your back, and there . hyena, ready 10
spring lightly and sllsntly."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
TIE First Train.

BISMARCK, ID. T., Oct. ls.-The first
train passed over the bridge here this
evening at $40 amidst much excite
ment. The final trial will take place
Saturday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
8el>osuloo 8onasors.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. lO.-The Ore
gon senatorial contest Is approaching
crisis. At the last bollot Mitchell
received thirty-eight, Shattuck thirty,
and Others scattering. The pay of the
legislature ceases on Friday and some
complication In probable,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Oct. lS.-David
Brownel, an old man aged seventy
years, outraged a young daughter of
Fred. Camp last night. Being caught
In the act he committed suicide by
cutting his troat with pocket knife.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ia Port
land dispatch says that the strike on
the Northern Pacific railroad Is ended,
and all the men went to work to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

WATERFOWL, ID. T., Oct. ls.-The
worst prairie fire ever seen in this
locality Is raging now. A two year
old daughter Of ID. T. Governor was
caught on the prairie and burned to
death.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
Rotkla % 1oxaman.

BOHEMIAN, Oct. 19.-Hon. A. G. Bot
kin, and party, arrived here yester-
day at eight o'clock.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
Wlll b0 OOgOotod,

NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-Roswell p.
Flomer was reenominated for congress
by the Tammany democrats of the
eleventh district.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
TELE0RAPHIC TICK-TACKS.
Thursday Mornings Budget Of
the Worlds News as the
Wires Bringit
Botkin's Prospects Above Par
The Northern Pacific Strike
Nearly Over.
Secretary Folger Calling in the
Bonds Politics on the
Pacific Slope.
Livingston to Have the Benton
Branch Railroad, and
Billings Gets Left.
Judge Brookings Nominated by
The Dakota Democrats
For Congress.
OTHER rELEoRAPnlc MATTERS.


HELENA, Oct. 19.-The Botkin
boom Is daily on the increase here and
vicinity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
THEDAILY JOURNAL
TAc official Paper Of Csst~r County.
Every Morning Except Monday.

The DAILY JOURNAL controls all Associated Press
Dispatches IN Miles City. and is the only paper In
Eastern Montana that receives legitimate telc-
graphic reports.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

Everything on hand generally kept
in q pcU regulated drug house. ]
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
DEADwOOD.

@rThe stage leaves Miles City
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings at s o'clock. For passage or
any information apply to
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

0Aes With c. ". Savage : Co., Csrsw d
Hais and sixth strssis. xIlu cty.. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-08

The wheat threading is about over 4;
wheat turns ont quite we'll the yield Of
oats q good there has been the most
hay cut and put up ever before in this
section pOtatoes 10 abundance; corn IL
rood, and upon thc whole farmers never
had : greater amount Of agricultural
products than q present. tof ne SO
ness produced by the drouth last year:
gladness covers al faces this. live had
: r. II. % ship our produce % We could
pay our two per cent. tx and have
surplus len. Not much fruit Of any kind.
Politically. III quiet; prohibition takes
the p1aco of other queafions. Nothing
In the matrimonial line but desirc and
Expectation. RelIgiOusly, but few work
ing at thc business. IN the mercantile
business DilIey 3 Co. ere doing lively
business. Potts o Co, af HICKORY Grove
have enlarged their stock Of goods snd
Invite aII needy ones 70 come right along
|and Be satisfied. Cooper & Brother ny
|thc public need not live out Of doors, as
they have lumber 10 suit sil demands.
The funeral Of Wesley Stone and
children YVES attended BY large crowd
|of friends and scQuaintances at Hickory
Grove. on Let Sabbath funeral discourse
wss delivered ~ II. Morgan; the BE-
reaved have The sympathy Of the public.
The Methodist minister has len for en-
|nual conference
The funeral Or James Baggsrly viii b
preached TIE third sabbath IN Septem-
Der BY Rev. n. Harrison. The public
|are invited.
Our public schools ere % commence
| the 6r6( of October; y. b. Waldrip i %
| teach the Grove school Major Edmiston
win teach q tho Psndley 6choo!.house.
OxK-TWo.
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10 . Friend studying German.

- - e<ss~> @<~-~~@ ~~s0 ~ -
Vill's duu learn de Deutsche eprache?
Deun set Il on your card,
Dat al the nouns have sbondcres
Und the shenders all ere hard
Derc ish also dings called pr0noune,
Witch It's sh0ost ash veil 20 know;
Boot ach de verbs or time-words-
Dcy1l work you bitter woe.
vill'st lou learn de Deutscho Sprache?
Den you ailatag inoost 30
TO sintonies, sonata8
Or IN 0rat0ri0.
When You dinks you knows 'pout musil
More ash any other man,
Bc sure de soul OF Deutschland
Into Your soul ish run.
|VilI'st dou learn de Deutsche Sprache2
Dou moost eat apout peck
A week Of stinging snuerkraut
Und scfcn poundts Of speck.
Nit Gott knows vot in vinegar,
Cnd deuce knows v0t IN rum;
Dish ish dc only cerdain way
To make de- accents COON.
|vill'st dou learn de Deutscbe Sprache?
Breparo dein soul % sthand
Sooch sendences ash ne'er vas heardt
In any oder land,
Till d0u canat make parentheoes
III tWisled-Ohuc xahI-
Damn Wrist du cist Deutschfertig seyn;
For languashe ideal.
|vnl'st don learn de reutsche Sprache?
Du pust mitout On fear.
|Trink efery tay un gallon dry
OF foamin' Sherman bier,
|Und de more you thinks, pc certain,
More Dcutsch you'll surely pc;
|For Gambrinus ish De Emperor
or de whole Of Germany.
|vill'st don learn dc Deutsche Sprachc? ?
BE sholly, brav, and treu,
For dat weller Is ncin Deutscher
Who ish not sholly poy.
Find out vot means GcmuthlIchkeit,
Und do % midout fail,
|In Sang and klang doin Lcbenlang,
A brick-gans kreuzfidol.
|viIpst don learn De Doutsche Sprache? ?
" . shendleman dou avt,
Denn shtrfko right into Deutschland,
Und get : schyceIes heart,
lFrom Schwabenland or Sachsen,
Where now die writer peas;
lCnd de brctty girls al wachscn
Shoots like apples on dc dreee.
Boot h thou bec'st laty,
Dcpn. on De oder hand,
Take blonde mousthchioed lofcr
| In de vine green Sherman land.
IUnd n you schoost kit married
| Wood init wood soon makes vire),
Tou'll learn 70 sprcchon Dcutsch mel
kind,
Ash fast ash you tesire.
-fCharles Godfrey Leland.
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xew AIbsny Ledger.
The hog crop - this part o. the siato
will be TIE shortest this season for many
years. Stock hoGo ere unusually ecarce,
and soIl at from % 10 cents per pound.
Nearly I'll IRE hoGo thot could b hayo
already been marketed.
Ambitious GoldthWailo, n Pike coun-
ty, proposes % givu 80 acrcs % land and
$4,000 % have the Airline railway
shops buin q that place. She vii %
hankoring amer 10 Pike county court
house next. Thoro d no telling what :
town o. ihres - four shanties vii noe
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pUpols COUNTY, INDIANA, ~
CLEMENT DOANE..
OFFICE.-ix CouRIEE BUILDING on
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a Delaware womon IN scratching =
match 81 her shoe sot Der clothing o.
llre ana vas fatally burned. InI9 y :
strong ar4ument Why women soocI3
IWoor pants. Until l1oy en- ecsase1
'nalehcs ~ ~ bip thsy1l nevsr - -
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IHE PLAI<OkM4s
Mr.. VOORHEES, then took up the plat
forms OF the two parties, q adopted -
their recent State Conventions. He eaid
Re Was very proud Of Indiana, and was
not aware that her Constitution was 90
much in need OF amendment - some
claim il 6. Thirty years that C0nslilu-
lIon hes stood eheIlering, blessing, edu-
eating and pr0spcring the people. Thirty
years ago Il was framed BY Democratic
and, from that hour TO thiA u
has guaranteed justice, order, civil and
religious liberty 20 All the citizens q the
State. in what respect has e la!led
The progress and development Of Indi-
ana under her present Consultation are
without parallel IN Tie United Statoe.
or 81 tho world. have had occasion
recently % examine this question and "a
make comparisons. In proportion g
area Indiana hes II the last thirty years,
III The development Of her gigantic r.
sources, outstripped every other Seate "A
the Union. II the education q her peo-
|plo che also stands 6rst Of aII, expendine
more money per capita for educational
|purpoeeo, not only than any other Ameri.
|can State, but than any other political
|commonWealth on the globe: She hal
fewer inhabitants ID proportion 70 heI
entire population who aro unable % read
land write than any other State except
perhaps, one OF tho smallest u New
England. 10 show you that thie i 20
|mcrcly my own partial estimate Of IN
|6tato which bee honored me, allow m'
10 read from : most valuable work q
Itho Western States recently publIshoS
Iby Porter. OF The Census Bureau. il
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16

TALLY dodge it, so that 1t fell upon his
shoulder, and The next | knew he had
sprung upon me.
But my second clip, which I was
not lcns in dealing, fetched him, and
as ne fell Warrenton turned to help
me, he having Exed his man at single
stroke
ut WAS a good while before I could
realize that We had really overcome
the burlv desreradoes; but, there they
were, securely; and, in spite Ct their
threats and entreaties, we put back to
port and gave Them up to the &uthori-
ties, receiving the reward Of three
thousand dollars, which the captain
generously shared with ne.
"Ne1 Allen received his just pun
ishment, while both Of the others af.
terward ezpiAted their crimes on the
gallows.'
"Readlly procuring A couYle of new
hands, we again put to sea. none the
worse for our little adventure. -
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16

great WORK.
At twenty-siy, Cnvicr was appoin
ed professor at Paris. Kent, th
commentator on the American law
was lecturer in Columbia college at
thirty-one. Professor Dana, OF Yale
College, published his book on miner
alogy at twenty y-tive, only four years
after graduation.
Edward Everett, at twenty, was
ordained pastor Of a church in Boston
and within two years attained dst:n-
Guished fame as an orator; at TWENTY
one he was appointed professor Of
Greek at Harvard.
The late Benjamin Pearce, one OF
the profoundest mathematicans OF
America, was chosen professor OF
mathematics at Cambridge at the az.
Of twenty-four.
Three of the we'll known poets OF
this centnry-Bylon, Shelly an!
Keats ts-died before the age Of forty,
Byron at thirty-six Shelly as he was
completing his thirtieth year, Keats
at twenty-five.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16

Job Worl1-CASu ON DELIVERY
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16
What's isaa Name.

y great deal, to be sure. Wouldn :
you rather bear the name Of Wash
ington than Guiteau? And wouldn't
you rather have Swayne's Pills thar
any other kind in the market? By
their use female irregularities are re
stored to healthy condition. They
neither grippe, produce nausea or any
other unpleasant sonsatjor They
are warranted to cure the great vare~
ty Of diseases whioh begin with de-
rangen.eut Of the stomaohe, boweIs s.
and kidneys. Entirely vegetable. Ask
your druggist for then.