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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08
State of Kansas vs. Harry Utley.
Eureka Etehlnss.
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UEDNESDA1, May 81.
Quite number of our citizens went
to Fort Scott yesterday to attend decora-
ticn exercises. Judge Phenis has been
having some needed changes made in
the probate judges office Col. Rizer
arrived home this morning and found
the Herald ready to go TO press, thus re-
lieving him of good deal of expected
work Rev. Gulleit, the popular NJ.
Z. minister Of our city, is off to Hum
boldt attending the ministerial confer
ence.. And still it continues 10 rain.
last Saturday being rainy day,
our business men were blessed with a
rushing trade on Monday /. Track law
ing on The new railroad will be com.
pleied TO town by Saturday night-if it
will quit raining one day more. .Eu-
reka has a citizen by the name of Addy
who was one of the famous band who
stayed with old John Brown. He is
well posted in The trials of the old Kan
sas hero. They are talking up ccle-
bration in Eureka for the 4th of july.
A number OF our people have already
taken advantage of The new road, and
have started ON u visit to their relations
in the east E. Several strangers are in
town at present looking after stock
ranches Gibson. of the Gould Pho
neer. was in town yesterday, calling ON
HE business men. Several COUPLES had
a very social and enjoyable lime Al the
oi Mr.. Mahdier last Monday
evening. Dancing was the order of the
evening. Several of the young folks
attended party in the country last
Monday evening. One couple gos their
eam tangled up in barbed wire fence
IN a manner that was too utterly.
j. HAwKER.
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ALL ABOUT a BABY.
Details Of an late resting Hahsa- corpu.

Details of an Int resting Habeas Corpus
Case.
The following are the facts connected
with an interesting habeas corpus case,
the parties TO which met at the office of
Probate Judge Kellogg Thursday:
About the list of April, Charity Ann
Failing, nee Isom, came here from
Pueblo, bringing with her the infant
daughter of Mrs. Baylis, an actress,
who had committed the child to the
care of the aforesaid Charity. After
keeping the little girl for some weeks,
she gave her TO Mrs. JohA Harrington.
who resides with her husband some five
or six miles south of the city. The Her
ringtons soon became greatly attached
TO their LITTLE proiege, and had come 10
regard her as one of their own family
when Mrs. Failing, who had concluded
in the mean time that she wanted the
child back, demanded her surrender,
which was refused by the Herringtons.
On last Saturday a writ Of habeas cor
pus was taken out by Mrs. F. TO regain
possession of the baby, but the sheriff
met MIR. Harrington as he was on his
way to serve il, and was informed that
he would not give up the child to any
one save its mother. As the baby was
sick at the time, the matter was allow.
ed to go over until Saturday next. on
which day the case was set for hearing
before Judge Kellogg.
Wednesday night the mother of the
baby arrived in Emporia from Pueblo
and next morning she, in company witt
Mrs Failing, went TO the Harrington
place and secured possession of The
child. They were followed to town by
Mr.. Harrington, who, upon reaching
EmporIa, caused the arrest of Mrs
Failing for abuse of his wife during
her visit to his house.
The baby in controversy is about six
teen months old, and is really preIt,
enough to almost justify the fight o
which she is the innocent cause. Th,
lady claiming TO be ITS mother seems Il
be very fond of the child and is extrav
agant in her demonstrations of affec
ton. The matter created considerable,
excitement at the court house. and tn
final decision in the case will be awaited
with much interest.
Mrs. Failing, upon a hearing
before Justice Culver, was fined $2.5I
and costs amounting IN all to about 81:
which she paid and was released.
| p. S.-Since the above was put in typ
we learn thar the baby matter has beef
settled by Mrs. Failing Withdrawing he
ha6eas corpus proceedings and payin.
costs, and that the mother will have thu
custody of the child.
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Another Horse ThIer.

Thursday Sheriff Cross, of Cofrey
county, and Marshal Chess. of Burling.
ton, arrived in Emporia on the hunt for
horse thief. Last Wednesday evening
horse was stolen from Mrs. Lena Mil
Ter, widow lady at Ottawa The sher-
iT had a description of the horse, and
happening TO be in Waverly yesterday,
he learned from man there that fine
bay FLY answering the description of
the stolen animal had passed through
there, in possession of a colored man.
who claimed 70 be its owner. The ne.
gro stopped at house near the road and
called for supper, which was given him,
he remaining on the horse while he ate.
The man of the house looked the horse
over infinitely and made several remarks
about its fine points, to all of which the
negro replied in the most nonchalant
manner. After he had finished his sup
per he set out in the direction of En-
poria, and tine sheriff and marshal tas.k
his trail. but before reaching town lost
it. and were compelled 10 return to
Burlington to-day without the thief Il
is hardly probable, however, that the
negro win escape capture, as he appear
ed 70 be rather a green hand at horse
stealing.
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sAx-BoLT.

An Elegant Wedding on Alien Creek
Married, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Bolt, on Allen creek, in Ere
mont township, their daughter Emma
to DR.. A. ]. Sax, of Stafford, Chase coun.
ty, Kansas, Wednesday evening, May
81, by Rev j. A Barker.
The following is a list of gifts present
ed:
DIR. A. j. Sax to the bride, Wilcox
81 Gibbs organ valued at $225; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. F. Hughes, of Emporia, Bohe.
milan toilet set; Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Ser
vice, crystal tea set; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Laughlin, a silver butter dish; Mr..
and Mrs. }. Crague Anderson, Of Empo.
ria, silver pickle castor; Mr. and Mrs.
w. e. McCreary, of Taylor creek, an au-
togragh album; Mr.. and Mrs. A Miller.
crystal water pitcher; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Miller, a toilet r.if.
rori Miss Sally E. Morgan, a
set crystal goblets; Master Geo. Miller,
two pickle dishes; Jacob Bolt, father of
the bride, a bank check for 500; Mrs.
j. Bolt, mother OF the bride, a large fam
lily Bible; Mrs. Clark, of Lima, Illinois,
one pair linen towels; Grand NJ other
Bolt, of Lima, Illinois, one dozen nap
kins and linen table-spread; Mr. and
Mrs. David Bolt. of Lima, Illinois, a
linen table spread; Ollie D. Miller, sill
yer fruit stand; Prot. Thyge. Sogard, a
music case; Grand Mother Hawkins, a
clock bracket; the brides sisters, q sill
yer castor; Mrs. Bella NJ. Miller, a silver
castor, cake stand and cake; the brides
brothers, clock Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Cook
a parlor lamp; ]. ID. Jaquith and family
and +. b. and Jacob w. Lesh a
clock; Harvey a 10y and
Jose Cook, rolling-pin and potato
masher; MIR. and Mrs. II. C. Root, Carl
toms farm ballads; EIr. and Mrs. Jno.
Bolt, Lima, Ill. set silver tea spoons ;
Hon. j. w. 10y and family, set of silver
table spoonsi d. F. Laughlin, silver
owl pepper box; Josie and Carrie
Cook, a clock bracket; Willie Sax, wall
pocket; DR.. and Mrs. T. Arthur Wright,
Americas, set of knives and forks; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Eggars, silver butter
dish and knife; Mrs. P. II. Sax, mother
of the groom, crystal tea set Miss Sarah
Sax, crystal fruit dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos Ernst, silver pickle Castor.
JOEL \. BARKER.
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GREENnAcK ooNvENrIoN.

i
Pursuant to call the Greenbackers
of Lyon county met at the court house
to-day TO elect five delegates to represent
them at a congressional convention to
be held in this city June 9TH, to place in
nomination candidate for congressman
from the Third distrist.
The meeting was called to order by r.
T. Snediker.
On motion, G. ID Humphrey was cleo
ted chairman and L. o. Priest, secretary.
On motion the chair appointed w. b.
z. Paisley, II. T. Snediker and G. w.
Kitzmiller US committee on credentials,
who reported the names of the following
delegates as entitled to seats in the CON
ventIon:
AMERIcus TowNsHIP-C. F. Conklin,
Chris. Wise, James Crib, E. Yeakley, d.
A. White.
FREAIoNT-D. NJ. Miller.
JACKsON-G. ID. Humphrey.
ELIENDARo.-R. C. Doll, Levi Dum-
bauld, John Smith, James Edwards, r.
t. Snediker
CENTER--L- o. Priest. j. C. Boston,
g. w. Kitzmiller, VIM. w. Robinson.
ENPoRIA TowNsHP.-John Fowler,
j. A. Newlin. b. F. Parker, B. F.
Myers, J. Fowler, w. B, Ross, Levi
Fowler, James Shaw.
ENPoRIA CITY-C- S. Gilman, w. p.
B. Paisley, o. ]. Crow. j. II. Watson.
On motion the following gentlemen
were nominated by reclamation as dele
gates 10 the congressional convention:
Judge Watson, Emporia; w. E. Nc
Creary. Fremont; W. B. Ross, Rmporia
township; r. T. Snediker, EImendaro;
G. r. Con kiln, AmerIcus.
On motion the following alternales
were elected:
L. o. Priest, ]. NJ. Miller, Levi DUN
bauld, John Fowler, C. Gilman.
Speeches were made by Messrs
Conklin, White and Lynn, |
alter which the invention adjourned. |
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COMING To ENrPoRIA.
Governor Norton Gets Away with the
baggage ut the Meeting of the
Democratic State Cen
trail Committee

OOEernor Norton Gets Away with the
baggage ut the Meeting of the
Democratic State Cen
trail Committee
Governor" Norton, who went to To
peka last week to attend the
meeting of the Democratic state central
committee, returned Friday, and
we are pleased to learn from him that
Emporia has been fixed upon as the
place for holding the Democratic con-
vention to place in nomination state
ticket. The claims of Junction City,
Topeka and EmpOria were considered,
but the vote was almost unanimous in
favor of this place. 1t took a little fine
figuring TO capture the convention, but
it is a colder day than we ever have in
this latitude in June when Harry Nor
ton falls behind the procession. When
the Topeka fellows found that they
were left one of them sneeringly asked
how Emporia expected TO take care
of a convention which would bring to-
gether nearly thousand people. The
governor facetiously replied that he
had just bought two cords of green
blackberry wood, which he proposed TO
cut up into stakes with which to lariat
the delegates and visiting statesmen.
The date of the convention has not
yet been fixed upon, but when it comes
oil We have no doubt but that Emporia
with her excellent hotels and commodi-
Gus private dwellings will be fully ade-
quate to the handsome entertainment of
our guests.
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ZEE nAnn snoorrNa cAsE-
Bridges ConYitted OF Murder in the Sec
opd Degree.


end Degree.
Measrs Buck and Cunningham came
in from Cottonwood Falls Friday.
where they have been taking ill, in
one of the murder cases there. 1t will
be remembered that on April 4 the col
ored people at Strong City had Mason
ic installation, supper and dance, and
that one of the colored men named
Alex. Blekeman and white man named
George Babb, being drunk, got iato
some fuss. and Brakeman slapped 81 b
in the face, for which Brakeman \. AT
once tried and convicted of assault and
battery and is now in jailfor inability to
pay the costs.
A half hour later in the evening some
ten shots were fired on The sidewalk and
in the street, and colored man named
Ed. Bridges got shot through the arm
and across the breast. Another COL
ored man 10y the name of Yves.
Walker was shot in the hand,
and George Babb received two shots,
CttAACA va anu Qit
the mornin.gof April 8th The coroners'
jury decided that Walker, Bridges and
Ray did the shooting of Babb. Walker
ran away and the county attorney filed
an Information against Bridges, Ray and
Blakeman. Bridges tried to get change
of venue but failed. The papers at the
time mentioned the organization of Il
mob To take the prisoners out and hans,
them. The county attorney, sheriff and
some others brought the prisoners here
aud they were kept in our Jail till May s
A not. pros. has been entered as te
Brakeman. Bridges has been tried anu
convicted of murder in the second dc
gree. Motion for new trial in his casC
is set for the Goth inst.
Six witnesses swore that Bridges fired
the first shot and hit Babb. and six wit
nesses swore that Bridges had no weap
on, did not shoot, and that Babb fired In,
first shot. The jury seems to have giveI
the state the benefit of the doubt
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CUTTING AFFRAY AT EUREKA.

A Lad Named Rusher Seriously and
Probably Fatally Stabbed.
On Wednesday morning our citizens
were shocked to hear of stabbing af.
fray which occurred at one of the rail.
road camps near town. From what your
reporter can learn, the facts are these:
A young man named Rusher had
chased q worthless cur dog out of his
tent and then set his own dog on to it,
which caused the owner of the aforesaid
cur TO become enraged. Angry words
sued, during which Griffith (the
owner of the dog which had been driven
out OF the tent, struck Rusher with a
large pocket knife, inflicting wound
which will most likely prove fatal. The
knife entered the right side, near the
fifth or sixth rib. After he had stabbed
him, Griffith made another lunge but
missed striking him.
The wounded boy has worked for
Whitaker & Bennett on the railroad for
the last nine months and was a favOrite
with all the men, being quiet and in
offensive lad. He is only about thirteen
years old, and is inclined to be weak
and sickly. The party who did the stab
bling is one of those individuals who
have no regard for themselves or their
families, and are a curse to any commu-
nifty. He has very unsavory reputa-
ton, and the law-abiding citizens of our
town would be satisfied to see him
placed where he can do no one else any
harm.
The chances for young Rusher TO re-
cover are very doubtful as one of his
lungs is cut almost in two-at least one
of our doctors says he would rather have
leg cut off than to be in his condition.
sympathy is expressed on all sides for
the poor unfortunate boy, who is an or
phan, and if our officers do not do the
case Justice there may somethin q
more disgraceful follow. Young Grit
filth has been arrested and is now in the
custody of the officers. j. HAwKER.
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DIR. JACOBS

was next sworn and testified that he was
called to see Mrs. Keiger May Goth, and
found her in bed suffering with nausea
and vomiting; prescribed for her, hut
never saw her afterwards until sum-
mOned by the coroner to the post NOR
TEN examination, which indicated that
death had been caused by the action of
strychnine.
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testified to having assisted at the post
mortem examination of the body of Mrs.
Keiger, and described the same evidenc-
es of poisoning noted by Drs. Wetmore
and Jacobs.
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l.. ID. JACOBS.
J. 8. WATSON,
A. G. LAKIN,
Board of Health
To d. w. EASTMAN, Mayor
EMPoRrA, June .. 1882
PD11HV
enforcement.

EMPoRIA, June .. 1852
In compliance with the foregoing re-
quest all persons, owners or occupants,
are hereby required within ten days
from this date to remove all animal veg
etable or other offensive matter from
their premises and allies in the rear
thereof, and cause the same to be con-
veyed to some place outside the city linn
its, at least fourth oe mile from any
residence, and not in or near any ravine
leading to the Cottonwood river above
the water-works; and also to put all priv
les in the condition required by the or
dinance within the time specified.
1t is earnestly desired that all citizens
shall unite with the board of health in
their effort to place the city in healthy
condition before the hot weather comes
on, by voluntary and cheerful com
plIance with the above requirements as
requested by the board. All failures,
however, to do SD, will be met by a
prompt and vigorous prosecution under
the ordinances named
d. w. EASTMAN. MayOr.
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The preliminary hearing in the case
Of the state of Kansas VS.. Isabel Martin
and 4. ID. Mosley. charged with admin
istering poison to Mrs Lorraine M. Kei-
ger,with felonious intent, began Thursday
morning at the court house at 10 o'clock,
with Justice Bachelor on the bench.
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Examiners Rspor. Of the co.nsy Treas

Examiners Report OF the Cosaty Treas
The county treasury was examined Fri
day by Probate Judge Kellogg and Dam
iel Bitter, who make the following re-
port:
To he board Of county commissioners Of
Lyon county:
The undersigned probate judge and
Daniel Bitler. examiners, do hereby re-
port that on this, the % day of June,
1882. without notice to the county
treasurer, we proceeded to the Office of
said treasurer at the court house and
counted the funds in the hands of said
treasurer and compared the same with
the amount of funds as shown by the
books Of his office, with the following
RESULT.
Finds in TIE county treasury as
shown 10y the books and records OF
the oflice $s36ag "a
Funds shown by the actual count
made 10y us in gold, silver and cop
S Cn anu drafts ---.---.--..--. - = .
! Total ......-... *2a,Cs6 4
y. n: Kellogg. Probate Judge.
DANIEL BITLER.
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The resignation of L. G. Munger, en-
gineer of the water works, was read,
and on motion accepted.
Communication of L. Ridenour was
read and referred to the city marshal.
Communication of L. p. Dodge rela-
tive TO fire apparatus was read and re-
ferred to committee on fire department
On motion the bids for grading as adj
yertised were opened and read.
The bids were on motion referred to
the committee on streets and alleys with
instructions to let the contract of grad
ing to the lowest bidder, upon the fling
of proper bond.
The committee on streets and alleys
were given further time TO repair the
guttering on Commercial street between
Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The matter of engineer of the water
works was referred to the committee on
water works with instructions to report
at the next meeting.
The council then went into executive
session
The mayor appointed George c. Hiatt
assistant street commissioner, and the
nomination was confirmed by unani-
nous vote.
The bills on the clerks desk were re-
ferred.
Adjourned
L. n. FoRpK. City Clerk.
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The joint literary entertainment OF the
two Normal societies Saturday evening,
was one of the most interesting of the
year, and the discussion of "Woman's
Wrights" by the debaters, was of par
ticular interest. This closes the session
of the societies for this season, and a
two years friendly rivalry between the
two organizations.
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The next attraction At the Whitley
opera house, 50 far rs known, viii be on
the evening OF the 24lh inst, when nil
ton Mobiles. with fine company. will
appear for one night He is row play
ing on The Pacific coast, and will come
TO Emporia by the way OF the Santa Re.
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TO CONSUMERS OF
REFINED SUGAR ]

Ia consequence OF the widespread beIieet,
tae So1tin5eq ednsteretion OF refined e1se,a.
ne 6O9LOH SUGAR REFINERY decEie.f
= F5gssSs TIE reputation it has acuafFed 49,
lnk III Year. Of business by DroVidins, tts
~ s2-a eas and the public with UHoTEs-
,,s,I,.et sesfaasees o. the FURlTY Of is
q 49, ne omctal ehemfst OF tie stasc g
49, SHAH test the contents Of eaef
certieeate that ff Is ss frcsa ~, St-se Pc
,. =. - ,Saeo % Zach barrel; sEd f1rtfer q
80 .rs.s. peIlns With It's eoatents. pa,eS
49, 49,. VIII e pasted across eaef sesd ~
ansPv n assSs:s mems the Boston Sugar Re-
iael purity. s,'-.s.a-sr IN - orig
Boston, January. lisa.
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KendaII,s SPAWN cI :. :

nj. Kendall = ss1' MINI, Jan II, 1881
norse nook Of you by mail year ago die
Gon,enss OF which persuaded me 70 try Ken.
mv he Spavin cure on the hind leg of one Of
co9 60. not pe reduced by any other remedy
81 Two bottles OF kendHllfs SPAWN carr or
rhSssoh i.udduth. druggists OF Waaeaa
Whlen completely cured NV horse Aho,.t.
nxe years sii age had q three year elf cult
49,, 70 very badly used your remedy a.
. alnSt say 70 Your credit that the coli n en-
lIeiy CURED. which Is n surprise mot only ~.
n5seu bue also TO my neighbOrs You s.nt
me me DOCK for the tF!aInE sum of "a cent.
a1 =, - Sonld not get another like il would
ny Yoass t ,mesntV-hVe dollars for it.
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We have interviewed several Lyon
county farmers, and all agree that wheat
and millet are looking extremely well,
corn bids fair, but is not growing much
on account of the cold; vegetables of all
kinds are fine, and in many places new
potatoes are nearly large enough Tor use.
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1t is amusing on the occasion of n
fire to hear people, when they gather
on the streets, tell each other just where
they were and what they were doing
when the first alarm was sound ed. The
only parties who preserve discreet 81
lence in this direction are the young
lady and gentleman who were in the
best room sitting on the sofa.
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Fifth avenue, between Commercial
and Merchants streets, is being cut
down TO the grade established by the
council. The dirt taken out here is
hauled 10 other parts of the city where
the grade has to be raised.
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We are glad to learn that Ed Richard
son is rapidly convalescing and is now
able to sit up. Frank Rrunow has Gu
tiiely recovered and is ready TO return
to town as soon as he receives a written
permit from the board OF health.
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Owing to the unpleasant weather, the
A. o. U. w. picnic at Winfield was had
in the opera house at that place. The
attendance was fair, and pleasant time
is reported by Mr.. f. NJ Forde, who was
present from this city.
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The foundation for the new Catholic
school house was completed Thu rsday.
Work on the superstrncture will begin
at once, and will be swiftly pushed for
ward to completion.
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A man named Edward Brown, aged
about thirty-three years, left our home
June 1, and we desire information of
his whereabouts. He is six feet high,
with brown hair, blue eyes and sandy
moustache; had on dark wooden coat,
black jeans pants, winter cap and
pillow shoes. HUaH Brown,
P.O. box Si3, Emporia, Kas.
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There are large shipments of cattle
passing through Emporia for the east
ern markets, but very few hogs. Our
local buyers say there are scarcely any
hogs in the country.
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Fourtl, of JuIy CeIobrntIon

The Emporia Rifles are perfecting
their plans for grand celebration on
July 4th. At their meeting Thursday
the Fourth of July committee on ar
rangements reported that they were
meeting with success and much encour
agement in preparing for the same
The celebration will be held in Soden's
grove, and the owner will erect on the
ground large number of seats and a
stand between now and the 4th. The
Rifles are endeavoring to obtain some
noted speakers for the. occasion, and we
are told that Senator Plumb and Tom
Ryan have been urged to be present and
deliver addresses. Col. Feighan will be
among the local speakers. We trust
that the Rifles will give us regular
old-fashioned celebration and good
time.
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Lyon county was represented at the
convention of colored men which met at
Topeka last week by Jno. A. Anderson,
G. w. S. Lewis, w. A. Smith and j. II.
Stafford,