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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18
Youths Department.
THE LITTLE MAID FOR ME.


know little maiden,
,,, whom always see arrayed in
suks ana ribbons, but she is q spoiled and
petted little elf; n@l32f
For she never helms her mother or her sister
or her brother, b.
But, forgetting all around her lives entirely
for herself; - ~ ff t3ksafFi
so she shippers, and she signs,
And she mopes, and she cries, p
And knows not where the happy hours fee.
NOW let me tell you privately, my darling lit
tie friends,
She's as miserable as miserable can be,
And Ifear she's not the little maid for me.
But know another maiden,
Whom I've often seen arrayed in
Silks and ribbons, but not always: she's pru-
dent little elf;
And she always helps her mother, and her sis
ter, and her brother,
AND hives for all around her, quite regardless
of herself:
So she laughs and she sings,
And the hours on happy wings
shower giadness round her pathway as they
flee.
Now need tell you privately, my darling lit
tie friends,
She's as happy as a little maid can be?
This Is surely just the little maid for me
-HdrpePs Young People.
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Scheiler's special friends), sratchinc
hastily at the glass as he spoke.
Why, good gracious! it's little Kas-
par; He'll be Killed. he IL be killedr,
And he rushed toward the church.
shouting like amadman. - AZ 5
Ihe alarm spread like wild-fire, and
before Kugmann, the matchmaker.
had got half way up the stairs HEADING
to the tower, more than a. score of
excited men were scampering at his
were suddenly brought to a stand-still
by the locked door.
tits lockedr' cried Klugmann in
tones of horror, land Hans must have
taken the key with him, for it isn't
here.n
Never mind the key" roared a
brawny smith behind him. s.Pick up
that beam, comrades, and run it against
that lock. All together nowr' !
Crash went the door, in rushed the
crowd, and Kaspar, now senseless from
sheer fright, was dragged out of his
strange prison just as the huge bar OF
the minute-hand actually touched his
neck. And SO it fell out that poor old
Scheller, coming home from quiet
afternoon nap. found the door of tho
tower smashed in, his son lying in a
swoon, and his little room crowded
with strange men all talking at once.
But from that day forth Kaspar
Scheller never meddled with the church
clock again. Her.
The great English Cathedral Of st. Paut's IL
adventure.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18
Georgia contemplates a sweet thin

Georgia contemplates sweet thing
in potatoes wit, the production of
A, 600, 900 bushels of sweet potatoes. or
'.dulcet murphies," as some euphuistic
writer has named them. They are of
the best and most wholesome of food,
and there ought to be no serious diff
Guilty In getting them to market. They
think of drying them, which is a good
notion, and will enable meA at dis
lance from the scene of production to
enjoy q new. article of food. Why
should there not be dried sweet potatoes
as well as dried sweet applesP- Boston
Traveller.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18

The Baptists of New England are
said to be gaining more rapidly thar
any other denomination.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18

The great English Cathedral Of St Paurs Il
said to have witnessed q somewhat similar
adventure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-06
ihe Eight Hour Law.

Washington, 5.-lt is stated The
President is bent upon the street en-
forcement Of the eight hour law a.
that law was construed during In.
administration Of General GRAM
Members OF the cabinet, hOWeyer.
enter ain different views on this
subject. The atterney-general, in
recent opinion, held-that the pres
ent law was Imperfect, and it,
proper enforcement would reOuirr
additional legislation. The seere-
tary OF the navy, On the other hand.
decides that under the existing Law
eight hours constitutes a legal day ,
work, and he says the law might BE-
enforced at the navy Yards The
President IS said to be Of the same
opinion as Chandler. No effort viii
be made to induce Congress o leOis-
late further upon the subject at he
present session.
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Fatal Accident.

a deploraDle arcident took piece
Yesterday evening. about the hcuy
Of 5 o'clUtk. John Charles Da.to
10 year old son of Mr.. John
Dalton, was driving heayi y
oaded team into the 2. C. M. J.
yard, through the Fourth street
gate, within some sacks Of suoar
on which he was sitting simmer
throwing the youth to the
ground, but without hurting him
Apprehending that the tear,
might run away the boy went H.
the equines and grabbed a hold o
one Of the animals. The horse
however, threw him down viOIen1I
and ere the unfortunate youth h.,
time TO gather himself up, the two
nigh wheels of the wagon bag
passed over him. breaking his dor,al
spine IN the small Of the lack. En-
ployees of Il. G. N. !. buried 10 his
help at once, lifted him up, and con
veyed him IN litter ~ bis home
three blocks 'aSl Ot Main street.
The parcI;S of the lad. were at
once Informed Of the sad Occur-
renee, and their sOIrOv and grief
evoked deep sympathy in ali the
bystandeTs- His death occurred Al
$50 p. m.-Ogdea Herald.
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HtlNNE

Washington, ). - The Senate
amendment to the resolution for
the establishment Of diplomatic
regulations witt Persia was con-
Cured in.
The concurrent resolution was
agreed to giving the use of the ro-
tunda and adjacent rooms in the
capitol TO the Garfield monument
committee of the society of the
Army Of the Cumberland from the
18th Of November to the srd of
December to hold q bazaar of recep-
ton TO raise funds for a statue 10
Garlield's memory.
Inc Senate amendment TO the bill
amending the ratuleS relating to
steam vessels VAS ar ed to.
The Senate con-, rea reported an
agreement on the nayal apprOpria-
lion bill. The bill pas~-'l.
Joint resolutions WEI "assed for
a co 1T of inquiry on tlI@ 'oss of the
Je07a79ette and also for : ''nmittee
or three senators and representatives
on the wants of American ship
SulluiuBs
The conference report on the
naval bill was agreed to.
Wilson, Of West Virginia, from a
committee on foreign affairs, sub
mitted report upon the power Of
the House to compel Shipherd to
answer certain questions which he
had declined to answer, and to pro-
duce certain evidence. The report
was reft rred to the House calendar
Is says il copies of correspOn-
dencs and papers, and other evil
dence rsferrrd TO relai ed 20
private Affairs Of his comDaDy
and. cOunsels it is respectfully
sng grslpd that This commit has
NO authority ~ demand their pro-
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d1csion, nor has the House author
ity to punish witness for contempt
Tor refusing 70 produce them. The
report then reviews the facts of
hllDcurn'S case and quotes the de-
clSlon OF the Supreme Court, District
OF Columbus. in that case and con-
tlnurs under the decision OF the
supreme COUrG the facts in the
SDlpherd case leave the jurisdiction
VI Ihls matter only with a view to
impeachment OF some one of the
ofhcers named. The death of Hurl-
nuG aud Fitzpatrick prevent any
further proceedings with them
Inc Tact that Blaine is not an officer
OF the United States Is believed to
odr any attempt at imueachment as
Blaine Is not a member OF the
House aud 1t has no jurisdiction
over any supposed conducl of his
50 u would seem the demand Tor
theShipherd papers degeHeratts into
an inquiry into the private affairs
Uf cIJlZenS. If this is true we can,
demand his papers, nor Compel HIM
To answer the question. Believin
the facts now existing make 1t I'm
proper to demand Shipherd's PAD RS
we respectfully recommend Ship
herd TO be be discharged
aud his examination bt
proceeded with no further
The Speaker laid before the
House a message from the Presi
dent. transmitting the report OF the
secretary of state respecting Amer.
lean citizens imprisoned in Ireland,
Referred. The secretary states that
the persons alleged to be American
citizens still in prison ia Ireland
are O'Malley, insolvency, Slattery
and Cannon; that insolvency anC
Slattery produced regular certifi
Gates of naturalization. Cannon es
tablished his claim to American
birth, and O'Nalley was irregularly
naturallzed on the ground of ser
vices In the navy. The report fur
ther states that it appears by a not
from Minister Lowell that he
Majesty's government does not en-
i ~ SN@A ecu PACOCAG al lntCullOA "
bringing these persons to trial, bu
il offered them discharge on condi
ton that they leave Ireland fU
America, which was refused
Lowell has again been instructed t
urge their speedy trial.
/ Recess till s, to await the confer
ence on the Sunday civil bill.
at the evening session Calkin
submitted the conference report o.
the bill to relieve certain soldiers G
the late war from the charge Of dc
sertiOn. Agreed to.
The bill was made to extend il
prov visions to technical desc ters
who served more than SIX month
IN the army of the United States.
HiscOck presented the cOnferenC
report upon Tie Sundry civil appr,
prlaLiOn bill. He stated simpl
Cmat the Senate amendments ha
Deen reduced by the conference I
he amOuHt Of S95S,0OO. After d.
Gate the conference report va
agree to, and this, the last genera
10" onr'eti0n bill, was disposed o
by the House.
AIG~I oct,Ial recesSes during th
-venlng the House at 1880 an
took further recess until Munda
At ] o'clock.
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MiseAllansaun.

Canoes, n. Y, "a mass meeting
Of Harmony Mills OperstIVes, at
tended by 10000 men and women.
decided not to return % work or
Monday. 10y
Newport, r. l.. 5.-General 6. X.
Warren. United States army, is seri-
ously i'll.
Paris, 5.-TAe bureau Of the left
rejected the proposal 20 invite
Brisson to take Office, and d4elar, 4
in support Of the MINISTRY
appeaSement and Cancellation.
Meange, extreme left, protested
against any exp dent which would
rehabilitate the late ministry.
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NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES

HR E. Q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, q specific for Hyster13, Lis
illness, Commissions, Nervous Hes1aohe, Men.
tai Depression. Loss Of Memory, Premature
OLD Age, cauRed by over-exertion, ovar.induls
which Iead- to Psra,yris, decay anu desth.
One boZ Will cure r, cent csses. Each box
contains one months U eat1neaf. One dollar
s. box or six boxes fE Eve dollars; sent sg
mail pFrpAid on reoei Of price. We guaran
tee sIx boxes to cure any case With each
order received by us for six boxes, sccoD :
pan led 1psh Eve dollars, We viii send IT,
purchaser our written guarantee TO ceturD tie
money 8 the Treatment doeFp". a5Oet . suPe
cusEaF favs iS-nsA only hv ~. a. ~ 7. lr,.,
3-<6PT esIl Lsks City.
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New YOrk, 5.-COTporation cOunst !
ecideS that a con est such as tht.
cent ~l''ve fioht W. tween Sulii, al,
and Wilson was a prize fight within
the M anlng of the law and the
police have ample power to prevent
any such exhibition and arrest any
parties concerned, principals ana
spectators.
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A Niger Killed.

Huntsville, Ala, 5.-Ex-United
States Deputy Marshal T. q. Hew-
lett, shot and killed Sandy Bynum
(colored) the most prominent leader
Of republicans in Madison County,
at an independent rally to-day. a
mob Of negroes congregated, vOwing
to kill Hewlett, but they were paci-
fed with great difficulty. Hewlett
fled, but it is rumOred he was ar
rested late tonight.
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CONDUCTORS:
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Long Branch, 5.-The executive
committee of Monmouth park as
ISOLATION find that KelIy's charges
against Walton are not sustained.
The committee, how ever, added new
rules prohibiting the giving of
presents to jockeys for thelpnrpose
Of making them win races. Walton
says he will sue KtIy for delama-
nation Of character.
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ATEST TELEGRAMS
XLVII CONGRESS
REGULAR SESSION.
Senate

W arlington, 5.-The Senate re-
ccIeG from its amendment TO the
deficiency bill for mileage OF sena-
tors 10 the sp cial session.
Bayard then submitted Joint
resolution for such mileage, which
passed unanimously.
3he tax bill WAS laid aside in
formally and Miller, of New York,
spoke on the KNIT goods bill.
Bayard advocated an amendment
to the bill which he desired 10 con-
tInue In force until a general ref0r-
nation of the tariff could be made,
INCREASING the duty OF WOODEN
manufactures from 45 TO 90 per
cent advalOrem. The committee
amendments were concurred in,ahd
the bayard amendment voted
down. yeas -, nays 20, patty vote
except Voorhees,, voted no with the
republicans, Davis, of Illinois, also
voted no.
Harris moved to substitute for
the bill provision liking the duty
on imported wool at 20 per cent.
adyal0rem. Rejected without dis
cussion, yeas Il, nays So. All of
the Affirmative votes came from the
democratic side.
Bayard desired to have an express
sion of the sense of the Senate as
to whether the range of tariff duties
shall exceed 60 per cent. advalOrem.
BE offered an amendment limiting
tine duty accordingly upon merchan-
disc described In the bill,
At this point, Anthony, from the
conference on the bill fer the publ
cation Of agricultural reports, re-
ported an agreement by which the
Senate amendment was retained in
the bill. This c0ntem plates the
printing of 100000 copies.
The pending amendment OF Bay.
ard was voted down, yeas 20, NAYS
| IS. Voorhees,, Malone and Brown
voted no with the republicans.
An amendment was offered, plac-
lug salt, in bulk or in bags, sacEs Oh
o her packages, upon the free list
Rejected, 81 to 26, Malone anC
Brown voting no with the repub
/, deans.
Vest then offered an amendmen
providing that the duties on fan
nels and blankets shall not exceed
90 cents adyalorem. Rejected Il K
70. The vote was Identical with
the proceeding one. In Offering
amendments the republican side re-
Trained from debate in order &c
facilitate the passage of the meas
ure and steadily voted against any
change which would necessitatf
the return Of the measure to the
House. The bill finally passed
| without amendment, and as it came
| from the House, yeas 80. nays 10
Before the vote was taken on the
| passage of the bill considerable
criticism was INDUCED by its
friends.
The lax reduction bill then came
mp as unfinished business, but was
laid aside Informally and the House
fblll extending tie fees of certain Of
hcers over the territories of New
Mexico and Arizona passed.
Recess WAS taken until
| e'cl9ck in order that the conference
report on the sundry civil bill might
be presented.
At the evening session Logan,
from tho conference on The hlll 4
relieve certain soldiers Of the late
war from The charge Of desertior
reported an agreement. Agreed to
land the Senate considered the an.
nual House bill. Passed.
Allison presented the conference
report on the sundry civil bill.
After long debate the report
was adopted without division 8 I'D
the Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
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THAT APPOINTING POWER
IS Conferred on the Governor.

Washington, blouse agreed to
the conference report on the undT,
civil bill. Among the more import
ant provisions agreed to, is one Civ
ing The Governor of Utah autnOTir
10 appoint officers to ill vacancl, $
Caused by the failure to elect, grow
ing out of the disquaiifying d.
Visions IN the anti pOlygamy bill.
Also the items apprOpriating s. OO9
10 transfer the remains of Com
mandeF belong and companions 80
this country.
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The Irish.

Tuafn. Richard Kelly, proprie-
tor of the Tuam Herald, was com
mitted for trial, to-day, for publish
ing an article written by James
Redpath which is alleged to have
been an Indictment to the murder
of Burke. Bail was accepted. The
vicinity of the court was crowded
during the examination.
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Little Rock, Ark, 5.-InformstioI
was received tonight Of tOrnad
which passed over a portion o
Duchauta County, on We,inesd y
evening. The wind Travelled in ],
southwest course, Fifty m les
hour. Near Lone Tree Ferry, 81
The Ouchita River, tree was low
3rT0Ss q team G ntaining . ma
named Walton, ii3s wife a d flu
ehilireI. The vi. was killed an,
one child badly hur..
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Durham, Sat a mass meetir 2
here a resolution protesting agar, t
the restoration Of CeteWayO was a.
most unanimously a opted.
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Capital Chips.

Washington, 5.-Tbe secretary Z f
the .trea,ury estimates that Ov T
100000 % bonds will BE- sure.
dered for exchange into per cen. g
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o arrangements
money
Territory well TEN THOUSAND
Grddles months if
F. M. VAN ETTEN sandsO Lake Street Chicago
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TAY1oRv11Lr, III, June u. lss.

TAYLoRvILLx, III, June -, 1882.
+. NJ VAN ETTEH:-Desr Sri received your
SchoAeld's Patent Cake Griddles AL o. 4. and
they are ali Sold Il don't need any talk to sell
them Please send me by Express one dozen Grid.
dies. The same size you sent me, aod VIII push
tbese goods for you. WIN send you draft for the
goods "a soon AL get my orders filed. Please
send at once. / have them all sold and want 70
Senrer them right away. / think csn sell any
azncQRs Of them here. Awaiting my order,
Iremain. respectfully,
WILLIAM A. YoRr.
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Boston. 5.-Sc0re at the close OF
the walking match: Hart 527. More
mac S07, Hartman SOC, Campans
go.
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CHICAGO, May, %, 1881.

CHICAGO, May, ., 1881.
FIN. VAN ETTRE-Dear Sir:-Ore Of your Pat
ent Cake Griddles has been in my family for the
past season It is esteemed by my wife as much
sn improvement over the old style Of griddle as
the present railroad Is the old-fashoned stage
cosch. They are tip-top thing. and should be In
every family where they value lsborsaving and
ttne-eaying improvements. Yours truly.
D. n. LORD.
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Denver & HiO GPaHde Railway

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
% and Aher Monday, oath Of July,
icSz t'AiDs will leave and arrive ct Salt
Lake from temporary Station, corner
second South and Fifth Wess Streets,
aahy, ~ follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
All points between
SAT- Lake and zoo am. Gas pm.
Pleasant Valley
BBnEham Il Alta zsOAm. dlbu.m.
bIaneh.... .......... 80 ''' Wv 80
henry WOOD,
wa General Superintendent.
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