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POLITICAL.
Independent Greenbacker.

DEs MONIES, July Ill. II. Miller,
Greenbacker, is out as an independent
candidate in the Fourth Iowa Congressional
district.
Miscegenation.
CHICAGO, July l9.-The indications are
the Greenbackers and Republicans in the
Eighteenth Illinois district, Morrison's,
will unite upon a candidate and carry the
district.
RenOminated.
ST. LOUIS July 19.--At Springfield, Mo-.
Yesterday, the Greonback Convention OF
the Thirteenth Congressional district re-
nominated Ira s. Haseltine, the present
representative.
An Exciting Election.
LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, July 19.-In the much
talked of mayoralty election, the Mexicans
elected Romero by two hundred majority.
The whole Territory and Colarado evinced
much interest in the struggle, and Amerl-
cans are much grieved at the result.
Greenback Nominations.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 19.-The National
Greenback Labor State Convention nomin-
ated Erastus Howe for Governor. The
ticket was completed as follows: James
Allen, of Brooklyn, Lieutenant Governor;
L. J. McParen, Chief Judge of the Court of
Appeals; L. G. Mcdonald, Congressman at
large. :,
A resolution was adopted extending the
sympathy of the Convention to the labor.
ing men struggling for just and fair wages,
and especially to the freight handlers in
New York. Adjourned.
Pennsylvania Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-In the Demo-
cratic camp there is no stir, save one of ex-
pectancy over the meeting of the State
Committee at Harrisburg on the 25th. This
meeting is expected TO pass upon number
of questions relative to the conduct Of the
campaign. A subcommittee will be ap-
pointed to cooperate with Chairman Hen
sci, and committee on finance will also
be appointed.
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Torpedoes for Arab.

PHILADELPHIA, July i9.-Geo. Holgate, OF
this city. internal machine manufacturer,
says he is in negotiation with representa-
tives of Arab Bey to furnish torpedoes
which will drive tunnels through British
ironclads aud almost start the Suez Canal
from its foundations
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in the freight handlers strike, New men
are rapidly falling into the routine business
Of the companies, and although working
slow, are gaining.
MARYLAND Coal Miners.
CUMBERLAND, MD, July 10. The strikers
occupying dwellings belonging to the Mary
land Coal Company at this place. and who
were notified to wacate the dwellings, pur-
suant to bills of ejectment filed by the
company on July u, were cited to appear
in court to-day, to show cause why they
should not be forcibly elected from their
houses, they having disregarded the no
tices to vacate. They are entitled to six
days stay of proceedings, and then have
the right to an appeal 10 the Circuit Court,
which does not meet until October. 1t is
believed that they will take advantage OF
both Of these privileges, and perhaps
further appeal to the Court OF Appeals.
Several months must elapse before they
can be forcibly elected.
Want Their Wages Restored.
MURPHYsBoRO, ILL.,, July 19.-The miners
of this section have decided to quit work
until the companies will give them their
price-$1 per ton. They were cut down
from 81 to T5e per ton about two months
ago, and have been working about half
time at that price since. They urge that
the com panles get the same prices Tor their
coal in the market that they did before the
reduction for digging, and they cannot see
why they should loose the % cents per ton
to let the companies reap the benefit.
Going West.
PITTsBURG, July 19.-There is nothing
new in the iron strike today. A number
of strikers have accepted situations tender.
ed them by Colorado iron firm, and will
start in . few days for their new home.
The firm had no difficulty
in getting all the hands needed, as the men
manifested considerable cage rness to try
the West. The price offered was ten per
ceut above that demanded here.
Another gentleman, representing the
Toronto Steel Association, arrived in the
city this morning, for the purpose of en-
ploying about l,0J0 steel workers. So far
be has not met with much success, how
ever, as the steel workers seem disposed to
atay in Pittsburg, although many of the
steel mills are idle at present.
Discharging Employees
PoRT JERvIs, N. V, July 19.-Seven flag
men and two brakemen, employed on the
Erie Railway, were discharged this morn
ING. They were notified when discharged
that it was for melting the strike.
Railway shops Closed.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, July 19.-The shops
of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Co, have
been closed on an order to reduce ex'
penses. AL work is stopped.
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Three Drowned.

HouGHToS, Mich, July IA party OF
three women and four men, were riding on
the Portage river, yesterday, when the
boat turned over and drowned two women
and one man. The names are George La
crosse and wife and Mrs. Joseph Blannett.
Indians saved the others.
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ted States Navy, With his wife, will arrive
at Deer Park on Wednesday, - =.
The ofiieers of the Second Battalion, Of
Cumberland, came TO Dear Park In full uni
form, on Sunday, and spent the day q
guests Of the coinmbus Guards enPsd ION
the lawn.
Seventy degrsa b . GOD assrsee tempsf.
sture, q blanket ct night = asine Qxa ass,. i
Mis- Birdie, the handsole dSngAtsr -
Capt George W. Harrison, Il Deer Park.
arrived from Washington last week - -
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Senator Hill Dying.

ATLANTA, July 19.-The condition OF SEN
ator Hill is hopeless; there is no prospects
of sudden death, but his physicians decline
to say hew long be may survive. Ii is
possible that severer pain waits him as the
disease progress.
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or for Lfabou.

NKw YORK, John II. Francis, of the Troy
Times, minister resident at Lisbon. sailed
on the Gallia, this morning. A large num-
Der of journalists and other friends OF
Francis. accompanied the steamer down
the bay in cutter
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COLUMBUS, O., July l9.-The indications,
at midnight, point to the overthrow OF
Thompson as manager OF the Democratic
organization, and the substitution of John
7. Farley, of Cleveland, who is backed by
John r. Mclean, of the Enquirer.
Pendleton is consequently feeling sore,
but it is doubtful il he can recover the
ground already lost. II he could have had
an opportunity to make one of his charac-
teaistic speeches, he might have stemmed
the tide, but at present it looks like he had
lost his opportunity.
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A victory for Blaek Jark.

boo, July l9.-The Republican State
Committee, to-day, elected A. NJ.
hartman and Dan Shepard Secrc-
reasonably, these gentlemen are
It's, and pIrtiZans OF Seuator Logan.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Reunion of COngressmaa Cox's Fam

lily.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WAsHISGroN, July 'l9.-Hon. S.
:. Cox, his wife, and w. V. Cox,
left the city last night for Oakland, Md,
where they will meet the Congressman's
aged mother. Mrs. +. T. Cox, his sisters,
Mrs Col T ]. Cox, Mrs. DR.. Sedgwick, and
other relatives from Zanesyille, Cincinnati
and Newark, attending the Cox family re-
uniOu
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A Fatal Array in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 19-Iu quarrel last night
between John Carter and Thomas Nc
Larghlin. both mechanics, Carter was
knocked down by Mclaughlin and kicked
to death.
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FpmIxo, D., July i9.-H. r 6wss, q
Hendysbure. hss been emplcZed = sspss.
intepdent Of Piushing ecbo01 - - pee
month, instead of as, . s1stsA 4ooAey.
Mr.. Charles II. Kirk - bess e9otsye9
st the Pickering school fos nvs months.
Mis- Lillian Rsynolds has besa smpjoye4
to teach st Kisk's he coming vist9.
W. Z. Tbompeou hes bes9 employed as
Oak Hill for dx noatha :.
A. II. Brown hss bsss re-sDpsoysd .
Kemon.
Prol. e~ap ~ in town Last vssk Iockiag
for house 70 rent, bat found thsD sIi -
cupied-
now OF Barnesvills, VIII move his u shs1
70 this plsce August 1st
The tescksn q Rlush!pg VIZ nass -
Effort . soears ths TssebssA lnsotnes -
mart yeaT Thsy nede vsfy cse0sesse
sho9fng last ys4, spd fhey He.oeo n.ny
sdvsntsess nov which thsy dA ~ -
Rev. wei. fsaass, ths asyset MeG4 9
Inssi,- prseAsd = Roek AinIos n1'' -
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LIN Is aIl right now. The Ohio
lean Association at Washington
i political assessments.
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POstOfsiee Discontinued,

Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The postoffice at
krontS, Wayne county, has been diseon-
tinUed.
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T. Raymond is coming out in q
ay, entitled "For Congress" 1t
i hard hits at the politicians.
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KALAMAZOO, MICH, July 19.-This aftef-
noon the enFine OF gravel train on the
new Cincinnati. Wabash Il Michigan ex.
tension, jumped into the riyer q thas
place from the trestle work ten feet high
The engineer and fireman are both severe
ly injured.
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IIted Him 10 49, HIm a wo-L

- 80 CoNS., July l9.-Jacob Parsons.
500 e 4l the Woodstock poor house,
orSnI S1OeI MS keeper, Miller, because
ofuered to work.
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small Failures

' 40 July l9-Two or three failures
Z Importance were reported on
Io-day, but they were so small as
Fuee no effect on grain.
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'tary Folger has a eommendable
{ chopping off the heads Of the
Ii incompetent or unfaithful OFF,
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serious accident as an Elevator.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, July 19-Minnie Mar
tin, aged sixteen, was terribly crushed by
an elevator yesterday. She may possibly
recover
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estimated that the amount Of old
n store on the lines westward
to Chicago is one million
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MiscegenatiOn.

DEs MONIES, July Ill. II. Miller
Greenbacker, is out as an Independent
candidate in the Fourth Iowa Congressional
district,
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u elbow TaeE

-ns 1EHlA, July l9-The bark Fannie
flpi;rnlS .lS3l haizneS, has arrived and
With yellow fever on bol.k.
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tlz Rothenback is the modern
br, VINO labors in the iron works
Irtown, Tenn, and amuses him.
] delights the natives by carry
bir Of 5OO-pOund car-wheels at
10 the axle, around the yard
krrecf ease.
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lent Arthur is going tOspend his
D at Coney Island in the hope,,of
away from the politicians. The
would be betterif the President
~ the Island of Terra del Feugo,
D that wouldn't be a dead GER
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sixteen years Of confinement to
. Mrs. Anna Bewley, of Bristol,
! comeout cured by prayer which
ed Of her fellow MethOdists a
hgo. Whether it was done by
br not, the fact of her recovery is
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Illinois Prohibitionists will hold a
Invention August 9th, at Bloom
The Greenbaekers will hold
hlcust 2d, at Peoria.
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KAfAnazoo, Jsly t,N4e lzSc
Who was fatelIy s.ot ~ - -. -. +.
bouss here. esture.y - y ~. ~ \ = ~
been 6espsssts fellow ~
yolief peisoa.
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BELLS Assessment Committee
bthorized to apply to all citizens
principles or interests are in
4 in the struggle" But We don't
any application being made to
not Office-holders for two per
Their incomes.
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lma, Tennessee and Kentucky
bld their State elections next
and Maine, Vermont and Ar
will hold theirs in September.
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HE NEWS.

n,ily Register lcW Be mailed to
o,S of to,On for sirty:fire cents
IN. address changed as often
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Ehedive Ismail, whose extraya-
End recklessness brought Egypt's
bon her in an avalanche, is en-
lie at Rome, with an income Of
b to support himself and his
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ST. LOUIS, July 19.-At Springfield, Mo-.
yesterday, the Greonback Convention OF
the Thirteenth Congressional district re-
nominated Ira s. Haseltine, the present
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I'm providing for tests ofiron and
the Government failed to pass
! Sc. There was only a public
bn it, but no money for private
!, and consequently it was not
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somewhat strange coincidence
i man who paved the way for
! in Egypt by purchasing the
Anal, and who therefore may be
Pred primarily responsible for the
inrnt which vile descendants Of
D are now undergoing, should
Zen Lord Beaconsfield-a Jew.
2rOhibitiOniSts are urging Cover
frman to call an extra session of
! h Legislature for the purpose of
1 laws to enforce the amendment
\ adopted. But there is much
fhether he will comply with the
as he says he desires to do moth
,. The temperance people will
b have to walt until the LegiS-
tDnvCneS in regular session.
ct was passed by the present
$ and approved on the lst Of
10 regulate the use of the Capitol
S.' The Congressional Campaign
Iltee will take notice that section
Ply prohibits the sOlicition of
|alms, subscriptions or contribu-
voluntary or involuntary on
|Cperty. 1t is a cause for public
tulation that there is at least one
P the country where the Jay
j committee cannot jay-hawk.
p has plenty OF cause to regret
Fty and ill-advised persecution of
p. Through the manipulations
great Hebrew bankers in the
bt continental cities Russian
las lallen lower than ever before.
FSSian rouble, worth q few years
FER seventy cents, can now be
for fifty cents. At Odessa, which
|hIciago of Russia, the grain trade
y depressed, owing to the skill
FatiOnS of the Jews. The govern
|aS been'quiek to realize the dan
hlCh eOnfronts it. \ union be-
the Jews and Nihilists could not
be disastrous, and the new minis
|oing all in its power to stop per
aS and reaSsure the Jews; but the
|Ffhas been done, and years o.
fon will be needed to repair it.
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LABOR MATTERS.
The Freight Handlers,

New YORK, July 19-There is no change
in the freight handlers strike, New men
are rapidly falling into the routine business
Of the companies, and although working
slow, are gaining.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-06

THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1852.
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THE HAAS CASE.

The Jury Find for the Plaintiff ia the
Sum of Seven Thousand Dollars.
The opening argument in the some
what celebrated case of Joseph Brown,
administrator, VS.. the Santa Fe railroad
company, was made yesterday afternoon
by j. w. Lynn, representing the plain
tiff. The speech was one of his most
able efforts, and his appeal to the jury
in behalf of the widowed mother whose
son had been killed while in the service
of the railroad company WIGS very effec-
tive.
He was followed by c. n. Sterry, on
the part of the defense, whose argument
in this case was one of the most logical
that has ever been heard in the district
court of Lyon county.
Mr.. Wolfred Low. OF Chicago, pre-
sented in turn the claims of the plaintiff
in M amer that gave evidence Of his
ability as an advocate.
Judge Buck, whose speeches are al
ways remarkable for their careful prep
aration and legal research, was more
than up to his usual high standard on
this occasion.
The speech of Joe Watera, of Topeka,
was characteristic and was no less able
than brilliant and witty.
The argument was closed at
11:30 O'Clock last evening by
Mr.. w. w. Scott, whose re
markably clear presentation Of the
case from his standpoint, reflected hand
some credit upon the bar OF which he
is one of the leading members.
The jury were sent 20 their room a
little before 10 O'Clock, where they re.
manned till O'Clock this morning
When they agreed upon verdict they
sealed it and placed it in the hands of
their foreman and were discharged till
court convened at 0 O'Clock.
The verdict was given in favor of the
plaintiff and for the snug little sum of
$1,000.
There were about eighty special find
ings of fact submitted by the counsel
for the defendant to be answered by the
jury. Some of these were not answered
satisfactorily to them and the jury was
sent back twice this forenoon for the
purpose of securing more definite an
swers TO these.
The jury was discharged before din
ner and the judge went home to spend
Sunday with his family.
The onl y other business attended to
was a decree of divorce granted in the
case of Rachael Phelps VS.. Orlin Phelps,
and an order continuing the alimony in
the case. of Joseph Richabaugh VS.. Laura
Richabaugh.
On Monday afternoon a number of
motions and court cases will be dispos-
I'd of
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HARDWARE.
choice Trees and shrubs.

In order to close out the remnants of
my nursery stock, offer until sold, a
fine lot of trees, shrubs, roots and plants,
consisting among other things of apple
three and four wears old; plums-wild
goose, miner and Chicasaw; grapes
Concord, Martha, Clinton, Pockington,
etc raspberry-Turner by the 10000;
etc, etc.
OF shade trees, ash, caialpa four kinds
cottonwood, elm by the dozen or 100
purple fringe, honey locust; red bud,
coffee bean tree, maple one year 2O,OOO;
etc.
OF shrubs large and fine assortment,
among which are the Towering almond,
altheas-best double, berberry, golden
bell, honeysuckles three kinds, largely
the gold nettle japan, the finest in cui-
tivatiOn.
Virginia creeper, lilacs. four varieties
large stock of strong bushes; prIvet,
pyrus Japonica, roses, SNOWFALL, Afri.
| can tamarack, dwarf Catalpa, daisy of
little tree; moss locust, deutzias, sew
eral varieties of splreas, 9 lot of strong
| Wisteria vines, etc, etc, etc.
My stock of hardy perennials is large
and varied. can supply chrysanihem.
NUNS, twenty-five kinds; iris Germani
ca, (blue flag0 eight kirds; lilacs, tigu
common day and blue day mOneywort
| peonies and others too numerou:
| to mention.
Here is good chance to nil up new
places with choice things at about one
| fourth what the New York tree ped
oilers sell their things at, and they art
fresh, and you see before you buy, anC
get them fresh and genuine.
A have but a small quantity of somt
and of others i have thousands
also keep a stock of greenhouse an(
bedding plants in their season.
Call early if you want the best
ROBERT MILLIKEN,
EmpOria, Kans.
South end Constitution Street
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Read Proof of Wonderful Cures.
KendaII's Spawn Cure on
Human Flesh.

West Enosburg, VT , Eeh. L. 1881
DR. b. j. Kendall q 20 +, Gents Several
months ago injured my knee Joint; which
caused an enlargement TO grow the size of =
large walnut and caused me very severe pain
All the time for four or i've weeks when
began to use Kendalls Cure. with the most
satisfactory results. It has entirely removed
the enlargement and stopped the lameneSs
and pain. have long known it to be excel
lent for horses. but now I know il Z, lie the
best ltniment for human flesh am aeqnaint-
ed with. Yours truly,
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IN LITIGATION.
A Valuable Estate at Cleveland, Ohio,
In which An Americas Lady IL


A valuable Estate at Cleveland. Ohio,
In which An Americas Lady IL
Interested.
An item in THE NEWS some days ago
announced that Col. ]. w. Feighan had
returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where
he had gone as the attorney Of Mrs.
Edgerly, of Americas, who is interested
in a large and valuable estate in the
Forest City, located principally on
Euclid avenue. The following, which
appeared in the st. Louis Globe-Demo-
Graf OF Wednesday as a special from
Denver, has relation to the same prop
perry:
The discovery has recently been made
that about fifty acres of ground in the
city OF Cleveland, Ohio, located princl-
pally on Euclid avenue, belongs to peo-
pie in Denver, and 1t is probable that
within q few weeks the results of
pending litigation, either by judgment
or compromise, will add a million or
more to the capital of Denver in the pos
session of family which has a national
reputation. The property now in dis
pute was formerly owned by Philip
Cody, the grandfather of William Cody,
c'Buffalo Bill''), the man whose fame is
known TO every man, woman and child
in America, and by him the discovery
was made. 1t was during one Of his
professional engagements in Cleveland
about four years ago that Buffalo Bill"
by the merest accident, became aware
that he was even probable claimant to
immense possessions. The claimants in
Denver, are: Mrs. Paris McKim, a
daughter of Elijah Cody, who lives at
No. ia Lawrence street, and Mrs. Mary
Bradford, at No. 703 Larimer street.
Mrs. McKim is the wife of David r.
McKim, a machinist in the Union Pa.
cilic shops. Mrs. Bradford, her cousin,
is sister Of Buffalo Bill, and is the wife
of Mr.. o. +. Bradford, the man who
was engineer of the first locomotive
that ever entered Denver. In December
last Mrs. Elijah Cody. an aunt of Buff
falo Bills, placed the matter in the
hands of Hon. Willard Teller as attor-
ney, and left the following month for
Cleveland to give the matter her person
al attention. The case will be called up
ia the court at Cleveland on the 18th of
April. and Mr.. Teller has engaged to be
there to join in the prosecution In
conjunction with five lawyers in Clevc-
land. This lady. in q recent letter TO
her people in Denver, states that she
has made startling discoveries which
will greatly aid her in the establishment
of the claim. 1t is alleged that Joe Cody.
one of the sons of Philip Cody, forged
q deed to the entire fifty acres and took
possession.