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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30
WHAT MONEY WoN.r Buy

Some boys and girls have an idea that
money can do almost anything, bat TINS
is mistake. Money, it is true, can do
IA great deal, but it cannot do everything
| could name you thousand things il
cannot buy. II was meant for good and
is good thing TO have, but all this de
ponds on how 1t IS used. Ii used wrong
ly it is an injury rather than benefit, Be
You'd all doubt, however, there are many
things better than il is, and which 1t
cannot purchase, no matter how much
we may have of it.
II u man has not good education, all
his money cannot buy 1t for him. He
can scarcely ever make up for his waste
of early opportunities. He may say. as
l have heard men saying, - would give
all have il only had good edGca-
ton and well-trained mind"
but he will say it in vain,
HIS money alone cannot obtain il.
Neither viii wealth itself give a man
or woman good manners. Nothing,
next to good health, is of more import
ance than easy, graceful, self-possessed
manners. But they can't be had for
mere money.
Aman who is what is called "shoddy,"
who he's not taste and correct manners,
will never buy them, though he would,
no doubt, like 10. They are nowhere
for sale. You might as well try TO buy
the sky, or clouds, or sunbeams.
Money can't purchase good con-
science. But If poor man, or boy, OF
girl-any one-has a clear conscience
that gives off tone like a sound of a
bell when touched with e hammer, then
be sure he is vastly richer than a mill
ioniare who does not possess such con-
science. Good principles are better
than gold. All the gold of Golconda
couldn't buy them for man who hasn't
them already.
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rROFEssOR BRooKs
Wants the Churches 10 Pray for Clear
weather

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-Professol
Brooks, Of the Rood House observatory
in behalf of astronomical SCIENCE and
astronomers, asks that prayers be offered
| Sunday next in all churches for clear
weather on the 9th of December next,
the date of the transit of Venus The
solution of the grsndest problem known
to science is to be attempted on that oc-
casioD, the opportunity for which will
NOT occur again for 122 years. Millions
of dollars and months of valuable time
have been expended in preparation foI
the great event.
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a Good brother

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The late Geo.
o Osgood, broker, In his viii, makes
tbs following bequests: To his wife,
$500, OOG, besides his house, furniture,
etc. To his sister Elizabeth Ann. $780,
600; 70 his sister Nancy $500 900; 10 his
sister Pauline, $50 900; to his brothers
franklin and William, 500, 900 each,
% James w. Plat, $200, 900 for the ben
eft Of his brothers and sisters.
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II has at last been discovered what
English sparrows are good for. Pigeon
potpie well favored with them is said
to be delicious. Some cooks decorate
this dish all around with roasted spar
rows
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Canuibaiism.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 29.-The schoon-
er Roderick DhU arrived at Brrsbare
from the 50 i a, an epoited sshsn
recruiting Tor islanders That the boats
were frequently fired upon. A number
of returned natives were seized. murder
ed and eaten by the inhabitants of Pas
rua and Apy Tono. The islanders also
boarded the schooner Helena and incit-
ed the recruits TO seize the vessel in
mutiny. The mutiny was quelled, but
three persons were killed.
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MONTPELIER, Nov. 29-The bill max
ing the enforcement OF the liquor law
more stringent has been killed in the
senate and the legislature adjourned to-
day sine die
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Haarv snnuainth e Nnrthrrns.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27-Snow was quite
general yesterday in the northwest, four
to six inches falling. II is cool and
threatening fuI ther fall to-day. Trans
were not much delayed on any OF the
roads
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snow Storm.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.-A big snow
storm SET in al O'Clock this morning
and sill continues. The snow il four
inches deep, and street car travel is slow
ana dificuit.
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LONDON, Nov. 27.-Hanuibal Hamlin,
United States minister at Spain, and
wife sailed for New York on the SeTvig.
Hamlin is returning home on a fur
Tough.
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The railroad company have at last re.
Tented toward Burlingame, and will put
IN several side tracks 10 the mines at
that place City Union.
Perhaps they have bought up the
mines.
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Gnnh BYE Nir Lee

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 2S The sec
ond trial of r. Porter Lee, late president
of the First National bank of Buffalo,
for embezziemeni,'result ia his con
viction and Mr.. Lee was sentenced TO
ten years Imprisonment
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The editorials of Thurlow Weed, next
TO Greeley, the great editor of his day
and generation, rarely exceeded half
column in length.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30

There seems TO be a general demand
for a more practical and less crowded
and artificial, System oFeducAtion in'oni
public schools.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30

Canned meats can now be sent by
mail. Evidently Mr.. Howe don't own
any express company stock.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30

Every lady should send 25 cents to
StraWbridge & CIothier, Philadelphia,
and receiTetheir Fashion Quarterly for
months. / ,GO0 engravings and 4 pages
new music each issue.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30

The story that Senator David Davis
ia soon to marry, is neily denied from
Bloomington, III, his home.
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robson WILL RETIRE.

Robson has declared his intention of
getting out of politics at the close OF his
present term in congress and resuming
the practice of law, to which business
he has not given much attention since
he held the office of attorney general OF
New Jersey, some years since. He feels
very keenly his defeat, and IN converse
ton few DAYS after the election he eX,
pressed q belief that the result was due
entirely to the Pennsy lvania railroad
company and the various railroads in
his district. He says if the Repubii-
can party in the district had not been
thus corruptly approached, his Ie-elec-
tion would have been insured His OPP
ponents, it will be remembered, had a
large number of photographs taken of
the elegant mansion just completed,
and occupied by Mr.. Robson and fam
lily, pointing it out as the costly home
of public man who went into Office
without Il cent and came out with for
tune. The pictures were circulated
from Camden to Cape May, and did
much. it is said, to awaken public inter
est. Mr.. Robson says the house, prac-
tically, has not cost him cent. When
he came to Washington sixteen years
ago he bought large tract of land on
Massachusetts avenue. He sold it piece
by piece at great advance, two parcels
going To- Senators Don Cameron and
Pendleton. The money thus obtained,
he says, is more than sufficient to pay
for the house, which viii in reality cost
but $2S, 900, and not $6j, 600, as his enc
mics have alleged. The statement that
Mr. Robson intends to keep out of pol
itics only until an opportunity presents
itself is denied by his friends, who say
he is ont OF politics for coed
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FRANk JAMES 1N couRr
How Kansas City Crowd Co. Fooled
Ont of Seefne Him

Ous oA Seeing him.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 27-Frank James
was brought from Independence to-day
and taken at once to the court house
where he will be aTraigued at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. He was in charge of a
single officer, Deputy Marshal Kerish.
4 large crowd had gathered st
the Grand Avenue depot 10 witness his
arrival. but when the train reached the
station the marshal and his prisoner
| alighted on the opposite side from the
depot and were two blocks away before
IL was discovered by the eager thropg
Meeting the carriage they en-
tered it and were driven 10
! the court house where James
WIS taken TO the waiting room, where j
n'iinber OF gaping ones were introduced
/ James was stlifed in a new sui. OF black
/ SCENE 81 esse, sid said he was ia una
! b. iGsraes. aeiura the acrei gEaeuf rs Il
: 81. Pg ais-e.s, tE % .u asFlY rial!
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Gen. Beauregard, whom Mrs. Wander
but is TO marry is the king of the lot
terry business in New Orleans
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30

There are just any number OF married
men who don't take ;any stock in the
statement of the newspapers that the
"boss" rule is ended.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30

Detroit Press: Herr Adamowski is a
msrvelous violinist. His tones have
the precision Of vieuxfemps. the power
Of Ole Bulls, and The singing sweetness
Of WieniaHski.
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The movement Of the Knights Temp
lar to raise $4,000 for the Garfield mon-
ument is likely 10 be fully successful at
an early day.
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THE OUTLAW
At the Bar Of Justice-His Case to BE
Heard In January,

At the Bar of Justice-His Case to BE
Heard In January.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27-In converse
ton with some visitors, James said
nothing further than that he was en-
tirely confident Of acquittal. His wife
and mother were with him at the house,
but did not enter the court room. The
proceedings in court occupied about
half an hour, during which time james
occupied his seat within the bar, and,
without manifesting any especial IN
| easiness, gave close attention TO the pro-
ceedings. His naturally pailid face was
rather more devoid of color than usual,
and, holding his hat in one hand, the
other frequently wandered towards his
mustache The crowd was one such as
never before gathered in and around the
court house, and the court several times
had occasion to invoke silence, once
threatening to clear the court room il
the talking was not discontinued. James,
in talking with reporter, Indignantly
denied the truth of the stories that he
has Jared sumptuously in the Jail. He
said that with few exceptions he had
been living upon prison fare. His
Brussels carpet" he asserted, is rug
which covers a portion of the stone floor
of the cell. Late this afternoon hand
streets, circulated by the enterprising
ing that Frank James would this even
ing occupy box at the theatre. Before
the performance had commenced, how
ever, James with the deputy marshal
was on his way back to the Indepen-
dence Jail.
IN THE COURT ROOM.
At halfpast three O'Clock this after
noon, in the criminal court, the case of
Frank James was called and the pris-
oner brought into court and given q seat
within the bar, between his attorneys.
The first Indictment, that for completely
in the Independence bank robbery of
1869, was then presented. The defense
waived the reading of the endictment
and entered plea of not guilty. The
second indictment, for the murder of
Detective Witcher in 1874, was then
presented and similarly treated. Ex-
Lieutenant Governor johnson then an
nounced that partial agreement had
been made among counsel as TO the date
for trial. Prosecuting Attorney Wallace
suggested January 22d, the fourth Mon
day, and the court thereupon aunounc-
ed that both cases would be called for
trial that day. The defense then inquir-
ed if the state would oppose bail. The
prosecuting attorney then replied that
the case for robbery is bailable; the 9TH
er, for murder, was prepared by his
predecessor, and he was not familiar
with the evidence. Consequently he
could not reply to the question, but
would be prepared to answer him in
about two weeks. The prisoner was
then removed, followed by the crowd,
which had filled and overlooked the
courtroom for five hours, in anxious an.
ticipation. The usual number of inter
views occurred to-day, and James talked
freely upon random topics, but matters
concerning his history and the case in
court he uniformly declined to discuss.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30

Wood Wants a Seat In Congress Bad
TOPEKA, Nov. 26.-S. N. Wood has
commenced a contest against Judge S.
r. Peters, one of the Big Four CON
gressmen at large, on the ground that
his position as district judge disquali.
f1es and makes him ineligible to a seat
in the house of representatives,. Papers
were served yesterday on the state
board of canvassers forbidding them
from counting, when they meet to-
morrow, the vote received by Mr.. Pc
ters. A petition will he read before
Judge Morton to morrow morning by
the plaintiff, enjoihing the board from
making the count, and also enjoining
Peters from doing anything toward
taking his seat.
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The Chicago Tribune on Miss Fanny
kellogg.

or Miss Fanny Kellogg, who appears
at the Whitley opera house next Satur-
day evening, the Chicago Tribune of a
recent date thus speaks:
Mics Kellogg sang deliciously in a
manner that would have charmed the
most hypercritical. Why does she not
come TO Chicago more? Her singing
would educate and fix the correct
standard of taste in ali that pertains tC
YOcaliZRfion.
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death oraPronln.nt olio Ian

CINCINNATI, Nov. 27.-Hon. Lewis D.
Campbell, of Hamilton, Ohio, died at
his residence yesterday. He formerly
represented his district in congress and
served as chairman of the ways and
means committee He has not been ac-
tive in politics for several years.
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At New York

NEW YORK, November 80.
MoneT-Loaain at 3 per cent.
Prime MeTcantile-6:lS.
Bar Silyer-Sl l0k.
ENchaHge-Stcady.
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The salvation army business is said
TO be "winking OUT ia England.
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a ahoelxInp ~raav.

PIFfsBuRe, Pa, Nov. ga shocking
double tragedy was committed this eY-
enlng by John Mueller, Q well to do
German saloon keeper, who killed his
wife and then committed suicide. Short
ly after supper this evening Mueller,
who was shaving himself, sent his little
girl out on trivial errand, and when
she returned fifteen minutes later q
ghastly sight met her eyes. There, ly-
ing on the floor in great pools Of blood,
were both her parents with their Threats
cut from ear 10 ear. The child ran out
into the street, screaming that her faith
er had killed her mother. The police
soon arrived, and entering the house
the story Of the little girl was verified.
II 10 not known how the crime was
committed. or what W2s the provocation,
but 1t Is believed 70 have been jealousy
that craZed him. The razor was found
on the piano, partly dried and half in
the case
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Trying to Keep Open Navigation.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov, 18-The canal
is frozen over. Division Superinten-
dents are running breakers and keeping
up navigation.
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CHIPS FROM CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The law prohib-
iting the sale of lottery tickets has be-
come dead letter here, as the business
Is being openly conducted and freely ad-
yertised by circulars and signs. Some
of the concerns frankly confess that they
pay large sums of money for illegal
protection.
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Snow in North Carolina.
Navigation Closed

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. ga snow
storm began here this morning with
cold weather.
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An nishman called at drug sore 70
get bottle Of Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
troablsd him most Be me soul, said
he, have il In every houl and corner Of
me.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

I'm enect from J uly y, 1887
KMPoRIA AID HOWARD BRANCH.
Arrives. Leaves.
How ard Accommodate. 6 - p.m. 4.3ea.m
Missouri Raethc.
Daily except Sunday.
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Old pspers. I'VE hundred for dollar,
At this office.
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Increase in Grain Movements and Rail.
road Earnings

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Large amounts
of corn are being moved east by the
Missouri Pacific railroad and Col. Tai
mage, the general transportation mana
ger, expects the movement of that cereal
to greatly increase from now on.
Other roads are very busy and
| in fact the entire general system has
more business on all lines than ever be
fore known. The cotton roads are busy
| and cars very scarce. The grain roads
have nearly their full capacity taxed,
and the'earnings of the system show an
| increase for every road COM
prised in 1t. The largest increase
of earnings is for the third week in
Nov, ending on the 54th, as compared
with the same week last year, is $65 $50
on the Texas Pacific. The Missouri Pa
| cifc comes next, with an increase of a
little more than $55000. Others range
from $4,000 to $35,OO0 excepting the
| Central Branch, comparatively short
line. This little road shows $4,000.
The total earnings of all the roads for the
| week mentioned were $S05, 1852, showing
an increase of S224,087 over the same
| week last year.
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How Ticket Agent Stole SO 900 Worth
of L tickets

DETROIT, Nov. 2S.-The robbery OF
the Wabash ticket office at Adrian, Oct.
10Th, has just come to light. Nearly
S., 600 worth of tickets were stolen by
former employees. A young man nam.
ed Z. P. RoweIl, the guilty man, was as
signed to this Office in 1881 and became
popular in the city. About q year ago
he was discharged for neglect of duty.
He subsequently committed an assault
for which he was imprisoned three
months. Last week the ticket agent
discovered five coupon tickets for eastern
points had been stolen from the ticket
case. He finally traced them to Detroit
where four were found in a scalper's
hands. Last Saturday Rowell was ar
rested on suspicion, at Indianapolis. He
ives disguised as a tramp while attempt
ing to sell some tickets for western
points. He shortly afterwards confess
ed the crime and gave all the details of
the robbery, which his previous famil-
iarity with the ticket Office rendered
comparatively easy, on Sunday, when
the Office was not occupied so constantly
as on other days. Rowell is in Jail at
Adrian.
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COMPLETE CONCERN.


QUEBEC, Nov. 28.-Navigation is now
closed
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For loss Of cud, horn oil, red saser
in COWS. loss Of appetiie. rot or murrain
in sheep; thick wind, broken wind,
and roaring. and for all ohstructlons OF
the kidneys in horses, use Sheridan,s
Cavalry Condition Powders. Don't buy
large pack Of worthless powders
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-AN- = 49,
COMPROMISE YET.

Messrs. Cable, of the Rock Island
and Morrill,, of the St. Paul roads, say
no conference has been held or arranged
to settle the war of rates in the north
west. 4 meeting OF the managers in
the southwestern pool has been called for
tomorrow TO take action en- the present
trouble in that direction. Allegations
of cutting are freely banded about,
and it is believed the pool is on the
verge of general rupture unless some
decisive action is taken at tomorrow
meeting.
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EasPoRIA MARKETS

ENPcRIA. Mans. November ~
sP0RIA GRAIN MAREET. As REPORTEp BY
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CHICAGO, NeV. z7.--L4-,s to-nisSt by
means of telegraph between this city
| and New York, an agreement has been
reached between the managers OF the
Rock Island, 81. Paul, OMAHA and oiiieE
western roads to declare : truce IL tie
railway war in the northwest tor thirty
! days, pending a meeting for consultation
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30, l8ea
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General Brewster Gives Marshal Henry a
Piece of His Mind.
WORDS FROM WASHINGTON.

THE CHAMPAIGN NATIONAL BANK.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The comp
troller of the currency today authorized
the Champaign National bank of Cham
paigD. III, 10 commence business with
capital OF $50.OoO.
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On those interesting farms in
France and Belgium, where teets are
grown rolely for stock feed, we cannot
recall one case Of III fleets from the
practice. In all instances where roots
ale used, they should be combined
with good lot of hay, Iropcltonate
to tie weight Of the animal.
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This is the season when the fertili-
Ter subject Is the sole abyor bInG topic
among ht4 baudmen. 1t is we'll wor-
by Of qerIous attention, first, because
,b.,r use has come to be a necessity,
md second because Of the great mum
bsr VI Won Alese 4IaLutdgtuoeo 10 aAuL.