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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-08
ANOTHER WARNING FOR MIN.

ANOTHER WARNING fOh -HILN.
Kansas City Times: II will be remem-
bered that few days ago the Times, IN
q prophetic moment, warned Mr.. Min
that II was more than probable that he
would experience trouble in his dra-
matte incursions along the Santa Fe
valley. The eminent gentleman laughed
pleasantly, and remarked that If few
actors should be put out of the way per
haps the loss would not be so terrible
after all. Lawrence and Topeka were
passed In safety. but at Emporia the COM
pany ran against its first snag. 1t would
appear that the EmpOrians have come to
regard the opera house as the proper
place for . symposium of peanuts and
social chat, and that they see no distinc-
ton between q somewhat protracted per
Torrance OF "Hamlet" and well regu,
lated and carefully appointed circus.
Therefore, while the king was keeping
wAssail In his castle, Hamlet was much
annoyed TO perceive the audience keeping
wAssail In the orchestra chairs, crunch
ing anon the toothsome goober, and in
dulging in irrelevant remarks about the
ghost, and specializing as to the probable
time he would show up; liking Ophelia
to daisy, and incidentally observing
that IL was high time Polonius was shot.
Mr.. Min had come from Kansas City,
where his audiences, If small. were pro-
foundlY quiet and respectful, and made
. point to eat their dessert before they
lett the dinner table. Accordingly, Mr..
Min was grieYously shocked, and strobe
TO the foollighis and administered a re-
buke Of great severity, intimating that
perhaps JAnauschek liked this sort of
thing, but as for himself, he could not
associate Hamlet with peanuts and
nineteenth century csrsmels. The re-
buke was received in the proper spirit
and thereafter the wassaIl and other fes-
tiviIIes were confined To the stage.
The Emporia papers have handled
this painful subject with great dexterity
ana address They are more humiliated
because Emporia enjoys a reputation as
the cradle OF art IN Kansas. Fay TEN
pleton owes much of her celebrity to
EmporIa, and without Emporia's in
dorssment Blind Boone, the eminent
pianist, would have sunk into obscurity.
hut If Mr.. Min is going through the
southwest criticising his audiences, he
must expect an occasional scene, for
some people are very FESTIVE under re-
buke. We trust his success in Emporia
will not lead him to bear down too Sc
Verely on the boys, for along the Santa
Fe high art is as yet in its infancy,
and Hamlet" is five act play of many
scenes. Mr.. Min is an admirable gen.
lemAn with the making of an actor, and
for few weeks he should employ every
effort TO keep ca rapport with his au-
diences. He drew first blood, il is true
at Emporia, but he must remember the
old warning, 1.-The higher up the creek
you 90 the worse they get" and Mr.
Milo is approaching headwater.
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Atchison Gl0beg Senator Ingalls,, in
his rely Ia the attack ON John Brown,
will take the position that Rev. DAVID
n Utter, the author, is fo,l. and at
iiicie.l with chronic stupidity. He will
not question Utler's statements with
reference to Brown's murderOus foray
on Pottawatemie creek, for that has been
accepted history IN Kansas since it hap
pened, but ne will contend that BroNn
was justified: that the men he killed
had declared war against the Brown
family, and that it was legitimate war
fare to dispose of them. They were the
leaders Of the pro-slaverY movement
which at that time meant fight, and
there was nothing left the Browns bu
an aggressive policy. Mr.. Ingalls, ex
poets that in time an Utter win appear
to accuse General Grant OF being muir
! derer because of his participation il
meny Of the most important battles o
IheIehellion. We are not at liberty Z,
quote hIs opinion of preachers in gsn
| eral
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Choice Groceries and Family Supplies
Among the most favorably known
family supply depots in this city is that
OF Thomas & Jones, No. $50 CONNER
cial street, who have been supplying
the public of this county for the past
thirteen years. They have attained q
reputation and success that Is phenome-
nal, and have secured 9 firm hold upon
q very widely extended line of patron
age.
lntheIr store, which isstOcked in every
available part, and is q model Of neat
ness and arrangement, they carry . full
and complete assortment OF ali kinds Of
choice staple and fancy groceries,
consisting of extra fine quality
Of tsas, superior assortment Of
coffees, sugars spices, syrups.
canned goods. fancy biscuits.
ETC.. q we'll IS . carefully assorted stock
Of queensWaFe and glassware, wooden
and willowHaye, ETC. The spacious store
Of this Arm measures S5x00 feek They
make 8 specially Of superior Hour, d
which they eafFy several brands Whsch
acknowledge no rivals. Messrs- Thomas
& Joaes take jnst pride In keeplae
lrstclass goods end eassring % the besl
trade. MoseoveF. for . supssiaF article
their prices are ~ low Is the lowest
They make speciality Of dealing IL
country prOduce for which the hisheal
prices afforded By ne market are given.
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EmporIa Carriars lEanaeae.ory.

We desire to say few words in be-
half of a gentleman whose reputation
as q builder of buggies, carriages and
spring wagons of every description is al
ready well known to q large circle of
appreciatiYe customers, viz: T. L. Ry-
an, proprietor of the EmpOria Carriage
Mandatory, Sixth avenue, east Of Cum
mercial street. Mr.. Ryan. has by the
excellent material and workmanship
put into his vehicles, gained most en-
Viable reputation, and his work is noted
for durability, lightness and fine finish.
he has been established here for over
fourteen years, Is we'll known as the
present sheriff of Lyon county, and is
the Democratic candidate for the
same for the next term.
His factory in all the departments Is
complete in every detail, and constant
employment 10 furnished to 3 force Of
from 10 to Is skilled hands. We had
the pleasure OF examining some beauti-
fal specimens of his work displayed in
his repository, which would reflect ere
dit on any factory in the country. Per.
sonAlly, Mr.. Ryan Is an energetic and
enterprising gentleman, and has gained
the esteem of all who know him.
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THE FLFcTLoNs

The result of the elections IN the No
vem6er states, which took place yester-
day are such as 10 afford the greatest en-
enlargement to Republicans throughout
the country, and the surprise occasioned
by the returns IS only equaied by the
JOY which IS felt by the victorious party.
The fact that Ohio went Democratic in
October had inspired a very general
fear among RepRblicans that many of
the November states would do
likewise, and the country was
scarcely prepared 10 hear OF
the wonderful political revolution
which the dispatches indicate has taken
place in Massachusetts, New YORK and
Pennsylvania, all of which seem TO have
gone Republican by handsome MAORI
ties
Kansas elected no state officers this
year, but the returns from the different
counties go to show that the straight
Republican ticket was voted
very generally over the STATE
and the adVices received are Of
the most gratifying character. The
Republicans are evidently beginning 4
realize that house divided against It
self cannot stand, and that II is high
time TO heal the dIssensions in the part.
ranks and make common cause agains
the enemy. This wise policy hiss, hap
PLY, been adopted in time to effect 10 1
very material manner the presIdentia
canvass OF next year, and the elec
tions of yesterday have entirel,
changed the political outlook, which
was anything but encouraging TO
the Republicans few weeks ago. Wit
New York, Massachusetts and Pennsyl
vania in the Republican column, and
Democratic majority of less than / so
TO overcome next year in OhiO-a stat
which has not given its electoral vote 4
Democratic candidate for president il
twenty-five years-the prospect coul'
not we'll be more encouraging for tn
Republicans.
The mission of the old party is not We
accomplished, and the people know il
It's principles are founded ON the sur
rock of justice, and they must and vii
prevail. 1t might have been 'possibl
with different results in the Novembe
states for the Democracy to ride int
power next year. There Is no earthl
chance of such mournful cOntiDgenc
, | now
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oaEnlrAnLE EsrADLIsHmENT
The ale,ropelitan I.,vsry aud sale STA


The sEeiropelitsn I.ivery and sale sta
bies.
There is 10 f,sai.c:s II business pur-
81 sts thar add. l., such :. degree. Il, the
,.je..saru and ei,io, menl ef persons Nv
ing IN cities like Etaposia, as That which
graces s.ar caption Happily for pe''pic
OF moderate means, Us we'll as far those
VINO are able, hut unwilling II. be lfou
blcd with the keeping of horse and
carriage, their wants can always he sup
piled al d moderate expense by the livery
man AS a representaity e establishment.
| of the city siand The we'll known firm uf
Gilchrist Bros proprie,oIs Of the Metro,
| poliiAn carriage, 'bus, iced, livery ahsi
stables, and who are also nwucfs ui
a transfer and hsgease wagon line.
Here all may b.siurnIslIsri with a neat
siyli, h an,i clrgaat turnout ri moderate
prices. The firm was established ,.bou,
three years aga, and from the start made
| an enviable re, ,aiaIinn fnr tn" elegance
of their iurnuuts and their fair d,-slIng
/ with all having business .eilh them
The business partners are NJ, ssrs n
Nv, w. H. and j. s. Gilchrist
Their stables are centrally located
| al the corner of Fifth avenue and
Merchants street They own large
number of the finest hacks in The city
and as their charges are moderate theil
patronage is immense. Their stock ol
carriages and buggies are second TO mont
in the West. and they comprise all the
newest and latest styles from the mos
their horses (solne foriy in numhsrJ ar'
known for their style and perfect safety
They own two handsome hearses
one at which was received
during Inc past week from
the famous Cunningham factory a
Rochester, N. Y. This Is the handsom
est hearse in the city. They are ais
the scie-agents of a full line of tins ia
nous Columbus Buggy Co.'S buGg,e:
carriages ard ph9tans This manuiaC
ture Is strictly firstclass work and is oI
fered by Messrs. Gilchrist Bros. at yer
low prices. To ali those needing any
thing in the line represented by thi
firm we would say call on GilchriS
/ Bros. and you will receive entire sati.
faction.
In buying and selling horses GIlchris
Bros. carry on an extensive business
! They always have fine single an
= matched horses for sale as well AS ORA
horses. They are glad tn purchase a
desirable horses of these classes and wi
!, pay the best prices possible.
At present they want number {
= good mares for which they will pa
! good prices.
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Rax-MsIIn. a. sIlr1npore. Ina.".


In the dirty mud huts of the villaeen
it is most interesting To observe the SLOW
yet regular growth OF the beautiful pal
terms as developed by the busy, untirint
hands of dozen or more half naked ma
tiyes, and which the visitor traces in i'm,
agination to their future display in the
attractive windows of Regent street Oh
Broadway, and eventually TO the cham.
bers of Western homes.
As the native quarter of the city is ap-
preached, the busy wool-carders, the
spinning of the native women, the laby-
rinth of dye-pOts, the dyeing yarns of vari-
Gus colors in the sunlight, bsspeak the
industry Of the place. The huts, of com.
mon structure and one material, mud,
contain but one apartment. Sunk in
the ground to 9 depth of two or three
feet is 9 long roller of wood, perhaps six
inches in diameter and three or four
yards in length, supported at either end
by iron rods, and movable at pleasure;
upon this shaft the rug is rolled as the
work advances; attached to the roller,
and extending to the beams above, are
the close, strong threads of the warp, and
in the rear, suspended from the ceiling,
with hanging ends at convenient dis
tance, are countless balls of yarn of va
ried color and shade, beneath these sit the
native Workmen and boys.
Immediately opposite, at the front of
the hut, seated upon mat, is the pattern
reader or overseer, while upon the ground
before him il the reversed pattern of the
rug whose manufacture he so skillfuliy
directs; it requires the closest attention,
rapidity of thought, sight and unfag-
ging application on his part to keep the
dozen or more men before him busy, for
not thread is woven but at his direc-
ton or verbal order, as calling each work
man by name and noting his position, he
orders the number and color Of the yarns
to be used, as ne traces them upon the
pattern at his feet. The workman in the
rear seizes the end of the yarn called,
Weayes the number ordered, the sub
stance Is driven home by an iron comb,
the rough edges clipped, and the rug
rolled nu TO completion, every thread Of
wool and every sIieiI by hand
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The Lyon County Medical Society
held lie regular monthly meeting lass
night ct the once Of Dr.. Frost. OWlne
TO the election excltsmena, the ttsndance
was not 60 large - usual. but the inter
est was considerable. TIE session was
occupied principally IN hearing and
and discussing mort1Ary reports
a humber Of which we're presented. The
discussion. which was general, turned
upon the subject Of obstruction Of the
bowels. and interesting facts and sugges
tIOnscoucerning the same were adducsd
DIR. Wright was excused iron readini
his paper. owing TO the lAteness Of IN
hour and win Be me esssyist for IN
next meeting.
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The READINc News.
EDITED BIZ llAaY DE zzAn.
TUESDAY,. Nov.


TUESDAY, Nov. 9.
Amosg the Industries Of this valley
We mentlnn the sorghum works OF W.
d. Elrod- He run mis- factory twenty
four days this fall and turned out flfty
barrels Of syrup. The sorghum il
mostly raIsed On the poorest Of land and
in by-cofne. Of FARMS. iitsIe IN :
place. bus I'll who rAsae d are veil salts
ned with the result g one acre ct the
cane yields about one hundred gallons Of
syrup.
Ars. W. II. Douglass. retained from
her visit 20 Cssy CeRaer last SATURDAY.,
Her dAnghteF, 1sfa. Jennie CLARK, came
with her.
r. b. Barr, d 0ssse CITY, shipped
inyo Reading ses Colorado sseers to-day
znd sold them 70 Paul Denis and
3eraughtY Bros. At al Per head.
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pead-Eleetion Retnrns.

NEWARK. n. J., Nov. Tex Govern
or Randolph died at Norristown of heart
disease this morning.
The latest election returns give
Abbott about $500 majority.
The senate will be twelve Re
publicans and nine Democrats. The as
sembley will be twenty.six Republicans
and thirty four Democrats. The Demo
Gratis will have q majority OF five on
Joint ballot
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Commonwealth; Last week the Santa
Fe detectives captured foRF notorious
confidence men along the iins. aud now
have them in jail Ct HHtehinsOn. They
are James Aagners. alias q Yellow Ham,
mer," who was q leader In che switch.
meas strike At Kansas City week before
last. TiddY Hughes. George Evans. alias
Mysterious George" and "Sheeny, the
jew" They were tried af Hutehinson
Saturday for holding up Two men Il
lhat place and two women 8, Nickerson.
also on charge OF Carrying concealed
weapons. for which crime they were
Iined go each. but the other cases were
Continued 70 ThHEndsy neFt.
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Davis County.

JUNCTION CITY, Nov. THE COM
plete returns in Davis County give Nc
CIure for Judge Ago majority. John
Coryell is elected treasurer: A. L. Burns
register of deeds; II. V. Troyinger,
county clerk; Max Kennedy, coroner
and James Taller commissioner; Chas.
s. Linton, sheriff; @. B. Stebbins survey
or third district.
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The talented dramatic critic Of the
KansAs City Times, in speaking Of the
<play Of 'Jesse James, the Bandit King"
which IL TO be produced Rt the Coates
opera house tonight says; THAT the
house will be packed goes without say
ing." We believe the only artists who
have successfully tested the inspiration
Of empty chars at Kansas City this sea
soa are John Mccullough and Mad
ame JanAuschek.
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From wichita.

Wichita, Nov. THE returns for the
Eighteenth district indicate that the dis
trict comprising six counties are nearly
all in. II. C. Sluss, Republican, is ell
ected over A. Harris, the present in
cumbent, by about one thousand votes.
The entire Republican ticket in Sedg-
wick county was elected except the
sheriff, who was beaten by q combina.
tion OF the Greenback, Democrats and
aa1onn interest
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Ratusss to be InIervisHsd.

BOSTON. Nov. General Butler has
refused to be interviewed and will MAKE
no statements covering his defeat which
he accepts complaeentIy, although
acknowledges il was unexpected. The
returns in the state are complete with
the exception of one town. Roblnson's
total is 100, 161; Buffers 1904. Robin.
sons majority over Butler Is 10OS7.
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Demoerntio by lk.OOO.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 7-Returns
ct 80 this afternoon indicate that the
Democrats have carried the state by be-
tween 10000 and 1900 majority. The
bulletin boards have been surrounded
all day and there Is intense interest
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Raaaa,s nIaiorIiY

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. IS a. m.-Re-
turns from 100 precincts give Reese, Re-
publican, for supreme judge, 1850.
has majority in the state of between
5000 and 6,00O.
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Nothing AddItional.

ST PAUL. Nov. There is nothing
additional from the election in this state
since the dispatches last night. The re-
turns now 70 come are from off the lines
of railways and will be some days get
ting IN. The Republican majority in the
state will not be less than $500.
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Il e not lawful for you to shoot the 81
cuEsed miikman' who hoWIs and make
such . racket at about 4 A NJ, unless.
you mistaks him fog bGTglsf.- Boston
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: 1AIsANY. N. Y, Nov. 7.-In the re-
turns received up TO 10 q. m, the Even
ing journal claims Carr's election by
1900. There is q strong probability Of
Sexfon's election and q possibility for
Davenport and Russell. The Legislature
IL surely Republican In both branches.
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PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. Tin = dis
surbance last night at Wakefield, after
the polls closed, several shots were ex-
changed and r. w. White. a prominent
Democrat. was shot fatally. No arrests.
The cause was political discussion.
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MAsscHusrrm

BasTON, NoY. s.-Ths Globe, Demo
cratic organ. comedies ROblnsnnss cleo
ton by l0.O09 majority. The traveller
claims - 900 The Herald claims 81.
009 or upwards An Advertiser extfa.
thinks RobinsoHsa majority viii excee.
1900 The Traveller says Lieusenan
Governor Ames is elected by q 600 ma
jorlty. The Republicans held an enthu-
eLastlc meeting Al Faneuil hall to- niaht.
Two hundred and twenty towns and
cities give Robinson majority of H..
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Poor RIaryland,

BALTIMORE, Nov THE returns
from numerous counties are incomplete,
but sufficient is known to secure the
election of the entire Democrat ticket
The Official majority of McLain in this
city is 1923. 1t is estimated that the
majority in the state will be 1900
Roberts, Democrat, for attorney general,
runs ahead of McLain. Turner, Demo-
Graf. for comptroller, Is about even with
McLain. OF the thirteen senstors
the Democrats elect two in the First
and Third districts in this city and one
IN Baltimore county. Carrall, Frederick,
Howard, Queen, Anne, Washington and
WiscomicO, making 8, and the Repub-
llcens elect the senator's Anne. Arun-
del. Kent and SOmerset-all Republican
gains. The Democrats gained senator's
IN Frederick and Washington counties.
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EVENING SESSION.

The pension war is being waged with
great sctivlty, and the commissioner u
determined that the abuses which haye
prevailed 80 long shall be ssoppsd he
could not engage in betier work.
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Good For Elk County.

Special to the Emporia News.
HOWARD, Kan, Nov. THE entire
Republican ticket is elected in Elk
county by maiorities ranging from 300
to 700.
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HI Silence i one Of the arts Of con-
ssEsssson y allowed By Cicero hiInseIf.
&c asyss There issnot only "A aYt. but
~ sss a eloquence In it.n-IHannah
s1oQHes -
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BonIEAtsA virginia.

RIcHNoND. Nov 7.-Additional rs-
turns this morning show 3 Democratic
gam OF one member In the house OF DEF
sgates in each Of the following counties;
Charlotte. Culpepper. Fairfax. Fluvanns,
FraakIin, Henry, Montgomery, Wyeth.
PrIncessanA and one in Craig and Roau-
0ake. one in Green and Madison. one in
SmVthe and Bland. two in Chesterfield,
and PoRhAttan. Two in Rockbridge and
TWO an Washington. This, with the
loss OF one member In Carolina,
makes 9 net Democratic gain of 1S.
which makes Democratic msiority in
the house OF 10. with good prospect of
their majority reaching 25 or 80. The
Democrats elect % of the 30 senator's.
which will make their majority four,
with the chance Of increasing IL TO eight.
The Democrats estimate their majority
On 9he popular vote of the. state n TIe.
tween y 600 and 10000.
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BosToN. Nov. THE executive coun-
ell will stand, Republican 5 and Demo-
Gratis 3, gain of 2 tor the Democrats
over last wear,
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7i GLORY ENOUGH

A Splendid Victory All Along the Line
for the Republicans.
Ben Butler Busted in Massaehu-
sets.
New York Goes Republican by About
10000 Majority.
The Democrats Wiped Out in Pennsyl-
vania by at Least 10000 Majority.
Kansas True to Her Traditions as a Re-
publican State.
News from Nebraska, Connecticut. New
Jersey, Virginia and Colorado.
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Ahhntt.s Main.itu


TRENTON, NJ. Nov. THE Times
computes Ahbott's (Democra), majority
at 5 400.
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The Democrats and Greepbackers who
want Office in Lyon county will have To-
run on the RepublIcap ticket hereafter.
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And SIM RennhIlcan.

NRw YORK, Nov. Mayor Low is
reelected in Brooklyn by majority oI
502
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PEABODY, Nov. THE Marion coun-
ty Republican ticket is all elected, and
L. Houk, judge of the Ninth district.
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EIeetinE Every Man ON the Ticket by
11aj0Fitiss
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rae MAJORTTTEs.

We present in to-day's NEWS the com.
plete election returns from all the vot-
ing precincts in Lyon county. BY refer
ence to the table the following facts will
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 7.-Returns from all
but fifteen districts in Allegheny coun-
ty, give LiYesey, Republican, for state
treasurer, q majority of 5000.