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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
Apieasant A4air.

- The Emporia Rifles held a social. at
their Armory last. week in ~hielsIthe
members, with their families and few
invited guests, participated. -. zf
The company had decorated their
Hall IN a very tasty and artistic manner;
The ceiling was iestdoned' with ever
greens and small flags very uniquely
made to serve as alambrequibs 10 the
Windows, doors aud stage. IN the front
which stood the cannon belongiagi 10.
the company, faBked By two stacks Of
rifles all decorated with aags and flow
eTs A long table down the centre of
the hall was growing under the weight.
of coed 4hiags provided, and after q.
couple of hours epenasiai sonial inter
.eanrss.mnsie, vocal enthusiastically
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The meeting of the Young Mems De-
batting club last evening was of more
than ordinary interest. The miscella-
neous exercises were exceedingly credi-
table, and the discussion of the pro-
priety of producing the Passion Play
in New York brought cut manv in.
teresting points in connection
with that remarkable drama Rev.
Mr.. Msckay was present and gave q
complete history of the origin of the
play at Ober Ammergus, and the man
ner of producing it which was highly
instructive and entertaining. The interest
in the society is growing and Mr.
Mackay is deserving Of much OF the
credit for this condition ofaifairs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
-
Statevs. Alfred Robarts.

The case of the State against Alfred
Roberts was called for trial Saturday
at3 O'Clock, ami was continued till
Saturday, February ID. The prIsoHer
gave bonds for $25GGsFor his appearance
at that time, Messrs. A. A. Aiien,i H. r
ConIeys.J. W. Nefthington sandi r. H.
Brass as snretIes. na.
. WeIearn that there is $ still further
improvement to-day IN The condition Of
Charity A. Scott the woman in this
case. iriAia.if! a.ed sAa q IS has iy.si.ss
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Coy. Click is evidently trying 10 make
point or two upon his.pfedetessorf II
office and yesterday he sent TO the Sen
ate list of Gov. s.. Johns 'pardons
during the years 1881 and 1882. There
was no particular call for this and no..
body called upon Mr.. Click for the.
same, but the executive, sscmadg 10
think they might be able to serve some
purpose and so lie, sent them to the. Sen
ate. The list shows tina, in two Years
Gov. st. John pardoned forty convicted
persons, which is not 50 bad q showing,
especially p there appears 10 shes very
good reason in each case.
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A SGnIous CHARGE
Alfred Roberts. FIEen1en OF the
santa Bs. ARRESTED 90. ne COM
plant OF TIA scott
setting Forth That the said ttsbsrty
Adminlstsrsa 90 Charity A. Scott
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Administsrsa 20 Charity A. scott
Corrosive subIImaie for the
Purpose OF cansIsEi ~ )
Her Death.
The people of this community, in the
miads of whom the details of tue KeIgs
er poisoning case, are still fresh, were
terribly shocked Thursday morning 70,
learn Of the arrest at "a early hour;
by Officers Romaine and Vernop OF
Alfred Roberts, afLeman ON the Ssata
Fe, on the grave charge Of administer
ing corrosive sublinste to Chaiity A
Scott with the purpose of causing her
death. The following is a copy of the
complaint, which was filed yesterday in
the court of Justice Bachelor:
State Of Rdnsas, 00nARy If Eyas-S&.
+. Al Scott. Of laHful age, beine Hot
duly sworn, Upon oath says that hereto
fore tO-wit: On or about the 14th day
of December, A. ID. 1882, in the county
of Lyon and the state Of KahEas, one
Alfred Roberts then and there being and
then and there intending 10 kill and
murder another, TO- wit, one Charity
A, Scott, did theniand there nnlawfIllY
wilffully, malIciously and Of his malice
aforethought, premeditatedly, deliberate
ly and felOniously administer 10 her. the
said Charity A. ScDlti with tiIe RJoH-
ious intent 10 then and
there kill aud murder her, the said Char
Ity A. Scott ,fas aforesaid q certain deaf,
| " and poisonous drug, tD,wit: cerrosige
sublImate, and did then and there cause
her, The said Charity A. Scott, to sWal-
low said deadly and poisonous drug,
not knowing the same to be such deadly
and poisonous drug, and to take, drink
and swallow down the same, whereby,
and because Of which she, the said Char.
itY A. Scott, became, and was and still
is violently sick, nigh unto death
| (Signedl Z ~ ~ T. @StorT- /,
Roberts, who was lodged IN Jail this
morning. was brought before Justice
Bachelor this afternoon at O'Clock
The state was represented by County AT
fpthes FeighAH4pd T. swick
ana ]. E. Lanbert appeared for be de
fense The state moved fuf,k ephtinu
Rncs until satmtday 10 ascertain tbs
condition of the girl, and Roberts wa!
bound over for his appearance al iha
time in the sum of $2,5oO. At thu
writing be Is endrhFSring 40 securI
bail.
Roberts is also under bond in iht
sum Of $500 to appear in the count o
Jusiice Bscheller on fhey22d, 10 IansYe
TO a charge of bastardy, filed by 6hafiti
A. Scott. The unfortunate girl, who i
10 years of age, has been ailing TO
SEINE weeks past and has recently beef
yomiupg blood r and sshowsag abe
symploiusof HdiSohingg Hef EAIAiJlSoI
TO- day is such as to warrant no hope a
all of her recovery, and her physi
clans say the end is evidently near. Thu
victim OF this sad fate is of very respect
able parentage, and her stricken friend
have the heartfelt sympathy of the com
mdnity in this dark hour Of trial.
Roberts is about 23 years old. He i
a blond, of medium height, and is rathtl
stylish and Eastldlous in his dsessa
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ChanEsd:Har,.ls. ;

T. j. Fleming has sold his draying
business. TO Silas Holloway, AN old and
hand at delivering goods
and who is known by almost every per
son in Emporia. The. business is thor
oughiy we'll established and In the
hands. of the new proprietor will eon,in-
ne to be the success that MIR Flsning has
made of H. .-..
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The wagon and carriage works of
John Schanze, on Sixth avenue, were
sold last week by Sheriff Ryan, and the
heaviest purchasers were Constable Il
Beekman, creditors Of Mr.. Schanze, who
were. FepreseRteslr .by Ibeir7V Httorneys,
Cunnln CHAM 4 tEECarty.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The family OF Mrs Haviland, lately
deceased, return sincere thanks to all
who gave them assistance in their hour
Of need. Also TO those who participated
in the singing ON the day of the funeral.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The number of cases brought before
Esquire Bachelor since he, has held the
ofiice,of jhstice OF the peace reached
1901 last week. Who can beat it:
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FROM THE NORMAL.

fsF tttf '7Es--szEA eaSas - ~ = =
Interesting Glass ExsreIsSs.-ThS spell
D. lag Contest Last Evening, Etc. -
r Friday morning several of The stu
dents seemed TO hayc discovered the
fact that it was cold, as frozen eaIs,
noses and fingers were the order Of the
morning. - I
Several visitors paid their respects 10
the Normal yesterday during rhetOri-
Gals
We divided our time between Miss
Prices and Prot. Fowler's Eclassessapd
listened to some very interesting essays.
In the former Mr.. w. Fl. Harrison gave
a COED history of ancient and modern
masonry, and in very pleasing man
ner endeavored to show the. good 10 be
derived from the order of masonry.
Forest Trees" by Miss Emma Mar
tin, was interesting and instructive
She gave description of several of the
most useful trees as mahogony. resi-
wood, ebony, ETC., etc.
'IfI HAD by Mr. g. A. .Hege. show
cd original thought. His conclusion
was that if the "if hads'' of our coun.
try would only "get up and do" they
could be the Possessors of all they de,
sired. o.. 4...t ......-,.
Miss Sallie Higbee read very good
and well written essay on Good and
Bad Luck" .-..,..., -.
In Prof. Fowler's class Mr.. Stephens
read an article on "Selfshness.'" He
exposed the vice of selfishness. with the
utmost severity. Miss Alma Van Ess's
essay ON Conversation" showed nat
ural command Of words. An essay en-
the subject Postage" by Miss Rich
showed the familiarity of the author
with the subject at hand. The exercises
closed with Prof. Fewler's usual re
m axis
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
The ropnIniien Of Emperln

J. w, Truitt, whose directory is now
in husbands of abr pfihter, :informs us
that Che population of Emporia, includ-
ing all the additions, is 7,fsi. This is
considerable of gain since the taking
of the census in 1880 "a.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

A party of young people were very
pleasantly entertained by the Misses
Bjerke, at their home al the corner of
Market and Fourth, street. Thursday
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

c. w. sqpires Is preparing plans and
specifications for an addition TO The
News block, which will extend to the
alley in THE rear of the bud ling iift
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Th6s. Z. crowder, of Usage City, ia
Their nf VIM ceuader, OF this city, died
At the former place on the morning of
the 18th, aged GO years Mr.. Vim.
Crowder and wife returned last evening
after an absence of nearly three weeks
at the bedside of the deceased.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

ThS fInerSi of The infant So of Rev.
A. b. fowifhson. of the Baptist church,
took place Thursday at2 o'clock from the
family residence.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

T. J. Fleming will turn his attention
now TO buying and selling horses.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

At the rate at which cases are being
filed with District Clerk Traylor, there
will be quite a respectable docket for
the March term. y 4 ~ MfLE tH
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

| sfiEE IN ORsI Az y SPEELTSG MlAToH.
4 =. :'iss It's ~ fs41sa-S&l-.di. ;5ln-d lBif:
Am ExsaAise :GamhininE.ansiE iAaI4nA
l.; ui5 ta Amusement; riot To- vsw
We entertain the opinion, thai HpiAt
ing but an ed fashioned s!.i spel4pg. mai.eh
Yphld haEyff rdgawnt eysp G9rR s1ITia z
guard to the Normal in the iaee Of III IS &
keen and eager air which the psdfgS ST ;sl
had 70 eHGpuptsF i4 Eeashipg that I inst {pfftf-
tuition Friday evening, and the seIyIeriy f Of
which was sufficient V congeqll HISS s, en- +,
thusiasm of polar e3psfd1iItf99 eyBES!Yt
large number, Of students and GiFFiizeER:sf, rs
glorYing in tbs::gqsl ~ !, agpeqsEe9 Ia iA b.
aaSssemRlg EPfn YheTe ssae fixzsrfi's a ia,flf
place. iyan ny hen ,',ncYe i,wltshii}n1- if3f
shgeeriai and ~. cqmi9Elahises nh a'h kHdIo
ment llsliciiiapted t-.x lhRemsSelH yjai,
upon their, courage a9d4. BECAME .spssediisN
obllvlous 10 every thought says that Of
| the warm and spirited contest which
lasted from 8 until nearly. 10 O'Clock.
The details ofthe contest are given by
| our corEespondept at, the Normal am! Z.
the result is reported. in his notes We
| simply wish TO add an expression Of our
own delight and that of many others
whom we have heard speak Of ihye CON q.
test, over the successful result of the I'M
dertaking, and venture the, hope thai, the
encouragement which the entertainment,
met with LAST evening may induce a sel
ries OF like contests aG the Normal tiifsi
winter. The .exerclse is highly amusing
and is as instructive as e Isehtertaining.i
The music by the 'sEsehiug BeIes''p
was an extremely pleasant feature oftHe.
program, and the presentation speech
OF President Taylor tai4he. successful
contestants, whom, we take pleasure in
stating were both ladies, was exceeding
~ delicious. We implore The, Normal
students, in behalf of the public, to
''coach upr in such words as "erusta-
eeous,' - zee stasy,' eaqueduetp 'grani-
vorous, y etc., etc ,sand give'sus another
spelling match, and that right early ~
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DOWN TO WORK.

The Senate has got down 10 work
beautifully now and from this time an
will be pretty busy. The committees
have plenty to do and everything is
running smoothly. Now that the United
States SenatorshIp is decided there is
nothing to keep them back add there IS
no excuse tor delay. r-rl
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

"STictly Business will BE- the at
Traction a. Whitley's opera house on the
evenisg of Tic 29,h.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

w. NJ. Pearssll has purchased the
lunch rooms of j. Gardner. on Com
Lmercial street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Doc. White has sold his interest in
the veterinary hospital 10 re. Funk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Geo. McCandliss, OF Illinois, has
bought the residence Of T. W. Lyon, on
Rural street, paying for the same 50. 600,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

It leaks as though the.senste- Vefean-
zciined 10 deal fsiFIy - we'll ds geHiiS'
sby the state educational Institutions for
zin committee Of the. whole it, recem,,
amended for, passage: Senatqri tfhaehsE's
sbill permitting GRADUATES from TIE law
deparimeg.t, Pf lie. State uniyerSiy- ta
practice inseny of the eanrtsi OF the state
upon the IxS;SGatatiou efzfheIrdfplomas
and Withhold dAdet goabg4ke customary
examinations. sThsfs1were two or thfte'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS measure fStiitt74'
~bitte4Iyg bN the great 'ihsjOrity favored
4 TAeNfoft, when the educationafin 2
situations, CAD The Stale Normal school
at .EnD6rlK particularly, lcon8e up Tot
anything they will find a geodly number
Of friends ihtie iibp9tibSdy' q - go
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Tn. sta,a Alma

Iho EtAtt W.
The case of the State vs.. VIM. Altman
or violating the liquor law was tried
before Justice Bachelor Saturday
+; 10 O'Clock, quite large number Of
ilizens being present. This was the
.irst case OF The kind for MIR. Feighah in
his new sfilce, and the former prosecu-
ing attorney, Mr.. Sedgwick, appeared
or the defendant.
The specific charge elected by the
prosecution after all of its evidence was
n, was that Of selling intoxicating
liquor 10 one j. G. Calhoun
s The defense submitted its evidence,
tanning that the testimony against the
efendant was not conclusive and in
.pmple,e. This was ovcr-ruled by the
burt, who fined the defendant $3.50 and
osls, and to be committed 10 jail until
aid costs aud fine are paid, or bond
iven with good aud sufficient security
DR. the same. Bond was at once given,
nth Messrs Perrier and Pfefferle as
lreties,
The case will be appealed 10 the Dis
let court, which convenes on the 9Th
] February,
,tbIIc InstaIiment OF select knights.
Friday night was the time set apart by
ne Select Knights \. o. L. w. for the
ublic inslellment OF officers, but owing
) the severity of the weather the attend
nee was not very large, though the ex-
'cises were very interesting aud i'm
ressivc. E. NJ. ,F0rle, Grand Command
4, conducted the installation, the fol-
owing being the list of gentlemen in
ucted into office on this occasion: C.
Burge, s. C.; T. Mcmillan, v. c.; ].
Z. Burnett l.. c.; l.. 5. Page, r.; Z.
eek, +. II +; II. Lewis, T.; A. Martin,
. g. Paxton, s b.; c. c. Martin, S
p; W.J. Idlemsn, J. w; J.. L. Will
ans, g. OIL; $ p. Chase. NJ; A. Mar
%, Trustee, M
I The Select knights is a new organiza-
On, being a chivalFic order, n good deal
ter the style of the old British Knight
BOD, whose deeds of daring and of
ercy have been sung in almost every
nd under the sun. This order, though
1t very few years old, has done some
pble and lasting work, and It is the
lirpose of every member thereof to see
fat its hitherto high standard shall not
oop. but shall be raised still higher
a accomplish still greater work in the
ture. o.
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A GOOD BILL.
q. ri Efc>3 II

o. ~ J. - = \
The bali introduced iaE,-Sepsior' FuRt'i
sldn sprPhibiting 1he assle1naf deadly
weapons 10. miners and fixing a, punish
meptar for minors. carrying same.
has been .Eecommended for. passages.
by the, seqalle.i 1t is,ia measure theti
Is calculated =. taoR do: a,oi, goed
deal Of, good SHOULD the Legislature see,
fit to adopt iIT7proYided ,it9is anforaed
after it becomes 1. Jaw, for it will be the
means Of disarming the hundreds Of
youpSs lhq9digmyS Throughout. the, stats,
who think The correct and propeE thing
is to carry revolver. or slgpg shot and
use tRem upon he slightest PFoxqcEtiaR;
RAILROAD BIIh.s, 4J..a.1 q. =
+. TbiSds the time Ios ,faifrosd bfils 4nd
sever-i have :already sbeen ifntF5ductlii
into1ihe & senate snd kda$d .Fheyare Ibf
all sorts Of purposes, from Regulating
freighrs and fares by: fixing 5ths inaSi-
mum, for the same t55fdfe 'apboiitmfbt
of a cumfnission The members of VIII len
shall be possessed efextraofdfHaFy pow
ers and draw large saiaifes> The latest
bill is'ene sy Setat5EeoIiihs, 'of Nemas
ha, prescribing ratt sif5fs certain classes
of freiEhts. ana , penalties! for YioIstin.gg
the provisions on the measure. All
sdcli'bIGls fs4ikeIy tOicSmtiY0 'haughti
for HisCthe very central idea that the
proper thing is the aphointntnt n a
commSssio4. anr ti.bEs5.'i:i -.s'oziT *Hiii
=. JTo ABOLISH Rf:GIsTKATioSS." - al
. senator Allen, of LeayenYsorth, pro
poses, upon the first Opportunity ID
Introduce 4 bill repeating die regisirs51
ton law I'll titiek of HE fifsst and Second
class ara tie Senate Judiciary commit!
tee his Introduced 4 'bilf anlsndatory Of
the ptesehiitH re glstratioi faw. There are
many Who befffeye Ih itsta ii Registration
is a fares and certainty ii works hard:
ships in many ways, though Al the same
time 30 doubt prevents "a a great deal
of fraudulent vj6tihgsbG4 not Altogether.
H1'hesc tWo measures will cause' a good
deal of debate. -.
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We learn that Mr. WilhelmI, liv-
ing uhatba Humphrey place, sometime
age buried q l01-efcoin and other money
aggregasing. 500, and that the rats uu-
dermiAsda the treasure, over 1890 of
which is missing. and Cor which search
is being Instituted.
The,eaEpei rag soeiable aviIhe resi-
dence of Mrs. sarah Morgan 90 Ale.
.chapies street Friday nfght was quite 3
success. and petied $3.50 fsr she Welsh
Congregational church. i..sy 5t.,..s assa
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as farHsat0ae hNdieasnea, a.

ssl FfFt1lf1F8ila sst1-iIiItf
: / HARDEST, e1QRNL y. THE &FNrLR.. &, /
, 81. PAtE' MINI ian. -fy-.During
j Tg4eafer' par OF last III GIT ana Il p6r-
lon Sfsio-ifayi iisSn hsssa 50 Hn .EgN .siurtnzi
ST tltss .IyiptgE ,pEexai!ef. ghilagusts of
Sindi and te;4nsiSd.egabls drifting. Thus |
sdep1t4aiss; koa q tIit7Gt.ii 5S1Re of thtflf
;si,aIyT4IisEifsFgi tt;pre.si 44ssd IgSdRgA ISL
B BRk2!s ff a4m f hgsf
sInFrIshii ord ess h;ite 4teShf- etF4i7t 'tbiF
Cell ttahetAssn dhe5Esshetn hratUiYOE thee
1haaba TssaoReysHf SIa,ssatSmaSd tina !
pEobabilities, are tlat G;.lifT gill be
;loSGtf be tfhti That point h'' Sh' W '''
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HISH UIIIVe " IHt IysISIlIUft WIJLl..lllII-
having a &Sllow asf5e less il & ~:
politicaIsf
aEEAr DEs LK
The hsisse seamsfE, ~

The heaAe seems ke go fHst
fit of talking all at once, and il would
appear as though there were greater
number of orators in that body than
Nasiai tbei4rst supposed. and the worst
part of the whole business is that they
never neglect an opportunity TO spout
All day yesterday it was "a perfect
dt!qg@ s4d it has'l9 b no het,ers{z,says
A running debate mas been Kept up fe-
garding the formation OF rules for the
government of the house, and when the
rules are adopted they will be subst2n-
Tally ,the samd as tho, e-of the last ses-
siS9.-l WhatAG4ght -$OA have been az
ranged in half an hour has taken sever
al hours and there is no telling when
the freshet will occur again upon the
same subject
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ruE sPELLINa coNTEsr.

AS per announcement this contest I'M
der the auspices Of the Literati society,
came off last evening IN the Assembly
room. Quite large crowd had gath.
cred to witness this, the first spelling
match. ever held in the Kansas State
Normal school. That it was novelty
TO the Normal all will admit, but the
manner in which some of those who
participated in the contest handled
the test words that we're thrown al them.
showed they were no strangers to spelis
ing matches.
About 20 took part in the contest,
making quite large and fine looking
class. The first general contest lasted
about As minutes when it was declared
that those occupying the south part of
the room were defeated. The contest of
the twelve next took place. 1t took
longer to dispose of these than of the
contestants in the general match, but
after a while they too went down. The
next contest was the contest of the four
to be chosen out OF the twelve. Miss
Eva Jones, Miss Parmela Bracken, Mr..
w. II. Cady and Mr.. John T. Hover,
were the chosen four. This contest was
long and exciting. 1t was thought that
the gentlemen would carry Off the
honors, but they too, dropped out of the
contest, and left the ladies sole pnssessor
of the field The contest ended soon
after xvi.a, Mice Eva Tonas oF Vyno5.-..
county, winner Of the first and Miss
Pamela Bracken, OF Cloud county,
winner of the second prize.
The next thing in order was the
awarding of prizes. President Taylor,
by request of the president of the Liter
att, in very neat and amusing little
speech in behalf OF the society, present
ed the ladies with their respective pri-
yes. The prizes consisted oftwo beautl-
full volumes of poems.
The music tor the evening was furnish.
ed by the Evening Bellies, composed
of four young ladies. Their music was
heartily applauded, aRd after having
rendered the whip poor WILL" they.
were encored and responded in another
pleasing production. y,
Alto O'Clock the society was declared
adjourned. All present unite in saying
that the entertainment was complete
success. The officers of the Literati de-
serve special credit for the manner in
which they conducted the entertainment,
NORMAL SrY.
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tn syoassa adarfant ss cfredt by g r.
iane, chaFsatgsYilA II wfth, 5riaaS7ne;' fnss =
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A NEW JUDIcIAL DIsTRIcr.
TWO Bills.

Senator Hackney has intraduee,i a
bill for the abolition OF the Office of
county auditor, and Senator -Aller has
introduced one for the creation or the
ONCE of county assessor. The first 7af-
fecis only few counties while the lat
ter applies to every county in the state.
Senator Alters bill provides THAT in
counties of less than $4,000 ana more
than 10000 Tbs. salary Of Ne assessor
shall be 81, 200 per annum ;.iaacoanties