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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

West Rnosburgh. VT Feb. 18th Issi
DR- b. J. KENDALL Coz Cent? several months ago
injured my knee joint which caused enlargement
the size Of large walnut and caused very severe
pain al the time for four or I'VE weeks when began
use Kendall SPAWN Cure with the satisfactory
suits 10 has entirely removed the e=lar stop
ped the lamene-s and pain have long known t 6e
excellent for horses but know to be the best ni
ment for human flesh that an acquainted with
Yours truly,
r p. LAWRENCE.
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SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION
OF THE
TIME OF HOLDING TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss

THE STATE OF KANSAS, Is
COUNTY OF D0NIPHAN,
Tae State Of kasas all to loH tess pressts shall come
Greeting:
Il NOW YE, that l. Nathaniel C. Bailey Sheriff Of Don
N iphan County State Of Kansas by virtue Of authority
that, on the FIRST TUESDAY OF FEBRUARY. \. ID
lisa (beng the 9th day Of said month"; there will be held
general Township election in said County and the O-
GERS to be chosen at that time 5 follows wit:
In Iowa Township, Township Trustee, Township
Clerk Township Treasurer, Justice of the Peace ill
vacancy supplied by appointment Wesley Treyett thrre
COnstabes and Road Oyerseer for each Road District
In Wolf River Township a Township Trustee a Town
ship Clerk Township Treasurer Justice of the Peace
To I'LL vacancy supplied by appointment of Samuel +. Ms
bet two Constabes and Road Oves-er for each Road
District
In Union Township, a Township Trustee a Township
Clerk Township Treasurer two COastabes, and Town
ship Road Overseer.
In Centre Township, Township Trustee a Township
Clerk Township Treasurer two Constabes and Town
ship Road Overseer.
In Wayne Township Township Trustee a Township
Clerk Township Treasurer two Constables and Town
ship Road Overseer.
In Burr-Oak Township. Township Trustee a Township
Clerk, Township Treasurer COnstables and Road
Overseer for each Road District.
In Washington Township, Township Trustee, Town
ship Clerk Township Treasurer three COnstabes and
Road Overseer for each Road District.
In Marion Township, Township Trustee. Township
Clerk, Township Treasurer two COnstabies anI Road
Overseer for each Road District.
And votes of electors for said officers will be received
of the County.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand at y
office in the City Of Troy in said County and State this
9Th day Of January, A. ID. lsss.
Sheriff Of DOniphan County
January II, Iss3-iw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

BosH The Topeka correspondent of the
Leayenworth TRes would do well TO post up in
recent history, before attempting to write it.
IL sesms there is a bore at Topeka, named Au-
gustine, who is there to bum the members in
favor of prohibition, and who is evidently a
fraud well as bore. But the Times CORES
pondent undertakes to write him up, and con-
meet him with important political history. For
that purpose, he tells the following story: In
the celebrated Senatorial contest in Ohio, when
Solomon" p. Chase was first elected Senator,
IN 1854, there combination between the
Wings and Free Soilrrs. hy which the Wings
were to have Chase for Senator, and the Free
Sellers were TO have all the other Offices But
there was one vote lacking and measures were
set ON foot to secure it. An aged Lutheran min
lister was member, aud he was the one they
wOuld try 10 win over. Mr.. Augustine, who was
also a strict Lutheran, sent for. to work MP
"n him; he came, and prayed with the old man
all night, and finally won him over although
the old man said it would he his political death.
Now. ell this might be truc, # it was nst a lie
from beginning to end. Chase's first election
was in lsl9. He never was Whig, but was an
AbolitioniEt, Of Democratic antecedents The
,lsegislsturs was very close, the balance of pow
er being held by two Free Soil Wings, Townsend
and Morse. from the Western Reserve. The
Wings would have elected their Senator, but the
Democrats voted with the Free Soiiers in sup
pant of CHASE, aud by the aid OF those two Free
Soil Wings elected him, the Democrats getting
Ih' other officers to be chosen by the Legislature
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Didn't Care tor the Dutch.

A Columbus special to the Cleveland
Plain Dealer, dated April 10, communi
Gated this afternoon:
"There was o stormy time in the
House to-day. The republicans had 0
hsir-pulling match over the Scott bill to
tax the liquor traffic Speaker Hodge
sprung his plan to repeal the Smith Law
on the House putting it as an amend
ment to the Scott bill. His proposition
was to allow saloons to remain open on
Sunday at the discretion of the City
Council. There Was scene of gieal
disorder. Gen. Jnnes said the PROPOSE.
ton was infamous He said be would
rather see the Republican party dad
than that it should make 80 cowardly q
surrender.
"Thorpe said he could bow his head
for shame that any member OF the Re-
publican party should propose such g
thing The great speech Of the day was
made bv Smith, OF Nobe-'Saint Smith.
He said he would never vote for Hoo oge's
amendment. He thought it was a cow
ardlv surrender. He didn't care for the
Dutch He would never vote for such
thing just to please the Dutch, They
we're hirelipg set ANYHOW and cared for
nothing but beer. He was ashamed tc
think that there were Republicans so
cowardly as to fear them. II that was
the sort OF R'publicsns they had in
Cleveland, it was no wonder they were
beaten last Monday. The Democrats
enjoyed the row hugely. Hodges
amendment was voted down."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Hayti Under Martial Law.

PoRT.AU PRINCE, April 25.-The war
steamers Egalile and Liherte are prepar-
ing to lombard Miragoane Martial
law has been proclaimed throughout the
whole republic President Solomon has
issued proclamation to the people and
TO the army, in which be defes the In
sufgents and says government was pre-
pared, kno wing that the tx les we're con
spring Bazelias, one OF the leaders OF
the insurgents, issned. a counter procla.
nation, deposing P esdent Solomon =
Bazi.llas and his followers we're taken
from magma and landed at Miragoane
ftSf The American steamer Tropic. which
i'm nediateIy afterward departed. The
merchants Of Por,.au p incs have plac.
ed 5000, 600 at the disposal OF President
Solomon: General Paul Emile com.
mands the G ,vernment troops All in-
surgenis captured are executed. The
extraordinary session Of the Chambers
closed after passing law confscsting
the property of political offenders The
Minister Of War has gone tc Cape Ha,
tien TO inspect the Notifications there
President Solomon has issued decree
supending the law imposing an import
duty OF IL per cent on Mexican coin
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
A Working Grand Jury.

The grand jury empaaneled for the
present term OF Circuit Court, com.
pleted business on the a'tsrno' a OF the
fourth day In this time they exam.
ined one hundred Witnesses. returned
twenty-four hills Of indictment, inspect.
ed the Jail and made report OF its. CON
dition.-Clinton County No, Democrat
At the present term Of Common Plea:
Court In this county the Grand Ju-y
was IN session 81 days examined lO(
Witnesses and returned 20 indictments
One day OF the time was taken up w,tf
the examination Of medical Witnesses
That is What We call . working Crane
jury,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Columbus Times. 26th ult.
The Knapp Pardon Case.

We unintentionsilv omitted the de.
cisIon OF the Supreme Court. Yesterday,
In the famous Knapp case, delivered by
Ju1ge Jno. W. Okev. A serv great
amount Of work was put upon the syl'
lshus by Judge Okev, and it is o thor
ough. clear-cut. concise opinion. Since
the announcement of the decision OF the
Court some time ago. the opinions, both
OF them directly contrary to that Of the
Ohio courts, bavn been given nv the Su-
preme Court Of Naw York and Penn,
sylvan,s. In view OF this fact. ifno
other. the decision OF Judge Okev is o'
especial value just now. The decision
IN full is as follows: =
No. 1857. Isaac Knapp v, Noah
Thomas. Habeas corpus.
Okey. j.:
An unconditional pardon BY the Gov.
ernor. delivered to and accepted hy one
convicted OF felony cannot he treated as
nullity. Ia proceeding on haheas cor
pus prosecuted by such PERSONS against
nne who re.arres,ed him. bssing his
right to do so on the ground tha. the
pardon was granted nv reason OF acts
of such convict affecting his health. done
~ith the flsudulent purpose Of obtsin'
ing such pardon. and hy reason uf fraud
u'ent representations with respect to his
health. made by such convict with like
fraudulent purpose.
Demurrer to answer sustained and
plaintiff discharged.
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OBETUA RY.

DIED -Of consumption, April 10.
1888, at her home In Bellaire, Ohio,
Miss ELLA MYERS, aged 19 years, /
month and 6 davs. Her retffains we're
inferred at Beallsville, April IT. follow.
ed by q large concourse ut friends and
acquaintances.
Deceased had lived nearly ail Of her
life neat Beallsville where she vas born.
Few young ladies were held id higher
esteem, or we're more beloved by either
old or young than Ella; she wss firm
friend to the right aad ministered to the
wants of the needy. The home circle
is again invaded, another loved one has
crossed the river and now blooms in
immortal youth, where sickness never
enters and death and farewells are IN.
known, and ell tears shall be wiped
away and life eternal shall be given .
j ]
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Wheeling Wholesale Market. s
WHEEhSe, TUESDAY,. ApriI as,

Grain-Wheat is this week quoted Al
81, u, and Receipts have heen liberal
STATE corn Ieinains at b5a60c and oArs at
40a4S.sf Western oa's on the track are
qnoted atr tr50s55c Verv little RE IL
offering: 1t lie quoted at 70s75c
Flour-Fancv patents. prihe aud
sinter)7 50,7 Is; 81. L .uis (win,eij
8 50a s IS; fancy family white amber
s"d winter 6 00a6 2a; choice family
(choice red WHIT r) 5 50a8 90 Xxx fam. :
lily (Dedium winier) 5 50a5S rs 81
Hay and Straw-Prime timo,hy baled
t IL 00A12 90 according to quality Der
on; prime new loose 8 009 90.
Capdles-Star. full weight, Ice; s,ea.
rine. per set, l2ic: mould. per set, 93t.
Vineeaf-Choice wine. l2c. per sals:
standard citv brands, 1lal3c per pal. /,
country, 1915 per gall, as TO quality.
B.ans-Choice NAVY, : IS; medium,
2 90; Lima, 6a63c per II.
Dried Fruits-Apples. Sliced. Sa10c;
do quarters 7sSc; peaches, halves, 7.Sc,
pee;ed do 15aiSc. =
Cheese-fs quoted at l0c for prime
Western and 134al5 for New York.
Sweitzer 16ia17c. according to quality.
Limbarger lac.
Seeds-Tlmrthy per bushel 2a2 15c;
clover I SO g for email.
Tallow-Mafket steady .cohntr, 7a75c.
heeswaI '2ss2Sc per ID
MI.cELLANs. "a.
E,gs-S,rictly fresh, 1Ssl9.: picked
l5aI6c go.
Butter Extra choice Ohio. ,22ssse;.
medium. 16aIfc.
Observation-Disclosures. S5ag0ct on.
ions, 2 % .psr. .bb!. iawsst potatoss. Jer.s
sey, 5 75.per bhl.
Apples-Nsw choice per bhl 1 O0s
I I 30; good, !. 5oa4 90; mediun , 90.
=, Rags -Co,ton white. per ID 7tc; col.
ton. mixed; 2a2tc. wooled / &c
FeaiheIs-Live geese 6rm- at 56a60c;
45a50c tot mixed, :,
|. Wool-ts still dull and weak. The
best grade is not quoted above s7a42c. :
-
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Four Days CourtshIp.

Mr. Albert Heathcrington, of Bell.
sire, popular young river man, and
Miss Annie McManaway, daughter Of
Mr.! VIM McManawav, OF the Second
ward, were married yesterday at West
Alexander, and surprised their friends
by exhibiting certificate bearing Squire
Mayes's autograph last evening. Miss
MeMsnaway but recently returned from
an extenied visit to an uncle living at
Kansas City, and the young couple who
are now man and wife were strangers
until last Monday. Their many friends.
sitter their 6rst surprise wore of, united
in.ex pressing their joy at the pleasing
event, and CAV party was at the resi-.
+dence OF the brides parents last evening
.tiiIa late hour Wheelisg lnteLigeneer,
26.h slt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Important to Attorneys.

The follnwine order was issued by the
Clerk OF the Supreme Court, this morn
ing:
Ae SUPREME CoURT OF OHro.
CLERKS OFFroE, April 26, 1883
To the Attorneys Of Ohio:
Bv the p, ovisinn of an act passed nv
the G neral Assembly OF o 10. April Is,
1888 entitled. IAN act to amend sec
iions 445. 67l0 67ll and 1925 of the
Revised Statues" no petition in error
can be fled in the Supreme Court, .ex-
cept by leave Ct the Court. You will
hssesfter forward with your petition in
error. in addition 10 the papers men
toned iur section 67l6 of the Revised
Statutes, q motion for leave to file,
proof OF service, of notice of, motion,
on opposite counsel, and 81 Oh motion
fee. DwIaHr CRowELL, Clerk.
Bv ORANGE FRAZIER, Deputy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

yThe assessors are required by the
Scott law to list the saloons in their Va
rious townships and precincts The Au
dit"r distributed blanks for that purpose
last week The bisnks. contain the fol-
lowing interroeatories: 7ess
Who conducts this business7
Are you engaged in the. traffic o
liquors, distilled, vinous or mslte
5 Are you engaged 10 the traffic o
liquors other than malt or vinousi
4 Are you engaged 10 the trafic o
malt liquors exclusively. ss
5 Vlnous liquors exclusively
8 vinous or malt liquors exclusively
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Proceedings of Common Pleas
Court.

Court.
Court convened on Tuesday, the Path
inst, present,
ST CLAIR KELLY, Judge.
ASHER OKEY, Clerk.
CHRISTIAN LUDE, Sher Il.
The docket was called and the follow
ing disposition made OF cases:
F. Reef. Guardian, vs. F Koehler ct
al. Civil Action. I. D. Msose, as Ad.
ministrator of estate Of Jacob Moose,
decd. has leave to make Charles K ep-
ers . party defendant.
g. W. Hendershot vs. A Msnn, ct al.
Civil Action. Lave to defendants tu
answer within SO dsvs.
Owen Jones vs. W T Hufd. ct al -.
Civil Actian. Leave to plaintiff to reply
instanter.
j. r. Hunt Va Stephen Beard Civil
Action Dismissed at COSTS OF plaintiff.
A II. r zach vs. NJ. Gray ct al. Ap-
peal. Dismissed at costs Of defendants.
T. W. Fletcher W The. B q 5. W R
W c.. Civil Action. Leave to R,il-
road CO., to file motion instanter
@ orge Harhin Il ano, va Henry
Dougherty & ano. Appeal. Dismiss
ed at costs OF plaintif.
Jos. Moore & nx VS. Nilsson Cs,n,-
Civil Action Dismissed at costs oil
plaintiff.
Thos Cline vsJohn Baardmore, ct al
Civil Ac,inn. Leave to plaintiff to re
ply in 60 days
John Born & al vs. John Kaiser 4
ano Civil Action, Action stands re.
vived In the name OF John Bowen, Ad.
ministrator OF Msgdslens Hansei, decd
Jephthah Duvall vs. Mary Duvall. el
al. Partition and Dover Sale con.
6rmed.
The Monroe Bank vs N Koehler l.
al. Civil Action. Leave to plaintiff to
ile a supplemental petition within 80
DAYS after term. - is .s4, - ).
Samsvs H. B Hill, etal Civil Ac.
ton. Same entry.
Ohio vs. Chas. Grim Peace Warrant
Defendant gave bond In the sum of 500
for his appearance on the first day OF
the next term OF Court.
William Wilson vs Geo NJ Wilson.
Partition. Isaac Hogue. F Ullman and
Miles Mallett we're appointed Commis.
sioners.
Lyman Mann, Guard vs. f. Wengert
& al. Partition. Jacob Smith. NJ. Rel
Ter and c. Yockey we're appointed Com
nissioners.
Foreaker, Mann & Both, Assignees,
W Della Barnard. Motion to revive
Judgment Judgment revived in two
cases.
THURSDAY. April 26 John Billmsn
vs. VIM. and Jacob Yost. Civil action
Settled by the parties
Eliza j. Grim vs Jacob Boger Bas
,ardy. Verdict, guilty The Court re
quired defendant to pay $500 for main
tenance OF child.
"WEDNESDAY. April 25.-William Ba.
ker vs. Joseph Kicker. Appeal Set
tied and dismissed at costs of defend
ant.
r Kinney W Joseph Kinney, ct al
Partition. Sale confirmed and Sheriff
ordered to make deed.
]. K. Abersold vs VIM. H. Andrews
Appeal. Tried TO jury. Verdict In "a
vor Of plaintiff for $40.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

1.Another case OF forgery was lie
veloped in this CITY Saturday afternoon.
Sprige zsue has been iu the city several
days; part of the time he boarded at the
Central Hotel. hu, he changed his board
ing house and vent to the Globe Hotel
and remained there for two days. On
Friday be settled up with Mr.. Morris
giving him q check on the First National
Bank for els. signed bv M. N. Mercer
Mr. Morris paid the fellow Gil cash
keeping out - for twn days b"ard. On
Saturday morning M. Morris sent the
check Ia the hank and one of the boys
paid it, but in the afternoon when Mr.
Kelly, the book.keeper, VAS making on
entry OF the checks he noticed it at once
and sent it to Dir. Mercer to see II II
was not forgery. II Was. Mr.. Mercer
didn't know Sprlgg Zsne; had never
seen the check before, AID pronounced
It Q forgery at once. The check was ta-
ken to Mr.. Morris who returned the bank
its money, and he 10 ou' SIl and two
days hoard. A telephone message was
sent to Zsne's brother 10 Wheeling, hut
he refused to act in the matter, answer
ing to let the lswstske it's course as they
had several checks of the came kind al
ready on hands. Sprige Zane 10 non est
come-at-able. He skipped. -Beilaire
Independent. 26th alt.
SrRrea came out hare last week and
obtained work on the extension Of the
B. Z. 4 c. Railroad. Last Thursday
morning Mayor DoHERrY received tel
eeram from Mayor CooPER, OF Bellaire,
to arrest ZANE. Marshal LANG cantured
and committed him to Jail. Policeman
DRuGAN came out Thursday evening aud
returned. to Bellaire with ZANE Friday
morning,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
IRON RIOTS.
Tho NOn-Uni0n Men At Spring
field Made the Attack.

Tho NOn-Uni0n Men At Spring.
field Made the Attack.
SPRINGFIELD. I'LL, April 25.-The
examination OF Reeves, Britain and Nils
kern, arrested on the charge of riot aud
assault at the rolling mill. still contin-
ues' with unA hated interest. The men
arrested are non-uninnists, employed at
the mill TIE examination has devel.
oped facts which have put q different
a.pect on affairs before the public. II
was at first ru{nored ,hst the non-un.
ionists were the attacked party on the
night OF the rolling mill tragedy, hut
the evidence tends TO show that the men
in the mill vent on that fatal night for
the avowed purpose Of cleaning out the
peacesble union men ON the railroad
track. Milkern, the man who was shot
through the lungs, when put on the wits
ness stand testified to the fact that Wal.
don, the Pittsburgh man, who was killed
in the riot. fired several times before be
received his death.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

EEThere is 3 report current that the
corn crop of 1882 did not mature su(fi-
cien,ly 10 make good seed Whether
the report is true or not the farmers
ought to test it before planting, as Q
good crop cannot he raised from poor
seed A number OF farmers have tried
seed in hot beds which did not sprout
vigorously. Let each farmer make q
test, however, as it will be time well
anent.