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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-17
G A. R
Preparation. for the Observance of Dec

Preparations for the Observance OF Dec
Grafton Day.
HEADQUARFERs EMPoRIA Posi-, No.
So, G. A. r., EMPoRIA, May IL, 1888
At the last regular meeting of EN-
poria Post No. 55, G. A. R, the follow
ing comrades were appointed a general
committee TO make arrangements for a
proper observance of Decoration day,
May 80, 1888: J. W. Feighan, Col. Da-
vid Taylor, J. A. Young, Clinton Keeler
and w. F. Chslfant.
The above named committee, in COM
pliance with the authority invested in
them by the organIzanon above referred
to. have the honor to report the follow.
ing committees:
Committee on Speakers-W. F. Chal-
FAINT, j. +. Culver, j. Jay Buck
Committee on 1nvitation-E. P. Bru-
ner, Clinton Keller, o. B. Wharton.
Committee on Music-Chas. Fletcher
Geo. Meyer, E. w. Cunningham.
Committee on Flowers and Decoration
DIR. j. A. Young.
Committee on Printing-Chas. Harris
B F. Romano, John Allen.
Committee on TranspOrtation-W
II. Gilchrlst, D. F. Jones, Thos. Beers
Marshal of the day--C0l. J. 81. Steele
Ito choose aid.
Headquarters of general committee or
flowers AMI decoration, at rooms Of Col
D. Taylor, Nos. o and @, Masonic tenn
pie, second floor.
Ali sub committees will report to tn,
general committee.
In view of the fact that decoration day
has been made legal holiday by act o.
congress, the undersigned committed
respectfully and earnestly urge upon the
citizens of Emporia and Lyon county, it:
general and appropriate observance OF
this occasion. AS the years multiply
since the dark days of the rebellion, the
city of the dead increases in population
The graves of the brave men who fell in
battle fighting tor the Union, or have
since died from the Elects of the wounds
or of disease, are rapidly increasing. In
fey years more, all now living, who
bore arms in the defense of their coun
try during the late war, will have been
mustered out of life's struggling army
and mustered into that one which holds
the fort on the other shore. What more
appropriate, beautiful and simple core
mOny by which the living can do honor
to the dead, than that one of strewing
flowers upon their graves? Let US, then,
comrades and citizens of Lyon county,
one and all, meet in fraternity, charity
and loyalty on decoration day and make
the occasion one long to be remembered.
Very respectfully,
J. w. FEIGHAN,
DAVID TAYLOR,
w. F. CHALFANT.
J. a. You've,
CLINTON KELLER,
General Committee.
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rhn sIdaunlk 0nnatIon

It seems that there are great many
who think that the tearing up OF the
sidewalks in various parts of the city Is
q great hardship upon them, and in
some instances the mayor and the CON-
mittee which condemned the walks and
ordered them torn up are severely criti-
cised. The mayor wishes us 70 say
that what has been done In this d.
rection was done In accordance
with an ordinance governing
such matters. Property owners are
given ninety days. from the time of
condemnation, 10 which to lay walks. If
II IL not done within this time, the city
has the authority to tear up such walks,
and If they are not replaced within ten
days thereafter, the city has
the power to lay them and
charge the same up to the parties
owning property AUDITING thereon
The mayor hopes that no trouble may
accrue from this performance of duty
on his part and the committee having
the matter In charge. In some instances
he feels that some Inconvenience may
be experienced. but the emergency for
new walks in every case was such that
action could not longer be deferred.
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A Sad Ac.,dan,

A very lamentable accident occurred
last week at the residence of Harry
Van Cleve, who resides on Shaw creek
twenty miles from Emporia, and who
carries the mail from this place TO ASHER
in Chase county. He was cleaning his
revolver, when a ball from one of its
chambers was accidentally discharged
taking effect in the breast of his wife
near the right shoulder, and in.
flicting very serious wound
DIR. Filkins, who was
promptly summoned returned from
Shaw creek Thursday and reports
the victim of the accident as compare
tlvely comfortable but he regards bel
condition such as 10 excite grave appre
tensions as to her recovery. The bal
seems to have followed the course o.
one of the upper ribs, but its locality
has not yet been definitely determined
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Isnaax for business

DIR. c. D. Ellis, who recently came to
Emporia from Hopkinsville, Kentucky,
has rented rooms in the Flint block on
Sixth avenue, west of the First National
bank. which he has fitted up in very
handsome style, and has swung out his
single as general practitioner of the
homeopathic school and in addition will
pay special attention to affections Of the
throat and nose. Dr.Ellis is graduate
of the Ohio State Homeopathic College
at Cleveland, and is doubtless well
equipped for the successful prosecution
of his chosen profession. He is a
young gentleman of exceedingly pleas.
ing manners and his general department
is such as to inspire ready confidence in
his integrity of character. We trust
that he will be largely successful in bus
mess and find EmporIa pleasant place
RI duyall
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rLa Grand Commanderr.

]. Jay Buck, r E. Torrington. Jno
c. Jones and Thad. Davidson were the
representatives of Emporia Command.
cry No 8, knights Templar, attending
the grand encsmpment of the state, held
at Topeka on the 9Th and 9th insts.
Messrs. Jones and Davidson returned on
the cannon ball" Wednesday afternoon,
and from them we learn that the grand
conclave was well attended, much inter-
est was manifested in the tri-ennlal con-
clave, which meets in San Francisco
August 81. 1888, and that the next meet
ing of the grand COmmandery of Kansas
will be held in Emporia in May next.
Good enough. This will bring a large
body of the representative men of the
state to our city, and again give our peo-
pie an opportunity of displaying their
well known hospitality.
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To tne 1:1t,zens n EroOor,,

1t has been the custom for the men
who are required to work the road tax
in this city to send to the street com
missioner the first man who applies for
the job, who are by the Law. only oblig-
ed to work eight hours per day. Be
sides, many of them are unable to do q
full days york and are unwilling to do
anything unless under the eve of the
commissioner. Now, If all the citizens
who are interested in having the streets,
alleys and sidewalks fixed up in grand
shape will pay their road tax IN money
to the street commissioner, he will be
enabled TO have gang of competent
men who have had experience and will
be obliged 10 work tan hours a day, the
same as other men do. The road tax
this year will be closely collected, and
We hope this request will be complied
with. T. J. PRICE,
Chairman committee on streets and al
feVR
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Sunday school Institute

The annual convention and institute
of Elmendaro township Sunday school
will be held near the Elmendaro school
house on Sunday, May 81. 1888, DIR. II.
Breiner, township vice president. The
following interesting program will be
the order of the days exercises:
FORENOON SESSION.
10 .O0-Prayer and Praise.
Election Of Secretary.
Appointment of Business Com.
lo:so-What is the Main Object OF the
10 gHT1aiy 3 isa %erk to be PSc1c Burton
~ ~ ed g" .Ao ..'...' - Rev. Nj. Lovejoy
II OO-How Shall we Cultivate in our
Scholars Greater Love for and
Desire to Study the Biblef......
IL :sO-The Sunday School lesson of the
day: and "Herod and Peter
ffi@a ny Class. taught BY
Intermediate Glass . .Ro5ers w Rhfss
Bible Class. j. T. Burton
In the opening of the topics here as
signed, five minutes will be allowed the
speakers. Will you please use the resi-
of the time in asking questions or CIV
ing suggestions? A free and open dis
cussion is desired.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l :3o-Report from Township Presidents and
Schools.
I;45-The superintendent work-Whatp
......J. II. Ray
2:O0-The Teachers Work,
Prof p. j. Carmichael
2:l5-How can s. S. Music be Made Most Eff
fective for GOOd?. DIR. g. w. sutton
2:30-Finances as an Element in Sunday
School Work. How Raised2 How Elk
PendeSs Z rang hizei
neSSf. .-...-...-... ~ w. Barrett
c-Dinicuities-Whatt they are.
.SupeFintendentS
How to Treat Them. ID. W Drake
3:l5-Lesson Helps-The wrong and the righ
way 10 use them. Rev. Robert White
S:40-What were Christ's methods for Reach
ing Human ueartsf
Rev L. + Dudley
4:;O-Is all the Sunday School work being
done in this Township that can ID
done? II not, why notf
Report of Nominating Committee.
Election of Township President and
Delegate to State Convention.
Adjourned
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ma TnvInrC naa

A special dispatch from Loudon, Ten
nessee, to the Chattanooga Times, dated
May 9Th, says: In the case of the state
rs. Andy Taylor, i've witnesses were ex,
amined to-day before noon. The testi.
mony is strong and pointed, and estab-
fishes the defendants guilt beyond .
doubt.
At noon the court adjourned until to.
morrow. on account Of one of the jurors
being sick. tits thought that he will
not be able to complete the trial. If so
the law is exhausted, as another jury can
never be obtained in this county.
WIN the good peeple of Hamilton and
Loudon counties submit to thisG Ifso,
Is there any protection for life or prop
eriy in Tennessee, if such scoundrels
60 unpunlshed2
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O088rcSAtloA4A 1les1oa&Fy "OEk.
Topeka Capital: The directors of the
Kansas Home Missionary society Con-
regationall held their annual meeting
at the First Congregational church of
this city, on Tuesday last. There were
present: Rev. DR.. cordiey, of Eur
poria; Rev. Wright. of BrookYills; Rev.
Richardson, of Hiawatha; ReY. Eckles,
of Rice county; Rev Hoadie, of Gar
field; Rev. sherman. Of Stockton; Rev.
Storrs. and A. B. Whiting, of Topeka.
More than $500 has been contributed
for home missions by the Congregational
churches of the state, and over .S25, 600
Ia all has been expended.
The directors met TO lay plans for the
coming year. and have allowed about
the same amount TO the various local as,
sociations IN the state as was expended
last year.
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John A. Janus, who is known in En-
poria as an artist of much merit anC
who recently returned to this city from
Denver, has opened n studio at room
No. In the Soden block on Fifth ave
nue., where he will receive orders tor
portraits and give instructions in paint.
ing. He Is worthy of liberal patronage
and We trust that he mSY find his stay
in EmpoTia lucrative and agreeable.
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DAVID a. slpgle.on and Elsie v

David 4. Singleton and Elsie v
Main, Of Jackson township, were mar
ried to-day by Justiee PsYne at his OF.
fee. The bride will be fourteen years
old in August. and Was refused . llcense
by Probate Judge K, Ilogg, OR Aonday,
but Thursday she brought her mother
with her and upon her demand the per-
NIT to pair was granted.
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Commonwealth: The most terrific
joke of the season cnmes from Enporia
Maj. Hood took several of his friends to
his ranch the other day, to show them
his Jersey cattle. One of the visitors,
inspired by the scene. electrified the
rest with the cenundrun. aWhat Is the
difference" he inquired, between Maj
Hood in this barn and Mrs. Langtry On
the stage as RosdlGn5s '' or course pp-
b.,dy could guess. "WelI, one Of teen
shows US Jersey calves worth seeing,
and The other doesn't.n
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j. A NEwLIN, Assessor.
The total assessment for 1882 was
1926, 299, making an increase tor this
year of $45, $40. This is very encour-
aging showing and speaks well for the
material prosperity of this community.
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Judge Buck and Rev. Mackay, return
ed Thursday from Lawrence, where the)
were IN attendance upon the diocesaE
convention of the Episcopal churches oil
Kansas. From them we learn that there
was a good representation, and the usual
rouuRe work was accomplished. The
time of holding the annual convention
was changed to Advent week IN Deem
Der. Over 800 was raised for home
missionary work. Rev. II. Mackay was
elected alternate Of the clergy AMI Judge
Buck lay delegate 10 the general con.
vention of the United States to be held
at PhiladelphIa, in October. There
will be conVocAtion of the churches oi
the state in Atchison, in December, 1888.
The church convention proper will
meet at Burlington in December, 1884
II. j. Lolmis returned Thursday
from Illinois, bringing with hun ter.
head of splendid shoFt-h.,rn cows for q
B. B4chelltr, which can b. seen at the
stable of q T, BEwiek. on Sixth AYR
nue.. They are as fiue bIneh If cattle
as were ever brought t, Lyon c.,uatv.
at viii b. pl .c,-i IN ranch 10y Nr
Bachelor. who is making NOV. in tn
right direction Tor the improvement oi
The standard of stock in this county.
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Atchison Globes Phllipps band,
which will accompany The Atchi-
son Knights OF Pythias TO Emporia, is
practicIng nightly, and intends 10 take
the prize in the music particular.
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The supreme court OF the st tie re
verses the decisions Of Judge Graves in
the cases of Enos A. Hiatt We. D. Parker
ct al, and L. Fullam & Co. 70. Abra.
hams & Epstein.
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FOR EaIPoRIA TowNsHIP.

Abstract OF the Personal Property As
sessed by j. A. Newlin.
]. "A. Newlin has completed the assess
ment of personal property in Emporia
township, and furnishes US the follow.
] ing abstract of the result:
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By Special care and attention given to
the drawing of deeds, mortgages and real
estate documents.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-05-19
UNE
UNE
COLONIE FEODALE
EN- AAIERIQUE
L'AcAD1E, 1603-1710. :
II
RaZilly ct d'Aulnay.

g. Son corps fut decouvert par
des sauvages Quiremporterentd dams
leur cabane, ct trois quarts d'heure
apres ou environ, sur Favis qu'ils
ED G1onnerent, le frere Ignace de Pa.
ris (capucin qui nous q transmis le
memoire de ce fatal 6v6nement,
dams sa relation du 6 aotlt 1861
ALA le chercher de l'autre cote de Ia
rlviAre pour le ramener an fort. La
cer&mOnie des funerailles sc fit avec
solennit6 le matin du lendemain 25
mai, veille de rAscension CO fut
un Jour de deuil pour Ia colonie.
Nine d'Aulnay suivit pieusement ie
cercaeil de son mari. LIE sieur de
La Verdure (Doueet), capitaine
d'armes de Port Royal, ct les sol
dats de la garrison escorterent le
convoi, derriere lequel se pressaient
tOns les habitauts. D'Aulnay fut
enterre dams in net de Ia chapelle, a
main drolte, en- Ia place on il Sc met.
TAFT ct on await d6ja etc depos6 le
corps d'un de seq petits-enfants.
Telle fut Ia fin prematuree dun des
hOmmes qui ont deploy6 le plus
d'energie. de courage ct dactivit6
dams Ia fondation de nes colonies
americaines ses ennemls lui surv6.
current, ct pAcadie franchise sue
comba en- quelque facou avec lui."
(MOREAU.)
Qselles que svient les reserves
que ron ait . apporter aux 6loges
trop absolus de son panegyriste, on
ne peut nier que d'Aulnay matt etc
m6connu jusqu'en ces derniers
temps, ct quill etc un des types les
plus complets do gentilhomme colo
nisateQr au xvIIe steele ga mort
fut pour Ia colonization acadienne
IN coup aussi funeste que celle du
bon Poutrincoart, ct sill lui cut etc
donn6 de fournir une plus Tongue
carriere, Favenir de FAcadie eat
etc profondement mOdifi6.
LIE commandeur de Razilly ct lui
farent les veritables organisatenrs
de cette colonie, ct c'est & eux que
Ia famille acadienne doit essentielle-
ment son origine /; non-seulemen &C
furent eux qui ameuerent les pre-.
miers m6nages purement europe
ens, qui ont servi de n0yau ct de
prototype s cette soci6t6, nxis ila
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IBODAUX, LINE, sAMEDI, MAI 10 1883.

SAINT sous ses ruines tOus ceux Qui
venaient de prendre part 4 Ia bac-
chanale dc la victoire.
Quelques uns settlement s'6chap-
perent affoles de terreur ct crOyant
sentir encore H. sol trembler sous
leurs pas. Personne, jusqu'au jour,
n'Osa s'apprOcher de Get embrase.
mcnt, horlnis les REFUGEES du bog.
lis avaient compris le signal ct,
CONNIE jalis les israelites traver-
saut Ia mer Rouge, ills passe.ent.
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| w UJSCtCU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ COl u u
des hommes que j'estime le plus
Vons seriez hcureuse avec lui. 6pOu.
sez.le c'est moi.m6me qui le de.
mande /; les morris ne sont pas ia.
loux.o
Et cette fois, dams la main du vi
comte, ellie placa la sienne en- toute
cOnliance.
Ne vons semble t>il pas, dit
ellie, que Reginald nous regartle 1T
quill nous benit1
HUT iours plus tard, sur le Hoche,
tOus les habitants du cottage sc
trouvaient embarques. Les trois
jennes temmes sc tenaient aurres
de Tancrede, ct les enfants riaient.
II va Sen dire que Tony, lie 6dele
negre. etait du voyage. Nou loin
de ce groupe, sept bambins tout ha.
hiIles de neuf sc pressaicnt antour
dune bruno ct gentille emigrante
beauconp tror jeune pour 6tre leur
mere. C'etait Peggy, Ia tiancee de
L at 4IiIC HOtktSlC SOUS SUI CudIC,
CONNIE chose tres precierse, une pc
tite cslisse 4 fleurs dams laque.le on
voyalt, cependant, que quelques
trims Dc shamrock.
-Qu'emportsz vous done Ia, mon
enfant ! l1i demanda le vicOmte,
-Arrah! E! repondit. en- souri,.
ant, c'est Iu trefle ct de la terre
d'Irlande.
ii y quelque part, ell Amerique,
nne plttoresque ct fertile vallee
dams laque!le on retrouverait les
descendants de la plupart dies per-
sonuages qui ont figure dams CO re.
cit.
Lanrs families habiteut deux vii.
lagos qni, crees 4 peu de distance
Pun lie Fautre, SO reminiscent maiute-
nant.
Celui-ci sc nomme GaillefOntaine,
ct celui>la s'appelle Kildare.
CHARLES DESLYS.
FIN.
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EPILOGUE;

An printemps snivant. sur On ma.
wire qni s'appelait le Hoche, Tan
crede debaronait 4 Dublin. II ST
rendit imm6diatement a rh6.el de
Le;nster ct le trOuva terme. La du.
chesse etait morte depuis trois mois.
Cornelia ct Lucy Sc trOuva i Kill
dare.
Impatient de nonvel!es, il ALA le
soir au Literary Club. Lord Coru-
wallis await tenn parole. Une am
nestle prcsqne generate, uuo plus
,clemente administration faisaient
esperer de iGeilleurs jours pour FIR
lande.
OConnell ne desesperait pas de
Pavenir. II await vi de pres Ia guer.
re civilc, ct sa fol dans une retorme
pacifiqne sen 6tait encore affermie.
-Ce nest pas, dit-il au vicomte,
par la force bru1ale que triomphent
le droit ct la justice. Une tyrannie
peut sc fonder dams le sang, jamais
Ia libert6!
II etudiait, il Sc pr6parait a cette
lutte bien autrement glorieuse qui,
vingt ans plus tard, devait montrer
ell lui le v6ritabie liberateur.
Humbert ct ses s0ldats etaient
prisonniers ell Angleterre, mais Ii,
Faix allait bient0t les rendre a leur
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-Leur pere les attends, dit-il 4
Pamela, je repairs dams hunt jonrs
ct vOus emmene avec moi.
Puis il Sc t0urna vers Lucy. Sous
son vehement de deuil, ellie etait
encore plus ch;lrmante. lis 50 re-
garderent tous les deux, mais sans
Oser SO parler encore.
" Cornelia portait egalement IL
deuil des veuves.
.' -Navez-vous done pas recu des
nonvelles de Jack ! lui demanda
Gaillef0ntaine.s sgss s1Et0T
Jack est mort au chateau de
Granagh, r6pondit. ellie.
Chose etrange! Taucrede souri,
ait. ~ e4sfsf
/ La v6rit6 sc trouvait dams une
lettre qui ne vous sera pas parvenue,
Je suis heureux DE- v0us Pappreu.
ure' SOyez aussi forte contre IL joie
que vOus pavez 6t6 c0ntre Ia dou-
leur. Uncas await sauv6 son maitre
ct nous Ia ramen6 la.bas. J'ai pro-
mis- de v0us c0nduire vers lui. Et,
CONNIE gage de ga mission, il lui
prtsentait une branche de bruyere
dAmerique.
Lorsque pemotion de Cornelia sc
fut calmee, Lucy, regardant sa f.
dele cOmpagne, murmura
-Quoi tn ME quitterais aussi :
Dams ses yeux bleus, on lisait
cette pensee "Mais je vais donc
roster Seule !"
LIE vicomte voulut repondre. Sa
voix tremblait. II remit 4 la jeune
file, EN- meme temps VERGE ct veu-
We, une lettra
-Lisez &c que vous ecrit votre
frere. .lisez I. @s e
Des les premieres !ignes, une vi
ve rougeur SO repandit sur le gra-
cieux v'sage de Lucy. Puis ellie de-
vint tres pale, ct relevant les yeux,
ellie osa regarder TaucrAle. Tout
palpitant d'espoir, il lui lendait Ia
main.
-Ce nest pas moi qui vous re.
pondrai, dit-elle. Venez!
Ellie await pris le chcmin de Ia
chapeile Cd s'etait r3veill6 Fitz Ger
aid. II Ia suivit. A1osu1s
I'm 1onveau tombeau de marbre
noir s'6levait dams In cryptic. On =
voyalt ce nom l. 4s.x58e
REGINALD.
-Lisez 4 votre tour, dit la jeune
yeuve, CO passage du testament qu'-
il ma laiss6.
lie regard de TancrAde rencontrs
ces mots
"J'ai cru remarquer que 10 vicom.
to dc Gaillefontains voua portait
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-19

torial in his paper headed s'Boycott the Pope" He calls the Pops's circular 'tintol- erably impertinent," and says: eve advise our countrymen, if they have any respect for themselves or for Ireland, to boycott the Pope and teach him 8 lesson that may be serviceable, at least to his successors. Gut off some of the money supplies of Leo XIII and teach him, with out being misunderstood, that the Irish race cannot be bulldozed into slavery by the bay onets of England or by the thunders of Rome. We hope the Irish bishops and clergy will have backbone enough to resent this Roman outrage on their patriotism. Ire land will stand by them against Pope Leo and every other foreign busybody, be he Saxon or Italian.'
 Thers will be more of this kind of talk, but it will not have any elect upon the Pope. He does not want a misunderstood ing between England and his Church, and the Church cannot look with approval upon the kind of rebellion which is in progress in Ireland. The Irish priests will obey him. What the laity will do remains to be seen.