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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
From the OneOnta Press, n. Y.
onserra. Nrw Yntk. Jan. sth. 1871.

Ouronta> New York Jan. sth. 1851.
Earl last -ImnrT MrsSr-. Il + x "t.'i c.. Of Eua..
hUTGh Fail- VI. utad- n Cuntrart puhli-h-t. Of
ihr lTrs f,T ha cnlumu .rtl.. - one YEAR .-t-
tin- fnth The n.Tii, nf X. ndIIlS CuIr AZ III.
tpr. ssgur~ fsln firm a ,,tEuti,v of b,,ks
rnritlgd Df KrHal- T. on the rS- and his Dis
"-.~ Hh'h We ar =tvin= IL advance pay ing Subscribers
Ia the PTsSs a premium.
Ab"ui thu tir the aslSeI appeared IN this
paper NJ. 7. a. SrhrTmrrhuTn who rrsIr- near Corr-
had sIaVnrd hr--. He mad the adv rrtisrmrnt and
CurClu tn tr- tn" rtcarV of th- Trs,ly although his
firm!. laughed II his crr,luty. lie bsughi buttIe Of
kruslalls SIlN i GuT@. aud c-d using il the
hnT asrnilan With the dirrt anl b. informed
this Nrrk that u ',tr SIh mpl"t- that
-NIeIt d ha -Naninr the animal rCrntly cBuld
hnl the -rsvint the pasr where t had b-rn
lraisd Mr. CHI InrTi,iG has since -.cuTsd cupy Of
hrndar- Tea-r Hrrs- and uiS Di-rasr-, whrh he
pgizs~ very highly woad b. lath part with
price ptVt-,l he tnld "tlin another copy 81 much
fuT advertising u liable articles
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
Sill One Point Ahcnd.

Gallagher & Cnrrnran Highland Station. still the
cheapest. Salt Il 50 per barrel Sugar. superior ex
ira C. II IIs for n dollar Best brown coffee. l's
for dollar; best green coffee. lhs. for dollar
Second brs, 9 lbs for n dollar. Everything rls- in
proportion. Clothing. ovrrcnats, hats. caps. and
gIov.s sp,ci.ltirs GALLAGHER g. CoRCoRAS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton Minn. Jan. lith. issi
H. ]. KENDALL Co. GeHfs;-IIavins got a horse book
OF b. mail thu contents Of which p-rsuad
I'd krndIlls SPAWN Cure the hind lee OF one
m horses wirh ha'lly swollen. and could not be
rturrd nv other rrm'y. got two bottlrs OF Ken
,lalrS SPAWN Cur PTs~tHu Ludiuth Druggists OF
WassCa. which r"mplrtrly cIrrd hrsr- About Nv .
Years s.n had q odd colt sSrnr very badly
uS- rtms,ly given In h-k. vithnnt roSeI
in rrrlit that the cst Ii entirely
Whirh l. a SURPRISE. "nlS I" my--if but also 10
nv p-i.hl.,Ts Ys, IN bfnk 1T the tIhing
f y rtnt- and c.uI another like it would
M: taxi five dollars LOT Il.
Yours trHiy, GsO. MArHEWa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ John +. RaStall. urn,ber of the State
Prohibition Executive Committee. expresses sur
pr q that, in response 1" the rall for ! State
Pr hibition Convention. hEt on, Township in
Osas- Coan;y has aProiutrd delegates. when
the County CAV" : majority of 6"n i"= IT,, amend.
Dsni. Nothing surprising shont IT, II simply
means that prohibition has had its day, and is
dead Sweep the remains into the sloP- bucket.
J aud lrt hu.intas nrncrrh.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

ry The plan suggested BY the Troy Chief fer dis
,rirtur the State INTO ssionAl districts 10
m, hest we have VT -ecn. So the thrse east
.rp districts are concerned they laid out by the
Chief substantially fixed by the Repabsean last
/ ,r..k - Dlyaiu RsItfbiicgH.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
pECEsEEE.
A cure far =. r.cx in the Back ~

The prescription is very b:icf: Take Hunts Rem
ey the great kidney and liver mriicIne. IL infslli
his cares do yoH know that ''crick in the bNrk
may h,-p-niahIy ia symptom Of dangerous kid
n..y di~-a-r-nf The fri.hrfu Brishts D.-asc. per
hal,-, Don't '.fnn- with such syTnptoms Get Hunt 3
Rrin-,iy and with il a~-nr-d .a;-ty. at cncr. Many
n man has started with n pain in the back Mon
,,.y morning ami laid in the grave with Bright
Disras- bcfore Saturday night
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nv .r,,,,,Ty nays. TR1.I.

TuE voIIAIc BEIT CO.. Marshall. Mich. will send
pr pyr'. C,lsbfaird Electro o-Vnliaic Belts and
Electro Appliances trial for thirty d. ys to meu
I,nnur or aidl who are affiirte with nervous debl
iiy lost Vi ANY and kindred troubles. guaranteeing
speedy ani eusnprt- restoration of health and mani
yi.o, Asidr-- as sboyr.-S. h. No risk j. incurred
= rh,- = day. IL allow ell
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Nsfice.

Preparatory to a change in business We will sell
our entire stock of Dry Goods and Notions, Hats
and Caps Eoot- and Shoes. Clothing. Glassware
and QuernswHrr at cost, for cash. Regular piiees
will be charged for goods sold time.
Illee . Mcf.nrn A. Courxx->
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

q c. c. W""iworrh, formerly Of ST. Joseph,
is Que Of the iirrn that has the contract for max
ing all the postal cariis for fnur y-ars We are
glad TO learn that h, has struck a fat thing We
bought our paper Of him, dnring the war, and
think he was one OF the whitsst men to- deal
.,ith that We ever struck
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

- Charles y. Kring, st. Ions murderer.
has been tired. e"ayicted, and sentenced TO b.
rsh2ed, three "r four times, but always gets
es trial, BY appealing TO higher court He
a. hew said To he dying of consumption. There
ispo higher cnnrt that can set this aside.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

s.-Fscts speak palmer than words" Proof
Thr D,sI,r told mr take blue pill. hut Ididnt Z
fcs bsd a,r,ady been frr-un-d by mercury. Tbs
drug s.t :...d inc Try kinry Wort. aud did II
was iu. tlr thing icr NY bilioususs- and constipz
ton aud am = w-ll ss rver--A. p Sanford
sol.i in both dry and liquid form
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ Pruf. CarTuIh, uhu recently married . Ia
,iy teacher of German, delivered lecture at To-
p-ka. last week, in which he took ground against
teaching German in the public schools. Hes
got as much of IL ~ he wants
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

RDchr.t,r Ind Nov 10Th ls-v.
Is J.. KENDALL s Co, GcHtE--Plsasr send = q supply
of a,lvrrtisn. Krnalls SPAWN Curr 10 has
,.I sale and gives the bst of Satisfaction OF all
have Sold have learn the nrst unfayoTzbl-
REPORT Very respectfully -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

Al the present prices ten in Hops will bring
more money than five hundred acres in any Other
farming; aud. if there il a consumer dealer who
thinks the price of Hop Bitrrs high. rrnrmh-r that
Hops are 81 2 per Ib aud the quantity and quality
of Hops in Hop Bittrrs and the price rrinan the
same as formerly. Don't huy or use worthless stuff
OF limitations. brcause the prize is less.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ The Stall aud some of the Democratic
papers have discovered that Dorsey is the per.
snnifcation Of prosecuted innocence, and that
Garfield was IN. rial Star Route thief.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

* Gen. Besuregard is still running the Lou
isiaaA. Lottery swindle. II keeps On, he will
vet have q chance to wStcr his horse in the place
be said he would, If he should fail to water him
in the Mississippi River, the time of the battle
fShilnh.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

IL Tie recent transit of Venus does not seem
Ia have been generally satisfactory to observers.
II was a sort Of sick transit.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

IEs TIL" New England Farmer asks, .'Is Cheesrs
bal Engli-hir OF course it is. 1t is the worst
Kind of brokrn Easlish. The proper pronuncia-
tiEu is ,Iss;is
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

Don't condemn good Thing herausc y"n have been
d-cryel by worthl s.no'truHs. Parker 'iiser Ton
ic has rurrd many in this section "f nrrEous d-r-
ders and we recommend it heartily TO such SUFFERERS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ "Du hogs pay (" asks an exchange. Yes,
they do pay at last, hut they bar. you for half =
,iay To I them have the paper for 50 cents n
wear les than oiler nenplr iay.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
Heartily Recommended.

rv Irryard is said hr the largest nf the e.eaJ9
counties in the United Statrs IL has of over
& OD0 srIiarr miles Florida Times.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Krleyz Island Ohio March 3sth. lseo.
DIX b. J. KRspALL & Co Gsns I'll havs used your
SPAWN Cur bnn- SPAWN and pras-d In report
that 10 ha- taken enlargement completely on 10 took
oB, hutil- p-rnfm the cure. ! an ennhdruf ths
if properly used it will do all that you elam for
Yours truly -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ The Democracy SEEN TO he in earnest in
fixing mp the pins for Gov. Cleveland, of New
York, as their next candidate for President. Ey-
cry Democratic candidate for President since the
war has been New Yorker. They invariably
get beaten. Bring out Cleveland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Winthrop Iowa. Nos I'd. ises.
H. J. KEVnALL & Co. Gssts s,-Enrlo-sd phrase nnd .
cents fur the Hors- aud his Diseases
have been u-iu Cure Uf nv hOrsrs for
SPAWN Un- boi rntiI"y cured the lancness and
r,nOSr I'd all the bunch.
LEROY VI. GRAHAM
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NEW YORK, 1888.

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No.. ,ri h,y. rad TuE 81 y during the year Just
,,a.in tbn ever ,-fu- since il wa. ff-t printed No
- =, ,,,ii-b,d ~, tb. .lr of the earth has
- boui, IND rad in sny wear by 20 many men and
,~a,n.n
,t;i,f, inf. med tia, re-rl- buy read and like
rar STx t,,r m, 4 lnNia- rra-pn- am ~. others:
R,,n. n. news columns present in attractive form and
,h g., ,,t, ,.,-.hI. accuracy whatever ha- interest
- hrr,,, Lfud "a. events tn. e4l. a:d nisles the
yi- tl.g rl-.,iy the nyia:iir fIiis the solid -n-e.
~ ;,i,. IN. M, Of Ia, busiest void
" T. b,,. -, Il that in il. rr--,ark. CONCERN
in pr-pas ard a,i- TIE Sly HlSr- lice % ling
h-m the ezari tIih TO the beet S' r a"t. thT-
aud -Niy Nj ,.il ~ t' StI -, ~ H. mali ~ in
AitrI. 4"s. ~ =, - ,-i.i, .. r., ann
tne fas "i di-st'i = rt'n.N ana T ~ "
poite-i D. E'hei'h Apl''t"' iiIH - - ~ :, "a -, -
rurl'">rS :" ,c'Nr ~ 70, I i'Ii"H W ~ ~ ~
hs u" thria G. '' .A, -. ~ -, N,.r = -, hmm,
n.s ins - = - is ~. ~ - ID -; :; nj.
sl- IhiI ~ = = :. - -, =, ~ " " - = - - q, - A., him
70 =" mn = = "a =. = - = ~ n,-b IN -
No man q ass ain' 81 titi, l- p'st rhInsh - -, -
exempt iuw The stiig' aicati"n "i IL piiP-s ." sn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

y Wh-u will gongss upon the State cease
h,re not Yet at the cad of the intrrminable
Raid claims, and nov commences the agi-
~ al the old Free State scrip, with the claim
thai the State onght In pay it. Howevr: good
the Free State cause msy have been, there wss
a great deal d"ne that had no more sanction of
Law than political convention. and the State
should not he asked to pay it, II wonld be n
freud snl an imposition. 1t is going to require
close watching To Keep The Plnnd-rrrs out OF the
Treasury, With their new -rhcnn.'- wear after
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ The Iansiry Gossip grows wurse and worse
Nnw they ,ay her hands arr habby and her feet cor
mimi brrnus, she drinks beer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Milwaukee Wiz. Jan -ih 1881
J. KEsr AZ l. Co.. G.aas II have the hich--t opinion
ut Kendall spawn CuI- mud IL equally sH-d fOr Iuany
cirr L Hars by and particularly fur renaov'
iDg rn!aT.rIncuts
G. r. BRADLEY
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

CORN. =: $.: IS" S;:$:s $s;;: a;
thr Naunsfb TsIIoI~ Hg S~rF Corn. the h,-t AMI
most pnin tive varieties known Will paw any Farmer
20 per cent. than S<ud Us Sonr orrr
and If You are not satisfied rrrript nf ,r~ fr
rerifad your nonsg. ounces by mail lor: ] podn'i
for 25c: peck by express .5c: hushe e 20: hush
Il. O. 80 send Premium Cztalogur-Curn. Potzt
and Garden Seeds. Fre~ 10 all.
%iansw. THos. N HAYES & Co, Cincinnati Ohio
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

tT- A terrible row occurred at 4 Prayer-mee'-
ing. near Abilene. last week, in which several
persons were shot. Let's have an amendment
prohibiting nrayrr mrrtinsa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ The place TO get native lumber. is at Palmer
& Orton'- wLii- Cloud.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ Go to Townsend & Richardson's for your Kid
gloves lace tirs collarrrits and frhus.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

" The best place to buy fresh and salt mea's' is
at the shop. Reasonable prices.
JnE NnEEHEAn, Manager.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

nNt The kegislatGrr will convene next Tues
E,c.-y,li IL go 10 work at once, or. like all ito
LsKr-ls,e-s waste and fool away the first month
HAss-issc.rf
BAcOS-Sil--. n
aoss-s5 nee e.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

~ We would" says the Troy Chief '.respTct
fally but firmly inform the Atrhisou Gi0bs thar th-re
is no final e in bourgeois" In /. woHid
specifically hut firmly inform the CHEF that there Is
e in vhisky.-.ichison Globe.
". take issG- and inck horns with you, right
there. We contend there is properly an in
whiSkey. There are alsn two rstin traveller;
and in the words theatre and centre the comes
L'iurr the =. And l; onght TO b- a capital offence
to write "milrh" COW. The Globe might have
criticised spelling Of clcvis, but said nothing
ahoui IL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

- Exchange work done at Banner Mi!ls. Dual
ity aud quantity guarauterd. with ur without otal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

Il One Of the st. Joe commercial drummers Is
named Hornaday. A man whose capacity is only
horn day, csnna, he marh of drummer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
MARRYING axn GIVING IN


.i.t os uurTiuge Licrnces gssued ~ she
Probate Judge of Doniphan County, Dur.
ing The Year ISS2.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Acme Michigan. Dec 18th, ls-.
Ri KENDALL Co. Cent IL sent you O. fnr Kendall
SPAWN lat sImp-f Whiel curs bon- spawn -tth
hall a bottle The best lniu-nt ever u-sd.
HOMER HOXfE.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
Attachment NO.ice.

s-far. d. W Brown . Justice Of the Peace Of C-ntr,
Township in Douiphan County. State -f Kansas.
Dewitt c. Wheeler, ! Plaintiff
T. T. Ellis, Defendant.
AID defendant is kerrby nnt1-d that the 18th da'
- pcrrrsber order f hment for the sun
Of dollars and five crn- ts5 ~ issued b.
she named Justice Of the P-are against his Eoo-
the above entitled nrtn and that said will To heard
on the 3o.h day Of Januarv lsS3, al 10 nrlak. \ VI
DE WITT {. WHEELER Plaintiff.
Attrst n. W. BRowS Justice cf the Peace.
Janaary l-s3-Iw Prs f-r IS.
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youngstown. ohi.,. Mar 10Th. I.-o.

Youngstown. Ohin May 10th. ls-o.
=. J KENDALL 4 Co. Gsais.-I had a very valuable
Hamllrtsnish colt which piizrd Vrry highly he had
barge bn- SPAWN int an.l snail thr other
whis mair him ,erl lame had him under the charge
81 Two veterinary TrOns wo fsilsd him.
"t- daN trasus the ivrfti~ Of krnialls SPAWN
CGfs IN tr Chtoflo Errcss and drtsI aimed
irN H. and 90, az druggists hrTr th --n fr it, They
driei thr t"'ihS -k th-m all and tbousht would
iNr "f,a=h utl used 10 aSr,t'ling dirretions
ad thu hmth dI tho oit rrats--l - lame and the
lump bal disappeared. i~s but bUttl- and the
r"it lini''S a. S,r iuni humps and
h'Sr in the state He j. rnriIvf The
that let tw"of nrishbors have the main
ins tNO bottles. Nl'' u"~ uSn. IL
Very respectfully.
l. T. FOSTER
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
kendaII's SPAWN Cure

Il sure In Effects and mild in III aetian "a does ne
blister r j. P-D-tIsfiD= and powerful 10 rtaeh svry
drrp pain bouy kro~th or other ep-
larE-melf- s,sh spavi- -Pliuf- eurb- eons -rains
.w-lng> aud znsBr~- and enlargr.n. of th- tnts
or limbs far hssumzti-n In and for any purpo>
Car uhirl u u-- foe beast IL is pss
b. bt lnim nj for man eFrf u-sc aefine
mild and yet CERTAIN IN il ,dr-t.
s~ai -ddr.s- for Illustrated Circuzr whieh think
gv- p-ifive prof of yirtu-- M remedy k.s eyrr
net With ..sh upquzlih- b kooz i-ds,. fr
bad uen - niaE-
Prire q psr b"tfe six BOTTLES fr o. An DTsGStas
have u g.t II for IL viii Be s~nf ~ ~
ap<s rre<ipf of pIire By tn. pi'sfrt"fa pA- % .
KENDALL CO. kns-bergh Fsns, VI
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

- We wish a Happy New Yrar to-tO-oh,
whats his name f-the fellow that was Governor
before Click.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

E-tate of d. n. Emerson Drceasrd
NOTICES herrby given that the 3oth day of Drmber
~ iss2 the undersigned appointed by the Probate
Court Of Duniphan County Kansas Administrator 81 the
Estate Of D. II En-rsnn. late Of -ad County deeeasd
An persons indebted 10 said Estate nnt-d TO ma ake
payment tn the un-r-gnr and all pcrsns having claims
against the Estate required TO exhibit them for allow
within from the date Of said letters or they
nav be prrcudrd any benefit Of such Estate and n
not prs.rnt-d within thrss years from -ad date they viii
be forever barred
Troy Kansas. January ?. iss5.
W II. FoRNCRoOK. Administrator.
January 4 lss3-3u Prs fee, 81.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

An OLD AcQUAINTANCE.-The following lines
appear regularly every year, with thu nam" of
the day changed to that ON which Christmas
falls; ~ that, every seven years, all the won-
deriul things predicted ar. caused by Christmas
falling on every day Of the week. In other
words every yrary is TO l'e alik" because Christ
mas comes at all. The lines are said to he from
the Harleian MSS. Here they are, for the cont
ing wear:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04
KendaII's SPAWN Cure
On HUMAN FLESH.

West Enn-taTgh. VT, Feb. 18th, ISL.
DR B. !. KExpALL L Co. Geats ts.-S-ver-l months ago.
iuiars my kn-. tdnt xhicb caused enlzrgsment To
srys thr -iI- sf Ege walnut and rau-s very -osrre
pain all time nye ~reks ~ben began u
use .nsi spas In cuie with the .af,isetery rr
suits entirely ed thr enlargement and stop
ps the l4m.nr-- and pain have ionE known 10 TO be
s1e-llut h-r- bat knOS H 10 be the best hni'
rn-ut Esr human nr-h that am acquainted with
Yoar- truly,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-04

If fChristmss on a Monday be.
4 great winter that war YOU u Hs
And full nf winds both lnud ard shriil;
But in the Summer. truth To tell
stern winds shall thrn be loud and StTsng.
Yull cf trmpests lasting long;
While hattlrs thcv shall multiply.
And great plenty of h-asis shall die.
They thsi ne born that day. wern.
They shall be strun. each one and keen;
He shall lie found that stral-th auuht;
Though thou he sick thou diest Dut '
The daily gazette., 1883-08-14
wouNp RoUNn A sHArr.

An EmpIOye of the Kennebec Ice Com
pany Caught by a shaft Revolving at the
Rate of $50 Revolutions Per Minute.
Joseph Glander, about Is years of age
and employed by the Kennebec Ice and Goa
Company met with an accident which T.
likely to prove fatal, about 2l5 o'clock thi,
morning. He is employed as a wagor
helper and shortly after going on duty thi,
morning he attempted to pass under tn
main shaft of the machinery which was re
volving at the rate of $50 revolutions pc,
minute.
In passing beneath the shaft, which is
very low, the sleeve of his shirt was caught
by thumb screw on the collar of the shaft,
drawing his arm around aud finally Eis
body, which was wlirlcd around the shaft
for at least four minutes, at the above rate
OF speed.
A workman who happened to be passing
around the building saw the body on thi
shaft and gave the alarm. The engine wa
stopped as soon as possible when Glande
was taken of tde shaft and conveyed to hi;
home at 1000 East Tenth street. The in
juries sustained by the unfortunate lad ar,
principally internal, besides which his righ
arm is broken in seyera! places aud one c
his legs has also secured compound traC
ture,
The daily gazette., 1883-08-14
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Gambler Cuts Young wOman's ThrOa:
and Kills Himself

PUEBLo, COL, Aug. ia horribl"
tragedy was enacted in this city yesterda,
morning. Ten days ago a man uamed
Frank Hutchinson, arrived here accom-
panied by bis proiessed wife. Hutchinson
was a gambler. The woman obtained EN-
plOyment at the Tivol Theatre as waite
girl. Everything went on smoothly with
the pair until a few days ago, when Hutch
inson went on prot acted spree, spending
all of his own and the girls money.
Early this morning the girl jumped from
a second-story window of the building
where they roomed. Blood was streaming
from a wound in her throat Two police
M passing saw her fall, and while one O
them went to her assistance, the other ran
up the stairs and kicked In the door of tn,
room from the window of which the woman
had jumped.
Hutchinson was found stretched on thf
floor dead, with his throat cut from ear u
ear In bis right hand was grasped razor
from which b God was dripping. 1t trans
pired at the coroner's inquest that the tw,
had quarreled the night before, and tina
the woman had threatened to leave. Hut
crimson this morning went into the room
aud found that the woman had not yet re
tired, but was sitting by the side of the bed
A few angry words passed between them
when Hutchinson grasped water pitche
and struck the woman over the head. II
then caught her by the hair, seized razor
which was lying on d table, and slashed d
her throat. Breaking away from him, th
woman jumped through window. ThOug
able to testify before the Coroner, she car
not live. He real name is said TO be Iren
Davenport, alias POmerOy, She has relative
living at Muscatine, la.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-14
raoM YEsTERDAy
THE wAYM WAS.


How 10 Happened That Clerk Pennington
Announced ''No Trials on Saturday.
An article appeared in late edition OF the
Republican of Saturday which did Clerk
Pennington a wrong and at the same time
showed that the Republican reporter is in
the habit of getting information from Chief
Hawkins, with reference to cases aud the
actions of the police, more readily than
Clerk Pennington.
The facts In the matter as understood by
the conversation that occurred this morning,
after the regular Municipal Court are as fol-
lows;
On Saturday Officer McGee had prisoner
in the cells who was to be tried at9 O'Clock.
When the fire broke out al S29 Kirkwood
street, McGee left the hall for that place
shortly before o'clock Clerk Pennington
asked the chief ii there were any cases 70
which he replied that there was none, from
the fact that Officer McGee was at the fire,
consequently the man could not be tried.
Clerk Pennington returned to the court
room and stated to the reporters that there
were no cases. About this time Officer
Tlbbirt applied to Judge Cummns for a
warrant, and while the officer was stating TO
TO the Judge the ground upon which nc
asked for the warrant, Officer NcGee re
turned and bis prisoner was brought In anu
given hearing.
Cases of this kind have occurred before, but
never from d desire To with hold from the
public any matter of public nature. The
warrant which officer Tibbitt wished to pro
cure is held by Judge Cummins, under ad
visement, who stated this morning that 1t
wished to look into the matter from tht
fact that the man most aggrieved, Chic
Hawkins, stated that he did not wish
warrant, and that the officer whonow wsheC
to procure the warrant should have arreste'
the man when the offence was committed
as the officer was present and had the au
thOritV