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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-15
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An ExpIanation

PETERSBURG. Va, Nov S--Wm. Long,
a tobaecOnist, acknowledges that he is
the person who hit General Malone in
the face during scufile at The polls on
election day. Longs explanation being
that he was pressed by the crowd. and
he (Long,) raised his hands 10 clear him.
self and get out. As he did so some
one struck him violently on the right
hand, which caused It To strike Malone
lightly on the face. which he hoped did
NO injury. Long says he had no inten-
ton or desire To do General Malone
personal injury. AS Malone offered
500 to know the scoundrel or assassin
who struck him. he long says he is
the responsible party and hopes the
statement Is satisfactory.
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Land Commissioner mcfarland re
turns TO the attack on the presumption
lava. He pOints out in his annual re-
port, a. he did last year. that pre-emp-
Nop llIpgS arc 70 . great extent specu-
IaklVe and calculated TO defrSud the pub
Nc and the treasury. He accordingly
recommends their repeal. For bona
SIDE Ssttlera the homestead acts offer
every convenience and aid toward the
requirement Of land free OF charge. Mr..
Mcfarland likewise recommends re-
peal OF the timber culture laws. The
hcI 10, the whole SyStem OF laws under
1hicA. the public domain Is given away
s. stOlen needs oVerhauling. The
record Of loss 20 the revenue and frauds
upOn actual settlers and the public At
large 10 appalling.
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NATIONAL POLITICS.
A Gail frouua the ascretaryv az the AaaIoss.
al ReDubIIcAn COaaHaItsss.

A Call FROM tin0 AAcEetAry al the Natloss-
nj IsepublICA0 COaamItsss.
ATcHIsON, Nov. 7.-COi. John A. Mar
tin, Secretary Of the national Republican
committee. sent out t0-dsy the following
call: A meeting of the Republlcan
national committee will be held at the
Arlington house, Washington, ID. c., ON
Wednesday, December II. 1888. al IL
O'Clock, for the purpose of deciding
upon a date for holding the next Rspub.
Iican convention. The committee will
also elect q chairman, vice Governor
Marshall Jewell, deceased. At the
meeting of the committee held In Wash
ington on 18th of January last, the fol.
lowing resolutions we're adopted:
Resolved, That the call for the next
Itepublican national convention shall
be so liberal as to invite tho co7opera-
tion, without imposing any other teats
of fealty, of all citizens who are in favor
of elevating and dignifying American
labor, protecting and extending home
industries, giving free. popular educa
ton to the masses of the people, secnr-
ing free suffrage and an honest counting
OF ballots and effectually protecting all
human rights in all sections of our COM
mon country, SO that all may he willing
TO support the nominee of the con-
vent!on.
The committee also fixed the basis Of
representation in the next national con-
vention, and the manner of electing del
egates by the adoption of the following
order:
The Republican national convention of
1884 shall consist of four delegates at
large from each state. and delegates for
81 nsnr-HacdNnn0l flRotHinf gNhEa 6nVa
gates at large shall be chosen by the
popular delegate state conventions,
called on not less than twenty days pub.
lished notice and held not more than
sixty days before the time fixed for the
meeting OF the national convention.
The Republicans of the various
congressional districts shall have
the option OF electing their
delegates at separate popular conventions
called on similar notice and held in the
districts at any time within the Is
days prior to the meeting
of the state conventions or, by
the sub division OF the state conventions
into district conventions, and such dele.
gates shall be chosen in the latter
method, If not elected previous to the
meeting of the state convention, and all
district delegates 70 be certified 70 by
the officers Of such district conventions.
Tive delegates shall be allowed from
each territory and from the District of
Columbia.
Similar notification OF contests shall
be gTVsn the national commIssi0n nc.
EcompaAisd BY full printed 6tafeuFDtg Of
The gFo.1nd1o contest, which nhAtl Aaso
b EaAdrstIc ARD pEs4eEted 81 thGpES
der OF As4KIng. aud, deleKaEiQn cens
shall Be Rjyen by the convention ercoEd:
ing 70 he dates Of the reception Of such
notices and statements by the n1tiunEl
commission. A full Aiteadanca OF mem.
beTs u earnestly requested,
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Chicago News: A critical st. Louis
paper observes that Massachusetts, ora
tOrs, e . rule. are not intense. This IL
true, % viewed from the Missouri stand
point Intensity iii Missouri is that d.
vine attribute which enables . man 10
enter railway car and exclaim, "Hold
up your hands!" with such sublime
emotion and indesCEibsble psthos that
the passengers fall on the seats, while
the express messenger gives up the CON-
bination of the safe.
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We understand that Joe McCullagh,
OF the 81. Louis Globe Democrat, has
employed one of Pinkerton's best men
to run down the sliEiy william who Is
responsible for the libel that MeCul-
lsgh is writing play founded upon the
circumstances Of Mary Ohurchili's dis
annearanca
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The editor of the WichIfs E1gte will
doubtless take less bilious view Of The
future Of the Republican party IN Kan
sas and the stability of our American
institutions since the election of 81. G.
Sluss Is judge of the Eighteenth judicial
district.
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The Color Line

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 9.-The. white
people of Southampton county IRE ap-
pFehensive of an outbreak sfthe negroes.
kilograms have been received at Ports
mouth asking for assistance in the event
of trouble. The mayor has a posse Of
citizens ready iC the sammons comes.
Yesterday . drunken negro told q ser
want In 9 white family that At IL O'Clock
Last night 1000 negros intended to alsy
every white person in southampton
county, The whites at NeWcon,
Frapklin, Boykena and Rrsnchville
sent out ScoQts to learn what 10
going on noticeable. This gave ad-
ditional color 70 the report, and
women and children were taken TO the
woods and guarded, kilograms state
that The ueRp0ss who work ct the rail
Poad stations had not been seen since
yesterday afternoon. The people ere
prspA1i1g 70 defend thsiE hOme3. Il is
Impossible 70 cay whether there is Just
grounaa eof tAs existing exeitemect.
eo0thAs3Pto1 c01atY YES The scene,
yoafa bsfOFe tie WaS, Of Q bloody slave
ina6Tsoealoa. Il is not improbable thal
de teaditioos OF that time have some.
thing 20 do with the prevailing appre
hana3oaa.
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The people Of Kansas said at the cleo
tions In this state on Tuesday that the
laws which they have made must be
pheYed, and that the liquor interest can
not CONTROL the politics of q the state
They have expressed their disspproval
OF the policy OF notification, and have
epee again declared tbs, disafected
minority for the purpose Of advancing
their own corrupt inteFesta. shall not
triumph oyer properly constituted aD>
thority, and override the constitution and
statutes There 10 note of warning in
this which II viii be well for all sensi-
BILE and thinking men to heed.
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FRoM WAsHHNarON.

Ast0rasy saeHsFes ns2Sstsf On PeassOI
Nm :. n =. ~ -
"AshiNdToN' u O'' NOV. 81 nc iod
lowing letter from the attorney genera
explains itself: Under nrevious IN
s,r,,o.,oDs 9-o,, h;ro Colo.o, T,o-I,H;u
81 IT " ~ ''A.o1 N1o' . '.'''
Chlteu SLAVES uistr1cL AtIOfney' MAJ
nearly completed q number OF cases al
frauds upon pension claimants for the
action Of tbe grand turv He has "a.
-, :. cs..,-.
ce ,. "a E uuAooI y. iIauuu.Sut cir-
cusLs I.e Ie's0 s. ,nag sno use
uIcIs =. .uon s naInk SoPISs %
sucn cisculsts. or KnoWiedge OF s9cn at'
t te;l'ps0a IEeoss VIII a. onco s5nu lin
IuIL nltotInAtion Ano Oe PaENcuiaE 20
sen3 sne az lDSr ny Wnlcn tue cIAim IN
eecnfcese is Known u sne pension nu-
T 1r,s-a A..
~ s.-o 2s,o...-..., % ~ s T.,s-.,ts.. o.
- n ~ U . "11etrtS1I 1
1ON1 y ". NV o.-NoleITiIB 70 YOUR
Iettet u inc Snus respecting Ine appoint
nent ny the cotanissiQners OF pensions
Oh person 70 an tue CnIteo otHtes ols-
srlct attorney on TINS ulssrlct IN lnVesti-
gazing ali claims LOT pensions and
pountles' an connection WIZ Wnach
cnArgos are msco sgainst the attor.
neYs' anu eHnne SUCH eases as
tne uLs.ce S.torney snsi! de;
slLe. anu pleset 70 tne gsanu July, l
agEeo WIN you 'na' eucn aPPolntinent
cGnL,o' U1 IhauT W eAauine tno casts
Wnere tne one1sSs cnargSo are not
agains. tne Onite1 states. nut tue ols-
t,ics attoLney, IN ms ieuer 70 you, IN
Ciuuoo Eases "ucio lnoso pouSiou aSent0
make lorna! sppIlcauons 70 me pension
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"If there lie such a thin8 az PRESENT.
ments. would like to know why some
of them weren't around when appoint
ed John Martin Judge of the Third Judi
cial district. &c. w. Click.
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II is announced that vaccination for
yellow fever is q success. But then it
has only been tested on a lightning rod
man and q patent-churn agent.
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Walnut Valley Times: Roland La
kin, an old Butler county boy, was elect
ed county clerk In Lyon county on the
Republican ticket. This will be good
news to his many friends in this county.
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age 70 sppGH9

The most potent argument OF ths
Democracy for . change 10 that no party
EzoppOOed 70 hl-ShOlld b. entrusted
vIIh power 100 long. IN the good old
days OF JACkSonIAn Democracy, they
would have laughed such . claim TO
Scorn. When We observe that the gov
eminent has been 20 perfectly admins
tered by Republicans that not one cent
was lost during the four years Of HAyes,
AAd Aothlng since the expiration Ofihir
isrmj there aOeS not 'seen 10 be wisdom
1n The suggestion ofA change merely foE
the sake OF change. No business man
AcSs upon . principle 50 utterly vicIous
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Gets There All the Same

OMAHA, Nov S.-Revlsed returns con-
firm the previous estima tes that Reese.
Republican, for supreme Judge, will be
elected by less than 5000 majority
The indications are that he may receive
less than $500. Savage, the Democrat
and anti monopolist candidate, has over
l 800 ma jOrity in this county
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A prominent New Yorker committed
auiSlde this week at his hotel. No
cause is assigned for the rash act save
the fact thst an amateur poElet player
occupied room directly acrosa The
court from The apartment Of the victim
Of self-desIruction.
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: FRGPLE TRAGEDY.
4 0AastIS work Of Death Nssr Kansa
ChkV .

4 OhaStlS work Of Death Nsar Kansas
City. ..-.-sF ....i
KANSAS CITY, Nov. ga fearful trag-
edy occurred to-day at the farm house
of H.. Clay MCGEE, ten miles south of
the city. His children, returning home
from school this afternoon, found the
lifeless bodies of father, mother and
older sister lying upon the floor. MCGEE
evidently had killed his wife. shooting
her in the breast with q shotgun then
shot his daughter in the back and then
completed the horror by going 60 an
upper room and swallowing a dose OF
morphine. The house being isolated,
the neighboFs were not aroused, and the
bodies consequently lay until discovered
by the children late in the day. The
immediate cause tor the insane deed ls
not known. MCGEE Ia described IS Q
man OF violent temper, amounting al
most To frenzy at times He wa4 pros
porous, having come into the vicinity
several years ago from Kentucky, where,
il is SAID, he once killed Iaau. There,
were six caildTen--eolne ut them
married. Nancy, the murdered daugh-
ter, was q years old. Another deugh-
ter, the wife of AIF. sands. Hopkins, Q
member of an old family here, WAs &C.
cIdentally shot and killed by her hus-
band some months ago. Hc9ee was As
or 60 years of age.
Mc6ea hae for some time borne an
unsav0ry reputation on the account of
the harsh treatment OF his fsmlly. and
the tragedy to-day is supposed TO be the
result of domestic discard OF long stand
ing.
A reporter arrived late Tonight from
the scene He relates the circumstances
briefly IS follows: Gc(}ee has earned
the general dislike OF his neIRhbors ON
account of his violent tiIspoeition and
the treatment OF his family was the sub
ject of much comment. The children,
on returning home this afternoon, Open
ed the door 0f the sitting room and saw
their mother lying dead upon the floor.
Stricken with fear they ran screaming to
q nsIghbor's house. A party soon gath
cred and fearing violence. on account of
AlcGce's nature, they armed tkemfeiYes
and Then repaired 20 tne house. In the
sitting room they found the body of
Mrs McGee lying upon her face, q ter
rIble gunshOt wound ia her breast, her
| cloak drawn partly on and her hat ~.
ing near. Ip the room adjoining was
the daughter, Mamie. cTonched down
IN q corner, cold Sud Still. With Q wound
in the back. UndeE the bed was 9
| doubled barr0lled shot gun with both
chambers empty. Passing to the door,
at the staircase the party found il fas-
tened. Forcing the lock, they mounted
the stairs and in the nearest room.
stretched upon q bed. with an emptIed
morphine bottle 1t bis side, lay the mute
| author of the awful tragedy. The i'm
mediate circumstances incident % Il
cannot be kn0wp, - she lIps Of tbs Wit.
uesses are sealed In death, but the belief
siS eeAefal that IL was the work
OF BkcGss's evil passions, which had
| more than once before threat
ened some domestic calamisy
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:
0Aa, W1ooen9t1s
AADIsoa, Via. Nov. a-The eAiiFs
roof. inside wall. iron aud ssGe0 eale@as
OF the new eouts wing Of De. espttOa
ell Ct 1 30 p. a. to-day. EAFnsy Hig-
gins And WiIIaam Edgar, of 11diaoa,
were killed Instantly. Wm. Jgapgv
boss masop, 1IiIWag e, SkuIs tfaclured /:
v dyinks tAAsR DoNefl, mAao1. Md,
sou' both iASs 6rokea; Will pRoba6ly
dis' Rhodes, 6hetogRaA, baby Injured.
Jas. Kelly, AGdioOn. leg bg0ke0; badly
injured. Niles Maxwell, Iaaessili0,
injured about tie had I'd Barnes,
NadIson, badly injured. Arthur Lynch,
Chicago, injured badly. Mike ScWank,
Madison, badly injured.
The cause OF the terrible accident
il somewhat uncertain, DNs the
most iSiafible ''the0fY is that the
heavy iron pillars supporting the
roof Of the second story halcoaY sAnk
into the Ilapk on which they rested,
lhNs pulling the sound well ortwaId,
Which IN lIrp caused the Eos1 Ol the
entire wing 10 cave IN. These columns
| we're made Of large pisces Of boiler iron
rolled int0 circular form stove pipe fash-
ion, the JoInters Rat being halted to.
getheF.
A tIspalch hsa been received from
Governor Russ ct Bayfield, instrncsine
| all care TO be taken Of The dead apd Ia
iufed, aRd that be Ylil return fa tkG
ImoEning. Tue mayor OF the city he
ordered an inquest 10 be held ia thl
morning. A fun and rigid investigation
will be held and The blame laid where ]
heiouae.
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WHAT 1T MEANS.

Topeka Capital: There il in human
nature the world over. an admiration foI
manly courage that stands the test, when
tried. While the sour and bitter among
men, go up and down the world saying
there 10 no recognition Of merit, the eY-
cry day fact. patent TO all, il that merit
IL recognized and strength admired and
consistent character IL at premium
among the people. The cynics may
Omile and sneer, but the man who does
his OmcIal duty thoroughly we'll, and
especially when his WORK demands in
tsllig0nt courage. the people are ready
togive generous recognition. This is
the general fact and II 10 true the world
over.
We have had . Judge whose appoint
ment was an accident. and by him un-
asked. In the face of his convictions he
did his sworn duty, with q high cour-
age. The people recognized II and
have said u In their ballots, and we
wish TO honor this man who has been
tried and NOT found wanting. It IL not
the mere sentiment Of the hour that the
judge has pleased by filing the measure
Of The peoples wishes, but the consistent
outcome Of . man who believes rs
matter Of principle in the enforcement of
all laws. The principle IS the founda
ton of the republic, aud down in the
hearts aud c6nsciences of the people,
patriotic love Of country. aud respect
for the purity OF the Judiciary, are
stronger tnAn any other sentiments.
Judge Marin did his duty without
falteriug ant e.. people endorsed htm
At the bsllot Dnx.
This is q all. Th- vr'a yiveo iuirr
Martin me- .iis rshua- p" Ia l~-sne :.
Il means TIA "a" ov".'l. h,V n Hm-
pahY viz, 't- Il 49,. l. u ass
tba' ih. p.,,i ''lr., ~ al To- .n
forced.
The ,..rm'rsu"'n : the AL" >, W
- 20 r"' 81 me li''c- OF T. cI'y a.
jr'ic' - ~ Vailed ! 81
T. < -. aud tar l ~
- l.t 1; i
p. -..a - ..J"4. Ia Thu
81 , iseT she = l'"-
va, Il rm..ugh rul irv !
b,t1 Il ,.e. ot Wi-a L-
MA uc RTuo'can
X az F. --e.,IIrL-,.t inl~ ~ "a.
was i x ,uOIic,-s "a.
Pro-, g., ,. a, w.. X ruriscs ..,
AMI .-u .c-s.fu TN E'..-
upon hm 81 %. '." ti"u
OF god Republic" .Ii "u- - II
qualified for the p,'siuou al judge, Is n
indication Of the temper OF al element
In the party that thinks and votes for 1t.
self
In the great contest between the peo-
pie and the saloons. as TO whether the
prohibition law shall have fair aud I'M
partial trial, we say 70 politicians there
u . nrm determination on the part OF the
people In this state TO stand by the
home against the saloons and to protect
the leglslAtIOn that places whisky under
the bane OF the law.
This IL what We understand to be
the meaning Of the vote for Judge
yesterday.
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A Topeka woman makes a point of
spending as much for jewelry as her
husband pays out for beer and whisky.
Nay heaven prosper the holy crusade OF
the home against alle saloon. = -,
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Romeo and Juliet will be produced at
Atchison On Monday night by q cornbi-
nation including Josephine Kelley and
Frederick Pauldiag. We understand
that the company are preparing TO
come out strong on the balcony "racket"
and the pOlsOniag cuisines" -, -
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Marion Record. won't people cease
10 light fires with coal oilf' anxiously
enquiries the Florence Herald. Oh, yes,
. good many of them will. You can
read Of them eeasing almost every day.
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Father Baker saYs that John Martin
cannot be the next governor of Kansas
The Commonwealth is bowling on the
right alley now.
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Sanafnr Mnhnne Eineh

PETERsBURG. Va, Nov. 8--Senator
Malone was fined SO for drawing a
pistol at the polls el ection day. The
court room was crowded
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We hear of antl-chewing gum socie-
ties springing up all over the country.
The girls seem to be preparing for leap
year on an elaborate scale this year.
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Wv. Phillips and ]. W. Lynn msde
their second annual settlement in the es-
tate OF Miltoa ". Phillips Saturday.
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Considerable Republican gains were
made in Harvey county at the election
on Tuesday. This will tend TO aid the
water works enterprise at Newton.
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AIaa.aehusstts' re,.l vote.

RosYoE, Nov. She state vote, Cos
nOhi still unheard from, stands: Robin
son. 100, 175; RutleT, 15O,O74; Almv
1,S54; scattering, so Total, 81 $50.
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sHHaI, HA1sIaoa. BRnysr4a, !:
crur1 aEesrsSs... =.

w 3he Dr0sident has 20 psmended civil
service EulenaRher eight that IS nov
distinctly prohibits the AppoiatIn0
power alike in every department and
In every poetolf1ce and custom Office
from making any Discrimination IN
selection for appointments By reason Of
any political or religious opinion or
aifisi0tion.
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Albert ". Safer has been appointed
administrator with the will annexed I {
Wm:H. Ha0er. deceased. a,
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Nysssrv C1osFed I'M

81. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-The mystery sur.
rounding the disappearance Of Hannah
Doneesn, Who has been missing since
October 10. was cleared up to-day, when
her husband Ideaiifled body taken { ON
the river a. that of his wife. She had
left home slishtly under the influence OF
liquor.
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

Schuster, Tootie Co. ys. y. p BeBtIy e. al
Notice Is hereby given that By virtue OF an
order OF sale issued out Of the Seventh judi
cial District Court IN and for Wilson county
state Of Kansas, IN the above entitled cauSe
and to me directed, | viii. ON Saturday, the
nth day OF November, 4. ID. 1888 At 10 O'Clock
Q m OF said day. at ths front Iioor Of the
court house in the city OF EmRoFfa. Lyon
county, Kansas. offer for sac and self at pub
lie auction 20 the highest bidder Tor cash. all
the right. title and interest of said defend
ants, \. p Bentley ct al, in and to the fol-
~ h1,est enarter nv -, Of sec,,o,
teen f19l, township tWe1ty-one lzlJ raDge
ten lIGl, all in Lyon coaaty. Kansas. Said
Bentley ct al. to satisfy said order Of sale
W42ts +. L, RYAN
sheriff Of Lyon county, Kansas
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Col. IngefsOll is in ecstacies over she
result of the election in Massachusetts.
Bob may bs "Off's on his theology, but
he has always heen souad on the Batter
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IncOmpatIbility OF temper is keeping
apart Mr.. Irving, the English actor, and
his wife. AND yet there are dramatic
critics who question Irving's genius.
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The old st. james hotel, at the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot, was sold Saturday
trsp 81 .RnO
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The AIaaaaehuaatfn I.arinlnanra-

Boston, Nov. S.-Essex county returns
q solid Democratic delegation To the
senate. The senate now slandd' IS Re.
publlcans' andr 10 Democrats, a Repah-
lican gain Of two
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s- The will OF the late Peter il PerFieI
Was dled-ser probate saturday. 30 -
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Forty acres of school land in 15-20-11
were sold Saturday to Daniel Richards
for eight dollars per acre
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ANTlH0TE 10 MAJ ARIA

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
don, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds OF pills. and TUFTS are the f1rst
that have done me any good, They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
gpleadids food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. / feel like new
Enea.S W-D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
soldsVsryWhsre, 25e. Office, a MuxraySs, n Y.