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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Eyen II sSe rrpo-t - ,rue that J-dge
Joan 2art,, 'o,TrriY 4 o. nccrst. prom
u'a 20 ssp5o-t tn srpa0li5n c4pd;ja.s Tor
EOv-'.o7 "a :D,s d.,is. Z mil CIT ne ng,i.e.
~ sc -hJSrS.saa It. Judge slarSln has
D. r. s'sNinT rYss Sisss 20 refused 20 &C.
~ the = aioSrs:.; aomilasio3 A. 3.1po-!s
80 yrarsEgo. when re- wsIlI cer;siciy
nave n"A elected Tds deaaocrsts man
's"1 - get EloaE without him two yesrs
arc, asd cl;c;sd = mar w-s:o was nc, AFRAID
- s,cri. gaey I'm do .Ae Sarno RS
ear
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Aeri.r.ng fr'-as. o FranE James have
presented Alrn w';h horse sad brggy,
AID &c uow 'sSes day e-ircs IN rate
course near Ia5e2"a1eacr, ~ n TIRE
6-v.i h:nseif shoa!I :,!.s . ,is abode in
,ah co.ntry. I; wc''is NC: Be twer'y-fo,:r
hosts Ds!9rs q ioi .: s:cSly ser;ims lists
To':'d % cn11t7or'i- 20 Sans ~" with
h''n II NOG'd Dc pres~riin-, hioi With g.
Laene,s ~ esteem ~ APPLICATION.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

AZ the ouSorsuk Of the cholera In FnncS
the swallows all migrated, and have not
Jet rSturnod, aud mis- IL taken a. cvidsnce
that tho atmosphore ~ still vitiAtsd. The
number Of cases Ia Marsellles and Tulon
are decreasing. and the fear that all En-
rops would be mnerOr Is somewhat al
laVed
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Carl Schurz, Gro. VIM. Curtis and 9th
Or New York Independent republicans con-
tipue TO hold meetings and receive new
msmbsrs Into tbSlr ranks. And they are
- unAltsubIy opposed to Blaine as they
are enthusiastically In favor OF Cleveland.
The independent vote made mp good part
Of ClcyslAnd's $4,000 majority In New
York two yrars ago.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Texas papers sttrmps to make lt appear
that IN dlsesss that killed 20 many cattle
last work at the Chicago stock yards, and
devastated herd In this state, ls not Tex
- or splcnlo frvrr. but the result Of drink
Ing AlkAll water. The explanation won't
do. In 'hIs country we know what the
dlarase L.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

With two republican candidates for
state senator In this district, II occurs that
. dem 'erlt may be elected. Anyway,
there Is no harm In tho experiment OF
running eSndisAS,, and therefore we will
ak the senatorial committee Of thls die
trlot TO wake up.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

John Alexander Logan offered his SER
Vle~s - . slAve cutcher In q speech In con.
gree Ia 1851 Thess are bls words- @You
call Il The dirty work OF the democratic
party to catch Fugitive slavos for the SOUTH
err peopIsi We are willing 70 perform
uhAt dirty work. I do not cOnsldar 4
dl'Eraosnil to perform any work. dirty OF
not dirty, which ls In accordance with the
hws % the land"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

With accsstOmed res alarity, and in the
face of ciui service reform doctrines, the
rapu blicln national ooumittes has sent oct
oiroaIsrs to all governnsnt employees, In
ci1ding army ofiicers aao clerks asking
Qualifications to the campaign fund.
Whilc tue subscriptions are supposed to
be voluntary, woe be to the poor devil who
rsflses to respond.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08
A speciAi pgeSs alspaton from CHluw,

a speciAi pTess alspaton from Caldwell
under GATE OF J;,iy 3oth, ai;., says. "a. E
Green. AZ inspector Of tis gsaer2i lard Of
Gee, Is here, with orders from tie interior
department. 10 nanoye ~ intradeEs f.on
the iDdiEn territory. He has called upor
The military authorities for support. and
General Hath Is here with ample force Of
cavalry ready TO take the field A yisor
oos campaign seainst the Oklahoma boom
ers will be Insagcated at once. They VII
be PIT OFT sno kept OF. The cAt.lemer
who are Rrszing herls under lease froa
tie CheroIsess will not be disturbed"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

A Ga@ year, 20 when DsK.cr t.u,.rd 4
o1ls ca soms:i.'g undrr 2.i7, {; .4s
t'ought that III. aae eaaiJ nos be iu-
prosuI. b-tit hss e-adislly been lowered
unal Say CSC Sc ..In eisim = VuBlir rcc.
arj of2.iO, maJc l1rt Seeb, Rt Psovi.L1ace.
Hnd Maids s.. VAu.esb.lf's rssTr. rg
i'yf a;'"r made a u,ii- la 2ss thoash The
"Xh6.r' "a v.ts uDt fnsds Dab:.e. 2oys
now Hing o'ay rcs~oHs5ly expect TO sco
= OIL, ifO,te1 IN $50 Edn.t,s 6,forr the
yea 1910.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

~TammAny Will come around 70 the sup
Rort OF Cleveland In dno Tine" Il the gen
srai opinion among democrats. Kelley
has never said thai he would DOT support
u's d"'nocrailc ucket, aud It Il not lIkely
Nc WILL All this 10 talk about the Irish
not supporting tire Jacket All democratu
viii support Cleveland and Hendricks, and
November will prove ~.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

WIN. Daniel, the prohibition candidate
for vlcr.prcsi'lrnt IL hDrrid looking old
crank, one Squintlng eye, worse than But.
i-r''. coarse sensual lips. ragged beard IN
der the chln, and with nothing Prrpossess-
Ing about him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Because Grover Cleveland. while sheriff
Oficia;cd at the hanging OF s.llain who
murdered his own mother, VIII not make
him unpopular Rnoas people who Hsnt to
see ths Law enforced. lie Tad iae nerve
70 d. tie work Re was elected to do, AID
aid not attempt 70 shift the responsibility
On al under-sasriff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Lieut. Greedy aud the surviving members
OF his arctic party. arrived at Portsmouth,
N. H., hst week and WIRE met by men,
bera OF their falnllivs. Secretary Chandler
wa also there AID the reception given the
rxsc,IeL party was grand,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Special: OtiAwA ls indeed coming TO the
front with metropolitan airs while our
Oeautifnl little city has no wAtor or gas
works. yet she hSs snterprisIng citizens.
A day or two ago . number Of our moat
lnnususlAl citizens held . meeting At the
court houss and organized cremation 80
cigty With q capital OF $4,000.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Tho stage Vrice at llArpar has been
chang-d 60 the Patterson house. Persons
going from or coming TO this section
should by all means stop at the Patterson
while In HArrr. Il i justly entitled to
patronage. anil Il getting its share.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Ia SAlin- cOuIity, ihi. state, the rcpubli-
cana have boltrd uls action Of the stAte
convention at Topsks. and have organized
an independent club. The same thing will
occur In many other counties In Kansas,
this Hoar.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08
4 Party ~ Himself.

OaAC2IO NgWos
pardon me, sir, but yoa hid not cheer
a. the procession passed you are not .
Blaine man2"
mo, I am not"
"You think, then, that Cleveland
should -"
"Yoa mistake me, lsir, I am not fol
Cleveland"
"Thsn Il is Butler whom you
Wrong again, sir; could not consist
emily vote for Butler"
"Whati not for Blaine, nor Butler. mol
Cleveland You must be prohibitionisi
then. You're the nrst st. John man I've
met this year."
I'm sorry to hear you say that I'm St
John himself"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08
OBryan & ShepIer,
REAL ESTATE LIVE Stock
AsGOMMISSION MERGHANTS<z
MEDICINE LODGE. KxNsxs
PARrAlHET oFfPR0pERN FoR:sME,

o leo acres, s miles from town, win tnbss
ana Wnter and good farm land go
10 le0 acres, miles from town, al under
fence, good water and timber ely6oo
II leo acres, miles from town, timber and
water, some fencing, tl,Oc
water, - acres fenced, el.Do
~ 100 acres, miles from town, wzter and
timber, ~ head cattle farm implements 81 200
II 80 acres, miles from town on Medicine
river, water and timber. lo0 acres fenced. q 800
Is 80 acres on Medicine river, 100 acres un-
der fence, good timber and water Zoo
le 900 acres, all fenced. timber and water,
IL 100 acres good farm hand ". Of town $500
10 7Ooaers house q water. farm land pacrs7K
10 Soacres, . miles OF town, II story frame
house, living water, al fenced, 90 acres IN cub
ovation, eaGoo
30 40 acres. an fenced. lasting water ad,olp-
ing No. 10, e1,eoo
81 $50 acres, 5 miles from town, % acrss
fenced and In cnltfvation. Sl,No
- 100 acres. miles from town, an good
farm land and wei improved, N,oW
- 60 acres. all good farm land and well
wntered. 70 acres feuced, 4 mile from p. Q. and
60 s, saS s, head OF good horoushbrsdn a %
a 600 acres decided land and loo acres fen-
ced and divided In two pastures, % bead Of cat
ue. mostly cows nd celves = acres IN eultayar
IS SO acrcs OF land, $50 acres IN cultivation
and 10 head OF cattle. Galloway bun, el8.soo
- S20acres deedsd land, 500 fenced. timber
and water, 20 OF 70 acres In cultivation good
houses. $50 bead Of cattle, head OF mules, Q
hOrses, farm implements, $500
81 loo acros decided land. n miles from tswn
ven wafered, 40 acres fenced. 100 head OF cattle
10 horses, al ranch property included el8,SO
- 80 acres Of land, weIl-watersd. zxncras
add stables GEOO
g mo- acres Of land on tAs Cnarroa river.
Drtoe ex.foo
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

The live stock market opened. . trias
hrmrr this wr"k; the weather IL cooler,
and the indications AIS that next week will
b. q good tlma to ship fat cattle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Brick Poweroy will SOON commence tile
publication Of q democratic illustrated pa
p~ri New York cIty. and will support
Cleveland and Hendricks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

The Harper Gnphie cr,'~rs - tEcl
IEDEx and hopes for m or'T c..tle ..rl
b~twcen Medicine Lodge an nSrper
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Grover Cleveland weighs rs poan5a ~
oirhIpOi- but when u comes 10 his poiii.
cal hghting weight he pulls down the
bsam NJ $50.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

TAke the Great Burlington Route. Parlor
chair cars, seats froe via the Burlington. Daily
trains and elegant dining cars through to Chi
oago from Kansas City every dzy IN the week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

A part VI the Uui'rS a.-' r.t1 IL
Washington City fel' 'is' S,,rrssT iaI
killed seven p-pons.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Alabarna sl.c1sf.rr ..~7ocrs,.c state
ticket las; Monday. = - 20, grtt
straw.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08
Farm PnDDeYtu.

Dries. ' adjoining s'~n. al under .. 6. &c
price. per acre. Si3
80 aeres, nile from town, win q rood
soase, AL under fence. per acre, al
- - ecros, under fence aomo rood farm
I'D. pert In cuItiVAtion, two miiSs from tow.
prlee Per acre. ~
~ aeres, mile from town, under fence,
.Oese orchard. - Acres cultivated. $3.50
u.s,. " acres. mile Of town. fenced. good house
US Aores, adjoining town, timber ana Nv
lo acros. miles west OF town. wen i'm
proved and rood farm land, SiJD
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08
City PropeYtU.

~S ssOHOs S4s
l-House, srooms, Slots, on Cherry g., 5000
9-House, lots, LIST Ave IS,
3-House ana lot, LIST AveW oof
4EHouse and 2 lots, Kansas Ave- oo
S-Four acre lots, "a Ave W, M
e-House and 3lots, wash AveE cor
J-Barn and lots cor Walnut 4 wash. Nv. Isf
e-HOuse OFT rooms. acre Iot, Spring q. 3,9O(
lo-Brtck house and lots, X. ave. z sOr
l-Fine residence, I acre lot, Spring q LOO
liz lots Kansas avenue east lOr
l3-HOuse and S lots, Kansas ave. Z Sr
lA-S lots Warrington ave. West tor
III ~
business house stock goods, N Main. :. SOC
lT-eSsory brick business house. N Main Ron
lS-House % rooms. . lots. Ks. aveE ooC
le-House and barn, acre lot. ID Ave, W sOOc
sO-basness house and lot. n. Main It. l.soc
N-t lots, ssxl5o, Oak 81 and lssAv.W N
n-sroom house. barn. a lots, LIST Ay. W 100
sS-troou house. lots. wash. Av.R. l.lo
S4-House and lOt. wash. AvoR am
1e-house and 8 lots, wash AveR Ilm
H.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

~ NfNN ~" =
THoS. A. HnNpRIcT5. = Indisrs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREVTrIES.

Judge Lawrence, of New York city, has granted
an absolute divorce in favor of Mary Louise De
Wolf babe Viningl against Harold De Wolf.
VIM T. Hendrickson, of Isl North Clark
street, Chicago was struck by a locomotive near
Irgington, n. Y, yesterday, and instantly
killed.
Frank Rosenhauer, aged twenty, came to New
York city, from Chicago, Thursday night, and
yesterday was found dead in hotel, sutfocated
by gas.
Al Hartford, yesterday q large number of
Connecticut elrgymen advocated, before the
railroad commissioners restriction of Sunday
traffic on railroads.
The cap of a boiler at the Belmont Oil Works.
Philadelphia, blew out last evening and John
Simpson. an employe, was fatally sealded.
Joseph Taylor and Hugh Gantz may recover.
While men employed by the King Bridge Com
pany were repairing the Brazos tTexas) river
bridges, an enbankment caved, killing the fore
man, G. w. Smith. and one workman, and seri-
ousy wounding three others.
Doc Cheatham. aged fifty, was found dead in
bed at his home in Washington county, Ken
lucky, with seven bullet holes in his body The
old man had been on bad terms with his family,
and it is supposed some of them murdered him.
Mrs. Mandelbaum, the notorious New York
fence" arrived in Toronto. Can, on Wednes-
day morning accompanied by a man supposed
to be her son. Her hiding place has not yet
been discovered. She is not at any hotel. She
was dressed in a rich sealskin cloak and cape.
John Purscht, native of Vienna, aged
| thirty four committed suicide in mis- room in
New York city, Thursday night First he took
dose Of oxale acid then he hacked his head
several times with an OK, and finally sent a
bullet into his brains Purscht was crazed with
jealousy
Geo. Harland, leading merchant of Corn
wall, Ont, was arrested yesterday, charged with
perjury, at the instance of Francis Thibaudeau,
INGREDIENT Of Three Rivers. The alleged per-
jury was committed in deposition of Harland's
i'll the case of the Exchange Bank against Thi-
baudeau
The remains of Francis d. Moulton was buried
from his late residence on Lexington avenue,
New York, yesterday. Rev. f. b. Coe of the
Fifth-avenue Reform Church, of1ieiated. Among
those present were many of the deceased's en-
ployes, his former partners. j. p. and Geo. c..
Robinson and Franklin Woodruff; Charles A.
Dana, committees from the Produce and
Merchantle exchanges, and many other persons,
In the United States Circuit Court at Norfolk,
Va, yesterday, a bill was filed by United States
Senator Malone, suing for himself and others,
as bondholders and stockholders of the Southern
Telegraph Company, charging fraud, waste, mis-
management and insolvency on the part of the
management of the company, and praying for
an injunction against the receiver, and the wind
ing up of the concern.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-06
PERSONAL MENTION,


Hon. James T. Johnston, of Rockville, is at the
Grand Hotel
Mr.. E. D.. DIN, of the Howe Machine Com
pany is in the city.
William NJ. Try, of Circleville, o., was in the
city yesterday, visiting friends.
Cass Byfeld and j. B. Ryan are said to be the
latest aspirants for the postofiice
Rev. David Walk will deliver lecture to-mor-
row evening on Our Relations 70 the Invisible
World"
Col Henry Jordan, of Gfeencastle, was in the
city yesterday. He says they are putting up a
new college building every few days at DePauw
Sylvester johnson, vice president of the
American Pomoogical Society has been ap-
pointed by that organization as q delegate to the
New Orleans Exposition.
The wife of George U. Bingham died yester.
day morning She was niece OF Governor Hen
bricks and was twenty-six years old. Notice of
the funeral will be published to-day.
Washington Critic: Archie McGinnis. of In
dianapolis, has resumed his duties as one of
the clerks to the House committee on invalid
pensions. Arch is a popular governor
Mr.. VIII o. Bates, formerly of the Journal.
has been promoted to the news edtorship Of the
St Paul Pioneer Press, with which paper he has
been connected for several months. Mr. Bates
has host of friends in indianapolis who will
hear Of this deserved promotion with pleasure
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-06
A PresbxteriaI Missionary.

The Indianapolis Presbytery, deemingi it neces-
sary to have some one in the field to look after
their vacant churches have elected Rev. L. G.
Hay presbyteral minister. His duties will
be; First, to visit the vacant churches systemat-
ically, so apportionng his own time among
them as to afford each one it's due share in the
ministration Of the word Second, to educate the
churches to liberal views in regard both to
their own support and contributions to the mis-
sionary work of the church, and to aid in every
way the grouping and permanent supply of va
cant churches. Third, to report to the home
mission committee and to the committee on
vacant churches from time to time such facts as
ought to come under their review. and to present
at the regular meetings of presbytery detailed
account of his work The presbytery will meet
again on Monday, at IL A M, at the Second
Church
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-06
THE KNIGHTSf0WN HOME.
Annual Report of the Trustees of the Insti-
tutiOn-MOre Money Asked For.

The trustees and officers of the Indiana Asy
hum for Feeble minded Children and Soldiers
Orphans Home filed the sixth annual report of
the Institution with the Governor, yesterday.
The trustees devote large part of their report
to the contradiction of the statement that the
department. for soldiers orphans had been abol-
ished, and in their remarks regarding the matter
they say: mo attempt was ever made to abolish
the orphans home, nor under the present man
agement has single applicant been rejected
whose papers showed him OF her to be of proper
age and the orphan child of an Indiana soldier.
1t was not expected, in the founding of
this home that the soldiers orphans in Indiana
would last forever, but that the number would
naturally decrease, and that eventually there
would be none left for care at the home. The
truth OF this theory is being verified. In 1873
there were go orphans in the home. This num-
Der has gradually diminished until now we have
but M"
The charge that the orphans and idiotic
children were thrown together in the institution
is characterized, in bad photography, as being
''as falls as falls could be-
It. is stated as usual, that the children are
well fed, well clothed and are coutented and
happy" but it is claimed that this has all been
done Eat the expense of reaching ahead of the
scanty monthly allowance" and it is further
stated that ''the limited appropriations posi-
lively insufficient and will not run the machine.
Therefore, notwithstanding the utmost eeono-
my, we find ourselves in debt at the close Of the
fiscal year about s., 600"
The trustees ask the General Assembly to
make appropriations for the following purposes
in the sums named: New range, $500; laundry
building. $4,000; current repairs per annum.
81, 50O for the purchase of $50 acres of Iand and
a new library. $500 additional buildings,
1876, 600; homo support and school expenses, $28,
600; asylum support SIS OO0; to meet the de-
fciency, $1,000; superintendent and trustees,
s., 600
The superintendent's report states that in the
department for feeble minded children there are
forty seven boys and fortyon girls. 1t will be
necessary to erect more buildings, he says. be-
fore any more children can be admitted In the
orphans department there are ninety-six boys
and forty seven girls, of whom thirty four have
been admitted during the year. The average
cost of maintenance per capita is 1924 per an
mum
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-06
Amusement Matters.

The merry musical comedy Dreams, or Fur
In a Photograph Gallery" was repeated at the
Grand last night to highly-amused audience
Mr. Kruger is very funny and he is cleverly
supported. There will be two more perform
Ances-ths afternoon and evening.
Deminick McCalfrey, the noted pugilst who
is regarded as the best young man of his day,
and a company of athletes will give exhibitions
at the Zoo this afternoon and evening, consist
ing of boxing and spnrring in addition to the
regular house programme There will be nc
advance in prices, thirty-hv and twenty five
cents admitting to all parts of the house
The fancy dress carnival at the Meridian Rink
viii take place next Friday night, a mistaken
announcement having been made about it yes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-06
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