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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27
rHE coRN TRAIN.
Its Arrival This Afternoons at oiacin-


Its Arrival Thls Afternoon at oAacin-
natl.
CINcINGATi. O.. March 22.-The train
of thirty-one cars of corr cent by Sedg-
wick county, Kss-, to the Ohio river
Hood sufferers arrived al o'clock this
afternoon. 1t was accompanied by a
committee composed of Mayor VIM.
GIiffenstein. of Wichita; Col w: J
JeWett, g farmer, and Capt. w. T.
White, editor of the Wichita Beacon,
and also by T. J.. Shelton, of the
Wichita Times, and Prof Henry Wor-
rell, who had charge of the decoration
of the train. a committee from the
chamber of commerce consisting of
Hon Michael Ryan, Cart J. B. Wilson
and Col Sydney D. Maxwell met the
party At Storris Station and escorted
them to the city. The
train is now on exhibition
and has been visited by many people
The corn will be formally transferred
on Monday and sold on Tuesday at auc-
ti0n at the chamber of commerce.
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am cured of C&tarrh and deafness by
Ely's Cream Balm. My aunt was deaf
in one ear. Af;es using the Balm q few
times her hearing was restored. f. d.
Morse, insurance broker, Elizabeth, n.
j. Not liquid or snuff.
was troubled with chronic catarrh
and gathering in my head, was very deaf
al times. had discharges from my ears,
and was unable TO breathe through my
nose. Before the second bottle OF ElY's
Cream Balm was exhausted / was cured
and today enjoy sound health.-C. J.
Corbin, 92S Chestnut St., field mansger,
PhIladelphIa Pub. House. Pa. {See ad-
vertisemenL1
could scarcely speak: il was almost
impossible TO breathe through my nos
triis. Using Eiy's Cream Balm short
time was entirely relieved. Ny head
has not been SO clear mr. voice so strong
in years / recommend this admlrsbIg
remedy 10 all afflicted with eafarrh o.
colds in The head ~ o. Tichenor, shoe
merchant, Elizabeth. N. j. Price 50c.)
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27
A Wedding.

1t was the privilege of the writer
To be present, and unite in the bonds of
holy malimony Geo. b. Spillman and
Florence NJ. Phillips. The ceremony
took place al the residence OF the brides
parents In Pike township Wednesday aft
ernoon. We sat down to tlble spread
with beautiful repast. and-well. we
did not leave until tired nature cri,d
enough.
We hope this young coupe may 90
down hfe's stream in peace and happi
ness all their days, and il they have any
family jars they may BE- jus of good
things. W. n. II.
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PiIss. PiIes.: Piies!:,

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years standing. Noone
need suffer i've minutes alter using Will
iiamss Indian Pile Ointment. 1t alb
tice. gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nothing else. Hon. ]. Coffsn-
bury, of Cleveland, says: Il hsve tried
scores Of pile cures, and il affords me
pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DIR. Williams
Indion Pile Ointment Sold by Frazier
Medicine Co proprietors, Cleveland, o
Mailed on receipt OF price, 81. w. r
Irwin agent Al Emporia,
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HY BrTn naDLkr.

o haastiful amethyst hits,
With yoar crowns of golden tight,
The SIN lie OF the Almighty Sod
Resting upon each height.
o. type ofthis ear hly life,
Hinged. grand and sublime.
There's not path DER thg roct sides
Bat mas lead 20 the sunlight divine.
And among thy hard, srey bouistcrs
Are c0EiDg perPF4na1 pFfDgs;
And through the gloom OF thy foI eSts =
Az eternal nthsm relxns,
And so in the glorious distance
Shall seem TO US this life,
When Time filings his purple mantle
Over its rugged strife.
Aud 50 in tbs grand hereafter,
U,,lifted by Gods own hand
We shall see the unequal lives of men
In towering beauty stand
And the tarrIDg df<cords OF life
Sha i 81. nd in an anthem sweet,
And the rocks shall stand Lii . monuments
That bruise oar climbing feet.
ENPoEIA, Feb. 20, 1854
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Walter whitmire, OF Plano. ulinols,
is in the city looking for location.
We are pleased 10 nGte that John
Holmes is now able To drive tut by him
self.
w. p. Herring has returned TO EN-
poria, sitter an abstnos Of teyer4l
months.
james r lilo, well known among the
Santa Fe boys. is spending some days in
theciIy, -
W. +. Stokes h as spDc; 10 the Sac and
Fox agency to take charge of the Kick
apoo tribe.
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DISTRICT ooUnT rKoonEp1Nes.

THURSDAY, March 90
james Jones VS.. 5. G. Boyce I'll al trial
by court and judgment for the plaintiff
for $2l2 with interest at 10 per cent aud
costs and decree of forecloser.
Simon T., Bishop VS.. the Santa Fe
road dismissed with Ir judice at cost
of defendant as per stipulation on file.
A. Pitman VS.. F. E. Smith; trial TO
jury; verdict for the def, ndent-
The jury in the case OF Thos. e. Mar
tin VS.. Nathan Davis, has been out since
morning.
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A substantial CompI,m.u,

The Knights TemplAr Band received
Thursday the following commuDica-
tion with check tor ten dollars:
To the member. of t. Band,
Emporia, Kansas.
GRNTLRMEN.-Please accept the en-
closed check for ten dollars as u contri
button 10 your general fund from the
State Normal School As q slight token
OF appreciation of your generous efforts
IN behalf of high standard of culture
In music. Very Resp'y,
A II. TAYLOR
We are authorized to state, in behalf
oil the band, that this pleasant token of
remembrance is most gratefully accepted
and appreciated.
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4 WIda Aual.e prnrEist.

Mr.. B. WheIdon ways wide awake
in his business. aud pares no palns to
secure the best of every article II his
line. He has secured the agency for
the celebrated DR. Kings new discovery
for consumption. The only certain cure
known for Consumption, coughs, colds,
hoaEseness. asthma. hay lever, bEon-
chitis, or any affection Of the throat and
lungs. Sold on positive guarantee viii
give you 8 trial bottle free. Regular
size 81. 49,
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A very fine audience assembled in the
NJ. e church last evening 10 listsn to The
lecture of Hon. g. w. Anderson and
wife, Of California, on "Muzzle that
Dog" At the close many came forward
and cordially shook hands with the
speakers. aud expr ssed themselves as
highly delighted with the lecture and
hoped to listen to them again in EN-
poriA
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ERIDAY, March q

ERIDAY, March q.
Mrs. Mary Goddard, of Emporia, is
visiting Aunt Lucy"
]. s. Gibson has commenced the
work OF raising his store room TO a
two story bulldog.
Between $500 and $500 has been rails
ed by subscription toward the erection
of parsonage near the NJ E church.
The prospects are good Tor raising q
sufficient amount to erect commodious
dwelling. We would like to see this
long needed building erected.
B. NJ. Bell is shipping the Whitney
corn; he having purchased 800 bushel
OF SIR. Whitney.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27
a Kansas Lynching Party.

KANSAS CITY, March % "A Marys.
VILE, Kansas, special says: About forty
masked men went TO the jail Last night
and i've Of them entered the Jaiior's res
idence and presented revolyers at his
head and compelled him TO open the
Jail doors. Samuel RaFer, con,
viceed of the murder Of
John Pennington and wife was then
taken out, conducted to wagon bridge
IN the south psrt of town and hanged.
He is SAID to have made full confession
stating that he had no accomplices in
the murder. The mob was very quiet
sad dispersed as soon as the work was
done.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27
Have You Seen It,

Seen vhats The new Davis. Il Is
universally conceded to be the nnest
finished, b st made, and handsom.st
sewing machine IN the market Il is as
much superior II the old fashioned sew
ing machine. for dong all manner of
work, as the telephone is in advance Of
the old speaking tube.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

1t would be we'll for hou sekt epers TO
know chat DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is free from alum, ammonia ana
uIher objec lanai drugs hence the pur-
est aad mist economical. DR. PIECES
Cream Baking Powdtr is beyond sli
question the best and mos perfect Of
anything in the market To insure Ger
tainty. buy II only in cans.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

Messrs Lord s. Thomas the enterpris-
ing newspaper advertising agents of
Chicago have issued pocket map Of
the United States. showing in colors the
divisions of standard time In the five
contin entail sections, also the difference
between standard aud sun time III all
the principal cities on the continG MT.
They will send it to any address on re-
ceipt OF ten cents
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The AMER.cus NEws.
EDITED BIZ RURIow."

THURSDAY, March II.
Sanford Sallee, OF Liberty, Mo-, came
up from that place yesterday, and will
make g weeks stay at Americas.
S. S. Cahill's school IN the Greenlee
district will close Friday, with sppro-
pirate ceremonies. We believe Mr. Ca
hill has given general satisfaction.
Simeon Gariher, carpenter, Is raising
the frame for ]. E. Kinks new dwelling.
Josiah Lamb is getting the material
on the ground for his new residence.
An accident insurance agent could do
good business on this Missouri Pacific
road. 1t is so risky riding over the track
that some prefer to go a-foot
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The Pacific Express Company RObber,

The Pacific Express Company Robbery.
ST.. LOUIS, March 20.-Wednesday
an express wagon driver named Harry
Gilmour, called on the officials of the
Pacific express company and told them
that on the Wednesday alter the big rob-
berry, young man had hired him to
haul box weighing 125 pounds from
No. 413 Morgan street to the office of the
United States express company. This
box was addressed toThes. Wilson, Kan
sas City. Superintendent Morsman Of
the express company questioned Tiller
concerning this Incident,an he said that
he could not very well carry around all
the silver he had stolea from the ez-
press company. and SO he had shipped
box of is TO Kansas City, intending to
call for it whenever chance offered. The
Kansas City officials were conferred with.
They found the box mentioned and
shipped II. 1t contained no less than
$4,000 in silver. Tiller now seems very
penitent for his act, but absolutely re
fuses to connect McFAdden, his accom-
piice, with the robbery, although there
is absolute proof against the man.
It is now aseertaincd that Tilier and
McEa00Sn occupied room In the
house, Alb Morgan street, only three
blocks from the express office, for week
before and three days after the robbery,
and that neither disguised himself nor
made any special effort at concealment,
both being repeatedly on the street
Here Is where the mOney was prepared
for shipment, and on Tuesday
night MeFadden started for Chicago
with leather trunk containing most of
the swag, and ON arrival there shipped
| il to Milwaukee directed t1 John Pay
ton. TiIIer followed Friday night, but
on the Wednesday previous he shipped
| 81, 600 ID silver coin 70 Kansas City ad-
| dressed to fictitious name, with orders
to keep till called for. This has been re-
covered by the express company. The
| Morgan street house is occupied by A.
T. Burton, who identifies McFadden as
1 the one who rented the room of him under
the name of Taylor, and identifies FILLER
as the man who occupied the room with
/ McFadden after the robbery was CON-
| mitted. The express officials claim they
| have positive proof that McFadden lefl
| here with the leather trunk and was in
Chicago on the 9Th inst, returned here
later in the week, and on the Sunday
night following STATED for sherman,
Texas They have no doubt Of being
able TO prove his completely In the rob
berry.
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SAruRnAY- Mnrch %

SATURDAY, March 70
Mary Norris VS.. j. 4. Norris; decree
of divorce granted and custody IF chill
dren as prayed for.
j. K Finley vs. John Savage; judg-
ment for plaintiff FIR $l2 and costs.
A. HankIns VS.. Mrs. A. Branson trial
to court and judgment for plaintiff for
$22 and costs; excepted 10 and conclu-
sions Of law and fact filed.
The case of Ellen +. Mills vs.. the
Santa Fe railroad is in progress of trial
at this writing. In this case the plain
tiff brings suit to recover $S3, the value
of n trunk lost by her on the road named
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nEissouri casshlne 1t.

81. Louis. March 20.-Reports from
Maries county. in southwest Missouri,
ssy thai the cattle disease has broken
out in tbas county. Three herds are
affected, bat prompt action has beck
taken to prevent The spread OF the
disease.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

The registration books at the city
clerks office closed Friday evening. The
following is the number of volers regis
tered by wards: First ward, 20J; Sec
ond ward, PAL; Third ward, 25i; Fourth
ward, 2O4; trial. 031
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rRoM THE srAre CAPITAL


$500
DoIse :. OF sis R..nsas soioss .tsEsp>ka-
what ma psAa accomplished By ihe
Legislature.
stan CorresDerd eBce OF tbs NEWS
T.PeKA, KANs. March I0-Io-day
little was accomplished BY the legis-
lalurs beyond pIeoasat,ry work. BIC
Bride WAS admitted To The vacant seat
of Mr. Bliss Il Fl. IN The it5th district
and approx rist. resolutions wers adj
dopted on Ihs death of Mr. Balm. Of
Barron county. Tie resclulis Us were
reported by committee consisting of
Fallenwider. of But er, GiIlett and
Gabriel, and after the passage Of the
resolution the house adjourned until 2
p m.
AT THE AFTERNOON SESSION
the speaker laid before the house q
communsc ttion from state tTeasuEeE
Howe, watch was a. foliows:
TOPEKA. ksUs March 10. 1884.
Hon. Jas. d. snofdy. Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives
. DEAR -SIR.-In~ compliance with the
resOlution Of Che house, adopted March
18Th, have tile honor t. submit mere
with the accompanying statements,
showing The amount in the treasury and
the different funds TO which il belongs,
and the con. iition of The general revenue
Iand Jan ary I. 1884
Very Respectfully.
SAMUEL +. HOWE.
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1HDAH0 LVIkNL On usNLI
% XeseY Street, New York.

The city OF EmporIs has Instituted
proceI dings in the district court against
+. 4 Smith, II. B Morse. Van McCOl-
loch, J. J. Wright. T. L Ryan, and
other petitioners praying for temper
AIRY injunction restraining said petition.
ers from incorporating q
city of the third class
adjoining Emporia on. the west, and
praying that upoa hearipg Of the
Case that the injunction be made
perpetual The petition will come up
for hearing on the 2Oth.
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The executive Committee OF tie
United States guild baveAPp united Mr..
II: E. Fox OF this city secretary, to fill
tho unsxpircd term of Jussph Baker,
doc, as.d
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Justice Fletcher hurried ut his office
Friday evening" HUghandus jackson and
Bette Mitchell, bob of Center town.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

Charlie Ryder has put up 1T his drug
store beautiful new suda foundation
aud al O one FOR mead TEry are from
Philad alpha, AMI were manufactured
by Chas. LippiRcott & Ca.
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ANTIDOTE TO SAIARTA.
" FEETa ITKE a NE41 nrAN.

al have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds Of pills. and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
have natural passages. feel like q new
man. W..D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
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Pruyn Il PelrsAll sold Friday splen-
did span OF bay Toadsters 70 n. w. d
Bird for $3.50. Mr. Bird has team
that Is hard 20 beat.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Morgen. of Cot
tonwood Falls, celebrated the Goth ami.
versary of their wedding Friday even
ing. A number OF Emporia people were
present at the party, which was very
ENJOYABLE
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Edwafd CarsweII the orld-renowned
temperance advocate, has recovered
from his Illness aid is again in the field.
He will be In Emporia Wednesday, The
26Ih inst: Further notice Of place and
prices will be mad. hereafter.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

A. w. Plumb made a sa,e al his place
on Badger creek Friday which aggre-
gated $4,000. He ex9,c To engage in
the mercantile business at Reading with
NJ w. Stfstton. Tna1 will make tirm
which ought to succeed.
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The board OF county examiners Sat
uriaY granted one first grade certificate,
fourteen second grade and five third
grade. There were fnurscen fixtures.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

II was lucky for Tom Lewis that there
was NO council meeting Friday evening.
Girl.
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Probate Judge Kellogg married at his
office Saturday August Ludwig and Sarah
Z. PartlGw of Jackson township. y.
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It's due TO g. WsshinEt IN Frederick
u say thst be claimed from the first that
It wasn't mouth and foot dis .ase. Z
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ID. w. Eastman made his first annual
settlement Friday as administrator Of The
estate of the late Joseph Peak.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

Ms Tindall sister of Mrs. W. T
Kitchen, dislocst=d her wrist al the
skating rink Saturday
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Gov. Norton is nIling mp the sslIck-
est" real estate Office in town m the new
addition to jays opera house.
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TIE LEGISLATURES.
IAssoeiateeS Press Repor.


ToPEKA. Ks. March ga petition
was received this merning in the senate
from James Carter and 125 other citi-
zens of Anderson county, asking that
there be enacted a law establishing q
local option township herd lev. twas
referred to the committee on agricui-
ture.
There was introduced by Sanator
Matt. q bill. No. IS entitled, an sct for
the protection of cattle against spi1sae or
Spanish fever. and passed.
Senate bill No. Is, introduced by Sem
ator Rector, providing for the ineorpora-
ton Of towns located partly In one aud
partly in another county. went through
to third reading and was then passed.
Senate bill No. Il, entitled, an act ap-
propriating $4,000 for the payment of
the special session expenses was passed.
The senate then adjourned until 2
o'clock this afternoon.
HOUSE.
Attic opening of the morning session
of the house. the death of Hon. j. P.
Sutton, member from Anderson county,
was announced and a memorial was
presented by GeoS. Greene and adopted,
expressing the sentiment of the house.
Mosher, OF Edwards county, intro
duced bill to create fire department
in certain counties for the prevention of
prairie fires, when the veterinary sur
geon bill came In, and on the question
of concurring in the senate amend
ments it was passed over
for the time to await the fate of the
general quarantine bill.
A legislative appropriation bill was
passed, based on ten days session, the
amounts footing up to about $14,S00, in.
Guiding $500 for the pay and expenses
of the veterinary surgeon sent to Wood
son county by the governor.
Senate bill No. 5. the general quaran.
tine law was reported TO the
house, as having been passed by the SEN
ate, just as The house was taking final
action on its No. 6 of the same subject
matter. These bills differ considerably,
but the differences srs likely to be al
justed during the day, either by one
house accepting the bill of the other oil
by the action of committee OF confer
ence
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All declare II Ia be model OF beauty
and workmanship. The new high-arm
Davis sewing machine embodies all the
latest Improvements known To- The trade
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-27

ID. L. Thomas has broken ground tor
an adult ON t. the room on Commercial
street, occupied by Griffith 81 Ewing,
which will extend back TO the alley
This will give the eutirprising lessees
one Of thu best business places iu the
city. and will meet the demands Of their
grnuiny trada
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TUFTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DIsoR DERED LIVER,

From these sources arise three fOurths OF
the diseases OF the human race. These
symptoms indicate their existence: Loss of
Appetite Bowels c0stiVes Sick Head
aeAes fu11nea8 after eating, aversion 90
ezerfAon OF body or mind, EEuefaGfOn
of fOOds 1rrItability OF temper, Low
spfrttss A feeling OF having neglected
some duty, Dizziness E1utte ring at the
Ored Urine, CONSTIPATION. and de-
mand the use of remedy that acts directly
on the Liver. AsaLiser medicine TUFTS
PILLS have no equal. Their action on the
Kidneys and Skin Is also prompt; removing
all impurities through these three 50 0cavs
engesa OF tlaS systsEa,f producing appe-
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear
skin and vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gr1p4ng nor interfere
with daily work and are q perfect
AMTln0fE 70 AAAA ARIA
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The TeLnss.e,aas win Le here on the
2s;h Of April
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The "Floral Cabinet" not only fur
nishes, free, valuable contributions to
the flower garden III It's premium roses
or flower seeds, but In its monthly issues
gives accurate information, with Illus
trations, upon the various phases of
amateur n riculturc and the novelties
constantly engaging tho attention of the
floral world. Subscription price 81 %
per year. Address,
IADtva, ErYny.r C.pTuN.r
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Frank Goerlich died quite suddenly
Wedn, lay at the residence of II Becker,
at the corner OF Commercial street and
Seventh avenue, at the age OF % years.
He had been Ill for about two weeks,
and the physicians pronounced his dis
cas-, blood poIsoning, The deceased
was a baker and had worked fer Mr..
Becker for nearly q year. The funeral
took place Thursday afternoon.