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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10
The AMERlcUs News.
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TUESDAY, April 2.
The next regular meeting of the U.
P social will be held at the residence OF
NJ. w. Gibson on Tuesday, April 8,
1884. The following is the program ar
ranged for the occasion:
1.-Song by choir.
2-RecItation, Miss Mcbride.
3.-Recitauol, Maud List
Essay. Mrs. NJ. w. Gibson.
5.-Reading, Belle Boyd.
6.-Stump Speech, James MeAuley.
7.-ChaTads.
The foundation for the NJ. Eparson-
age was stsked of yesterday.
The new frame hotel of w. II Egolfh
Is being raised this morning.
Painters are commencing work on the
dwelling of T. Z, Kirk,
J. Wesley Lesh has has stock OF gro
cerIes opened up and Is fast getting
ready for business.
House cleaning is the order Of the day
among the feminine population just now,
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Tcsfce IS hereby given that BY virtue of an
court n and FOR Lyon county and state OF
Esnsas in TIE above entitled cause and 20 me
directed will on Safnr- av, the 3D. day OF
Nay, A. b. 1854. st u o'clock 3 o. ol said Gay
a. ne ,ssart house in the city Of BmpoTia.
I.TOp county, Kansas. 0fIef for sale and sell
- ft5e highest bidder. 1t public auction Tor
cash all the right title and interest OF saIa
real estate to-Wit-
Tof No forty -one IsI3 On MARKET street. IL
fs.s 2. ~ OF EnposiA, Lyon county. kansas
s@i,7 - Al estate to he sold Is 4ha properly 81
said siefent.ant 70 satisfy said order.
$3.50 J. h WILHITE,
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CuLLEaE OF rnPopfA
LAaaED. &c. Aprll ]. 1se4.

AA8HEDs AA1-s ApLu j, 1904
Chronoscepe: The Presbytery OF Larn-
ed met in the Presbyterian church at
z: 80 p. m, and was opened with ser
mon by Rev. 81. 81. ShockIey, Modera-
tor, from Math. II: II, Bring him hitE-
er to me" which was listened to by the
audience with much interest. Mr..
Shockley Ia an earnest speaker, and Is
conversant with church work. Rev. ].
.. McElroy was elected Moderator, and
T. F. Seidigh temporary clerk. Rev. z .
IL. Halbut was granted temporary let
ter of dismlssion to the Presbytery Of
Solomon. The PresbyterY then adjourn
ed to meetat 9o'clock Wednesday morn
ing
April I'd, 9 O'Clock q. m. In pursu-
ance to adjournment, the Presbytery met
at the time and place appointed. Half
an hour was occupied in devotional ex-
ercIses, after which the moderator made
his appointments of the committees and
proceeded TO business.
Rev. R. NJ. overstrset was introduced
and presented the cause of the Emporia
College to the PreSbyteEy of Larned IN q
forcible and interesting manner which
ELECTED hearty and liberal response in
the form of q strong resolution by the
Presbytery. A most touching incident
In connection with the matter of contri-
button TO the endowment fund of the
college Mr.. H. NJ. Robb, an el-
der from Galva and mem
Der of the Presbytery rose and said that
while an application for a pension was
pending at Washington, he had promis-
ed his Lord that when it was granted he
would consecrate the first installment to
His service, and just before coming here
had received word by letter that the pen.
sion was granted him, and he would now
give the $102 to the college. Mr.. Over
street reported that the churches he had
visited in the Larned Presbytery had re-
sponded most literally. Some $4,000 il
already subscribed. Nearly 5000 wa!
subscribed In this city.
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Mr.. A. p. Kelley and NJ rs. Lucy Par
ker were married April 3, by Probate
Judge Kellogg at the residence of Geo.
Armor, in this city. Quite number OF
the friends of the contracting parties were
present, and the wedding, though quiet,
is said to have been highly enjoyable
affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley took the
late train on the Santa Fe going east,
their destination being Stur.
giss, Michigan, where they
expect to reside. The union is suitable
in every way, and invites hearty con-
gratulations from the many friends of
the worthy couple In this city.
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A Run on = Drnr s1or.

Never was such rush made on any
drug store as is now at B. Wheldonis
tor trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Dis
coverY for consumption, coughs and
colds. All persons affected with asth
ma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe
coughs or any affection Of the throat and
lungs. can get trlal bottle of this treat
remedy free, by calling at the above
drug store. Regular size, SI.O0. G0
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Surveyors Notice.

COUNTY EUhFB1Vh OFfIsk.
EMroRIA, Lyon Co. kas., March 70, ISL
I.orirner will take notice that the I'M
dersi1ued surveyor of Lyon county, Kansas
viii o. Monday. April INST. 1854 proceed 70
survey and establish all lines ana corners
neeesSary 70 make complete survey Of the y.
& = OF section 10 and n. ". q OF 20. town ID
range ID.
oi Shsi'ss r. q. EDMISToN,
la~st County Surveyor.
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Bueklena Ammo $40.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world Warranted TO speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers. SaIt
Rheum, Fever Sores. Cancers, Piles.
COMPLAINS. Cerns. letter, Chapped
teed 10 cure in every instance or mor ~
refunded. % cents per bog. For sale by
3. Whsldon. -
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Cottonwood Falls Leader: A. c..
Haines of Emporia, who is running a
sheep rahch on Little Cedar, east OF
Matield Green, had one hundred and
aixty head Of sheen and all his shedding
burned by a prairie IRE on Friday of
last walk
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y. SS55iS-z arc beginning to learn that
they can so.g Just as rich and beautiful
articles in Emp nrla ss In eastern cities,
and especially Is this true Of carpets.
The firm Of d. Thomas & Co. has in
stock body ana tapestry brussels
that cannot be beaten for
beauty In design and excellence Of double
qualities. This hous; selects the choice
from the hnest assoriments and does
this often, thus keeping the latests and
best patterns always ready for their pat
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Holmes & Holden sold the Pusey
farm three miles west OF the city on the
Sixth avenue road, to ]. r. Walkup to-
day. 1t contains eighty acres, and the
price was e.. 700.
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Maud. daughter of w. II. Harmon,
died last Friday at No. 213 Commercial
street, at the age Of four years. The re-
mains were taken TO Usage City on the
noon train TO day.
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The barn of ReY. j. A. Collins, Of
Americus, burned Friday afternoon
with all IT'S contents, including three
horsee.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT ToPEKA, kansas,
March l, 1854.
Notice Is hereby RiTen that the following
named settler has nlad notice of his intention
to make hnai proof In support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Kansas at Emporia, Kansas. on Friday. April
Iett Iss.. -: Charles e. Safer on Home
sfead q I'd for the n - sW. Y, sec. Is. tp. IL
range 12 z.
his eontiDuous residence upon, and cultiya-
fion on SAID land; viz: Angus Baird OF En-
poria. kansas; /. n Wells OF Emp6ria, Kan
sas. Holm Wells OF Emporia, Kansas; d X.
It's ia. FISHER, Register.
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The late purchase by the distinguished
tragedienne, Madame ] anausheck, OF ten
acres on the classic heights Of College
Hill, northeast of this city, will advance
immeasurably, the rank Of Emporia
among the polite and cultured centers
OF the great west. Genius seeks ''the
upper air and solar walk" and the jeal
ous writings OF the Kansas City Times
and Of the dramatic journals Of Topeka
cannot dim the lustre which proceeds
from this home of the arts and sciences.
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survevors Notice.

CouNFx sERyKYoR's 0PFIcE
ExPoRtA. Lyon Co. K as. March e. lsS4j
a. n airKee, Z. s. Scarborough and Hay
wcead and Milton will take notice that TIE
undersigned, surveyor Of Lyon county. Kan
-. viii on Thursday, April 24thr 1884, pro-
$3.50 fTss surseT and establish the corners 70
~ !. w.K OF section 81. town 20. range II
s1d such other corners as may be necessary
y mis- mi surrey TO be made by order and
qaess "a r. H. EDMISToN,
1a.k County Surveyor
s.,l.cv;he for the EnPoRIA DAILY
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From Saturdays Daily.

who Was Win the Deceased It the
Time OF the Oeeurrencs.
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The broken street car was sent to To-
pekA' Saturday TO be repaired in the
Santa Re car shops.
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A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Harry RO5leyeF. Of This City, KILLED thiS
MOrnisg on the Missouri Pacific
Road, . Mile and , HAIf
south east OF Empoxta.

The Facts Connected with the Case. ~
Related by j. =. Green,
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@, W, sOUTRES

IN p. THEIs,
Boot and Shoe Maker.
All kinds of Foot Wear made to order in
the best style. Repairing promptly attended
| to. Shop on west side of Commercial St.,
few doors south OF 9Th avenue.
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
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miscellaneous.

ID. @. GRINNELL, j. p
A MERICUS, KANSAS. Real Estate and
~ Collection Agent. Once third door. east
cor Broadway and Maine. Correspondence
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20

Attic Ugh the gravest charges have
been made against Mr.. James G. Blame
not only by the democracy but by the
clean, honest, intelligent men of his own
party. those men whom the Blaine organs
love to dub Pharisees, dudes, etc, there
is not one single Blaine organ that has
even attempted to disprove those charges.
They have denied them. it is true. but the
evidence of their truth and of Blainc's
rascality has been so overwhelming that
the organs have been entirely powerlcsS
to controvert it. Instead of trying to de-
fend Blaine's record they quietlyigGore the
whole business and rake in the gutter fol-
filth to throw at the democratic nominee
This is a policy, however, that is bringing
forth fruit of unexpected variety, and il
is variety that is making the propaga-
tors of it awfully sick just at the present
time,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20

some one took my hand, and spoke to me
in low musical voice:
my dear little cousin Bessie, will you
ever forgive me for teasing you in such a
wicked manner?"
Hooked up in the face of Clarence
Carlton, strange gentleman whom MIR.
Stetson had introduced; and, like flash
of lightning, the remembrance of one
whom I had seen before passed over me.
He was my cousin, Uriah Smith. | cried
again, but this time my tears were re-
lief and joy.
1t was long before l could forgive him
the trick he has played me-hiring one of
the silliest boys in the country to per
senate him, while he came as a strange
guest to witness the effect of his plan.
Mr.. Stetson was an old friend of my cou-
sin, and was of course in the secret, and
together they had been enjoying my cha
grin and grief. NY guests all had a hears
ty laugh over it, but it was long time
before | could forgive my real cousin, il
was still longer one before l could for>
give Mr.. Stetson. / did grant pardon
though after while, and am now Mrs
Bessie Stetson.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20

ERIE, Pa, Sept, 20.-A committee of Erie
Republicans met Gen. Logan at Dunkirk in
the morning, and upon reaching this city at
. o'clock, he was greeted by the Plumed
Knights and other Republican clubs, and es-
cortel to the Reed house, where
the party breakfasted. In the mean
time a crowd of l4,0O0 assembled
in front of the hotel In response to calls
the senator was introduced by Congress
man Brainerd, who made brief address,
the tenor of which was an urgent appeal to
the Republicans to close the ranks.
Gen. Logan thanked the people
cordially for his heartily re-
ception, and introduced Judge AL
len, Of Youngstown, who also referred to
the congressional situation At noon the
distinguished visitor, accompanied by the
Youngstown Ohio reception committee, de-
parted on a special train via the Erie &
Pittsburg railway. Halls will be made at
Sharon and Newcastle, Pa, but Youngstown
and Canton, Ohio, are the objective points.
There is great enthusiasm among the Re
publicans i'll this city over the general.
visit.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
SOME SOUTHERN SlNFULNEsS.
a Couple of Cases Of Peculiarly Ola.
bOlfcal Character,

ATHENS, Ga, Sept 20.-A few weeks ago
an account was published of a negro man
named Nick Wooten entering the bedroom
of the Misses Barnett at night. He was
tried in Danielville and sentenced
70 twenty years in the peniten-
tertiary. A respectable white man
named John Williams, with a wife and child
living in that neighborhood, employed coun-
sci for Wooten and tried to get him cleared
Wednesday evidence was discovered that
connects Williams with the crime, and
Wooten, who is in Jim Smiths convict camp
was visited by committee of citizens
and confessed that be was put up to the
outrage by Williams who accompanied him
to the house, and that their purpose was
robbery, and outrage on the girls. Williams
was arrested, but, while in custody of Bailiff
John Freeman, his brother slipped pistol
into his hands, which Williams snapped three
times at the breast of the officer, but it missed
fire. He WINS then bound and guarded all
night. His committal trial takes place at
Dowdy, in Madison county.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
MOLLY MAoUIREs AGAIN.
Revival of the Notorious Pennsyls
vania Observation-Disclosures Foot
prints.

Revival of the Notorious Pennsyls
vania Observation-Disclosures Foot
prints.
LOCUST GAP, Pa, Sept. 20. the out
lying districts of the Schuylkill, Luzerne,
Northumberland, Carbon, Lehigh, Wyoming
and Lackawanna regions, the coal and iron
police, as well as members of the de-
tective corps, have discovered unmistak-
able Evidence of the existence of
lodges of the notorious brotherhood of "Mollie
Maguires" Centralia, Mount Carmel, Cir
ardville, Tuscarora, Coal Hill Tamaqua,
Locust Gap, Dark Corner, Coal Ridge, Sum-
NIT and all the patches about Broad Top
mountain from Mahanoy City to Ash
land in one direction, and from Shen-
andoah to Black creek and Quakake,
have divisions of this oath bound
organization, and regular meetings are
secretly held in isolated mountain retreats
The feeling against the Hungarian laborers
is intense Thursday the body of one Hun
garian employed upon Beech creek, on the
Clearfield & Southwestern railroad Was found
near Clearfield creek, in Clearfeld county.
There were terrible suahs and shot wounds
upon him 1t is known that II party Of
miners drove him over from tbs coal coun-
try, and it is presumed the man refused to
leave the country and was assassinated. A
Hungarian name George Unglevaritish was
fatally shot at Centralin. Who fired the
shot is unknown, though a man named Lef-
kowitch has been arrested and taken Ia the
Bloomsbury Jail.
Interviews with Capt Anderson, of the
Shamokin coal and iron police; Capt. Viii
liams of the Schuylldll corps, and Capt R.
j. Linden, superintendent of the Pennsyl-
vania agency of the Pinkerton bureau. de-
Veloped the fact that the statements relative
| TO the reorganization of the infamous society
| is true. a number of prominent citizens,
railroad operators and mine bosses have
been threatened and their names placed
| upon the Mollie Mcguire death list, and their
humiliation is set down for the near future.
| While there is no direct evidence to connect
the Mollie Maguires with theirecent murders,
certain circumstances certainly direct sus
| picion toward them, and the recent mys
| teriops incendiary burnings Of colliery prop
erty in different sections of the country is at
tributed to the brotherhood
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NUNSMITHS.

GUNSMITHS.
Wolf, Chas., III Seventeenth street
HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
Sauerman, John, 219 seventeenth street
H ARDwARE'
Stewart Montgomery, 800 second avenue
Nj ERCHANT TAlLORs.
Wendt, II. 1902 second ayehue.
N Ews DEALERS,
Wimans, j. NJ. Post Office Block.
N EwSPAPERs,
The Rock Island DAILY ARGUS; published every
evening, Sunday excepted in Argus block, OPP
posite Postotfice Best advertising medium in thu
city.
The Rock Island WEEKLY ARGUS; published
every Friday. fine Job department in counec
ton with the establishment.
ID ESTAURANTS AND CONFECTIONERS.
krell, Fred, 1919 second avenue.
Evers, Fred, 1911 second avenue.
STATIoNERs'
Wilmans, j. NJ, Post Office Block
SALooNS.
Westphai, John, 1912 second avenue
WATcH MAKERS
Bromley. G.. A., 1917 second avenue
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
Limerick Refuses TO Paw,

DUBLIN, Sept. 20-The municipal au-
thorities of Limerick have finally resolved
not to pay the extra police tax or send a
deputation to Earl Spencer, lord lieu
tenant of Ireland, whom they denounce
as a tyrant. The extra police were
appointed by the government on the plea
that the local authorities did not furnish
sufficient protection against outrages, and
the cost of their maintenance was assessed
upon the communities to which they were as
signed This is the tax that Limerick re-
fuses to pay.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
OHIO IN OCTOBER.

The elections so far held up to date,
have thrown very little light, if any on
the probable general result in November
State elections have only. been held in
surely democratic and republican states,
and they have given about their usual
majorities. A very important election.
however, is the one to be held in Ohio
he 9TH of next month. 1t is a piovtal
state, the chances being so equally divid>
ed that the victorious party will hardly
feel like shouting until the votes are all
counted The best speakers of both
great parties are concentrated there, and
nothing will be left undone by either
party to secure success. The democrats
have the advantage Of controlling
the state machinery, but that is offset by
the excess of campaign funds in the
hands of the republicans. The fact cam
not be concealed that the republicans
will make desperate effort to carry the
state, for no power on earth could gal
vanize its corpse into light for a Noyem-
ber fight, if the state were lost to them in
October.
While the democrats will do their very
best to carry the state, they have nc
cause to be disheartened should they not
win. 1t may be lost in October and the
presidency won in November, as it was in
1876. Ohio has voted as follows for the
last eight years;
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ohio will send 100 varieties of wheat te

Ohio will send 100 varieties of wheat te
the New Orleans exposition.
There is said to be $50, 100000 invested
in hotels along the line of Broadway, New
York
The Cincinnati Pump Supply company
made an assignment with liabilities OF
100000
The outlook for the fall and winter trade
in all sections of the south is reported to be
favorable.
Two Cinnamon who were born in Walla
Wslla, Washington territory, and are now
of age, can vote.
Reports from eight counties of New York
state that the grape crop has been injured
to very great extent by frosts.
While being shaved at Tcrrc iiaute,
Thursday afternoon, Samuel S. Early, a
wealthy citizen, died in the chair
Frederick Rand has been appointed re-
ceiver of the Indiana Banking company at
Indianapolis, to succeed j. c. s. Harrison.
The next session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Old Fellows will be held in Balti-
more the third Monday in September, 1885.
League ball games Thursday resulted:
Boston 5, Chicago 3; Providence O. Detroit
6; New York 8, Cleveland 3; Buffalo 6,
Philadelphia ,
Little Alice Andrews, of Bath, Me, re-
Gently contributed her savings for two years,
which amounted to 50 70, to the mayor of
that city 10 all the improvements on the
park.
A horsethief was sentenced at Whining
son. Del, to Fay 800 restitution and 500
fine, stand an hour in the pillory, receive
twenty lashes, and be imprisoned for eighteen
months
Howard Tipp, of Sangcrties, N Y,
who, as DR.. George F. Shrady, of New York,
discovered, was one af the eight known per-
sons with their hearts On the wrong side,
died on Monday
Minnie r. paced a mile with running
mate at Milwaukee Thursday in 200.
Johnston made a mile ill 2:llL4, and Rich
ball in 2:lG5 a high wind prevailed and
the atmosphere was chilly
f. J. L. Danford 4 Co.'S bank at
Cheney, ". T, closed, and Danford and his
wife fled to British territory The depositors,
"ho StAp iu4 NUS VIII ip9t v-o,VOb,
threaten to lynch the cashier.
Delegates to the International copy
right congress- in session at Berne, have
signed the draft of the treaty for the protec-
ton of literary and artistic copyright the
adoption Of which will be recommended to
the various powers
Grand Trunk railway stockholders,
in semi-annual meeting At London, declared
a full dividend on first preference shares, but
passed the dividend on second preferred
shares. The net loss on receipts for the six
months was 40, 900 pound sterling.
Recent reports of damage to the rice
crop in the south by floods We're grossly exag-
| ated, and the loss will be small compared
with the total yield Since Jan. India ex-
ported 2, AGO, 800 bags of rice. The Euro
psan market is fairly active at irregular
| prices.
Twenty thousand persons saw the
special race at Sheepshead Bay Thursday be
| tween Dryer Brothers Miss Woodford and
| Lorillard's Drake Carter, the distance being
| 231S miles, and the stakes 5000 side. with
| $1,000 added by the association. Miss Wood
| ford won easily by ten lengths i'll 1888, a
seconds behind the best record.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
Jamaica Wants n Change.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept 20.-Hon. Michael
Solomon, of Jamaica, who had conference
Thursday with the premier of the Dominion
on the subject of Canada annexing Jamaica
says if Canada is not prepared to entertain
such a proposition the United States will be
invited to offer terms, as the present system
of government is intolerable. Mr. Solomon
says Jamaicans are willing to organize rep
resentative provincial government if I'D
mitted to the Dominion, in spite of the facI
that high tariff is not beneficial to them
there being no manufactures on the island
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-The following
card explains itself:
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The Woman's
Suffrage party Of this state had no share il
nominating the Woman's Rights ticket for
the presidency, and the use of the name of
the undersigned as a candidate for vice preSi.
dent is without authority. While the writer
appreciates the kind intentions of the friends
who have made this use of her name, she sees
no need of a special Woman Suffrage ticket
when all the candidates for president arr
friendly to Woman Suffrage.
[Signedl CLEMENCE S. LOSER, NJ. D.,
Chairman State Committee
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
An oscuIatory Monarch.

SKIERNIwICE, Sept. 20.-The Austrian
emperor conferred the grand cross of St
Stephen upon Grand Duke Vladimir, De
Giers, and Prince Lobanoff, He also pre-
sented Gen. Janjutin, commander of the regi-
ment of which he is honorary colonel, with
gold snuff-hox set with diamonds In
making his adieus the emperor of Austria
kissed the hand of the czarina three times
and kissed the car, thanking him for his
exceeding amiability, Deafening cheers fol
lowed the Austrian emperor until his car
riacp was ont of hearing distance