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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-14
rae CoNoKEe ,r1oNAL oLEANrKs

The social gwen at the church last
Friday by the Congregational Cleaners
drew together a large attendance oil
young people and the entertainment
was quite successful. A literary pro-
gram was rendered early In the evening,
and afterwards refreshments were served
IN the lecture room. The young men,
bers Of the organization managed the
social with creditable tact and skill, and
deserve the thanks of their patrons for
q very pleasant evening.
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PIlssi PiIesi.Pilssis.

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch
ing piles. One bog has cured the worst
cases of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer I'VE minutes after using Will
Iisms' Indian Pile Ointment. II alb
serbs tunOrs, aIlsys itching, acts Is poul
tice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nothing else. Hon. j. Gotten
bury, of Cleveland, says: Il have tried
scores of pile cures. aud it affords me
pleasure to cay that have never found
anything WhHch gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DR.. Williams'
IndiOn Pile Ointment. Sold by Frazier
Medicine Co proprietOrs, Cleveland, o.
Mailed on receipt of price, 81. W. r.
Irwin, agent at Emporie.
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DLAIt UI AHuEdfI
TunU Huunau
BURGLARY AT AmER1CUs

Last Friday the store of ]. d. Gibson,
at AmerIcus, was burglsrized by par
ties VIII" got in by forcing open win
dow, and stole gOrdb-maiplV silk hand.
ksrchiefs aud jewelri amounting TO
$50. The grocery store of C. G. Pick
ering & Co. was also entt red, but the
only thing missing ut tina: place was
some candy. The officers here were ap
rri zed of the occurrence Saturday.
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A Michigan man sends, through the
Detroit Post, q challenge to "United
States Of America, the Canadas, all the
European nations, China and Japan not
excepted, 70 compete In 8 jack knife
WhItIle.'' He writes: ~ don't profess to
be q science whittier or carver on Q solid
block Of wood, but give me . basket full
tnch square, and from one to tWeaty-fouE
Inches long, and can eksouish the Jews.
Ny style Of whIttling ls the dcubIe-loek-
lattice, made permanent without aid OF
Males or glue, 80 as 20 form . perfect
shape OF 9 mansion or any public moEu.
ment, tower, mirror or picture Of any slzS
desired, forts with guns mounted. &C."
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Love In Boa.oz.

were parting IN the evening beside the gar.
His hand and heart he offered in 9 grave and
And she. With auist dignity. had named the
He Hnsersd atths door with her. and said. in
'.There IS = little favor / would ask before !
a favor never asked before: sweet maiden. IL
1s thia,
A lovers priyiIess, that Is AL. sweet be.
Elf you wait, . the maiden whispersd' with hen
TIN remove ny Sspsectacles. IN willingly
-somerxille Journal.
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THERE rs music IN THE AIR.
AI..T.raaPl TrAmpl Tramp the Boys ar,


AIa-TFampI Tramp Trampi the Boys are
There Is music in the air,
That - swelling everywhere,
An aWskens every valley. hill and plain;
IT'S the rolling Of the drums,
As th5 mighty army comes
10 defend the Starry Bs inner once sKstnl
TFAmpI Trampi TramPi
The boys are marching
shouting: Rally every mani
From Oregon 20 Maine.
With our hanner-beareF Blaine.
while our gallent soldier Logan leads the
Vsni
IT'S the same united banl
That preserved our native land,
When Rebellion tried to rend the tie In
twain:
Il has governed six times four,
And viii win for fur years more,
Then another four years We VIII have again.
TranDI TrampI TrampI
The boys are marching, etc.
IT'S the band whose heroes bled-
IT'S the band that followed sherman to the
Give US Grant. the great sndi true,
And our noble ''Boys in Blue"
Whose deVotiOns set four million captiVes
freel
TPampi TramPi TFampI
The boys are marching etc.
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nra Recnrd.

70 ST. Louis. Aug. 9-rhe planning mill
and box factory of Henry Gauss & Sons
burn, this morning. L 81, over $50
600; insured.
ELIZABETH N. j Aug 9-The Read
ing Car Wheel fact,ry burned this
morning.
OMAHA, Neb.. AIg 0.-Tne Omaha
lard refinery, JAS E. b. yd, president,
burned this morning The W. rks had
iu~t BEN sold la Farb inks s. Co., OF
Chicago. Lnss, $4,000
WORCESTER, Aug 9-The Columbian
mill at Southbridge, with boarding
house and tenements, was burned this
morning. The mill had 5000 spindles
for cotton and employed sky hands.
II was own d by Providence parties
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL COMMITrEE

There will be q meeting Of the Lyon
County Republican central committee
held Saturday. August 18th, 1884, al
half past O'Clock p. m, at the Office Of
Buck & Feighan, EmpOria- 1t is desir-
able that every member OF the commit
tee be present, ss business of importance
will DO presented for consideration.
]. J. WRIGHT.
Chairman.
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Nnt R..irn.-

New YORK. Aug. 9.-Hugh Jewett
emphaticallY denies the report that he
is to resign the presidency of the Erie
railroad. He says the report grew out
Of 9 casual remark by him that after ten
years OF hard service he was entitled to
rest. He had, however, no intention of
rosignlng.
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FIRsr NArIoNAL BANK.

CANTON. Ill, March 10, 1888 {
DIR. Louis II. Matth; z. Oculist Optician. rs
State street, Chicago. Ill:
DEAR SIR-My glasses suit me per
fectly. AS you are aware you fitted me
out with three pair, one for reading and
one for ONCE, and one for looking st q
distance, OF for attending opera theatre,
etc. am highly pleased with all, none
more 80 than the field or opera glasses,
as they save the trouble of having regu-
lar opera glasses. recommended my
friend Major Willis. of Louisiana, TO try
you, having tried many others and fail
ed. He informs me that you suited him
perfectly
With friendly reRards. remain truly
yours, WIN. BABcocK
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The Salvation Army Again

SCHENECTADY. Aug. 9-Grcat excite
ment was caused here last night bv the
arrest Of four young men for disturb
ing the Salvation Army. Fifteen
hundred men followed the prisoners TO
the station, thre atening to throw the Off
GERS into the csnal Threats were made
to burn the army's barracks. There are
fears of q riot tonight and the police
are taking precautions.
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Field soil. rsExpiod

SD. LoUIs, Aug. 9-The boiler Of q
field engine exploded on the farm OF
Matthew Phades, 10 Jackson county,
Illinois, Yesterday killing Herbert New
ton and James NJ. Sullivan and serious
ly woundlng Ed. Riley. Three horses
surrounding the engine which was driv-
ing threshIng macbine at the time was
hlFnad
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The reason hOusekeepers fnd such
nice biscuits when DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is used. Is because of
the available carbonic acid set free IN
the oven, and the bubbles of the gas as
they are formed IN the dough are pre-
vented from escaping by It's gluIinous
nature, and In this manner such deli
cious results are obtained.
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Aars Dr.. waltsn's Periodical Tea

Hother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for great many
years in her private practice. Il has
proved an unfailing specific In the treat
meRt of the many disorders to which the
female constitution is subject. It IL
sure cure for the troubles that so many
women suffer. Mailed 90 receipt of
price. Frazier Medicine Co, propri
etors, Cleveland, Ohio. W. r. Irwin,
agent at Emporia.
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sarah an her Ear

San Francisco, Aug. s.-A libel
suit for $4,000 was Instituted to-day
against the Alta CALIFORNIAN by Sarah
ehsnou, plaintiff in the Shannon d.
Vorce case. The alleged cause lie the
publication of Wm. N. NELSON'S state
ment charging her with forging what Is
known as the my Dear Wife" let
Ter
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

A CD .nge "t firm has just been effected
in which MIR Z b. Lovelace will sue
cetd JrCksOn s. Glass, No. 121 Com
mercIal s'rert. Mr. LSvelace began
operations ia the restaurant yesterday.
and MIR. jackson will remain with him
= while.
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A Double Ratincation Meeting

BOSTON, Aug. 6-The Democrats to-
night opened the campaign by double
ratification meeting. When the door,
were opened at FaneuIl ball and
fremont temple, hundreds of persJn
were In waiting and quickly filled the
interior. Both halls were uncomfCrtably
crowded.
At Faneull hall Congressman P. A.
Collins presided. The FIRST speaker was
Josiah g Abbott. He was followed by
Thomas G. JOrdOn who delivered an adj
dress which arraIgned Blaine. d. r.
PillsburrY followed in the same strain,
and the last important speaker was r. D.
Price of the national Democratic COM
mIttee.
at the temple meeting Wm. Castor
presided. Edward Avery, Judge Red
mond, Josiah Quincy, Jr., and Horalio
J. SWazey made the prominent address
Is of the evening Fire Commissioner
John E Fitzgerald addressed himself 10
the Irish American vOters. Letters were
read from many prominent gentlemen
+. A Hendricks sent the following:
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 81 regret
that 1 cannUt attend the Democratic
meeting Friday evening IN BostOn. Hope
it will be great success.
ISigne.i] T. A. HENDRICKs.
John Kelly sent the following:
SARATOGA, Aug. Sin reply to your
dispatch, it would be impossible for me
TO respond TO the request to address the
ratification meeting TO be held in BOs-
ton.
joseph Pulitzer, editor OF the New
York World, was the most prominent
sdsaker announced for the meeting. He
also was detained.
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free OF Cost.

By calling ct Chas. RydeI's drug
store, you can get Q sample bottle Of DR..
BOsanko's Cough and Lung syrup free
of cost, which will relieve the most OBJ
stinale cough or cold, and show you
what the regular 50 cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis
DRY Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest
and ell diseases OF the throat and lun e
~ q sample bottle of this medicine.
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d. FreEier's Root bitter.

FraZier's Root Bitters are not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
IN every sense. They act strongly upon
the liver and kidneys. keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong,
heal the lungs. build up the nerves and
cleanse the blood and system Of every
mpurity. Sold by W. X. Irwin, 81 90.
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Western WaIfs /.

DENvER, Col, Aug. s.-About twenty
yOui g cattle of herd of one hundred
aud fiftj, b. / G pastured nine miles from
the city, have died of Texas fever in the
last few days. Five others are SICK.
The disease was communicated from a
herd recently brought from Texas and
placed IN an adjoining pasture. All nee
essary steps to prevent spread of the
disease is being taken.
a telegram to the Press from the may
OF of Elpaso, Texas, denies the report
which seems to have gained currency
that yellow fev,r prevailed there. The
mayor says q case of yellow fever never
was known ia that vicinity.
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WHEELER, GREGORY s. Co,

Gram brokers, 10 washington ST,
Chicago, ILL.,, March 0, 1888,
DR LOUIS II. MATINEE Dear Sir
take pleasure ia testiiying to your
ability Rs an oculist and skill as an upti-
clan. The glasses you adapted u my
eyes some five wears ago, suit me better
than aoy have ever used. Previous "a
consulting you about my sight, had
been in the habit of selecting glasses al
haphazard, or trusting TO the judgment
of spectacle sellers, for which iDiudicious
methods paid the penalty.
IL 10 evident that in all troubles of the
eye, one should apply TO the most relia
BILE scientific quarter for relief, aud a
such / can recommend you.
Yours respectfully.
WIN. B. ANDREWS,
From personal experience fully con
cur in DIR. Andrews statement.
NJ. V. b. HOLMES
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A sIandsrer shot

81. LOUIS. Aug. 9.-The Post Dis
patches Hope. Arkansas, special says
Nonteio Taylor shot Jason Hyatt las
night for defaming the character Of the
formers wife. Both are wealthy farm
ars- Hyatt 10 moTtsllv wounded.
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g. ID. Humphrey brought 70 cur Office
Friday two IwIgs from young apple tres >
which are natural curI"siIies in the way
of production. One c"niaIn+d ten end
the other eleven apples in n space OF
eight inches
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socIalIEt FIand.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Adolf Nelson
Theo. Goelzel and Ambrose Watty were
arrested last night for posting socialist
proclamatlons and were fined IS each
to-day. Justus Schwab, communist,
paid the fines.
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ST. MURPHY. p. NJ
EYES AND GLASSES.

Their Value When scientifically Ad-
Justed TO the Vision.
Testimony from eminent men in Chi
cago, and what they have TO say:
We subjoin these testimonials in favor
of DIR. Marthez. the eminent opticIan,
now stopping at the Hotel Coolidge,
where he has been located since July
7,h In the face of such testimony from
men SO we'll known, there can be no
doubt of the Doctors ability in his chos-
en- profession. The letter of DIR. Patter-
son giving his experience must carry
great weight. A brother of A. l. Patter-
son, the manager of the Chicago Times,
one of the greatest papers in the United
States-he has been connected
with that paper for many years, and we
feel assured would only upon conviction
by practical eVideI ce, append his name
TO the statement he has made. The let
ter oil w. b. Andrews needs no lntroduc-
ton. The grain and provision firm
which heads this letter Is one OF the
Oldest on the Chicago board of trade,
aad will no donbt be recognized by
many of our grain men here in Empo-
ria. Suffice il TO say that his letter is
strong and convincing proof of Gstima-
tiOn In which DIR. Matthez is held at
home. NJ. V. B. Holmes is one of Chi
Cages oldest residents, and equally well
known. Col. VIM Babcock. whose let
ter follows Mr.. Andrews Is one of the old
Illinois landmarks. president of the
First National bank at Canton
Illinois. He Is equally well
known In every state, being a great Low
CT of good horse nesh, proprietor of one
of the finest model stock farms In I'LL
nois. At one time owner Of the famous
horses Kate Chase" and George
Spragpe,"
During DIR. Matthez' brief stay IN EN-
poria he has made many hearts happy
in the skilliul application OF lens, 20
many persons of defective vision. His
work is better evidence of his ability
than all we could say 10 his favor. Those
who fail Ia consult him will miss an op-
portunity which will cali them to a
large city to ENJOY the same benefits.
Remember that his stay Is brief. Office.
rOnr, Hnfsl COnlGtlp.l
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CLICK Ternperanoe Men.

LAWRENCE. Kas Aug. S.-The state
central committee of the Prohibition
party met here to-day, and will issue q
cali for convention to meet in Law
renee, September Q. to put in nomination
= full state ticket and presidential cleo
tors,
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THuR snAYArJ.


Mr., CarmIcbei, in dIdactics, consider
ed THE Symmetrical Development of
the Mind" classifying into mind (the
pupi), the material (hO0ks. etc., and
the method (Ihe teacher) giving practI-
cal illustrations OF each.
Mr. Kizer, IN natural philosophy, con-
sidered force and motion, and in geogra-
ply gave many interesting points con-
corning Lyon county.
Mr.. Kelly, in history, had for the les
first, hindTauces, lack of geographical
knowledge, superstition Gnd want of
pruper sailing vessels; second, causes
leading to he great discovery, revival
OF learning in Europe in the fifteenth
century; belief in the roIunciIy of the
earth d, sire to find a nearer route to
Asia, aad Introduction of printing and
mariners compass. And IN language the
primary work was continued, outlining
work suitable for the fourth-readeH
pupils-such as kinds of sentences as e
use, building mp sentences.
Mr.. Carmichael In Arlthm etic told
how to teach addition and multiplica
ton. Mr.. Kelley in arithmetic showed
how to teach the analysis of concrete
problems to primary pupils SO as to saw
time and give them the cleares
understanding OF the sub
ject DIR. J. H. Lippencott, chan
ccller of the University of Kansas, ad
dressed the Institute on the relations O
the common schools to the state institu
lions and the Obligations of those insti
buttons q the commonwealth.
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The Everlasting AmA1EaDAted Busi

PITrsBURa, Aug. 9.-The national
convention OF the amalgamated associa-
ton of iron and steel workers went into
executive session Immediately upon as
sembliDg this morning, for the purpose
of hearing reports from the various
committees. After adjournment al
noon, the officers and dele
gates were seen, but refused to make
public the proceedings. One delegate
was found who volunteered the InfOF-
nation that the cony ention had 50 far
been entirely harmonious and that the
question of the difficulties of the n0ilers
and feeders hvd not yet
been brought mp. There
Ras not near a. much dissatisfaction
among them, he said, as reported. The
convention expects TO finish it's laboTs
and adjourn finally on Tuesday evening.
In speaking of steel nails q delegate
stated 70 day that If the
manufacturers secceeded in making
Q success of steel nail making it would
rum business for workmeD as Q few men
could do the work of hundreds. In
Wheeling alone five hundred men would
be thrown out OF EN- ploYment.
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An 1actdens OF Social Lao in Alezloo.

First Signoritar-t'Let's have our
party start at 10 o'clock tO-meTrow
Second Signorita-':I fear 10 o'clock
wiz be little too early. The young
gentleman can't get here"
s'Why not?"
.tThere is TO be another revolution At
Aslf-past 9 and. of course, they viii be
In the field
True. l forgot that But what hour
shall Ne fix?'
Say half past 10. It viii be oveE
by that time. "-PhitodelphiG CgA
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a srArEMENr PROM rHs rELLERs.

A STATEMENT FROM The TELLERs.
Charges OF thu Republicans ''WIIIinE
Witness'' Completely Rsfuted
Mr.. A. s. Smith, who voted on every
ballot for Mr. Eastman, al the SIxty-first
representative district convention On
July -, makes this voluntary state
ment:
10 regard ~ the controversy over the
nomination of Representative for the
ment of few. points. was
one of the tellers and my
self counted every vote cast a. each of
the ballots and know that there was on
no ballot more than sixteen votes put in
the hat from the Third ward.
/ believe the balloliDg was done
honestly and family and am satisfied
there was no fraud connected with Mr..
Siotler's nomination. voted every time
myself for Ar. Eastman. i have read
the statement made by Mr.. Brasier and
do not believe the charges there made
to be true. 4. s. SMITH.
The statement Of Mr.. Smith is sup
plemented by the following from Mr..
Z. n. Evans, who also act, d as teller:
Quar- VI h1urorg
Lyon County. -
l hereby certify that l was duly ap-
pointed teller at the Republican conven-
lion OF tue SixIy-frst district Of Kansas,
held jelly ~. 1884. an that I acted as
such teller; that I carefully made an
actual count Of all the bIliOis cast by
each ward and precinct voting at said
convention; that the Third tcdFd at no
time or vote thereat. cast more than
siLteeH ballots; that / have read the
comm uDicatiOn OF w. j. Brasier, pub
lisbed in the EmpOrIA Daily Republi
can August 9, relaIIYe % the proceedings
OF said convention, and khOto some of
the charges therein 10 be false and 1
have reason Ia believe, aud do believe,
all of his charges OF fraud therein To be
utterly false and without foundation.
further certify that my statements here
10 are given Of my own accord, in the
interest of truth and Justice, and unso
lIcited by Mr.. Stutler or any one IN his
behalf. T.. N EVANS.
EMPoRIA. Kas.. Aug 9Th
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Judge Kellogg granted q marriage
license Thursday evening to Eugene
l. Smith aud Verlena A. Vanbibler,
both Of Agnes City township, Lyon
county. The Judge also made the twain
one fieslT.
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The Hartford school district board
c"mpos,d Of X. +. SnediKAr. w. H..
Flickingrr, and w. b. Holt, issued
bonds to the amount Of $1,000 for the
pu'p 'se Of building an addition to their
schoOl house
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Jay-Eve-see Ar.,..

BUFFALO. Aug. S-Jay-Eye-Sce. in
the attempt to beat his own record. took
the word Tor the aTst trial and made it
In 2;1Oa< without skip or break.
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B1oklsa's ArnaeA Sa1vo.

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted 20 speedily cure
Burma, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. CAncerA. Piles,
ChilblAins. CoFns. Tee*sE. Chapped
Hands. and all skin eFuptiona, guaFen-
feed ts cure in every sRstance. or money
refunded. p cents per box For sale by
Wheldon
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Teachers can double their wages by
working fer the Mutual Endowment as
soci 'tiOn of roIcdD. la. R.cOmmendt d
by Governor 3. K, Sherman and other
prominent men. For particulars adj
dress. w. s WERNER. State Ag't.
Emporia, Kas.
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Mr.. Heidrick Is preparing plans Tor a
handsome residence TO be built soon
by Judge J Jay Buck IN the corner of
Eighth ana Constitution street.
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a Han On DRUG stSra.

Never was such rush made on any
drug store - il now at B. WheIdon's
tor 3 trial bottle of Dr.. 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 GEE . trial bottle Of this great
remedy free, by calling sf the above
drug store Regular size, e1.OO. O
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Boat Sunk.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. The slt amer, Mar
tina Stevens, plying being Boonville and
Arrow Rock on the Missouri river, sunk
this morning. 1t was owned by Capt.
Mcpherson. Value. $4,000; cargo, &5.-
900. Insured for 5000 in Cincinnati
and PittsburR,
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Miss EllSler ADD the members of her
company were more than pleased with
EmpIrIa. They were at once
surprised and delighted at the
enterprise aud beauty of the
town, aud one Of the leading gentlemen
Of the troupe expressed the hope that he
would he tax payer IN EmporiA by an
other vear