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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04
Iatifyipg a. Larne,i

HARMED, Kas., Aug 28-Under the
auspices of the Blaine and Logan clut
Hon. A. b. Campbell delivered to q
large and enthusiastic audience the
grandest speech of the campaign. The
applause at the mention of lbe name oI
JnO. A. Martin showed the rengIh 81
the honorable gentlemen in this section
Mr.. Campbell In the advocacy of the
straight Republican ticket meets with
the hearty support of the Republicans O
this district. The campaign is fast des
veloping their strength.
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FenIOn'6Fruit

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, Aug. 29.-Thos.
p FenloD. OF this city, was nominated
yesterday by reclamation for congress
10y the Democrats of the First congress
slonal district at a convention held here
In the evening monster ratification
meeting WAS held which was addressed
by Governor Click and g. F Cochrane,
of AtchisOn; John o. Flanagan. of st.
Marys; Frank s. Lynch. of Lesven-
worth; w. N. Allen, of jefferson; and
by Mr.. FenlOB the nominee T.. M.
MOrril is the present representative and
has been renOminated by the Republi-
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Political Matters.

PETERSBURG, Va. August 30 - The
Brady convention at O'Clock this morn.
ing by q unanimous vote nominated Col
James G. Brady of the Forty ninth con.
gress, from the Fourth district of Vlr.
giDiX. Brady is the United States inter.
nal revenue collector for the Second dis
trIct oil Virginia, with headquarters al
Petersburg The anti Brady convention
nominated Hon. Joseph 2. Evans (coh
ored) for the Fourth district.
CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-The Republicans
of the Third Illinois district renomin.
eted George r. Davis for congress to
day
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 3O.-Ma tin
Foran has been renominated for con
gress by the Democrats of Twenty first
district,
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-At the
conference of the National Greenback-
Labor leaders with Gen. ButI'r, at
Williams grove to-day, an aggressive
campaign was decided on Gen. Butler
will make four more speeches in the
state-at Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and
two other places yet to be determined
on. From now until the state conven.
tion, September Is. At Bsllefont. will be
devoted TO perfecting the organization
and filling up local tickets. At that
time the speaking canvass will BEGIN.
4 red rose on a green leaf was decided
ON as the Butler badge
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PIeuro PneumoaIa.

Chicago. Aug. 27.-The Breeders Ga.
zette will tomorrow publish the results
of Its investigations as to distribution Of
cattle sold by man named Epier last
winter from which it is supposed Ftcen.
cases OF plsuro pneumonia originated.
Purchases maize 1T that sale made by Mr.
Clark, of GenCya, Ill, ID. Fl. aud T.
Strip, of Peoria. Peter Yates, of Spring
hIld, CASTOR, of Normal, Bevis, of Viz
giDia, Ill, and Rawlings, of Jacksonville,
from these infection carried to the herd
of keefer, at Sterling. H.. )hn Boyd
OF Elmhurst and o. J. Bailey, of Peo-
ria. IN all these h' rIs there was sickness
and thirtY-twn animals died or had been
killed because affected with pleuro
pneumonia, of those which died before
Infection made public variously stated
as severe cold, pu umonis, pleuIo pneu.
monia, lockjsw and Equalization of
lungs. .
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STATE TICKET:
PAYNE AND HIS CAProRs.

The OklahOma Leader on His Arrest.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Aug. 29.-Lieut.
Jackson is still camped In the Cherokee
Nation opposite this city with OklShO-
ma Payne and his men. Papers have
been served on them from the 1, defal
court, and there seems 70 be strong ef-
fort being made to keep them here.
Lieut. Jackson appears to be in a guam
Diary, and Is awaiting further orders from
Caldwell. Kansas.
In al interview to-day Payne said:
81 first went to Oklahoma I've years
ago, when informed by able lawyers
that these lands we're open To white set
Element. aud located q colony. Since
then have been removed seven or eight
times by the military. spent last win
| ter at.N ashingtUn City aud learned that
the Cherokee outlet was open to settle
ment and that the title was not in the
Cherokee Nation, but in the United
States / organized a colony OF 500 and
settled at Rick Falls. four miles south
of Huanewell. K ,nsas. Gen. Hatch,
August 6. ordered uS'ut / told him not
to bring his soldiers. We were
willing tai z" to court to have the qucs.
ton settled. l asked him u lay the mat
ter before tie cretaTy of war. He re-
fused. Tie ext morning six conpa-
MES OF the Ninth cavalry arrived, &C.
cDmDanied by Iudian Agent Tufts
clerk, y Cherokee Indian, arrested j. r.
| Cooper. editor Of the Oklahoma Chief,
| IN charge of the cOIOnisis and sthers
Most of the men were absent at the
time. The cattlcmen and cowboys were
| against US and threatened to ass estimate
us. a cowlny tore down our Il AZ TO use
for = saddle blanket, but Captain
Moore recovered it and q little girl
came 20 us with the flag wrapped around
her and pistnl in hand. We were taken
to Gen. Hatch's camp and Rock Falls
was burned. We were allowed To get
our cluIhing and furniture, but Mir.
| Cooper lost some valuable papers and
ms clothin9. While at Gen. Hateh's
camp sgTeed 10 go tI Fort Smith or
any place designate d. for trial, if re-
leased, aud offered TO put up $50, 900 Sc
curity for keeping my word. but Gen.
Hatch SAID his orders were to take me
| to Fort Smith, and he intended doing
so. Deputy Marshal Williams served
wriis on as and wanted TO take
US tn Wichita, Kas. fur trial. Lieuicn-
ant Gardner, who was in command. re-
fused tO turn as over or n cognize civil
authority About sixty soldiers guard.
ed US as far az the CimarTon river. The
Officers seemed TO fear that the cowboys
would attempt 30 assassisete Us. Hall
The soldiers returned and the rest are
with US. We wait TO get our matter be.
fore the courts of the country, for We
beli0Be we have a right To locate home.
steads nm these lands and intend TO keer
on trying until the matter is property
/ adiudicated
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The ct. Loais E1posi:Ion.

ST Louis. Aug. 3O.-The grand open
ing OF the St. Louis exposition will Oc-
cur next "Wednesday evening. and the
beautiful building which has been ertct-
cd for the display at cost of 5000 600
stands ready to-day for the finishIng
touches. The opening Exercises will
be combined with trades display pro-
cessTOn in which every important busl-
iness Enterprise will be represented
by the most unique desIgBs- Some forty
floats, rivalIug In beauty and splendor
any carnival display ever made will be
in line. All the civic and military Or
RaniZations in the city will participate
in the parade. which will pass along the
principal STREETS, which will be brilliant
ly illuminated for the occasion. Gen
Sherman, ex. Gov Thomas A. Hendricks
and several other distinguished gentle
men of this and other states will be pres
ent and paFticif a'e IN the exercises
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Gath" Mr.. Nasrs cartoon of Blaine
drinking from q well bucket Of water
only, with a bag at his feet tabled
twenty years a teetolar," may well
make the prohibition people stop and
reflect at the INSCRIPTIONS means
being used to excite the liquor interests
against q man who has made temper
ance the companion of his life. For
preserving his brain. nerves. habits and
example he is held up to scorn by q
man who would havs Knocked Christ
going to his crucifixlon. There were
cartooners in those days, too, saying:
"If thou be the true Son come down
from that cross" More INSCRIPTIONS
rascality an American journal long de-
pendent on the moral and religious
classes never undertook in its despair
ing attempt to use drunkenness and
drunkards as weapons TO destroy & states
men. Mr.. Blaine must be beaten be
ause he is not q saloon. haunter.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

The Democrats have all along been
boasting that Cleveland would carry
Wisconsin. but now comes Col. Villas,
who presided over their national con-
YentiOn, and declines TO be candidate
for governor because he considers the
state hopelessly Republican.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

When Gen. Stewart Woodford, OF
New York, paid his vlsit to Kansas four
years ago, he took down in his note
book the names OF young men who At
tracted his attention by their talent.
One of these names was J. NJ. Miller, oil
Council Grove, then almost unknown
outside of his own county. Mr.. Miller
is now the Republican candidate for
presidential electoi in the Fourth dis
trict. and his speeches are everywhere
hailed with delight.
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Al Letter From Heua,,ck.

DUBUQUE. Ia, Aug. 81 The Herald
will Tomorrow publish the fol
lowing letter from Gov Ii n
bricks, received by cItiz of
this CITY in answer to an inquiry con-
eerning THmors effecting a change in the
national Democratic ticket consequent
on the reports published against Gov.
Cleveland:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. ell have
y.Iur letter OF the 10Th inst. | cannot
consider with favor your suggestions of
change in the national ticket. The
action of the convention cannot now be
reconsidered. II must stand, and
think 1t ought t. stand. do not agree
with you in respect to the probable re-
suit. l think the probabilities are
iaV0rsb'e TO the success of
our ticket. The Cleveland
scandal will not weigh with the
people, aud ought not TO have weight 1t
Is unworthy the national contest. Three
times Gov. Cleveland has stood the test
of popular calumnIes. Once for the
Office of mayor ofS:his own city, aud each
time LIE had the Endorsement of his
neighbOrs by vote largely above his
party strength. Whatever there may
have been of the scandal existing before,
IL is not just either to him or the people
now to revive it. The pu' lie welra
| requires that he be judged by his public
record, by his capabiIiti and fitness for
the discharge of responsible and i'm
pOrtaut public duties, and not by any old
and exploded private SANDER. Very re,
specially yours, /.
tSignedI T. A. HENDRICKS.
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The Kansas City Times charges the
slender attendance and lack of enthusi-
siam at the Democratic 'rallIes" in
Kansas this year TO the asso.
ciAted press agents, whom 1t denomIn
ates set Of "pestiferous radicals" This
certainly relieves Mr.. CLEVELAND and
Governor Click from very grave re
anOnaihiliiY
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04
Have You Seen ue

Seen what2 The New Davisl It il
universally conceded 70 be the finest
finished, best made, and handsomest
sewing machine IN the market. II Is e
much superior TO the old.fashIoned sew
Ing machine, for doing all manner OF
work. as the telephone is in advance Of
the old tin speaking tube
M. r RoBLEE, Agent,
1855 Commercial street, Emporia.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

There seems to be considerable con-
troversy among some of the newspapers
concerningthe political antecedents OF
@. X. Holiday, who is now figuring as
a tail to the Click kite. We think II
should be enough for Republicans TO
know that whatever that gentleman has
been in the past, he Is at present a full
fiedged Democrat. having been received
upon confession of faith into full com.
muniou with that party.
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WiIhur Il Stnrr
AGO, ILL.,, Aug. 2S-Judge KnIck

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 2s-Judge Knick-
erbocker, of the probste court, to-day
upon the report of two.xL ert physicians
submitted the question To the jury
which found Wilbu: F. Story. of the
Chicago Times, iuc.paciIated for busi-
ness. The appointment OF a conservator
of his estate is being now considered by
the cOnTt
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Topeka Commonwealth: Republican
whisky is just a. bad as Democratic
whisky" gravely declares Governor st.
John. That is probably true, and he
might have added that protesting tenn.
perance man who votes for third party
ticket, that in effect gives laid and com.
fort" to the whisky Democrats, Is just
bad as whisky Democrat who votes az
he drinks-"whisky straight"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

The Kansas City district Is expected
to elect a Republican representative 70
congress this tall. and It should be the
religious care of the progressive people
OF that hourIshing metropolis to see
that the country Is not disappointed In
the realization OF this hone. ~
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04
FRUIT Evapora.or..

We manufacture the Williams Fruit
and Vegetable Evapo-stlrs for factory
use. We also make the Bidweil Patent
Fruit EvapoFatUrs fUI medium size; we
make two sizes Of the latter The evap-
orators have no equal: they sell on their
merits. We are not Obliged w cut on
prices tn comptte with worthless ma
chimes. parties are glad Ia get them at
reasonable prices.
Send for illustrated circular.
joins WILLIAMS s. Sons,
Patents es and Manufacturers,
Kalamazoo Mich
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BIaine,a Libel su,.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 29-In Mr..
Blalne's libel suit against the Senti-
mel, the fifteen days time which was al
lowed the defense in which to answer
expired to-day, and the attorneys for
Mr.: Shoemaker enter an appearance
Ihis action IS necessary TO escape default.
The defense will now have its own time
unless PLANTING attorney secure a rule
requiring an immediate answer. In the
latter case IL is customary to grant tan
days further time
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

The cheering intelligence Is waited
from the Empire State that Grover
CleYeland has gained twenty pounds
since betAkinG himself to the mountain
solitudes Of the Adriodacks. The Dem
ocratic nominee still seems TO cut con
Siderable Of ngure on the hay scales.
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AGrs pr. WaI.on,s PeriodIcal rea

other Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for q great many
years in her private practice. It ha:
proved an unfaili g specific in the treat
mont Of the many disorders TO which the
femal constitution is subject. 1t is =
sure cure for the troubles that SO MANY
women suffer. Mailed on receipt OF
price. Frazier Medicine Co, prUpri
etors. Cleveland, Ohio. w. R. Irwin
agent at EmpOria
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Wilbur F.Story, of the Chicago Times,
which has been very ardent in its sup
port OF Cleveland, has been adjudged by
q jury TO be incapacitAted for business.
The country would be Rrati6ed now TO
have Mr.. Storey's physicians diagnose
the case of George William Curtis
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Arkansas will hold her state election
on Wednesday. 1t is believed that there
are enough voters in that mAlarIous com
monwealth who maintain yellow dogs
and hasten their galluses with shingle
nails TO render Republican success
somewhat doubtful
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OkIahoma Raxna

FoRT SMITH. Ark. Aug. 30.-A de-
tachmens OF the United States cavalry
guarding Payne and his Oklahoma
boomers broke camp this morning and
started TO Fort Gibson, the nearest point
where they can obtain government sup
piles. There they await further orders.
a petition for writ Of kabeAs corpus
for the release Of Payne and bis men will
be presented 10 Judge Parker, OF the
United States curt to-day BY PaYne's
attorney
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Sol. Miller, of the Kansas Chief,
was nominated on Thursday for
senator by the Republicans OF the
First district, on the 03d BALLOT. 1t
seems e. have taken SON work in this
case to tScure a candidate, but it IL
cheering TO know that the result fully
justifies the expenditure of time and
labor
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04
from Woed.on County.

NEosHo FALLS, Aug. 3O.-If the
weather continues favorable the G. A
R. ehcamPment next week will draw an
tmmense crowd A very inviting pro-
gram has been arranged. sham hattie
being one of the attractions Col. John
A. Martin Will be present and talk to
70 the boys on Friday.
The Republican primarits for the
selection OF delegates TO the county co.,
vention are being held in the different
precincts 20 day. The coaVeoSiOn meets
on the 9Th ~ Yates Center, end will be
addressed by George r Peck. W. H.
SIavens. OF Center, has no opposition
and WIN undoubtedly Be nominated for
the leRisIaEure 1sfs
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Ed. =. Greer, ofthe Winfield Courier
has been nominated for representative
by the Republicans of his district. He Ii
alright, energetic young man, possessing
knowledge Of public affairs that viii
render him a most valuable member and
is so popular with the people that his cleo
tion is a foregone conclusion. It affords
US pleasure TO state that Mr.. Greer is ar
ardent admirer of Sen ator Ingalls,.
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Excited uhounnnlia-

All over the Land are going into ecstasy
over DIR. Kings new discovery for con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recov-
cry by the timely use OF this great life
saving reaiedy causes them to go nearly
wild in its praise. Il is guaranteed To
positively cure severe coughs. colds,
asthma. hay fsv.T, bronchitis. hoarSt.ness.
loss OF voice ar any aGfes ton Of the
throat sn1 lHngs- Trial ipitics Tres. NJ
3 Wheldon's drug store. Large size far
$1.Oo. (2)
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1t Is said OF the people Of Zululand
that all Of the men are honest and all OF
the women chaste. The herculean off
ficulties in the way of conductinga pres
idential campaign IN such a country Af.
fords very little hope that the Zulus will
ever throw of the yoke Of a monarchy
for Republican form Of government.
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Evidently Murdered,

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. 2s.-The Times
Star. Washington Court House, Ohio,
says that the body of John Floyed, a
mason, and young farm hand which has
been missing for about two weeks was
found yesterday on the farm by Robert
Jefferson. He evidently had been muir
dered and the body dragged from the
road to where he was found. The trail
where the body was dragged is visible
and is marked by his hat and comb.
The motive is mystery as twenty dol
lars cash and q certificate of deposit
were found on his body. He was from
West Virginia.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Many years haYe passed since DR..
PFIce's Cream Baking Powder was first
offered % the pablo; and Its superior
ity over ali bskiag powders and other
means for making wholesome, light,
sweet brad and biscuits hAs been esisb
lished Sill victorious. Standing 10 day
In the estimation Of thousands as The
only safe and reliable powder 70 Q
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Dr. Salmon
cniet eI the BUREAU OF amin in.iustry,
has snblnIsied repors Il. tie cU,am,s
si"nsF Of sgriculture nla:ive 10 ~. nm.
essiigati"n of The plcuio-puca,nep,s
ssn"ng the cattle of Illinois. He kas
Sopnd eight cases 10 the vicinity of Chi.
cago, two rear Sterling, four near Peoria.
one near ssringfeld. two nesr Virginia
and one near Jacksonville. A number
Of reported cases have not vet b,.en
traced. DR.. Salmon further saws. n Is.
impossible for me to get experienced
men % ass11t me without moving them
away from New York and Brook
lyns and thia / do not want To
DO until absolutely necessary.
Men who have no experieL &c with pleu-
70 pneumonia would be useless. Illinois
has good laws and the governor and
state veterinarian will issue proclsma-
tlon on the subject aud direct The isola.
uon OF Infected herds and the slaughter
OF diseased animals. I shall soou direct
my attention To the other states of Iowa
Missouri and Kentucky. 1 haver, c,.Iyed
animals fTcm infected parts. | teIe-
Rraphed the governor Of KenIntkv a
lew days ago in regard 90 the animals
that went there. We have not bUen able.
81 decide which of the animals brought
it to the Virginia sale, hut one heller
that came from Dye, OF OHIO, was sick
with Inflammation OF the lungs supposed
at the time to have been the result of ex-
poSure. This is most likely the origin of
the disease, and If the suspicion proves
correct IS makes the matter still more &C.
rioHs. Dye is the NEST extensive specu-
latpr In Jersey COWS in the country, and
has sent cattle into nearly every herd in
the west. II his herd is Infected the DIS
ease must haYe been spEssd To nearly ev-
ery state ii the Union.
/ shall Investigate the matter as soon
as possible, and if the infection r, aches
Ohio shall use all the men that will
come. l should consider this as a last
resort. II the meantime sh al Indulge
q hope that this will not prove true. l
will say positively that this disease is
neither the result of scrofula nor expo
sure TO inclement weather or like causes.
Ii Is contagious pleuro-pneumonia. and
| am just as certain of II as l am that
such disease exists.
Acting Commissioner Carman has re-
fused the request of the Alabama cattle
f1rm to import a number of Jersey cattle
for exhibition at the New Orleans expo
tition.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Gov. Hoadley, of Ohio, INDUCES in the
hopeful illusion that Cleveland and Hen.
bricks will bring out alarRe silent vote. :
Unjust be confessed that the enthusiasm
for the Democratic national ticket this
year is impressiVely noiseless.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

The literary genius who essayed the
feat OF making q martyr of Judas Iscar.
lot, Is requested TO forward his jack
knife to Major Edwards. of the st. Joe
Gazette, who devotes . column editorial
to facts and figures intended toprove that
the DemoC ats, and not the Republicans,
savAd the Union.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04
Timely Rains

LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. 90 The dam
aging dr. 'uih OF seven weeks was brok
en- by copiOus rains last night and TO.
day. The splendid corn and tobacco
crop which was suffering rapid devesta
ton is now assured
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Mr.. George Jones, the able editor Of
the New York Times. is on his way
home from Europe. He has been abroad
for nearly three months, the honored
guest OF foreign poteutates of every des-
cription. During his absence our coun-
try has been conducted with more or
less ability by the able editor of Harper's
Weekly, who, however, will be glad to
give back that responsibility into the
hands Of Mr.. Jones, who has been the
promoter of our national institutions
ever since the dawn OF the present era
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The Stnrex Caas

CHICAGO, Aug. % Judge Kuicker.
booker, of the probate court, has ap.
pointed Austin L. Patterson, business
manager OF the Times, as conscrvator oil
the estate of Wilbur r. Storey