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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-21
FORE1aN NEWS.
NeSEa by Cable From the Old World
a LIVELY FIGHT.

a LIVELY FIGHT
LONDON, Feb 20.-The recent fight
between sas whites and natives at Mac
uTfa arosa through the action of the agent
Of Dutch factory in employing Kroob-
ers to which the natives objected Eight
hundred natives attacked the factory.
which the agent defended with q can
non and armed men. During the fight
numbers OF she natives took shelter be-
hind q powder magazine. The defend
ers of the factory fred into the maya
ztne, which exploded. killing many ma
tIves. The fight continued several
hours, when the natives withdrew, leav-
ing forty dead.
REsCuING MISSIONARIES.
CAIRO, Feb. 2O.-The Austrian consul
at Khartoum has forwarded to Mahdi
s., 600 70 secure the release of Catholic
missionaries.
ALL RIGHT.
MADKf1, Feb 2o-The cordial wei
come which Wks given TO the new
Spanish msnis,er at Washington pro-
duced an excellent effect here.
E1XIHG Up THINGS.
KHARTOUAG, Feb. 20.-General Gordon
today held b ievee. The foremost Arabs
were admitted He has opened offices
ct the Pslaee 90 hear their grievances.
The government books containing
records from time lmmemoria1 Of the
debts of the people, whips and bas-
tinados, have been publicly burned. A
council ofsAfab Dotables hes been
formed. A. prison in which zoo
wretches were loaded with chains has
been found and ordered to be demolIsh-
ed. The negroes held great Iejolcing.
Europeans agree that Gordon's procla-
nation was the only means OF saying
them and the garrison. A fresh hey,
Shilook, a 9negro who won the decorta-
ton of the Legion of Honor Under
Bazalne in Mexico, has been appointed
commander of the troops at Khartoum.
All the Soudanese troops will stay at
Khartoum and the white troops will go
to Onidurmsn.
BISMARCK MUST EXPLAIN.
BERLIN, Feb 20.-The action of Bis
marck in returning the resolution Of
sympathy at the death of Herr Lasker
continues to excite much comment. The
friends of the deceased statesman IN the
Reichstsag propose TO demand OF Bis
marck an explanation for his cause,
THE CAUSE OF CHOLERA.
BURLIN, Feb 19-The German sani
tary commission which was sent 10
Egypt and India by the imperial board
of health to study the cause, etc, of the
chOlra. has forwarded its report from
Calcutta. The commission have discover
ed that the cholera germ exists in the wa
ter tanks at Calcutta and suburban vii
lagos where the cholera made Its ap-
pearance. The same microscopic organ
ism has been discovered in the lower in
testines of cholera victims in Egypt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-21

New YORK, Feb. 2O.-Arrived the
steamship Frisco. from Hamburg. with
The dies of Lieutenant De Long and
comrades.
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The New Rate On rhe SANTA Re

railroad commissioners of the state OF
Kansas. III decision rendered January
/, 1884, PIE cribed q system of reduced
local freight ,aies for The entire Atchi-
son system of railroads in thIs state. The
board also prescribed system If re
duced special freight rstes to aud from
Missouri river points Tue board in their
DECISION admit the reasonableness OF
most of The company's former rates, but
claim thai the earnings of the company
are ton high and should be reduced
5000 per year, and by u system of
reduced rates distributed among the
people. These rates NJ re Ordered to
take effect on the 18Th Of February. The
railroad company has Earnestly pro-
tested against the action of the commits
sIOners and has Published statements
showing that less than o1e-fourth of
their freight earnings ara local 20 the
state, one-fouTth beIng traffic between
Kansas and other states aud more than
one-half the traffic simply crossing the
state going from ocean 10 ocean and from
one foreign state 10 another. There has
| been and continues to be a great differ.
enee Of opinion through tue state as 70
the wisdom Of tina action Of t1e CON-
missioDers. as well as doubt of iheiE
power to make such rates The railroad
company will announce to-day 10 the
people living on its lines that II
Difference 70 the commission
established by the people
that il will on February 10 adopt, undel
protest, the entire system Of mIieags
distance rates ordered by the commits
sioners. The special rates. which cove
the Interstate traffic crossing the stat,
and going 10 and from the state - oshel
4 IN .usfrsw.N -
brought by the eastern stockholders o
the road, in the Third judicial dIstr'c
! Of Kansas The injuncti0n restrainl
the company from adopting these specia
rstes, and restrains the ccmmlesIoner
from endeaVOring g enf0rce the penal
tres prescribed for failure 70 sdopt ID
same.
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Because We have the Largest Stock Of any Yard
in Chicago.
Because have the Largest Stock of any Yards
at all Points on the Missouri River
Because we have the Largest Stock of any Yard
in Kansas
Because we want to Sell Our Stock and Lay in
New Supplies.
Because want to make Ernporia the best place in
Kansas to Buy Lumber.
Because the Railroads Carrying Our Lumber at
LOW Rates.
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A Fight With Gang OF Highwaymen
uEInRrnEN Pa Feb. 20-The neo

n EH84U Win = O8nk u 1AABAW0S A-ACls
UEIoRToWN, Pa, Feb 20.-The peo-
pie living IN the mountainous regions Of
FaYette county bave been terrorized by
a band of highway robbers and burglars,
who made their headquarters IN the
mountains, and who often sailed forth
in the night and even in broad dayligh,
to pluDder. Two months ago Fair
Chance posIOff1ce was robbed
and United states inspectors here
have since been on the Lookout
for the thieves. Early yesterday morn.
ing members of the band were sur.
rounded while attempting to rob a house
and in the fight which ensutd Sheridan
Monteith was fatally shot. The others
escaped. From Monteith information
was obtained which led TO the discovery
of their mountain hiding places and will
result in the capture of the others.
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Kansas MasOns

LAwRENCE, Kas., Feb. 19.-The fol-
lowing grand bodies Of Masons have
been Ia session here TO day: The grand
council and grind chapter. The grand
council elected and installed jacob De
Witt OF Salina, n. 1. g. NJ B. McMur-
lrie of Topeka, ID. G. M; s. Saylor of
Newton, @. P. G. W.; e. Beck of Leav-
enworth, G. T and J II. Brown of Wy
andotte, g. R.
The Grand Chapter r A. M, held
three sessions and elected and installed
the following officers: G. s. Green, Man.
haitian, g. II. P; j. Dewitt, Sallna, D.
/ g. H. p; A NJ Callahan, Topeka, g.
K; w. ID. Thompson. MinneeEo is G.
s.; c. Beck, LeaYenWOrth, G. L., and j
Il. Brown, Wyand0tte, G. s.
The conversations WI, re unusually in,
teresiing, harm. my prevailing through
out. BoIh bodies completed their la
bors today.
The N. w. grand lodge will begin il
labors tomorrow morning and vii
likely continue two days Over 2O(
lodges Will be represented The city Il
full of strangers in attendance on tn,
convention of the grand bodies.
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After the BILLIARD.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb 20.-Dispatches
to the Associated Press from various
points IN the northwest this morning In
dictate that clear. cold weather has sue
ceeded the blizzard. The trains which
were badly delayed, and in several cases
abandoned, being resumed, and tele-
graphic communicative restored.
AdyIces from Lamoure, Dakota, bring
as yet no tidings of the missing stage
coaches lost IN the storm.
The weather in st. Paul today is clear
and the mercury six below zero.
TeErible Distress At Evansville, Indiana.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Feb. 2O.-The river
is strewn with wrecks of houses swept
away by last nights gale. Relief boats
have been sent above and below to rem
der such assistance as possible In rescu-
ing people and relieving distress. Many
rumors are afiOat of loss of life but nc
definite information is obtainable. Nc
doubt it was heavy. Newburg has just
telephoned for boat to go to the assist.
ance of people TO be seen in distress Op-
posite that town. which is Is miles above
here. The weather Is now calm.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
Naval Affairs.

The bill introduced in the senate yesterday
by Senator Mcmillan, proposing the amend
ment of the naval appropriations act of Aug.
., 1852, provides that suUh graduates of the
naval academy as have been, or hereafter
may be, appointed to I'LL vacancies in tho
lower grades of the limo and engineer corps
of the navy and of the marine corps, under
the provisions of that act, shall be entitled
to the pay of the grades to which they have
been or may be appointed, from tho date
they take such rank therein, as stated in
their commission.
The United States steamer Pinta sailed
from Talcuahano, Chill, on tho second in
stant for Valparaiso, and is probably there
by this time.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
The Jeannet,e nyestigation.

The examination of Fireman Bartlett was
resumed yesterday morning before the COM
mittce charged with tho investigation Of tho
loss of the Jeanette. Witness had been
afraid to certain extent of the persecution
of naval officers, who were always resentful.
lie knew of facts rejecting on the honor of
Melville, ChPp Danenhower, and Amber,
but of nothing rejecting on their humanity.
These facts consisted of intoxicaton. 1t was
a general thing among the officers to make
game of Collins. Did not know of any one
on the Joaunette being subjected to indig-
nifty or outrage. He did not think 10 pfoba-
BILE that De Long could have been saved.
Mr.. Melville had said to witness, after the
New York HeiUH correspondent had Joined
them, that he must Keep his mouth "d--d
close, as there was Il id reporter after
them" Witness said there was some feeling
of jealousy between members of tho party.
Dc Long Had told witness he intended to put
witness in charge of the party. Danenhower
had said 1t WAS very humiliating. Witness
objected to taking charge, but he Long told
him to obey orders.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
AN INDIGNANT PROTEST..


see by the local press that the district
commissioners have under consideration an
application of the pastor of the Memorial
Lutheran church for permission to erect the
proposed Luther monument upon parking in
this city belonging to the government. With
out stopping here TO consider the question as
to the law giving the commissioners authority
to permit the erection of statues on such
parking, / wish thus publicly to protest in as
emphatic manner as possible against grant
ing such privilege from another standpoint.
StaIues are erected TO commemorate great
national events and perpetuate the names and
memory of mon conspcuOusly connected
with such events. They ought to, and usually
do represent men about whose public career
and achievements the people of the nation
are not divided in opinion. and whose men,
ory in connection with tho nations history
will be venerated by generations to follow.
The man whose deeds 1t is proposed to com
memorate by the erection of q statue in
Americas capital city was German religious
reformer, and originated reform out of
which grew the present Protestant branch of
Christianity; Summed up briefly, this
il the substance of Martin Luthers
career. Now, to moro than one.
half of the Christians of the world
aud great proportion of tho Christians of
the United States that reform was no reform
nj all, and among Christians everywhere there
is division Of opinion as TO the two great
divisions of the Christian church. In America
we have no established religion. This is no
Protestant governmont-nOt even 10 be STYLED
u Christian government. If the Protestant
people of America are permitted to erect a
statue of their great high priest upon tho
public parks of this capital city, what
objection could there be 10 the erection of
statue, side by side with that Of Luther,
OF Pope Plus TX, Of st. Patrick, or Of King
National Republican., 1884-04-08
:, Athletic park to. day, l:l5.
The Filibustcrs.

Secretary Chandler received telegram
yesterday from Commander Cooper, COM
manding the United States steamer Swatara,
at Matanzas. stating that twenty-five fill
busters landed near there from the schooner
Shorters the day previous to the arrival of
the Swatara.
Secretary Folger yesterday received a tele-
gram from Capt. Baker, commanding the
revenue steamer Boutwell,, at Key West, as
follows: The three men that went to Cuba
with schooner with twenty-five flibusters
and returned with the vessel havo been in
custody on the Boutwell, for twenty-four
hours. viii wait instructions from United
States district attorney.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
Bicycles Personal IgGcets.

The attorney general has given an opinion
to the secretary of the treasury that under
the new tariff act bicycles are to be included
In tho category Of personal effects when they
accompany the passenger aud therefore aro
to be admitted free OF duty. This revorses q
fOrmet opinion of the attorney general, which
WAS in effect that bicycles were duLiable as
carriages. The nov ruling has been adopted
by the treasury department.
National Republican., 1884-04-08

Henry VIII, the originator of tho Episcopal
branch Of Christianity Nome at all, | hoar
you say. Then what is to prevent tho OPP
pononts of the Christian system itself erect
ing statue beside all Of these of Moses or
Mahomet or of tho infdels, to add ono each
of Thomas Paine, Voltaire, Rousseau. Fouer-
back Darwin, Tyndal, Bradlaugh, or "our
Bob taltor he dies)? No, sir If religious
votaries wish TO erect monuments to their
heroes or heroines let them select locations
other than parks belonging to government
which knows no religious sects, creeds, or
dogmas. A. j. BOYER.
WHY ARE THEY NOT PUNISHEDs
TO he Editor.
viii you kindly inform the long suffering
butter consumers of this city whether or not
there is law in this district against Offering
for sale as butter oleomargafine butterine,
and other fraudulent limitations? And IL there
Is such law, what is the penalty for viola
ton Of the snme2 BY yesterday mornings
REPUBLICAN, ! SEQ that by tests made by the
district chemist at least twenty firms have
been found guilty of selling spurious COM
pounds as butter, which are pronounced in.
furious to the health of the consumer, to
say nothing of obtaining money there.
for under the most damnablo Of
false pretonses, and yet / hear
of the authorities doing nothing to bring
the offenders to the justice they so Justly
merit. Why is this thus2 Would 1t not be
we'll for our authorities" to devote Secret
session" to this subject? If there is no exist
ing law under which this Wholesale under
mining of health, by means of this base
adulteration of necessary food can bo pun
ishod, IL is time TO have one enacted and, If
there is such o law, we arc anxious to know
why 1t is not enforced. The Cincinnati riot
grow out of n failure OF tho authorities to
protect the people by the enforcement of the
law. ltnNgftAgrb
National Republican., 1884-04-08
rhe nirthnlave or CON, Nyn.IlInrtnn.

Col. II, l.. Casey, accompanied by his assist
ant, Mr.. Green, aud tho engineer in charge
at the Washington monument, left the Wash
ington navy yard at noon yesterday ON the
United States steamer Speedwoll for Popes
creek, Virginia, to mako q survey for the
proposed wharf at Bridges creek aud of the
site selected for the monument to mark the
birthplace Of Gen. Washington.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
supERMuSDANE 1NrE1L1GENcE.
TO he Editor.

10 Ns Editor.
The following was written last night at
the seance Of DIR. w. NJ. Keller without hu-
man hands under test conditions. 1t is at
least partial ahBwer to the objection that
communications are below our standard of
the great departed:
In the spirit all things become real. We are no
longer masked by selfish desires and impulses;
we, see things without the tinge of the external
body. Even the material brain loses its power to
delude us; we nre no lunger sophists. There +
nothing upon which sophism can weave its web
or tissue OF iasities All things are made clear
our thought is and our light and life arc made
Lsautiiul by .he grandness of the image that we
have builded for humanity. Upon a thin and
slender foundation of goodness we rear the
matchless fabric OF Immortality, and eliminate
our iaults, OF which we Instantly become more
aware than in the material life.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
This communication was produced as fol-
lows: A young lady not connected with the
medium handed the paper aud pencil to the
spirit over the top of u curtain which forms
. small cabinet in the corner filled with
small table, leaving no room for any person.
The paper and pencil were taken from her
hand in the presence of twenty people. The
communication was written and handed out
to the same lady and by the writer passed to
another person, so that the medium had not
touched the pad. on which the writing was
done. 1t was Immediately read alond and is
presented verbatim, including the punctu-
alton. Leaving out Of the question the
sentiment aud literary value, 1t Is mechani-
cal and intellectual feat of the most extraordi-
nary character. The communication Is
legibly written, and yet it was done in the
cabinet in the dark, the medium outside and
handed out. 1t demonstrates the presence of
n supermuudane Intelligence not unworthy
of Webster, phase of psychic force un-
familiar to Prof. Newcomb. OBSERVER.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
yNTANTED-
PREMATURE BALDNEss
EBHMATEgRREE EEBESHHMMATEgRE RAtEPNEEssss. RRAAtEPNEss


The process of loss of hair may tnke take Mace
either rapidly in the course of weeks or months Or as
~ generally the case the loss "a Slow and gradual
through period of years. The hairs may commence
70 come out at any period after proberty although
badness does not ordinarily begin to manifest Itself
until the age of % or 80 years. The scalp through
out the process appears to be healthy At first only
few hairs come ont from time to time and these are
replaced Immediately by shorter and finer growth
ofhnr Later these. in turn, shed, and are arc-
ceeded by still finer hairs, and In the course of timo
even these cease to appear when complete badness
ofh certain portion of the scalp Ia the result There
may be an appearance of fine down. which proves
that the hair fOCle still exists and can be made TO
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
Tho prevalence OF premature badness among our
young men and women of the present day Is really
surprising Badness Is designated by the nnrs of the
scalp affected. Thus we have Crown Frontal Part
md Temple Bnldness The last two are 80 much
dreaded by ladies'. Dr. VAN DYCK positively cures
badness Remember baldncssiS durable long tho
hair follicles are not destroyed Dir. VAN DNCK,
Dermatologlst, has perfected scientific capillary
treatment which enables him to euro badness even
In cases ofyears' duration He produce.a VigOr-
ous, luxurious growth of hair nevery where the
hair oclesare not destroyed No one should be bald
before 90 If your hair Is getting thin, harsh dry
Spit, faded, prematurely gray: II you are getting
bald, or have excessive dandruf scaly scalp letter.
or any hair Or scalp disease consult DR.. VAN DYOK
Dermatologist No. 22 Grant Place. at once. Satis.
iaction assured Hours a. m to q p. m; sundays
three stamps for answer
WV NyANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r..
a. n "a punk at NJ w
National Republican., 1884-04-08

ne Advertisements under ne hsdde N Wants For
Rent Tor SAFE, Boarding. Lost and Pound ant
iersond, Of three lines iess eighteen long ,gorus
10 cents one insertion: each additional insertion lO
cents Buslnesg cards not inelldcd On neas rates-
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5lantro---Ruun,s.

DY GENTLEMAN AND wIFE-Two OR
ID three unfurnshod rooms: private family pre-
terred. Address PHILLIPS, Republican Once. 40
A YOUNG MAN WANTS A FRONT ROOM
IA and board In central part of city for the summer;
price not to exceed $40. Address g. +. A. Republican
OtiiCe. 40
National Republican., 1884-04-08
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cfur Gent HlistrlI

ITO CAREFUL, APPRECIATIVE PARTIES
L. bonutiflytnned handsome upright piano.
Call at Sll 9th ST. ". w. 1910
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corner q. 10
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0lantt0---I Iousts.

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~ ments for family of three adults. Address 2i1
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a modern improvements reasonable terms.
Write particulars TO MEDlCUS, Pension Office. cor.
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National Republican., 1884-04-08

A IIDRSE-SUITABLE FOR LADY no
"A ride, well broken to saddle and weight not less
than $50 pounds; will Keep for his use, or buy IL
suited. Address stating where can be seen. SUM
NIGR, Republican Oillce. b-O
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Arrsural Comfort.

TINHEwEEKLYR REPUBLICAN, PAYS SPECIAL
4 attention tu the news VI the GAPllah kEory
cluZen should subscribe torlH
National Republican., 1884-04-08

VNTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r..
wv Beali Bateman 4 Co.'S Bank, l4l1 + st. n w :,
IL Commissioner of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner Examiner, and
Notary Public always in Office nom a. M TO D. M
National Republican., 1884-04-08

JOB PRINTING PREaS-0NE.EIGHTH OR
~, one quarter medium; must he cheap and In good
condition, for cash. Address l.. ", Republican
National Republican., 1884-04-08

WTAGoNS-To HAUL SAND AT LYNNS
w Mill, ON Rock near Street Bridge. 5-S
N OLD FRANKLIN. HAND.PRESs; WILL,
"A be paid for In cash or In old type or exchange
TIo for z iarge;sIsd moderp proofpress THE MA.
IlONAL REPUBLICAN,. b-tf
National Republican., 1884-04-08
Observation-Disclosures.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A GENTLE
n man having from Zoo TO 81 900 to invest In
business 1Oyoars' established; an absolute cash on
delivery trade of 81 900 weekly: upward Of 100000
yearly; the orders will be furnished. Address &, o.
d.. Republican Office. b-lO
National Republican., 1884-04-08

The Largest Printing House In the CITY
Printing ~ Al DrSurlltlOAS Promptly Executed In
the Best style ana ~ Lowest llgtes,
GEORGE II. Gl.AY bRAEIS ~, gLARKsON,