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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
ConarItut,onal Conrantaon

Sioux FALLS, d. t.. Sept. 2S.-The
constitutional convention adopted
clauses as follows. yesterday: Providing
for the exemption from taxation Of prop
erty used exclusively for agricultural.
horticu tural and religious societies.
school, cemetery sud charitable pur-
poses. and personal property not ex-
ceediue 5000; prohibiting the legisla-
ture f ,m levVirg q tax OF more than two
n IS q ne ocllsr OF egg VsluaIGoD |;
fl q ala ,ve and senatorial appCr-
tic n It nd prov ding that the fchool
l. "a 81 81 no. l. sold fc- le+s then $40
Pc, =. II IS slievd the wome1's
sufT claus hss ] killed by ihe
t'-g n the convention of le' r
| Il IN d A Pi.'he-, who champion the
CAPS wome MS suf .eoe IN the leRIsls-
tue i t Wln'a-, urging Judge Moody, 3
deleg u :, ~ OPP ose the women's suffrage
clap On the ground that ssch clauf >
might defeat the edOp, ion OF the coDsti-
| fUllOn
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VOL. 2s---No.. 80.
r.rr,ao storm on LAKE Miohigan

CHICAGO, Sept. ga very heavy
northerly gale prevailed throughout the
entire lake region yesterday and lAss
night. Vessel masters who arrived dur
ing the night state that the storm was .
terrific one, the sea running higher than
at any previous time this season. Re-
ports have been Iecsived OF four echcon-
ers VIZ cked at various points on Lake
Michigs1, the crews being rescued in
eceh or .. Fears ere felt toE the sefety
of q numt r of vessels known 10 be ouF,
side the port, Two unknown fishermen
were washed from the moi / pls. tnd
drowned ?, stsIday al, srnC N. ThelC Ike
out at the life saving station saw them
walking on the pier end realizing the
df1gsr they weie In signelcd .hem TO r.
turn. They paid no attention IN his
werning end had proc seds q nut niIy
ysrds when q tremendous hreekee wss
liuca high over the pier and de. nd.
upon the timber with Q crash, carrying
the Two men awav. The lifeboat ST.
the cue immG dla:ely, e. did geo sRO
ssil0I5 who Jumped fIom Q vel u ug
clC7s by aud ran along the pier in the
hope OIL saw ng the droNn,uG men. But
these bray e fellows were all sweep into
the LIKE, end although the boat WIS
imm srtia. ely lower d from the VI > j and
sent to theirs Sistanre. they would prob
ably have en- los, but for e7 OPP u.
tune a.: vel of liz; say 1g crew. The
t3o fisher men, 81 ar b-ief battle with
the way :, sprk from sight and, aFhooRh
the llse ssvss me- lie q diligent Nh.
Ct cir bodies YVES not recoy arei.
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Bie aro in klpora1lo.

Ell DORADO Ks1s. Sap4 PA FIRE
was discovered in Lecox and Fackliea
livery barn ct Z o'clock last evening ana
N momnent The building WAS wrappei
In flames Thirteen horses were Lurn.
ed and portion OF the confants OF the
nan Inc nre spfss south. TO Jim
Hougn's snee snop, the Ohio House and
DR.. Bsssesfs drug store AMI she v,or,s,
end Of a photograph gallery The mon
cry destroyed amounts 10 SO O00 vish
little insurance.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
An Order to Rsmov,.

CHANBRRLAIE. OAK. Sept. 23.-Or-
ders have been posed in the posf1ffice
at this place sIple1 by John G.. Case
Crow Creek agency, ordering all settlers
TO remove their efffc rom he er4s.
ton fosa Ocsoher 2. end br6aseaiDS
TO call the United States ANY 20 ejtct
them If necessary. II is thought that
the settlers will net comply u; IT'D the
order. Il viii require so companies OF
soldiers n remove them. There has
Teen no trouble bseWeea the VIII e. nd
Indians. nor is there likely . b.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

EDITOR NEWS: The resolution offer.
ed by W. S. Jay n tue convention yes
terdsv and which was peEemptorily
voted down deserved better consider
alton. The following wsT the resolution:
aResolvad, That in lieu of ballot
ing for pa p candidates the roll OF dele-
gaf s be called and each delegate shall
ariss when his name Is called ana Al.
nouuce the candidate of his choice"
This practice would facilitate the bus
mess of the convention, So the result OF
the vote could b announced a. soon e.
the roll ell was finished. But the TesO-
luton has more important Significance
1t dIspens>s with the secret ballot and
the action Of every delegate ie known on
the spot. The secret ballot il no doubt
an important safeguard Of the liberty OF
the individual citizen, but the case ID
very different when the individual acts
in repraseEtativel capacity; then Eis
acts should be open and sboSebosrd, aad
his coDstituencysshould hsve the oppor
tunity to see, hear and know
whether he Is representing them
or incorporating them. Thil
Is the method Of voting in congress
end In the Legislature for the obvious
reason that these are Representative
bodies, and It is quite - undignined Gnf
illogical for 9 county convention 4
sdopt the secret ballot as u would be 70
either of those bodies to do 90. Aucl
Of the evils Of ring rule, the tyranny o
king caucus, swapping votes. violatioi
of pledges and personal favOritisn WOuli
be eliminated from politics By the sdOp
ton Of this practice. When the publ
welfare requires that these thins g shoull
be done, let them De done openly, .
thai their proprietY may be judged b
the demands Of the occasion.
This is sn @off Year, In politics IN
coed time - make improvements 4
political machinery. where improvs
me1ts are n ded. At least q discusslo
Of the resolution of Mr.. Jay would 3
doubt have been heallhful exercise e
the cons IN ion- EE ".
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a specIaI InvttatIon

We especially invite a trial by all
those sufferers from kidney aud liver
complaints who have failed TO obtain re-
lief from other remedies and from doc
tors. Natures great remedy, Kidney.
Wort, has effected cures in many obsti
nate cases. IL acts st once on the kid.
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the ays
tenn of all poisonous humors and tor
ing q healthy condition of those import
ant organs. Do not be discouraged, bu
try it.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

Wichita Daily Eagle: There are 1O5
government licenses for the sale of in.
toxicating liquors in this city. This in
formation is reliable and from the
United States collector himself. These
licenses are held by boarding hou ,e
Keepers, drug slores and ioInfa.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

Hon. Powell Clayton, ex- U1Ited
States senator from Arkansas. has writ.
ten to the committee OF thirtyeight who
have In charge the arrangements OF the
soldiers reunion At Topeka. that he will
be present Al d deliver an ddrcss on thA,
occasion. The good people OF Topeks
propose 4" decorate their hOmes and
throw their doors Wide open for the AZ.
communication of the defenders OF the na.
tion,s honor.
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Very wen Put.

Why do we defer. till Tomorrow what
We should do today Why do we neg
lect cough till IL throws us into con-
sumption, and consumption brings US to
the graves DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam is
sure TO cure If taken IN season Ii has
never been known To fail. Use il thor
oughlv, according TO directions. Perse-
we're till the disease IS conquered, as il il
certain to he, even IL Il should require a
dozen bottles There Is no better med
lcine for nnlmnnarr .iirrrainrn
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The papers are full of Jumbo and how
he died, and il is safe to say that Bar
rum is getting the biggest crop OF ad-
veriising he has ever realized fer so
small an outlay IL is not Intended to
Insinuate that Barnum had Jumbo
slaughtered by u railroad train for the
sake nf the advertising it would bring
him, but It is safe to say that the dead
Jumbo Is being worked for all he is
worth as an advertising dodge.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
Tired and LanruId Women

How many women are there are of
whom these words are true: "They feel
lanquid and tired. hardly able TO bear
their weight on their feet, the bloom all
gone from their cheeks. irritable and
cross without meaning ~ be. nerves all
upset worried with the children, fretteti
over little things, a burden TO them
selves, and vet with no scute disease -
what pity Il Is. But few bottles IF
Parker's tonic will drive all this away,
sex
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The 81 Lluis Globe Democrat in its
issns Of SuEdav last pribts ten columns
OF society personals. gathered from
cities, towns and villages in all parts of
the state ct Missouri. and from Kansas.
Illinois, Iowa and other states. A mag
nihcent paper of twenty four pages.
THIS is what may be called enterprise.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
The most profound sleener

The most profound sleeper on record
unquestIonAbly is MISS Jsne thornton
OF Boston, Mass. Il is reported OF this
lady that she has frequent attacts of SOM
nambulism; that she arose in her sleep
few nights ago aud went on her per.
amb1latIons, meeting with an accident
by which one of her legs was broken
but that the accident did not arouse her
from her sleep, and that she returned to
hor. bed and knew nothing of her disas-
ter until she awoke naturally the next
morning. This more than stakes the
cake" 1t gets away with the entire
bakery
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The Sioux City Tribune claims pop
ulation of 81 .S7T psopie for that thriving
and growing Iowa city 1t says further
that the city has 1856 telephones in use,
and that the telephone calls at the Gen.
trail Office run from 1900 to 5000 daily
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The Northwestern Miller: Despite the
loud talk OF foreign grain traders AID
journals about improved mills and hot
competition driving American -four out
of foreign markets, the exports for the
first eight months ct this year show an
increase OF over 100000 barrels rs com.
pared with the same period in 1884
Some other year, perhaps, our miller'
may feel The eff els of changes claimed
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The New Orleans Timee- Democrat
has recently been gathering statistics
relative TO the growth and improvement
In the southern states, and from which
1t has prepared table showing that the
wealth of these states he's increesed at
the average of nearly o per cent per en-
mum for the past five Yeas,
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Tho Rock sprlnr. Trouble.

OMAHA, Neb, Sept. 21.-General
Schotisld. accompanied by General Tom
kIns and General Sanger, passed through
Omaha last night en- route from Chicago
to the scene of the Chinese trouble a.
Re tx Springs Wyoming. He was met
at the Union Pacific depot by General
Howard and General Manager Galloway
aud Superintendent Smith and Dor
renee of The Union Pacific, with whom .
long cCnsultatlon was held. The CHI
nase will be put tn work to-day alorZ
with the white mlneI1 who desire to 60
10 work with them. ALI viii II pro.
iected by military. All is quiet ct Rock
Springs. There's suit of to days resump-
tin of work at the mines 10 awaited
ith considerable interest.
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a BIr Revival beating

MuNcIE IND, Sept, 22.-Mrs. VI, L
worth E, Irgelist. closrd Two veekl
meeting in n grove twn mikes north.
west of here Yesterday. preaching 20 25
coo d ople Such religious excIsemenl
was pevs known here The woods
rang With shouts Of the Dew ceaEers
while here sid there lay men and
women by scores in franc apps elfly
dead Hundreds Of rscpie rom thG
CIV attended her meetings and - uS
able 80 account for Whist they saw.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The Weekly Graphic for September
ID is remarkable number in all its fea.
lures. It's illustrations are works OF
genuine art; tue sclc ;tions of III pictor-
i'i subjects are apt and timely; its read
log matter is unexceptIonable in variety
and quality: aud the paper as a whole is
one To be commended to every house
hnl1
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The bones OF Barnum's great elephant,
Jumbo, have been secured Hy the Ma.
1ional Museum at Washington, end
steps are now in progress 70 take them
TO thar city. where they will be attIcu-
lated ana set M by the side of the skelc.
ton Of the hardly less famous elephant
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rhanen.hn En,Is EAR

NEosHo FALLS. Kan, Sept. 23.-The
N, 1sho Valley District fair opens up
witt magnificent prospects. The dis
play of horses 's the largest End bes;
ever seen on the g;Ouuds. while the
showing OF cattle has been surpassed by
that of Crly one yeer, when President
Hayes and g, uertl SneFmsu were here.
anu here's of shoF+hC. rs were brought
from Kentucky. The speed ring il well
fill. rnd some gocd n s are expected.
The d'aplsy of agrIc llturrl products IL
not up 50 ne av7rage, but fruits, except
De aces Are ful!s IS gocd a. Csusi.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
CALLED HonE

Evan Thomal ven known toihs cid.
zeus Of this county died yesterday e
z 30 O'Clock at the residence Of h. son.
in-law, Rot Powell four miles wsssos
Enpoi;a. Mr. Tnodnas hss iIvsc for
nav yeEs n this county abd vas
known and sstssned by large Gsssie q
fEIe ads. Al ne tine q his dsash he
hsd res he'd the advauced age Of IS ysara
leogth Of lie that speaks volumes d
recomn sndation of life pure ana slmpis
in msouers and habits. The Esmaius
will he interred st the Welsh censtrv q
Dry creek. At 2 o'clock 70 DAY. Ser.
vices wiil be held Al the house. BY Rsvs.
Rses ana Evans.
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Rsady sor the Reunisn

Topeka, Sept. 22.-The arrangements
for the great soldiers reunion OF 1885
are about completed aud are more per.
feet than those of any which have pre-
coded 1t, either here or elsewhere. The
grounds OF the State Fair association
have tean greatly improved and eveIy-
thing is about ready for the reception OF
the thousands who are coming. The
commitse of thiTty-erght who have had
1t in chs-ge have r eived estimates
from all committees resp ctlDg the proS-
able at ndance, end tonight state that
there will be not les than $1,000 old sol
diers in TOT Eka during the fhree dsys'
reunion. General Logan and . numbar
of other distinguished military men will
b. present. Everything points 20 grand
success.
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a company has just been formed in
New York with the object of cremaiing
the garbage 10 that great city. 1t is es-
nnated that 1t will require at least
twelve enormous furnaces, costing $685.
900 each, to keep the city clear of the
garbage that accumulates daily.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The smallpox IN Montreal, Canada, is
spreading so rapidly that the death rate
from this terrible disease h: increased
to $50 week The contagion is also
running riot In other point in the Do
miniOn and creating constel lation and
alarm throughout the provinces
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smith,a a. :

WAsHINGToN, Sept 21.-The pE IL
dent appointed james r. Gifen TO be
isistant appraiser of merchandise fol
the q strict OF New OrIesns.
II IS C1dersto1d that ne cor sel fol
me defen. iu the ,urt mai l. c Sc d
OF Postmaster General Smith have an
PHI; for su Injunction 70 pT II II
:reiary of the navy IFom T conve i7rr
the court.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The electric motor has been tried In
the elevated roads In New York and has
proven success. Measures have been
taken to make the application general to
all the lines In that CITY.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The noted Johnny Skae. who seven
years ago lived in San Francisco and
was worth ten million OF dollars, died
in that city last week in state Of desti-
tuition, and not worth nickel. Dis4ipa-
ton did IL.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
A Book-ksepsr Are ed

CHICAGO. Sept 22.-N s.hN IL,
book k, eI sr for Dennehey, We &
O'Briep wholesale liquor dealers. has
been arrested, charged with emtezz:inR
$4,000 of his employers ma.leY
Schwsrtz came here from New Tcrh
four months ago, nd 9cnred his L
ton t. means of high recommends on
sud lie "a Or Introduction IEom We tthv
aud ?. iminent cit ems Of that place
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Tha Chlneee Must 90.

SEATTLE w. T.. Sept. GA body of
masked men vlsited the quarters Ut the
Chine sc workmen 81 Black Diamond
mine Sunday night aud the Chinese fed.
Their houses were burned. The China
men had besn discharged from the mines
and expected to go 70 seattle yesterday
A convention of delegates from all parts
or the Puget Sound country hiss been
called 20 NEE. here September % 70 de-
wise means Of Kidding the country OF the
Chines
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

Ladies, attention. In the Diamond
Dyes more coloring is given than in any
known dyes, and they give faster and
more brilliant colOrs. 10c at all drug.
gists. Every body praises them. Wells,
Richardson s. Co, Burlington, VI.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

A'ci'on Patriot: Topeka is getting
TO be great city. According to ITS pop
ulation it has mare homicides end sui.
cides than any town we know OF. rs it
the air, the water. the whisky or the
hash
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The street cars in i6e suburbs Of Bal.
timore, Maryland. are being run very
successfully with electro motors.
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Another Postofnce Robbery

ST. LOUIS Sept. 2S.-The pOstOface 81
Homsneville, Nilsson wts broken into
Monday night, the safe blown open and
rcbt ed &C $3.50 in stamps and money. No
clue to the robbers.
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The new postmfs'er at Ma Vile,
Ke1sas, has had his Office Iobt ID OF
80 no0
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The Topska G;0mnonweaith speak
very highly Of The address of Sanatsr
Plumb At the coiored celebration yes,e ).
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

4 NOTABLY SUCCESSFUL MAN
Col. Il. @. Whitley of The Ho'sl Cool
ldge of this city hande d ~ copy of the
Los Angeles Her, ID to-day, which had
been sent TO him by friends Ia Los An
geles, and which conta' ned the follow
INC notice.
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New YOrk Republican


SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 22-The
morning opened bright and at an ea-ly
hour the cor ridors lending - the hotels
prs, iLted an animated scene. The con-
vention will assemble IN the Ca slno at
u o'cie-.k. Indication point to 8
lively scrimmage for the nomination
fC gov ernoT. were 1t | cssIble for New
York (i.g men to JOIN hands W on q
candidate this morning before going in
TO convention, there - 10 doubt
| but that such man would
secure the nomination fC- gov
ernor with hurrah. But al
hope of This has been abandoned Tor the
pre- sent aud The situation is decide ily
mixed one. Out OF several hundred Re.
| publIcans now in the field theIe is not a
man r IA enough tu predict who will be
nomina al Ii a III of the delPga IS
had been made at midnight the pToha-
| bilii.es s-e that General Carr would
| haze been the nominee. His sIrer u
does not appear to have weakened very
materially since then, and he Will surely
enter th4 convention with the greatest
number OF N1tes, unless 81 ious break
| oc ours in ms rsuks wi Tin the next two
hours. Levi P. Nor ID CorneIIu 8
| N. Bliss a. b. Cornell, Ira Day M /
and DreXel are all EsroOg ~ lay and
their resi- sctive friends saw they h ave
come 10 = ~. Gen VIM. II. SswsrG #
Auburn g Il in The field aud appears
to have q large following He appss 3
- I . ne most pi Jmisiug dark horse 4
the Republican stable. SewaI s frienas
claim that unless a selection is ms6- n
the first or cond ballot the'r c. IdIds ,
will ONE To the front with flying colo 3.
The great unanimity hai nony and {
feeling, al )ut which there has beer J
much talk among leaders, does not eK-
list. Such sta sments have been gres "
exagt rated Ever, hing is creme IN
the surf = but il IS unGersE nod Ii re
was b I break in the New York ity
delegation last night, and ur ess they
can come 'gether and unite on q caHdI.
da' they t 1owledge hat the harnc.
NOUS ling g not as well defined as il
should be IN their circumstances. TaerS
wall probably b. doz y candida. Il
pL red IN nomination after the perma
nent orgsniZafion of the convention and
an informal be lot e. Ken. followed h 81
adjournment till tonight or Tomorrow
morning
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Davenport Nominated Tor vernon

Davenport Nominated Tor Z vernon
SARATOGA, y. Y : pit 90 The sec
ond day OF the New YORK s. Repub
lIcan convention o. med cold I'D stormy
ami during the hit Their. Is ere many
conferences. The commi resolu-
tions heard several deiegaii. du ing
the night. The chaplain fae s4nate,
Rev DR.. : V. Leach. urs be CON
mittee to take a square and Id stand
on the temp rance q1estioH and recon-
meDded a cnnssitui .ouYl aeudment
regulating = probibi -ag s.e liquor
traffic. Some Of the men IS of the
& ~ ntti favored the pro! 8, ON hut
a 9 eat maim ty were OPP Il 10 The
formr alton of any tenn .Esnce plank.
Trsi -r;y' 1g u.s. moiaiuI bring in
larl numl RS OF delegaras ne T mo.
crare convention, which m, rs NOR
row. Inc hour OF sssemblifn apI jared
70 ra''ier early for majoI. of the
dele yaf s. They strolicd faf5 the hall
70 v slowly, ard il was l0:39 before the
| chaplsin offered prayer. Immediately
fherea- .er x.Assemhlyman Dsvid Healy
VI vote ] = pei mission stidr,ss fhG
cony sntioD IL behalf OF rhe labor iuf II.
/ NJ AE4S GtOf- VI hGasF 3uQEGBE
| the commi &c on Re olutIons report 4 8
| platform. When the clause was read
relating TO preference of Office 70 r:
given - ex- soldiers. Cprroral Tanner oil
Bro )kly 4 iaquired il that uieaat if sol.
der passe an examination that prov 4
his coDpe .ncv he should / aproin' I
even ii q college graduate of yesfe
day should pass a. higher
| figure. Il does" quiei y reioIned
| Col Bliss, if the soldier aed so and
| the dude stands 100, the solaier gets the
place" lGrest applause and laughter
The platform was unanimously adopted
IL 30 g. m.-Day export hes en nom
mated for Cove. 1or. HIS nomination
was made unanimous amid g Eat che sr
ing. The whole eonv sntica then yelleC
| az Srr," for Sc md place. Gen. Car
was quickly nominated for lieutenan
governor by reclamation. Ane IN s
We I. for So TstaTy OF s'a s1d Jsnel
W. WadswortA, for comp -oller, VET
nominal 1 by reclamation.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The finest varieties Of grapes for vim
tage are selling in California for SEQ a
ton.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

Judge 4 exa6aer I.eVes. the ables
judge In Virginia aud a very able jurist
Isl dead at 30 years.
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The Young Mems Christian associztion
contempiates rentinS the upper fiaor Of
Fluker's new building on Merchants
-eat
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Steabenville derives its name from
Fort Steuben. which occupied the
site OF the town in early times
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
PrasSss RiF.s

JAMESTOWN. d. I. sept q .-I1evas-
taiion by prairie fires from Fargo 70
Bismarck far sprpasses Ia des teiion
any previous yesr Hundreds Of scrsl
OF tsle wheat crop were sReft out Of ex
,sfarce SATURDAY. and Sunday. The
gnonat bur aed n norfaeta > X "A dur
inc the NJ AZ week Is irDmer@ II - ;
ma,eti that the entirarIops 81 one nun
DID farms EetN en- here aud Bismarck
has been aeEtroyed