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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22
ST JOHN.

In Mondays issue We gave to the pub
lie the statement made By ST.. John in re-
gard TO the charges against him, and also
Clarkson's criticism on st. Johns state
ment, in which the latter Is character
lied as a confession rather than q con-
tradictIoB.
II 81. John Is really innocent, his mere
denial of guilt will not carry CONVICTION
TO the people. There are too many plain
facts and too many attendant circum.
stances in connection with the campaign
which, while they lack the force Of ab
sOluie proof. certainly prejudice his case.
The fact that at the critical
periods of the campaign he con-
a0ed his labors TO Ohio and
Western New York, where he could do
the Republican party the greatest harm,
evinces the mercensry spirit OF tearing
down Republicanism more than it does
Of dIsinierested desire of building up
the Prohibition cause. He could have
done the latter with better effect in other
states. ST. Johns assertion that L. gates
own statement to the Sta'e Journal ex.
honeraees him, viii be taken with the
allowance usually credited TO q man
who at first denies he wrote certain
letter and proDoCnces it ''cOld forgery"
and then afterwards says the letter was
published by = breach OF trust.
This wall not do. ST. John must
appeal to better testimony than
Legate's mere statements, neither must
he rely on his own mere affirmation
Mr.. St John stands now IN a position
where he must prove his own Innocence,
if innocent he may be. The burden of
proof is now with him, rather than
with those who have made
the charges of corruption. The
fact that he was traitor
to the party which gave him power and
position is An unfortunate circumstance
against him. The facts that neither the
Republican or Democratic parties took
stand in their platforms on temp r-
ance and St John, in his dilemma,
could have chosen between whisky
and LOYALTY" and whisky and
dislovalty," and did choose
to support dls'oyalLy, in the face of his
old time Efforts aud his benefits, are also
against him.
The only real defense for St. John is
to bring the matter before the proper
tribunal-the courts. His course in the
matter compels him to prove his inno-
F. II. a
now hanging over him.
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Topeka Lance: Great care was taken
u prevent Governor Martins message
from getting lot, the hands of the Phi
listIan newspaper fellows, before il Was
given to the leg stature. The copy had
been in the hands of State Printer
Thatcher for SONS time, and was given
out To the printers IN short takes. all the
proofs AMI "dupes" OF which were care
fully watched and given in the charge of
uue OF the trusted employees, who Iellg
iously guarded them from piracy. The
same care was IAken ia the press rooms
aud bindery, 50 thar il was I'M possible
Tor any case man 70 steal more than one
lake" had he been so inclined, and
that much would have been .SoIthlt IS
one of the newsl apr correspondent
here Offered $eJ for al advance copy q
lie message.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

General Grants paper on Shiloh, in
the February number of the Century,
just issued, tells the story of 8 narrow
escape of himself and two of his staff Of
hcers who got within range of the con
tederate musketry on the second iaV OF
the battle. A bali struck the metal
scabbard of Grants sword just below
the hilt. and broke it near.y of. Before
the battle was over it had broken entirely
off. Of the staff officers, one lost 3 horse
and the other hat,
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LATER PARTICULARS.
CIev.land,n side,oArd.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan. 10 "A New
Yorker, who seems to have enjoyed fair
opportunities for observation, tells a
Sunday paper that Cleveland Is like
Gen. Sherman or Gen. Grant in his
tastes. Neither of the three care very
much about what they eat, so il Ii plain
and we'll cooked. AS tor the artistic
cuisine Of the French school, Cleveland
knows nothing about IL and cares less.
My educator in this respect has been
neglected. | heard him say once, and
am now too old To learn He is fairly
good drinker, so the table menage will
not be an ice water one, but his drink
ing is mainly beer, though he relishes q
cocktail now and then. He is very
regular in his sleeping snd can
not sit up all night, rs
General Arthur used tn do. and does
still, believe aud not teel II, ] never
saw such a man as Arthur is Ia this re-
spect. He becomes brighter after mid
night, and about . in the morning, after
he has had good supper and bottle or
two of champagne, he is positively bril-
liant We used TO call him the owl at
Albany. for he seemed meyer TO sleep,
and believe he Is the kAme still. Gle
veland's capacity for hard work is wou-
derfuI, and he has not had q day of i'll.
ness worth speaking of, since he was .
boy. As for intimate friends, be never
had any. dent mean that he lacks in
social qualities, for ne doesn't, but as for
extreme intimacy of the David and JON
athan type I have never known him to
have any such since he has been 6 man.
Then he has another unusual quality.
and that is unsusceptibilitY No woman
could ever influence him a whit il has
often been tried, especially of late years,
but never succeeded. He IS absolutely
tree from that weakness that often per-
tains II 81 many otherwise strong men 4"
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Over a hundred pairs of ladies shoes
have been found among the effects of m
old bachelor who died recently neal
Norwich, Connecticut. There were
danny little boots and shoes in all the
STYLES o. quarter of u century, not q
pair OF which had ever bIen worn. In
formation concerning the number Of
mIttens among the eff cts is lacking.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

Tue aijutant general of the army.
having received word thst the number
of settlers on the Oklahoma lands was
steadily increasing, having now reached
nearly 400, aud resistance to Federal
authority threatened, Secretary Lincoln
had a conference with the president on
the subject, and yesterday Gen. Augur
was Instructed to concentrate more
troops at the settlement and remove Iu-
vsders from the territory in as peaceable
a manner as possible.
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II is thought there is hut little proba-
biliIy Cf any combination Ia defeat
Evarts for the New York senltorship.
The Morton men MAINTAIN an air OF
confidence, but are casting about for
comoTomisc candidates. ChauneeY NJ.
Depew. Judge Russell aud Gen. Grant
have received their consideration. 1t is
believed that IL Gen. Grant should be
suddenly brought into the canvass, moth
log could prevent HE election. parucu-
larly Il congress should act uniavorably
on the Grant relief bill before the caucu:
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The Coldeet Nav

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 This has been the
coolest day Of the year in this city, the
thermometer ranging anywhere from 10
80 degrees below zero. the signal service
quoting 10 below. The same conditiUn
of affairs prevails throughout the state,
but IN the northwest the weather Il
milder as compared 30 that of twenty
four hours ago. At Winnipeg the Their,
mometer Is quoted st Il degrees below
zero; at jamestown. IS below 81 Fargo
II below; at st. Paul. 10 beloz.
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Paton.Huntlnrton sult.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2I.-The Patton
Huntington snit continued today The
cross examioa,iou of Huntington YES
resumed He said be never ordered the
books of the Central Finance company
n be burned or did he believe be had
heard the books were burned His profits
out of the Central Pacific railroad were
less than $S000,0O0 Stewart, PatOD,
Agnex and AspinWall had been Tie Ids
of the witness an be thought he would
buy their stock and give them q good
price for if. Witness wanted 10 1x IL 90
that they would not lose any money. BE
put little money into his banking &C.
count from the PROFITS Of the Csatrai
Pacific
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

Walter O. Weldon, secretary and
treasurer, Kansas City, informs us that
American Galloway Herd Book must
close by the 25th inst, ana that all pedi-
grees mailed after that date will be held
20 appear 10 the succeeding volume.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

Kansas representatives get 50 day
for the fifty days To which the session il
limited. the soluns have To- pay from
$i4 to $50 a week for board ana have
the serene satisfaction of hearing the
little perquisites in the way OF postage
allowances called steals. Fame comes
somewhat high even In KANSAS.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

A Boston physician advises q. cry body
to ascertain what diseases have carried
oil his ancestors, with av'ew to guarding
himself against inherited tendencies by
adopting the requisite manner Il lite,
place II residence and general self treat
ment. II Is reported that numb. o.
families In Southern X lnsas. whose an
cestors suddenly checked to death have
pasted this item IN their hats.
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II is reported that owing to the hesita-
ton manifested by ordinary railroad
capitalists in constructing new lines dur.
ing the present year, an association OF
sleeping car porter' has been formed
which will throw n large amount of cap
ital iuto projected enterprises aud thus
ensure the speedy extension of the roads.
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Freezing IN Texas.
1rrRr.N vrrTTnru

FIT. WORTH, Texas, Jan. 17.-Word
was brought TO the city TO
day that William Fleming
Farmer from Thorp Springs, had been
found dead three miles west of town and
in an hour his body was brought in. The
wagon of 9 feIlow-traveler, B. Birney,
had stalled and Fleming had taken his
team TO aid him. He became thorough
Nv benumed, and after Bigney had gone
some distance sat down and was frozen
10 death. a keen norther was blowing
al the time. No case of death by freeZ-
ing has taken place IN this neighbOrhood
for years.
LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 17.-FilIpe Espar
azo. a wealthy saloonist, left home last
night to be gone short time, and was
found dead this morning near his resi-
dence. 1t is supposed he W s intoxicated
and fell when near home, and when the
liquor lost effect fruze to death. No
marks of violence were found on the
body, and money In the pockets was un-
disturbed.
CATTLE PERIsHING
Fort WORTH, Tex, Jan. l7.-The bit
ter cold weather of the last few days has
been most disastrous to the cattle and
sheep interests of this part of the state
The news received here to-day Is that
many cattle have died and thou
sands from the northern portion
of the state are drifting southwark until
they are stopped by the extensive pas
sure fences, when they huddle tGgelher
Many are thrown down and trodden
upon by the others and killed. The
sleet has covered the little dry grass
there was left and cattle already poor
are starving to death, Sheep are also
dying of. 5000 having died in one
county IN the last four DAYS. One sheep
owner living near Fort Worth today
offered his stock at 30 cents per head.
Unless a thorough thaw comes at once
and the weather remains much warmer
the loss In cattle and sheep will he I'M
mense. Stockmen are gloomy over the
prospects.
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE weather
continues very cold, with the mercury
down to seven degrees above zero.
Those interested in stock ranches expect
g great loss. The CONTINUED cold spell
has already killed off large numbers and
reports continue to come In of great
losses. On some ranches the stock
which had good spring and fall grazing
are doing we'll under the circumstances
The losses are generally confined to those
ranches which were scarce of grass and
water in the early part of the season.
MARSHALL. Tex, Jan. 1.-THE Their
mometer this morning stood fifteen de
grees above zero, something very re-
markable for this latitude. Stock of all
kinds are suffering greatly and business
of every kind is necessarily suspended
in consequence of the cold weather.
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DR.. r. Won Lendeufirld has discover
ed that the nervous system of sponges
consists of small miodermai, spindle
shaped cells, similar Ia those octodermal
elements which perform the function Of
sensitive cells In Jelly fi'h aud highe:
animals. Ganglia cells have also been
de,ected similar TO those in higher ami
mails. We always bad u suspicion thai
fSesponge was a ntr, Gus creature ever
bsfnre the learned dnctor removed all
this doubt. We will be careful of tn,
feelings of u sponge hereafter.
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CHICAGO, jan. 21.-A Chicago Jour
Hal'sspecial. Springfield. ILL.,, says: The
house met this morning and q vote was
ct once taken on Fuller's motion in
structipg the speaker not to sent notice
90 the senate that the house ~ss organ
szed. The motion was earned By 70 70
1; three Democr Ats voting with the Re
publicans
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Els Press club of Columbus. Ohio, hav-
ing just returned from the Oklahoma
country Is reported ss saying: The
boomers will cot be easily dislotged.
The movement is too general to be sup
pressed, aud by spring there will he
10000 people IN Oklahoma"
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The noare city r,re.

DODGE CRY, Kas.. Jan. 10 Fire yes
terday destroy ed the postofiice block.
starting in Wilden's grocery. Total losl
estimated at $75, 900. Among the loserl
are NJ. Collier, $1,000; the Cowboy
printing Office, $1,000; Widen q Co.
grOcers, 5000; Shields, hardware stock
5000. The warehouses of Morris
Collier q Wright and Beverly & Co
were destroyed with contents; Insurance.
not asceFtained.
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The Galloway steer Duke of Mont
gomery," owned by Mr. A. b Mathews,
OF Kansas City, won two sweepstake
prizes, amounting To $3.50. at the New
Orleans exposition Monday. These
prizes were won in composition with
Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana Durhsms
and Herofords
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Ere Rncnrd

IxoNIA, Wis. Jan. 81 Gibbs, Piper
& Co.'S. Touring mill burned last night
Loss, $40 900; Insurance, 90, coo. The
cause Of the lire is unknown
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 21.-The res
idence of Lewis Baker, OF Elm Grove,
five miles from THIS city, was totally de-
stroyed BY fire al an early hour this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insured for
$4,000
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Hv.rNa E1scted

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 20 AT noon the
house ballOted for United States senator
with the following result: William III.
Evarts, 70; Edward Cooper. %. 10 the
senate William 81. Eyaris, for senator,
today received 10 and Edward Cooper
| IL ytytes
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a, ,,ou New 1oTk 70 Cnieseo.

New YORK. Jan. 2l-The West Shore
railroad officers to-day met the cut in
the emigra1L rate recently made by the
Pennsylvania Tosd, and placed the rate
TO Chicago at 81. General Passenger
Agent MonBett said this morning that the
West Shore road is ready 10 meet the
other roads 10 a restoration OF through
rates whenever there Is 8 disposition on
the part Of competitors to treat IL fairly.
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Ths Hail WAS Never Tola

Of the wonderful powers and virtues Of
that best OF all medicines. Kidney Wort.
Il has been tried and proved. It's cures
are nunberless. and the record Of tsup-
posed) iDcursble cases that have yielded
to its influence is astounding, IL you
have trouble with YOUR Kidneys. Liver
or Bowels. if you suffer from CnDsiipa-
ton and Piles, If you are victim OF
Rheumatism or Malaria, take Kidney
Wort. You will hnd IL the remedy you
/ need
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Mining Mattsrs

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan ia mum
Der miners began work this morning At
This order affects about 10000 who have
signi1ed their intentions 70 work rather
than lay idle. In this section the large
coal companies have already nearly
filed their quotas for January snd little
work will be done during the remainder
of the month
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General Grant has l.lelY ceased TO use
tobacco. His health demanded that be
do SO. Taking the above into consid-
GRAFTON along with the Spanish treaty. It
seems to be = cold day for the cigar
maker
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Frnzan kfiH.

SIT. STERLING, ILL.,, Jan. 2I.-Ths
body of by. IA years old, named
Rof.s. " .s found Yesterday, frozen esia,
hanging from tree forty rods from his
mothers house. at Eagle Point. eighteen
miles north Of Mt. Sterling. His mother
had whipped him for some mtsde-
meanor, ard be went TO the barn and
TOLD the hired man that he would hang
himself He then tied rope shout bis
neck, climbed q tree In the grove. fas-
tened the rope TO a limb and sprang on.
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vest (seta There IN AEisaour,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20-A Jefferson City
special to the Post Dispatch says the
legislature balloted this morning for
United States senator. In the senate the
vote stood: Vest, Democrat, IS; War
ner, Republican, z. In the house
Vest, "a; Warner, 80; Ford, Green
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

The annual report Of the department
of agriculture makes record of corn pro-
ductien for 1884. 1905. 900 900: of whea;
nearly 5i3.0OO.O0O. and oats $50 OO0,-
600. These aggre gates are the largest
ever recorded
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

The Encke comet, entirely free from
patent medicine has been discovered in
Tennessee.-N New Orleans PicaYune
1t is safe 10 remark that Mr.. Warner
will get onto this item and apply the
remedy Of one OF his highly interesting
and thrilling episodes about Tlppe-
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Ynnrhaea EIectesI .

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan, 2O.-Voor.
bees was reelected senator to-day, re-
ceiving g majority of IS out of 140 votes
over ex-Gov. Porter nominated by the
Republicans.
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Theodore Tllton is living in Paris
where he Is described as giving good
Dinners To good persons, writing a vol.
ume of poems, and mingling IN artistic
society. including that Of Sarah Bern
hardl
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have suffered from Calarsh " such
an extent that had 10 bsndage my head
to quiet the pain / was advised bv Mr..
Brown, nj Ithaca IN try Eiyis Cream
Balm. When suffering with eAasFra or
cold in the head / have never found its
equsl-C. A Coz PER. Dsnby. n. Y.
Apply with finger. Price so cents
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rha colornS,S, sena4op.h,o

DENVER, COL, Jan. 20 The legisla.
ture in separate session to-day took the
first ballot on United States senator with
the following result:
Secretary Teller. IS.
Senator Hill, II.
Dennis Sullivan, %,
Ex Senator Tabor. 1.
Thirfy-eight votes are necessary 70
elect. Several Of Senator Hills votes
are regarded as complimentary. Il is
generally conceded that Secretary TeIleI
will be elected on the FIRST JOINT ballot
| tomorrow.
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We were deeply panied to learn the
loss to Col. Proutv, by the burning OF
the Cowboy printing office at Dodge
City, and trust that he was well insured
and will soon be 20 K" again.
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Plaut Elected for Connecticut.

HARTFORD u, Jsn- 2O.-Ihe senate
at noon voted for United States senator.
o. q. Plat, Republican, received 10
votes: w b. Barnum, Democrat, 8 In
the house the vote was: Plat, 14S; Bar
mum II
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22

EiHDrials on the gross neglect and
criminal negligence OF providing proper
protection from fire, are now IN order
since the recent lsmentable holocaust al
Kankakee
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There we're 10 1877 firms doing busi-
ness iD Kansas during the year 1884. OF
which 81 failed, with liabilities amount
ing 10 $685.. 954. the smallest number of
failures of any Of the western states.
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Congress will DO asked TO divide Da-
kota, aud the territorial legislature is
considering the question of relocating
the capital.
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The Oklahoma war chief has been
demolished by sledge hammer in the
hands OF Indignant people oil South Ha-
ven, ON account of trouble concerning a
chaItel moIIga ge on the property.
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At recent wedding IN England in
high life the bridegroom tainted at the
altar. The best men will probably
hereafter carry smelling salts for British
bridegrOoms.
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The mssseDgers who carried the cleo
toral votes from the several states TO
Washington received 25 cents per mile
AS their com pensation.
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aaatnan9Rm Ali.n

CoLUABUs. o.. Jan. 2l.-The IegIsla-
ture adopted joint resolution to-day to
place statue of VIM. Allen in tAe hall
Of the old house OF representatives.,
Washington, d. G..
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Telier aueoaaEful

DENvEP. Col. Jan. 2l.-On the first
joint ballot the legislature at noon
elected Secretary Henry n. Teller
UuIted States senator TO succeed n. P.
Hill.
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Cold We.lher contInues

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 The mercury
droppet TO low point again last might
and reports from all western points this
morning uniformly indicates very cold
weather At jamestown. Dakota, the
thermometer registered 81 below; Win
nipeg, % below; Fargo, 81 below; 81.
Paul, 20 below; Omaha. II below;
Ke0kEk, o below; chicago, B below.
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Noble L. Prentis sent characteristics,
lie pertinent, good aud effervescing. let
ter To be read al the reception OF the To
peka Prsss club
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Rhode Island Senator.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 20.-Jonathan
Chase was elected United States senator
to-day by the following vote: Chase rs,
VIM. Sheffield 6. Isaac Bell, jr of New
port, %.
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have used Eiy's Cream Balm Tor dry
cAtarrh ito which every eastern person is
subject who comes tn live in a nigh alti.
tude). II has proved cure in my ease.
-B. F. NJ. WEEKS, Denver, Col. Easy
to use Price 90 cents.
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Oklahoma.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-In the senat,
TODAY Plumb offered q preamble and
resolution which went over until TO
morrow. The preamble sets forth that
Whereas, A widely extended BELIEF
prevails that certain lands in the Indian
Territory are subject to settlement, but
that the president Goes not concur in such
opinion and considers it his duty to re-
move by military force those pei sons
who are now on the lands, and in con.
sequence there seems to be danger of q
conflict; therefore.
Resolved, That the president be re-
quested to advise the senate as TO the
status of the land in question as viewed
by executive action taken, if any, To ex
pei persons seeking to settle thereon
and The reasons for the same, together
with any other information IN his
possession bearing upon the existing
controversy