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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30
Enuine Anger.

will relate, writes correspondent
to the London Spectator, a little cir
cumstance which took place in Mexico
a few wears before left there. One OF
nv friends had horse, extremely gem
tie, and of such an easy, agreeable gait
that he took the greatest care OF him
and held him at great price. A we'll
fed, big, and lusty friar was friend 70
our neighbor, one who liked the good
things of this world as well as he liked
to ride, out to the small towns bordering
upon the city of Mexico and take DIM
ner with the bonny lasses and country
men inhabiting those villages. he used
to ask my friend to loan him his horse
to take these excursions just around the
capital; and, as his requests were grant
ed with so good grace, he, IN short
time, went SO far as to ask the loan OF
his favorite animal to go to Cuernayaca,
a distance of eighteen leagues. As this
happened pretty often, our friend com,
pIained one day of the indiscretion Of
the friar. asked him If he could pro
cure me a friar's dress for a few days
and leave his horse with me for the
same time. He did so. dressed my
self in the friar's dress and went IL
where the horse was. / took a good
whip In my hand and made him do pen
ance for no other sin than that Of too
much gentIeness. Going out. took of
my fFiar's dress and went in again II
my own dress, and handled him gently
| repeated the operation few days, a
| the end of which took the horse baci
1 to his master, and told him he NIGH
lend him to the friar whenever hl
| pleased. A day or two after he cams
i to my store. Your remedy said he
sshas had a marvellous effect Our monl
has Just left my house, perfectly per
shaded that my horse IS possessed witt
the devil For when the holy person
age came up TO take him by the bridi
to get on him he was so frightened an
wheeled around so quick and fies
away from him with so much terro
that one would have said he took hin
for the destroying angel The. fra
crossed himself many times, hurTie'
Il away in all haste to the convent {
sprinkle himself with holy water, an
never asked my friend for his hors
| again.
In this case the horse remembers
! the dress, rot the features of the ind
! vidual who used the whip on him. BE
horses can remember features as well
costumes
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Ina Bad Box

ELROY, Wis, July ga box wai
shipped on the express Saturday night
from Black River Fails to Chicago. The
messenger became suspicious of the con.
tents and telegraphed to the authorities
here. On the arrival Of the train at this
place the box was opened and inside wai
found a man armed with 38 calibre re
vOlVer, q billy, razor. bottle OF chlOro-
form and q bunch of cord. He refused
to give his name. The box was shipped
to Sydney l.. Bernhard, Chicago. Two
ates, were arrested here and all three are
in jail. Ii Is supposed that they had
planned to rob the mail and express car
Nothing is known here regarding the
identity of the men.
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The Indians

ToMBsToNE, A. T., JuIY 29.-Partles
just arrived from Sonora state a CON-
pauy of Mexican citizens, led by the pre-.
feet of the town of ArizpI, discovered q
squaw camp, in the Pinati mountains,
the latter part of last week. The camp
was attacked and q number of squaWs
and q few old bucks were killed. Many
Of the former escaped by taking refuse
In the mountains. They were undOubt-
eddy families of the renegsdes trying TO
regain the reservation and were prOba-
bly, left behind with the intention Of
their being taken IN by United States
troops, in which case they would have
been returned to the reservation IN
harmed
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weiehinr Hair.

ITO number the hairs of your head
is not very difficult task, y the refiner
of the assay office said "a very close
approximation can be made by weigh
ing the entire amount On mans head,
and then weighing q single hair. Tie
weight of the former divided by that
of the latter viii. of course, give the de-
sired number. II you viii pluck out .
hair from your beard can show you.
A long and straggly one was sccord-
ingly detached, the reiner putting It on
a Scale. which was incIosed IN 3 glass
case, and graduated with extreme SC
clIracy. With little weights Of alumni
Jun he piled up one arm until an equi-
poise was reached. The hair weighed
three ni1ligrammes. II you reduca
this to figures, y he said. sit would re-
ouire eight thousand hairs to weigh al
ounce, and, supposing you have six
ounces, YOU have forty-eight thousand
hairs. ''-Aei0 York Sun.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, July ga tornado,
accompanied by heavy rain, visited this
city last evening. Several buildings
about the city in process of erection
were severely damaged. The top story
of Albers' cold storage warehouse was
blown down, also new brick store be-
longing TO q. n. Waters In the lumber
yards flying timber was seen in every
direction, aud many piles of lumber be-
longing to the Standard Lumber CON-
pany and the Knapp Stout company
were leveled 10 the earth. The storm
ragged for twenty minutes.
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Champion: The free use of the Drexel
outage given the Grant family. IN which
tue general died. was not the only kind
ness shown % the invalid by his old
friend, Mr.. Joseph w. Drexel. There
is no kitchen In the cottage. and the
meals for all the household. including
the doctor and servants, were brought
there three times q Gay from the hotel
Balmoral, which Is one hundred yards
distant. This has been the custom dur.
ing all the time that the Grants have
been on Mt. McGregor. The household
has Included thirteen persons most of TIE
time, and the hotel. keeper is understood
to have agreei to supply them for $57 /
day. Every Saturday Mr.. Drexel ellhei
personally pays the bill, or If be is no
there, sends a check for $500.
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CHICAGO, July % "A private dispatch
received here states that the Penn.
sylvania railroad company intends to
issue an order within a day or two re-
storing emigrant rates from New York
TO Chicago to $13. On top of this
comes the information that the b. s. o.
have decided to reduce emigraDt rate
from Baltimore to Chicago to 81. The
Pennsylvania railroad reduced Its emf
giant rates early last spring 60 81 from
New York to Chicago and st. Louis, and
as other roads refused To carry any OF
this business at less than $13, the Penn.
sylvania has been carrying nearly all the
emigrant business this year. If 1t has
decided to advance To the rates it has
now, it Is no doubt for the reason it has
made enough contracts at the 81 rate 70
keep il busy till the end of the year.
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rsLEeRAPn nnEYIrrEs


A dispatch from Fort Reno says that
the Indians are now worTied and fear
that the government will not make
good the revenue they will
lose II The leases are now annuIIed
The Arapahoes want TO lease. A verVS
large majority of the Cheyennes ex-
press themselves as opposed to the cat
tlemen leaving, and say the matter has
not been fairly represented 70 the great
father; that they are satisfied, but had
no opportunity given them to say so,
Il appears that the great majority OF
the Indians wish the cattlemsn to re-
main. and say they have been fairly
treated by the catilemen; that money
due In the fall will be needed by then
in the purchase of blankets. teper
cloth and clothing for the win
ter; that there is no way they
can get it except from their grass
About the only Indians that seem 10 re
jolce over the order are Stone Cali anC
Little Medium. who hope to make bet
ter thing on the sly.
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DAKOTA 10 be- Dlvided.

CHICAGO. July ga Times Fargo,
Dakota special says: A party of lnfiu-
entail capitalize will coon leave Mon
tans forWsshingtOn to promote scheme
to divide Dakota on the Missouri river,
anu Montana north and south at the east
end of BOseman tunnel. This would
make Dakota an agricultural state and
leave Cattlemen's state west OF it. The
cAtIlemeD want q state whose legislation
will protect them. Dakota would be by
this division about 200 by 400 miles in
area and the cattle state some 200 miles
euuare
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Diseased sheen,

CHICAGO, July 29.-Hundreds of dis
essed sheep. the News to-day asserts, are
overlooked daily at the stock yards here
and slaug as mutton for the city.
The health inspectors are apparently in
ignorance of the fact that diseased sheep
are almost daily sold at stock yard. Sales
are made openly, despite the presence of
inspectors, ana no bar has thus far been
interposed to stop the repulsive traffic.
A Thousand diseased sheep are bought at
the stock yards daily by mercenary
scalpeFS and sold TO the unsuspecting
public as good mutton. Scab, toOt-rOt
and CHAMBERS were the ailments the sheep
were definitely ascertalned TO haYe and
they we're slaughtered and are now in
the local butcher shops or at jackson
street market
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He Know.n

Hiram u. MaxheId, formerly Of Silver
Springs. r has no doubt about the
wonderful curative powers of Kidney
Wort he was 30 afflicted with Kidney
Complaint that he could not stand on,
his feat from pain and weakness. AZ
soon as he commenced using Kidney
Work be experienced immediate relief
and at once began to grow strong and
was relieved OF all pain and UNPLEASANT.
ness. he says: II know I have beer
cured by Kidney WORT
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WhnIIuInnonanf-

ATCHIsON, Kans., July 27-John ii
Noble the negro corn doctor who waG
brought to Atchison from Kansas City
on Saturday last, charged with being
the murderer of Mary E. Baldwin turns
out TO be wholly innocent of the crime
J. Baldwin the brother of the murdered
girl Is still IN Jail. charged with the
crime and SO far has been unable to give
the $25, 600 bail required. His trial will
be had at the November term of the dis.
LTict court
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

We credit q beautiful Grant memorial
article today from the Atchison Globe
to Ed. w. Howe. the Kansas author
Perhaps Mr.. Howe is not the author
We think he is at present in Europe
bat are strongly inclIusd to believe be
wrote II all the same sometime during
Grants late illness. II Mr.. Howe Is moi
the author, he has pretty good substl-
tu'e On deck during his absence 10 for
aiRu IAnda
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

Ed. Howe of the Atchison Globe, and
author Ofthe two Kansas books. "a Story
OF . Country Town" and THE Mystery of
the Locks" has written one of the most
beautiful articles in memory of Grant
II will be published in these columns as
soOn as space can be granted Il.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

We devote most of our time and space
to-day TO the reporting of the important
and Interesting memorial exercises held
IN the churches yesterday concerning
General Grant and Prof. II. b. Norton.
The former hOnored Emporia by visit
aud speech In July. 1880. and the latter
was warm friend and once a resident
Of thia CITY.
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Oure for Pilee.

Piles are frequently prececd I'd by q
sense of weight Ia the back, loiDs and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient 10 suppose he has some affec.
ton of the kidneys or neighboring ar
gans. At times symptoms of indIges
ton are present, IS f1efnleDcy, uneasinesG
of the stomach, etc. A moisture like
prespIratlOn. producing q very disagree
able itching; after getting warm, is &
very common attendant. Blind, bleed.
ing, and itching piles yield at once tc
the application OF DR.. Bosanko's pile
remedy which acts directly upon tbs
parts afflicted, absorbing the tumOrs, al
laying the intense itching, and affecting
= permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Solo
J. a. Moore and Chas- Ryder.
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Nervous DebIlItated 1Ten

You are allowed q free trial of thirty
day of the use Of DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with electric suspensory ap-
pliances. for the speedy relief and per-
manenE cure of nervous debility and all
kindred troubles. Also. for many other
diseases. Complete restoration 90 health
guaranteed. No risk Is incurred. H.
Illustrated pamphlet, with full iDforma
ton, terms, etc. mailed free by address
ing Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich
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Commonwealth: "John Roach's bus
mesa thrives only under a Republican
administration" is the overcandid re-
mark Of the Democratic CINCINNATI En-.
quire. 1t is the same way with a great
many other honest and industrious men
John Roach's 5000 employees constitute
class TO which the same remark Is ap-
nlicabIa
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George W. Childs of Philadelphia, the
great friend Of General Grant, and who
talked with Grant on the subject, thinks
Central Park. New York, very inapprO-
PrIste, and advocates the burial in
national ground, possibly West Point.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

School district No 10. a few miles
west Of the city, is preparing to remodel
their present building or construct new
one. In the latter event the location
viii probably be changed. The deci-
sion will be made atthe annual school
mestinR OF the 18th of next month.
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RArb wire Aaanufacturers.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Fifty representa-
tives from as many barb WIRE manufac-
tories, being three-fourths of all such H.
sIituiions IN the United States, held a
secret meeting here yesterday at which
they virtually decided To form pool
and advance prices Is per cent. Differ
ent members commended that the present
selling price, s. 80 per 100 pounds, was
ten cents below the actual cost of pro-
ductiOn.
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Cyclones.

CHICAGO, July 2S-The Journals
Lake Geneva, WIS, special says that
cyclone passed about four miles west
of there this morning tearing up large
trees and wrecking a large steam yacht.
A terrible wind and rain storm accom-
panied by lightning has been raging
throughout Minnesota to day. At
O'Clock all telegraph wires between Chi
cago and Milwaukee ceased working 60
that the damage and extent of the storms
circuit is not known.
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AppOinrments.

WASHINGTON, d. C. July 25.-The
president to-day made the following
presidential postmAsters: Eheuezer II
Lockwood. Burlington. Kansas, vice A,
d, Brown. suspended; VIM. Becker
MaTysville, Kansas, vice VIM. H. Smith
suspended; Francis N. Sitter, Albany,
Missouri, vice ADRIAN G. Case, suspend,
sd; VIM. 6. Black, GalatiD, Missouri
vice Y. T. Day, suspended.
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Riverside Park, near New York City,
which 10 day has finally been decided to
be the resting place OF General Grant, is
said to afford one of the finest spots IN
the world for a monument. The site
commands an unrivslled view for mules
and miles up and down the Hudson
river. aud il doubtless fitting place
for the burial place Of the nations hero.
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Chicago Tribune: An effort will be
made 70 keep the trail open between
Washington City ana the west, so that
returning ohiceseekers will have no
trouble In reaching home next month.
There is no danger of contagion, as all
along the route people are down with
the same disease.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

The Century for August will have an
article by Captain Henry King, the
thorough Kausan who is now ON the
GlObe-Democrat. Captain Kings arIi-
Gle IS on the Indian Territory and is ac-
compaDied by q map.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

Attention s. K. of A. o. U. w:
You are urgently requested to be on
hand Friday evening, July 81. at 1880
O'Clock, TO confer degrees and to make
permanent arrangements for the supreme
conclsye at Topeka. Don't fail.
w. B. Moses. S. Recorder.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

The proclamation issued by Governor
Martin on the day of General Grants
death has been appropriately printed in
mourning Design and sent out To the
preas OF the state. We republish the
proclamation to-day.
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ACa..not E,evo.,, M.

DR.. n. 81, Hinsdale. KensWee, ILL.,,
advises rs of . remarkable cure OF con
sumption. He says "a neighborss wife
was attacked with violent lung disease
and pronounced beyond help from quick
consumption As last resort the
family was pursuaded to try DIR. VIM,
Halls Balsam tor the lungs. To the
astOnishment of all, by the tune she had
used one half dozen bottles she va
about the house doing her own work.
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The Haatad Tarm.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-The weather has
again turned sultry throughout the west
In this city ct 8 am. the mercury stood
70 degrees above zero. It has since
risen to IS degrees At KeOkuk the
mercury registered 80 at O'Clock; Du-
buque, 90; Des Moines, IS, and at St
Paul 90
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The short and most dtrea route 70
Kansas City. st. Louis, Chicago, Omaha
and su points eass aad north; and the
short line from Kansas City 30 Cherry.
vale. Iudepe1'ie1ce. Winfield. Vel
Iington, and Harper, Kansss
ana all points in Texas and the Indian
territory. Trains for The east Ieave 81
TsI5 = m 5. B. HYNKs.
J.L.BARHs. t4cnT. Pass. All.
Superintendent
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Great dissatisfaction prevails in many
cities concerning the d -cIsion to bury
Grant In Central Park. The New York
Evening Post says the proper place Is at
the Soldiers Home. Arlington Heights,
near Washington.
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Lawrence Herald and Tribune: Mr..
ErAstus Brooks says that he has seen
$50 daily newspapers established IN New
York, and Of these only six are now in
existence. he estimates that $25, OOO,-
900 have been sunk during that time
upon daily newspapers, and yet every
other college graduate thinks he can run
4 newspaper.
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The Rev. 81 Macksy was elected g
member of the executive committee Of
the Kansas Stale Sunday School associa-
tIon lately held at Fort Scott, Kansas. of
which, aIso, MIR. F. Drake is secretary,
so that Emporla furnishes two officials
for that organization.
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the sou,n ana soe.nea.. arlor,aa.


Should you contemplate q trip TO
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta. Sa
vaanah, Ca, Charleston, s. G., jackson
vile, Florida, OF in fact any point in the
south or southeast, it will be to your in-
tereSt TO examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the st, Louis,
Iron Mountain s. Southern railroad
"IrOn Mountain Route" in the way of
fast time, elegant equipment, &c.
At present a daily train is run from
Saint LOUIS Grand Union Depot, at
tached 70 which will be found an Gle
egant Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through to Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection is made with
express trains of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson
Vile express, having q Pullman Palace
sleeping car of the very finest make at
tachsd, which runs through to jackson
vile, Florida, without change.
For further information: address
F, CHANDLER,
L. G.. CHARBTOE, Gen. Tiki. Agent
Asst Gen Tiki. Agent
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DIVIDING DAKOTA.
A SCHEME FOR SEPARATING THE AG-
RIcULTURE AND STOCK PORTIONS.
An Alarming Condition of Meat Sold
in Chicsgo Markets.
A Large Meeting of Barb Wire Man
ufacturers.
Reduction of Wages of Employees
Owing to Hard Times.
The President Declines TO Modify HIS
Forty-Day Proclamation.
REDUCING Prices.

PTTTsBuRG, Pa, July 29,-The en-
ployes of the Westinghouse Air Brake
company have been notified that their
wages viii be reduced August from
per cent IN some instances TO 1915 PEI
cent in others, making an average reduc.
ton OF 90 per cent. The firm claims
that this action is due to hard times and
lack of orders. About 500 men will
ha afFeArfpd
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VOL. 2s---NO. 81.
Song OF the Day.

oh. mamma. dear mamma. come home with
me now;
/ wonder what papa win Think
He'll meet you tonight with froWn on ms
brow,
For staying so long at the rink.
No lamp has been lighted tonight in the halls
IT'S dark, and the baby's awake,
And-therei ! was sure. dearest ma you
would fall
Some night your poor neck you VIII break.
Come home, come home,
Oh mamma, dear mamma, come home.
Boston Courier.
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1t seems little strange to learn that
The All Saints Hospitable board have
voted to retain Father Jardine in their
directory. What kind of q board is
that, anyways
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CHICAGO, July 2s.-Chancey 8. Cotton
the original protector of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad, and for
twenty years q member of Its board Of
directors. died yesterday at his home in
GaleebuFR, aged IS.
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Central Female College. Lexington. no.
This Institution, whose advertisement
appears in this issue Of our paper, IS de,
sezvedIy among the most popular female
colleges Of the west. It has been IN
successful operation for sixteen years
and offers in every department superior
advantages to Its patrons One year
ago, At cost Of So, 900, an addition was
made TO the old buildings and il is nov,
the finest female college in thu state. Il
has all the conveuIences necessary Il
make Il sli that could be desired as !
home for its pupiIs-
Persons desiring further Information
viii receive catalogue containing ful
particulars BY wTltiDg 70 W. F Kef
dQlG, President. Lexington, No,
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IHDIANAPoLs, Ind, July 2S.-One
hundred female employees in the weav-
ing department Of the cotton mills at
Evansville, struck yesterday on account
of reduction of Is per cent in their
wages
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We have just received word Of the
death Of james Sutton. an exemplary
young man, who died al his brother Ira's
residence seven miles east of Emporis.
The funeral takes place at O'Clock this
afternoon.
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Out Of respect to General Grant Sun
day throughout England the military
bands played dead marches.
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New York City has q school OF acting.
Some Of tho transformers that were
through Kansas last season ought to
stay In this winter and learn something.
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WAsHrEGToN, D. G, July 2S.-The
president has declined to modify his Or
der requiring the cattlemen to move
from the Indian Territory within forty
days.
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w. N. Allen has returned from Wash.
ington, bat there was nothing labeled
United States marshalship" amongst
hia luggage
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There was an awful cloud burst al
Colorado Springs Sunday, attended by
loss Of life and much property In the
vicinity.