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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
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special from Fort Stanton, New Mexico,
says about O'Clock Tuesday morning at
Bontio, fifteen miles from there, Martin Nelson
arose from his bed and while committing
robbery SHOT and killed DR.. William II. Flynn,
late OF Boston, who was sleeping in the same
room with him, In the house Of s MNyburg.
The hring aroused the family, When Nelson
shot and Killed Mayburg, his VIE and two
sons. A little daughter was also wounded
fatally. ncighbor was alarmed and came to
The house, and he too was shot dead. 1t was
supposed the murderer remained in the house
and the citizens watched it TO prevent his cs.
cape, but at O'Clock a. m, the guard was
surprised to hear q shot from the rear
and Herman Beck fell dead. Nelson then
came down the street firing his Winchester
until he was killed. Nelson came here about
Tour years ago from Nebraska.
Richard Short, the man who stabbed Captain
Phelan, OF Kansas City, Missouri, in O'DonO-
van Rossa's office In New York city on
January y, was acquitted OF the charge Of
felonius ASSAULT in the first degree by Alc
Jury in the case. The Judge, greatly surprised
at the result expressed his indignation in no
uncertain terms. "Rocky Mountain O'Bricn
aud Other lrishmen testified that Phelau had
threatened Rosa, and the friends Of the de-
iendant swore That the stabbing was done in
self defense.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
The Prince of Wales as a Speculator.

The Prince of Wales is about to is
ure as a real estate speculator on an
extensive scale. As inheritor of the
Duchy Of Cornwall, among other
property he is actually owner of 100
acres of valuable building land at
Roche, on the north coast OF Cornwall,
directly facing the sea. He now pro-
poses to lay out the property in build
ing lots, and as Padstow, Immediately
opposite Roche, has been for years
favorite fashionable summer seaside
resort, the proximity of Roche will
add to the popularity of the holida
center The Princes land will be sure
to bring big prices. will be built upon
by rich and fashionable people, and
the sale should do something toward
putting money into Wales pocket,
thus enabling him to pay portion of
his enormous debts.-'BoStoH Adver.
hSer.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
Young Lady at Boarding School.

At some of the French boarding
schools in Paris, the girls are fed on
weak soup, two or three degrees
stronger than hot water; meat, from
which nearly all the nourishment is
extracted by boiling; coarse veal, wat.
cry carrots and gray, sour bread. The
young lady who comes home after a
few terms of this sort of diet may be
very learned, but is pale and poor
looking, lacking vigOr and health.
Give her Browns Iron Bitters-the
best tonic in the world for young lad
les with impoverished blood-and
bring the roses into her cheeks.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
No Strangers There.

"Beloved brethren" remarked n
country minister at the close of his
sermon, among the pennies and
two-cent pieces of last Sabbath's col
lection was surprised to lind gold
coin of considerable value. As there
were no strangers in the congregation
it was evidently put there by mistake,
BY applying TO the treasurer and prov
ing property the owner can recover
his money. ."-NCW York Su&.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

The board OF Indian commissioners at New
York have awarded corn contracts for the en-.
suing year. The principal awards are: II, G.,
slavens, 10000 cwts, to lie delivered at Cald.
well, Kansas for the Cheyenne aud ArapahoC
agencies at a5 cents per cwt; B. f. Moore
house, 1000 cwtS., to bC delivered al Gordon
Ciy, Nebraska, for the Pine Ridge agency al
sll3 pcrcwl,; and 40, coo cwt'. To he delivered
by the same contractor at Valentine, Nebraska,
for the Rosebud agency at SlCg per cwt. The
highest price given Is S9.4j per cwt., awarded
to II. Z. Slavcns for 5000 cwts for the Navajo
agency, and the lowest price on the list I.
u 9-lcc per cwt., at which price Azcl Keycs /,
to deliver 10000 cwts, at Sioux City.
The coroner Of Cook county, on attempting
TO hold an inquest at Lemont on the bodies Of
the men shot by tue militia, found that Colone
Bennet would permit none Of his men TO leave
camp to give testimony. Governor Oglcsby
was advised Of the situation, and replied thai
he doubted whether the officers or soldier,
could be forced 10 act as Witnesses
j. r, Osgood ~ Co., the wcll-knoSn pub
fishers Of Boston, have made an assignment Il
Robert NJ. Morse, Jr., to secure liabilities o
Sf50,0O0, and have called a meeting Of thci
creditors for May II, The same course wa,
taken by the Hcliotype Printing company
linked to the Osgood house. The assets o.
the publishers are about S25O,OOO.
The cattle men of western Texas have com
menced to make heavy shipments by rail. On,
lot Of twcnty-seyen thousand head was pur
chased a. Abilene for transfer to grass In Wyo
ming, Some buyers will make an attempt t
cross Kansas, in violation Of the quarantine
laws.
General Irwin Mcdowell died in San Fran
cisco, in his 9th year, from disease of III
stomach, lie graduated at West Point II
1888, served in the Mexican war, and at th,
close Of the rebellion was promoted to maio
general in the regular army,
The heirs Of Stephen A. Douglas hav
brought suit TO recover the tract decided to tn
University Of Chicago on the condition that
should never be alienated. 1t is now threat
ened by foreclosure Of mortgage held by a,
! paslarn Insurance ppn,ponv
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
"COnsumptiOn Cure"

would be truthful name to give to
DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical DscOv-
cry" the most eilicacious medicine
yet discovered for arrcsling the early
development Of pulmonary disease.
But consumption cure" would not
sufficiently Indicate the scope of its in
iluence and usefulness. In all the
many diseases which spring from de-
rangcment of Ihc liver and blood the
discovery Is safe and sure specific.
Of all druggists.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
CASUAL.

The walls Of large mandatory at Brook
iyn, New York, fell with crash imprisoning
and imperiling the lives Of hundreds of work,
Ing people. The fallen buildings take fire and
scene indescrlbablc ensues, the operatives
becoming panic stricken. The number Of vic.
Tins is unknown, but II is believed that scores
Of dead bodies lie beneath the debris. How
the disaster occurred is thus briefly stated:
simultaneously with the alarms which were
sent out by Chief Engineer Nevlns, calls were
telegraphed for the ambulances. When the
excitement had subsidized the conflicting ru-
mors finally shaped themselves into this one
fact, that some workmen were engaged in
putting new girder under the westerly wall
OF building No. 5. To this end jacks were
employed. One had been screwed so high that
the Other jacks bore no weight at all, and upon
the fact being discovered the foreman ordered
the jack In question TO be eased down. II was
while the men were engaged In doing this that
the westerly wall unevenly upheld gave way
and fell with a crash, carrying with it about
one third Of the westerly end Of the buildings,
Almost simultaneously flames burst forth In
this building in which were soap works and Q
tin factory where furnaces were freely used
The wall falling upon the extension Of the
dwelling houses on Atlantic street crushed
them like so many shells. The cooking stoves
scattering their living Goals among the debriI
started the flames among the tenements. Tn,
houses damaged by fire in this manner mum
bered from 40 to 63 Atlantic street.
In Chicago, recently, flames broke out in tn
yard of the Chicago Lumber company, alonj
the river in the vicinity Of West Twenty-6ftl
and Iron streets. Nearly every engine in tn
city hurried to the scene, and Fix hours wer
required TO bring the conaagration under con
troll. -Four squares were burned over, the SUI
ferers being the Chicago lumber company
Bigelow Brother, Adams, Hastings & Co., aut
J. W. Hinckley & Co., and J. W. Hlnckley
Co. The losses aggregate s696,00O, on whicl
there Is insurance TO the amount Of s4s3 500
widely distributed.
Henry Collins, one Of the Oldest conductors
on the Fort Scott and Gulf railroad, wal
found drowned in cistern at his home in For
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

Constipation is post Wy cured by Carriers
Little Liver = lis. Not by purging and weak.
cuing the bowels, but by regulating and
strengthening them. This Is done by improv-
isg the digestion and stimulating the liver to
the prop secretion of bile, when the bowels
will perform their customary functions in an
rasy and natural manner. PurLativc pills
must he avoided. Ask for Cartei's Little
Liver Pills Price y cents.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

Scott on Monday night. II was thought at
first he had thrown himself into the water
while temporarily insane, but his friends say
that he was sick at the time and probably fell
in accidentally.
As a hand-car carrying four persons ap.
preached the open draw.bridge Of the Canada
Southern road, six miles below Detroit man
and woman saved their lives by leaping, but
their companions were drowned.
Flames swept away three hotels and several
cottages at Hampton Beach, New Hampshire,
valued at $4,000, and business block at
North Sidney, Cape Breton, worth s25, 900.
The rail-mill Of the Lackawanua irou-works
at Scranton, Pennsylvania, valued at $95O,OO0,
was destroyed by fire. and the blooming. mill
suffered great damage.
The conaagratIon at Nlnccnnes, Indiana,
Monday evening, consumed thirty buildings,
valued at SljO,OOO.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

Little Harry, aged 1, who had been presented
with toy monkey, very much astonshcd his
young and greatly admired aunt the other
evening by ending his PRAYERS with "a-monkey''
lnsteal of "a.mcn.n His aunt was greatly
shcckcl and cXclaime L. "Why, Harry Wha,
made you say that.' The young philosopher
answered: 81 say 'a.nonkcy,' because like
monkeys best; you say amen because you
like men hest -"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

A New Orleans paper refers editori-
ally to the wonderful restoration to
health of Mr.. I. Posey, druggist, 225
Canal street, that city, who some
time ago was Frustrated by an excru-
ciatng attack of seat ca. After much
suffering his wife applied St. Jacobs
Oil. which cured HIM promptly and
entirely,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

"What is rcpcntance:' qucried a Sunday.
school teacher. "ro he sorry for doing
wrong" said the good boy. "Wcrc you ever
sorry for anything youdd!' "Ycs'm,n replied
the boy. "What mad, YOU sorry.n "Grea,
Jcho,hapha', wasn't you ever splnkcdf-
N,irudu IdrpCU3fut
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

MN. Deyercaux of Ionia, Mich, was sight to
behold. He says; II had no action of the Kid
as my body and my body as big as barrel. The
best doctors gave me up. Finally / tried Kidney
Wort. In four or five days a change came, in
eight or ten days was on my feet, and now an
completely cured. II was certainly miracle
All druggists keep Kidney-Wort which is put up
both in lianid md dry form.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

MENsMAN's PEPToSIzED BEEF Tonic, the only
of beef containing its entire nutri-
iiOus properties. II contains bloOd-makng.
forcc-g generating and DEMONSTRATING properties;
invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
prostraton, and all forms Of general debility
also, in all enfccblcd conditions, whether tho
result Of exhaustion, nervous prOstration, over
work. or acute disease, particularly If resulting
from pulmonary complaints. Caswcll Hazard
Il Co., proprictors, New York. Sold by druggists.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

llabtual cOnStipat on is moi only one of the
unpleasant, Tut at the same time one Of
the most injurious conditions Of the human
systcm and is hut forcrunncr Of disease, un-
less removed, This is usually accomplished
by the use Of purgativcs, which for the time
afford relief, but after their immediate effects
have passed they leave the system in a worse
state than before To cilrcta cure it is ncccs-
,ary that the remedy used should be one that
not only by its catharlc cI CT relieves the
bowels, but at the same time acts as tonic, So
as to restore the organs to Il sound, healthy
cond tlon. This PRlCRLY ASH BITTERs will
do. 1t removes the cause and restores health.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

Young ladies frequent astonish young men
by wishing they were bibles. Not because
they wish 10 he bound up in you, young men.
hut because they have just attended court and
.aw the linc-looking witnesses kiss the book.
This covers the case.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
Rupture, Breach or Hernia

permanently cured or no pay. The
worst eases guaranteed! Pamphlet
and references, two thrce-cent stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
tion, 6G3 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

EOREIcN
Tho two robeI Ieaiers Portsvol o,d Coco
bolo. who advised and assisted Preston IN ,bc
burning of Colon. and who have hecn hold ne
prisoners on tbc CaIono wore delivered thur.
lay morning IN General Rc,o, commandcr in
chief Of Colombian forces bv Cart.ir Eorc
A court martial was ,hcn hold lac Gcnoro,
Reyes and tbc rchcI corsnira,ors wcro son,
fenced IN death In tbn artcrroon tho CON.
dempcd men were taken IN thc Middle q, tbc
rpips which ,hcv wore ,rstru,,cr,,I I, mol
ING, and hanged in tbc nrcsrnce Of thousands
of rcr.,rs who hal ossemIlod IN v,i,ross tto
enforcement NJ tho low Tho ,I,co s,lco,cd
for tbc banrnr lac General Rcycs wos tho cv.
sct snot whorc tho Ioodors ~ tho roroIs hal
started tho fire on March 2 which laid tbs
clty In ashes and 1o.trovo1 roorIy o,.ry
building in II General Ravcs, nromrt and
vigorous action has already had IFS crrct Tho
hapoinr of p,-t,1al and G,c'ro,o strn,t ,er.
ror IN evcrv rchcl nm tho is,,mus
Mr. Gladstone Informed ,ho houso NJ oo,r.
mans that rrrl,,J and pnss,a or, rood,. 70
r,,er,o ,ho snror,i,,r ~ s,,,a sr,,,,I,,. 4,.,,
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49, W we .N,HI"n 'ion'icI WON" "e"ce-
lo''n pe c"h"uc'eu III Lohloh' II Is again
s'a''l ny me Hi'"'lr" lAa' thc new arrange
m,nl con'cnpIa'cs Tile ccsslon ol Pcnldch to
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

The following from the State Superintendent
Of Insurance denotes the Standing Of the Bur
ngtOn Insurance Company Of this state;
STATE OF KANSAS, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. |
TOPEKA, Kans., April 90, 1885.
LIZ Roy ST. AMAND, Usage City, Kans.:
DEAR SIR: The Burlington has been admit
ted 10 transact business in Kansas for the
year ending February 2S, 1886.
This fact is enough to show that 1t is deemed
worthy of patronage.
Yours very truly,
X. b. NORRIS, Supt.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

JAY EYE SEES DRIVER, Edwin d. Bither, uses
Coles Veterinary Carbolisalve, and says thorough
trial en- ,bles him to endorse II as the best remedy
that he ever saw for general stable use, Sold by
Druggist, at SOC and sl.tu.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

Valuable and Convenient BRoN-
CHIAL TRocHEs are a safe and sure remedy
for Bronchitis, Coughs, and other troubles OF
the Throat and Lungs. Sold only IN bores.
Price 25 cents. i"''
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

sY-The Simple and Perfect Dyes. Nothing so
Dyes. Far better and cheaper than any other
dye 10c. Druggist sell them. Sample Gard for
&c. stamp. Wells, Richardson q Co.. Burling-
tnn VT
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

The Russian press is said to be in a dying
condition. The type.foundrlcs find 1t impos-
sbe to keep up with the demand Cor ks and
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

"Rough on Corns."
Ask for Wells "ROugh on COrns." 15c Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft cOrns, warts, bun0ns
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

II war breaks out between England and
Russia visitors to Europe will have to go in
second class steamships.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

HaIford Sauce expressly for family use
Only sold ip bottles Bet apd cheapest
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Eye Water, Druggists sell 1t. Csc
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches. es, ants, bedbugs,
skunks, chipmunks, gophcrs, l5c. Druggists.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

A lawyers motto-Suum cmq,e. "Sue 'em
luick.n
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

Heart Pains.
Palptatlon, DrOpsical SwellIngs, Dizziness, Indl
gestl0n, Headache, SlCcpessncss cured by "WCllB
Health RcnCwncr."
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14


Prof. j. w. Sanborn, of the Missou-
ri Agricultural college, at Columbia,
appends to the report of one of his in
teresting experiments the following
comment: "This farm, during the hard
season just passed, paid its manager,
and paid every other bill, and gave a
balance of sl,2sO, although without
the equipment for successful manage
ment. But schools of instruction, to
serve their purpose, should not be ex-
pected to be sources of profit in agri-
culture more than elsewhere. The re-
ceipts of the farm are necessary for
experimentation and illustration, with
out which the work is comparatively
useless"
There are at present in Mexico 81
cotton-mills, with 249, ,750 spinners and
9,758 looms; there are 10 10wollen-mills,
with 1854 spinners and 1863 looms. In
the state of Puebla there are 21 mills,
with $4,000 spinners. Steam.power is
used in mills, water-power in SO
mills, and water and steam in 81 mills.
There are employed 1928 operators,
of whom over one-tbird are women
and children. The production Of prints
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

PAINTS 0S "i Ghs:ns oS and Hcs Gsad4' ID at
PAISTRRs MATERIALS. 6i0Delaware st., Kansas city.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

eS-In applying to any of the above
advertisers, do not forget to say that you
saw the advertisement in this paper.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

light supply al both American and Canadian, and
only a fairly large general supply. The market
ruled L. higher. the best American cattle selling
at Ia % per pound, dressed weight
ST. LOUIS June acknowledgements . 200 head !:
shipments 100 head Market steady and firm i:
good light to choice heavy shipping steers, sat;
good butchers steers - i0t14 30; medium butcher
ing stock. 5; .laf -; sockers and feeders :; 'sd
-; grass Texans s. So -; corn-ied Texans,
s. 75G6i 30
Hogs-Receipis 6.i0O head shipments $3.50
head Market lower and slow; Workers, - U0@
10: packers. s. 7OaI: butchers. 81 1904 20.
sheep Receipts. 500 head; shipments, l.s00
head Good grades steady and wanted; fair 10
extra, - 2JG. -: good TO choice. - 75d4: common
To- medium. 81 25aS; Texans, Il .5GS -.
BUFFALO. June 2a.3 attle-Reccints. Loo
head consigned through. ~ ears; market steady.
with n fair demand Tor best GRADES; common Ia
fair stock dull and lower extra steers - s5o6 To-:
fair 10 good native shipping steers = 50sd5 50:
light TO medium. s. 00@5 40; light butchers
81 6Ja4 10 mixed do. 81 70: fat COWS, q O004 30;
poor do S. 5dS ~: Stockers, - 50d3 ~; feeders.
- OOS4 40 mich COWS slow at So o. per cwt;
veals, - OOyd6 60 per cwt.
Sheep-Recepis. 1900 head; consigned through.
- ears market steady and unchanged. except for
common grades, which are very dun; common 10
fair 200; good to choice. =; 90di ~; extra.
Il .Na4 co. yearlings = coal -; spring lambs,
- coat 20, mostly 81 Co
HogS-Reccipts. 1850 head: consigned through.
~, cars: market fairly active and shade higher
for rhp heaviest grades: Workers - :5a4 10, mci-
unis also selling at - Id4 40 coarse 20 fair ends
=: -56di On. Pigs ~ 25tdI go
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO June 2a-The wheat trade had n
touch of the fever to-day. runors OF trouble IN
Afghanistan putting life aud strength intoa heavy
and dropping market. The opening was steady.
but heavy offerings came on the market, which
caused Il break of -. carrying August down 10
SHE and the temper was extremely bearisn,
short sellers being iR the majority. About this
n rebel horde IN AighaniStan had stolen from the
Ameer treasures valued ~ el.Wn.OUo possibly done
the nstigation of Russia This he'd 10 sharp turn
in the market. and there was frantic rush on the
part OF the shorts" to which carried prices
up - within very short time amid shaTn eN-
ciement. The abont the widest
which had been witnessed Tor many weeks
The later reports were somewhat more reaSSilriny
which caused pricest b. fall back al a.. tuctuaie
and closed on the regular board about the same n
Saturday. In the afternoon there were more dl>
couraging crop reports and in the expectation oi
u decrease in visible supply the feeling was again
strong and the market closed - higher. for.l.n
a.vices were favorable. quoting steady and firm
markets. There lair speculative business IN
corn and good demand existed for cash. The
feeling developed was rather strong and prices
ruled trife higher but the advance WAS not s,i>-
tanned. The estimated receipts for tomorrow
were large. There strong market for Iun''
delivery OF oats under which pressure prices ait
vnnced tssal4c The other options, however.
ruled easier and closed lower PROVISIONS
ruled easy at opening, hnt rallied anu
closed shade higher than SATURDAY:
flour--Quict and unchanged. Wheat-opened
runors of fresh trouble in Afghanistan fell back
he on more Ieassuring adyices and closed about
the saturday sales ranged: June, s6e 4gssc,
Closed 49, July o. fSI 80 to>cu NJ % &C.
August. s9l 49gfs4c. closed nj se.fc: september
9lssa92s.c. closed at sls41al7sc; No. spring.
s7dss7lSc No. spring. 80 No. red a'c. No J
and prices advanced 5sa1sc. but reacted aud
closed about the same as saturday: cash, l9c:
June az 4gi7 &. closed at AZ g4Isc; July, 464g
lC4c. September 46s sef471 closed nj 46t Oats
Ruled active aud stronger for the June delivery
but easier for the deferred futures, cash. 3etaa
~ C: June 32i t6:s2 g. closed ut 80, July,
:oS ,c closed NJ 81 =; August. 27d27sc closed
nj .. - Rye-Dull: No. =, &c. Flaxseed-Firm:
No la Mess Pork-Rnled easy; 5@7l &c
lower carly bur rallied lo0l2tsc later and closed
steady: cash. $40 2so no. July, $40 2Oa p =,
closed ut $40 2so 10 y -: August, $40 3Oml0 al
closed nj $40 40: September. $40 42t8la
$40 h2Iz@10 SEA, closed at $40 i7l5ele 80 Lard
g. closed at s6 6Oo6 62iz; August. 81 57 .a6
closed AT 81 10o6 rs: September, 81 571xa6 ~.
Boxed Meafs-stcady: dry sailed shoulders, " 80
s. s54a5 90 sugars-stsady ana unchanged. On
The fredvce Exchange: RVtteg-Ruiea hrm