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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

KEoKUK, Iowa. Oct. 1.-THE Consti
tution's special from Lancaster, Nilsson
ri, saws: In an alteration Geo. Lehl
stabbed and killed John w Barnes, q
tenant of Lehr's, yesterday afternOOn.in
selE-defense, as 1t is claimed. Lehr il 8
prominent citizen of the county and
highly esteemed
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aaIrht Have Proves s.-,,,.

WeoDsrocK. Ont, Oct. 1.-THE Chi
caRo express due here a. AS this morn
ing, ran of the track near The depot
here and the engine thrown down an
embankment and almost totally wrecked.
The engineer and fireman jumped into
the creek below and ESCAPED injury.
Tee tram was running slowly, Otherwise
the accident would have been eerious.
An open switch was the cause Of the &C.
cldeps-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

The National League Cham pionship
baseball contests this season, are ended,
and Chicago carries the pennant. At
the start the clubs stood in the order
named: New York, Chicago, Philadel-
phIs, Providence, st. Louis. Detroit,
Boston and Buffalo. at the close OF the
season they rank as follows: Chicago,
New York, Philadelphia, Providence.
Boston, Detroit, Buffalo and st. Louis.
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The sioux Indians.

OMAHA, Neb.. Oct 16.-A dispatch
received at military headquarters from
Fort Robinson says that no trace is
found of the Sioux Indians recently re-
ported to be committing depredations
along the northern frontier of Nebrasks
and Wyoming. Troops from Fort Mo
bra are also securing the country but nc
report has yet been received from them
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

Jonn H. Surratt has been interviewed.
He claims he would have returned had
he deemed his mother in any danger.
She was hung, 1t will be remembered, in
connection with the conspiracy which
eliminated 10 the assassination OF Lin.
coln
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22
The Wichita Beacon saws =.

THE fight over Kansas, on both sides
was largely devilish, made up of parti.
sanism, political and sectional hatred
and pure selfishness."
This paragraph refers to the years
1885 during the struggle tor free ter.
ritory, and Is inspired by some CON-
ments OF the Commonwealth IN a review
OF . recent kansas history Old set
tiers will smile.
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Architects.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 16-The
American Institute of Architects hold
their nineteenth annual convention here
next Wednesday. the 21st. DR.. Thomas
A Atchlson OF this city will deliver the
address of welcome, and will be respond
ed to on the part of the institute by Vice
President Kennedy of New York. A
Fanfad
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Prosecute the swindlsrs

If when you call for Hop Bitters fsee green
cluster of Hops on the white laben the drug
gist hards out any stud called @. ID. warmers
German Hop Bitters or with other Hop
name, refuse it and shun that druggist a.
you would a viper: and if he has tat en- your
money for the stuff indict him for the fraud
and sue him for damages for the swindle,
and we will reward you literally for the con-
Victiop.
See U S court in junction against d War.
ner, Reading, Mich, and all his statesmen
agents, dru ggists, and other imitators.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22
n..a,n., 1870

NEW YoRK, Oct. 15.-The long night
watch Of those members Of the society
Of st. Vincent de Paul, who guarded the
body Ct Cardinal MeClosky IN the great
cathedral, last evening, at length came
to an end. Theefirst beams Of the morn
ing sun bad hardly gilded the steepIes
OF the churches when 9 procession of
priests with uncovered heads entered the
cathedral and knelt before the altar
with prayers for the opening of the new
day upon the dead body of Amer
icA's frst cardinal, who was
soon to be committed to earth,
after which the priests walked slowly
down the aisle on either side OF the
catafalque and returned 70 the sacristry.
Two hundred policemen kept the great
crowd that had assembled shortly after
O'Clock In the morning. In order. The
doors of the cathedral were opened al
40 a. m, and the immense throng was
| invited 70 enter. As the hour for begin
ming services was reached the crush
without the church became greater. The
streets for several squares IN every d.
people. The police had all they
| could do 10 preserve order. The
scene within was grand and Impressive.
| The dead body of the cardinal had, dur
| ing the night, been placed In g mahog-
any coffin which had been prepared for
Its reception. Heavy drapery of velvet
border, with elaborate fringe. hung about
the coffin, and rods Of gold extending the
whole length OF the CONN, ornamented
the sides. -
Papal zouaves IN gold lace and bright
uniforms marched down the center aisle
and took up positions about the cata.
falque A moment later the door
of the sacristy were dung open and
long procession of white rObed priests
filed down the steps 70 seats directly II
front of the high altar. There was &
moment Of hushed expectancy as Father
LammellA waived his hand and the still
ness was broken by the priests a. they
chanted, "The Office of the dead" Two
hundred voices of priests and boys, mel
lowed by the distance, sounded sWeetly t
the ear Of the waiting congregation
Boys chanted one line of q psalm anC
the priests the second. Then came tn
singing of psalm 81. It was not how
ever, until the priests came to the mis-
ereeri" that the full richness and beaut,
of the well trained voices of the chance
choir we're brought out. In all proba
billtY nothing like the Singing @
these priests and boys ha
First came the singing {
Latin lines. by boy tenors, to which re
epOnded the harmonIzed voices of th
priests. Notes of chauters foaied up
ward among the great arches of the CT
] thedral, and being reflected by pillar
| were thoWn back ward and forward unit
= they died away in the distance. Sewers
, more psalms where then sung by th
: choirs IN unison, after which cam
a the chanting of the benedictior
/ After words OF dissolution had been q
: tered, the coffin was removed from Ii
catsfalque by the attendants, and gentl
!, carried to its last resting place. IN Il
, crypt under high altar, where 1t ",
placed beside the body of Arc
Q Bishop Hughes. The congregation A
s clergy then quietly dispersed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

While the Great Powers, through
their representatives at Constantinople,
are discussing the eastern question, %
European Turkey aud Turkey proper,
are arming for q final and decisive con-
test. Every friend of enlightened civil
ization will hope that the result will be
the permanent settlement of Turkeys
northern frontier on the line of the Bos-
nhoYua
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Innr,sonmenF for LIE

DoDsEvnLE, WIS.,, Oct 15.-Mrs'
Hannah RemIey was found guilty Of
aiding her youthful son In the murder
of har husband. Conrad RemleY, and
was sentenced yesterday 20 imprison
msnt for life. one day each year 10 be
spent In solitary confinement Her son.
who u already serving q life sentence,
was witness "a the case.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

The dry atmosphere of some portions
Of California has suggested to some
fertile brain the propriety of removing
the Egyptian obelisk from New York
to that state to prevent its destruction
by the extremes of weather to which it
Is now subject, aud TO which 1t is GER
tainly yielding. The New York papers
say: ave will not let thee CO."
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Jalled for Ooatempt.

LKAvENwoRTH, KAN. Oct. IA
Judge Foster Of the United States dis
trict court TO day called upon the county
commissioners Of Greenwood county,
and remanded them to jail for contempt
of court in refusing 70 make levy 70
pay q judgment on bonds. The order
of the county is that they remain in jail
till the levy Il made.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

jay Gould has been reported to dress
badly. The newspaper man Of the Atch-
ison Patriot says so. He, the newspa-
paper man, has recently secured q new
suit Of clothes. and thinks everyone
dresses badly but himself.
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The Globe Democrat had three able
bodied BOOSTERS at the head Of its COL
umns on Wednesday morning to express
its JOY over the victory in Ohio-one
wouldn't meet the case this time.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

Those OF rs who think farming lands
are high in Kansas, should take . glance
at the old country. The famous Johan.
nlsberg vineyard Of Germany comprises
so acres of land valued at $4,000 per
acre. making $500, 700 for the lot. The
yield Of the vineyard is 1850 bottles
per snnum, none of which sells for less
than two dollars per bottle, and much of
It brings a higher price. The profits
after paying expenses are $4,000
yearly or ten per cent net interest on the
total valuation 1t Ia the property OF
Priuce MetternIch.
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Announcements

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE president
to-day appointed James N. Childs Of
Maine to be United States consul al
Geulph, Canada, and James Fl. Trum
bull to be United States consul at Tslcs
huano. Chill.
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Burned 20 De.th.

NEW York, Oct 18.-TWoch children Of
Mrs.. Kamoerger. residing At No. 81.
Sheriff street. this morning took light.
ed candle under the bed and set It on
IRE. The children rushed from the
room, and Lena, . old
TxfrT,ad So death
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

Ellis Lewis, Esq :, of Usage City, is
the choice of the Democrats Tor judge OF
the new district. composed of Riley,
Pottawatomie, Wabaunsee and Usage.
The Republicans have the name Of r.
B. Spillman. OF Manhattan.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

CoLmzBus, o., Oct 16.-Governor
Hoadley to-day formally refused 70 CON-
mute the sentence OF Fred Z. GEeener
20 Imprisonment for life and he was con-
demned 70 be hanged in the county jail
tn m0PrOW
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The States Of New York, Pennsylvan-
IL, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa,
Nebraska, Colorado, Maryland. Virginia
and Mississippi hold their elections on
the Sd Of November this year
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Interesting News from the Foreign
Lands,
Rnaine.a Eni1nraa

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The business
failures In the United states within tins
last seven days were 1S9; Canada. 81
total 1876, compared with 207 last week
and 1876 the week previous. Failures
are below the average in ell sections Of
the country.
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Eirv-fhrea Daafha.

MONTREAL. Oct. 16.-Ohlcial returns
from the health once to-day show forty.
three deaths from smallpox in this city
yesterday, three in st. Gabriel, two IN
81. Henri, two in Cote st. LOUIS, one in
st. Jean BaptIste, and one in st. Cunne
eonde.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

AN RARTHouAKR sHoc

AK EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
PALERMO, Oct. IA heavy shock
was teis here this forenoon. The dis
turbance caused three-story house to
tell, bufyIng the occupants beneath the
debris. Eight coFpses have been recoV-
cred from the ruins.
WILL ENTER THE CONTEST.
PARIS. Oct. 15.-It Is stated that
Austria Is IN favor of the cession of
Weddin TO Servla, but Germany and
Russia refuse their consent. President
GreNY has officially announced that he
will enter the coming contest for the
presidency.
WILL PROSECUTE.
DUBLIN, Oct 15.-TEe government In
tends to prosecute the Middleton
cutting Daniel Humphreys until he was
compelled 70 Feinstate an obnoxious
tenant.
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 17.-It is stated
here that the rumor that was prevailing
In London yesterday that Riel's SEN
tence would be changed to penal serYi-
| tn 10 for life, Is without foundation and
that there Is no power In England to
change his sentence.
BIG STRIKE.
| MANCHESTER, Oct. 1.-THE striking
| mill operatives OF Oldham, at Q confer
ence held yesterday, decided to accept q
Eve Per cent reduction in wages, with
further similar repuction three months
hence, If trade has not improved in the
| meantime. It is hoped the mill owners
l will meet this concession of the strik-
ers, and resume work at the mills which
have been idle about fourteen weeks
The decision affects over 100000 spIn-
dies and 26, 900 operatives. The strike
was occasloned by the owners posting 4
notice for ten per cent. reduction II
wages-
LONDON NOTES.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Standard as
serts that the Conservatives are receiy-
ing promises of support from numeroul
moderate Liberals of influence.
The daily News this morning in
powerful editorial declares that Lore
Hartington's leadership of the Liberals
is q thing Of the past. 1t says. ths
Chamberlain is now the leader and tina
J Lord Harrington has only himself 4
, thank for his retirement. The editorIs
, was probably inspired by the Liberals
Both Lord Harrington and Mr.. Cham
! berlain have recently visited MIR. Glad
stone At Rawsrden.
III Mr.. A. NJ. Sullivan declines 10 take nj
reelection to the House Commons. Nj
Fitzgerald, who was recently charge
with treason and felony, has been ssleC
, ted to contest East Clare In the comm
, | election.
The Prince of Wales has gone I
B Paris.
REVISING THE TARIFF.
q The HAGUE, Oct. IA bill has bee
4 presented in parliament, revising tn
{ tariff duties in the Indies. II the est
n mated proposed bill is made law, 1t wi
result in an additional revenue of 100
600 forms. The bill provides for a
import duty on petroleum of two fioriI
g per hectolitre, and an import duty Q
/. salt of two forms per 100 kilograml
;. The export duty on tea is abolishei
- The export duty on sugar Is reduced OF
!. halt, and on coffee one third.
pI THE CABINET COUNCIL.
, MADRID, Oct. liking Alfonso pr
q sided at the Cabinet Council to-da
Senior Eldnoyer, Minister of foreign g
4 fairs, read the instructions sent TO Il
Spanish ministers at Berlin and Ron
respecting the negotiations on the Car
lin question.
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The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of Louisville has arranged TO erect
a building for hall and place of meet
ing, library. reading room, ETC.. at cost
of $4,000.
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KANSAS CRY, Oct. 17.-An incoming
passenger train on the Hannibal & ST
Joe railroad ran into cabcOse and en-
CINE At Harlan, opposite the city, this
morning. Both engines and the caboose
were badly damaged. No one was hur3.
Mrs James g. Blaine was on the Tain
en- route to FL LeavenvEorth.
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Bound Over

WICHITA, Kas., 1.-THE burglar:
who attempted to burglarize the Ire
mont house some time ago, were bound
over to the court this morning, and in
default of the $500 bond went to Jail.
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Miss Kate Field will enter the lectur-
ing season in New York. commencing
In November. Her subjects will relate
To her anti Mormon crusade.
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SATURDAYS DOINGS


PROMPT PROSECUTIONS OF THE OHIO
ELECTION FRAUDS.
A'PeddIer IN Texas Plays a Gun
ming Game.
By Which BE Realizes Forty Thou
sand Dollars.
An Arkansas Man! Murdered for
Stealing Corn.
Frederick Grsiner Hanged To-Day
at Columbus, Ohio.
He Walked Upon the ScaffOld SmOk.
ing a Cigar.
Two Trans Partially Wrecked Near
Kansas City,
In One Of Which Mrs. James G
Blame was Aboard.
Interesting News from the Foreign
Lands.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

L. Horr. East sixth avenue OF this
city, is keeping 8 hrsi-class outside
grocery store, and ie an accommodating
and thoroughly reliable gen,leman.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

The Kansas Lutheran Synod meets
next week at Florence. The session
will continue over Sunday.
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MONTREAL. Oct ia statement pre-
pared by the health department shows
that $50 persoDs have dIed here from
smallpox during the week ended Fri.
day last. OF these 26S were French c.
nadIans; 1875 children under five years
of age, and fifty three between nve and
Ten Veara.
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Small Pox
a Wonderful Discovery

MONTREAL, Oct. 17.-Oficial returns
at health Office to-day, show 80 deaths
from small pox in the city, yesterday.
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Rose Terry Cooke wants school
ci.iidren 10 carry raw lunches to school
sad D. ii.agAt there to cook them
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From observation it appears that to-
WArd the EMO Of June the ice recsdes
noEtnWsrd, while between the banks
ana the coast Of newfoundland it re,
mains longest I-T9s
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-22

Sistne Of Liberty Enlight-nin the World -
The COMMITTEES an charge OF the construction
Of the base and pedestal tor the r ceItion IS
This great work. In order to raise funds
for its completion have prepared minia-
rure Statuette six inches in hetgbt,-The
statue; Bronzed Pedestal, Nickel-siIvered.-
which they are now delivering 70 subscribers
throughout the United States at One Dollar
zach.
This attractive sow, mir AMI MRntai or
Desk ornament is n perfectly fac i'm lie of
q e model furnished uy the Nrtist.
The s stuette in same metal. twelve inches
high, at FIVE Dollars Each, delivered.
The design OF the statue and Pedestal are.
protected by U ;. PateL &, and the moiels
can only tie furnish by this committee.
Address, with remittance,
RICHARD BU1LFR. Srcl etary,
American Com mittee OF the 81 atue of liberty. .
IS Mercer Street New York
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WITHOUT FOUNDATION

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 17.-It is stated
here that the rumor that was prevailing
IN London yesterday that Riel's SEN
tence would be changed to penal serYi.
| tn 10 for life, Is without foundation and
that there Is no power In England tC
| change his sentence.
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REv1s1Ne THE TARIFF.

MADRID, Oct. liking Alfonso pre-
sided at the Cabinet Council to-day
Senior Eldnoyer, Minister of foreign af
fairs, read the instructions sent TO the
Spanish ministers at Berlin and Rome
respecting the negotiations on the Caro-
lin question,
, 1885-01-03


Husbands and wives do not know till they
learn by experience (which some never do
how much can be added to the sum of their
happiness by thinking twice, and indefinitely
postponing when either is tempted to say a
cutting thing TO the other. 1t does not take
a great while for a young couple to win the
confidence each Of the other, that nothing
designed to wound will be said. When this
confidence is established, words which other
wise would infiict pain become harmless. In
II family where this confidence Is secured by
uniform respect for the feelings Of each
other, there is a degree OF freedom from
restraint, and Of general happiness,
which is impossible where it is
not Every good family is n train
ing school, in which the husband and
wife, from the nuptial day, are pupils,
He Is an exceptional and rarely fortunate
young man who has not some habits Of de
pertinent which mar his character and in
fiuence. 1t is expected OF the wife that she
will correct and eradicate these. Unless the
husband has an incurable, coarse nature,
she is justly held responsible for the polish
and n~eatness OF his manner US much as for
the purity of his linen, when he appears in
church or society. And II the wife has un-
pleasant imperfections of manner or con-
duct, it always reflects upon the husband.
This shows hat by common consent the fam
lily is regarded as a training school In which
the husband and wife, as well as the child
rem. are learners. Such being the case, each
should submit to the necessary discipline
with pleasure.
, 1885-01-03


chronological Journal
Miss Bird, a traveller in Japan, prepared a
sermon preached in that country by q
priest Of the country, for an English paper,
that shows how similar the domestic life Of
the Mongolian, in its mental phases at least,
Is to the home life of the Caucasian. The
text, taken from the Chinese classics, was;
"That which is evil, be 1t but small, do IL not;
that which is good, be it but small, fail not
to do" Tho preacher, very much in the
same strain as a Christian clergyman would
do on the same subject, showed how much
evil can result from very small beginnings
Take, as an example," sal he, "the way
a husband calls his wife. Should be summon
her with a pleasant Here. good wife, she
will reply with a soft 'Ay, ay.'
snow take an opposite casa
"Husband-What are you pottering about
therei Just stir about, will youl These
short days tool
"Wife-I know the days are short, and
that is just IT, II any ono comes to the door
1 have TO answer. and tho washing TO do DO
sides, and l haven't five or six hands to do 1t,
ave II
"Husband-Are you going to give your
husband any Of your i'll chat
"Wife-Well, what are you doing hugging
that fire box,all day, instead OF lending me a
helping hand now and thenl
"Husband-What's that Now, look here,
Pm not an OK, I'll nave you know. You are
not going to put your rope through my nose
and lead mo all over the place"
And 30 thoy go ON. He, n fine ~strapping
young fellow, and she n sweet-looking young
girl, now red, now green with passion
"Such a hubbub," the preacher says, "all for
want Of a little care over the small p~oliteness
of daily life"
Human mature seems very like tho world
over, and one feels as II this quarreling was
a sadly faithful copy Of what one might
hear in an American cottage where things
had gone wrong, and the Christian maxim
had boon forgotten: Bear ye ono another's
burdonsn
, 1885-01-03

A beautiful cowgirl lives near Murkel,
Taylor county, Neb. She owns some stock,
which she personally looks after. At a re-
cent roundup her dazzling beauty and grace
full horsemanship were wonderful to behold.
A yearling broke from the herd, which
three cowboys failed to ~confine, when the
beautiful girl. dashed out after 1t, roping on
the second circle, and pulled it by the horn
of her saddle into the herd. The boys
shouted, wept, and AVE never ceased to
love.
John Sergeant, of Montrose county, 1t may
be added to this, had a 15-year-old daughter,
Miss Nellie, who has been bred in the saddle,
and has been accustomed to ride with her
father all over his range. In addition to the
young lady's graceful craftsmanship, she can
handle a lariat and branding iron, and can
ride a bucking horse! with as much skill and
grace as any cowboy that has been on the
range since boyhood. Nellie Sergeant is
lowered by her father with one-third of the
increase of his herd, and when she chooses to
marry her husband will be a cattle king.