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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-13
READING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN. JR.

EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN, JR.
THURSDAY, August 6.
Ten car loads of steers are shipped
tonight, including D. L. Jones s. Bros.
four car loads; Barr, one load of hogs
and five of steers.
F. 81. Salyer goes to Kansas City to
night for short trip.
Mrs. DIR. Edison returned this after
noon from Ohio.
Mrs. Jason Miller died this morning.
and leaves a husband and four small
children to mourn her loss.
G. A. COnrey's new store building is
up and progressing quite fast.
Several drummers have taken in the
town this week.
Judge Culver will deliver the address
of the GraLt funeral services.
Fenh's hotel VIII now be found by the
travelling public place for comfort and
lodging not heretofore obtainable at this
place.
The corr fields generally now look as
though an abundance OF that crop might
be expected.
Fred Love has settled down on his
farm west OF town with his bride
Miss Pagan Of Chicago Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Lizzie O'mara.
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OoUKrERFE1rERs BEwAEE.
A AlichIgan Concern EDJOinsd.
Ennrn tina RnrhaaNar Naming Harald

From the Rochester Morning Herald
The following Injunction has been OBJ
tanned by the Hop BItters Company, OF
Rochester, n. Y, against Collatinus ID.
Warner of Reading, Michigan, pro-
hibitlng him from the manufacturing or
selling "GermAn Hop Bitters."
The President of United States OF Amer.
lca to Collatinus d. Warner, OF Read
ing, Mich, his servants, workmen.
statesmen and agents, and each and
every Of them:
Whereas, il has been represented unto
the justices of our circuit court, the
Hon. Stanley Matthews, aud the Hon.
Henry b Brown, at Detroit, within and
for said district, sitting as court OF
chancery that you, CoilatinuS D. Warner, are
manufacturing and selling . medicictne
itation of the Hop Bitters made and cold by
complainant; your said medicine being
devised calculated and intended to mislead
the public into purchasing such counterfeit
goooB IS the manufacture OF the compiairant.
We therefore, In consideration of the prem
linus D. warner. and All and every the per-
sons before named, from using the words
Hop Bitters'' on any fluids contained in bot
are made by complainant; and further from
m manufacturing, selling or offering for sale
with the labels, and in the general form in
which you were manufacturing and selling
the bttters called by you German Hop Bit
tors, on the fling of the hill; or In any
other bottles, or with any other lables CON-
trived or designed to rcprcst nj or induce
the belief that tho bitters or fluids sold by
you are the goods Of the complainant until
the further orders of the court.
Witness.
TaE HON. MORRISON r. WAITE.
Chief Justice OF the United States.
AZ Detroit. this fifteenth day OF July, A. ID.
Il. 9. Walter 8. Harsha. Clerk.
Prosecute the Bwtndlsrs
II when you call for Hop Bitter the Drug.
Rist hands out anything but ''Hop BitteFs"
with . green cluster OF Hops on white label.
ehuE that druggist as you would viper; and
If he has taken your money for q bogus stun,
indict him for the fraud aad sue him for
damages for the swindle, and we will reward
you literally for the conviction.
See u. 8. court Injunction against G. ID.
Warner, Reading, Mich. and all his sales
men, agents. druggists and other imitAtOrs.
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Hutchinson News: Hon. Ed. Smith
of the reformatory commission, left home
ct sad time last week. The day before
he started his nearest neighbor was cut
ting grass when his (the neighbOr's) lit
tie three year old girl, unbeknown to
him, got in front of the mower and in
stantly both little legs were cut of be-
low the knees. Crazed by the awful &C.
cident the man quickly cut his horses
loose and rushed of for the doctor miles
away, leaving the little girl lying in the
sun. He flew by his home without tell
ing his wife. When he got back the
little girl looked mp with smile and
said papa you Gu; me down just like
the grass" She died that night.
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Tho soutn ana soutnsass florida.

Tho South ana 9oufA8oSe florida.
Should YOU contemplate q trip 60
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Sc
Vaanah, Ga. Charleston, 8. c.. Jackson
vile, Florida, or in fact any point in the
south or southeast. it will Be b. your In
terest to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the st, Louis.
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad
"Iron Mountain ROUTES in the way of
fast time, elegant equipment, &C.
At present daily train Is run from
Saint LOUIS Grand Union Depot, 1T
tached 70 which will be found an ele.
egant Pullman Palace sIeeping car.
which runs through to Nashville, Tenn.
where direct connection IL made with
express trains Of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects AZ Nashville with the Jackson
vile express, having Pullman Palace
sIeeping car Of the very finest make A.
tAched, which runs through 70 jackson
VILE. FIorida, without change
For further inEoEmati0z- address
+. CHANDLER,
L. g. CHARLToN, Gen. Tiki. Agent
Asst Gen. Tiki Aren't
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The Cannon BaIl 1huDderbolt and Cv,

The Cannon Ball. Thunderbolt and Cy-
clone trains are all side-tracked for the
st. Louis Limited. via the Missouri
Pacific, the only line running three ex-
press trains from Kansas City TO ST.
Louis. st. LOUIS day express at Z so a.
m. st. Louis night express at 6:15 D.
N. To the third train which leaves Kan
sas City at 8 :25 p. m, the management
Of the Missouri Pacific wish to call the
special attention of the travelling public
and the citizens of Kansas, to the great
ST. Louis Limited Train of palace
coaches. Horton reclining chair cars
free and the only line running Pullman
buffet sleeping and parlor cars In the
west. To avail yourselves of all these
advantages without any extra cash your
ticket must be over the Missouri Pacific
]. Fl. LYON, w. p. a,
Kansas City.
TOWNSEND. G. P. A.,
ST Iouis
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Wichita Eagle: Cleveland said in bis
interview that he would be guided IN his
decisions toward the cattle interest by
the report Of Sheridan. If he sticks to
that then the cattlemen will haYe to go
beyond any peradventure, for the Eagle
has shown that the military are bound
TO have that grazing land back. And how
easy 1t will be. There is no longer q
civilian agent there. but military officer
has been put IN charge. We predict that
before frost bigger howl than ever was
heard will go up from the Arapahoes
and the decent bands of Cheyennes who
have simply lost through Sheridan's re-
port their surest source of income.
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The following is the contents OF the
letter found on General Grants body af-
ter his death and addressed to his wife:
"Look after our dear children and d.
rect them IN the paths of rectitude. 1t
would dlstress me far more to think that
one OF than could depart from an honor
able, upright and virtuous life than 1t
would TO know that they were prostra-
ted on . bed ofslckness from which they
were never TO arise alive. They have
never given rs any cause for alarm on
their account and earnestly pray they
never will. With these few injunctions
and the knowledge have OF your love
and affection and OF the dutiful afFec-
ton Of our children i bid you q final
farewell until We meet IN another and
trust better world"
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Atchison Champion: The interview
between the cattlemen and business men
and the president reveals our chief mag
istrate in his favorite character OF the
Immovable Chunk. He never saw q
Texas steer, nor the Indian Territory
nor an Indian; yet he told men who
know ali about the three that they were
lying to him; that the cattle could be
driven off If their owners wished to
drive them, and he, Chunk, insisted that
they should be driven whether they
could be or not. The president is very
firm, and 30 Is a wooden gate post.
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KINGS HONORTNG GRANT

q. NJ. Depew; 81 said to distinguish
ed diplomatist, who had been with Gen
Grant through Europe: How Is 1t that
q man unaccustomed to the etiquette
and presence of royalty, constantly vIo-
lating in simplicity those canons-the
violations of which are crimes under
such circumstances how Is It that he
was received as an equal by kings and
queensP He said: 1t Is because every
order of nobility, every throne in the
world Is built upon the sword. That
acknowledged that the military order
was the source of their creation, and
they looked to Grant as the only man
living who had successfully command
ed 8 million men. and, therefore, by roy
al right was the chief Of their order"
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A correspondent in the Topeka Capt.

A correspondent in the Topeka Capt.
tai is after the man who sent telegram
from this place last week concerning
the appointments of the new professors
of the State Normal and the comments
therein. The article is signed doug
lass" and says; 1.-The Associated Press
dispatch wired over the state last FRI
day from Emporis is remarkable doc
ument Its assertions are broad. its as
sumptions are marvellous, its reasoning
is profound, and the whole drift of the
dispatch is an insult to the entire slate
Of RanaaS
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The second annual exhibition of the
st. Louis Exposition and Music Hall
association will open Wednesday, Sep
tember 0, and continue until Saturday,
October "a. The display is promised to
be finer than ever before presented. Gil.
more's famous band from New York
will give daily concerts, and the enter
tAinment afforded throughout will un-
doubleday be a good one.
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The short and most dire, route 70
Kansas City, ST. Loms, Chicago, Omaha
and all points east and north; and the
short lire from Kansas CITY 70 Cherry
vale. independence. Winfield. Wei
Iingtun, and Harper, kansas
and all points In Texas and the Indian
territory. Trains for the east leave At
z rs am. s. B. HYEEs,
j. B.BARNs, Gen'i Pass. Agt.
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city, including all the public buiidinFA
was draped with mourning. and many
private residences displayed emblems OF
sorrow. The route Of shs procession
vas crowded with spectators from one
end to the other. Business wes generally
suspended.
AT ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. 6.-The church
and fire bells are tolling in honor OF
GaneraI Grants funeral. The colored
military are parading the streets, and
services have BEEN held at ths capitol.
The legislature adjourned In honor OF
The occasion. Flags f]y st hall mast on
All public buildings and business houses
and hotels and other buildings are
drsped.
AT LKAvENwoRTH.
LEAvKNwoRTH, Aug, ga very large
/ funeral procession was formed today
under the auspices Of the Grand Army
of the Republic. Communicates OF
Knights Templar divisions. Of Knighta
Of Pythias emcamptments and lodges Of
Odd Fellows. divisions Of the Catholic
Knights Of America and knights of
United Workmen in large
numbers and brilliant uniforms.
drsped tn black are in the line. A nota-
bic figure IN this processioE IL horse.
10 wears old, which was once owned by
General Grant Il 10 ct the head OF the
column and Is elegantly caparisoned
/ and escorted by old soldiers. After
marching through the principal streets
Exercises we're held in the court house
| park. A nstional salute OF thirty eighI
guns was fred at Fort LesVenwoFth and
guns are being fired every half hour
4 The bells in the city are being tolled al
the procession moves.
II AT CINNIENATI.
C1NcIRHATI, Aug. S-Msny whole
sale houses closed and majority Il thG
retail firms was closed aiseI miday
r There were no especial exercises during
r the day, bus Grant memeFiaI Aeetinl
: is to be held at Music hall tonight
AT KANSAS CITY.
Il Kansas CITY. Aug. S.-Business Il
, generally suspended today and emblemi
. of mourning are displayed on all sides
The funeral procession marched through
, / crowded streets this afternooR to grove
3 east OF the city where addresses vert
made. Thirty eight guns were fred q
j daylight and sixty three indicative o.
( the age of General Gran; were fred dur
8 ing the day ending Al shutdown.
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LLMCnLMnN GPANr


Ward II. Lemon in New York Trlb-
une: A short time before the fall of
VIcksburg great dissatisfaction became
rife at General Grants hardness in moy-
ing on the enemY's works; there was q
pretty general feeling in favor of relleV-
ing Grant from his command and ap-
pointing some one who would make
short work of that formidable stronghold
OF the enemy and relieve the people from
their great state of anxiety. MIR. Lin
coin had great faith IN General Grant.
He was being constantly importuned
and beset by the leading politicians to
turn Grant out of the command. Being
in his Office one day about this time he
said To me: al fear made Senator Wade
of Ohio, my enemy for life" "How ?''
he was asked. "Wade was
here just now urging me to dismiss
Grant, and in response to something he
said led me to remark: Senator, that re-
minds me of story Yes, yes,' Wade
petulantlY replied lit is with you, sir,
all storY-story-you are the father of
every military blunder that has been
made during this war. You are on your
road to- hell, sir, with this government
by your obstinacY, and are not mile off
this minute goOd-naturedly. said TO
him: Senator, that is just about the
distance from here to the Capitol, Is 1t
notr He was verV angry, and grabbed
up his hat and cane and went away"
Lincoln then continued to say: ITO
show to what extent this sentiment pre-.
walls. even Washburne, who has
always claimed Grant as his
by right of discovery, has
deserted him, and really believe l am
the only civilian friend Grant has left.
Grant advises me (Lincoln had never
seen Grant up to this time) that he Will
take VIcksburg by the 4th of July, and
I believe he will do it-and he shall
have the chance
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The Kansas City Fat Stock show will
be held at RivervIew Park, Kansas City,
October 90 TO November 8. The first
annual Poultry and Pet Stock show will
DO held at Kansas City December 20,
1885, 10 January 1, 1886, inclusive. Ed.
ward Haren Is secretary Of both organi-
zatfona-
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The most important discovery is that
which brings the most good 70 the great
est number. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. coughs snd colds. VIII
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only dces il positively cure consamp-
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asthua. hoareeness, and al affections Of
Ihe throat. chest AAd laaea, yield IS once
70 It's wonderful curative powers. nyou
doubt this, gee trial bsEfle Tree. 6 BENZ.
Sgheldoa's drug store. iel
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Chicago Herald: When, after llnger-
ing, and painful illness, the patient suf-
ferer OF Mount McGregor passed quietly
away, the most famous man Of his age
closed career as remarkable as any in
History
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eraI Grant was during the Mexican war.
He was Q lieutenant then and OF course
no one saw in him the great general
which he proved 20 be. know south
ern people feel kindly and always have
felt kindiv toyard 9eneral Grant Ihsy
never FORGOT his kindness. tbs prompt
inen Of 4 rood hearted man, In making
The fsvoreble ccnditi0ns 20 General Lee
al the tims Of his surrender. don't
snaek from Official information, bat Il
vas generally believed In the south thai
Mr. johnson, the president, had deter.
mined 10 make an example Of come Of
the southern generals. General Les was
selected BIZ him e one Of the men to be
sacriheed. General Grant resisted such
proceeding. BE sad the nations honoI
was e stake, - By the conditions OF the
surrender General Lee could not be sac
Tifced, In short, Goneral Grant stood
In the way Of Johnsonas scheme and
saved many confederases from death
The southern people remembered that
They know he hsd soldiers heart. and
they respected him living and honol
him dead"
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The best sAlve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chlibiains.
corns and all skin eFuptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, IS cents DER
box. For sale by B. Wheldon.
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Col. A. q. Dawes, the genial general
passenger agent Of the Hannibal and St.
Joseph railroad, was married this week.
A grand reception was given the popular
gentleman and his bride at st. Joseph
Yesterday.
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We give our readers to-day a number
of timely extracts concerning the thought
and also the hero of the hour, who will
remain the hero of this united country
as long as the government lives.
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Cigarette smoking should 20. Out OF
several hundred young smokers of the
article, q Washington physician found
one 1ifth had heart disease.
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The Leavenworth boot blacks memoir.
ialize the mayor and council of their city
in the following unique language:

iallze the mayor and council OF their city
in the following unique language:
GENTLRAIKN-W We, the undersigned
boot blacks, who by our industry support
ourselves and contribute TO the support
OF the families of our parents, respect
fully request your honorable body 70
levy 3 license tax on boot blacks, OF two
dollars per annum, thusly protecting us
10 our endeavors to obtain an honest liv-
l1g, and stop the encroachment of the
Chinese boot blacks, who are reducing
the price below i've cents q shine. we
believe that the imposition Of this tax
exemplifies the principles of protection
20 American industry. II would protect
us In our honest labor. Your fayorahla
conslderation of our position would for
ever tie Us TO government Of the people.
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The new postal card will be printed
with brown ink and the stamp will be
design representing the head of Thomas
IaTaraon
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Lawrence has cooperiDg establish
ment with capacity Of 1900 barrels q
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Chicago News: He goes TO pos.crity
as the greatest warrior Of his time, the
most devoted child of his loving coun-
try.
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Mrs. Eliza A. Burnett, widow lady,
was run over by the cars yesterday az
ternoon at Topeka and instantly killed.
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Chetopa has anew paper. 1t is called
the Statesman. and the editors and pro-
prletors are Nelson Abbott and Mrs. r.
M Ahbotk
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Grants body now lies moulderiDg In
tho grave bat his soul OF that OF all
other Americans will go marching on
through time and eternity.
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And when tho names Of kings grow dim.
The nation shall still know OF him,
FOR he shall have. while years roll on,
In patriot hearts his Pan theon.
Henry Randall Waite In Boston Beacon.
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New York Graphic: He Is not the
dead hero Of any section, but of the ma
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North Topeka had a railroad celebra-
zion yesterday concentrating the open
ing Of the Topeka & Granville railroad.
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Elgin Every Saturday: He sleeps, and
every heart Is sad. His country loves
him as he loved his country.
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"Ouida," the famous novelist is nearly
90 years old, and her real uame is Mary
Jane Stubbs.
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There are s57 men employed in the
Santa Fe machine shops at Topeka.
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w. N. Allen has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the Topeka State Journal.
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Boston Beacon: The true General
Grant lives in the monuments he left be-
hind him.
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The Fl Dorado Daily Jupiter Is occult.
II was . poor excuse for newspaper.
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Boston Home Journal: He fought
with no spirit Of hatred.
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C1NC1NNATI, Aug. S-Msny whole
sale houses closed and majority Il the
retail firms was closed afber midays
There were no especial exercises during
the day, bus Grant nemfriaI &esting
is to be held at Music hall io-nighA
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TO THE TOMB.

SAA0s
THE GRANDEsT PAGEANT THE WORLD
HAS EVER SEEN.
The Nations Dead Laid to Rest
Amidst Universal Mourning.
The Long and Imposing Procession
from New York to Riverside.
The Sad COztege Moving Through the
Streets of the Chief City.
Impressive Observation-Disclosures of
the Day-General Obsequies.
The Long March to the Riverside
Tomb.
The Remains Deposited in the Tempo.
rary Vault at 5:18.
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ArUouIsvnLR.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 9.-The bells on the
city hall were toiled during the progress
of the funeral of General Grant. This
evening under the auspices of George II.
Thomas Post No. g. a. r., memorial
services will DC held ct MscculIess
theatre -
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THE REMAINS TODAY.

Filing into the corridors of the City
Hall, they took their places beside the
remains and there under command of
John II. Johnston, senior vice CON-
mander of Grant post, GA. r. At :35
the imposing funeral car was drawn by
twenty -four jet black horses in black
trappIngs. It halted on the plaza direct
ly front of the City Hall steps. Inside
the corridor Commander Johnston was
waiting. Column in position, right
and left" was his command. The vet
eran guard Of honor was erect. "Lift
the remains" was the next command, In
low tones Twelve men stopped TO the
silver rails with gloved hands. ''March,"
was the word.