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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19
Hhree hsan Hung

CHICAGO, Nov. 14-Gilardo, Azaro
and Sylvester, the three Italian murder
ers who are to hang at noon to day for
the murder of their fellow countIyman,
Fillipo Caruso, passed a quiet night.
They slept until daybreak when all
arose and lighting cigarettes, keptIup an
animated conversation with each
other until little after eight when
their breakfast CONSUMING of oysters, fish
potatoes fried in oil, veal outlets, coffee
and toast was brought them. They ate
with seeming relish. After eating
Father Moreile arrived and mass celebra.
ted. AS early as 8 q. m. there was q
large crowd assembled in the vicinity OF
the county jail. The three men ap-
peared on the scaffold at 10 o'clock and
at ~ 10 p. m. the drop fell.
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me Ernnaissnn

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-The exposi-
ton commissioners have formed per.
manent association with the following
officers: President, D. NJ. Res OF Arkan-
sas; first vice president, F. 81. Glenn of
Illinois; second vice president, ]. B
Hall OF Name; secretary, @. B. Turrlll
or California; treasurer, II. s. Furrell
OF Iowa. These gentlemen called upon
the board of management yesterday and
expressed to the board entire satIsfac-
ton with the manner in which the ex
position was opened. Exhibits still con-
tInua to aFriya
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

The movement now on foot to discs
tablish the church of England Is by far
the most powerful ever inaugurated.-
Atchison Champion.
The Champion would be nearersthe
truth If IL had said: The movement
now on foot to prsvent," etc. The dom
inent party in England disclsim any in
tention to NEEDLE with that question.
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The Baxter Springs News laments the
defeat Of the Republican ticket in Cher
Okee county, and assigns two reasons for
1t. One the success of the Columbus In
terests in the nominating convention.
aud the other a prohibition plank in
the platform.
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Two men went over Niagara Falls on
the sth. They were Germans and could
not understand calls from the shore
warning them of their danger. Just be-
fore making the plunge. the boat struck
rock and broke in two pieces. 1t was
. thrilling scene.
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The st. Joseph News deliberately ut
tiers the following; ga Democrat should
refuse TO hold office under Republican
administration and Republican should
refuse to hold office under Democratic
administration"
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The arOo,nn BEND kiss.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 12.-Boston specials
give the following evidence submitted
yesterday in that city in the divorce suit
by Mrs. Ella Land against her husband
Thos. J. Land, the State street banker.
One morning after the wedding at the
Widser hotel in New York, threw me on
the floor, saying ought not mind If he
curbed q woman's passion. Alter our
return to Boston we went 10 board al
Revere's house. My husband theretreated
me cruelty. On one occasion he knocked
me down, striking me on the breast: DE
was continually ill-treating me, and one
night he shut me in the bath room ana
the same thing was continued the next
night ana l slept in the bath tub. On
Monday following / went to his Office
and told him never could go back 70
him. I cried and fell on my knees. His
mother came in and asked what was
the matter. He told her and she said !:
"Why don't you strike herr" He then
struck me across the face. ! then rushed
from the office almost insane and went
to my sister, telling her had lett my
husband. took lessons on the violin
from Ole Bull, and my husband
either broke or burned my v!olins. he
frequently gave me what he called the
"GreciAn bend KISS. Whlcn was per
formed by taking me by the arms and
bending me backward and striking me
with his knees. He would put my feet
on his knees in the dining room when
know the WATERS must have seen him,
and on one occasion when my
sisters were at the table. Before
was married, l invested $3.50 In Mr..
Lands firm, but he never returned 1t to
me. 1 had a wedding present OF some
gold from California and Mr.. Land took
il and sold it and kept the proceeds.
He promised me So week for posket
money, but he would give me bill and
then take 1t away, and he took money
out of my pocket book which my
father gave me. He threatened to
throw vitriol in my face and
on one occasion threatened 70
shoot me. On one occasion, when we
were entertaining company, Mr.. Land
ordered champagne and lady declined
it. He declared that If she would not
take 1t one way she should another, and
threw the glass and wine into her face.
While at the Revere house Mr.. Land
struck me on the breast and choked me,
and often struck me on the abdomen,
causing me to faint and remain Insensi-
BILE for several hours. The case is still
on
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The st. Louis Glote-Democrat, after
mature elaboration and cogltation,
writes Its opinion concerning the defeat
in New York 1t traces it to the old
stalwart and half-breed fire of the long
ago, whose embers are still aglow. 1t
reaches this conclusion in the exact
length Of one column. lacking two lines
and dash rule.
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A merchant in Parsons has the temer.
lty to advertise stove pipe with cut.
II there is one thing more than another
at this time of year, which will make q
man mad, 1t is 10 see stove pipe. They
are very dangerous things, and no man
having any regard for proper language
will ever touch one,
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Another nssasr oas..

CAIcAso. Nov. 1o.-The Inter-ocean,s
Lincoln, Illinois. special says "a SEN
sailcn was caused today by the dIscoy.
cry Of the bones of at least three persons
under the smoke house OF sshomestead
belonging 70 one John Haines. Haines
was desperate character; the terror Of
his neighbors. He was q participant IN
several bloody sfffays here, and was
himself slain IN Kansas year age. II is
now generally believed that Haines was
another "Old Man Bender" and that the
bones found are the remains Of some OF
his victims. An examination OF the
premises will be made tomorrow.
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The name most common among
newspapers Is News, by which, either
with or without prefix, just $50 papers
in the United States are called, and the
EAPoRIA NEWS, like the name of the
modest Ben Aben Of old, 'leads all the
raat
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ADesperado Captured

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-News received
here yesterday of the capture, alter a
desperate resistance, of REILLY Pyle, who
has for sixteen months evaded arrest for
killing U. IS. Courier Mcdonald in Pick
EFT county. Pyle refused to surrender
and pitched battle was fought in which
REILLY Pyle was shot in the leg. Pyle,
hlsbrother and Thomas KidweIl being
dangerously hurt Pyle at last gave up
and medical attendance was given the
trio. Reilly Pyle will be arranged for
obstructing Courier Mcdonald in the
discharge of his duty, the federal courts.
not haVeng jurisdiction in murder cases
Pyle can also be tried in Pickett county
iOr murder
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The BALDWIN murder Cnse .

ATcHIsoN, Nov. 12.-The testimony in
the Baldwin murder case was begun this
morning. The case, while the evidence
against the accused is not mainly posi-
tive. possesses something of the sensa-
tional feature of the Walkup trial and
attracts equally as great local attention
Public sentiment Is strongly against the
defendant, aud the court room Is crowd
ed with spectators. The evidence to-
day simply established the crime and
that booty was not the object, but moth
ing particularly damaging was proved
against the defendant. A conviction Is
not looked for.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

The present troubles in the East
affords fine field for ambitious officers
Of all nations. The princIpalities and
powers in that section are singularly
lacking in executive ability both In civil
and military life. Whether this is on
account of the climate or social condi-
lions, remains to be answered, but they
are an enervated lot, to say the least.
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VIII Contast.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 12.-Au the
republican candidates on the Hamilton
county legislative ticket filed notice OF
contest this afternoon with Saml. Bailey.
Jr., as relator. Several candidates for
county officers have also filed notices on
contest
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The high muck-a-muck of Burmah
viii soon retire from any proximity to
sulphur smells, and watch the increase OF
his family in obscurity and peace. His
fondness for missionary blood has been
felt and realized foragreat many years,
and all the mission boards of the world
win soon unite In day of thanksgiving
for their deliverance.
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Strike Knded,

CHICAGO, NoY. 1.-The strike on the
Illinois Central road is apparently at an
end, nearly all the brakemen returning
ing anxiously for the result of their con.
ference, which is to be held with the
General superintendent of freight of
different roads.
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Rosa wants a Place.

NEW YORK, Nov. b. The Her
aid says O'Donavon Rosa
wants a place in the custom house.
He places high rating on his abilities
and nothing less than deputy collect
orshIp of the port will suit him. He
called at the custom house yesterday
and loudly announced his intention of
securing deputy position.
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Boomers ARRESTED.

WICHITA. Kans., Nov. IA Daily
Esgle special from Fort Reno says:
"lGore boomers were yesterday brought
in by the military from the Oklahoma
district. Those Of the prisoners who
sign sn agreement never 60 frespass upon
the Indian lands are allowed 10 pess out,
the others will be escorted by the troops
The work of arresting boomers is going
FauIdIv forward
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An ordinary dam in pasture. TO re-
tain spring rains, should be built on
scale Of one foot rise 70 every four feet
OF base. Cut into the bank for sluice-
way, and not in the new earth. Stock
with carp, and plant trees around the
ad0ea
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The TeIsPhOae Gases

WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-Tne hearing
of the telephone cases. was resumed be-
fore Secretary Lamar to-day. Mr.. Beck.
with. counsel for the National Improved
Telephone company stated that he was
present during the Piitsburg trial only
as spectator, and had no pecuniary in.
terest therein. but as a spectator his rec
objections differed materially from the
statement made by Mr.. Story yester-
day. he then proceeded to review that
trial.
Most of the afternoon was occupied
by the attorneys on both sides. who ar
gued several points In the case. Secre-
taTy Lamar expressed preference for
afadavits, rather than oral expert testi-
monY, which he said always had the
effect of stamPeding him. After some
discussion it was decided TO begin the
regular arguments tomorrow. Secra-
tary Lamar warned the attorneys that
they must be brief, as he expected TO
finish the case this week.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Charles ]. Os-
borne, for many years prominent figure
in Wall street, died last night of kidney
disease, aged 4s. During the ''Black
Friday" panic in 1869 he was jay
Gould's mo trusted broker. The for
tune lett by Mr. Osborne is estimated
from 81 900, 600 to $S0OO,000. He leaves
a wife ana son.
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AtchIson Patriot: "Mr. Cleveland at
church always put a 81 greenbsck in the
contribution box" A silver dollar
would make more noise, but then it
would not be worth 30 much.
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hlIRA1nR

NEW York. Nov. 12.-The police
were notified last evening to search for
Mr.. Leslie w. Russell, of Canton,
New York, formerly attorney general of
the state, regent of the university aud a
few years since prominent candidate
for United States senator Mr.. Russell
was last seen at the Coleman house Tues
day morning.
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Toe finding of q human skull In
the same stratum or formation with the
skull Of mastodon, in Massachusetts,,
has developed an inquiry as TO their be-
ing co-existent.
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The Ottawa Daily Republican looks
a. grave and wise as an owl, while con-
templating the Walkup case. 1t as
eunes more knowledge than is possessed
by anyone In Emporis.
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Grateful Chtnamsn.

NEW York, Nov. 12.-The Chinese
merchants OF this city have sent an ad.
dress to President Cleveland thanking
him most heartily for issuing his proc
lamation protecting their countrymen on
admiration for his fearlessness and sense
of iustica
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rha Ofher atda.

BosroN, Mass, Nov. 13.-Yesterday
in the divorce case OF Mrs. Land against
her husband, State street banker, the.
defendant denied Ia detail every Get @
cruelty alleged by Mrs. Land. and sesil.
ned that during the year he was married
he expended over 5000. Other Wit
witnesses corroboraied his testimony.
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sitnatinn rnrHfa

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 12.-Eight young
men, hitherto esteemed respectable,
were found guilty of rape and were all
sentenced to life imprisonment. The
scene in court while the sentences we're
being pronou need was agonizing.
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Carl schnH.

BOSTON, Nov. 13.-It is understci
that Carl Schurz has Withdrawn his odE
to buy q controlling interest in the Boz
ton Post. Mr.. Schurz is now endeaVos-
ing to buy the Advertiser.
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The following profound generaliza-
ton is hardly comforting to some men,
but history proves the truth OF it: "The
American people will never consent to
reconsider an adverse verdict upon q
public man."
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sixty cents per Day.

READIEs, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE wages Of
ali employees OF Col Brcokdall iron
works were reduced yesterday 10 per
cent. A number Of iron ore mines along
the East Pennsyiysnia railroad. which
have been worked steadily during the
past season, are preparing 70 close down.
This will throw several hundred men
out of employmen. for the winter. These
men worked at sixty cents day during
the summer, with no work in the win
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Gov. George W. Click has agreed to
accept the position Of pension agent at
Topeka, on a salary Of $4,000, That is
more than he can make on the poetic
hill near Atchison, milking COWS and
sowing hay seed in his hair.
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Foreign Conmsrce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-A mseiiaa 6
representatives from several comme18lH
associations of this city was held -
terday to consider measures that are 8
be brought before Congress ct the 81
preaching session for relief Of forelgA
ocean commerce.
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Eavera Storm

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. ia heavy
storm passed north of Hoskinsville,
Kentucky, Wednesday night, and blew
down the dwelling of Frank johnson.
johnson and his wife were killed and
their child was fatally injured.
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The New York Herald takes to ifsslf
the glory Of saving the life Of the half
breed Rel. He has been sesplted 70
the 18Th inst
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The wellington Press thinks the Pan.
anna canal failure for want of means,
and that widespread financial distress
viii result in France.
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Ireland, in her struggles for independ-
enee, nnds II necessary 20 make Par
nell dictator, TO overthrow the old tyr
amy.
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Mccullough Laid to Rest

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA guard OF
honor, composed of members of the
Philadelphia section of the Benevolent
Order of Elks, watched oyer the remains
OF John Mccullough during the night
and at 8 o'clock this morning the doors
OF st. Georges hall giving entrance to
the spacious room in which the body
laid were thrown open and the public
admitted. Among the throng were
many faces familiar TO patrons ofithe the
alter, but there were enough men in 9TH
er walks OF life TO demonstrate that John
Mccullough counted as many friends
out of his profession as in it. The SIN ali
stage was almost hidden by floral offer
Ings, which were f16nked with ferns ard
palms. The coffin rested upon q
catafalque Immediately in front of the
the stage. Several floral pieces rested
upon the lid, the most affecting of which
was simple bunch of white flowers and
smilax, left by little girl whom none
knew. This was the inscription upon
the casket lid, John H. Mccullough,
died November Stb, 1885, in his SD
year." On the outside of the hall, on
Thirteenth street, such crowd had col
lected that even the steady stream of
people that circulated Through the hall
did not seem to diminish It 1t is esti-
mated that 5000 people looked upon the
features of the dead actor, and that full
10000 failed to gain admission The
family of the actor occupied a bench at
the head of the hall nearest the coffin
Rev. DR.. Robert Hunter read selections
from the Holy Scriptures. The portions
selected were two chapters from the
Goth Psalm and 18th chapter of First
Corinthians, then the hymn Nearer
my God to Thee" was sung by Miss
Bertha Ricci. When the last stains OF
the sweet music died away, Rev Jno- s
Macatosh made a touching prayer.
When this was over, Mr.. Morton sung
solo. "After TOiling Cones Rest" Rev.
DR.. Hunter made the first address. Up
ON the conclusion of the exercises at the
hall, the remains were given IN charge
of the Philadelphia section of b. o. of
Elks, who in conjunction with their
brethren from New York, st. Louis,
Chicago and other cities escorted them
to the monument cemetery, where after
performing the impressive rites of the
order, the remains were consigned to the
vault where they will rest for the pres
pnf
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a Gang of ThieYes 3. Ottawa.

OTTAWA, Kss-, Nov. 1.-The city Of
ficers have been engaged for weeks un-
earthing certain thefts. robberies and
burgIaries which have been carried on
for long time. Sunday, November 8,
q hay stack wss discovered on ere near
the city A party attracted 10 the scene
accidentally uncovered several kegs Of
powder, which led 70 the suspicion and
arrest of Dennie Meigs, aged II, the
BECKER brothers, respectively 10 and is,
Robert Watkins, IA. John Cookiy, IS, all
white Afterwards, Robert Ewing and
Jordan Martin, alias @Pudden, ;" coli
ored gentlemen, ostensibiy keepers Of q
north side eating and lunch counter. but
In reality . regular fence on the Pagan
plan. On trial IL appeared that the gang
had stolen several hundred chickens, 4
large quantity Of dSur, several cases of
beer, burglarized billiard hall, and, In
fact, made Il 3 business 70 steal anything
snd everything In reach. So successful
" were the tracks covered that all at
.empts ct discovery were baffled. The
stolen property was either sold or con-
raeIed az the above named den. EntFaDce
.gas effected through the wheel of the
Ottawa Milling c8npsny'B mill and !
aour extracted through the same chan |
ael. Martin was convicted on one /
.harge and Ewing is on TRIAL. the boys /
turning states evidence.
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O1e Ceat Damages

WAsHIEsroE, D. C. Nov. 13.-Fhe
jury in the case of Rev. DR.. Hicks, the
spiritual adviser of the assassin Guiteau,
against the Evening Star Co. for $s5 GOO
damages for alleged libel In the publi-
catien of the statement that Hicks lad
negotiated Tor the transfer OF Guiteau's
bones 70 the medical museum Tor $4,000.
rendered verdict to day for the plsin5
tiff for one cent damages
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axer@K06@1kzaa.

PrTsBURe, Pa. NoY. 1.-THE Wash
sngton express en- the BsItfmors and
Ohio failrosd coming west, went over an
ambznkment near GOilinsvills, Pennsyl-
ysnfa. shout six O'Clock this morning
and was badly wrecked. Congressman
Boyle. of Fsyette county, and number
of others were seriously injured Par
tlcusass nos received.
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ERRsu.

MONTREAL, Nov. ID. = The hsalas
authorities were repulsed twice YegteE-
day by the inmates while attempting 8
remove . smallpox patient from tie
house of one Daupierre, crowd Razhe<
ed and pelted the officers with rolsen
apples, eggs and stones. Warrants have.
been issued for the arrest OF dsupieEfe
81 thar ioeara
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Kx-Gov. Gsiel Appoastsa Pensfen Assns.
WAsHIreToN, Nov. 12.-Tbe presi.
dent to-day appointed Geo. " Click
pension agent at Topeks. Kansas. ana
Erasfus Redmond, collector Of customs
for tie district Of FFanchIaarse Bay.
Maine.
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When Doctors Disagree

WINNIPEG, Mon Nov. l3.-lt is stat
ed that DR.. Lowell, one of the Rel med
ical commission has said he believed
Riel was insane. DIR. Jukes, of Regina,
claimed he was sane while the other
member OF the commission was wayer-
ing. Lowell believed he was inclined to
think the prisoner insane. Each dactor
has made report to the
government, so that lowell is
not certain which way the third doctor
has reported. He says the prisoner Is
far from being in possession of his
senses. There is strange light in his
eyes which betokeBs an advanced stage
of insanity, or as Riel's lawyers put il
during the trial, mogaIoman1a. Lowell
says Riel during the presence
of the doctors, carried on con-
versstions which no Just man
could claim TO ensDate from a sane in.
dividual. He says Il the government
hangs him the act could not be inter-
preted as more or less than as hanging
q lunatic. Il is understood that the
doctor has promised 10 make a strong
representation at Ottawa on the question.
as the prelatc Is anxious TO save the poor
mans life As the day fixed for the ex.
ecution approaches the excitement |
here grows intense
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Death OF share,

San FRAEcTsco, Nov. 13.-Ex-Sena-
tor Vim. Sharon died at 3 80 this amer
noon
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maslr,kc

CHICAGO. Nov. 1a.-NIneseen czsNs g
brakemen on the Illinois Central tt1
struck yesterday for an lDcrease q els
per cent. per month In salary ard pr
ment fos all over time and Sunday %oI
Some OF them claim TO be completes q
be on the road weeks at 8 stretch = q
reported thst many other crews NJ.
strike to-day.
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They are having a Rel trouble II
Canada just now.