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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-05
THE NEWS.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ), 1855
PURrJc sAIx-l D,,u IN :. n,,,,,,,

PUBLIC SAIE.--i will sell at public
auction, three miles northeast of EN-.
poria, On The premises known as the
Arthur Plumb farm, on
THURsDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1885
Commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, the
following described property, tO-wit: j
span OF good work horses, 8 mich cows,
(goOd stock) 4 steer calves, 20 head
hogs. ! rick of straw. corn in CRIB, extra
good seed corn, two-seated buggy,
wagon, Intersection harrow, / cult.
vatOr, l corn planter, 1 brakIng pillow;
also chickens, turkeys, household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms-A credit of four months Will
be given on all sums over S5: under S.,
cash in hand; per cent of for cash. If
not paid when due, IL per cent from
date of sale will be charged. Good
bankable paper required.
o. L. WHITEHALL
L. +. PRUYN, Auctioneer.
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Did She Die:

"She lIngefed and suffered along
pining away all the time for years,"
"The do,tors doing her no good !"
"And ct last was cured By this Hop
BitieFs the papers say 80 much about. "a
"Indeeds Indeed %
"HoW thankful we should be for thai
medicine.
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Mr., l.. g. Mallory. carpenter, has re-
turned to Emporia from SaIIna, where
nc has been since the LIST of July HIS
health is much improved, and he is
ready for business.
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Going to Connections for Divorces.

Many New York victims Of ill-assort-
ed marriages are rushing to Connect
cut to get divorces. at beats AL how
these cases do turn up" says . proni-
nent New Haven lawyer. do you
see that woman across the strsete,'
pointing to fine-looking lady of %
who was engaged in earnest converse
ton with middle-aged and elegantly
dressed gentleman. ''She has iusS
left my office, That woman is . New
York lady of refined parentege. She
Is married and has two children. Her
present husband is q drinker, and
leaves her alone frequently. and he
does not provide for her as he should.
She thinks now that he hiss left her for
good For some time she has known
the man you see her talking with. and
he is madly in love with her. He IL
rich and of good family, and wishes to
marry her. She is DESTROYS Of marry
ing him simply to assure herself good
home and pleasant association. But
she loves her present husband. and
would be true wife to him were he
faithful to her. As she approached
semi-destitution she sought lawyers
advice, and as she wished to avoid
publicity in New York he sent her to
me She wanted me to procure her .
divorce at once, no matter what it
cost; and when told her that it was
necessary for her to have . continuous
residence in this state for three years,
or that the offense on which she based
her claim for divorce be committed in
this State. she seemed greatly aston
ished. Then she asked me to send her
to some lawyer who did not object to
lying for her. This refused to do"
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One by one the leaves are falling. The
particular leaf 10 which we refer is the
Lawrence DAILY Gazette. Three dailes
are too much for Lawrence. Chalfant's
Herald. Tribune still waves.
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From the Nation.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2-Advices from
the Indian Territory are that the Chero-
kee legislature will convene, and the
session will be of absorbing interest.
There are seventy-tour members, of
whome sixteen are senators, and thirty
eight representatives. Chief Bushy-
heads message will be read TO the Joint
session, and will no doubt excite much
discussion. II deals with the payment
of $30000 made by the United States
government to the Che.okees two years
ago, and about which there are misap-
prenensIons, and dlssentiOns among the
Cherokees. The chief will show that
the Cherokees do not owe the govern
ment anything, but that the $500 900 was
an additional payment for lands decided
TO the United States by the Cherokee ma
ton, for the settlement of the Nez Per.
ces and other Indian tribes. Altogether
the message in all that relates TO Indian
affairs and opposition to Bushyhead. has
| not indicated the plan of attack. 1t lie
| thought an effort will be made to remove
Col. William Phillips, attorney for the
Cherokee nation at Washington, and put
| in his place ex-Congressman Gunter oil
Arkansas. Bushyhead and his friends
endorse Phillips. while Gunter has the
support of numbers of the CherOkees.
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DIR. Robert Parham, travelling agent
for the st. Louis OIL and Lead com any,
is IN the city. DIR. Parham was the first
sheriff Lyon county eyer had.
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FoR SALE-A farm with good water
and timber; 80 acres bottom, balance
slope land; a part In cultivation and
fenced; small frame dwelling. Large
part Of purchase money can remain for
five years. Apply soon 10
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Bishop BeTkelY is at last 10 have q
statue Kansas ought to contribute.
since he furnished her orators and
writer's with their favorite quotation,
Westward the star of empire takes its
ay."-Atchison Champion.
Does not the credit for the favorite
quotation Tor mIsquotailon) belong to
Historian Bancroft Bishop Berkely (not
Berkeley wrote Westward the course
OF empire takes its way" and Bancroft,
having occasion TO use the now famous
expression, iguorantly or whimsicallY
changed "course" to "star."-Wllson
County Citizen.
The Citizen writes the above with q
firm pencil, and is probably right. Ban
croft ara the Champion can take back
seat.
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The AlleYway between Commercial
and Merchants and Fourth and Filth ay.
eoues, is undergoing a greatly needed
cleaning
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The Rankar.ananrh,ar.

The wife of the Marquis de MoreS i
q handsome little brunette who Is enc
of the best rifle-shots in the West, and
who rides as well as she shoots. She
is the daughter of Banker Won Hof-
man, Of New York city. and Is q name
sake of her aunt, the famously bsAuti-
fully Medora OrtmeS. MedoEa OEtRas
will ALWAYS be remembered As the So
ond wife of the late Sam Ward, who
won her while she was already thesbo-
trothed of q rich young Frenchman.
Mime. do Mores, while her husband
was in Jail, for murder, kept him cou-
pany. p
As before remarked, she Is an expert
with the rife, and when at home de.
lights in sharing the wild and free lie
of her husband. On . recent hunting
trip to the Big Horn Mountains. out Of
the six grizzly bears bagged by the en-
tire party, this little lady, alone and
unaided, shot and killed four. On the
plains she rides and shoots fanltiessly,
galloping over the prairiss like mad On
her Weil-trained buffalo pony, An eagle
plume in her hat and . rife slnnz
from her saddle. She looks the very
picture of Wild beauty. In St Paul or
other cities she is the richest and most
tastefulIy dressed woman you Win sea.
and one can scarcely realize that The
delicats-gioVed hands which hold the
lorgnette or move the fan so gracefully
can also check . plains hroncho in his
wild fight or send bulles speeding
true to the mark Dakota Letter q
CEepeZcnd Lender.
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Called.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Nov. 4.-Ths
Congregational church here has voted TO
call Rev. Harry Hopkins Of Kansas City
TO that pastorate.
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lfyou have sold your farm and have
mortgage Tor balance of the payment
/ will give you money for the mortgage.
=. NJ. SMTTH.
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No. ITO Commerc,sI street aas, .;ds

STRAYED OR SToLEN.-Two gray
mares and one mule colt. about October
9th. Information leading TO their recoy-
cry will be suitably rewarded.
PARK L. MORSE,
Emporia, Kas,
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Plenty OF Money

To loan on farm property on long or
short time on easy terms.
s. N. SMITH,
Rooms at old Central office, Fifth Ave.
nue.. first door back Of Emporia Ma
tlonAl Bank.
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BsshOp sharp.

OMAHA, Neb, Nov. Bishop Sharp,
of Utah, who passed through Omaha
last evening, en- route east, said the ex-
element over the prosecution of poIyga.
mists Is deep and spreading. He says
it's true his course in pleading guilty
and paying the fine and promising to
obey the law, has gained for him the en-
nifty OF the elders OF the
churches and his former friends.
81 am now comparatively ostracised,"
said he, but acted according to the
dictates of my conscience, and lust as in
all wisdom should have acted. do
not renounce my religion, or any part
thereof. ! simply give up the practice
of polygamy because the United States
laws forbid my indulging in it any
longer. As TO any serious results from
the present trouble l am unable TO
predict anything. There is some rebel.
lou muttering in certain quarters,
though others are inclined to acQuiesce.
The Mormons are stubborn, but when
they are threatened with the penitentiary
as was 1t Is reasonable to suppose they
will come to their senses. The Ed
munds law Is q severe law, but it does
exactly what it was intended to do. It
sends men to prison who refuse ALE
glance TO the United States in declining
to give up polygamous practices.
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Fox RENT-Robinson house near San.
IA Fe depot. Rent cheap to responsible
parties. Address A. HAussLER,
Fmnoria
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J.P. Welser of the Weiser Ranch
company Of Prescott. Ontario, is regis
tered at the Coolidge
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Itch cured in thirty minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary lotion. This never fails
Warranted by NJ. II. Bates, druggist
Emporia, Kansas.
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Parties wishing TO borrow money on
their farms, apply or address.
II. II. BUcKwAITRR.
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A new crossing is being put 10 across
Merchants street, on Sixth avenue.
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new BLACKSMITH mop.
H 7. FARNEY

Late Of the firm of Kelly & O'Brisn Of San
Francisco, is now permanently located at
R01d1nSz Kansas
And Is prepared to do all kinds of Black
smithinR and Wood Work.
PLOW WORK a SPECIALITY.
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Miss Mary Murfree, the Charles
Egbert Cradoek" Of novelists, Il de.
scribed as young woman who Il any
thing but interesting-looking or AZ
tractive. She Is short and painfully
crippled. square and angular. A brown
skin, very red bps, small white testh
and black. swapping eyes; hsx hair
brown. and WON in curls about the
forehead. surmonnted by . braid,
make her look countrified. The mouth
Is large and the teeth perfect Whsn
she speaks the mouth stretches 20
surprising degree. and the teeth shine
IN set smile, the eyes snap, tbs heavy
eyebrows lift and intelIigencs illunai-
nates the face. Then only Is abs Is Al
interesting. She Is . magnificent plan.
ist Withal she Is modest and fstir-
ing and never talks shop.
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Five cars Of lumber and four of coal
stopped at EmporIa this morning.
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Hartford Call: Mr.. Francis Brogan,
who went on tour OF inspection 70
New Mexico recently, has concluded 9
trade for himself and w. j. .Brogan
with Mr.. ID. Harrington for Q half in
terest in his ranch consisting of 172, 900
acres. Mr.. Francis Brogan and family
and Mr.. w. j. Brogan and family will
soon move out and take up their resi-
dence on their new possessions. We re-
greet 10 lose the Messrs. Brogan and
their families from Hartford, as they
have done much TO build up the town
and have at all times proven themselves
public spirited and generous. Our loss
will be New Mexico's gain, and we ex-
tend our best wishes for q prosperous
future
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nIonnN-

We loan money on live stock, real c.
tate. and other good collaterals; also buy
notes, bonds and mortgages.
FnKIRs s. SIsLER, Brokers.
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Money TO loan on long time, at low
rates oil interest. <. B. PEYToN.
EmporIa, Kansas
Third door south, First National bank.
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1t AAn008 CITY,
KANSAS Cry, November l.
CAFFLE-Receipfs, 2,21s; held over from
Tuesday, 9.976, making the total in the yards
On sale 4, 16S; foI the past week the run has
the market has been weak. with prospects
that stock viii cell 1cQI5c lower this sfter-
aoas-Reeeipts. 1855: market opened
steady. closing weak; range, $3.2503.5O. bulk
The Daily Indica1Or reports: wHKAR-Re-
-, -; maIket Stronger; no. rcd. cash /,
7A1sc BID, zlxc asked; December, ne bid,
nay. AIS e s7Kc; 10. son, cash, s5zc bid
6osN-Rsoeipss, 4s7 bu; shipments, 475;
1Ke bid; the year, nominal; Nay. 2s1<e bid.
No. white, cash, nominal.
ONO ? cash. Ike bid. &c asked.
E9as-1e21Sc Per dozen.
HAY-FAncy small bAleds $500.
AT CaloaEo.
CHICAGO. November
Hoes heee1Pss, 5000; nHrket active, and
C1fTLERecsipts, 1900: market dun and
le4lsc lover: shtpplng. SS50o6-75; butchers.
saEEF-kscetpts. 400; msTkst dull; Slug
szsIe 10r eaS6 asd November; So sssls for De-
CoAN-stFoEg; a<c for cash. 407<c for No
Vonber.
o1Ts-ssrOng and higher; ssxe for cash;
46IG6 for November.
ExEe9ke
BARIEY-S7c.
FLAX 6EED-SI.iz.
P0EK-e8.oe for caAh.
IAAp-aighsr; ss.szx for eash; IS ss for
At 81. Louis
~. LOUIS, November 4
Rfrrf nTrTkN rsrus IN
g OoA8; YoRkeEs- s86s93 90; butchers,
e400GzGS; receipes, 1906 shipments. In.
CATFzEMaEEof duh and weak; native
sAS9pz2g s9oeEs, $3B0H00; mixed les Of
ba(oksE1ng ssaG t1.750s =; TexzDs and In
dia1s, $9S64 4es recelD4A. 1,3ee; shipments.
SEQ.
WHEAR-Active aad higheF. closing I01kc
abOVe yesterday: No. Fed- cash. e4kes no
ye3beE. eske; December, aEe ;J31nary, s9ke; |
CO hiRher; the Intter iOs Nosem
b1gs oaah S5.S59e; EOFe1beFs 8s5<e; January,
d. GThsr s1 So s IN: cs:k. assze:
HaEs S91<e. !
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A new telephone has been put in at
the residence OF Dwight Bill.
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~This Kansas City Live stock market il
repoTte1 especially for the EmpOria Dailv
News by ANDY J. SNYDER d CO.. rooms g
yaYds
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Money! Money!! Moneyii.

"OVer production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than eyer
and pay 1t TO you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No com
mission. No trouble Pay it back
when you want to. Yoa pay interest
and principal in Emporia, that Is good
enough for US. The "old reliablep loan
office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN 81 HARRISON,
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On mOtlOn the COmmlttSe on supplies
were authorized to purchase twelve ana
tomlcal charts for use IN the schools.
On motion the following statement of
the present condition of our school facil-
tiles was ordered published.
To the Voters Of School District Number
One:
The board of education would respect
fully state for Information of the citi-
zens that the present schools are entirely
inadequate for the accommodation of
the children enrolled IN our city schools
as the following figures will show:
Number OF children enumerated July,
Number of children omitted TO be emu
mereted in the southwest part Of the
district about .------.-.----.-.-.... SOO
Total number OF children of school age 3 Zoe
Present enrolment.-.. -..-..-.--....-.-.l 'TSS
NumDer of children to be provided for !, s34
In the south and southeast part of the
district quite large number of children
are of necessity denied school privileges
owing to the want OF room and the sup
erintendent is daily receiving numerous
applications for admission. The same
condition of affairs exists in the western
portion of the district and in view OF
these facts we appeal to the voters oil
District No. to aid US in relieving the
pressing necessities of the case by voting
for the school bonds. By order OF the
board. j. g. BURNETT, Clerk.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at the call Of the president.
JIG. BURNETT, Clerk.
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AMERTCUs news.
BIZ BURLow.

BIZ BURLow.
TUESDAY, Nov. 2.
C. r. Conklin, while feeling somewhat
exhilaEatsd Saturday, had the misfortune
to fall on the old snag Of q rose bush,
running INTO the cavity just above the
eye 70 Considerable depth. Doctor
Wright was called. who says the bali of
the eye was almost forced from It's
socket, and although the sight
may be again recovered, it is
somewhat doubtful, Is q rose bush snsg
seldom performs 30 critical . surgical
operation successfully.
The ladies Of the sewing society are
going to have an oyster supper at the
residence of s. p. Elliott on Wednesday
evening, November 4th.
A canine with the hydrophobia passed
through town yesterday and several shot
guns were brought into requisition, but
his dogship has not, as yet, been cap
tured.
Roller Patent for less money than ev-
er before offered. Come and see A. s. L.
Americus mills,
Hats and caps, new stock and latest
styles ct Gibson's.
Anything you want at HenniDg's.
We are now prepared to sell you -four
from some OF the best mills In the coun.
try ct greatly reduced prices. Come and
zee our stock. Gold Belt, 81 so per sack.
The best -four in the market for the
money. "a. A." $1.40. ga" $1.25.
Every sack warranted ct the Amerlcus
mills.
Price our wooden goods and blankets
at ]. D. Gibson's.
Old Gold -four. $1.per sack at Tress-
Ter & LoWrv's.
Fresh kiln dried meal and graham
| -four at the mill.
NV stock of clothing, consisting OF
| mems ana boys suits and OYercoats, Is
| the largest ever offered in Americas al
J. D. Gibson's.
Diamond dyes at Bonds.
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
the Americas mills.
Wanted-Good, fresh, sweet butter al
Tressler & Lowry's.
| "WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3.
Yesterday, while Hiram Kirk wal
coming to town for load of lumber, thu
team became frightened at calf lyInl
near the road, throwing Mr.. Kirk on
on the ground, breaking his shouldel
blade.
Mrs. Mary Marks of Usage City il
visiting friends.
Four cows in the city pound yesterda!
for the first day.
Il Ny boot and shoe stock is complete.
j. ID. GIBSON.
Pure spices and extracts at Bonds.
Celery at Henning's.
II J. s. Gibson will sell you q cider mil
at cost. Now is your chance.
The II. 8. -four for 81. OILS unequalle
in quality, by any brand of flour sold i
Americas. At Tressler q Lowry's.
Bird seed at Bonds.
81 Crsnberrles at Henning's.
The New Home sewing machine
D best made. very cheap for cash.
TREssLRR & Lowry. Gen. Agts.
Henning wants your butter and eggs
Highest grade coal oil at Bonds.
Go to Tressler & Lowry for q goo
! boot or shoe.
HeHning's goods are new and price
correspondiugly low.
9 All kinds of dry goods-complet
stock at Tressler 8 Lowry's-
81 New invoice of dress goods just r,
: ceiYed at j. D. Gibson's.
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ADVERTIsED LETTERS,

List OF letters uncalled for and remaining
in the postofice at Emporia, Kansas. for the
week ending Nov. 3, 1885. Please give the
date of advertisement when called for:
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Most Of the -Confaderato Generals
who are not in politics AKA Interested
in some way with railroads.
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The following named physicians have
complied with the rules of the state
board of health and registered them
selves at the county clerks office: }. H.
Page, A. Il. Royal, j. II. Burke, L. 81.
Lloyd, w II Parr, j. w. Lillard, d. F.
Brown, j. II. Jones, f. NJ. w. Jackson,
G. A. Biddle, John A. Moore, F. B.
Sherburn, X. II. Wetmore, G. Owens,
q. w. Frost, all Of Emporia, and 81. q.
Fitzgerald, of Neosho Rapids, ]. E.
Moss, of BittertowD, and A. s. Grams
ton, of Reading.
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Ihey-Wlll Do valuable Ior reference:
City property-Thatcher, Adds and
Bill; printing, Watson, Thatcher and
Mccain; ways and means, Watson, Nc
Cam and DAVIS; fire department, Davis,
Watson and Mccain; ordinances, Bill,
Torrington and Adds; gas, Mccain,
Thatcher and DAVIS; unfinished bust
ness, Raymond, Adds and Watson
police and license. Adds, Torrington
and Raymond; streets and alleys, Davis,
Adds and Mccain; claims, Bill, Tor
rIngton and Adds; waterWorks,
Thatcher, Mccain and DAVIS.
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nlARxErs Ar rRADE OENTrt.,.

Give Us a Call. Satisfaction Guaranteed
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

committee was instructed to make ar
rangements with the EmporIa National
bank to accept school orders.
On motion the committee on school
sites was granted further time in which
to make report.
The special committee on the sale of
land on Sixth avenue asked tor further
time in which to make report.
The following bills and accounts were
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THURsDAY, NovEMBER u, 1885

L. +. PnUrE. AuctiOneer.
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PArRoNIzE HOME INsrIrUrIO Ms

FOREIGN LETTEA8.
Henry Beik Miss Jessie Wagner
Julius MAier
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We are indebted to City Clerk Z.
n. Forde for the following list of
standing committees of the city council.
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For sheriff-Ryan, 2O6; Wilhlte. %.
For register-Beck, 231; Mccain, 1873.
For observation-disclosures 229; Ander.
son, 900.
For clerk-Maxon, 164; Lakin, 267.
For superintendent of public instruc-
tton-MiSS Dixon, 237; Sonnedecker,
IL; Bishop, III.
For surveyor-Edmiston, 1852; Frost,
247.
For coroner-PArr, 1874
For commissioner, Second district
Butler. 22S; Grimsley, 1871.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-22

eyes; please publish the fact without
comment, further than that my love and
responsibility for that girl ended when
she got out of the window"
THE coLERIDGE BANQUET.
When Lord Coleridge was in this coun
try the Chicago Bar Association gave him
a banquet, and as Storrs was not in that
organization, the Committee on Toasts
left him off the programme. He felt this
as a slight, as he was by far the most
eloquent post-prandial orator in Chicago,
and was accustomed to appear on all oc-
casons, as Chauncey Depew was i'll New
York He ut once invited Lord Cole
ridge to private banquet which out
shone the public one as the moon out
shines the stars, and among the guests
was found every lawyer of note in Chi
cage, except the committee on pro
gramme, who were all prominent men.
The banquet was levied on by the
sheriff. 1t appears that a tailor named
Mathews had bill against Storrs for
several hundred dollars, and had got a
judgment against him. The execution
was placed IN the hands of the sheriff,
with instructions to levy on the banquet
just before the guests were seated. The
sheriff, bearing an old grudge, was glad
to lend his aid to the conspiracy, and just
as the guests were preparing to go TO the
| table the steward called out Mr.. Storrs
and made the painful disclosure that the
menu was in the hands of an officer, who
refused to let it be served until the judg-
ment was paid. Storr's friend, Allerton,
happened to be present, and settled the
affair by signing check.-Boston
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