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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16
Notice,
United States Land ONCE.
TOPEKA, KAEsAs.

United States Land ONCE.
TOPEKA, KAEsAs,
March ., 1855.
United States VS.. James b. Cox, in the United
States Land ONCE.
Tract involved, southwest quarter section
90 township Is range II G embraced in
James B. Cox's entry, whereas by order Of
the commissioner OF the general land ONCE
your K Y and ID 4 entry No. l,3l9, covering
the southwest quarter section - township
Is range II has been suspended and
hearing ordered therein. You are therefore
hereby notified that said hearing will be had
al the United States Land ONCE in Topeka,
Kansas. on the 18th day of May. 1888, TAT ten
UO O'Clock q. IN. and that you must appear
and submit your evidence, If any you have
in said case TO sustain your said entry. In
default of which the same will be cancelled.
Witness our hands this 2sth day OF March,
ID. FISHER, Register.
I5-W4t 10. A. PEH1OS, Receiver.
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Careless BusIaIne

NEW YORK, April 14.-With daylight
tins morning it was easy enough to
guess the cause of the terrible accident
on Sixty-second street yesterday even
ing. The buildings fell because there
was simply nothing TO hold them 10
gether. Beddisuak, the builder of the
tenements that fell has constructed block
after block in the neiRhborhood Of yes
terday's accident. Philip Horseman
said the houses fell because they were
rotten They were built of refuse bricks
They were not bricks but halves and
| quarters aud chunks Of bricks poorly
burnt. This stuff Ia what the walls were
being constructed OF, but though that Is
enough to condemn any building OF
/ worst feature IN this case.
You see these bricks are
almost clean, there is no mortar on then
at all. The stuff used in laying the
bricks IN the wall was simply wet dirt
1t is called loan and Is q clay stuff ex
cavated from the cellars after rock
were blasted for the foundations. Thi
loan Is vile dirt, sand and lime 4
fourth part of lime is required TO Elak
| good mortar with sand but It will No
mix with this loan but while wet
some what sticky. As coon as
gets dry It does not hold 6
| ais. That is what aIled thes
buildings. They were made {
brick, but stuck together with dr.
{ DIRT All builders and mssons pTeseI
) corroborated these statements.
4 Said one, This loam when wet
5 mud; when dry IL Is powder. and thoT
3 sands of tenement houses and fats T,
e the Door people are being put up in IN
city with just this stuff All these hous
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The Chicago News referring to the
Kansas City Journal, calls it the Mark
Tapley OF western journalism. We can't
understand what in the Dickens 1t did
that for. II has opened up a new field
for SMILES, and there will now be no end
to the PecksnifFs and Chuzzlewitts
among American newspapers.
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Notice..

United states Lhhu OAOos
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
March Is, 1885.
United States VS.. Leroy Gates, in the United
States Land once:
and northwest u of southeast y and north one
half lot of southwest y section 10. township
Is south range IL east, embraced IN Leroy
Gates entry Whereas, by order of the Com
missioner OF the general land ofhce your *
and ID X entry number 1,l92, covering the
west half Of northeast 1zand northwest
of southeast u and north Il lot OF south
west Z section 10. township Is south, range II
EAST mas been suspended and \ hearing or
deTed therein, You are therefore hereby no.
tilted that said hearing will be had at the
United states Land Office in Topeka kansas,
on the 18th day of May .lsS5, ct ten tlOl O'Clock
a. m and that you must appear ana SUD.
mtt your evidence, If any you have in the said
case TO sustain your said entry In oetauIt
of yThich the same will be cancelled.
Witness our hands this 18th day OF Aarcns
JJ FISHER, Register.
IbU4t 10. A. PEYTOS, Receiver.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

The citizens of Topeka are complain.
ing about the practice of some un-
thoughtful persons who are throwing
dead hcgs IN Shupganunga creek, within
the incorporation. We are tempted to
ask. whats the matter with the new
Democratic mayorp'
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

A Missouri man wrote the treasurer
of Brooklyn last week asking him il
there was IN the city treasury 90,OO0,-
900 belonging to the heirs of man named
Keys. Itwas long time before the as
tonished treasurer could sufficiently re-
cover himself to answer the inquiry. In
telligent people are however surprised at
them both and cannotexactly understand
why any one should be astonished at
such a question from Missourian or
why even Missourian could presume
enough to ask q Brooklyn treasurer If be
held SSO.OOO,OOO.
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Ths Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, April, 15.-There was saw
age onslaught upon the speculative mar
kets at the opening this morning, based
on the revolution of the war feelings
which had been rampant fer three or
four days. The early special cable
favored peace and this was emphasized
by an early advance in English consuls.
Under the second editions the grain
market opened psnicky, wheat declin-
ing nearly five cent from the top figures
YESTERDAY.
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The Atchison coal company. drilling
for coal IN that city, at a depth of $50
feet have struck an eight inch vein and
are still descending. 1t Is expected
that they will strike larger vein soon
IS the slate bed under which large veins
of coal are usually found, has been pene-
fratad
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Max Muller, one OF the most learned
men in Europe, and professor at OK
ford, reflects the present popular English
belief when he said: "But it is now not
. war OF q boundary or to protect the
Ameer. but for lying to us and insulting
u.s." Russia will hardly acknowledge
that she Is guilty of either, and the con-
sequence is that rivers of blood mast be
shed before the anger of either can be ap-
nRaaah
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Another illinois legislator has been
called to his reward. The loss again
falls to the Democratic side and the de-
ceased was j. Henry Shaw, representa-
tive from Cass county. There now
seems little doubt but that it may finally
be said Of them "they all died at their
Doata
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TIE RACES.

Quite large number OF people drove
out TO the fair grounds Wednesday
and witnessed the races announced. A.
8. Houck's tEctter "Napper' won against
A. Jones' PAGER "Roy." There was g
running race, 600 yards. that excited
eome attention. and q number Of othel
minor sktrmishes for the wire.
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Notice.

United States Land Oaice,
ToPEKA. KANSAS,
March %, 1851
United States VS.. Samuel A. Armstrong, in
the United States Land ONCE:
Tract involved southeast quarter section
81, township Is south, range II east, en-
entry whereas, by order of the
Commissioner OF the general land
Office your and ID 4 entry number ,19S,
covering the southeast quarter SEQ
ton 81, township Is south. range II
east. has been suspended and q
hearing ordered therein. You are
therefore hereby notified that said hearing
will be had at the United States Land once
in ToDeka Kansas on the 18th day of May,
ISSs at ten (IO) o'clock q. m. and that you
must appear and submit your evidence, II
any Won have in the said case, to sustain your
said entry. In default of which the same Will
be cancelled.
Witness our hands this 2sth day of March,
J.J. FISHER, Register,
l5-W4t 10 A. PEYTON, Receiver.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Women entered the sanctum of New
York editor on Saturday and proceeded
70 give the editor good thrashing with
horsewhips to avenge some disrespectful
comments about their husbands. The
number OF editors that have gone out of
the profession since this occurrence las
not vet been reported.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Missouri figures out her wheat crop
for this year at IA. 600. 900 bushels. Should
her crop expectations be reduced in the
same ratio as her expectations for official
appointments were, the 14,OOo. 900 bush
els will be reduced until 1t can be placed
In q common sized BIN by harvest
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

There Is scarcely an illustrated jour-
nal or magazine IN the country that has
not recently published a portrait of Gen.
erAl Grant, and the April numbered the
Demorest's Monthly contains q full
page engraving which Is far superior to
all otherH
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16
The Work OF Liquor.
LII 4 n.

CINCINNATI, April 14.-At Chandler
vile, Muskingum county, Ohio, Andrew
Huffman. q wealthy farmer, during bus.
mess hours, quarreled with, shot and
killed John Callahan. his former partner
in the liquor store. Huffman then gave
to his son his revolver and asked to be
shot. The son refused, and Huffman
fed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

from Berlin TO the Journal Des Debats
says: England and Russia have not
sought the good offices of Germany as a
mediator IN the Afghan difficulty, and
Germany has not offered to act in this
capacity.
WAR PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, April Interpretations for
war continue with increasing vigor. 4
force Of extra workmen has been engsg-
ed at the Chatham dock yards to-day.
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Notice.

United States Land Office,
TOPRK 4, KANSAS,
March 2Sth, 1885.
United States VS.. John IL. Taught, In the
United States Land ONCE:
Tract involved lots 1 and of northwest
quarter section 81 township Is south, range II
east, embraced in John H Faught's entry.
Whereas, Dy order of the Commissioner OF tbs
general land office your K and ID entry
lumber I,1sI. covering the lots l and OF
north west section 81, township 10 south, range
IL east, has been suspended and hearing Or
fered therein. You are therefore hereby no
titled that said hearing will be had at the
United States Land Office IN Topeka. Kansas.
on the 18th day of MAY, 1885, at ten (l0l O'Clock
a. m. and that you must appear and submit
your evidence, if any you have in the said
case TO sustain your SAID entry. In default
OF which the same will be cancelled.
Witness our hands this 2Sth day OF March,
j. j. FISHER, Register.
l5-Y4t q A. PEYTON, Receiver.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Twenty Thousand unemployed work
men met in London Yesterday aud asked
that the government provide employ
ment. 1t is quite likely that the govern
ment may give them a job IN Afghanis-
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The Dolphtn

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 1.-The
Times says: John Roach has been Of
fered $4,000 more for the dispatch boat
Dolphin than the governments has
agreed to pay. The offer comes from
the Russian government and Roach has
demanded an immediate answer TO his
letter requesting final payment by the
United States.
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washington Notes,

WASHINGTON, d. C., April iS.-The
president made the following appoint
ments to-day TO be consols: Charles T.
Russell, Connecticut Liverpool. Eng-
land !; A. Halter Gross, Pennsylvania,
Athens, Greece; VIM. W. Long. Texas
Hamburg, Germany; Henri Vignand
Louisiana, secretary of legation at Paris
The three ceasuls named above were
nominated during the special session o
the senate, but their nominations wer'
not acted upon.
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Too Expensive for Harrison.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 15.-An evening
paper protesting to speak for Mayor
Harrison declares the latter expects to be
shown as having been elected mayor on
the counting of the ballots, and that
after the announcement is made he will
resign the office The reason assigned is
he does not care to be subjected 10 the
expensive litigation of a contest.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Acertain religious sect has prophesied
that the world will come to an end April
18th. This bit of news should at once
be telegraphed to the war departments in
England and Russia.
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wanting ON the Retired List.

WAsHINeToE, April 13.-J ustIce An
drew Wylie, of the United States su-
preme court of the District OF Columbia,
has notified the president that he desires
to be placed upon the retired list JUS
tice Wylie is II years Of age.
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At ct. IouiA.

ST. LOUIS. April Is.
WHEAT-Active, but very unsettled, and
sharply lower, although somewhat above the
opening; closing prices were: No. 2 red. ~ 0I
al DIX cash 81 ok May, $lOSh june sl.0o8
CoRN-Lower and slow; 4ss94ske. cash.
0STsHDnii and lower; s5kc bid for cash.
3Sh63SSc May.
RYE-63c.
RARLEY-No market
PoRK-Lower at $l2 IS.
LARD-Easier; 1886
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2aidine Indians .

WINNIPEG, Man., April ia Battle
ford dispatch says the country north of
here was burned yesterday for miles by
Indians travelling westward. All farms
on both sides of the river were raided
and the horses and cattle driven away
Signal fires were seen all around, but the
garrison is powerless TO do anything but
hold itself in readiness in event of an
attack
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Notice.

United States Land ONCE.
ToPEKA, KANSAS.
March y, 1885.
United States VS.. Joseph e. Brown, in the
United States Land once.
Tract involved, southeast quarter OF tne
northeast quarter section 81, and the south:
west quarter OF the northwest quarter and
west half of the southwest quarter secs1on
90 township Is south range IL east, embraced
in Joseph C. Browns entry. Whereas by
order OF the commissioner OF the general
land once your and ID Z entry NO. 40
Covering the southeast quarter OF the noftn-
east quarter section 81, and the e0utnNess
quarter of the southwest quarter and Weas
half of the southwest quarter sectlon -
township Is south range ii east, mas DSen
suspended and a hearing ordered tnsreln:
You are therefore hereby notined tnss seao
bearing will be had at the United StasSs
Land Office in Topeka, Kansas, on the 1xtn
day OF May ,lss5 at 10 O'Clock s-m..end tnat yoH
must appear and submit your evidence II
sny YOU have in the said case. 20 sua tain your
said entry. In default of which the seE2e
will be cancelled.
witness our hands this 18th day Of March,
1885. ,,-,..
15-WSt j. q. A. PE1TONs receiver.
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RnugIt the Amerfca

NEW YORK, April 13.-Employes of
the National Line steamships state that
the English government has bought the
America outright, paying $4,000 pounds
sterling for her
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Falling HOUSES.

NEW YORK, April 13-Eight FIVE
story houses on SD street, near Tenth
avenue, fell in this afternoon. burying
the men employed there. Many of the
workmen are believed to be killed and
the cries of the injured arc heard be-
meath the debris implorIng help.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Fish, the ex-president of the Marine
bank of New York. lately brought into
prominence by the Grant s. Ward fail
ure, has been found guilty on eleven
counts, and is liable tosentence of from
five to ten years on each count.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

The new Presbyterian church at
Topeka, which was dedicated yesterday,
was erected at q cost OF $4,000, and is
one of the largest aud most substantial
structures In the state.
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w..a Peoa- c..

KINGSTON. Ont, April. 15.-The i'm
perial pensIOner on being PAID to-day
were warned that in event of war be-
tween England and Russia, all under
fifty years OF age might be called on to
serve as yeterns. They received the news
with great salisfactio..
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

The leading journals in England and
those IN the United States that are post
ed on EuroPsn questions regard war be-
tween Russia and Great Britain as iney-
table.
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Notice.

United States Land ONCE.
TOPRk 4, KANSAS.
March ., ISS5.
limited States VS.. Joshua n. Engie, In the
United states Land once:
Tract involved lots 1 and OF southwest
auarter section 81 township IS south, range
II east, embraced in Joshua II. Engle's en-
try whereas, by order Of the Commtseio1er
OF the general land once your Il ana u
entry number !, 174. covering the lots AND
Of southwest < section 3l,ssoTnship le soutns
range II east, mas been suspended end bear
ing ordered therein. You are therefore here
by notified that said hearing VIII Be had ss
the United States Land Once In Topeka.
kansas on the 18th day OF May, 1885, at esn
dOl O'Clock s. m, aad that you must appear
and submit your evidence If any you have IN
fault OF which the same Will be cancelled
Witness our hands this 18th day OF
---l' il FISHER, Register.
Is.w4t ia. A PEYTON. Receiver.
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0nr snldIars.

WASHINGTON, D C., April 15.-Secre-
tary Whitney has received the following
telegram from JANET: crossed the
Isthmus yesterday and good order con-
tinues. Our men are sound aad CON-
portable. .
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II the English government has half as
much fight in it as the English press
seems 70 have the war IL a sure thing.
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A pilferer got In q very ''sharp steal"
on a Topeka barber last week He
walked away with q razor which finally
cost him fifty dollars.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

A certain town In Nebraska has ban.
ished the saloons by placing the liquor
license fee at 100000.
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TIE son of BArrios. the dead president
OF Guatemala. is . cadet at west point.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

Prof. Jules Z. Loiseau, Instructor IN
French at Columbia College, suicided at
bis home on Friday.
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Railroad Collision.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Ia a collision
on the Third avenue elevated railroad
this morning two trains we're wrecked
and f1remen named Chs Mccarthy
badIy hurt
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PrelJer's Murderer.

ST. Louis, April 15.-Wslter Fl. Len
nox Maxwell, the supposed Southern
hotel murderer, purchased through IN
limited ticket to San Francisco Monday
morning, April 9th, and signed his name
TO the ticket before leaving. He left on
the same evening on the san Francisco
railroad, and was recognized on tie train
by two st. Louisians who talked with
him and who saw him as far as Pierce
City, Mo.
A special to the Post. Dispatch from
San Francisco says that on receipt of the
telegram yesterday from Chief OF Police
Harrigan of 81. Louis, the police here
commenced 10 search for Max
we'll, tbs alleged murderer of
Preller. Investigation developed the
fact that a man answering MaxweIls de :
scription arrived here on Saturday last
and put up al the Palace hotel. He only
staid there one night and it is believed
that he sailed in the steamer
City of Sidney tor Hawaii
and Austria, which left here the next
afternoon. Later developments, how
ever, incline reporters to the belief that
the police are on his trail, and an arrest
may be looked for at any time.
1t is SAID here to-day that Maxwell
was, in great need of money and hSd seen
Preller display considerable cash.
THE INQUEST.
The inquest over Preller's remains
has been Indefinitely postponed.
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The annual meeting of the directors of
the Santa Fe road will be held in To
peka, Thursdsy.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16

The Arkansas CITY Water Works
company has Just been Incorporated. 1t
has O capital stock Of 100000.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. April Is.
Hoas-Receipts, 9l,OOO: fairly active, and
Sc lower; light, 81 S06D4S0.
CIr-IE-Receipts 600; stronRs shipping,
81 COOS 90; butchers, - 5o94.eoi stoekcrs, - 80
S4FEP-Receipts, 3, 200; firm; s.5005.oo.
WHEAT-Market ruled excited during the
entire session S7Lc cash; SSXc May.
CoRN-Easer; 46c cash
OATs-Lower; S51< May.
RYE@Strong; sc.
BARLEY-NOminal.
FLAX SERD-Steady; 81 80.
PoRK-LoWer; $11 92H tor May.
LARD-Steady; 81 90 for May.
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The Central Kansas Wool Growers
association win hold ifs annual session
at Russell April II and IS.
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naaarter,a Raport.

A Dsserter's Report.
DoNGAI.A, April IA deserter from
the Mahdi's army reports that the rebels
have evacuated Bertl and Metemdeh
and that the garrisons of these two
places have gone respectively to Berber
and Khartoum. Large numbers of the
Bishaens are leaving Osman Dlgna's
country and taking their families to Ber-
her,
WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL.
LONDON, April 14-In an interview
with Earl Granville Fehmi Pasha said
that the porte was unwilling to enter
into an alliance with either England or
Russia. 1t Is reported that Earl Gran
vile protested against the adoption OF q
neutral policy, implying the closing OF
the Bosporus to English men ofWar.
The government has received tele-
gr EN- from the English agent at Meshed
stating that it is rumored among the AZ
gbans that the Russians are ct Marn.
ch ak.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIAN AFFAIRs.
The Standard complains VI . delay
caused by communicating with Sii
Lunsden. The government, it says,
ought to depend upon its own accounts
of eVeEts and to Ignore the accounts OF
Russian officers, which are sure to COZ
tradict the English accounts. While We
are collecting evidence that Russia Il
pushing her troops forward, unhappily
there is nothing in the news from Russif
10 indicate that q collision will b
avoided.
FEAR OF POLISH UPRISING.
| vienna, April Il The Russian
| Grand Duke Vladimir has been orderec
/ to Archangle TO review the troops snc
4
news from Russia and Poland to the eff
feet that the Russian police are search
iBg all the chateaus and castles IN Pado
Ia and Ukraine for arms. They ar
seiZing all they find unless possessor
hold q special Incense to own them. Thf
IL attributed TO the fear Of Q polish upris
ing IN the event of q war between Eng
land and Russia
DECLARATION OF WAR UHNECKsaAY
LONDON, April 14--Lord DuEerin ha
infoEmered the government fhst th
ameer consents to the passage Of BIRTHS
troops through Afghanistan.
The News in an editorial THE mo-
ming said If Gen. Kamsrofrs repori
were the only answers Russia woul
, give there would be little need of ID
. formalify of declaration OF war. Cur
would do go of ofthemselves. We hay
rather to fear bland, evasIve answers.
HITCH BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHM
D LONDON, April 14-Dispatches fro
4 Shanghai, received this afternoon, sta
!. that there is hitch in the final arrsnR
meuts 1for the execution Of the defini
} treaty OF peeCe between France q
China, owing 70 the sale concesslo
IS which China asks and which II. Pal
= nstre, the French ambassador, refuses
; grant
GKRNAHY WILL not MEDIATE.
PARIS, Apeil IA special dfspas
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L. 81. Keys, the new police judge, has
moved TO the office Of I. E. Lambert,
where he will 10 future be touod for
legal and judicial business.