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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-31
IL YOU ARE GOING
II EOU AEsC 0UANG

To Florida. co the Worlds Fair AZ New
OrleaDs,
Or TO any point south, and wish 20 have
pleasant trip, you will need to be in
formed a. 10 the best, quickest and
cheapest route. The Memphis Short
Route south, with its through buffet
sleeping cars Kansas City TO New Or
leans, Its free reclining chair cars Kan.
sas City to Memphis land being over one
hundred miles the shortest line to the
south, is practically the only line from
Kansas CIty, the west and northwest, TO
all southern cities. No other line runs
through cars between Kansas City snd
New Orleans No other route can Offer
but one change OF cars from Kansas CITY
e. Jacksonville and ether Florida points
There is no ether good route between
thr west and the south Ask your ticket
| seent for tickets via the Memphis Shori
Route. Write fer large map, with time
tables, showing through connections
Msiled free. j. e. LOCKWOOD.
g. P. s. T. A.. Kansas CITY. Mo.
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Our neIghboring city OF Florence il
feeling very happy over the changes that
have recently been made in the Santa Fe
time table, and the additions q
its resident population these changes
have necessiIated. Florence lie 9 beau
tiful city, and her population most de-
sirable neIghbors. Tue Tribune in III
last number gives some ngurss showing
that the Santa Fe pay roll has been in.
creased $3.1S5 per Tonth AT that point
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WlII Ask 0nr Arh,rrntinn.

PITTsBURe, Pa, DC. 2S.-A large
mass meeting of the striking coal miners
Is in progress at the Allequippa mines
in the second pool. Between four and
FIVE hundred men are in attendance and
more are expected this afternoon. Il
was decided to present to the coal ex-
change. a proposition to have
the troubles settled by arbitration. II
this is rejected, the strike will likely be
continued. Committees will visit
the mines where the men are at work,
aud make another effort to induce them
to join the strike. The speakers advo
Gated pesceab!e measures.
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OTTAWA, Kas., Dec. 2S-Last night
an attempt was made to ssssssinete Ly
man Brendle, one mile north OF Bran
somvIlle. this comfy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brendle were retnrniDG from the barn to
the house when q shot was fred which
took effect in Mrs Brendle's hand. glsnc-
ing thence to the husbands left side re.
sultinR in external Injuries. The un.
known would be assassin escaped undis
covered. There is Considerable excite
ment and the country is being secured.
The officers claim TO have some clue
which will lead to the cspture of the
assassin,
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The New York Tribune comments
facenOuslY upon the assertion of the
geologists that the entire Atlantic sea-
board is settling ut the rate of from one
eighth to one-qusrter of an inch annual
". II will be some time before New
YORK is dyked Ike New Orleans.
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A New scheme.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-NearlY 100
cigar makers aad packers started for San
Francisco 10 night on the 6 O'Clock New
York Central limited express. They so
to work In factories where Chinese labor
has been employed at So per thousand.
as against 81 and So. to be paid to the
men who start tonight. The New
YOrKeTs are in charge of President
Wolff of the SaL Francisco union. and
their expenses are paid by the Interna-
tIonal Cigarmakers' union, Along the
route between here and Omaha about
400 others will join the party. Manv of
the New Workers are taking their wives
and families.
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CoRINTH, KY, Dec. 26.-PartIculars
of the fatal shooting affrsy, which oc.
Cured at New Columbia. Saturday
evening, have Just been received here.
1t appears that while Lawrence and
Lloyd Kinney were attending to farm
duties they were suddenly attacked by
Black Davis and Granville Hughes, who
osened hre on them at short range with
out q word of warning. Lawrence
Kinney was shot and tell. Young
Lloyd returned the FIRE, shooting
Hughes through the heart, when Davis
beat precIpitate retreat, escaping un.
hurt. Lawrence Kinney died in his
brothers arms q few minutes after he
was shot. The attack was entirely with.
out cause. 90 far as known. and public
sentiment is IN favor of Kinney.
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Dead.

NEW YORK. Dec 30.-Prof. Edwin
D. Sandborn died yesterday morning al
the Rossmore hotel, In his 18th year
He was q graduate at Darfsmouth and
Of the Andover Theological seminary
He taught Greek, Latin and beIleslettrei
At Dartmouth and was for time pro-
fessor of Latin at Washington Univers
ity, st. Louis. He married 6 niece ol
Daniel Webster. He was 8 member
from Missouri to the constitutional con
ventiop in 1850.
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It may interest the fair wearers of seal
sacques to know how many big, round.
liquid eyes have been shut by the cruel
lane oil commerce in the North Atlantic
this year. OF the Dundee feet of steam
ers seven went to Newfoundland and
captured rs, $50 seals, as against S4,329
last wear. Four ships went 70 Greenland
and slaughtered 1880, as agains.
"a, 10 last year.
A man in Buffalo proposes to chain {
Bible to each telephone in the country
so that while waiting for replies person.
viii have something 70 read of . naturs
20 repress profanity.
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The WILSON county Oitizen savs

D w. Wilder's second volume of the
"AnnAls of Kansas will comprehend
all OF interest and importance that II
contained in the original edition, and
will be brought down to the present. in.
Guiding events 10 January 1, 1885. Mr..
Wilder is busy on the book, and expects
20 have 1t issued next April. II will un-
doubleday be the most complete, &C
torical kind ever printed in Kansas.
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Senator Beck has at last opened the
question whether the laws of the United
States are to be obey ed optiOnally or
actually. The money problem is now
before the senate as unfinished business.
There will be some fine speeches.
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worse thna Rspurted.

CHICAGO, Dec. GA special dis
patch from 81 Paso, Texas, says: W. j.
Jones, one Of the best known Tanchmen
IN Arizona, arrived here Sunday from
the vicinity Of The recent Indian mass
cres. In an interview Jones said the
situation In western New Mexico and
eastern Arizona was really much worse
than had been reported by the news
papers. He declares that no one person
can gather an adequate loea OF the ter
roFized csndItion Of the inhabitants
or the actual number Of people killed by
the Apaches within the past three
months Dozens of families ha been
msssacred in different parts otthe terri
tory and the news of thelE death never
spread beyond their immediate vicinity,
owing 20 their long distance and sepdra
ton from the outside world. Jones men
tions three murders In New Mexico
which 20 his knowledge haYe
never been published and
says just prior 70 his departure
from New Mexico he helped to bury .
neighbor who was found murdered by
Indians. The fearful loss by fire aud
plumber at the hands of marAudIng
Apaches has also been under-esttmated,
az many ranches have been literally
cleaned mp of stock and houses burned.
The ranchmen of Graham county. ArI-
IONA hsve.equipped ranger forces at their
own expense and placed them in the
field. Settlers are depending entirely
upon these rangers. The regular army
is no longer relied upon by the people to
suppress the frequent outbreaks Jones
ASSERTS that Governor Zulick of Arizona
is IN favor of Immediately organizing
territorial ranger force and has been peu-
toned to call the legislature together for
this purpose.
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A "conscIence-stricken" public inlet
Las returned Controller ChapIn, Of New
York, $500 in an unsigned note. If all
the knaVes were To be similarly effected,
this would he a pleasant world 10 live
in, and some men could "keep Christ.
mas" who have not yet done so.
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MOBILE. Ala, Dec. 23.-Yesterdsy at
ternoOn at Gunstown, Clark county, AL
ALBANIA, Alexander Reed, a negro, who
brutally murdered Miss Carrie Boyer at
that place on the 18th inst, was chained
10 q tree at the spot where The crime was
committed and slowly burned to death
by 9 crowd of indignant whites and
blacks
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-31
Here is something new from the Chi

cago Current:
So long as . civil war bondhOider'l
heir shall draw interest on his fathers
bond, the Current demands that the
dead soldiers heir and the heirs descen.
danls shall draw interest lin the shape OF
pensioD) on the tragedy that gave an
origin TO both accounts. Fleeh and
blood are az dear rs any mans money,
Settle both reconings as quickly as pos
sible. but settle the bondhOldeT's first, II
there be e choice between them.
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wna Chsrry ana Tar.

EVERYBODY kn6Ws The virtues Of VIII
ChsEFy ana Tar - relief and cure 90
any affection Of the throat ana luaff
Combined with these two iBgFedtent1 e
. few simple healing remedies N e
compositions Of Dr. Boeszko,s EcGs
ard Lung 6YrEp, making g last q
article you should always have 81 6
house tor coughs, colds. cfo4r anA bE1
ehitis. Price 90 cente aud So Cos S..
pies free. Sold b. ChAo. Ryder hnd
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The"o,arse., and .Green. p

ST. johns, N. F., Dc. 30.-The
"Orange" ard Screen" resumed hostil
tiles in CONCEPTION bsv Yesterday. Tn.
the "Orange" men attacked two OF Tia.
released Riverhead prisont rs and fatally
wounded them. There is great *
element IN HsrbOr Grace, crowd
occupying the streets and ArfOt is antIei.
pated. Mayor Fawcell and large de
tachment of eanstsbulary force Lavf
gone on q special train TO the scene u
the affrav.
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Mis-. Vanderbilt is said TO be an ex-
tremely quiet, gentle and unGssumlng
woman. deyoted 10 her home and family
and caring leas than nothing for that So
clety so ready to pull down and unstrip
har mfliiona
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-31

The father OF tom and Jerry
jerry Thomas, died recently 10 New
York. de invented the drink 10 New
Orleans. It looks like the lather oI
soap. and to make It more realistic bar.
keepers serve IL up In shaving mugs.
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From DEATHS Deer.

Il. n. Devereaux Of Iona, Michigan,
Eas . sight to behold. He ssys: 81 bad
no actIoD Of the kidneys and suffered teEs
ribly. lily legs were - big e ny h0dy
and my body as big g barrel The be1t
doctors gave me up. Finally ] tried
Kjdney-Wo7t. In four days . change
came: IN eight or ten days Was on my
feet, and now I am completely cured. 4
was ceTtainlY miracle All druggisl,
keep Kidney-Wort which l. put up b01l
In LIQUID and dry form.
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Railroad SOLD

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 30-The Toledo
Cincinnati s. ST. Louis railroad. narrow
gauge, was sold to day under the fore
closure of mortgage by Master Com.
missioner w. P. Fishback. It was sold in
two divisions, one from Toledo to Koko.
mo and the other from Kokomo to East
ST. Lois. There was practically nc
contest for possession, Sylvester II
KnoWland of New York securing both
divisions, the first at bid of 1901 ,O0C
and the second at $50 O60.
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WIZ Erect a Monument

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 Last evening
Senator Voorhees, received the following
letter from the president:
My DEAR SIR:-I understand that q
movement Is on iooL 10 erect a monu-
ment to the memory of the late vice
pTesidl LII and that 1t is 10 be a tribute TO
| his worth and services, on the part of
friends and associates. The project is
SO fitting and appropriate that it seems
to me that IL must meet with general ap-
prevail My relations with Mr. Hen.
bricks, both personal and official, were
such that II would be source of much
satisfaction to be allowed to aid in this
undertaking. You're sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
10 reply to the presidents cOmnlunI-
caIIon, Senator Voorhees, wrote as fol-
lows: ~ have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt OF your highly es
teemed favor OF yesterday On behalf of
Immediate personal friends OF the late
vice president and of the people OF In
diana. feel authorized TO tender their
very grateful and sincere thanks for
your kind aud timely interest
in the movement go honorable
to his memory and so well
earned by his public services and his
private virtues. Permit me 10 assure
you that no act on your part In the
midst of your incesssnt l8bors made for
a public good will be longer cherished
or more highly priced by The people of
his state than your sympathy in the eff
forts TO erect monument to his fame"
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AnoIa c,,,x4n Gons.

JUNCTION CITY, Dec. 29.-Charies
Reynolds. 40 old and UeilkDown clsi-
zen of Kansas, died at bis home IN this
CIV ct 6 80 o'c'cck yesterday evening OF
nsf4lysls Ire funeral VIII take place
"Wednesday afternoon 81 2:3O- BE VIII
oe buried with Masonic honor, be being
e member IN good standing Of that ITa-
teTaity.
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AForztnr Contractor.

VINcENNEs. Ind, Dec. 29.-Joseph G.
Lltzeman, of Newton, ILL.,, has disap-
deared, leaving behind HIM scores of
alleged victims who hold nothing but
his forged paper. Finding his affairs in
bad condition, he has for some time, il
is said, been using the names of both
his father and uncle to secure money
aud notes. 1t is thought that the amount
OF his forgery will reach $4,000
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wan ThIs Country,

NEWARK n. j., Dec 30.-Veteriuary
Surgeon Runge to-day received from
New York the body of dog which was
killed while sufferilg from the rabies
also four cats which were bitten by the
dog. He will endeavor to start labor
atory here. A rabbit was inOculated
with the virus. This is the first opera
ton of the kind ever performed in this
country.
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DETROIT, Mich. Dec. % Mo trouble
has arisen among the riotous Poles to-
day. Early this morning q crowd as
sembled about the church. but no out
break resulted. Father Kolasinski, the
Geposed priest, proposes TO contest the
legality of the bishops action, demand.
ing his restoration 70 the church.
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An exchange suggests that teachers Of
primary classes In our common schools
should pay some attention to the matter
Of teaching the children TO read the
clock, so that they themselves might
know when 10 starr for school. The idea
IL original and suggestive.
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The present bids TAR 20 be what IN
Kansas 10 known as an open winter
The weather Is quite warm M 10 thil
writing. Cattle should not be confined
too close. but all stock allowed ample
room 10 roam around.
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missouri River improvements.

KANSAS CITY, No., Dec. 2a.-LaIge
numbers of delegates to the Missouri
River Improvement convention which
meets tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, have
already arrived and the balance will Ar
RYE on the night trains. 1t now seems
probable that fully 700 delegates will be
IN attendance. The program Is not fully
completed. 1t will comprise q general
discussion of the whole transportation
question.
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n..-.,,ne na.nin CONAN.

ST. LoUIs. Dec. 2o-Tbs annual meat
ing of the Western Travelling Meme A.
sociation lie being held here to-day. No
hns,,ess of importance Was transacted
a. The morning session Il h expected
a. ,he election this afternoon ths old
ticket viii be defeatsd and aeN llss Of
officers elected.
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We hnd the following In sbe STAN
berry, (Mo) Sentinel:
"The EmporIa (Kas.l News asks edi-
toriAllY Where shall We find water ~
Great graciousl Won't they let you buy
water, either p Chicago Nescs.
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Baroness Burdett Coutts has the salts
faction of knowing that her young Amer
ican-born husband beat the marquis Of
Lorne for q seat In the house of COM
mons. The marquis is the queens SON
in-law, and It was her majesty who
snubbed the baroness because she mar
RED Young man.
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Wtnhlta euleids.

WICHITA, Dec. 2s.-George Dieter.
barber twenty.seven years old, suicided
hs.e Isst Eight by shooting himself
through the head with thiriy-two CALI
,ae revolver. Before committing the
ICED he wrote . nOse 60 bis broiher say
ing he was tired Of this miserable world
aud was going 10 crmmtt suicide.
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a.n,n~ Ala

WILKES BARRE. Penn, Dec. 30-At
Nanticoke last night, q committee was
appointed TO solicit aid for the families
dependent upon The labor of the twenty
SIX miners entombed IN slope number
one. Contributions may be sent to Rev.
r G. LYMAN, Nanticoke.
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Mr.. Downing as Hank Monk looks
every inch The frontIersman of twenty
years ago. His personal appearance
acting produces The impersonafion OF
the stage driver was maateriv. Hin
manner Is thai of 3 man who acts a
though he were not acting, thus produc
ing a3d engaging nalur2lness and win.
ming svmUa'hv from his audience. IN,
Richmond Whig. Sept 1885
Al the Whitley opera house. Thurs
day, Dec. 81.
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GofnRIntO Camp

PTTTFBURG, Pa, Dc. 30-The stFik-
ing miners have established camp az
Coal Valley In the second pool ard they
will remain in the vicinity of Pine
River, Allequippa and Snodgrsss mines
for the purpose of PREVAILING upon The
sLnrkin0 minefs 70 ioin the strike.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 20 Charley Ran
som. . well known gsmbiess died hers
Yesterday, aged 60 wears. He Was ct cne
time partner Of Tom HSer aad . TREND
os Jno. MorYiaey. He reformed a1d
died worth &e60. 1000
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Pure s'lk goods are once again becom
ing fashionable, and prices are going up

Two poor women IN Kansas City were
arrested for stealing toys for their chill
dren's Christmas presents. They were
discharged without punishment.
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Frazisrss Root BifteEs act strongly up
on the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong.
heal the lungs. build up the nerves, and
cleanse the blood and system Of every
| impurTsy. Sold by D. W. Morris, drug.
] giEL Price 500. a
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The simple and perfect dyes. Nothing
so simple and perfect for coloring ae
Diamond Dyes. Far better and cheaper
than any other dye 10 cents Druggists
sell them Sample card for two cent
stamp Wells. Richardson & Co, Bur-
lingtons VI.
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Boiler Explosion

MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 29-EarlY this
morning the Gulf City Oil mills boiler
exploded with terrific force, tearing
down the boiler house and part
of the seed sheds and bury
ing four colored laborers In
the debris Three OF these, Joe Jack
son. Willis Blade and Morris Warren
have been taken out dead. The other,
Charles Chasland, is missing. Other
negroes We're seriously scalded, and two
others slightly burt l. 8. Stanton
(whitel, foreman of the mill, badly in
jured internally.
The damage to the mills is about
50 600
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Vandalism.

CHICAGO, Dec. Is The police
have furnished the details of an
extraordinary piece Of vandalism
occurring In the ST. Elizabeth Roman
Catholic church, corner of State and
Thirty. first streets. Unknown persons en-
tered the church several nights ago,
tore down and completely mutllaIed
sixteen oil paintings which had been
on the walls, tore down the figures
in inches, went to the sanctuary and
threw the vestments around ana spilled
the wine found there over them Passing
into the school room. desks were over
turned, books strewn around and the
walls despatched with ink. No cause lie
ASSIGNED for the Wreckage. No arrests
have been made.
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At . prize tight In Chicago. recently
two touEhs fought three rounds IN the
presence Of 5000 people. IN the third
round. Jack Burke. of Chicago, got in a
right handler under Mike Cleary's lei,
ear, and knocksd him inaennihla.
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A FtepdI.I plot

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. 29.-It became
known here yesterday thar bold at.
tmpt was made on the night of the 2sd
inst., 10 blow up the bridge of the South.
ern Pacific railroad across the Rio
Graude river several miles above the
city Dynamite WAS placed on the track
snd the bridge bolts lOosened A dozen
or more men seizsd the bridge tender
about midnight, bound and Dlindtolded
him and then marched him TO his cabin.
1t was the intention to blow passenger
train No. 30 from the bridge. and then
pluEder the passengers on the rocks be-
low. The tram, however, was several
hours late End as daylight approached
the robbers fed
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neaesiseipps VaIIev Route

The North, Central and South Ameri-
can exposition will open In New Or
leans, November 10th 1885 The mar
sgement report that more extensive
display than last year will b. made.
Parties who contemplate visiting it.
or going 70 Florida, should ask for
tickets over the Louisville, New Or
leans ana Texas railway and make 8
trip through the sugar and rice plsnta-
tioas Of che Beautiful MississIppi valley
For price Of tickets 70 Vicksbufg
Baton Rouge, New Orleans and al
other points reached by this line, apply
70 p. R. Rogers, Gen TRAY. Pass
Agent, II Monroe street, Memphis
Tenn. or a J. Knspp. Gen Pass Agent
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Alaree sudieoce wisnsssed lIr. R.

a ssIK6 UUuESuC1 WHEEL III II =
DoUning's fnEeFsoaafion OF Hank
Moak ct the opera house last evening.
an6 judging from the rounds Of ePplause
he a. CAGE stepped into public favor.
n paIhcs, and handles the hight ana
shade Of the passions IN manner thai
stamps him se natural born ARTIST
TIE Atlanttc Capital. Sep %, 1885.
At the Whitley Opera Houss. Thurs
day, Dec 81.