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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26
AnAnnanI Inr Parna11

NEW York. Nov. 24.-The executive
committee of the Irish Parliamentary
Fand association, met to might and Is
sued an address to the citizens of the
United States asking contributions to
aid SIR. Parnell and his cOadjutors IN
their struggle for IRISH home rule, After
stating the circumstances under which
the contest is being made and the con-
fidencc With which the committee ap.
peal TO the liberty loving people. tile
address closes as follows:
The steRdtsst friends and advocates of
IRISH nationality h4Ye fully resolved to
measure and keep record Of the value OF
prolestauons by the practical answers of
individuals 20 this appeal. The time Is
ripe, the crisis impending and apprecia-
ting these conditions, This appeal is
made TO every liberty. loving citizen of
these United Stdtes 10 JOIN the friends
and sons Of Ireland in contributing the
amount OF money necessary to certain
success.
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Some tour or Eve years ago there
were placed in the Cottonwood river a.
this polnt, by L. Severy, about $4,000
dsh fry of the salmon and trout species
IL would be OF interest tn know If any
of these fish inhabit our waters. They
were placed here as an experiment, and
in the course of events the salmon would
naturally go down to the sea. but return
here to spawn. The fish, # still alive,
would now be full grown. Any infor-
nation on this point will be gladly re.
ceived by the News
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CoIored OrDhans, HON.. auroea

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 23-The
Coiored Orphsus' HoIaG IN this city was
totally destroyed by FIRE yesterday. The
children, fifty.four IN number, were at
breakfast. When toe fire was discovered
it had made considerable Roadway and
was rapidly enveloping the entire build
ing. The presence of mind and perfect
discipline prevented panlc among the
terrified children, aud they were march.
ed cut of the building without a single
accident. ALI the clothing and most of
the t5-niture was burned and the build.
ing il nov q hap CT .;IIns.
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an Enterprising, ReIIabIs Rouse

B. Wheldon can siwsys be rIIsd up-
on, not only 60 carry IN stock the best Of
everything, bat 70 seure the agency for
such articles IS have weh-known merit.
snd are popular with the people, there
by sustaining TIE reputation Of being
slwags cbtsrpTising. and ever Feiia6fe.
Having secured the agency for the ceIe-
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. will sell il on q positive
guarantee. Il will surely cure every
affection Of the throai. lungs and chest,
and 10 chow our confidence, We invite
YcRto call and get trial b0ttle free.
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.ZEnNrroe.
L. L. c. confined to TIE bog

L. c. confined to the bon
with Week back.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunlap weRt
Peabody To-day TO spend Thanksglvin
Miss Fannie Riggs went 10 Peahee
this afternoon, TO visit friends.
Mrs. DR.. Foncannon returned to.ca
from visit among relatives ana frlsns
in Illinois.
Prof. Dinsmore OF the Normal LEFT Il
day for visit among friends IN the eaH
ern part of the state.
Mrs. a. r. Bancroft and her SO:
Harry, went to Wichita yesterday after
noon for few days visit.
Lee Orr and wife. formerly ressden
of Emporla, arrived this afeernoon ifer
Cherryvale to spend Thanksgiving IL
this city.
Mrs. Frank Burgess went to Newte
to-day 10 Join her husband. Mr. ar
Mrs. Burgess viii, In future. reside
that city.
The Misses Langsley of Indianapcli
Indiana, arrived On the afternoon tFai
and are the guests of Rir. and Mrs. d.
Bill.
G. F. Miller OF Klnsman, in chsrge
a surveying party composed of ten IA
with full equipment of wagons AID X
plements, started to-day 10 lay out Z
route of the Emporia s. SeuthWesses
railway.
Quito number of Emporia's youn
gentlemen will accompany the K. Of J
orchestra TO Council Grove to-morros
and attend the Thanksgiving dance in 4
evening
c. 81. Haley. the gentIemaniY advan
agent of James G. Peakes, Comic Opes
company, is in the city. He is russl
and has "The Mikado" tackled up
over the city.
j. K. Crawford, Mrs. Jearoux Al
Miss Schroeder Of Cottonwood Fall
John Lee of Hamilton, and W. Sawys
of Lawrence, are.the Kanssns reeistese
at the Hotel Coolidge to-day.
| Chas. L. Hammock, formerly prJpr
etor of the Red Star restaurant ia TIL
city, leaves o-day for Medicine Lodge {
engage in the real estate business.
| viii be accompanied by his wife. TT
News wishes Mr.. Hammack success
his new business.
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In speaking OF John ". R.nson.,.
Across the Atlantic, /" which is to be.
presented at the Whitley opera house
Monday evening, November so. the Chi.
cago Tribune says:
MI Mr. John ". Rsnsone. supported by a
very good company, BEGAN an go aecs ~ :
.nent AZ the Olympic theater Iasl nI9ht
n MS wei kno@a play, Across ti,4 Al.
Ianuc. The play has Frequently been
seen here before. slthough NOT at This
house and hence extended notice ia
sscarceIy necessary. Mr. Ransose is we'll
Ano%n as one of the best character ACTORS
on On me stage, and the specialties ia which
III suJ pay serves TO introduce him de.
, ,lsh'e9 a. me large audience of last even.
1 ne play WAS well put rpon the
S anu VIII continue through the
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

At meeting of the State Historical
society Tuesday night, in Topeka, it
was decided to celebrate tho quarter
centennial of the admission of Kansas IN
the Union on the Goth OF January next
The flrst governor, Charles Robinson,
and the present governor viii be invited
to deliver addresses in the afternoon
and several others in the evening. The
public schools of the state ara asked 10
celebrate the day.
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Half Breed Troubles

BIsMARcE, DAkots. Nov. ga halt
breed huRter, who has arrived from the
Canadian northwest, reports that an ex.
trsmelY warlike spirit exists among his
couniryInen IN the northwest ter
rItoFy. No sooner did the news of
Riel's execution reach the Indians
and haif.breed French, than a move
ment was inaugurated 70 secure aid from
American half-breeds. In camp an eff.
gy of Sir John Mcdonald was hanged
before the enraged froHtiersmen, who
riddled il with bullets, cut II to shreds
with knives, and, gathering the t.ag-
meGR, burned Them to ashes. The
huntsnau now here SAYS he
docs not bslIeve there will be trouble
during the winter months, but thinks
the vengeance of the followers of Riei
will break out ia The spring and create
sad havoc among frontier settlers who
are considered unfriendly. He states
that the great need OF the half breeds In
executing their plans Is leader tn tax
the place of Rel, and many of thu IN
pray Tor The return of Gabriel Dumont,
who exhibited so much bravery and
pluck during the recent uprising, but
left after the surrender of RIel AMI IL
now in Maintain
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WICHITA, Kas-, Nov. ga fire broke
out this morning about IL o clock in q
frame building used as restaurant on
the ess+side OF Main street, between
Fret and Second streets, and before the
flames could be controlled, seven frame
buildings were destroyed. None OF the
buildings were OF much value, and the
people are rather glad they are out
OF the way as it will insurc the erection
Of substantial structures. The following
are the houses destroyed: Extous lunch
stand, VIVA. Heller's meat shop, COue-
ren's tailor shop, VIM. HueIt's retaur-
ant, HoHmRn's tailor shop, shooting
gallery and John Hodscn's barber shop.
Two or three owners OF the houses car
rled small insurance and Mr.. Coue-
ren's tailor stock was Insured for $500
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The recaptuTe OF Dragomau Cap by
the BulgaTians, which Is nearly on the
line dividing Servia from Bulgaria,
shows the weakness of Seryia, and the
determination of the Bulgars TO resist
invasion. The end of the war IS rapid
" approaching, go far 80 Servia is con.
cerned, and To the discontinue Of he
pugnacious Milan. We have predicted
this from the beginning of the contest.
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Cattle Men in Council.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-The second an
uual convention of the National Cattle
aud Horse Growers association met at
the large music hall of the exposition
building ut 1880 to-day. IL was called
to order by President D. r. Hunter.
Large delegations are present from all
cattle growing states and territories,
Utah, Colorado and Texas being espec-
tally strong. Fully coo delegates are
on the floor. Mayor D R. Francis
elivared an address of welcome,
10 which he spoke OF the wonderful
growth OF the cattle Interest as instaneed
by an export during the year ending
August 1, 1884. of cattle, Sl6 ,O00, 600. and
beef products S2a, 000. 900, and concluded
by rendering the association the free
dom OF the city.
The chair was authorized to appointed
q committee on credentials and a recess
was taken uatiI p. m.
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rcuc.n NIn.r e.,

WAsHINeToN, Nov. 23-Advices have
been received al the interior dep 4rtment
to the feet that cattle men In The west
ern territories are generally observing
the proclamation issued by President
Cleveland last August, directing the re.
N oval of fences enclosing public lands,
In Wyoming, however, the owner OF
catlle ranch has not only refused TO
remove the fences already constructed
but has begun TO extend them, and 10
this case the attorney general has been
requested 10 bring suit and compel the
observance of the law. A point has been
raised as 70 whether cattIemen may
fencs IN their lands when the tracts be
long to them, but surrounded areas of
public, lands, and this point has been de
cided In the negative. the department
that access To the public lands
must NOT lla Restricted
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Labor TrouhIa.

PIrTsBURo, Nov. a5.-The striking
coal miners of tue lover pools have char
tefeu steam boat End will leave for the
ioarth pool this evening for the purpose
!" bringing out miners, who have re.
turned 70 work al reduced rates. Every
e1ort viii be made 10 prevent working
me mines, They are iDjaring their fei.
low miners by digging coal under the
present rate. The strikers say no vio-
ience Will be resorted to but the operators
fear trouble.
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C if DonbIa.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-This a. IN.
VIM. 8. Warner and J. Henry Work ap
Deered before Judge Brown, and asked
what amont of bail would DC required in
their case, Judge Brown fixed their bail
at $4,000. Both defendants appeared
before Commissioner Shields and gave
bonds 10 the sum of $60.eO0, or double
the amount required. the sureties are
Frank Work. Jno @. Work uncle and
father of7J. Henry Work. The proceed
inRs pending before Commissioners
Shields were dismissed,
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II is our opinion that the. Santa Fe
company is making a mistake in TAX
ing of the "plug" train between Kansas
City and Usage City. II should be run
to Emporia. instead of stopping at To-
peks. Leaving EmpOris.at : q. M, and
returning at the same hour in the even
ing, would accommodate q great many
people, and relieve the already over
hardened regular trains.
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Parnsn to visit CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. "A The local exscu.
tive committee appointed at the sugses-
ton Of Patrick Egan, president of The
Irish National League. to make arrange.
ments for the reception and entertain
ment OF Charles Stewart Parneu during
his yislt to this city 10 February next.
met yesterday afternoon in secret ses.
sion There were present Alexander
sullivan. ex-president of the League;
Daniel Cookery, the slate executive Of
the League for Illinois; Roger Welsh.
secretary of the Lsague, aad Assistant
County Attorney David Sullivan, the
municipal executive of the League. A
COMMITTEES or twenty-five was appoint.
ed TO MAKE the necessary preparations
Tor demonstration TO be held in Central
Music Hall, and another committee of
citizens were chosen TO charter q special
train and meet the distinguished visit
or and receive him in BETTING man
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An Esla % s50ll- sers1SlDr

EoTaRd Shepard OF Harrisburg. iii !,
says: "HeSiDR received so much berc
fit from Electric BitteTs, | feel il my
duty to let snfering humanity know Il
Have had g running stre on my leg for
eight years; mr. doctor told me I would
have to have the Done scrsped or leg
amputaied. used. Instead, three BOT.
ties OF Electro Bgfiefs and seven boxes
Of BackiIns Arnica raiye, and gsly ier Is
RcR sound and we'll,
Electric Bittefs ara spid et 50 rents 5
bottle, and BackIeH'e Afuice saiYe Al Is
renis per box hY 3 iFheldoz fel
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Faith Cu-a

PITTsBURc, Nov % "A convention
Of believers in faith cures is being held
here. the first gcssipn be;ng held this
morning in the chapel of the Third
Presbyterian church al which addresses
were made IiT Mrs. N. Baxter of England,
Rev. A. W. Sampson of New York
Rev. IL. IL. Browne of Chicago, and
Mrs. 3 G., Beck OF Pbjisdelnhia
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This name has besome SO familiar
With the most OF psOpie thrnughcut Ils
CHiisd States that Il is hardiy necessary
70 stste that be fs the ofIEinz,a- nj tbs
great DR. Basahke So5zh snd LnrR
Syrap, TIE peopse's FsTFlfits fayree :,
wherever snGsa, fsfT t,pns6s. l.Ids.
t-;a.stn ptiea cad 81. hff.rtiaas ~ ibs
Is1,s.Sf zes tfiegs5 Prizes % cents shd
s q b Ehatiss iisfsF kea ] !. s.
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VeraIeris Valler Hnnte

INDEPENDENCE, Kss., Nov. 23.-Tbe
surveyors have located seventeen miles
Of the Verdigrls Valley, Independence &
Western railroad from LEROY to Inde-
pendence and are pushing along as fast
as possible and will reach this city about
December 2fst President Foster of the
reaf, Will start the contractors to work
this week AZ Leroy grading and bridging
the road. The Independence Il South.
western railroad are grazing southwes,
from this city and will build some forty
miles es fastes possible.
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A team attached TO a wagon load
wood ran away to day, starting on W1
street and running 10 the corner Of Fiji
avenue and Commercial street, whs
they were stopped by Mr. Frank Bur
ham. Fortunately the only damage -
tanned was the breaking of lamp DO
at the entrance of Jaws opeFa house.
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Now York Notes.

New YoRK, Nov. est turns out
That an Injunction has been served on
President Depew of the New York Cen.
trail, ana also on the company, epio,niDg
the lease by ths New York Central of
the West Shore property. Tie ipjunc.
ttOn was obtained by the holders Of 200
shares of stock who reside in Syracuse.
VIM. 81. Warner, Ferdinand Ward and
J Henry Work were indicted to-day by
the United States grand jury for conspir.
aey 20 defraad the creditors and stock
helders of the MariDe bank. Warrants
have been Issued for the arrest of War.
ner and Work, and IL is expected that
they viii be taken INTO custody to-day.
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The Globe Democrat Is just now en-
gagged IN tho IusnVIsble business of dis
Secting General Mcclellan from the
standpoint Of 1852 l. must be hard
up Ior topics to drag from the grave this
buried hero for the purpose of exhibit
ing It's rusty political spite and venom.
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Austria Is sentative.

New YORK. Nov. % "A Washington
Special TO The post says: The report is
currented IN diplomatic circles that
the Austria government will
not send a new ambss 5odor TO
Washington until the successor OF Dir,
Kelley shall be appointed in Vienna
Baron Won Shoeffer, who LEFT here for
Austria on sick leave soon after the
Kelly incident, has been placed on the
retired list, as be hes served his full
time on the diplomatic corps.
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Hfrh raae

NEW Yong, Nov. 24,-Exceedingiy
high tides are reported all along the At.
lantIc coast and considerable damage Is
being done at Coney Island, Rockaway
and Cape Nav. damaging platforms.
bathing houses and walks being carried
away. At Hunters Point streets are
flooded and outhOuses, wagons, etc be-
ing CARED TO sea
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All the prominent newspapers east OF
the Mississippi arc printing maps or The
seat OF war. They all cover too much
territory and are faulty 10 detail. TIE
mountains are thrown around promls-
cuously. and some OF the rivers run up
sfxa,r,
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The Cannon Bs,, Thu,oerbo,. an,

The Cannon Ball. Thunderbolt and Cy
clone trains are All side-Trecked for tie
st. Louis Limited. via. the Missouri
Pacific, the only line running three ex.
press trains from Kansas City TO st.
Louis. st. LoHls day express at 80 a.
m. St. Louis night express 81 e:I5 D.
N. To the third train which leaYes Kan.
sas City at S:e5 p. m ), the management
OF the Missouri Pacific wish to call the
special attention of the travelling public
and the citizens of Kansas, to the great
st. Louis Limited Train of palace
coaches. Horton reclining chair cars
free and the only line running Pullman
buffet sleeping and pariof cars in the
west. To avail yourselves of all these
advantages without any extra cash your
ticket must be over the Missouri Pacific
J. Fl. Lyon, ". p. a.,
Kansas City.
O.
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THE News feels sligntsd that in mon.
uoning the fact that several "gass wells
had been sunk In Kansas, that Emporia
was not named in the list with lola,
Fort Scott and Wyandotte. The only
''gas we'll" We know of in EmporIa is In
The NEWS office, and We are told that
its flow 10 constant and regular. Lay
enworth TImes.
When a newspaper looks argument il
is very apt TO descend 10 billiDgsgaie
unless the editor has sense enough to
see that such course bellttles him in
the eyes of his contemporaries and the
public generally. ali the same. neither
cant nor slang can supply the place OF
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Aid for the little Ones.

NEW York, nov. 2J.--The annual
nesting Of the Childrens'. Aid society
was held yesterday. In thirty-two years
since its birth the society has sheltered
and instructed 5000 boys and girls in
its six lodging houses, while T7319
homeless persons have been sent 10
homes and places of work IN the cast
and west The receipts for tho wear
we're $277 $50 and Expenditures $780,
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The conference of the powers at Con-
stantinople will have 10 work rapidly if
they expect TO prevent a general war.
Greece has Its army or the frontier, and
Turkey and Russia are doing the same
thing. Turkey has already invaded"
Roumelian territory. The frontiers of
the new Bulgaria aud SeTvls are brIstling
with bayonets.
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IL the Burmese government knew OF
ths existence Of our waterwoEks whistle
they wo1li give q miurof money for if,
with which TO scare the British. The
difficulty would be 20 get boiler Of SUIT
icient dimensions in which TO generate
the necessary steam.
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Ananer ssa,ntsd

Can any one bring % case OF kidoey
or liver complaint that Electric Bitters
Will not cures We cay they cannot, as
thousands of cases already permanently
cured and who are daily recommending
Electric Bitiers. will prove. Brightis
Disease, diabetes, weak Lack, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. Thel
purify the blood, scguiata the bowels.
and act directly on the diseased psrts
Every hottie guaranteed. For sale a.
soc. peY bottle BY r. Wh.IdnI. IA
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ing took place, said: Il was attracted
by the noise of two meu's voices, who
appeared TO be quarreling They were
walking west on Ninth street. I heard
one cay, 'Rneel down. and the other
would reply, ] wont could not tell
who they were from my position They
walked on and across the lire, where
they ehot at each other. II seems to me
that they had some dispute"
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Mr.. John S. Cook called on us TIL
morning and complained that his man
had been used all through the Walkr
trial as one of the jurors. instead of Y
s. Cook, who was foreman of that bod
THE News used the correct name In
its reports, and II Mr.. j. s. Cook b
been getting himself IN print II Is by Il
mistake OF some other newspaper.
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resources by using the Panhandle for
maturing grounds, and the further de-
yelopmept the refrigerator beef lnterest
for direct export.
IT,. McMinn, of the st. LOUIS Live
Stock Exchange, read q paper entitled.
''fhe Commission Merchant and His
Relations 70 Live Stock Industry" The
committee on resolutions. whose report
Is expected 90 furnish basis for discus.
sion by the convention, not being ready
to report, the reading of Dir. MeMlnn's
paper closed the session tor to-day and
the convention adjourned until to-mor-
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mo sou,n aDd soutneast FIor,ea


Should Ycu contemplate trip 20
Nashville, Chattanooga. Atlantis, Sa
VAAnah, Ga, Charleston, s. C., jackson
vile, Florida, or in fact any point in the
south or southeast. 1t will be to your 10.
terest to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad
"Iren Mountain Route" In the way of
fast time, elegant equipment, &C.
At present daily train Is run from
Saint Louis Grand Union Depot, At
tached 60 which will be found an Gle
sgant Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through TO Nashville. Tenn,
whsre direct connection is made with
express trains Of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson
vile express, having a Pullman Palace
sleeping car Of the very finest make ST
aaehsd. which runs through to JsckeoD
vile, Florida, without change.
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MERCHANT In rrnnhI..

ST. LoUIs, Nov. 24.-T. F. MaIouey
retail dry goods merchant was attached
this 6. M. by Fl. B. ClaflIn s. Co, and
other eastern creditors followed BY at
tacbments by St. LOUIS houses sggreRat.
ing $4,000. Maloney made an assign
m0nt about noon and placed the value
of his assets at S63 600
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Col. s s. ProuIy. accompanied by his
Dodge City CIV Boy Band, is in st.
LOUIS attending the National Conven-
ton OF cattle and horse men. The con-
veation will miss it's GROWING glory If
IL failsa 70 have the colonel sing "Ths
Sword Of Bunker HILL"