The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
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PsRTs. Nov. 6,-The rnonetayv corf.v-.
nee has closed An the novEera rers-e.
aota5 excent ReIo,um- have arrrive5 a.
= aoraemanf
AIrrRTcA srIf.I. IIRrR At.
DuzII1T. Nov. 6.-AE 4 meeting Of
~ National League Yesterday. Mr.Har.
incton stateCi that 5000 had been re-
a;Sed froyn Al, Irish branch and Rl(l.OGQ
rc,T Amarica Tor the narllenantary
md
PEACEFUL.
VrENNA Nov. 5.-Tha Austrian troops
re nom inc from Trieste into the dis.
rict of Pc.ehe IN Caters.
NrwspApKR IN TRouBI.R.
RKRIIN. Nov. 5-The government
1tll nrosecnte the Volks ZaitunR for
I,heIin0 the car The charge of libel is
hssad an t1a a~rraseion ts(yzariseher dee-
o,sSsreis - vhich 80 rShIIsheTi in she
2o;t,.r1 "SH vas P-D-s- :
coIoNrsTa.
Ate meeting of The German Colonial
unIon Yesterday IL was decided 70 DIS
T.atch = conomission 10 aecnre auItahie
localities for German settlements In the
southern provinces Of Brazil.
PARNELL PROTESTS.
DUBLiN, NOV. o..E 1arqss..,,. - -
rs ToenaEar oS ns-I;snent for ontl nv
49,. - ,..s;c,.sI,s,. ateh., sorntv - ti,eir
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sian,ions 7, ;S renor,a6 ,bs r,artv thers
Iii nct rarogn,1e tha Dro,aat INIT viii
snnnoTs NJ eoiioris candidsture me
courts have decided TO allow soldiers &C,
cupylng separate rooms 70 cast woes -
parliamentary o el1C.,on .1r.n
LoNpoN. Nov. 5.-Sir Richard Web
ster. attorney general, to-day finiseed hts
address to the jury IN me Arms..O19S{
Sot1SSa c 1shc sDo-aS $780, Ire
Conviction Of Stead editor of the Pan
Gezette, Bromwell, of the salvation
Army, and Mrs. jarrett, Is certain.
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the car.
LONDON, Nov. o.-Mr. Bright opeaeo
the campaign at Birmingham yesterday
and was owen an enthu siastic reception.
D. - .,.ooc,, a., ,,h,oh he Oava n
AAO uA0OS ePo0oAA "A
retrospect OF the tory opposition 20 S
measures OF treeoom Fgfe.se9 1IN
Doih parties had olunoereo IN IIs.s .oL-
eign pollcles sno depreciaeSs9 nB.hk
with or annexlng thurman. MI olikas
Will speak again today.
A CHURCH SCANDAL.
Do,-u,,, r. No1 a-Rev
HhfAooth' lug, 60;
Stewart Ross, formerly rectoI VI Ohtiss
church, Belfast, ireland, was addressing
the Plymouth Young Mems Christian
1890, Les, ovan;ng wban f1bas Jov.
soN-ot1 A's -
Canadian emlgrant comnissloners ousss
into the room and shouted: "You hypo-
critic, you eloped with my wife" Ross
turned male and fad from the room.
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OF tnem Lea.lzeo Ma. 1e ..,-.,ssd
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tnelf lecturer lor iiSs se,li1A - a. g az
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S,,.,, So,,ae,e Nsnies ana Rsns,.ntr.
sbo, dovn The onard securSd n ,o0o
frsncs in monev and safely Einmnef;
from The train 1Sb;,e II Uss 9nin9 Al mi
/ No arraafc hava f1aan Faada
SpeeU No $3.50 sc 49, 80 mss
IoNnnN NoV TIThe trial of kfr.
Stead and the other defendant IN the
Arms,rong abduction case was. reeumed
- doy bef6,a TnStica 7 49, me- irdo1
IN bis oharos 80 1ha M, ,,rSad 40
tbav brinc IN a verSic. sccordinc n ' he
| iaT and not 20 sIIov thaiT nsrsonel
| svmnath;ee to infinenca their decisJon.
| I;Mr Stead, Inetfcs lone aaid ssaIIeS
| the Pail Mali Gazette Will fiithv' dis.
| gnsiing a-t,c,es the nnblIcstsan ~
| 9hIch we're not Connected Wien the
nresent charges The material n;,eatior,
| for the Iurv In decide vas vheiFeT The
| child Ella Ermstrnnp. was ,aIen avav
from her home eeainst her fathers win.
| They were also iSstructed 90 determine
| whether the mother SOLD her child %
/ the nriaonera as alleged nv defendant.
"guiltv" against Stead ana Rebecca Jar.
FeIe ana acquitted boosn ana Jscqoes.
al 2 "a = N The forsnsn yssEad ~
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