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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The Educational Notes" of the Cap
ital tell how pupil said the other day
to her teachers: Teacher, what is a
bonds have been studying and study
ing about bonds for years, and haven't
the slightest idea what they are" "Nev-
er mind, dear. Grow up and become q
Kansas tax payer, and you will hnd out"
This is a companion story 70 one told on
Preacher KrQhn, OF Atchison. lie was
saying one Jay how much he would love
to own farm. a friend laughingly
asked him what in the world he would
do with farm If he owned one. why"
said the preacher gravelY, I'D put a
mortgage on it,"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The Clay Center Dispatch CITES aloud
in heavy type that Its water power is
unequalled, ana that it is the cheapest
power in the world. We used to take a
great deal Of stock in the water idea,
but now We have moter for sale very
cheap. Our city authorities devote III
their spare coal and energies TO p,oduc-
ing the longest whistle ever heard, and
cannot spare time and thought to making
it useful In other directions.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

Gen. j. q. Atkins, commissioner OF
Indian affairs, has submitted his report
to thu secretary of the Interior. Iu his
report he says: "The history of sgricul-
ture among al people and in all coun-
tries, is intimately connected with the
highest intellectual and moral develop
ment of man." which conVlnces US that
the commissioner never tried to raise
cabbages In Kansas, and never MIXED a
kicking COW.
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LIST OF THE LOST.
ExoItemen. tD Texas.

Great excitement has been caused In
The vicinity of Paris, Texas. by the re-
markable recovery of Mr.. j. E. COrley,
who was so helpless he could not turn
IN bed, or raise his head; everybody
said he was dying OF consumption. A
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
was sent him. Finding relief. he bought
4 large bottle and box of DIR. Kings
New Life Pills; by the time he had
two boxes of the pills and two bottles
OF the Discovery. he vas we'll and had
gained IN flesh thlrty-six pounds.
Trial bottle of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at B. Wheldon's.
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Bitten bya Mad I,ou.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Dr. German,
who has taken deep interests in the cases
OF six children bitten by Gmad dog last
"Wednesday, sentt following by cable:
Prof. Pas:eure, FEeach Scientist: six
children biiieD by s Gog supposed to
be mad. Dog prematureiy killed VIII
you take charge OF children If sent 20
Psris? answer.
Yesterday Dr.. German received the
following from Pref PasteuTe: IF you
fear danger send children ImmedIsiely."
Il will require 81, 600 10 send The child
rem 20 Paris. One hundred aud fifty
dollars have already been subscribed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

M. Houssaye, writing to the Chicago
Tribune, says that President Grevy Is
very rich aud very miserly. He eats
plata toed because he is too stingY to buy
danties. How much he ID worth no one
knows, but it cAnno. well be less than
$500 600, large part of which is In
Parts houSes. And he is saving money
all the time out OF his salary.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10
Frozen 10 Death.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5,-AbOut II O'CLOCK
last night man foand man lying
on the sidewalk on Weutworth avenue,
near Fifiy-third street. TIE man was
nearly buried beuesth the STOW. which
Omitted badly, but fading that life was
uot extinct. he carried him TO house
near by. a physician was summoned,
but the man was dead on his arrival Il
is learned the deceased WIS Dan'l Mil
Ter. about GO years of aye. who liv;s on
Wabash avenue near Fifty second street.
It is supposed his death was caused by
exposure. He leaves wife and cail-
dreD.
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rnRrnER PARTIcuLARs

DETROIT, Mich. Dec 3.-Bertha
Dackwlse AGED 81 6 domestic, VINO lIYed
with her reIativls on Chestnut ST, for
two years mas been keeping company
with WIN. Stevens, an employee OF The
Nat. Iron & Wire Ho'ks' About two
months agutheY became engaged - be
married ard wedding sat Tor next Sat
urday night All necessary. arrange
ulenjs had been made tor w.ddipg.
Yesterday evening they went together
70 invite some friends to
the wedding. returning alb III: O'Clock
and spending the evening in converse
ton About o'clock they were heard
taking in front Of the house. This
morning Miss Duck~iss's dead body
was found near the front gate, her throat
cut frou ear TO ear. Her clpIhes were
not disarraueeri but covered with blood.
The engagement ring had teen taken
off Stevens disappeared and did not
return home LAST Dighf, aud thsre Is no
trace of ais whereab 'uts.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The registry Law of CincInnztI has
been decided unconstitutional by the
supreme court of Ohio, and the Cincin-
nati papers are in mourning The de
cision is such as to prevent a registry
law being passed IN the future under
the present constitution of OHIO,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The fnal decision OF President Cleve-
land not TO attend the funeral Of Hen
bricks on account Of the dangersrncident
10 60 rapid transit as was necessary,
and the suggestion OF which came from
The Indianapolis press, seems 10 meet the
unanimous approval of the country.
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senatn- harris Aensntu.

WAsHtNaroN, Dee 5.-AlI the DEM
ocratIc senators except four MT in con-
ference at IL O'Clock to-day. Senator
Voorhees, was instructed TO put in nom.
ination fer president pro TEN, Senator
Harris, Of Tenne ssee. Senator Harris
accepted the oomInation aud in short
speech thanked the conference for the
honor conferred on him. Tue caucus
sdjourned at 1879 without trsnsActing
bother uSiusss.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
COUNTY CLERKS oyrlcE.


Dec. 4, 1885.
The board of county commissioners
met in special session. Present T. E
Mcmillan and VIM. FlickiDger.
The board visited, inspected aud re-
ceIved the grading ana stonewOTk OF the
Snow ford bridge as tar as completed.
Tae resignation of w, Pollock, consta-
bic of Center township, was accepted
and John Theye was appointed to III the
vacancy.
The bond Of E. Hoskins, trustee Of
Agnes City township, was approved.
Toe board adjourned to meet tenor
row morning at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIE,
County Clerk.
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The Emposis Democrat clips an article
from the News, and places over 1t the
heading, "Important, II True" the
Democrat should have learned before
this that there is no ''if" in what the
NEWS says, and 1t does us an injustice
BY putting it in the heading.
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A PRoCLA4ATION
by the Governor. Con venting the Leg sIa-
fure In spscasI sessfoR

STATE or KANsAs,
Executive Department.
Section 2, Article 10. of the cJnstit1-
ton Of the state OF Kansas, requires that
ssa new superintendent shall be made in
the year 1896. ana every i've years there
after. based upon The centus Of The pre-
csdipg year.n Ssc1ian &c, 4rsfcle 2, directs
t. a .'fbs lsgis .atGTe snail provide for
faking an eHdme atsOH OF tne irhebfta1is
OF the state Al lsast ones IN Ten years.
ana mat a'Iie first enumeration snail
b taken 90 a D. 1867 fhis eDumeTss
ation OF The inhslIilahts of the state mas
been msae under the prosisscns Of
chapter 81, sese1 laws Of 1876 Tee
constitutional provision Z, curing 3 new
aDDnrlien rneuE 70 be mad, IN the yeaR
1885 can poIx 5e casnpites vi b ~ csle.
veaing lie eEislRJars - spFeisl sessions
Ths sef pss. ed = iie ssessfs;t ri 1885,
.rlskiug appy0prtslioas fgF tts enffent
ezEehseE II thE tsase Fefeffe kes.nnis feF
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5uss 30. I5s7. was nOl presented . IT,.
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A Terrible Explosion,


NEW York, Dec. AT about
O'Clock this evening while the tugboaI
Oory Emory was towing q stone barge
up East river, her boiler exploded op-
posite Sixtieth street. The report of the
explosion was heard at least two miles
and number of boats put off to render
assistance, bat No trace OF the tug could
be found, and it is believed that she
sank immediately with all on board.
The barge vas ttken In tow and made
fast to a pier at Black well's Island. The
search for The tug and its crew was con-
tInued for some time, but no trace OF
either was found.
Persons near the scene OF the explo-
sion say the tug was blown TO pieces,
and all on board were drowned. Per-
sons living along the riyertrOnt describe
the explosion ss terrific. The Windows
of many houses in the neIghborhood
were completely shattered. Several
buildings were badly shaken and tor a
time Crea, excitement prevailed.
A DECK HANDS STORY.
Horace a. Green, q deck hand en-
ployed on the steamer Franklin Edson
which was about $50 yards distant, says
that Immediately after the explosion he
put OF IN a boat TO render assistance but
could ind no trace of the tug or any OF
the crew. AS far as can be learned the
crew numbered SIX men, and there
seems little doubt but that all perisheo.
LIST OF THE LOST.
The crew consisted of five men:
Captain Garrett Morris.
Louis Capperatl, engineer.
Charles Davis, COOK.
Thomas Van Hansen, fireman.
Garrett Morris, jr.. deckhand.
This evening the tug started down the
rlYer with a scow dashed to its side, The
scow was freighted with stone for bal
last At He'll GATE strong d)od tide
ives too much for the tug, so she put on
extra stream to aid in stemmlng the cur
rent. The supposition is that tbs extra
pressure was too sudden and caused the
disaster. A steam launch picked up the
scow, On which were at the time of the
accident four men. The health boat
was at the scene of the explosion soon
after the accident, but found no. trace OF
any of the crew. There is no doubt but
that all perished. The Dory Emery was
valued at $4,000.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

1t has been the custom in Burmab,
when a mem Der OF any given family as
eended the throne, TO immediately kill
the remaining male members Thus
Thebaw has no successor, though ex-
pecung one, il our dispatches tell the
truth.
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TaEa nssaa4aru

CHICAGO. Dec. Ga table of disasters
to lake shipping companies during the
year 1885, published today, shows that
go vessels passed nsf OF existence dur.
lag theyear involving loss Of $1o,106.-
600 aud IA liv,s. The most noled OF these
disasters was the wreck OF ths Algonia
at the Isle Roysi, Lake Superior. Nov.
Z, by WHICH forty-eight lives wese ios,.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The "Free Press DIVISION, No. 81,
Knights of PythIas," has been instituted
IN Usage City. This Is deserved com
pliment 70 an excellent weekly news
paper. ably edited by Hon. j. V. Ad.
mire, who is himself as chivalrous a
Knight as ever held lance or split a
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

A plous BuGslonian proposes to chain
Bible 10 each telephone in the coun-
try, so that while waiting for replies the
telephoners VIII have something to read
OF a nature 10 repress profanity.
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ohio ELECTION sanahbie..

COLUMBUS. OHIO. DEC, 3-Fhe COVER
nor and secretary of state to-day made
application 10 the supreme court for a
writ of mendamus TO compel CLERK Dal-
ton of Hamilton county to make returns
TO the secretary Of state to the abztract
No, 2. of votes cast at the late election
in that county. The writ was all0we 4
and made relurnsble at 9 o'clock to-mor.
row morning., This concerns the state
ucket only.
A petition in error TO the circuit courl
of Hamilton. in the senatorial contest
vas filed and q motion argued 10 taks
the case up ont Of its order. Decision
was reserved.
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The cannon Ban Tbunderboit nj G

Tire Cannon Bali Tbunderboif and CT
clone trains sre ali side-irackei tor tie
St. Louis Limited. via. the Missouri
Paci6c, the only line running tbres ex.
press trains from Kansas City 20 81.
Louis. 81. Lnuts day expfess a. 80 q.
M, ST. Louis night express st e:15 D.
n. To the third train which leayes Ks1-
eas CITY &c 3 % p. m the management
Of the Missouri Pacific wish 10 cali the
speeiai stfestiun Of the travelling pubic
sud fhe eitizebs of Kenaas. 10 the orsaf
s. Louis Limited Train 81 palace
coaches. HeFtn1 reclining Chef cara
fsss and the oHiy line canning Pullman
e5tEst sssepiag ais:i gekiof eafs IA tas
eess. II syen fesIfsesves OF 81, these
s6vantases ssisH0fss sHy extra cash your
xes r5lnss - nveF tsse = sssoud fselSe
z Eyesf r 81
kEos4s fai7s
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The orders OF Knight Templar and
Knight of Malta were conferred on Sen
stor John A Logan at Chicago recently
Senator Johh Will now rGnk with the
"plumed knight" of the last campaign.
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uruta1 Murder.

DETROIT, Bitch, Dec. 3-This morn
ing at an carly hour the body of Bertha
Buck worth was found 10 froat OF her
home ON Cnestnu; street, with her tnroai
cut from ear 10 ear. The murder occur
ed sometime bstween 10 o'clock aod day
light nud the body had beep dragged
outside OF the house. William Sevens.
an emploYe OF the National Iroa
works, Is suspected OF the deed. They
we're 10 have been married SatGr4ay.
Last night the neighbours heard them
Quarrell,ng. He has not yet been Cap
=
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The postmaster general estimates the
deficiency this year at $s.3S1 57l.4I. Or
10 otaes words. il has cost the govern
ment this sum more than the receipts
of the departmunt to rua the mails Of
this country.
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Buolrlsn,a Arntca salvo

The best szlve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. lever
sores. tettsr, ehapped hands, chiIbisins,
corns aud eli skin efuptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
II is gusrenteed 10 give perfect ssslssac-
ton or money refunded. Price IS cents
per box. For sale By 3. Whsidun.
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irish Deluands

LONDON, Dec. 5.-James Stevens, cx-
head center of the Fenisn Brotherhood
issued manifesto 10 the Irish people
concurring ia i,s view of Mr. Parnell,
that the resolution of the Irish parIia.
mtnt is the minimum of demand the
Irish party.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

Jennie Lind will sing in public next
summer for the first time 10 twenty two
years. Her appearance will be Tor a
charitable purpose. She wss- In her
prime forty years ago.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

Shawnee county. Kansas, voted TO is
sue 500 900 bonds To the Kansas, Ne
braska 81 Dakota railroad. The schemt
will go through. if We are to believe the
unqualified assurance of the Topeka
napers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The New York san Is greatly offended
because ex- President Hayes attended the
funeral Of Thomas 4. Hendricks, and
every day devotes a column of the gross.
est personal abuse to thar gentleman.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

Marion county is happy all over. from
the Hook up, on account Of the PROPOSED
new railroad. The Record is full OF
jokes and advertisements, consequently
happv as hapnY can be.
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ehAF'AA .Patlentso

"Almcst dead or nearly dying"
For YEAR,, and gwen up by phYsi-
clane, OF Bright's and other kidney dis
eases, liver complaints. severe coughs,
called coDsnm piion, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crdzyi!i!f
From agony of neuralgia, nervous
nesa, wakefulness, and various diseases
peculiar To women.
People drawn ont OF shape from excr5ci-
ating paDgs Of Th. BnatisIn. iIdsmm atory
and chronic or suffering from scrofnIz-
ErysfpeIzsT
s.saitrheCm. blood poisoning EysbepsiA,
fFail1
N7tnre is heir to
Have been ured by Hep Bitfers. proosef
which can be & nnd In every neiGhbcThoed in
the known world
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provides that the counties of Clarke and
biesde, anlii o9genized, are hereby At-
isched 10 The unity OF CoRanche for in
idlclaI purpose - The counties of Clarke
and Meade have since been organized.
IN compllaace with the provisions OF
section 1 chapter 8S, session laws OF
1876. They ART. therefore, not include
IN any Judicial district, aud are thus lsfi
without courts for the trial Of causes.
Chapter 81, session laws Of 1885, 4mak.
ing appropriations for the current ex.
penses OF the state asylum for idiolic
and lmseciie children nskeS euch Ap-
pToprlstIon for the fscal year ending
June 81, 1856. only, although in its tide
teclilng thst appropriations are made
Tor the nscal years ending June 30
1886, and June 30. 1857.
Chapter 1SS, ssion laws oil 1855, ere.
ates Bureau OF Labor auo Industrial
Statis;ies," d1f fines the duties and DOW
ers of this bareau. and fiKes the salary
Of the commissioner. but 10 appropria-
ton was made for the pay ment of the
commissioners ssiarY, and the legal ex-
penses of his offics
Now, therefore, I, John A. Martha,
governor OF the state OF Kansas, by VIZ
ae Of The authority vested in me by the
C nsti utsoD, DO hereby convene ssas
| legislature of the state of Kansas il
pecial session, 10 meet at the capitol
u the hour of eleven O'Clock a, m, on
Tuesday, the 10 h day OF January, A d
1856, 10 make an appointment BASED uP-
on the cencus CT 1885. and for other pur.
| poses as indicated above.
| Ia testimony whereofl bave heTeuptG
snbsc' lied my name. and caused to bt
fixed the great seal OF the state.
Done al the city of Topeka, this ihiTC
Jay of December, in the year of Oul
Lord one thousand, eight hundred ant
Eighty Eve, aud Of tbs Independence O
The United States the one hundred AM
tenth, and Of the twenty, fifth year of th
state.
| TsEALl JOHN a MARTIN.
By the GevetIlor.
E 3. ALLEN. SecFetary of State.
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Ths south ana southeast Florida

ShoulQ YOU contemplate TIP u
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta. s.
vaHnah, Ca, Charleston, 8. c., jackson
vile, Florida, or in fact any point in the
south or southeast. il viii be u your 10.
terest toexamine the advantages over
al ether lines offered by the 81. louis.
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad
"Iron Mountain Route IN the way OF
fast time. elegant equipment, &c.
At present daily train is run from
Saint LOUIS Grand Uniaz Depot, At
tsched 20 which will be found al ele-
egsnt Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through 20 Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection II lI.ste Bsts
express trains OF connecting Inca, for
posntz mentioned above. This trais
connects 81 Nashville with the Jseksos
ssase express. having Pullman fsisce
s:sening car OF the Tegy finest neEE 81.
tEchhd, which runs through 70 Jsek ses
vile. FioFfds. without chanrE,
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J. 3. ALLIE. seerelarY Of slate.
Peace IN mex,co 70 be Eestored

ST.. LOUIS, Der. o. TIE latest sdvices
rom Monterey, Mexico. are that des-
patches have been received there yes
terdsy from The City of Mexico, stating
that General Trcvice will arrive
there on Monday with such in
structions to acting Governor Spevled
and Geatral Reys. commander Of the
forces IN the state Of Eenvo Leon a.
will result in the revssShlishment of the
state govern ment, under the protection
IF federal treaties. This news hiss high
~ eiaied the friends of the adminislra.
lion and csused much dismay among
the revolutionists, who relied on
the neutrality OF the federal government
in their struggle with the stale suthoii-
les II IS not known whether the revo.
lutioDists will quietly submit. hut il
they do not, 1t Is believed the priests
orders are ample to welcome all resist
arco
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The Washington Post (Dgm) asks
the question, "May the senate elect an
outsider ss president pro tens" If ii
may, Il wont. and that's the end ont.
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'IsNS thu . mo Uu- TUT

TOMBSTONE, A Il. Dec. , WIN.
Herring, Of TINS city. just returned from
the vicinity of Fl Bowie, reports the
military st that post fear al attack of
the hostile Ap4ches. for the purpose OF
Tescuing their squaws, who are prison.
eTs there This prevents larger f5Tce
being sent out firm the tort "a pursuit
of the h0sliies Il il also reported that
the Indians rsided Storrs' and BIcGin-
MS rauches Eeir Fort Bowie
Wilcox A. T., Die. 5-It has just
been harmed that Sheriff Crawford, Of
Grshan county. reported killed by the
Indians. is alive The mutilated re-.
mains OF another murdered man named
Klton, bad been mistaken for him.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The recent acticn Of Turkey in in.
vsding Ronmelia hrs xcttcd TIE prices
of American produce
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1885.

Canon Farrsr will deliver his fare
well addressin New York City on FRI
day evening, and on Saturday sail for
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

Mr.. Gladstone did not become an
amateur woodsman from choice. but be-
cause his doctor ordered him TO take
that exercise.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

The Neosho r pee Vfrifer has Oh
hand Theological discussion covering
the entire Bible, 1t will require spe-
clal act Of the legislature to stop il.