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Arrested.

KANSAS CRY. Nov. 21.--A Times
Olathe, Kansas, special says: Superin-
teudent s. T. Walker of the deaf and
dumb asylum was arrested to-day, at the
instance of a deaf mute, on charge OF
deadly assault with leather strap. The
superintendent states that the young
man was uGrulv and needed chastIse.
ment II is reported that several other
inmates will prefer casTges of cruelty.
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Can't. nowsste board From

New YORK. NoY. 25.-A Worlds
Washington special contains the account
of one who recently encountered Capt
Howgats on the Great Kenewha and
Ohio river packet, Boone" Captain
Howgate spoke with some freedom of
kis personal matters. His escape Gud
wandeTiDgs have been carefully chTon-
lcled in diary. The story is romantic
aid includes thousands of miles Of
travel by land and WAFER.
he must have travelled greater part
the time, although he lived tor sone
months In quiet suburban Town nesr
New York CITY, ana at another period
was settled la Southwest Missouri,
where he was engaged IN some sort OF
mineral speculation which turned out
unfortunately. This interesting diary
shows notes of California, Oregon,
Washington Territory, Texas and Mex
leo. Howgate said he wss tired OF wan
deriBg ana wanted his case settled In
some way and soon. There is little
doubt If he were assured og leniepcy ana
speedy trial, he would be willing to sur.
render and take chances of liGhs punish
ment His total defalcaIion amounts to
about SO, 900. His Washington pre-
perty, which has lately been attached,
was found TO be greatly encountered i.
The Suns Washington special says
II Is SAID a. the treasury department there
will be deficit this month
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

1t recently Took the steamship Louis
lana i've days, six hours and fifty min.
utes 10 reach her dock in Nav Orleans
from New York. The distance run was
1900 miles, or over fourteen miles an
hour. When the canal is Gu: through
the Florida peninsula. the time will be
materially shortened. E,ds is survey
ing the canal now, and its building will
BE- entered upon shortly.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

Lee Spriggs alias Henry Lee, Ler
Becker alias Chambers and DALI
Homes, were arraiened this afternot
before Justice Fletcher on the charge
burglarizIng LIE A. Newton's store
few weeks ago. and the case continue
until the 9th inst.
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An examination of the brain Of John
Mccullough by a number Of the best
physicians OF Philadelphia reveals the
fac. :hat he was not incursbly Insane, as
reported by the asylum phislcians. and
that he might have been cured, had re-
medal agencies been employed.
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Resumed WORK

PITTsnCRG. Nov. 24.-Another 10 Per
cent of the coke ovens lave been order.
ed in By the syndicate. There are now
80 per cent of the sYndicate's ovens in
blast and it is anticipated that the re.
naming 20 per ce1t Will be ordered in
within few days. The necessity of ten
Per cent going Ia ths blast was on &C.
Count of the furnaces Ia tho MshonIng
and Shenango valleys going to work.
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The high school at Newton. has just
acquired, by purchase from Prot. Hay,
Of Junction City, set OF minerals and
fossils to illustrate Dana's Text Book of
Geology. Other superintendents might
follow Prot. Cooper's example with ad.
vantage.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

The Christian Sunday school will no
its Thanksgiving entertainment ne
Sunday night at the Christian churcl
Songs, responsive readings. recitation
ETC., win be the order of exercises.
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Wages of the various grades of help
in California: Cooks, S240 10 1920 a
year; purses. $130 to $500; housemaids,
$3.50 to $500; coachmen, $3.50 to 1920;
buffers, $500 to 5000; Chinese cooks
and general servants, S240 10 1920.
Even "a child of fourteen cannot be
hired as nurse under 1920 year.
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Fam ora renemon.nEon..

JERSEY CRY, N, j., Noy. ga ten.
en'nt house, Al Morris street, has fallen
IN and rumors OF great loss OF life are in
circulation.
LATER-About a dozsn women and
cnIldren, enga ged IN tearing down an
Old rookery, were buried IN the debris
OF the falling building. Several are
killed and many injured
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TO Colorado or Eew MexIcn far pure air
20 relieve consumption - I'll Iaisisks.
Any reasonable man ss0Rld Hse Dr.. BIZ
aanka.s csIsEh and Lung Syrup far cen.
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A Chicago and Northwestern spec
car with Lieutenant General Sherid
and party on board, enroute to Demis
N. NJ, with be attached TO the
bound eannonball on the Santa Fe
the morning.
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On .,v

:. WASHINGTON. Nov. 54.-IE Is aid at
lae navy department that The new steel
cruisers Boston and Atlantic will be
ready to receive their officers and crew
ABOUT the dfst of March next, and that the
cruiser Chicago will be launched at
Cnsster about the Sfd Of December, bat
VIII not be ready for sea service before
tbs end Of next year.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1857

Az importsnt bulletin is received
from Spain iust as VIC are going TO press.
It Is that King Alfonso 4s dead. The
death OF the King Will probably revive
the Republic. ana trouble may be antlc-
ipated.
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NTnrtinr at Inla. Rnnaan,

KANaAs CiTT, Nov. ga Times
Iols, Kansas. special says: J. II. Down
ing shot and killed Earl, a respected
cltiaen, on the street at 10 O'Clock TO-
night. Downing I'D but was captured
and Jailed. His reputation is bad and
telling against HIM runs high. The diff
ncnity grew out OF an attempt on his
part to ruin EsTi's fifteen year.oId
daughter.
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nIArt1a RanIr Man Arre.,ea

NEw York, Nov. 24.-The Times
says: Messrs. Werner and Work, who
have been kept under surveillance for
some time past by private detectives.
were apprehended last evening by the
deputy marshal and spent the night at
the New York hotel under nominal ar.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26
Another Explosion at Hel, cate.

NBw YORK, NoY. 2J.-Tae Herald
this morning has the following: Atthe
height CT big flood yesterday, people
who live in the neighborhood of Ninety.
second street, en- the New Yerk side,
and Astoria On the Long Island side
we're treated to another tremendous ex-
plosion at Flood Rock, the noise being
greater than when tho great biowup oc-
CURED and st some points sctual
damage resulted. a good many win.
doWs were cracked in AstoIia, and people
on the New York side saw great column
of water fang into the air and felt q
very severe shock At the government
works ia Astoria it was SAID Il meant
the demolition of more than a usually
large section OF rock that had not been
smashed ct the first blow.up. No other
Journal notes the explosion,
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5000. D-.,a

CHERRYvALE. Kss., Nov. 2S.-This
afternoon about four O'Clock, Mr.. Floyd
Williams, one OF our old and respected
citizens dropped dead Of heart disease.
he IL father Of ex-Mayor Williams Of
Galena. Kes, and DR.. Williams of Jop-
lin. 40
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

A very pleasant progressive euef
party was held at Mr.. Whittlesey's r.
dence last evening. Some elegant /
freshments were served and a geneT
good time INDUCED in.
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The meeting of the W. c. T. U. of I'll
week, is postponed until the next regn
lar day, two weeks from Thursday.
Mrs. EMMA W. RoaINsoS. Sec,x
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sunday Lisuor Law

New YORK, Nov. 23.-The excise
law was pretty sharply enforced yester-
day. FlftS-six arrests were made for
infringements of the Law. but the know
ing ones got their liquor as usual.
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 2l.-Samuel C..
Schaeffer, the real estate agent convicted
of swindiug Juo. J. Blair, was SEN
fenced to-day. An appeal 10 the gu
preme court was granted, and a stay of
execution until December 10 ordered.
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a marriage license was issued by Ii
probate judge to-day to Robert r. Bes
New Cambria, Mo-, aged so, and Magg
Willis, Emporia, aged %.
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HENDRICKS DEAD.
THE VICE DIES Sud-
DENLY THIS AFTERNOON.
THE sERVIANS WALKED UP THE
HILL. THEN WALKED DOWN.
KING Alfonso Of SPAN Dies This
Morning.
The Election In England Results in
Tory Victories.
Another Explosion at He'll Gate

Vice President Hendricks Dead
IEDIANArcLIs, Nov. 25.-vIce Presi-
dsnt Hendricks died very suddenly at
4:s0 this afternoon.
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For fine singing, elegant costumes a
grand scenery, go TO the Whitley opo
house December and see 1.-THE EIik
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Indications.

WAsHISGToN, d. C., Nov. - The
indications for the Missouri valley are !:
Fair weather; slightly warmer in the
northern portions; stationary tempera.
tufe IN the southern portions; wind gen.
orally shifting 10 sOutheasterly.
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PITTBuRa, Nov. a4-Serlous breaks
in the ranks OF the striking miners are
reported, The strikers are getting dis
coursged and the operators predict q
genrral return to work in a few DAYS.
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The Cincinnati Graphic will Issue q
magnificent holiday number thDt Will
contain. in sdditoa To numerous illus.
trations by the best artists In the coun.
try. new ADD very extraordinary story
from the pen Of the ever popular author,
Bir. +. p, Roe. 10 speaking of the story
stated to be the best he has ever written,
Mr.. Roe says:
"a few days since 1 was told q true
and very remarkable story of the arrest
OF a criminal at western mining com.
munIty. AS an example OF cool, pic
turesque daring It exceeded anything
ever beard.
II have entitled the story Taken
Alive regard Il as one Of the mos
dramatic and exciting ever wrote"
YOur9 frulV
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The Graphic Is published weekly by
o. II. Hall s. Co, at 1875 Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Is frst-class art
Journal in every respect. Our readers
should endeevor to secure copy of the
holiday number at least.
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We uvius Is again reported in violent
eruption, with lava streaming down the
west side of the mountain
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sslsl'
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SOFIA, Nov. "a -Ths Servians attack
ed the Bulgarian center at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon. They were repulsed and re.
tired IN disorder, crossing the frontier al
8 O'Clock near Tssribrod. The Servians
are now retiring from their positions at
I'm. The BulgsrIans have adYanced'to
the frontier WiddIn is being shelled
by the Servians, but has not been set on
fire. The Bulgarian commander there
prohibited the passage OF eight Austrian
tugs
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rHE eERYIAN RErREAr.

BELGRADE, Nov. 24.-The Servians
are continuing their retreat and the
main body Is now in Servian territory.
The troops seem to be demoralized and
since the capture of Tzarsbrod by the
Bulgarisns, hey huve fallen back with
nut resistance to the victorious Prince
Alexander. The Bulgsrians have occu.
pied all the positions recently held BY
the SeFYiaus in Bulgaria and arc ad
vancing 10 the frontier. The ServIan
headquarters are now at Pir0t. The
first class of the Landsturn has been
summoned for active duty. After com.
pleting the massing OF his army, King
Milan will head final attack on the
RnICaFiana
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SOFIA, Nov. e4.-The city Is wild with
excitement over the news from the front
stating that Prince Alexander at the
head of the Bulgarian troops has follow
ed up his victories and Is driving the
Servians slowly but surely from Bui-
garian territory The last dispatch says
that Prince Alexander stormed the
Heights of Tzaribrod and occupied the
city last evening. The Prince made a
triumphant entry TO the city and was
received with enthusiasm by the popu.
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BoMpARDMENT OF wlDpEN.

BELGnADE. Noy. CAN official re
port says: KING Milen has brought his
main force into operation with the Drlna
and Morayia divisions, aud that decis
i've attack on Slivnitzs Is imminent. IS
also states that II knIng is victorious, he
Will agree TO an ATmistice 80 as to allow
q conference OF the powers TO settle the
tArFaa of seaaS
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BELGRDE, Nov. A-Gen. JohVano-
witch. late commander of a double di-
vision, who was dismissed from his
command for disobedience to orders, has
committed suicide by shooting himself
with revolver. The recent disasters 70
he Servisn army from the defeat before
SiivuItZa down To the reoccupation Of
rsaribrod by the Bulgarisns, are attrib-
deFg given him.
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SOFIA. Nov. 81 The city is wild with
excitement over the news from the front
stating that Prince Alexander. at the
head Of the Bulgarian troops. has fol-
lowed mp his victories and is driving
he Serviaus slowly, but surely, from the
Bulgarian territory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-07
HOME MARKETS.

r.r. Miners and General Deal
10 mutations given in this column
ss: Al rr9ected daily from careful in
re c cor If the different markets prices
Pecn9na re at wholesale rates, and retail
quote. must expect to pay somewhat
higher figure;
Office of THE HERALD.
wednesday evening. May 6. 1885.
salt Lake Ore Market.
,,.-n,sbed daily by Mccormick & Co
Bankers.I
SILVEk.
Nav York. .......... $1.0S5s per OF
IN IN Salt Lake, Sl'"O% per OF
LEAD.
v York 1910 Ter 1OUfbs
ID S Selt Lake. go. $500 @ $500 per ton
u
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Vegetables.
Fruits and Berries.
Green Vegetables.
Wool.

White spring tlz mos.
DIg growth. 1Oc q 1Sc 3 h
Black spring III mos.
growth) ........... 10c q 12c
White fall and lambs (6
-, mos. growth) .... 10c q l2c "
Black fall and lambs (6
mos. growth) .... SC q 10c g
Arizona white. Sc q 1Oc "
black. .......... &c q &c
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COPPER.

49, York $3.50 Ter 1OOfbs
ID ID S SeIt Lake. -. :. $500 @ $500 per ton
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Hides.

Dry flint hides and KIP, good, lac . b
DDry flint hides and kip, damag. loo :
DDry lint calf skins, good, ...:.. i2c "
NY lint calf skins, damaged: 09c
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
pry salt hides, kip and calf,
n damaged. ............. &c
Dry horse hides. CSC to 75c each
S sreen hides and kip, good -. 06 y b
Green Green hides and kip, damaged, &c "
G Green calf skins, good. 49,. &c
G S.een calf skins, damaged. -. SC
O'een salted hides and kip, well
cured, good, ...,........ 81 "
0leen salted hides and kip, well
cured, damaged, -. ~ 4"
''een saited calf skins, well
g,aC cured good, ,............: &c
salted calf skins, well III
cured, damaged, 49,. on "a
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Thin People.

ks.'Mtte lls' Health Reviewer" restores
poisnaa and vigor. cures dyspepsia, I'M
ce, Sexual Debility. 81.
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Eggs.
Sugar.
Cured Meats and Lard.
Cheese.
Live Stock.

Eastern. ................. 1910 3 b
Utah. l518c :"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-18
MHnEGfO DOTS.

A number Of our citizens attended the
legislative banquet at st. Paul last evening.
The train on the Milwaukee road came in
to-day about three hours late, the first since
Saturday.
Hon. j. ]. Thornton, St James, late Dem
ocratic candidate for congress in this district,
was in the city to-day.
W. B. Craig Esq, went to st. Paul to-day
on business and attended the festivities al
the state capitol in the evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church an
nounce a fair and supper at the building
lately vacated BY Heinzes' restaurant for ext
Tuesday evening.
1t was Gus Sanger that was arrested in this
city for burglary at GAINESVILLE. A typograph-
zeal error in yesterdays GLOBE made the
name appear as Geo. Sawyer.
Mr.. F. n. Merrill, superintendent of the
Mankato cement works, reports the sale,
while lately in the East, of 100 car loads of
clay, to be shipped East for manufacturing
purposes.
A company of Hartford, Conn, capitalists
has lately been formed with $50, 900 capital
to establish works at this place for manufac-
turing mineral paint from some Of our nu--
merous and valuable CLAWS.
Coupled with the manufacture of cement
the Standard Cement company will make ar
engagements to manufacture sewer pipes, and
will erect the necessary buildings as soon as
the weather will permit.
Mr.. P H. Jordan, for some time foreman
Of the Chicago & Northwestern quarries in
this city, has been engaged to act in a sim
liar capacity far the Standard Cement com
pany, and with a force commenced quarry
ing last week.
The family Of Ole Christensen, living in
Mankato city, has been sick with diphtheria
for some time and the sad death Of three of
his four children is reported, and Mrs.
Christensen's life. is despaired of from the
same dread disease.
The rendition of II NJ. 8. Pinafore by the
Mankato Choral society has been indefinitely
postponed owing to the serious Illness Of
Miss Roseberry, WHO takes the part Of jose
phine. Those who had purchased tickets
can have their money refunded.
The military ball at Armory hall Monday
evening was an enjoyable affair, and large
number Of our young ''tripped the light fan
tastic'' until the wee hours of morn. The
music was furnished by the military orchestra
and for its first appearance did well.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-18
FRED KUPRAL PARDONED.

Il Efctim to the "Dedd line" Ordinance
Brca hrs rhp 4iir Of Frrrdom A1atn.
Fred Kuphal, one of the Inflated saloon
keepers whose place Of business happened TO
be just outside the oninous ''dead line, y
and who was committed to the couL ty Jail on
Saturday last for sixty days, besides being
fined $50, was yesterday pardoned out by
Gov. Hubbard. The prisoners wife, enjoy
ing only very delicate health. was driven al
most distracted by the unhappy circumstance,
aud when the case was tried before Judge
Bailey on Monday, in its true form the
Judge had no hesitaucy in accommodating the
commutation, and TO his kind recommenda-
ton more than all else, is undoubtedly due
the action OF his cXcellenev the governor
The order to release the prisoner was placed
IN Detective Caswell's hands at 80 yestef-
terday, aud precisely at 5 O'Clock Kuphal
breathed the air of freedom again, and forth
with went to the side Of his reioiced and
grateful wife.
To GLOBE reporter Judge Bailey stated
Yesterday that it was far from his Intention
to visit any undue hardship upon any de
PENDANT who is brought before him. He
only visited the sentence upon the defend
ants in the liquor cases after having given
the matter n most searching deliberation and
investigation. lie found the law in the
premises in his opinion absolute and incontro-
vertible. Consequently be had no alternative.
Later developments show that his conclusions
were not founded upon mere speculation nor
presumption. The mandate of the supreme
court confirmed the legality of his decisions.
The law, however, obnoxious and unjust in
the minds OF the liberal elements, is law
de facto and be who occupies the bench be
fore which the cases are tried have NJ option.
Judge Bailey further states that he has
been convinced that Mr.. Kuphal. Just as soon
as he ascertained the Illegally of his traffic,
or as soon as ne had been found guilty Of
violating the iron-cIad ordinance, suspended
business and disposed of his stock in a legit
innate manner, and has not since sold drop
of iutoxicants outside the patrol limits.
Ii is generally understood also that an ef-
fort Is being made 10 secure the pardon Of
the other saloon keepers whose business came
In actual conflict with the ordinance. but as
to whether or not success will attend those in
power or positions 10 judge have no positive
opinion to advance.