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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-11

Walker Boots and Shoes for mems
wear, the best ever made, at
~ g E,.rnoo>,'c
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-11

CATTLE FOR SALE.
Sixty head of well improved cattle
for sale. Twenty cows, balance young
stock. S. W. ATEN.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-03-11

FINE LOCATION FOR BUSINESS.
There is no better chance for parties
going into business than south of the
river. Investigate it; two fine stores
and rooms for housekeeping, to rent
very cheap, if taken at once.
GEO. T. MCKINNEY,
m11-st Granger Store, South of Bridge.
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STORES FOR RENT

Opposite the depot.
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PL.ASTERINi

PIAS IEKlN =.
T E J0AE3CN is an expert P!asterer.
IL He is now prepared to take large and small
contracts. Satisfaction guaranteed. The last six
years he has done work in Dodge and vicinzty all
Of which speaks for itself. He is an old tinserand
reliable. We commend him to the public. 3mOs.
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L CAL ~ z w 8

Variegated weather in March.
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any OF them iilnstrated, aud al are pnc
and think o5e oar xAu1e Ne
pose.s IN ocand form tlese books would cost We
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II. Mildred TrcvanIoa. Sose. ny " Tie puoh-
S Is EapI Days. Novel. BY Hugh Conway. aa,sos
! Of ;a!sd aa;x'
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| author Of :" Nary Bsrton, etc..
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g. Gssricis Marriage. A Novel. BY wiik'' coni'~
acs ~. David Hunt. So-sl By Mrs Ann s. scpasnA.
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Of "Fhe Woman in White, etc ruo.s .n,sor a
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TREES FOR SALE.

j. MCCOLIFSTER
takes orders for
Nursery Stock. He
will be in Dodge part
of the time for the
next 6 weeks. ! get
ny stock at Hutch
inson, Kansas, and
deliver in good sea-
son and in good con-
dition.
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m- MARVELLOUS PRICES ra
ROOKSEOR II MILLION


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|lR uNE0uAll ED OFFER; w ~a : II: I COCKS
% Franklin Heys Co., PhtQda, "a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-19

matter of great interest.
Presently something seemed to SIR Bea-
trice into great animation. "Motherw she
said, ''motherl Listen, my pet, say after
me, mother
He smiled his little smile, pursed up his
lips and made, for the first attempt Il very
fair imitation of the word The tears
streamed down Beatrice's cheeks She kissed
the boy passionately "Say it again-say
it always she cried, mother, mother,
mother"
The little autocrat, being in high good
temper, consented to humor her, and all the
way to London Beatrice taught her boy the
new word-even made him dimly compre-
bend that it was in future to be the title of
the person whom his lisping tongue had UNI
til now only given the name of Bee Bee, or
some such infantile rendering of the style by
which he heard her addressed.
The comfort which his readiness to catch
up the new word brought to Beatrce's heart
almost compensated for the regret she felt at
the ruthless deed which had been done by
the scissors.
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CHAPTER XIV.
AN OUTRAGE ON WHITAKER.

Carruthers, when Horace and Herbert
went forth at the call of duty, had asked
that Beatrce's letter might be left with him.
As he had fully proved his right to be
admitted to the family council his request
was readily granted With the letter in his
hand he went into the library and pondered
what had happened. The question he had
to solve was what motive could have been
strong enough to force Beatrice to take such
q step!
He had heard from Horace all about the
claim made upon the child, and this had ex-
planned matter which had for some days
been troubling him greatly, namely, Bea-
trices abrupt departure from London. But
here he could see no strong motive. The
claim was abandoned, or at least lay quies-
cent. Besides, Beatrice, as he judged her,
was far more likely to fight than to fly.
He dismissed anything to do with the boy,
or at least put it aside to be inquired into
collaterally.
Herbert, too, had limited his idea about al
attachment. Frank having ascertained
that no shadow of suspicion of such thing
hung over Beatrice, sternly put it out of
sight. Besides, there were one or two recol-
lections which he carried always with him
and which rendered such vulgar, unworthy
explanation something not far short OF
sacrilege.
He reckoned Beatrice woman of superior
abilities, logical and perfectly able to foresee
consequences. He felt that she would moi
have acted as she had acted without care
fully considering what it entailed. No ro
mantle, girlish impulse had hurried heI
away; no eccentricity of character had Leo
her TO shape such course. The reason
whatever it might be, was to her mind am
ply sufficient
She was unhappy. Her own words said
So Did some danger overhang heri Die
somo evil threaten herr What danger
What evili Why could not he, Frank Car
ruthers. be at her side to shield and aid
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Blood

purifier, it is very much superior to any
other preparation of Sarsaparilla. All
persons of scrofuous or consumptive ten
denotes, and especially delicate children,
are sure TO be greatly benefited by its
usc.' j. W. Starr, Lacouia, Iowa, writes:
I" For years l was troubled with Scrofu-
lous complaints. tried several different
preparations, which did me little, If any,
good. Two bottles of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla effected n complete cure. 1t Is my
opinion thqt this medicine Is the best
blood
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Erery clip seeming to cut Beatrice's heart.
done, and the glory of Harry's hair gone
forever
Beatrice positively sobbed She gathered
I'D every thread Of gold, kissed and wept
over the wreck, then put it away to be treas
ured up She clasped her disfgured darling
to her breast.
"Oh, my poor little boyi" she cried. "My
little shorn lamb Oh, it was cruel, too
cruel A cruel, wicked mother am to you,
my pet" bhe Rugged the boy, and bewailed
the loss of his curls-a loss which the late
proprietor appeared to view with intense sat
isfaction. He was experiencing new sensa-
ton. and at every age new sensation Is q
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Purifier

Of the day" C. E. Upton, Nashua, y. H.,
writes: For a number of years 1
was troubled with humor in my eyes,
and unable to obtain relief until COM
menced using Ayers Sarsaparilla. ] have
taken several bottles, am greatly bene-
flied, and believe it to be the best of blood
purifiers" r, Harris, Creel City, Ramsey
Co., Dakota, writes: 81 have been an
intense sufferer, with Dyspepsia, for the
past three years. Six months ago began
to use
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.
BY HUGH CONWAY.

Author,of "Cdlled Back" and Dark Days.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
THE ROWING REGATTA
VIII be Held ia This city The Date
Charged Hon 4 VI. Weston
Created Commodore.

AT the quarterly meeting of The North
western Amateur Rowing Association. held
at Detroit Tuesday. the full executive
board were present The Sylvan club Al
Moline, H.. the o Wash-Ta-N0ng club Of
this city and the Galvesions. II Galveston
Texas. were admitted 20 membership
Grand Rapids was selected as the place for
the annual regatta. and the dates fixed were
July IA and %. b not couhic ing with local
arrangements Hon / n Weston was SEE
ecied Commodore and a. = kennan. Vice
Commodore. The regatta committee AS
selected consists Cf Emmett Sfree.er. De
troit. Cbas : French. II isdaie and J. g.
Sterling, Monroe.
Ia conversation with a reporter Tor the
TELEGRAM HERALD Yesterday, Geo r Pern
said Yes, We secured ihe rereita IL vac
thought bv our club ihat We bad rather
more ON our hands than We could properly
attend 10 and W bad given up all idea of b.
ly impressed With the city and we put in r.
hld. The money requisite. shout one
thousand dollars has been subscribed and
this will bc disbur-ed Eot in money prizes.
hut for the trophies medals etc As fhe
dates selected wonld bring the reccita al an
uniavorable time Barnum circus and
patrarchal Circle those DAYS ys-we have iele-
graphed 90 change the date to JHly n. 22
- and 24 We viii give ihe clubs a royal
reception and The people can prepare Cor ihe
entertainment of several Thousand visitors
from all paris of the country
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
ANOTHER ANARCHIST
The Chicago Police Make an
Important Capture.
4 FRIEND Or PARSONS lSD SPIES
Distributing incsnGary Literature a
Largs Quantity or Nihilistic Mat
ter Found on fls Person
Locked Up in an U0-
kno~n Pace.

Cmuao MAY l9-The police made an
arrest today oi an anarchist named John A.
Henry who ha. fomeulei much trouble of
late They deem his capture of tie greatest
importance a. the time of his arrest be
Was distributing document of d very in
cendary nature. aad calling for a public
gathering ora the Lake front next Sunday %
discuss the geht, az free socialism aud other
topics Loud threat. were made against
Henry while be- va, distributing hls clrcu-
lars. out be paid nO attention 90 them until
oihcer LAWN said he was prisoner. Atghe
Central station he was searehed and more
auarcuial hleratare found on his person
Tie asked Supt- EbersoId what he was ar
Tested Tor and denounced the proceeding as
ara outrage. Replying t0 questions he said
be- was friend OF Parsons and Spies lie
SAID that be Nas at the riot I'm Haymarket
square. but took no part in the proceedings
ou thar tatai night. Subsequently, he went
to 81 Louis and returned 90 Chi
clgo. HE would not disclose
where the circular was printed
Al clock he was brought before state
Attorney Gunuel and remained cl0seted
with that tunctionary for some time To
night he IS locked up in some unknown
station house. All day today Henry was in
the Bohemian aud Polish districts distribut-
ing the scieed Copies OF 10 were found in
tue most isolated localities SupU EbersOld
says no meeting will take place on the Lake
front next sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
THE TRUNK MYSTERY
The Body Identified as That
Of PrelleT
THE ALLEGED CONFESSION DENIED.
Evidence OF Porters and Chamber
Maids Maxwell 8esstiY Drunk
alter the Murder Almost
aeighi Between the
Attorneys

81. Louis. May l3 -fhomt d, Mancsr aud
John Lyons parrrs go lhe southern hotel
testified to handling rreliers baggage and
% MaxWelis saying thar the mysterious
heavy truck containing the body lad some
good stuff 20 it," Manoer vas certain che
corpse found ia Maxweil'- room was that
90 Prelier. This point viii be- The main o0
siaele that the State expects 10 meet. feR
witnesses caring to swear positively 90 the
identity of the mass of puirid hesh DIS
covered in the heavily corded trunk
Wilhrm +. Warren. retired MANUFACTURED.
Of Worcester. Massachusetts. testified 20
Witnessing the first meeting 81 tile men. aud
90 MaxwelIs apparent poverty after landing
IA Boston. The prisoner told him he was a
physician and showed a case Of surgical
instruments during the voyage.
Maggie tudby and Kate Clark chamber
maids related the story OF the intimacy Of
the men. aud the heal waiter. AlhugtpR.
said that on sunday evening after the muir
der, Maxwell came 90 the taDle 30 drunk
that lac could not eat. lie land "a roll OF bills
OH the table. and asked ID u uau killed
another in this country If De- could gef on
for 5000. Abingdon also Identified freiler s
body.
Maxwell denied the authority Of his
alleged confession printed yesterday aud
was taken to task bv las lawyers. VINO were
very angry with him. Judge fauntlerav
said plainly that he washed his hands of
all responsibility for MaXWeils fate. but
would continue defending him just the
same. After the adjournment of the court
Assistant Circuit A Attorney Bishop told Col.
Martin of Maxwell's, counsel. that a certain
complaint made 10 the court by Col. Martin 5
partner was an unmanly whim. Col Mar
uu resente this and charged Mr. Bishop
with attempting 10 influence the jury IN tie
next room. 4 hot quarrel resulted and
Col. Martin intimaied that Judge Fanntie-
ray could mop up the ground with Mr..
b shop and would probably take an early
opportunity OF doing SD. Friends interiered
and stopped the quarrel IN time to prevent
blows
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
Maine Fishermen Full Of Fight.

PORTLAND, Ne, May l9.-The excitement
here over the seizure of the schooner Ella
NJ. Doughty i increasing as the feeling is
that the Government is strangely silent.
This morning the following was received
ENGLIsHrOwN. G.. b. May l9.
Sergc1uf Lord and >kiHinq.- Nothing more yet.
The Consul General will be here tomorrow morn
ing. W A. DOUGHTY.
O. B Whitney. secretary OF the Portland
Fishery Exchange called a meeting of the
exchange for clock this afternoon Let
ters have been received from all
along the coast saying that common cause
will be made with the Portland fishermen
and that a general union for defense now
will be arranged. said G. B. Whitten of
the firm of Lewis, Chase & Whitten. The
resolution in favor of arming our vessels
will be adopted at the meeting of the ex-
change this afternoon In the present tenn
per of the owners aud fishermen such a
resolution could not toe made too strong -
In an interview today with vessel owners
they went So far as 10 say that II the gov
eminent did not act in the matter the
fishermen would buy and furnish 10 cap
..-s,1s cannon ard small arms sufficient 10
supply every fishing vessel going from this
port
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
POWDERLY TALKS.
Interviewed ia Reference to the Coming
Election of General Master and the
Cleveland Conference

SCRANTON, Pa May IA reporter called on
General Master Workman powderly al his house
this evening Just as he had finished tne last of an
immense pile Of correspondence.
"Have you received any notice OF Martin hons
announcing himself as a candidate for Grand
Master Workman
NO. sir; / saw dispatch in the papers yesfeT-
day 90 that effect bat there j. no truth iu the
statement which is probably the work of some
reporter. BY such am announcement be would
virtually defeat hin self is against the rules
OF the organization.
when Is the Grand Master Workman 20 Doe
elected
"The convention viii NEE; in Richmond on the
first Monday in October
What Is the object Of the convention Al Cleve-
land on the 23tht
To perfect rules for the government of strikes
that are liable To occur m the future. 90 consider
the question of boycots and several other less inn
portaut matters that may Doe brought mp.
"Will the convention 40 Richmond De- large
one
Yes sir 10 viii Doe one Of the largest gatherings
of del gates ever held in this country
Mr Powderly viii leave Tor Cleveland Saturday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
CUT HIS THROAT.
4 Drummer Great "A Sensation at the Girls
wold House Ia DetrOit-The Re
suits of iSig spree

DrrRou Mich. May 19.-George C..
Stegman representing the commission
house of C. : egman * Co., OF New York
City was on a big spree for four days at
Lansing, and last night he was arrested at
the depot here while suffering from the
effects. but was released this morning.
About 9 o'clock he took room at the
ths GuswOld House, and soon after fright
tai janSling OF tue door bell aroused the
whole house and 10 was found that Steg
man had cut his own throat Medical at
tendance was called but did not arrive for
two hours after. and la the meantime Steg
man lay ON the bed bleeding like a stack
pig. lie was removed 20 Harper Hospital,
and Will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA
q stewart "a hita sna fADslls Ksiurne.i
traau tiae aufoFu4a izua koses
bs ife BsrFeI

Ar >IsNar. Waite in a. inler.leR siia
d Reporter fsr ihe IuH5sAA-HIGAiH last
evening sa.a
Ay se.i ani iamiy have iasi rciaraei
ffala q ear aua lse months FIslt iu tah.
t.fns j iaFe been lanlt once or tslae la
iae lu.trn hat She rssi oi tlt
fauilF remained HNsg oauiiAu
ausIF Nearly aI. of the uH4e Re have fe-
u4aluea n lae southern para of ths state
81 santa haraarl A beautiful toWu illaied
an the coast of lhe f4alc
w hat makes Santa Barbara So dts ~ e.
Flace io glsil
Well , lhink the atmosphere b the
secret oi the charm lae teu peraiurt aver
akes about slAlf nfc deen-es above zero a.
uouu daring iue winter fuuuths aua There b.
never ans SNOW las losesi 3 eesr sac gae
the thermometer drop last NlaIes being
fouY nTe degrees There arr however
occasional irusis ln llt summer ilmr fht
temperature aNeraEes shout seventy fte.
ou cau sleep tbe year around Wlth EoDr
ue,lroom Nluluas olta aud experience Do
harmful results.
Another attractive feature Is ihe lm-
menselK prolific grow pa ef flowers aud ft.-
etaoIes. Ne have had siiaa berries cnuu-
uousig tof the past scar ald one half sre
that we are just entering the season here 50
the pleasure of eating lhe fuH
~ll be permitted us Tor some
time vet blt tle Tose- grow s0
pieuufuly. that 90 oue l0 has never been
lu California the amount and SIZE of ihc
d0wers produced seem guile incredible
One man had husn al ole ume Upon
which he counted four hluSand Ia MarQue
roses. You can count tlein mote easily bs
the narre.ial than by cllapuung the mum
ber oi individual blossoms The fuse bushes
frequently resemble apple Trees J saw D.
lemon yeIoena tree out lhere ar large a.
thAt post i've inches n diameter and
know Of a gerauiUm a. large as a good sized
room. completely covered With beautiful
red blossoms
How does The flavor Of California fruit
compare with our Michigan varieties
The pears aud cherries out there
are FAR superior 20 any varieties
produced iu this state. IN the
richness Of favor but California apples are
inferior 10 those raised here in Michigan
Another feature Viii ,h renders santa
Barbara an attractive place is The excellent
sea bathing afforded The beach is VDr
nice and one can go bathing any day. Far
ther up The climate IS Not 50 eQuable At
san Francisco We need-' a IRE % our r1nuls
nearly every day and We were living ou the
sunny side of The building, TOO. u is nee
cessary 10 live on that side of tbe house ln
California After stating that a delightful
time had been enjoyed The interview ended.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
DOWN IN HONDURAS.
A Filibustering Expedition Fitting Out
The Fiery >Pauiards want To-
Fight Again.

PHLADELPHiA. May -. Information was re-
ceiycd on Saturday from the Government OF Hon
duras hy the resident consul in thi, cs That there
was every reason 90 believe that a secret fiihus-
teriug expedition was under way. Prompt orders
were given .o make sn immediate investigation
and 10 the facts warranted 10 60 cali upon the
United States authorities and command 90 Dee
seized an persons w ho might be- engaged ln hitiug
Out or aiding aud ahetuug tbe hitting out of such
au expedition iu violation Of International law.
Finally if was learned that there had been -eftf fI
attempts made recently hy three men. supposed
% be Spaniards to purchase vessel irom John
Dialoger the Camden ship -hui'der. Mt Foster
accompanied hy two special detectives of The
Honduras government visited Dio.agers yar1
and WIS told by the ship builder thar he had been
visited by three ioreiEners who were anxious io
hill a vessel AS tnVy said ior ffai.cr. u have
an rpu-huIed vessel here which offered fo setf
to these parties for $1,000 The name oi the YES
sci ls the Tobacco onsui Foster embodied "a
description Oi lhe vessel n his official eppu to fne
consul in Ncw York and yesterday received fIr
ther Information which may rg>BH iu au iurNr
taut seizure within "a taw rass.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
THE CHICAGO STRIKES.
All Gradually Dying Out-The Furniture
strike Practically Ended in Favor
of the Manufacturers.

CHICAGO MAY l9-The strike of the molders and
foundry men wa, form ally declared of today, and
the men advised 10 make the best terms possible
with their employers. The men say they could
have held out "a month longer If anything could
nave been gained by pr0iougiug the strike.
The furniture workers are breaking
ranks and their strike may be
considered over. A very feN OF the mauufactur-
er, who have urgent orders ON hand have accecd-
ed to the terms rf thc strikers.
The iun regards very generally resumed oper-
atiOn- today. Tie iumber>hovers have taken no
decided action bat large numbers reported for
duty this morning and manufacturers say they
are receiving m irc applications than they can
III. --L.r
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20
NOT INDICTED.
The Grand jury Refuses To Indict the
Deputy sheriffs Who Did the shoot
Ing at IT. Louis.

BEILEwlLE. H. May lo-The grand jury to-
day refused to iudci The East ST. Louis deputies
who did the shooting and killing on The oh o.
April. Ihi, fact was announced 10 the court az
ID o'clock and az Z o'clock the deputies were
turned out of ial escorted t0 the Louisville &
Nashville depot oy tTD deputy sheriiis. and bang
placed on a special train which had been pTovid-
20 ilr them leff the City for the east on fast
train The sctiou OF the grand jury has caused
mucn surprise as 10 was generally believed the
deputies wauld De- held for mauslaughter at
LEASE This has caused great indignation among
tho u..ra-ur -Ll.--
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-20

Last night warrants were issued on Col VI
J.. Clark. pres. .ient af ibe Louisville Jockey
Cluh. and zen of the thirty book oakers
who had beef making books az The races
The Orancpmen of London viil issue b
manifesto to the Orange lp5ecs of ihe world.
appealing for funds io opp1se h0mc-ruie hs
creating strong Protestant membership iU
Parliament from Hester
Cardinal Manning SAYS he favors preserr-
Ing the integrity of thc Empire and of ITS
Parliament He has ai~avs favored local
clfgoverument in Ireland AMI agrees with
the aim of the present Home Nuie hill buf
thinks that So need extensive revision.
" Wsldcck Rousseau ihs French delegate
appointed i0 inspect fhf Panaws canal. dp-
uies fhe company s. statement &c t0 fec
iies flr construction and tho time -e4uireI
for completing the wnrs and fhe cost The
Government has informed fhe company
that they must reIiIy io iae statements
Toe New Haven Reuva Yesterday after.
noon prints an inftrfieW with Walker
Blaine SOD q Jas g. Blaine when a-ked
if his father Was nrenarinf f0r filr fresfdar.
rial candidacy of l-s~ he sn3 Nai er-
actlv presidential contest vnh nhrh
mf father has nothing fo g. weaid 30 "a
+ sind of novelty wnui is nF' bHf T don't
suppose he thinks Of heuE a candidate
The bark Batavia uarh sailed fram
Havana f0r IhHadeipbis febaarr - has
been given ur for lost ~sf earrir3 p Cargo
Of sugar besides Capt Kelly. hIs wife and
her sister ard crew ~ erii men Ihr
three raasis-i schooner hNHe Bnrnbam
shlch sailed from Earienao nn Apps q fof
phH sdpIfhia vifh asrrs ~ raai sssrs nas
been svfn up ior lusi eifh ai ~ board
Two sons ~ Cant Anleade were murdered