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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
FoundintheLake.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15-ThIs morning the
bodies of woman and child were found
In the lake at the foot of Division street.
The woman was Of fair complexion, light
brown hair and face heavily pOck marked.
She was about IS years Of age. The child
is about six months old. The bodies had
not been in the water more than three OF
four hours. The woman was dressed In q
loose calico wrapper and and the child
had evidently been tied 70 her waist by 6
piece Of cloth. The bodies hsYe not been
identified
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A 6T. LOUIS embezzler, who fed to Can
ada, has been sentenced to imprisonment
by . Canadian court for taking stolen
money into that country. II this hard
hearted policy Is 70 become general in the
dominion It will compel our thieves, hood
leFs and embezzlers to make the long wa
ter journey TO Paris, which will be q great
hardship on them.
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 13-There is not
much change in the situation to-dsy but
strenuous efforts are being made to patch
up the houses in = rude WY 70 make them
water tight and allow residences TO be oc-
cupied and business to be resumed, Con-
siderable excitement has been caused by
the refusal of bFicklsyers 20 work for less
than five dollars per day. The objection
apparently IS not SO much to toe amount
asked for as to the character Of work done.
Many Of these are claiming the advance
as being insufficient.
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The returns from Maine are not OF .
very encouraging nature 70 either demo-
Gratis or their third party bushwhackinE
auxiliAries. II Is an on year aud yet the
republicans have swept everything before
them by large mNorities, having elected
everyone Of their congressm en-. Maine
has endorsed Blaine in . most emphatic
manner, and the third party movement has
cut but poor figure In the campaign thus
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CANADIANS talk in quite q belligeraht
style, stating that their government intend
20 enforce their rights in the fisheries
question, and that they have England to
back them. We guess England and Can
ada, too. will hnd they hAYe bitten of
more than they can chew if they tackle the
United States. as they have found to their
cost heretofore. II would be Ireland's OPP
portunity, and Erin's sonS would ask for
nothing better than q war between the two
countries But we guess Ii won't come to
that yet awhile.
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IT turns out that an Atchison clerk who
recently resigned" his position, was really
slapped on both jaws by the enrsged pro-
prielor. kicked at both ends, and thrown
out bodily .-Leavenworth Times.
The probabilities are that but q few
weeks before he was announced as having
accepted" . position with said proprie-
tog. We have seen several newspaper men
In this neck OF woods who have resigned"
under similar circumstances.
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FRKDRRI,K DOUGLAS: AZ cannot I'M
derstand for the life of me why any COL
ored man who remembers than ten, twelve
or fifteen years ago, when the questions OF
emancipation were up, the democratic
party wAA upon one side against our eman-
cipation and citizenship, with the republi-
can psrty in favor OF It, I can't see tor the
life Of me how any colored man could side
with the democratic party and against the
republican party.
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At st. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
Ho6g-Racefpfs, I,7J0; shipments. 200;
market active and strong: butchers and best
heavy, &490d6. Is; mixed packing. S4S004.sai
light, 4.l0Q4.2J.
CHfTLECKeceipt's 2.eoO; shipments, 800;
market quiet but steady shippers. 81 001iT3:
butchers, $3.2544. 90; Texans 81 .oOC03.65.
WHEAF-Market weak and KGX lower; No.
red cash, 75k; OCTOBER, 76; November, 7oA
asked.
36k6D31; October. 36& November, SIX.
i OATs-Market unchanged; No. mixed cash,
25d25k; October, 25H; November, 25S BID.
HYE-Unohsngsd.
PRovIsIoNs-stronR and higher.
WHIsKKY-Seeady, S1.10.
PoRK-Weak, $II.b0
EARD-Weak, $o.6eG6,7O-
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rsAskErs AZ TRADE 0EsEERs.
At Kansas City.

At Kansas City.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. IS.
HPThe Kansas City Live Stock Market
f. REPORTED especially for the EMPORIA DAILY
NEws, by FISH, KICK Il Co, Exchange
Building, Kansas City Stock Yards.
The Daily Indicator reports: WHKAT-Re-
ceipts, $4,000: shipments, lb,000; in store,
October. 68K bid; November, 81 bid; No. soft
cash, IS bid, GO asked.
in store 257 600; market higher; No. red cash.
sax; October, S3K; November, 3f1 bid; No.
white cash, 81 bid, "a y asked.
OATs-Market steady No. red cash, FAX
RYE-Nomfnal.
EGGs-Uncbanged.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
HAY-Unchanged.
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THE New York Democrats are speculA-
ting about the U. 3. ssnAtorship In that
state. They say that u the party secures
q majority In the legislature. Governor
Hill will succeed Warner Miller. That
"If" stands like a gigantic sentinel. who
will demand the countersiRn before ad-
hitting the governor to Q seat In the SEN
ate, and there 10 no certainty that he viii
be able to give IL.
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KANSAS STATE sOLDIER's REUNION

To the Brass Bands of the State OF Kansas
EMPoRIA, Kan, Sept. IA, 18S6.-You
are invited and earnestly requested to
take part In . band tournament which
will take place during the Kansas State
Soldiers' reunion, 20 be held at Emporia
October 5-S inclusive.
The entries shall be In four classes, no
band being allowed to enter in more
than one class. The prizes to be awarded
will be IS follows:
Best band In first class, $500.
Best band In second class, S125.
Best band in third class, s75.
Best band in fourth class, $50.
The entries will be open for all brass
bands In the state (Enporia barred.) and
the prizes viii be awarded upon the fol-
lowing points Of marking:
First, tune; second, time; third, tone;
fourth, harmony; fifth, expression ;
sixth, execution; seventh, solo; eighth,
attack ninth, finale.
Each band to be marked ON the sew
eral points by scale of 10, making the
highest possible score ninety.
All applications for entry Tor the
tournament must be made to the secreta-
~ OF tbs committee for brass bands not
later than FIVE days before the contest, and
must report by their leader or manager
At band headquarters on the reunion
grounds not later than O'Clock q. m.
October 6. Contest to take place octo-
beF7.
Competent and disinterested judges
viii be selected for the occasion.
Two bands must enter and compete in
all classes. Bands intending 70 be pre-
sent please notify the secretary at Al
early date, so that quarters may be a..
signed them. q
Any additional information may b
obtained by addressing the secretary Of
any member Of the committee.
j. II. STEELE, Chairman.
J. O. PENNY, Secretary.
L. 8. PAGE.
| J. A. YOUNG.
/ @. 81. HTBBEN.
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PORTLAND. Ne, Sept 14.-Returns from
all bur three towns in Cumberland county
show the entire republican ticket is elect
ed. The returns so far received show
that the state senate will be composed OF
twenty six republicans and Eve democrats.
The last senate was entirely republican.
The house Of representatives Of 1885 was
composed Of rs republicans. "a democrats
and 2 grecnbackers. The republicans
have gained twelve sud lost two and four
more are in doubt. If the doubtful onea
are al democratic. the republicans will
have gain of six over last year.
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TIE Republican this morning has an
editorial headed Another Dog Disease"
and, judging by the length Of the article,
the editor lie In A-state OF trepidstion. He
should take consolation in the fact that
the disease IL confined principally TO Ire
land, and may never reach this section.
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PARrY pLArmoRMs
YoE TIE HONE. RoR THE SALOON.
From the Republican, From he Democratic
Rlatform.l Platform.

FOB fHB HOME. FOB THE sALooN.
From the Republican, From he Democratic
klAtform.l Platform.
The people OF Kansas That We are in ac-
have adopted prohIbI-I cord with national
ton. and hay democracy IN opposi-
deliberately decided ition TO all sumptnary
that the saloon, with legislation. eth e =
Its cOrrurt and de- state or national; that
moraliZing influences We are opposed to the
and associations sipriHciples OF conatItu-
MUST co. and we are nltionAi prohibition. and
favor of carrying into demand . re-submis-
effect this verdict of the sion of the prohibition
DeODle. by the Amendment in this
election OF ofneers who state to a vote or eiec-
wall 50 faithfully n-Itors, . and in
force Il to render itlstead Of constitutional
Impossible to sell ink statutory prohibit
tOxicatinK liquors In theition we favor q we'll
states except Tor puT-l regulated license
posee specified in thu tenn.
prohibition amendment
TO the constitution.
We ask all dissatisfied pFohibitionists
70 carefully consider the above platforms
and decide which they would prefer to
be successful. Remember that while you
are voting the principle of prohibition
In Q third party, without any hopes OF
SUCCESS, you run the risk o. throwing the
power into the hands of the party which
openly declares in favor Of saloons.
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Land Grnnt nonds.

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-The Union
Pacific railroad company, through Trustee
Ames, advertises for proposals for sale TO
him Of land grant bonds of the value Of
O., 1e4, 600. which he is authorized 20 sp-
ply TO such purchase. The proposals viii
be opened on the Goth inst.
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II the democrats love the coIoFed peo-
pie e well as they profess. why il IL that
IN strongly democratic states they do not
put colored men on their tlckstf In Ma
sour. for InstAncs. There Il only one
anaNar: HTheY donf hAYa tor
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AS A good healthiul location EmporiA
stands second to no place in the west
Out Of six cities In the United States said
70 be the healihiest in the country, she
ranks third. All persons desiring to To-
cate in the west for the purpose Of i'm
proving their health should note this
poInt, -EmporiA Democrat.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 13-A special from
Akron, Ohio. says that people living in
the coal mining regions embracing four
towns and large range OF country were
awakened at 4 o'clock Sunday morning by
low rumbiing sounds accompanied by
shocks of earthquake so distinct that
houses were terribly shaken and articles
on the mantles were thrown TO the floor. A
few years ago the earth settled several feet
without apparent cause In this region and
the people are badly frightened, fearing
they will be swallowed up.
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THE Clay Center Dispatch came out In
deep mourning under the management Of
Tell W. Walton, . brother OF the late
Writ Walton. Some few further particu-
lars OF the death OF the latter are given.
It Is said that he arranged all his business
affairs previous TO his death, having made
will with carefully drawn schedule of
his property.
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THE Lewiston Journal tells of a pretty
girl at Bar Harbor whose dress at q
recent hop attracted much attention, and
well 1t might. One-half OF the waist was
high. with long, fitting sleeve and high
military collar. Tho other half, begin
ming at exactly the middle of the bosom
and back, was remarkly low, and the only
sIgn Of slecve was . narrow shoulder strap
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Francis MURPHY sSyst "The political
third party men have not got 9 man to
sign the pledge" St. John and his BUSH
Whackers are not in that line OF business.
Murphy is q temperance man. st. John
IL democratic bushwhacker for $50 .
night. That's the difference.
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VINO says prohibition does mot prohibit
In Kansas when the sheriff OF Douglas
county has spilled upon the ground
thirty six hundred bottles Of beer, seized
In violation Of the prohIbitory lGWH
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The White House is being decorated
very Handsomely with the savings from the
vetoed pension bills. It would be Appro-
PIRATE 70 Adorn the walls with battle scenes
from the late war, to remind the chief ex-
ecutive Of the heroism and hardships OF
those who preserved country for him TO
prs>ida over.
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WE are in receipt Of the programme
the dedication Of the Southern Kansas
Academy at Eureka, Kansas, to-day. The
exercises will be presided over by Hon.
d. w. Finney Of NeOsho Falls. Rev. r.
T. Ingalls OF this city, and Rev. Richard
COrdley will take part In the ceremonies.
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every person to whom any great res
possibility is entrusted should be an hon.
est man." Is an axiom, which everyone
win admit. The editor OF . newspaper
holds position of great responsibility,
and when person known to be dishonest
assumes to be an editor the probabilities
are that his sin will find him out sooner OF
later
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Conaumfng Ever1rhinz.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept 1.-THE mayor
OF Brooklyn. Iowa, has wired here for S.
sistanee. he says the entire business pOf-
ton OF the town is burning up and the fire
has consumed everything from the ele-
vstor 70 the Downing hotel, including the
postofice and IL sweeping westward.
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q Huge PetItIon.

NEW YoRK. Sept. 1.-THE Women's
National Temperance union have drawn
up petition TO congress urging that In
view Of the Alarming increase Of assaults
upon women and young girls, the legal
sge Of consent be raised IS proposed in the
bill now before the senate, 20 eighteen
years old. The legal age of consent IN
Delaware Is seven years There are two
hundred thousand women representing
every state and territory in the country
now enrolled in the union. Il is not yet
decided whether the petition will be pre-
senied all sc one time or Whelher Il viii be
sent in by each state and territory sepa-
Fately. but il will be presented early in
the coming session of congress.
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Goula-K,nraon.

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Miss Edith
Kingdom, an actress of Days company
who arrived with her mother on the steam
81 Servia from Liverpool Monday, was mar
Fied at dusk yesterday to George ]. Gould
the eldest son of the one hundred million
aire. DR.. Washington Choate of the
Presbyterian church, Irvington, read the
marriage service. Jay Gould and Mrs.
Gould, Georges two brothers. Edward
and Howard, and two sis
tiers and Mrs. Kingdom, the
brides mother were the only persons pres
est at the ceremony. The wedding was ct
the country home OF the groom's father, In
the parlors of the palace ct Irvington-on
the Hudson. A simple little lunch was
spread and the bride and her mother sat
down 70 q half hours chat over the past,
with the groom's family, and jay Gould,
who had been prompt 70 kiss her the IN
slant the preachers ceremony was over,
toasted her health and happiness and
all prosperity with the husband of her
choice. George Gould's parents never in
terposed opposition, 30 AYERS . fEiend of
the family, who should know.
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Shin RuiIdera VVaIkout.

BATH, Maine, Sept. 13-Workmen in
the New England Ship Building Com
pany's yards went out on q strike this
morning on account of cut in the wages.
The men, 1850 in number, are out by or
der of the Knights of Labor. Superinten-
dent HYDE saws the company will stand by
the determination to make q cut in the
I'D
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CHICAGO. Ill, Sept LIB. Sunneld &
Co., grocers, have had to answer 20 Q
charge OF selling spurious butter for the
genuine article before Justice Hawkins on
yesterday. The justice fined the firm
ifty dollars.
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SPRNGFLELD, Mass, Sept. 14.-An ex-
plosion occurred in the mixing building Of
the Zylonite works at Adams about II 30
last evening by which the building was
demolished and Ambrose G. jerks and
Charles F. Kimbal1, night workmen, were
killed. jerks was 60 years OF age and
leaves q widow and daughter and Klmbal
leaves a widow and seven children.
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VOL. BONO. So
na.sr,ed Town.

CHARLESTON. Sept. 14.-The news from
Summerville LAST night was not so favora-
BILE as the day before. a shock occurred
at 8 $50 yesterday morning sufficient to
shake the buildings considerably, and one
occurred at o'clock which oVerthreW
small brick building connected with q
saw mill. This Is the first building over
thrown since the memorable night OF Au-
gust 31st. Fortunately no one was In
iured. There are now comparatively few
persons remaining in Summervllle and 1t
is said not more than twenty white faml-
lies are in the whole town.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE rumored
loss Of the steamer, Oracle Barker, was
found 70 be false through dispatches re-
ceived late last evening, stating that She
bad run fato Petosky, where she was
awaiting the snbsidence Of the storm.
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ST.. Louis, Sept. 15.-Mrs John T
Heard. wife OF the present congressman
from the sixth congressional district OF
this state, died at Boonville, Mo-. yester-
day, after severe illness Of several weeks
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At Chicago

CHICAGO, Sept is.
Hc6s-Reoeipts, 1000: shipments none:
market active and 59io lower light s4.ooS
xoo: rough packing, A.lE0 456. mixed and
heavy packing and shipping, 81. G005.e5.
CAffLB-Reeelpts. 700: shipments. none;
market steady beeves, Ss-SoG3.zoi butchers'
81 $4,000.
WHEAF-Market lower; No. red cash. 75;
October, 76k; Hay, S5K.
CcRH-AaTket weak NO. red cAsn ook .
oIfSIHsTEet easy; No : red cash, 3sX;
October. asK; May, 81 Ills.
RYBEUnchanged.
RARLRY-Unchanged.
ELAx SRED-Unchanged.
TTMoFHY-Uuchanged.
WEnKBK-SI1S.
RORK-Reak and lower; cash, SI0-S1k.
LAHD-LoWeT; cash, fT.E.
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A Schooner Goes Down.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13--The signal corps
station at Nantucket reports to the chief
signal officers that large unknown three
mast schooner has sunk in the vicinity OF
Sandy Point The sails are hanging loose
overheard. No particulars can be learned.
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med e TDHo1d FaTar.

SEDALIA, No., Sept. 1.-THE wife Of
Hon. John I. Herd, member Of congress
from the Sixth district, died ct Boon
vile, No., to-day, Of typhoid fever.
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scaANroS. Pa. Sept IA serious
caTe-in occurred At MaEVige shaft this
morning. One man was taken out desd
aud six men sFe entombed Al ye Rescu-
ing parties are a. work
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WASHINGTON Sept. ia call for IF
teen million 3 per cent bonds win prob
ably be issued from the treasury this af-
sefnoon.
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rhe NlcAla PIat. sult

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1.-THE trial Of
the great three-cornered NIckle Plase
foreclosure suit was begun In the CON-
mon pleas court here to-day. Millions
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ESTABLISHED IN 1857.

THE law says q contract made with q
person IN state Of lntoxlcat:On does not
hold. II also says that q contract made
with lunAtic is void.
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BUeoLARs should take warning. Two
Of the fraternity were caught in the act ct
Kansas City, and one Of them promptly
shot In the had. Both were arrested.
norrae1
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WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 13.-The
strike In the Wilmington morocco works
which began in March last has been
practically ended and the men will resume
Nznrk
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SAN Francisco papers are I'D vertisiDg
. rat and squirrel poison said TO have the
excellent qualities Of killing the animal.
drying mp It's insides, and tanning the
akin.
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cnAn9es please copy


NEW YORK, Sept 14.-At . meeting Of
the coal managers here to-day, it was
decided to advance chestnut fifteen cents
and al other sizes tan cents ton.
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OuR Reading correspondent to-day has
. tsw remarks regarding ofice-hunting
politicians, The gentlemen whom the
shoe dts may put It on and wear it.
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N. BIRDsALL. P. n.


SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. 1.-THE fol-
lowing ara the winners to-day: TelIie
Doe, Psekskil Editor. KingfGx, Ernest
and Mona.
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IsHPEMINa, Mich, Sept. 13.-The first
snow of the season fell here yesterday but
has all melted of.
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Wanted-Good, fresh, sweet butter at
Tressler 8 Lowry's.
Machine lubricating oil at Bonds.
No matter what others may say we
have struck bottom on flour at Tressler s.
LOwry's.
G. 81. Bigelow is prepared to handle all
kinds of grain for which he will pay high
est market prices.
Fresh roasted coffees and peanuts at
Henning's. Hot from the rooster.
All summer goods must be sold regard
less of cost to make room for our large
stock of fall goods at Tressler and Lowry's.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters uncalled for and remaining In
the postoniee st Emporia, Kansas, for the week
ending Sept. Is. 1886. Please give the date Of
advertisement when called for:
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SEPT. 1S.-The Americas base ball boys
were in luck Saturday Is usual. The first
nine went 70 Council Grove and defeated
their nine at that place in . score Of 10 to
II, the game being called At the end of
the seventh inning on account of rain.
while the second nine stAid at home and
done up the Allen creek boys.
jacob Layton is shipping a train load
of cattle from this point this morning.
Cattle went rather low at the sale of
James Crock Saturday. Cows ranging in
price from $14 to $50.
School house matters have not changed
seriously" since our last report.
Three persons were taken into fall men,
bership at the II. e. church yesterday.
Five trains were run over the Missouri
Pacific railroad at this point within a
space of two hours.