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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-14

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-An afternoon paper
says that N. ii. Neeld. partner In the
well known packing house of j. G. Fergu
son 8 Co., who IL In Canada, has issued
bogus warehouse receipts aggregating
100000, He has practically burst his
firm, ard lett for Canada night before last
Neeld was 3 hne-looking man about 46
years old, and was the managing partner
10 the firm of ]. G Ferguson & Co. which
vas very old aad rIch one. He came
originally from Indianapolis and has
been 3 big Speculation on the board and 10
stocks, snd has been wrong for G long time.
No particulars sFe ct all obtatnable con-
corning the failure. Ferguson is locked
Ia his private Office AID refuses TO
make any statement whatever until
after he has had an opportunity to as
certain exactly the extent Of disaster that
has oVeTtaken the firm. Il is stated that
Neeld issued q number Of fraudulent ware
house receipts. and that Chicago and New
York banks loaned money on them 10 the
extent above stated Neeld was one Of
the directors Of the Chicago board OF
trade.
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THE following from the Topeka Capital
may be Of interest to our readers, as show
log how outsiders regard the Emporia re-
union and the manner in which we have
cOndu cted It:
The citizens OF Emporia are deserving
OF much praise for the whole souled way
IN which they have set about to make the
reunion q success. There is not another
city in the state which would make greater
efforts TO take care of its thousands OF
guests than Emporia. The supply of
water on the grounds is excellent and I'M
failing. There are three large wells, be-
sides hydrants scattered all over the
grounds. Eleven troughs of ice water are
provided for general use.
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Rev Haddoek5s Murderer


On CA0o, Oct. 9.-H. B. Leavitf, ex-
manager Of the Standard theatre of Sioux
City. lows. charged with completely in the
assassination of Rev. George q. Haddock.
a well known Iowa prohibition champion.
delivered himself up TO the authorities
yesterday and few hours later left bere
for the scene of the sensational cTipe. At
torney d. w. Wood of Sioux City has been
IN this city tor . week following up clues
and on Monday Agent Adsms telegrsphed
TO Lesvit,, who was In Mobile. Alabama,
urging him to come here. He at once
&C mplied and surrendered 70 MF. Wood.
1t is not claimed o: believed that LeaYiIt
rs the murderer, but Mr.. Wood Is satisfied
that he knows all about the plot
20 commit the murder and that be
can tell who were in the conspiracy.
Sioux CITY. Oct. 9.-ImpOrtant devel-
opments have been made in the Hsddock
assassination case. Leavitt makes
sworn confession In which he charges that
John Orensdorf, foreman of the Franz
Brewery company, shot Mr.. Haddock.
Leavitt says that while on the street on the
night of August he met Greensboro.
Aunchrath, Treiber, Plath, Henry Sher.
man and Lang, and they told him that
two Dutchmen had been employed 70
thrash Mr.. Haddock and Teemer for pitch.
ing into their business. ia
ter on" says Leavits in has
'We saw Haddoek
coming across Water street from the Co
lunbia house, no une said word but Jno.
Orensdorf started towards him. He came
up Ia front Of Haddock ana locked him IN
the face and threw up his hand II from of
Haddock's face. NJ. Haddock pulled
something from his pocket and struck
OreDsdorf. / then saw OTensdoFf draw
bis gun and saw him shoot Hsddock.
saw nothing more OF OrensdoEf. Ore1sdoFf
was arrested Yesterday IN Davenport
&. P. meeting. Paul Leader and GsorRe
LANCE were also arrested and admitted 70
Dsii. Warrants are out for other parties
Implicated IN the conspiracy and IL is said
Leavitt has assurances that by turning
tste's evidence he will eYade punIshmeBt.
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coffee and prepared the evening meal
after which the crowds began to gather on
the streets of the city Commercial street,
from Seventh 70 FIRST svenus, was literal
" packed with people. men, women and
children, who came TO see the
FLANBEAU PARADE,
which took place at 2 80. About one hun
dred young men. under the command of
Captain Young. appeared on Commercial
street and marched to the corner Of Sixth,
where they performedsome fine evolutions.
The torches they carried and the fire
works that were used formed cloud of
flames over their heads. and with the
many colored balls of fire from the Ro-
man candles made the scene one Of great
beauty. The changing tints of light
that fell on the faces of The vast throng
showed varie'y OF expression that was
interesting to study. Captain Young and
Drill Master Page had the boys well Or
ganized, and their maneuvers were fine.
Cheer after cheer Numbered up from the
assembled multitude. For about an hour
these evoIutions continued, aad then the
erowdsbroke eff In parties and promenaded
the streets, taking In the Nominations,
the arch of welcome and having general
1 good time. About 1890 O'Clock a party
made up OF representatives OF five com.
psnIes of the Kansas national guard and
the First battery, commanded by W. A
Best, commIsssIy sergeant Third regi-
ment, Corporol Garland, of company E
Third regiment, and Sergeant KIrkley
section B, First battery, and headed by the
Junction City drum corps.
sERENADED THE DAILY NEWS
with some fine selections of martial mu
ed, addressing the boys with q few words
of fraternaI fee ling. thanking them for thu
compliment paid the News. Three cheers
repeated and tiger for the 'best paper II
the city" was then gwen by the boys
They also serensded the Republican anC
called for Gov. Eskridge, who was not a
the Office The mayor and Gov. Martin
were also serenaded. The governor made
them a neat little speech and was cheereC
heartily by the boys. By IL O'Clock thu
camp was comparatively quiet and by
every body but the sentrIes were asleep
at an early hour in the morning report
began to come in from the ouiposts o
rebel troops in the vicinity and
THE PICKET LINE
was strepgthened and a more vigilan
guard maintained. However, nothing
further was heard during the early part o
the day.
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JOHN .WANAMAKER, the Philadelphia
merchant who has just returned from Eu-
rope, says that q study of the new system
of railroad operations In Germany, where
the roads are under government admins.
ration, conVinces him that the service of
private corporations is far preferable.
There If a traveller complains he at once
sets himself against the government. The
trains neither start on time nor come in
on time, and with few exceptions the ex
press trains are as slow as the way trains
on American roads
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OWING to the inconvenience of getting
out supplemental sheet and to the fact
that the newsboys have taken advantage
of the double sheet issued by the NEWS
yesterday, We have decided to enlarge to
nine column folio instead. By this
means we hope to please our readers, ad-
Vertisers and the public generally. AS on
yesterday and the day previous, the NEWS
will distribute free a large number OF
copies on the camp grounds for the bene-
1T of the bows.
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Mfchfran SOLDIER

Michigan Soldiers
Registered up to 10 O'Clock, October z:
WR Clark, Co D, list Michigan light ar.
t,llery.
B 9 Kinney, Co h. list Michigan high,
artillery.
jas Mckee, battery E.
jas Briggs. 9TH Co light artillery.
q b BARNET, 20 G, Let Michigan en-
E NJ Lockwood, Co D. 1st Michigan
cavalry.
b o Wilcox, Co a, 1st Michigan cav
airy.
4 B Fowler. Co +. I'd Michigan cavalry
A W Hale, Co A.
A g Foster, Co L, "
@ Heath, COD, f"
G W Roberts. Co E. Sd Michigan cav
airy.
Jas n Surrey. Co A, Sd Michigan cav
airy.
John a Bouten, Co D, 4.h Michigan
cavalry.
Albert Reals, Co E, Alb Michigan cav
8 L Scstes. Co A, 9Th Michigan cavalry
Election Thayer, Co K, 6ih Michigan
E " starbpsk. Co a. 9th Michigan,
cavalry.
Gliding Wing. Co c, 6,h Michigan,
DIV Dunnett, first lieutenant, Co Il
Edwin Ellis, Co b, 9Th Michigan cav
Geo D Swift, Co NJ, 9Th Michigan cav.
F g Belts, Co A, 10Th Michigan cav
d M Crouleite, 20 a, 10th Michigan
81 . McCarty, Co F. 10Th Michigan
VIM j Barte', 20 1. 18th Michigan cav
j q Jamison, Co q. 11th Michigan cav
airy.
40 Wilcox, Co +. LIST Michigan in
s Dickinson, Co K. snd Michigan in.
fentrY.
B + Cole, Co D, Bird Michigan infan
VIM A RulisoD, Co I, Bird Michigan in
D b Gibbs. Co H, 9Th Michigan in
faDtry.
PD Montgomery, Co H, 9th Michigan
&C Chapman, 90 B, 7th Michigan in
OF Porter, Go 1, 7th Michigan infantry
8 A Benedict, 90 G, 11th Michigan
infantry.
John Bennett, Co 81, 18th Michigan In
fantry.
A q Currier, Co G. 18th Michigan
| infantry.
8 P Davidson, Co 1, 18th Michigan In
E snisea, Co G, 18th Michigan rnfan'
John Russey, Co A. 18th Michigan IN
/ fantry.
John M WILDER, Co c. 18th Michigan
DJ Written, Co F, 18th Michigan in
Henry Newton, Co I, 18th Michigan In
E Il Porter. Co B, 18th Michigan in
LIE Perry, Co B, 18th Michigan fnfan.
" G Collins. Co D. 18th Michigan in.
A E Jaqulth, lieutenant colonel 15tl
n Tibbais, Co. h, 18th Michigan In
VIM HAines, Co E, 10th Michigan in
@ F Thomas, Co D, 10Th Michigan
infantry.
b G Smith, Cos & and F, ooh Mich
Vielp, Go K, oath Michigan infantry
III Harris, 20 z, 25th Michigan intan
Jos G Bennett, Co I, 9th Michigan in
a strekle, Co E. 12th infsn'ry.
E. F. Award. Co q. 18th infantry.
D. D. Perry, Co A, 18th infantry.
". Richardson, Co A, 7th cavalry.
]. Livermore, Co 81, Merrill's Horse.
E. D. Plumb, Co g. light artillery.
VIM. Garner, Co FL, light artillery.
Uhas. NJ Dursnd, Co e, light artillery
Joseph Common 20 B, Is Infantry.
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le opposing party.

Nor gambling device was to be seen
at any time on the grounds of Camp Fair
child. Our exchanges should make a
note OF this, as some of them have con.
tanned insinuations to the contrary. They
should also note the fact that it has been
the largest and most successfully con-
Quoted affair of the kind that has ever
taken place in the state, although our first
effort. We will do even better next time
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-14

GEN. BEAVER, IN his PittsburG speech.
reminded the working classes that the re-
publican party has always been their
friend, and proved it by steadily adhering
o the principle Of protection to American
labor. The workingmen know this, and
THAT is what makes Pennsylvania repub
lean state.
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Aesave. Pushlnx and Reliable.

B. Weldon can always be relied upon to
carry IN stock the purest and best goods,
sad sustain the rsputstiOn OF being active.
pushing and reliable. By recommending
articles with well established merit a1d
suca - are popular. Hsving the agency
fog the celebrated DR.. Kings New Dis
ccysEy for consumption, colds aad coughs,
viii sell It on 8 positive guarantee Il VIII
surely cure any and every affection Of
throat, lungs, or chest. and in order to
prove or clatfa, " ask you TO cali and
e ! 1fiaf Bottle Fres.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-14

The Indiana towns of Washington and
Vincennea are at loggerheads, and q boy
colt Is the result. At q recent meeting In
Washington here clergymen, editors, mer-
chants, farmers, lawyers and citizens gen.
orally solemnly agreed not to buy any
thing Of VIncennes or Of her citizens
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EMPoRIA may well feel proud 81 her
reception to the old soldiers, as they are
seeming unanimously Of the opinion that
she has spread herself for their entertain
ment- Many were heard yesterday to say
that 1t was the best reunion eyer held IN the
state. Large additions to the crowd ar
rived last night and to-day, and there lie no
telling how big the attendance will be on
Friday
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Muster Of Posts.

B. F. Lsrned post, No. 8, under COM
mAnd of Geo. Sells.
J. A. Garfield post No. 296, W. D.
Ward, post commander.
junction City post, No. 1872; ffty peo-
pie, including the drum corps OF thir-
teen boys and the w. r. @, r. Vogel
commanding the post.
VIM Casssll post, No. 347; from Skid
dy. to the number Of twenty i've COM
rades.
Fisher post, Of White City; twenty-five
comrades.
WadsWorth pos,, of Council Grove.
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IT isn't very encouraging to the youth
Of the land TO lay any great stress on the
fact that HartfOrd's late defaulter never
drank liquor. never smoked, and abjured
all the other little vices. It IL furnishing
altogether too much ammunition for the
hoats of 9afan
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BAND CONTEXT,
which TOOK place at one O'Clock.
Arrival of Gen. FairchIId.

Gen. Fairchild arrived about 3 o'clock
by the Missouri Pacific, and was met at
the depot by Gov. Martin and delegation
of the G.. A. r.. the state officers of the
w. r. c., the mayor of Emporia and the
city council, who escorted him to the cor
ner of Commercial street and Sixth avenue,
where he was received By a detail Of z.
N. G.. composed Of squads from the differ
eat organizations attending the reunion,
who then Joined the procession, ali pass
ing down Commercial street TO the camp
grounds, where the rest of the ceremonies
of welcome to the commander in-chief
took place according to programme.
Ohio soldiers crowded their tent all
day anxiously awaiting to recognize or
be recognized by some old cOmrsde and
many were the happy greetings by those
who have not met for the last twenty
one years. In repeating old time stories
and incidents, their hearts overlooked
with happiness till some used the kerr
chief TO save the precious flow Of hsppi-
ness from their moistened eyes. At 2
p. M, they formed in line 800 strong,
marched to the grove headed by drum
corps and there formed in a hollow
square, and as each regiment was called
to the center there then was many q
heart made glad. to renew and recognize
old faces, and many were the good old
solid hand shake, such as none other
than an old soldier can give. After the
short greetings they were dismissed to
assemble at headquarters to-day at IL
O'Clock for the purpose of perfecting q
state organic alton Of Ohio soldiers.
r. s. DOMM,
Register OF Ohio soldiers.
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IT is said that the solid south contem-
plates another move on the treasury: An
attempts shortly to be made 10 have TIE
$60.OO0,OO cotton tax paid in during the
war refunded. The supreme court de-
clared the tax unconstitutional and it
ceased to be collected. The southern
planters it seems lAbored under the delu-
SION that they paid the tax, whereas 1t was
paid by the consumer Of southern Roods
Commonwealth
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A FEW years ago great many of the
older settlers will remember that Mr.. st
John was in our city and made a speech
In the old Eagle hall, and among the many
declarations made upon that OCCASION was
"May my tongue cleaYe to the roof of my
mouth and may my right hand forget its
cunning should ever be 80 ungratetul as
TO turn my back upon the republican party,
the grand old party that rescued our
country from he hands of the bloody as
sassin l"-[ Wichita Eagle.
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MINNESOTA has something of the same
experience that impaired peculiar inter
est TO the political Taylor brothers. cam
paign in Tennessee, the son In law of the
candidate for secretary Of state on the one
ticket having been nominated for the same
Office by the opposing party.
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A CLERK in q mems furnishing store
says that the man who buttons the left tsid
Of his collar first mEkes mistake, for he
uses his right hand for that and then uses
his left for the more difficult task Of but
toning the other side. He should reverse
the nrnceaa
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LIZ Branscombe had sWIndled hi
mother-in- law 1t would have been DIFF
ferent. He would have received the SYM
patty Of everybody, and the funny
paragraphs all over the country would
have idoIized him.
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AssOCrArroN mERrENGa.
TweInh kansas.

Il
4. j Sherman, Q. H., Paola.
COMPANY h
L @ Adams, LaRned.
Lewis Root, Fort Scott.
Harding, Burlington.
B Vsughan. Blue Mound.
L Gilges. Williamsburgh-
Frank Oasley, LawTence.
Lewis House, Willow Springs.
L 8 PeaEse, Lawrence.
VIM Owens Richland.
COMPANY c.
II D Beck, FOuatain.
Conrad Boir, Fountain.
] 7 Haughey, Paola.
w o Hubbell, Garden City.
Q w Watkins, WellsVille.
] A Chambers, Eureka.
Geo Chambers. Ottawa.
w Q Summers. Rockville.
COMPANY D.
81 A McKeT, Madison.
g T Keath. Elk Falls.
VIM E Kibber, Princeton.
VIM BeWieY, Clay Center.
Dilburn White, Clay Center.
X II Heshland, PaolA
VIM L Service, Ottawa.
COMPANY \.
Newton HinshaW. Hesper,
] n Steele, EmporIs.
d N Cable, AssaFi0.
P Carrie. Chanute.
COMPANY F.
James Jacobs, Slrawn.
r Martindale, Center.
w E HerdIn. Hartford.
4 J Osborne, Ottumwa.
d N Hoover, st
Alfred Pomery, 6every.
Chas COchrsne, MelVeFn.
P Martindale, Burlington.
COMPANY G.
W o Wickersham, Fall River.
COMPANY H.
William Pellet, Olathe,
CIV Hallenbeck,
COMPANY I.
Chas Tranders, Paols.
G w Grones, Gardner.
II Hodges, Lane.
COMPANY K.
Peter Misery, ConcordiA.
w B CLARK, Blue Mound.
81 L B Cooke, Blue Mound.
At roll call Of this regiment at 9 p. m
forty-three men answered. The follow.
ing officers were elected:
Peter J. Misery, Concordia, president.
j. T. Haughey, Paola, secretary.
The secretary wishes each member Of
the Twelfth to send his name and address
to the secretary to be placed on the regi-
mental roster.
There will be q meeting of the New
England association of old soldiers ant
sailors at 10 q. m. to-day At their head
quarters on the camp ground. By ordeI
of the members of the society.
The Kentucky association held q meet
Ing yesterday and elected the follow
Ing officers:
T. q. Seward, president:
d. II. McGhee, vice president.
Maj. w. B. Shockley, secretary.
The Wisconsin association held (
meeting in the Congregational church las
Wednesday night, organized and elected
the following officers:
81. W. Pond, Fl. Scott, president.
II. G Hardly, Wichita. vice president
Q. d. Nichols, Columbus, treasure ant
secretary.
Ike 3. Eden, Burton, assistant sec
rotary, ITO members enrolled. They wer,
selected to act as escorts for Gen. Fair
child.
The West Virginia soldiers effected Al
organization and elected the following
officers:
Capt, D. 8. Wolf, Grenola.
Lient. Jessie May, treasurer and secre
tary. Orumwa, Kas.
Forty men.
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AS will be seen by our kilograms, an
other big strike is IN progress In Chicago.
This time it is the employees of the packing
houses, and the trouble Is about the at
tempt to return to the old ten hour rule by
the emploYers.
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Our visitors were unstinted in praise
OF what they pleased to call the excellent
manner in which the NEWS handled their
report of the reunion.
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RUMoR has it that in the sham battle
the militia viii be massed in opposition
to the old "Vets." Better not do it, as the
old boys are too stiff to run. Besides, they
never drilled much in the retreat, and
unless they are allowed to win there
might be trouble. AS our militia boys
are just the same old stock that composed
the grand old army tor the union, and are
now at about the same age we were when
we did our best ticks for Uncle Sam, there
Is probability that-well, we give it up.
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THE papers of the state seem to be fa-
vorably impressed with the Emporia idea
of declaring street lodges for advertising
purposes a nuisance, judging by the COM
ments made thereon.
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D. 4. Frost, company Z. Council
Grove Kas.
Il. Il. Minkler. company F, Garnet.
Kas.
J. HuntOOn, captain company R,JdnO-
tIon City. Kas.
n. z. Horton. company a, Topeka,
Kas.
VIM. Y. Drew, lieutenant, company l,
Burlingame, Kas.
W. ". DennisOD, company I, Eureka,
KAs.
u.s.. OCffman, company N.
Asher Childerr, company O, EnpOria,
Kas.
I'D. Childers, company G, EmporiA
Kas.
James Hammn, company c. EmpOria
Kas.
VIM. RawsOp, company c. EmpOriA
KAs.
F. G. sOute, company G. Bitter. Kas.
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WE are in receipt Of many thanks from
the boys for the free distribution of the
paper each evening at Camp FairchIId.
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lIth Kansas.

Inc following Ii D usI OF b10 OIO IlLl
Kansas, now in attendance upon the
soldiers state reunion, as furnished BY
F. w. Hirth, Of this city:
P B Plumb, 1t. Colonel, EmpOFia.
co. A.
Chas Decker, OskalOOsa, Kas.
G 81 Pierce, Salmon, Kas.
Joe Maxwell, Usage City, Has.
LIT Heritage, Capt, EmpOri9.
W Philips, Lieut.. EmpOEiA.
g w Quimby, Paola, KGs.
B T Parker, EmpOIi8.
FW Hirtb, EmpOris.
E Weaver, EmpOri0.
A A HickOx. EmpOriA.
Fl Thomas, Emporis.
J A Newton, EmpOria.
G w Lumpkins, Neokho Rapids, Kas
wv Logan, EmpoIia.
w Martin. Chanute, Kas.
E Moon, EmporiS.
ia Mccullough, Hartford, Kas.
JL Williams, Bitter, Kas.
G w Martin, EmpOrta.
A g white, EmporIs.
K white, Emporia.
e Mcleod, NeoshO Rapids, Kss
George Waite EmpOria.
L o Priesf, Bitter, Kss.
ThOs Gorden, Reading, Kas.
N Gibson, EmporiA.
81 Ferren. Emporis.
Il Dole, EmpOria.
Thos Barber, Dunlap, Kes.
Al Brandy, BszaF, KAs.
o L Davis, EmpoEia.
Eli Fowler. EmpOFiA.
L Fowler, Emporia.
D Fowler, EmpOria.
II G Proger, Empcria.
co. D.
Joe Butcher, Chalk Mound, Kas.
S B Rubb, Elk City, Kae.
e G bbs, Medicine Lodge, Kas.
G 3 Humphry, Madison, Kas.
CO.E
w T Smith, P4ola, Kas.
A Miller, Americus, Kas.
A Chapman, EmpOria, KAs.
A B Bix1er, Ottawa, Kas.
N Wise, Americue, Kass
81 WadsWorth, Ottawa, Kss.
WI Anderson, Americus, kas.
K Moorhead, Americus, Kae.
@ 81 Wise, AmeriCus, Kas.
NJ N Frost, Emporta, Kas.
tn Anderson, AmeriCqs, Kas.
j II Lsbell, WyAndotte, Kas.
s z McCaw, Americus. Kas. -
JIM Hyde, Emporis, Kss.
JIM ConnWell, EmpOris, Kss.
P 8 Crawford, Topeka, KAs.
J q Schoek, Emporis, Kas.
CU. r.
WI Tay'Or, Newton. Kas.
j IL Shultz, Liberty, Kas.
Evan D. Davis, company G., EmpOria,
Kes
Willet W Blcer, Ottawa, Kss.
co. q.
N E Towner, Topeka, Kas.
AC Cure, Junction City, Kas.
John Warner, Junction City, Kas.
j II Hunter, Capt, Topeka, KGa.
p Elliott, Topeka, Kss.
Jessie Long, Richland, Kas.
w b Ridgway, Topeka, Kas.
j w RidgeWay, Topeka, kss.
r IL Martin, Tecumseh, KAs.
n P Horton, Eskridge, Kas.
CO. I.
j r Drew, Lyndon, Kas.
e Bush, burlingAme, Ka8.
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