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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

Globe Democrat: There seems Just at
present to be no hope for an amicable
settlement of the railroad troubles of
which this city and her commerce, and,
10 . certain extent, the people of the
entire southwest, are the victims.
The cause is hundreds of miles away
from here, on the Texas and
Pacific railroad. but tho consequences
are at our own doors; they are to be
seen IN the entire suspension of freight
traffic and the practical suspension Of
passenger traffic on the most Important
lines of railroad entering here. The
loss TO the business interests
of st. Louis has already
been very great; what it may be in the
future no one can tell. Nor do We see
any point at which friendly arbitration
can step In and adjust the matter. If 1t
were question OF hours or wages a
speedy settlement might be hoped
for. But not only is no
such question involved, but the
grievance is one which the whole popu,
lAtIon of st. Louis. uniting for the pur.
pose, would be powerless to redress
It is a case of vicsrious suffering
unexampled in extent aud dimen-
sions. The most and the
best we can do il 10 hope tor a
speedy termination of the state of tiege
IN which q large part of the business Of
the city is now involved.
Professor Virgins, wholesale and re
tail dealer In weather prophecies, sfteI
q somewhat prolonged retirement from
business, has resumed at the old stand
He announces that next Sabbath il
likely to be q solemn Sunday tor thu
maritime provinces, seeing that Saturn
10 going TO raise the tide abnormalll
high 1t Quebec, Halifax and st. Johns
And Virgins warns those who go dow
to the Atlantic in ships that they stanC
q good chance of being caught cut in
terrible storm before the month is over.
II Is evident that Virgins Ia hImsel
i again
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
Mob AS1er a omeer.

DIES MONIES. Ia, March 9.-About
200 men assembled in the jail yard last
nigh: clamOring for ShaefeF, 3 special
officer who had dubbed an old man
named DUR, Sunday night, while
searching the house for liquor. Soon
after midnight Deputy Sheriff Compton
told the crowd that Shseffer was not in
the jail, but refused to take them in.
ThsreupOn they attempted TO break In
and raid the jail. They broke open the
outside door, when several shots were
fired, and the crowd tell back. Deputy
Sheriff Compton, who was on
the inside was shot, the bullet glancIDg
of his head. infiicting only q slight
wound, and his brother. also q deputy,
was shot in the hand. After several
shots had been fred 8 detachment Of the
governors guard with loaded guns ar
rived and scattered the mob. As Shat
ter's whereabouts was unknown the
riOtes dispersed. No further trouble Is
apprehended.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

SEoAIs, Ind, March 9.-The reason
the mob In the Archer case did not carry
out its projected lYnchiDg Saturday
night was that John Lynch, one of the
notorious Archer gang expected to make
full contest and this fact was COM
municat6d to the leader of the mob.
Lynch has now made the promised con.
fession, although It's contents are strictly
guafded by the authorities. It is under.
stood that be tells in detail all the crimes
committed by the gang. His story
of the murder of Anderson. Bunch says
that the victim was shOckingly tormeted
tor eight hours and finally riddled with
bullets. The confession will CONVICT
the eutile party of murder in the first
degree. Lynch promises to take tho
authorities over the ground where the
bodies of the gangs victims are buried
and q thorough investigation of the
truth Of his statements will be made
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
How New York Girls win Hus.
banda.

Union Center, in the town Of Esopds
is the banner village for shreWd girls, In
settling matrimonial difficulties A day
or two ago story came from that place
relating how 3 girl kept tally while two
OF her suitors played game Of dotci-
noes, the winner Of which was 20 have
her hand In marriage. Another girl IN
that place possessed seven suitors, Ill
anxious to be the happy groom. Il came
TO light that she also devised . novel
way 70 disentang1e the ardent lovers.
She proposed foot-race, in which al
were TO participate, the one the heetess
Of foot to have her forever. The loEsrg
acquiesced, and the race accordingly
came OF. 3 few days ago. the fair
schemer being an eyewitness She
kissed the winner in the presence Of the
others, and then on the solicitation ol
the prospective groom kissed the Other
six TtcG n. II Herald.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

After enjoying q visit from the leGIs-
la'ure and making big d,mOnsir4tlcn
through its newspapers, giving elabc-
rate accounts of the banquet, etc, Leav
enworth is Cow wanting to know "who
will pay for all the fung" Leavenworth
Is making quite reputation
as city which can promise and blow in
such . manner a. to quail even Wichita,
but when 1t is called uoon 10 come to
the trent with the necessary money 1t IL
VariAblV kicks
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Hit Barber.

There Is q colored barber in Austin
who can talk as much as three ordinary
BARRIERS
';Just hold up, will you, for a mo-
ment," said Hostetter McGinnis, who
was IN the operating chair.
''Yes, sab, / take pleasure, sab, in"
swell, now, Just keep quiet long
enough for me to ask you question"
ayes, sab. it win afford me pleasure,
san, de greatest pleasure ia de world,
sab"
81 want you TO shave me after 1 am
dead. VIII you do it7''
II viii, boss"
'sYou see don't want to be buried
alive. want TO be sure that am dead
before ! am buried. "-TerGs Siflings.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
Ono Price to Everybody

We are now opening a
large line Of new designs
IN Dress Goods, consist
ing Of Wooden, Worsted
and Wash Goods, COM
prising Spring Suitings,
Ladies' Cloth, New
Serges; also Fancy and
Plain Batists, Satins,
Hainsooks, Mulls. Lawns
and White Checks Of
every manageable size
and quality.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

Sam. Small is rapidly adopting the
style OF SIm. Jones, as may be seen in
the following passages taken from one
Of his recent speeches:
MANY fellow is praying for rain
With his tub bottom side up.
Red liquor aud Christianity WON'T
stay In the same hide.
Custom is the law of fools, and it ia
running this couOtry."
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

A VictOFlA, B. c.. merchAnt was so
pleased with the photograph OF young
woman living In Noyia Scotie, that he
struck mp q correspondence with her,
and then invited her to jnin him and be
his vile. She made the long journey
and when he saw her, and found hat she
wasn't nearly 50 g 'Od looking as her
poEtralt. he refused 10 marry her. She ID
suing for 5000.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

OF course, red top boots and emanci-
patton from "button. On-pants" count
for something, bat . growing boy never
ieels 30 really sure that he Is getting to
be q man, IS when he goes to city and
she newsb rye rush up to him with the
cry: paper, STRIP
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
ruo nnnr1rann re..o.a

Spring and fall are times when 20
many people get sick. TIE changes IN
the weather sre severe on feeble per
sons, and even those naturally strong
are apt, as ibey say, ito De feeling mis-
cradle" Then they are Just IN c0o6Is
ton to be struck down with some kind
of fever, A bottle or two OF PaTkef'g
Tone VIII invigoFAie the digestion. pul
the liver. kidneys and bioad N perfect
order, and prevent more serious attacks.
Why suffer, and perhaps die. Whea C
simple G medicine will save yous Good
lor both sexes and ell sRes.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
FeuIIy Murdered.

QUINCY, ILL.,, March 8.-TWo hunters
discovered the body OF = man lying in
shallow water at tie edge Of q slough
about two miles south Of the city limits
Sunday. Investigation developed the
fact that q man had been murdered and
his body cast over the steep bank into
the slough. Papers and letters found
on his person indicated that his
name was Ed. Hogan and that be had
recently been In the employ
Of the Hannibal s. st Joseph railroad
His head was split open with cleAveI
or broad axe, his throat was cut and ne
was stabbed in the right side. When
the body was thrown over the bank the
entire brain fell out. No money or val,
uabIes Of any kind were found on biz
person.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

The following chestnut is now going
the roun1s OF the press. In all prob
ability IL originated in st. Louis:
"a Chicago girl made q big mash
few nights ago. She heard q kind Of
noise, and on getting out OF bed to light
the gas, one Of her feet went down on q
burglar who had crouched down beside
her bed, and mashed him SO fiat that he
had To be rolled up like a beeI's hide In
order 10 be carried away"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
CARPET DEPT.

In Moquets. velvet,
body and Tapestry
Brussels we have our
own special designs;
also an extensive as
sortment of Ingram
Carpets, Upholstering
Goods, Curtain Shades,
Oil Cloth, ETC., which for
taste will speak Tor
themselves.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
Anundanhted nlea.ine.

About thirty years sgo promineni
physician By the name Of DE-. William
Hall discovered. OF produced alter lens
mental research, : remedy for disseeelI
Of the throat. chest and Iu5es. which
was of such wonderful ncacy .bas q
soon eaiDtd . wide reputation n thIs
country. The name Of The medicine q
DR.. william Halls Balssm For 81
LnBgs snd may be safely relied % e d
speedy and positive cure for eaaeas
colds. sore thrrai, &c.
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Attempt to POISON . Family.

GRAFTON, West Va, March s.-ouc
of the most daring and malicious 81
tempss to murder an entire fsmily was
made in the interior of this county on
Friday night. r. 81 Ross who had
opened up q sugar camp left some buck
cts of sap at the trees over night. Dur
ing the night some person supplied with
q half ounce bottle of etrychnine put G
portion in each bucket and then threw
the empty bottle away. A servant found
the empty bottle and seeing the poison
label Informed Rose. As q precaution-
airy measure he took some of tbs sap to
q physician who administered q email
quantity TO q cat. The cat died immed-
lately. Had il not been for the fSrtu-
nate discovery of the bottle many inno-
cent persons would undoubtedly have
been killed. There Is no clue to the
wOuld-ba murderer.
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The FuneraI Of senator killer.

WAsHIEGroN d. c., March 10.-The
body of the late Senator Miller will be
embalmed and remain at the family res
idence until Saturday afternoon, when 1t
will be taken to the capitol, where the
funeral services will be held. His fam
lily were disposed to have the funeral
private one, but yielded 70 . unanimous
wish OF the senators that ceremonies be
held In the senate chamber. At the
conclusion Of the ceremonies the re-
mains will be escorted TO the depot by
senators in q body and be taken by 3
special train 70 San francisco. The
special tram will consist of three
coaches-ons for the body. one foE the
family and one for the congressional
committee.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

The Hon. Jake Child. Of Rich mond,
MO, recently appointed minister o.
Siam, has been placed IN a diplomatic
Kindergarten At Washington, where he
vail receive the rudiments Of an educn-
iiou which wi enable him 10 live peace
ably with SIAmese men, women and
tWirs. We hope Mr.. Child will be
happy aud prosperous and that he will
nnd pleasure In the durion. the mango
eteen and other tropical fruits /;
put We fear that while be Lies upon .
oAmboo cnuch and some dusky follower
OF Bnddha fans his perspIrlnR and scant
Nv clothen AnAtomy, his thoughts will
turn with longing 10 the papaW ana the
cucumber OF the Missouri bottcns :
Kansas CITY Journal
Mr. Child should have been sent &c
Emporia 10 have 81 interview with oul
Siamese Twins before being started OF
his mission.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
A walking skeIscOu,

Mr.. E. Springer Of MechanicsburR.
Pa, writes: Il was afflicted with lung
fever and Abcess on lungs. and reduced
to 8 walking skeleton. Got FREE trial
bottle Of DR. King's New Discovery for
consumption, which did me- 30 much
good that bought dollar bottle. Al.
ter using three bottles found myself once
more g man. completely restored fe
health, With Q hearty appetite ard 8
gain il flesh of IS pounds. Call nf B
Wheldoa's drug store and get free trial
bottle Of this certain cure for all lung
diseases. Large bottles 81.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
A WISE Father

Never trifies with his fsmily's health nor
buys patent medicines, who publishes
testimonials of CURES he knows nothing
about, but deals with reliable druggist
who know which medicines has In
reality cured. The Undersigned drug.
gists of Emporia have sold the following
remedy for two years and
can truthfully say that Pnm-
Iey's Speedy Cough Cure has meyer
failed TO give relief in the most obsti-
pste and stubborn cases Of Coughs and
Colds. HaVlng won its high reputation
quietly, but rapidly. solely on its intrin.
SIC merits without advertising Oonsump4
tives will please ask for special instruc.
tloas, and If We do not help van, it wil
cost you nothing. Price 5Oc aad 500
Sold by the following druggists. B
| Wheldon, Chas Rider. w. r. Irwin, d
| w. Morris.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

A gentleman advertised In yesterday
evenings News some cattle to trade for
city property, and before noon TO. day ten
answers had been received making in
quirIes about the stock. Still some
people insist that 1t doesn't pay to ad e.
Vertiae
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

Don Carlos, Duke OF BragarzA al d
future king of Portugal, who is present
~ to wed the Princess Amelia of o.
leans, has-lf one may believe the illus
trated papers, head and face thai
would make superb dummy 10 adorn
q hair dresser's window
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

among other things japanese book
seller adveFtises that his hos ks aye 90
elegant as & singing girl, that goods are
dispatched az txpedulously as q cannon
ball, and that parcels are done up with
e. much care as that bestowed on heI
husband by loving wife.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

The citizens Of that part Of 81. LOUIS
known - Kerry PAIch. not believing
ihata dog pound should be permitted
assembled last Sunday. men, women aud
children. marched upon the pound over.
powered the watchmsn, and let loose
over 200 doRs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

The newspapers of the different cites
who are expecting to send representa-
tiYes to the state oratical contest which
comes of at Topeka next FrIdsy, are
busily engaged in putting up their re-
spectlve candidates. We wonld advise
them to look out, or their rash
predictions will fail to CRIME true. Mr..
Ewing Herbert OF the DAILY News rep
resents the College of Emplris.
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Sam Small the evangelist, is = coz
hrmed cigarette smoker, and says that
many . cigarette smoker will get to
heaven, . statement obviously male for
personal reasons. The Chicago Herald
warns him that no cigarette smoker
with breath like q Joss house. with
clothing scented like stabieman, and
with nngers and teeth stained with the
Offensive uicoIine. can hope TO do much
good In Chicago"
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FRESH MEATS, ETC.
MAaKLrs Ar Trade CzHzEas
At Kansas city.

At Kansas City.
KANSAS Cry. March 10.
CATTLE-Reeelpts. 864i market sctlve;
best shipp6r rs, and butchers, So l0c higher;
others about steady.
Hoae-Reccipts, s COO: market slow and
weak; choice lists steEdyi common Dized
packers, SO lower. -
ceipts, none; shipments, 5000 in store, 81, :
O0oi MARKET weak snd qutst; No: red.
asked; May, u bid; ~ ssked; No. 3,
scft cash. no bids; April, s6k.
CoaH-Receipts. 500 bus ship9ents. 80;
,eash. TX bid, - 9sked; April, see<
bid, 39kc asked; Aey. e0x IBID, 81 asked
No: white. April sex bid, ak ASKED.
OAfB-Hcminei.
RYE-Eouinel.
Ea00-fiFmer.
BUfTER-Weak and slow
HAY-FensY small baled, $3.50
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
The Mine Explosion.

PTTTsBURa, Pa, March 9.-The causes
which led to the terrible explosion Of
fire damp in the UnIondale mIuee, near
Dunbar, Pennsylvania, Yesterday have
not been determined. Nine Inspector
Davis was IN the pit last, but there was
30 much gas that it was iupos-
sible for any opinion as
to where il generated. The coroner ar
rived this morning and empennelled 3
jury, which adjourned until Thursdsy.
Joseph Cope, one of the injured, died.
this morning. His. father was killed in
the explosion yesterday. While Mrs.
Cope was at the mine looking alter her
dead husband and injured son, her In
FAINT child died suddenly at her home. OF
eleven others seriously injured. Col
onel Mann and John Startling will prob
ably die. Thomas Owens, pit boss. is
in . critical condition, but may recover.
The others are resting easy and will re-
cover. The miners in Morrow, Wheeler,
Calvin, Atlas and Anchor PITS, have
been ordered out by the mine inspector
until the mines are cleared Of dangerous
gas
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naafHl 81 aanaaor Chanse.

NEW YoRK, March "a telegram
was received here this morning an
nouncinR the death ct Hurdis Station,
Westchestar county, Of Ex- United
States Senator jerome B. Chaffae,
father-in- law OF u. 8. Grant. Mr..
Chaffee died OF acute meningitis.
DETROIT, Mich. March 9.-The EOeE-
sH1 Journals AdFain, Mich, special
says: The remains Of Ex-senator Chaffet
will be brought here for burial IN Oak
wood by the side of his wife.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

There is sort Of paIlid chaIky CON-
plexion which the noVelists call Q
''Washed-ouG complexion Il Is ghast
~ enough and no mistake. Washed out
faded, discolored or partly cOloSed hair
is almost es FepuIseful and melancholy
PaIkefB Hair Balssm will restore
youF hair to Its original color. whatever
Il vas; brown, auburn o. black. Why
WeaI NOES on your head when you can
easily haYe lively, shiny haiti
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

A Ch;namAn walked into the public
school at Ellensburg, Oregon. the other
day with books and slate and wished to
be enrolled a. . student The teacher
permitted him TO stay until noon, and
then the directors told him the Chinese
must go.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

A novtl idea has been brought out by
. police judge In LeAVenworlh. A
tramp recently arrested aud brought be-
fore his honor was 6ned $40 for vagrsn-
Cy and t5 Tor lying to the officer who
made the arrest.
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At &c. Louis.

b. LOUIS, March 10.
HOGS Receipts. 90; shipnenss, 20;
market steady: Yorker "a 004z 49, peck
ing. 50 9o9l. iOi buteheFsP st9G0S 80.
market easy and l00lsc l5WeP; Datfve ship
ping steers. = 4o0s.1S; general batebeing
stock, q O0dk.f0.
WaEAT-EaFket weak and lover; No. :
red. cash, sli Nay, ssh 09sxc; JsHes SGK.
CoRN-Aarkes, Nc lower: No mixed,
es.h, ssk@ssk; March, sSx Nay. ssx0
OATs-AeEket easy; No. mixed.
cask. S0x; May 8IK bid.
KYI-60 bid.
PozE-Steady HOS.
TaRu-EaaVs
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New Road.

MILWAUKEE, March General Man
ager Dimmick who just returned from
q ten days trip in the southwest along
the proposed extension OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee 8 st. Paul railroad to Kan
sas City, announces construction work
will be commenced In about two weeks,
and from that time carried forward rap.
idly as possible, as it is important that
the road be completed by year froB
the coming August.
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Held for Murder.

K0EsAs CRY, March 10.-A Times,
Usage Mission, special says: The coro-
ner's jury completed their work to-day
In the Sells murder case and held Willie
Sells to answer the charge of murder.
The boy, who is but sixteen years old,
still adheres stoutIv to his story as re-
lated yesterday, but appearances are
very much against him.
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s. &S.

We thank the public
kindly for their liberal
patronage the past sea-
son, it being our first in
Emporia. We shall con-
tinue, as heretofore, our
strict business rules,
viz:
No goods naisrepre-
sented.
Everything marked in
plain English.
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PosrOFFICE CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, d e., March 6.-Post
office changes In Kansas during the
week ending March 8, 1886, fur
nished by VIM. Van Week, of the post
office department:
ESTABLISHED.
Helveua, Meade county, Adrian
Saulter; Ritter, Klngman county, Ell
mer E. Hilton; Veteran. Hamilton
county, George 81. Sellers; Whitson,
Finney county, George @. Whitson.
Discontinued.
RocklOw, Alien county.
NAME CHANGED.
Ship, Comanche county, to Shep.
PosTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
DIghton, Lane county, Louis z. Hum.
richouse; Gettysburgb, Graham county,
William s. Rissler; Glendale, Bourbon
county, George Amey MarmatoD, Bour.
bon county, John Todd; Odense, Neo-
sho county, Isaac N. Wiman; Ocheltree
johnson county, Nathan A. Skinner
PIympton, Dickinson county, Jacob ID
TTOstle; Sugar, Miami county. Samuel
McCune.
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Confession

LEBANON, Ills, March 9.-Mrs. Clark,
who was suspected Of completely in the
death of Mrs. Mitchell, whose body was
found in Silver creek last week, has
made 3 confessIon that Will clear up the
mystery. She says Mitchell came to
her one day and told her that he had
smothered his wife IL bed with .
blanket. and carried the body to the
creek where il was found He said he
did it because he did not love her, and
asked Mrs, Clark to marry him. which
she says she did not promise. The err
orneF's Jury held both Mitchell and Mrs.
Clark for murder.
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A Lnrra Nan.

MT CARMEL, Pa. March 10.-J. Berthe
known Is the "0iant OF Eastern Penn
sylYania," was buried here Yesterday.
He weighed 40 pouAds and 81 IL was i'm
possible 20 get the coffin into the hearse,
twelve men carried it. During the ser
wees Mrs Kate Hodge. relative OF the
deceased, was overcome by heart diseass
and fell dead on the cofflu.
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Aschiea~o.

CHICAGO March To-
.,! HscsSs. .dsp Z CO., 1a1Hss I'd %;
shipping, 81 ssez 50. :
CkTTLi-Keceipts, $500; shipseats, neaes
market. brisk ead Arm; NATIVES, A.OoOA.ee.
WHEAF-4aTkee unsettled and weaker,
TEX for cash; szK fog Hay.
ConN-Aszket easy; &c for cash; u SIS
ot!sgMarket weak; 50 for ea-b; . SIS
for ESY.
PoRK-MaFket veal; S'0So
LABD-MaTket easy; eSoe.
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The Prince OF Wales reLaius enough
interest In Mrs. Langtry to Visit an ar
iiSs who had just painted her portrait
and give his Judgment upon the like
neSr, Whice he declared to be almost per-
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DR.. Cuyler's recent statement that he
personally knows that Bismarck Is q
Christian, is criticised by the Catholic
RSUie'O. which seems TO think that the
less said about the Iron Chancellor
Christianity the better.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11

Olpe. Kansas, rj1lces in having q
Telegraph flee, and as q sort Of set of
BitlertowD, on The other side Of the rail-
road, wants 20 be Incorporated into city
OF the third ulAss.