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and OF greater value than f0e gold u 3
great tonic and renovafOf like Kidney
Wort. II expels ali ipoisoaous hnmoES
from the blood, eOoes up the sys1sm and
By aeti0g directly on the mon important
oTgGDa OF the body stimulates them q
healthy ec41ce andsnsssoses health. zt
has effected many marvellous cures ard
for ali kidney diseases and other kindred
troubles IL is IN Invaluable rezedy.
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The surplus meneV In the United
States treasury vaults aggregates $780,
100000. TIE average citizen would
reason that the best thing to do with
this surplus would be 10 call In The
bonds and stop interest. But congress
eYidentlY takes different view OF the
matter. The Interests Of the bondhOld-
era ~ill be best suhssrved by spending
the money fog other things.
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The mad dog scare has resulted N
capturing ali ours about Jersey City. Az
ter being 10 the pound q few days, they
are placed 10 9 crate, and submerged In
the river. EIghty-srx were thus drowned
by the authorities In one day Last week.
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Il is . perfectly awful thing to con-
tsmplsse. butACcordIng to TAs Capital
(WAAhiHgton), Mr.. Anderson, United
States minister 20 sWesdsn AAd Norway.
while visiting in OOpsnhsgen, called On
the Danish queen. end amer boldly
shskIng hands with her Sat down By her
side and bad . real. good. sociGbls chat.
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WHEELING, W. Va, Jsu. "a The
work has been eontInoed without Inter.
missson e the NswbeEg shaft, aad 1p 10
midnight 1ast night eleVez more bodies
had bee1 recovered, mAkiRg tWeatF-
nine IA ali. Eight moEe weTe discover
I'd In one Of tie coDpaEtments, end The
work o. fdentihca2i10a vii be csasinusd
this morning.
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1t Is estimeted that there are 5000
head of dead cattle between Dodge City
and Coolidge, and that it Is but q frac-
tion OF the loss Occssioned by the storm
OF LAST Thursday week. II will probably
be SONS time before all the returns are
In, but the loss TO the cattle interests Of
this state has been immense.
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ierAl hours. The Republican senator.
met 90 10 O'Clock with the lleuteaAal
governor Ia the chair. All Rep101ean
members we're present, but no Demo
ceats, but tbs Journal Of the previous
session was head and approved. They
| will remain IN session about one koul
| and adjourn till tomorrow morning.
There Is no excitement and only Q tsw
| spectators present.
can senate adjourned until tomorrow ct
| 10 O'Clock Q. M. The Democratic eau
Gus accomplished nothing except TO re
solve on eolid front and that they VIII
| 60 into the senate chamber as 4 p. %
tomorrow, the time TO which they so
Ijourned.
The latest news To- nights that G COM
/ promise Of the difficulties will be ~
tempted 10 morrow.
The Republicans to-day appointed 9
committee 70 meet similar committees
froA the Democratic caucus, the object
being to come to some agreement regAId-
ing the rules for the government OF tha
senate.
The Democratic caucus will name
their members Of the committee at ten
O'Clock In the morning and . meeting
viii then be held. lis expected they
will be ready 20 report by the time the
joint senate meets sc 4 p. m.
RvHRYrHNG QUIET.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. S7.-EFerythtng
was quiet at the seat OF the senatorial
disturbance this morning. Both sideA
hoWsVeE, are aEm and dsVeloPDenAgE ~
looked for by evening". The Jacks9Nl
club, which II the Leading DemocEatic
organization of Central Ohio. held .
meeting last Dight and as result mass
meeting has been called for the City
Hall tonight 70 take expression
on the conduct and alleged
usurpatiou BY the lieutenant
governor, The Republican caucus nom
mated Q committee of i've yesterday,
which will meet Q similar committee
from the Democratic caucus to-day. The
object is stated 20 be consideration OF
some Of the proposed changes In the
rules for the good Of that body, and
the subject Of Hamilton contests and
how they shall be conducted will not
come before the joint committee: a
meeting Of the joint committee Will be
held later.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 27.-The Republic
can senate met in the senate chamber .
O'Clock, approved the journal and then
settled down for q wait, being unable to
transact business for want OF q quorum
All the Republican and . few Of the
Democratic members were present.
President Kennedy informed the ascot
ated press this morning that there was
no change in their programme. He said
the only thing in view is to proceed as
soon a. they secure Q quorum to hear
the Hamilton county cases in open SEN
ate. Kennedy says the Republican SEN
ate will remain IN session until 4o'clOck,
time for the meeting of the joint seLate.
4 CONFERENCE.
The caucus committees agreed on
conference for 40 p. m. The impress
sion seems 70 be that Eothing can be &C
compllshed. The Democrats in caucus
decided not TO recede from any position
which they have taken.
LATER.
The caucus conference committees
have been in session for an hour without
any information 70 be had a. to their de-
alterations.
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Raliahla Ar.inI.

For enterprise, push and . desire 10
get such goods as will give the trade sat-
isfAction Charles RIDER and J. A. Moore,
the druggists, lead all competitors, They
sell Dr. Bcsankols Cough and Lung SyT.
up, because II Is the best medicine on
the market for coughs, colds. Group and
primary consumption. Price, 80 cent?
and 81. Samples free. 3
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PrTssUna. Pa Jan. 27-The Iassst
information nom The coke regions is 70
the effect thai the strikers have ordered
out the eagineers It the water pumps
and aA consequence ell the pumps are
stopped. This VIII cause tie doodisK oI
the difersnt mines and great degtEncfioo
Of nroDeYsv
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Morgan. OF the Chase County Leader.
having received q note from an irate
subscriber saying. 'Stop your paper,
and send reasonable Dill and will pay
it," sent bill for e5 900. saying that be
could no, afford to suspend publication
for laaa
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The young men of Topeka have or
ganized q "Hire No Hack" society.
A young lady who will gallOp around
town all day and not mind It, IL often
too delicate TO walk TO the theatre, or
TO ball, and the object OF the society il
10 see that she receives first class OPP
pOrtunity To remain at home.
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.spenkiDe q the loss Of foEsign trade
BY Fessob Of artlGctaI Restrictions, It IL
aMusiaely sisted that ths United States
has nnFsssFIcled IEade FsIAtions with but
oar foeslgn powSr, and thaa is Claus
Bprscksl ofSAn FSan6isco. the sAnd-
Nich ISlAnd sugar man,
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s.,.Ia.aA.raxa

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Jan. 2S.-Frank Nc
Kee, night clerk at the Morgan house.
suicided last night, by shooting hi4seif
through the head. HIS people live 10
Preston county, West Virgins. A loye
affair with two girls was probably the
cause of the act. He had left home sud.
denly In April last without any apparent
CAUSE, but it has leaked out that he was
engaged 70 marry two girls, and was
afraid of breach of promise suit and
other disasters II he married the one he
really wanted. To avoid an explanation
to she one and trouble with the other he
ran away. He belonged TO good fami.
~ and had . good home, where his body
will be sent.
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AntI.Cbfnes. Move,,a,e

SAN FRANCIsco, Jan. 26-The recent
murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse G. Wick
ersham near ClOverdsle, this state, by
their Chinese cook, has sgain thorough.
" aroused the anti Chinese continent
throughout the Pacific slope.
As soon Is the facts Of the murder
were confirmed, anti Chinese organize
tions were effected IN many of the most
important towns In the state, resolutions
to boycott the Chinese were adopted and
other measures devised for getting nd
of them.
At Cloverdale the Chinese were notl-
fed TO leave within fOrty-eight hours
from 10 O'Clock this morning.
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TIcse are railroad days. Agents Of
various compani's are flying hithOr and
yo1. and meeIIngs and bonds are all the
talk. Let 'em come-the more the meE-
rfer
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James G. Fair. Of Nevada, is the
richest man in either branch Of congress.
he is the possessor Of about forty NIL
lions in mining and bank stock,
government bonds. and real estate A
bonanza king, successful in al his mir
ing operations. he has afeo Wcnoel1ds
business sagaeity. and knows how to IN
vest his easily-gotten gold 50 that + ziil
not dwindIe away IS speedily as that q
some Of his bonanza brethren. His year
" income Of nearly two millions places
him above any pressing wants. - vii
be readily allowed. Though Mr.. Faiz i
not eredfted with great politico-
economic knowledge and Is not al ezr
pert ia tariff matters he has had tbs
wisdom to maintain 3 profound sllencs
ever since he enfersd the senate cham
Der. and certainly that Is IN ais 1eseEs
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FARn ECONOMIES

The small economies Of the farm are
by no meansinsignifcant The small eco
commissioning either of labor or ma
teriaf-are often what make the profits
ia every department of business, and
perhaps in no less degree in that Of the
farmar. There Is right and wrong
way to do everything, and the right
way Is the easy way, because the best
and most economical. Take the prepa-
rafion Of fuel. Is it wood? Sawed, split,
and piled green. with air-passages
through it, especially near the bottom,
and seasoned under cover, Is worth SO
~ cent more than If burned green OF
irorn the log lying out Of doors, and fol-
the reason that, seasoned, so per cent Of
yyater e dried out Of it II seasoned in
the FIRE during combustion the heat re
ouired to eyaporate this moisture is ab
solutely wasted, so far as any practica
purpose Is concerned, to say nothing O
fsas misery entaiIed upon the housewife
over . simmering or smoky fire. II Chi
frsl Is 70 be hauled long distances, thu
/ evil Is stiH further enhanced. In thii
ease the wood should be cut into foul
1oot lengths, carefully piled, and covered
/ to sAed rain for at least one summer
] Ycu thus save halt the cost Of hauling
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The following taken from the Atchi-
son Champion will be read with interest
BY members of the A. o. U. W.:
John NJ. Price, P. G. NJ. of A 0. u. W.
of this city, has again furnished as his
annual statement showing the amount
paid by him for the year 1885 la the fol-
lowing cooperative and asst ssment life
insurance societies and associations:
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Chaplain Allen Buckuer Of the state
senate was absent yesterday morning,
and Reporter File Of the Commonwealth
led the senate In prayer.
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II is reported that Governor Hill Of
New York took 9 ride on . coaster the
other evening. The spectacle Of
one Hill shooting down another IL .
phenomena not often witnessed.
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4 Rsur 1hsu..na n.Il.r Rs.r.

WICHITA. Kas. Jan- 2S.-Ths reesipss
fron the Catholic fair thai hss been
held Ia this city ths pat wesk amouns
70 about $4,000. The ecld watch
bro1Sht over 81 20 from Tcsos. Fsshs.
Casey, the peW pEtssE. Is Q rsstiar. and
sxegy body - deligbssd.
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CHICAGO. Ills. Jan. 27.-The suit 10
contest Carter Harrjson's election as
mayor Of Chicago, was dismissed on mo-
tlon Of attorney tor peta IIons today.
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A call is out for the fourth annual
meeting Of the National Law and Order
League OF the United States, to be held
at Cincinnati Feb. 20. 1885.
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% extent of the damage, IS 3
hic communication IL interrupt
wool Statistics.
Ew YORK, Jan. 26.-EmIgrai
wooI ssatisttes

New YORK, Jan. 26.-Emlgratlon
Commissioner Lynch, leading wool
merchant, has compiled statistics Of the
wool trade for 1885. The total amount
received 81 this port last year was 104..
66s. 4S5 pounds. Of which 52,s90Y 90
were of foreign production. The aRriv
ais in 1884 amounted TO 81, 165, 716
pounds; IN 1888, 1O3 691 $50; and in 1852
"a, S4s, $50 pounus. Tue increase is prinr
cipaliy from foreign ports. The clip of
1885 Yves GOO 600 pounds shert of that
of 1884. The outlook for . material in
creARe in the present year does not APP
pear encouraging.
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"If you don't see what you wsos. ask
for IT," seems to be tie motto Of the
state Legislature.
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An ordinary tsn-hoOp pork barrel Is
manufactured and sold wholesale 81
about thirty.seven % forty cents.
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Southern MOonltshters Ad


ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 23.-CartersviIl0
the county seat of Barlow county, Is in q
state of intense excitement.
Last nlght some one placed . dyns-
mite cartridge on the front veranda of
United States Commissioner CoIlins'
house and caused Its explosion.
This morning a telegram reached At
lanta requesting Immediately s pack of
hloodhounds, and Stating that dYnamiS.
ere had been at work and escaped.
a reporter of the Constitution went to
Gainesville and reg Orts that the explo-
SION damaged the house considerably,
and seriously shocked Mr.. and Mrs,
Collins.
The explosion awoke everybody IN the
town and the widest excitement pre-
vailed.
Tobe Jackson and his brother Sam
were ct once suspected because the COM
missioner had just bound the former
over for violating the intersal revenue
law and the local &nti-liquor laws.
Sam Jackson Is captured and Is nov
confined IN iaii.
TObe is 3 ill at large and is being
chased by bloodhounds.
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Another Volcano.

NEW YORK, Jan. Snail sdviees
from Panama dated January 10th last,
give accounts OF extraordinary phenOm-
ena from Ecuador. At Chimbo there
were showers OF earth on January 1st
and from 5 to 6 p. m on the night Of the
14ih there was fall OF ashes ct Quay
aQutl. These phenomena were at frsl
attributed to the eruption of CotopaxI
but intelligence has been received from
the interior to the effect that there has
been terrible eruption of the Jungar,
aqua volcano. No particulars have
been received and nothing is known az
to the extent of the damage, IS tele.
graphic communication IL interrupted
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Snowballing in Galveston and skating
In Florida, have been the special novel
ties this winter 10 the south.
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The Turner Murder Trial.

KANSAS NAEAS S0u. SO-A6 tn6 turner
murder trial this morning the large court
room was crowded with people and hun.
dreds who were unable TO show a ticket
Of admission we're turned away. The
air IN the court room soon became VI
tiAted and persons were compelled to
leave the building to keep IRON faint.
ing.
Turner appeard to be 10 good spirits,
and the confident look he wore plainly
indicated that he Oid not stand ia dread
of the verdict Of the jury.
It Is now understood that the state has
new evidenceIOf damaging nature and
this has the effect of drawing g big
crowd to the court room. The defence.
too, claims that new evidence has been
found which will acquit Turner Of the
charge Of murder.
Mrs. Boehm was the first witness e.
amined. Her evidence did not differ any
from that given at the preliminary ex-
animation.
Mr.. a. G. Edmonds was the next wit.
ness called. His testimony cotncided
with that heretofore reported. He de-
scribed the situation of the house and
how things were placed on the day of the
murder. He did NOT know either Con.
way or Turner at the time; someone tel
ephoaed for Conway. TurGer came into
the alley between 8 and 4 O'Clock. He
asked me what was the matter. and
told him, asking him if he had seen any
body around there? He replied that he
had not; that he had not been there
since morning. l thought had seen
the wagon which Turner had between
and O'Clock on the same day, in front of
the house. The ConWays lived In the
house three or four Wesks. Knew beth
Mr. ami Mrs Conway. After dinner /
was out IN the back yard watering
broom corn aud saw a little girl pass
about IL: so O'Clock, or possibly later
A long time was consumed and q
great deal of Questioning took place as
shop but he could not make q better es-
tim6te of the time.
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The Daily Visitor. is . new entsEprIse
started 1t Winfield. Kansas. BY WIN. n.
: Allison.
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New Gold Fields.

CHICAGO, Jan. GA local paper pub
fishes long article this morning an
nounciDg the discovery of rich gold
fields In the republic of Honduras MIR.
Rector of Dakota, known as 8 prudent
and cautious man and one possessed Of
unusually hard sense, writes from Hon.
duras to a friend here that the
discovery Ia likely to prove as
important q one as any of the great
placer districts OF California. The
new field Is IN the eastern portion Of the
Republic. of Honduras, about $50 miles
from the Atlantic coast and djacent TO
the Guayope river. Rector and party
inspected the stream and gravelly bed
for nearly fifty miles, and have found
scores of places where the gravel gives
10 to 10 cents to the pan. They have
begun regular mining, however, IN 8
place where after much toll they sue
ceeded in turning the river from its
native bed. Here they dug down and
are sluicing out from 81 to $40 TO the
cubic yerd
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FIERCE FLAKES
A FOrty-Ssvsn Thousand Dollar
Fire at Wichita.
Buildings Burned at NsOshO
Falls.
A Huge COnfagratiOn at Phila-
delphla.
The Fire RECORD.
AT WICHITA.

WICHITA, Jan. 28.-At 2 O'Clock this
morning FIRE occurred In Robinson
Bros. dry goods house, one of the largest
establishments In the city. The stock,
valued ct "a. 900 was completely ruin
ed. Insurance, s35, 900, but the policies
being burned 'ee names Of the COM
panies are not known.
Ats O'Clock another fire occurred on
the other side of the same street, destroy
ing three frame buildings, the stocks In
which we're largely saved.
AT NR0sHo PALS.
NRoGHo FALLs, Kans.. Jan. GA
5iae occurred here last night about II
O'Clock, which destroyed she store of @.
c. Brengle, drugs and groceries; A. g..
Jones 4 Son. iurniture, and the hall
used by the G. 4. r. and e. OF P. with
all the contents. The store building Of
A. Wertliug, dry goods, was consldera-
bly, injured. but he is fully insured, a.
also the z. of P. G. C. Brengles' loss 10
about $4,000. A. g. Jones 8 Son, less
about $500; insurance, 800. L. s.
Clark was the owner of one Of the build.
ings; partly insured.
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r1REIea NEWS
THE VATICAN prsausrzn.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-A dispatch from
Rome says that the MoRGtesr De Rome
the order Of the Vatican, expresses an.
noy9nce and disgust as the opposition
displayed In the queens speech 70 the
Legislative union between Great Britain
and ireland. The MoaiteNF longs for
the tune 60 come when tbs world shall
see Professionalism entirely extiFpated
from ireland and Catholicism universal
" recognized.
aRkcLAN GRIT.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The Greek minis
ter in an interview to-day respecting the
WaE-lIke neWB published this morning
from Athens, said ''the people VIII tight
% the bitter end before they win allow
Bulgaria to absosb 100000. coo people
belonging TO the Greek race, which she
certainly viii do II the union of Bul.
gaEia and eastern Roumelia is recog.
nIzed. Greece 10 fully entitled to the
whole OF Epirus. ! am confident that
the Greeks can whip the Turks at ses,
and Is to the land defences Of Greece,
the moment war Is declared, Mscedonia
and Albania will be Get in flames, thus
cutting OF the lana Communication Of
the TurkA and attacks on seaports."
Tue Greek government in reply to the
note OF the Marquis of Salisbury SAYS
that the representations Of England ID.
fringe on international and diplomatic
ohservauces, and thas Greece re-
serves perfect freedom Of &C.
ton. The answer further
says that Greece has not declared war.
Bulgaria having violated the
treaty of Berlin under the
egis Of England, Greece is justified In
using every means and power, and even
resort to arms, If necessary, TO obtain the
concessions the treaty of Berlin gave
her. Greece will mEintain her
claim to ThessIly and Eperus, no
matter what the cost may be, and fs
prepared 10 take the field ct the earliest
moment and fight to the bitter end IN
support OF her rights. She is confident
OF success. The first movement of the
Turkish troops against Greece will be
the signal for revolt In Albania and
Macedonia and Europe win not lock
plscldly on
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 25.-IG is prob
able that the government will propose
TO the United States the holding of a
special monetary conference IN relation
TO the legaliZed depreciation of the
Mexican dollar in the United States a.
compared with the Bland dollars. II
osgins to be believed here that 10 Eng
and public opinion IL against the gold
standard. 1t Is hoped that the United
States congress viii not consent to the
stoppsge OF silver coinage.
AN OVATION.
CHESTER, Jan. 25.-The Prince of
Wales, who has been visiting the Duke
Of Westminster at Eaton hall aince FRI
daY, was TO-DAY presented With = local
address by the citizens Of Chester. The
city was handsomely decorated with
dags and bunting In honor of the occa-
sion. His royal highnees received the
ovation, after which he started for Lon
don. There were no demonstrations
whatever of an offensive character
against the prince.
sUBAURaKD.
VIENNA, Jan. 25.-The river Szamos
has overlooked Its banks The towns of
kadna, Lippel and Saihman, and scores
1f EflfaRAa aRo aE1hsnaenaA
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 26.-The
Morris Ave story building On Arch
street was discovered to be on IRE at
1875 this morning and the flames quick
ly communicated to the adjoining build
ing. The building 10 which it original
ed is one of the handsomest on Arch
street. Finding their efforts here to be
unavailing, the dremen directed tho
streams to the st. Cloud hotel, which
edjoina immediately on the east. Guests
In the st. Cloud hotel who had retired
Cor the night, escaped without accident.
The front wall OF the former building
soon fell with loud crash into the
street. This wac soon followed by the
fall OF the side wall upon an adjoining
warehouse. The root was crushed ana
the building shattered by the burning
Qerbis.
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EARM HoPECs.
How Steers are Fed for Profit at the uni
UeEs4ty OF IninOss-How To Make Good
Butter.
HEnMA FoR pRoRIr.

How Attention to Small Economics on the
Farm Gives Large Profit.