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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07
From Daath,. Door

II. II. Devereaux Of Iona, Michigan,
was . sight to behold. He ssys: 81 had
no action OF the kidneys and suffered ter
ribly. by legs were ss big as my body
snd my body as big IS barrel The best
doctors gave me up. Finally ] tried
KidneY-Wort. In four days . change
came; in eight or ten days was on my
feet, and now am completely cured. II
was certainly 9 miracle" All druggists
keep Kidney-Wort which Is put mp both
in LIQUID and dry form.
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n1EMPHIs SHORT BOUTS SOUTH.

The SAFE OF Tourist tickets, via this
Short Route, 10 Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, and other Southern winter
resorts, will begin on the 10Th inst.
For the Exposition, round trip tickets
to New Orleans, good forty days, will be
placed on sale on Noyem Der 1st, at rate
of $22.50 from Kansas City. In addition,
we make rate of $50 90, Kansas CITY to
New Orleans and return, for ticket good
to return until June LIST.
With our through Buffet sleeping car,
Kansas City to New Orleans. daily our
Free Reclining Chair car, Kansas City
TO Memphis; and with but one change
Of cars. Kansas City to Jacksonville and
other Florida points, this route offers
Southern travel from the West and
North west, accommodations and facili-
ties afforded by no other.
]. E. LOCKWOOD,
Gen'l. Pass b Ticket AT.
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Appointed.

Topeka, Dec. Ex-Governor Martin
yesterday, upon the proper showing by
petition, issued proclamation appoint
ing Alfred Pratt census taker, I'd take
the census of Hamilton county. The
rapid march Of settlement westssEd Is
illustrated by this action of Governor
Martin; Hamilton county. bordering on
Colorado. and is the first in that tier of
counties in which the preliminary steps
have been taken for purpose Of organ
ization.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

81 applied for q position n 9 bank1nf
house IN Wall street aix months SD
and although proved my eompeteasTI
they would not take ms. I had -.
down on my luck sDd locked old ~
shabby. Al idee struck me, + got as 8
new growth Of halr with PAfkerss 81 ~
Baisams taissd 8 decent 8nit of eIa
appited sgain. and they took me- i< =
mtnEssn So writes clerk Elf6 e I
salary. 1ae moral - plata. Par
HetE b4ls4m elss8 . Tsszscn q new
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WIlh Chnrrunn -

Everybody knows the virtues Of Wild
Cherry aud Tar as 3 relief and cure for
any affection Of the throat ard lungs.
Combined with these two Ingredients are
q lew simple healing remedies IN the
compositions of DE-. Bosezko's CorRh
and Lung Syrup. making IL Just the
article you should always hsve In the
house Tor coughs, c0lds, Group and bren-
chItis Price 50 cents and el0OO sam
Piles tree. Sold By Chae- Ryder and J.
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An KnssEps1sinx. Rs,labIs House

B. Wheidon can always Be relied M
on. not caIy ~ carry II stock the bess Of
eNerythtaes BAT 20 eeure the agency Tor
such articles &c have well-known merit
sad are popular with the people, there
y sustaining the reputation 81 a&tne
alHays enterprlsing. and ever rezlS1ls.
Having secured the agency E0r is els
hEased DR. Ksnz,a New Diseo11ey fssr
Consumption. VIII sell ion eallt4s
guarantees. twill eureIy cBfs ssEsl
affection Of the throat. lungs, al 3.
1nd to show cur cenGdezce, W 1l1Ils
yen % call and Ret = trial hotllk zza.l.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

WARRINGTON, December af.-SThe
United States treasurer will to-day
mali AZ 745 checks, amounting To
$6,054 1856, in payment of Inter
est On registered United S,ztes 4
per cent consols If 1897 and 1887 checks
amounting to $1,93S 7O5 IN payment 81
interest on bonds Issued to the Pacific
railroad companies.
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DREADFUL DISEASES.
Several Gases Ct IsprOsy Discovered
N Minnesota.
A Mother and Daughter Taken
Down with the smallpox
While on Their Way from New York
to Chicago.
Aprosn M,nna.ota

LANSING, Ia, Jan. Alt IL authori-
lively stated that there exists near the
village of Spring Grove. Houston eoun-
y, Minnesota. neay here, a large mum.
Der Of cases of leprosY. The sfiicted per-
sons are all ScandinRVians. The firstc case
which appeared was upon the person OF
an old man. and WSs first thought 70 be
measles, as red srots appeared
all over the body. Later he
YVES seized with excruciasinR
pains in his limbs and his exsrenities
began 10 WIther. This continued and
the epidermIs began 20 scale OF and he
now Is but he semblanCe of skln over
flesh. The body retains the flesh
but the limbs have wlthered
and dried until the fingers
and toes seem like sticks and ready to
1rop of This disease also exists IN
three other families, all related. PhYsi-
Clans from DEBORAH say that 1t is i'm
ported anc perhaps contagious.
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Inin. rselre,nmne

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-At a meeting
OF the Trunk line passenger agents to-
day they agreed upon a temporary di
vision OF The emigrant business and the
establishment of a joint ticket office at
Castle Garden. The application of the
New York and New England railroad
to b come member OF the Boston 1850
citation was referred to that association
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An Assassin at Large.

MINNEAPoLIs, Kss., Dec. 31.-Jos. III.
Talbot, the printer who attempted TO as
sasslnste A. R. Green of the Messenger
Christmas eve escaped from his guard
last night and is at large
he was bound over to tie
district court and had been given nearly
a week 10 procure bail, failing in which
he skipped the country. 1t is SAID he
WAS on intimate terms with a disreput-
able gang OF this city, aud 1t is believed
that they helped him TO escape. Special
deputies, are securing the county Snd
kilograms are being sent in every direc-
tiOn
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

Can any enc bring us case Of kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not cure? We say they cannot, as
thousands of cases already permanently
cured and who are daily recommending
Electric BItters, viii prove. Brlght's
Disease, diabetes, weak Lack, or any
urinary com plant quickly cured. They
purify the blood, requisite the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts !.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale It
SOC. per bottle by B. Whe1don n
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WAsHNeTOH. d. c.. Dec. 50 Treas
ury officials express the opinion, found
ed on the fact that the receipts have
been very light during the month and
that pension payments haYe been made
for considerable amount on account Of
last month"; that The public debt state
mens will show an increase Of nearly
~. 000. 600 during the cnrrent month.
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WIN tleftRImaelH

WASHINGTON, D c., Dec. S0.-Treas-
urer Jordan expects 10 go to New York
on the 31st inst, to assume charge of the
United States sub-treasury. He says he
knows OF no reason why he should not
discharge the duties of the subtreasurer
az It SIMPLY amounts to tie performance
of superior office of certain duties here
tofore discharged by a subordinate.
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Mr. D q Barnaby, Of Owezo. n. r.
says that HE daughter uas taken with &
violent ctlld which Terminated N pneu-
monis, snd al the besl physicians
gave the case up and said ske coaid live
b1s few hours e most She Was N
this condition zhen 8 friend recon-
nended De- Wa. Hzliss BaIsam for che
lungs. and advised her % NJ fs. Ghenc-
copied Il e. last resort. and vas epr.
pFised % Cad thas Is producsd : marked
charge Tor lhe he1Eer, az1 b. perssser-
ing psrmenens eaEs W1s edec1ed.
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II Don,t Feel lake work ,

Itmakes no difference what business
you are engaged in; whether you are !
preacher, merchant, q mechanic, Z law
yer or q common laberer, you csnst do
your work well while you are half slch.
Thousands try 70, but all in vain HoS
much better 20 keep your organs in good
order by taking PaFker's Tonic 1bek
you feel "a little out Of sorts.s
would Be money IA your pocket. 0ae
hourof good. rejoicing health 10 wotth 5
dozen hours fnli of4RRnor ana pam.
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Formulation fnoreaatnp

CHARLEsToN. s. c., Dec, 51.-The
census OF Charleston city, completed to.
day. shows total population of 60, 145,
against 40 984 in 1880, an increase of
over 20 per cent. The white population
is % COS and the colored 80. $40. The
colored surplus consists mainly of chill
dren.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

Madam Modjsska has become so Sc
we're sufferer from nervous prostraiion
as 70 be obliged to cancel all her imme-
date engagements, She 10 under the
care Of eminent physicians and IL is now
thought abe will be able to appear on
the the 4th of January In New York
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rhs Loaf whaIer

WARRINGTON. d. C. Dec. 31.-The
petition of the owners. agents and
masters of the whaling vessels sailing
from San Francisco, praying that 9
search party be sent out to look for the
missing whaier Amethyst, was received
through the mails at the treasury de-
partment to day. II Is stated in
the petition that the lost
bark was last seen of Cape Lisburne in
the Arctic ocean October II, 1885, by the
whaling bark Down, which arrived at
San Francisco November Goth last, and
was the last of some forty whaling YES
sells 10 arrive. The Down experienced
fine weather in the Arctic ocean, and the
petition says that it is the opinion of
seafaring men and others conversani
with the subject that the Amethyst must
have gotten safely out of the Arctic, but
has been lost on the island of st. Paul OF
st. Matthew or one of the Alutian is
lands. The petition was forwarded by
the collector at San Francisco. Two of
the officers of the cutter CorWin have
been ordered to the Rush.
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P1leaf PlIaasf P,I.af,f

A sure cuTe for blind. bleeding. it
ing and liberated piles has been discov-
cred By Dr.. Williams ian l1dian rem
edyl, called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Oinfment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic caees Of % or 30 yesrs'
Baanding. No one need suffer i've min
rfes alter Supplying this wonderful soo4h-
ing medicine. Lotions and instruments
slIays he intense itching (pertIcuIarIv
e EiRhs e7teF getting warm in bsdl acts
- . pouItfce, gives fnatans relief, and Is
pnepsred o1iy for piles, itchlng Of pr
vn1s parte, and for nothing elee. Sold
~ D. W. Morris. Rrice 5Oc4s box. n
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Fort Scott Monitor in "AlludIns

On esteemed contemporary, says:
He may throw his pole-caI stink at
us whenever 1t suits him, for we always
give skunk tree rope and Il never
harms us, but IL will always prove with
eech squirt that this editor Is still .
Nov tins IL none of our light. In
deed We might say go In Betty-Go in
Bar but nevertheless we should like to
know something further of the express
sion, give skunk tree rope" Does
the venerable General Rice lead skunks
around with rope. and slack up or
draw IN as occasion jusiifiesS
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Policeman Kulsd

LITTLE Rock, Dec. 81.-Pairolman
Copeland of the police, was found az the
corner of Commerce and State streets
last night, badly beaten about the head
and unconscious. He died at / O'Clock
this morning. An ex convict, Henry
Allen, was arrested on suspicion of being
the aaaaoarn
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07
Prize Fight.

NEW York, Jan. 2.--Articles OF
agreement were signed to-day between
Jne j. Fogarty, of Philadelphia. and
Jack Dempsey to fight at $50 pounds,
according TO Marquis OF Queensbury
rules. for 81 500 side, the fight to come
of within six week. The place has not
yet been settltd upon.
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Tosave Himsels.

PORTLAND. Oregon. Dec. SO.-Ths
Ors0Onian's Seattle, Washington Terri.
tory, special says a horrible story was
put in circulation here. 1t was to this
effect: An Italian bOatmsn left Victoria
one day last summer with seven Chins-
men for the American side of the Straits
OF Fuca. When almost across he saw
the United States revenue cutter Oliver
Wolcott, coming towards hlm with the
evident Intention of examining
his craft He became alarmed,
and TO avoid the penalties
attached 90 the offeDse Of snug
Cling into the United States, resolved 20
make way with the evidence of his guilt
BE called the Cinnamon out of the cabin
one by Que, and as they came, struck
them on the head with q club and
pitched them overheard. In this way he
got rid of the whole lumber, and when
boarded by boat from the cutter no
evidence whatever of eliminating ma
ture was found. An investigation will
be made with q view of aecsrtaining the
truth or falsity of the story. A recently
convicted smuggier now IN tina United
States penitentiary is authority for the
story
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Ex-Goverpor CLICK

TOPEKA. Dec 31-Ex. Click
arrived in the city yesterday to take
charge of the pension office pursuant to
an order issued by General Black,
commissioner of pensions. An invento
~ of the office Is now being maize
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A Heavy Fire.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 31.-At 2 80
this morning telephone message was
received from Lebanon. Tenn :, saying a
disastrous fire had broken out in
the center OF the town and asking imme-
date assistance; that the whole town
would probably burn. An engine was
dispatched on a special train at 1 80
a. m. The light of the flames could be
seen from this city, though Lebanon is
about thirty miles distant. Intelligence
was received this morning to the effect
that the fire, after consuming five of the
most prominent business houses, was
subdued about O'CLOCK. No estimate
Of losses can yet be given.
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DISCONTINUED.
VViIannviila nharohaa co,,nex,
PosrMAsrERs APPorNTEp.

Air. Lyon county. John Wilbur; Gran
ton, Mcpherson county. George E john
SOM 0ilfillan, Bourbon county, John
Wagner; Haddam, Washington coun-
tY, Frunlis N Veider; Hamll-
ton, Greenwood county, @ II Voris;
Ottumwa, Coffey county, Daniel d.
Sturges; Sexton, Barber county, Free
sexton; Warnerton, Coffey county,
Aaron Hagaman; Welda. Anderson
county, Joseph NJ. Hubble; Westphaiis-
Anderson county, Jere Ortnn: Zenith.
Reno county, Thomas ]. Talbot.
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Omoers Elected.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 30.-The Kentucky
legislature conYenod to-day at Frankfort
and elected the following officers:
Speakea. Charles Ofut OF Bourbon
county; clerk of the house, Green Kel.
lar Of Nicholas county; doorkeeper.
Robert Tyler of Grads; clerk Of the
senate, Harry Glenn OF Carlisle.
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OonanIrntor Sentenced

SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 3O.-Brigham
Hamilton, convicted of conspiracy, was
sentence to-day to the maximum penalty
Of the law, one year In the county l4ii.
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EnsznD - sezow

faEnAz, 56heATR1
DIED-Georgia. tha shree-5 ! ss-eld
daughter OF Wins W. zsy,- aissi 5efs
suddenly Yesterday, of msmbrlneous
Group. The child had not bses aisk gor
two days, when death came % srlIeye
the little sufferer. The loss isa severe
one to the fond parents. aad Is made The
harder TO bear, as this is The lesaond
time death has invaded tie h6usekold,
during the last three months. Tie
funeral services will be held a O'Clock
this efternoon.
Hi Smith, who taught In the primary
department of the Amsrlcus schools, is
at present visiting her scholars, who are
well pleased TO see her.
The Old Mems Lyceum adjourned
sine die last Monday night, and is now
thing Of the past.
The increasing business of Fred Hen
ming has necessitated The building of q
new warehouse.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

- Case county Leader reviews at
aeElple length the propositions OF
''.a ~ md Chicago Emporia &
- western. % build . road through
couelEs and the Leader concludes
the latter named company Is the
Abe people should supports
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DIVIDEND

NEw YORK, Dec. 81 The New York
Central directors, to-day declared a
dividend OF per cent. The Lake Shore
decided to pass the dividend.
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b Dr.. Frsxlsrss Mario orsl -.
1l1es as IF b magic PsmRls -
aeeda OF Grabs Elosches 1ad ..'l.'
81 the face. ieayisg he skin ~ -
ukIlsEl Also cares Itch. s.
.,ln E,ips. ard CD OlIslI = = s.
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STATE OF KARs as -.
COUNTY OF LYoS, %

I, L. 7. Heritage. cashier OF the stove
named bank do s0lemufy swear THAI che
above statement IL true to the best OF nv
knowledge and belief, L. T. HEETTAeE.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2Ist
ay Of December, 1855. W. ii. DALE.
TERN expires nov. 4. 1850
81; HIP ssP s.,s,.. Directors.
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A IA inch vein of coal has been dis
covered at thirty feet from the surface,
ten miles east OF Cottonwood Falls, and
two miles from the Santa Fe track.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07
WARNER And WORK
Trying to Escape From the Hands
OF Justice.
A Man Nearly buried Alive at Pal
myra. Wisconsin.
Looking After Lands Illegally
Fenced in Nebraska.
TriehnOas Causes the Death Of an
Entire Family.
President Grevy Accepts the Resig-
nation Of N. Brisson.
wan Have to Faoe the Music.

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-The following
Washington special, published to-day,
wsE recently presented to the attorney
general on behalf Of Wm- 8. Warner
and his brother in-Iaw, ]. Henry Work.
A proposition to refund TO the creditors
Of the Marine bank the tulI amount Of
checks upon which their present in
dictment was found. viz. $15,2S0 The
government declined the proposition
and both Of the accused win have to
stand trial.
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Nearly buried Alive.

GALENA, lii. Dec. 81 John F. Nun
ger q we'll known citizen of Platteville,
Wisconsin, has suff redgres,ly from
rheumatism IN his feet. Two days ago,
with q hope of relieving the
pain, he bathed his feet freely
with tincture of aconlte and
then thrust them into a pail OF hot
water A tingling sensation followed,
the pulse weakened and the skin became
moist and clammy. A doctor was
called, but on arrival found Munger ap-
pArenllV dead The heart seemed to
have stopped beating, and the doctor de-
cided that Munger died from
aconite poisoning, having abb
sOrbed the drug through his feet.
The undertaken set about preparing the
body for burial, when the doctor, as an
experiment, Injected a mixture of brandy
and digItalis near the heart. Ia few
minutes the supposed dead man
began 70 gasp, and there was g faint
soundiof breathing over the heart. The
death pallor was succeeded by aireddish
glow, the muscles relaxed, perspiration
broke out and Mr.. Munger slowly re-
turned to life. He is now entirely out
of danger
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EE1ziefsD Hcas Hlslers SCI strongly m
on the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels
of,en zl.d RalaE, make the weak strong,
csaAase the blood eEd 0Fntam OF everV
fnpazisg. Sod ~ .. 34orsfa. slr,le.
- LELcs a %. =
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Death from Trichinosis.

STREAToR, Ill. Dec. 31.-About two
weeks ago, physician was called BON
to attend the family of and old German
named August Feldt, the memberp of
which seemed to be suffering from q
strange disease. The doctor ascertaibed
that the family had eaten heartiIyi Of
pork and alter obtaining some
of it. proceeded TO examine
1t with microscope finding
true evidence of trichinosis. Abous q
week later one of the children aged ten
years died, and the following day
another child was taken away. The
mother was then Frustrated and in few
day she too died. Monday last, another
member of the family. q girl Of twelve
years, died, and the father now lies In
a condition beyond all hopes ofrecovery
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i.5 Cara Morris. who was billed to
ne Star thealer in New York
IA 81, has been compelled
cps illnsss 70 cancel her en-
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BANK Staten ENT.
, a Call. Satisfaction Guaranteed

Report of the condition of the EN-.
poria National Bark, at Emporia, in the
stste of Kansas. at the close OF business,
December "a, 1885
RRsOURCKs
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NRw YORK. jan. 2.-Lieut Greeley
was a passenger on the steamer City OF
Chester which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool.
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NEW BLACK NTH SHOP,
II. I. FARNEY

Late of the frm of Kelly & O'Brien of San
Francisco, is now permanently located ct
3Sad1nG, Kansas,
And Is prepared 60 90 Hif-kinas OF black
Emithing aad Wood Work.
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EsTABLIaHED.

BrAys. Russell county, George 8 Peck.
HArIland, Hamilton county, Henry
II Cochran; Woodruff, Phillips county
JAmoJ II Hlil
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PosrorrIcE ORANGES

Postoface changes in Kansas during
the week ending Dec. %. 1885. furnished
by VIM. Van Week Of the pOstoflce de.
paItment.
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It seemed as though the platform
would be torn in pieces when the
champion climed over the ropes and
walked iauntiiY to his dressing room,
every whit as steady as when he came
out. C1eary's seconds picked him up
and helped HIM to his dressing room,
where he revived IN q few minutes.
Since Burke went TO California. after
his setto with Sullivan. he has cultivated
the offensive use of his right arm, which
is believed by many to be the secret of
his remarkable success tonight.
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Cure forPtIu.

D. L. LOCKWOOD,
Gen'l. Pass. b Ticket Agt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-06

Is ST. LOUIS, as.in Chicago. it has been
the custom 70 allow Anarchists nnlim-
tied freedom in meetings, speeches and
parades.. The, effect Of such license in
Chicago. exemplihed in the Haymarket
riot, has directed attention TO the abuse
in St. Louis and the police have been
ordered 10 "disperse all unlawful as-
semblages OF Anarchists, ana arrest all
persons uttsring ineendiary speeches or
melting to not" This action is not
taken too soon. Its undoubtedly bet
ter to close the doors before the horse is
stolen than afterward. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-06

The REPUBLICAN managers OF Illinois
have met in solemn conclave and de-
cided that the fall campaign shall be
made on the JEFF Davis issue. But the
bloody shirt" has gone the way OF the
coon skins, log cabins, hard cider. cop
per-heads and the like party nicknames,
rallying cries and decisions. Some new
trick must be devised 70 stir up old pre-
jndices and bad blood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-06

THE DEMOCRATS of Ohio propose to
elect Congressman in accordance with
the old apportionment, holding that
the Senate which passed the gerryman-
der was an unconstitutional body.