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

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The clothing
cutters in twenty Of the shops struck to-
day again. The grievances complained
OF are victimizing (being Disseminated
against because they are union men),
ordering the men to Fenounce the union,
and compelling them to work more hours
per day than the rules Of the union ale
low. The arbitration committee of dis
trict assembly 40, Knights Of Labor, vis-
tied number Of the manufacturers TO-
day to confer with them on the subject Of
the grievances, but no settlement was ef-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
Land Granta.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-In the case of
the Northern Pacific Railroad company
vs.. Benjamin V. CLARK, involving the right
of said company to lands embraced within
that part of the Crow Indian reservation
released under an agreement of sale rati
fed by congress April IL, 1882, and de-
cided by the department September II,
1884, Acting Secretary Muldrow has over
ruled the motion for q review filed therein
by said company, holding at the time OF
the definite location of the road oppos-
ite these lands they were excepted from
grant by reason of the subsIsting Indian
reservation.
In the case of W. d. Jarrett vs the MIS-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway COM
pany involving land III section eleven,
township thirty-five, south of range TWEEN
ty-tWo east, In the Independence land
district, Kansas, which lies within the ten
mile limits granted to said company
and also within ten miles of the located
route of the Kansas and Neosho Valley
road, acting secretary Milldrow affirm
ed the decision of the general land
Office and decides that by priority of grant
to the last named company its rights took
effect on the definite location to the ex.
clusion of the claim now made by the de-
fendsnt company herein and grant TO the
Neosho Valley road which has been re-
pealed by an act of congress. The land
ls accordingly awarded to the settlers.
A large tract of land In southeastern Kan
sas will be affected by this decision.
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steamboat Collision.

NEW YORK, Sept. Capt. Morrow Of
the tug boat Robert Robinson, reports .
collision OF the steamer City OF Alex
andria with Q steam dredge ct the Hook
at 20 p. M, during dense fog. The
City Of Alexandria struck the dredge,
which Immediately sank. The crew
were picked up by the Robinson. Five
Of them were slightly injured. The
damage to the steamer Is unknown. II
could not be ascartAined whether the
steamer proceeded on her course Il
HAVANA, owing to the fog. The dredRe
L. In Q very dangerous position for the
large number Of steam and sailing Graf;
bound In from the Yacht race.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
RURGIARq

Topeka is growing uneasy already. The
burglars have only been operating In that
city day or two, and the Commonwealth
suggests q vigilance committee. Were we
positive that We were rid Of them our
selves, we would suggest the Emporia plan
Of disposing Of burglars-HLes them
alone and they Will leave when they get
ready"
One man in this city has a sign on his
safe giving the combination, with a request
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81 PeopIe DroWned.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA special from
Nashville, Tenn !, says letter from Fount
ain county, Kentucky, gives the particu-
lars of an accident near that place by
which six persons lost their lives. A
party consisting of the wife and child of
Roy Turner, two sons John and Nelson
Turner and two young men named Hood
were fordinR Green River in q wagon
when the horses became frightened and
ran down the stream into deep water
where the wagon upset aud the entire
party drowned.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

Some British soldiers in Ireland yester-
day refused to assist in the eviction of ten
ants, protesting against the forcible ex-
pulsion of helpless, indrm and starving
people from the shelter OF their homes In
to the road, declaring that in the future
they would not do the dirty work. TWEEN
~ of their number were put under arrest
for mu:iny.
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Attempted Burglary.

STERLING, Kss., Sept. 9.-An attempt
was made last night to burglarize the
postoffice at Sterling. The burglars
crHwIed through transOm in the rear
Of the postohice, drilled holes in the
doors OF the cafe, blew the outer door
of with powder, and destroyed the bolts
but the inner door did not open. The
burglars probably became alarmed and
left the same way they entered IS moth
ing was taken.
NEW BRANCH LINE.
The Missouri Pacific surveyors COM
menced yesterday surveying line from
Sterling north, to connect with the line
now building frem SaIina. This win be
the main line from wichita west.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
Canada Wants NO cooling,

NEW YORK, Sept. ia special from
Ottawa, Ont, says: To-dsy the Canadian
government forwarded demand to Sec
rotary BaYard through the English minis
ter at Washington for the Immediate and
unconditional surrender to their owners oil
the sailing vessels recently captured of
mand is full statement OF the case as II
Is understood here and large number OF
citations OF authorities bearing out the DO.
sition taken by Canadian officials
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NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-At 9 meeting
Of the directors Of the st. Joe s. Grand
Island railroad held to-day Charles
Francis Adams was elected chairman of
the board, James Benedict, president,
Sidney Dillon vice president, Henry Mo
Ter, secretary. The only change was the
election of Sidney Dillon vice president
in place Of Elisha Atkins, declined.
Action on the extensions was deferred
for future consideration.
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Yesterdays trial further demonstrated
the fact that Yankee yachts are still gu
perlor to those of Great Britain. When
these races are concluded and the Nay
flower has once more won the trophy il
will make the sixth successive victory
What makes it the more CALLING to BritonE
Is the tact that the prize cup was present
from Queen Victoria, and the English
seemingly have no show to ever take II
back to their own country.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

ST. JOHN, the valiant left bower OF the
Maine democrats, continues his wordy war
at cost of $50 Per speech. He refused
to speak in Augusta because the demo
cratic managers failed to put up the cash
in advance.-Exchange.
And yet his Kansas admirers revere him
as a saint. If he ever advances to the dig
nifty of being an angel we are afraid his
wings will get scoTched.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 1O.-The litiga-
ton pending for the last six years between
Jacob Rose of this city, the inventor of the
Basic steel process, and the Bessemer Steel
company, limited which has prevented the
use of the Basic process In the United
States, owing to an injunction obtained
by s1e Bessemer Steel company, has been
decided by the master-in-chancery who
reports that the Injunction be dissolved
and the bill dismissed at the cost OF the
BeesemeF Steel comoanV.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

A WYANDoTTE editor was horse-whip-
ped the other day by two Sons OF saloon
keeper who is in jail. One of the sons
was former barkeeper IN his fathers
saloon. The assault was occasioned by
some remarks in tho paper derogatory Of
the Iathar
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Death for Geronimo.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Mr. Atkins, the
commissioner OF Indian affairs, is quoted
by the Post as insisting that Geronimo be
put to death. The president, he says,
will probably acquiesce in whatever prop
ositiOn Gen. Miles may make for dispos-
doubtless be a court martial, which will
not fail TO award q death sentence There
is no doubt but that the public sentiment
of the country demands the death of &C.
ronimo.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

a CORRESPONDENT In the Republican
this morning asserts that the democratic
party OF the south has done more for pro-
hibition In the south than the republican
party has in the north. Just sol For in.
stance-the killing OF the colored man BY
a democratic justice of the peace in Mis-
slssippi last week for voting the prohibi-
ton ticket.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
THE REUNION.
Commander MCDsvitt Issues Orders
for the Kansas State Reunion
To Take Place at Empora According
to Programme LAID Out,
Thus Making it the Recognized G. A
R. State Encampment.
Special Dispatch to the News.

Special Dispatch to the News.
ABILENE. Kans., Sept 1O.-Commandel
McDevitt has issued his orders to al
posts of the Grand Army of the Republic
of the State of Kansas. making the grand
reunion at Emporia. October 9Th to eth,
inclusive, the recognized annual state en-
campment OF the order for this year
This will give the movement an addi-
tIonsl boom, and lnsures larger attend
snce, If possible, than otherwise would
have taken place. Ed 8. WATRRBURY.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

TUCSON, Arizona. Sept. 9-The demo-
cratic territ orial convention nominated
Marcus A Smith Of Tombstone, for dele
gate to congress and Charles II. Strauss of
Tucson, for superintendent OF schools
The platform Is highly eulogistic of Pres
Ident Cleveland, Secretary Lamar, Cover
nor Zulick and General Miles, and de-
msnds the unlimited coinage of silver.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

LEAVENWoRTH, KAs., Sept. Sd
W. McKeegaD, young man living ct
Tonganoxie in this county, became in
volved in . quarrel this afternoon with
his wife and her father, which resulted
in his killing the latter and serfOuely
wounding his wife. AcKeegan was ar
rested and brought to this city to escape
fvnOhinR.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

WAsHINEGToE, Sept. 11.-Carroll D.
Wright, commissioner of labor, to-day
submitted to the secretary of the interior
q report of the bureau for the year ended
June 80, 1885. On account of the late or
ganiZation of the bureau the commission
er says be cannot at present submit the
results of his investigations relative TO
convict labor and strikes, but hopes to do
90 before the end Of the calendar year.
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WE would suggest to our county attor--
ney that he Immediately subpoena Mr.
Jas. r Jetfery, as. q witness In the prose-
cution OF cases Of violation OF the LIQUOR
law. II what he states IN this mornings
Republican Is true, it will be an easy mat
fer to make few cases on his evidence
aIonO
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Aa,atio Cholara.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a letter to
the Bulletin from ZouleOrsa, dated August
and, states that deaths from Asiatic
cholera from July 18th to 25th numbered
3,14O. Since then from 267 to 49z per-
sons have died daily. Collins could not
be obtained, and the bodies were wrap
ped in sacking, and in many places dogs
and VultureS had scratched away the
earth and devoured the bodies.
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For IIle WIGS Honor.

LACYGNE, Kas., Sept. 10.-Last night
near lingo, Miami county, Lane Massey,
aged about 20 years, attacked VIM. WILL
Mams, aged about 10 years, because Of .
repOrt ti1at Williams had made Objec-
tIonable statements about his wife. VIII
Iiams was badly cut about the right
breast and lung, and the muscles Of the
left arm were severed. He Is in q serious
condition.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

THE Russian government has prohibited
newspapers and correspondents from pub
fishing any news regarding the move
ments of the army, and Turkey has CON-
pleted her war preparations on the Bull
garian side. Viewed in connection, these
circumstances Indicate that the Bulgarian
imbroglio is to be settled by the sword.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

AUGUSTA, Ga: Sept. 1O.-Notice has
been served upon the operatives occupy I.
ing the houses owned by the Augusta
factory that they must vaeate at once, as
the houses are to be opened for opera
tives who are going to work during the
lockout. The operatives have been al
lowed to occupy the houses belonging TO
the factories without paying rent.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

BuRGLARs are now working Topeka,
but it is very evidently not the same gang
that has been keeping Emporia in hot
water for some time back. The Topeka
burglars entered and plundered an edi-
tors house No such charge can be laid
at the door of Emporia burglars,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

WHEN those wild young hexicsns got
through with Bayard's Sedgwick, the en-
voY must have felt that he was Yankee
Doodle. They stuck feather IN his hat
and lodged him among strange women
1t is not surprising that the Greasers
imagine that they can whip the United
States,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

THE editor of the Topeka Journal saws
"We though the Emporis papers were re-
liable" We are pleased to learn that he
can think, but We would politely inquire
what he thinks witht Probably he has a
boy hired for that purpose, as he was never
accused OF anything of the kind while a
resident OF this city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

THE grand jury, sitting at Independ-
ence, Mo, have found an indictment for
fellonIous assault against w. D. Carlisle
for his attempt to kill DR.. Munford in a
cable car at Kansas City, on the 10Th of
last June. Hehas been admitted to bail
in the sum of Sl.4OO.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

The republicans of California are conf
dent OF the election OF their nominee for
governor, John Z. Swift. The democratic
administration of Governor Stoneman has
been so weak and extravagant that many
OF his party openly condemn it, and are
eager for a change
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AneafrneaIra Rtra.

FREE HOLD, N. j Sept. 11.-An ex.
tensive fire is raging here and the princi
pal business portion Of the town VII pro
baby be destroyed. Two brick stores ol
Clark q Perrins and John Tsylor's hotel
opposite the court house Is destroyed
Fire department assistance is coming from
Long Branch, Asbury Park, Red Bank
and other piacea
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THE Mormon population in Utah is rap
idly increasing. In 1860 the number was
1900; IN 1870, $4,000; in 1880, IA. 900
The Mormon elders continue their prose
lyting work IN Europe, and shiploads OF
Sonverts attest their zeal in strengthening
the power OF the infamous twin relic.
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Brooklyn Eagle (dem }: The man whit
would shoot game out of season has In b in
the elements of a sneak thief and house.
breaker. All who feel or appreciate ,
genuine love of sport should combine e
hunt HIM down.
President Cleveland is up In the Adiron,
dacs trying to shoot deer out of season
"Hunt him down"
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 10-Henry Il. Myers, q
fresco and scenic artist, this afternoon shot
and killed VIM. B. Dunnsvant of the firm
of VIM. B. Dunnavant & Bro, contractors
and builders. Dunnavant was In q room
with Myers wife when the husband came
upon them unawares and in q struggle
which ensued, Dunnavant was shot and
dIedsin q few moments. Myers surren-
dered himself to the police.
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Tor the RatIran rhs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Col. Charles
8. Stewart, the senior colonel Of engineers
In the army, has fCrRally applied to be
placed on the retired list September Is,
ing until April 4, 1887, when he would be
retired for sge. He is stationed at San
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THE engineer of the engine upon which
Writ Walton was killed has been dis.
charged by the Union Pacific company
for having violated the rules Of the com.
pany by permitting Mr.. Walton to ride
upon the engine.
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Nine rSfsstnct ouaIkea,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sepk1O.-OaptAIn WE.
Plummer of the steamer "MsEy D. Hume''
reports that while sixteen miles north west
of Point Reys yesterday nine distinct
shocks of earthquake were felt The vi
brations were from north of east 10 south
of west. They were not felt in San Fran.
cisco county.
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FOREIGN.
GREAT BBETAIN.

WILL PLAY shCOND
LONDON, Sept cit is rumored that
Russia asked the porte ifit would sanction
| the restoration of Alexander. The porte
replied that as the prince in the recent
action totally ignored the porte Turkey
would confine herself to supporting the
decision of the powers.
THE LANDLORDS SHARE.
DUBLIN, Sept. 9.-The United Ireland
says: No power in Great Britain can col
lect the landlords tribute in Ireland In the
face of organized, united and level headed
people. The Catholic bishops assembled
at Maynooth and sent o memorial TO the
English government, urging the adoption
of temporary measures to relieve the Irish
tenantTy and prevent Outrages to which
tht y may resort In simple desperation.
IRISH RESOLUTIONS.
A confer ence of Catholic bishops at
Maynosth adopted resolutions to-day de-
claring that the Irish people appreciated
Mr.. Gladstone's efforts in behalf of Ire
land and still adhered to their demand
for home rule and Indignantly denying
the tory assertion that If the Irish people
were allowed to govern themselves in do
nestle affairs, the Catholic majority would
abuse the Irish parliament and hsTTass
the professionals of the country. The reso-
lutions further declare trouble and disor
der in both Ireland and Great Britain will
not cease until Ireland's right to adminis-
ter her own laws is recognized. Most
Rev VIM. j. Walsh, archbishop of Dub
I'm; Most Rev. Thomas w. Croker, arch
bishop of Coshell; Most Rev. John Mace.
vile, archbishop of Tuam; and twenty.
three other bishops were present ct the
conference when the resolutions were
adopted.
WILL TAKE ALEXANDER TO BALMoRAL.
Prince Henry of Bsttenburg. the hue
band of Princess Beatrice and brother OF
Prince Alexander, has left Balmoral cas-
tie for Darmstadt. He intends 70 bring
Prince Alexander 20 BsImoral.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

A ST. LOUIS man claims TO have lost
$4,000 by base ball, and the only wonder
is how such fool could have become pos
sessed Of that amount of money.-Ex.
He inherited it. He is one of the "old
settlers" a member of the Lucas family.
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HUTCHNsoH, KS, Sept. 10.-A special
from Laredo says: The derrick at the
water works fell this afternoon, Instantly
killing Charles ChatteDden, painter,
and Edward O'Neill, formerly propfie-
tor Of thu Desmond house at Kingman.
They feli thirty.dve feet.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

THE practice OF putting Union soldiers
on the democratic state ticket IN Missouri
has been abandoned. All the nominees
this time are confederstes. The ticket
looks as If IT had been boiled In copperas.
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srRRzRn WITH rIoHERa.
RUSSIA.
pusso-ruprTsrT AT1IArcp

RUss0-TURKIsH ALLIANCE.
81. PETKRsBURG, Sept. S.-The Novoe
Vremys urges Russia TO secure good I'M
defstanding with Turkey and urges Tur.
key not 70 abandon its traditional policy
OF adapting itself to existing ciFcumstan-
ees. A Russo Turkish alliance, adds the
Novoe YremYe, would solve the Bulgarian
question and Russia should concern her.
self less about western Europe IN order 10
keep G freer hand in the east
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nnaiana,s Corn Crop.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. 1O.-Returns
to the state ststistician indicate the yield
Of corn In Indiana VIII be about one hun
drsd and thirty million bushels, ten mill
lion more bushels than In 1885.
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HsAHRrom

KANSAS CRY, Sept. 1O.-Maude Sey-
now, tho colored girl from Atchison,
who disappeared hare yesterday was
heard from In Winchester to-day. She
took the wrong train by uligtake.
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FAYErTE, No, Sept. Con Tuesday
afternoon, Allen Cooper . negro, out
ragged Ella Thompson. white gtrl aged
sixteen. He was captured and hanged
by farmers near the scene Of the crime.
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Reception 70 cen. vnaa.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 1O.-Gen. Villas,
who Is spending Q vacation in Wisconsin.
was rendered reception by the Juneau
democratic club at their rooms to-day
He win return 70 Washington early next
week.
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SHOULD It be decided to build court
house Ia this city VIC hope to sec Lyon
county builders and workmen have the
preference for all work done, from founda-
tion TO root
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THB BULGARIAN LOAN.


CoNsTANTIEoPLE, Sept. 6-The porte
has sent note 20 the powers praying
them 70 prevent foreign military occupa-
ton Of Bulgaria. Turkey has suIhoFIzed
the Ottoman bank 20 issue q loan foP
10000 TuFkiah pounds, half payable d.
Tectly and the remainder IN inst6lIments.
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e. buEeIars wlll Pleas n0I break be

that burglars viii please not break the
safe.
Another citizens has placard hanging
to his home notifying burglars where the
valuables are, with a polite request for
them not to disturb the people by slam
ming the doors.
Some few had the Topeka idea, and
slept with pistols under their heads, only
to awaken in the morning and find that
pistol was mighty poor detective.
One Of our prominent grocerymen made
himself quite conspicuous few days ago
IN speaking to q clergyman about the
burglars, and only hoped they would visit
his home. The next morning the preach.
er's family were conYu1sed with laughter
when It was discovered that the valiant
grocer-with revolver under his head
had been robbed of his pantaloons, vest
watch, ETC., all Of which were left hanging
on the bed post the night previous.
Our advice to our Topeka, Atchison and
other friends is to treat the burglars with
great politeness and may be they will leave
town without hurting anybody, as, We
hope, they have done In Emporls.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16

Mrs. WInsloW's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
tsething. Il sooshes the child, soften
the gums, alleys all pain, cures wind
collie, and IL the best remedy for Giar
ThOea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Associate Justice
D. 81 Valentine ......-........ Franklin county.
For Governor.
For Lieutenant aoyernsF.
n 4. Riddle -.................Ot Ottawa county.
For Secretary OF state.
Z, D. Allen ...s.... .sedgwick county.
For State Treasurer.
amos w Hamilton 800. Sumner county.
For Auditor OF state.
Timothy Mccarthy -. ,PaWnee county
For Attorney General.
For experimentation Of Public Instruction.
j II. Lawhead ................. Bourbon county
For Congrcssman-Fourth District
Hon. Thomas Ryan ........... Shawnee county
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TIE burglars are now in AtchIson
several houses being entered on Wednes-
day last and railroad ticket office SAT,
broken open and robbed.