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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-09
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The democratic primaries held Saturday
evening in this city for the purpose Of
choosing delegates to the county conVen-
ton to be held next Saturday, resulted e
follows:
FIRST WARD.
Dslegates-J. G. PettinRin. J. F. But
ton, w. q. Thomas, Geo. r. Glover, W.
P Parr, Sim Garter.
Alternates-R. e. Bruner, Jas. Gala
CHER, P. J. HeillmAn, T. J. Shepard,
Frank Mccain, 2. J. Roberts.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-D. s. Hurlbut, T. e.
Doherty, W. A. Dart, J. A. Hether-
ingtOn, G. b. Browning, N. T. Nix, W.
P. Sexton, II. G. whitley, VIM. II. Harry,
J. n. MCCown, w. W. Kremer.
AlternAtes-L. r. Sehemerhorn, Frank
Harris, John Delehunty, r. L. Wader-
horn.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates-Ed. Raymond, L. II. VIII
Hams, j. II. Hyde, Geo. Bragunier,
Casper Ellison, D. Thomas, jr., James
Kelly, W. A. Randolph, J. P. Suther-
land, q. w. Bryson, W. J. IdlemAp, J.
N. Crowner, e. G. Edwards, P. h.
Cowan, 8. n. Bell, G. w. Paxton.
Alternates-Mace Davis, John J.
Evans, q. J. O'COnnelI, Chss. Rhode
Jerry O'Oonnen.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegates-Tom Vernon, W. A. Wal
ters, J. Harvey Firth, Geo. Wilmington,
John Eskridge.
Alternstes-C. P. Theis, Geo. b. Con
nell, Mike McGlsde.
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MRS. j. ELLEN FOSTER, one of the most
earnest and successful members OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union, is
Outspoken in her opposItiOn to prohibition
as party Issue, and IN a recent speech at
Lakeside, OHIO, she said:
~ am opposed to the prohibition party
because consider 1t q delusion and q
snare, and think II a great hinderance to
temperance work. The third party wSuld
hurt prohibition In Kansas and Iowa If
there was enough Oft. The third party
did nothing TO secure prohibition in Geo.
gia. the third party did not secure pro-
hIbition in Iowa. The people did II. The
third party is doing prohibition more
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THE New York Times calls Blaiue's
speeches shot weather arguments" The
Rochester IN. " Democrat chronicle
thinks that they are properly described,
judging from the persplration into which
they have thrown the mugwump and dem
Ocratic preRs
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THE Salvation army have tackled Tope-
ka, Leavenworth. Atchison and Lawrence.
We would be happy to see them in En-
porIA If they will relieve US OF our burg
lare. OF one thing we are pretty conf
dent, which lie that II they do come here
they will be decently treated, as we have
no vulgar hoOdlums here, even If we are
overrun with midnight robbers.
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Vermont Elections.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt Sept. T.
Although this is an off year and no ques.
lions of public policy of very important
nature are to be decided by to-dsy's cleo
ton, 1t is evident that both the republican
and democratic parties will poll vote
largely In excess of that usually cast in
an off year The relative strength
of the two principal parties in
the state as exhibited In previous
elections remains unchanged. The
main issue for the republicans in
wolves the election OF the United States
senator to succeed MIR Edmunds, and the
democratic managers are making strenu-
ous efforts to poll large party vote. Three
tickets are IN the field, viz: republican.
democratic and prohibition. The offices
to be filed are governor. members OF con-
gress, treasurer, auditor and secretary of
state.
WBITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. Sep. z.
Thirty one towns gave Gov.
Ormsby, republican. 3 1852 votes and for
Shutleff, democrat, 1884, Q majority for
Ormsby Of 2,29S:
The election for member Of congress
from the First district resulted as follows:
Stewart, republican, 2,070. Brigham,
democrat, ], 81, majority for Stewart
Of 759.
In the second congressional district
/ the election resulted as follows: Grant
| (republicaD) 1899, Folsom (democra0
1874, . majority for Grant Of 1,695.
Out of thirty-one towns twenty Two
are for Edmunds; from six there Is no
report. One is enti-Edmunds and TWO
have no choice.
The returns are coming in very slowly.
In the election for governor sixty-four
i towns give Ormebee IL 1858 votes and
Shutleff (democrat) 6,192, . msjority for
| Ormsbee Of 1886.
The returns thus far received from the
First congressional district are as fol-
lows:
Stewart, republican, 80, 751, and Bing-
ham, democrat, 1880, being 8 majority
| for Stewart Of 1855.
The returns from the second congress
sional district are Grant, republican,
1 $40, Folsom, democrat, 2,914, . ma
| jority for Grant Of 1915.
FortY-tWO towns returned three Ed
munds representatives. From seven
teen there is no report. -Four make no
choice and three are anti-Edmunds.
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Chicago We. New York.

CHICAGO, H. Sept. 6.-Not less than
l 900 people attended the postponed game
this 9. m. between Chicago's and New
York's. Mccormick and Kelley were
ChIeagO's battery and WEIGH and DeAsley
oficiated for the visitors. Gore opened
with safe hit. Kelly followed with two
Dagger. Williamson got 70 the base On
an error Of Gerhardt's and let in two runs.
New FORKS runs were mads In fourth,
of two Dagger by Deasley and 3 Eingls
By Dorgan. Score: Chicago, II; New
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SHOULD the people OF this county decide
N build q court house 1t would give lots
Of work to all classes of men, both me-
chanics and laborers, and the proposition
will therefore be favorabiy looked upon
by working men, who compose a large
proportion of our population.
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Fatally stabbed.

CHICAGO, Sept. CHARLES Sinclair,
middle aged man, who came to this city
from Kansas City only yesterday. was ia
tally stabbed by an unknown man on the
Lake front at the foot of Indiana street
late last night. Sinclair says he was en-
deavoring to part two men who were fight
ing The police think 1t will be impossi-
BILE to arrest his assallGnt. as he has given
no description of him.
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EMPoRIS now has the opportunity to OBJ
tain what he has long felt the need OF,
viz: A large manufacturing establish
ment. We hope for the good of our city
that the necessary stock may be speedily
subscribed and the plant placed in our
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WRIT WALTON was to have been mar
ried to Miss Streator within q few weeks.
Miss Streator is the youDd lady who was
wounded by shot from the pistol of the
man who attempted to kill DIR. Munford,
Of the Kansas City Times. What a sad
termination TO her hopes Of happiness.
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MarIoan RaHnInfIon.

ST. LOUIS, Sep. IA Globe-Demo-
crat Eagle Pass, Tex, special says: The
long threatened revolution in CRhuila,
Mexico, has as last broken out. People
who are best acquainted with the Med-
can character predict . great political
upheaVal within six months.
VICTORIA TAMAULIPAs, MEX Sept.
7.-Gov. CulGr has received kilograms
informing him that Hilaro RodariRnez
Martinez, . brother Of the famous Coyote,
creased the Rio Grande near Rems,
leading thirty-three Texas Aexicans tc
join the revolutiOnists. Coyote has is
sued . TedhOt proclamation, calling the
patriots to arms.
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Ex-CoHFEDERATE CAPT. Warts, of
Meriden, Tenn, was present at the reun-
ion of the One Hundred and Fourth Ohio
Volunteers al Meyers Lake, near Canton,
on Thursday last and was presented with
his sword, which the Ohloans captured at
the battle of Franklin, Tenn, In 1864.
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THE Wichita, Cedarvale and South
eastern Railway company, with head
quarters at Wichita Kansas, died its char
ter with Secretary of State Allen yesterday.
This is quite a peculiar paper declaring
that "the estimated value of the goods,
chatteIs, lands, rights and credits owned
BY this corporation is !" that "the cor
poration shall exist nine hundred and
ninety-uine years." that the amount of
the capital stock OF the corporation shall
be 81, 500, 900.
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mrn. RIaIZa m1rdereA.

BELoFr. Kas- Sept 6.-MFs- Belle Blake
was killed ct her house near Glen Elder,
In the western part Of this county, lastSas-
urday. The circumstances attending her
death strongly indicate murder, and Aaron
Blake, the father-in-law, IS held for the
murder. The husband, Isaac IL. Blake
and brother in,lsw, B. A. Blake. are
also in custody.
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MARTIN IRONS was fined So 90 in Kan
sas City yesterday for being found drunk
on the streets. The officer who arrested
him says he should be convicted on a
charge Of vagrancy, as he has been hang
ing around saloons aud DOING no work for
the past two months
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At st. Louis.

81. LOUIS Sept. 8.
HOas-Receipts. $3.50; shipments. none;
market active and steady; butchers and best
heavy. 8. 9096 10; mixed packing, $4.so04.s5;
Light, s. 1904. IS.
c1ffLE-Reoeipts. 1900; shipments. 500;
market slow; shippers. g 1004.Tei bEtcherss
$3.2b04 90; Texans, S9o063.5o.
WaRAf-Markef slightly higher, closing Ak
= above yesterday; no. red cash and septem-
Dex.I.; OSSooet, It1 ~: NST S.. 5000: 81
advance Of H0k over Yesterday; No. mixed
cash, S7937X; November, 375S0SS; May, 49,
I'D
OATs-AAxket dull; No. mixed cash, 24k0
25K; September, 245S bids Oeeo5er. *.
RYE-UnchAngsd.
WHLsKEY-Steady, S1.10.
PoRK-HigheR,. $lG.90011.00.
LARD-FiFm, $6.75.
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brand Of preachers IN the following para
graph:
There is preacher IN Atchison, whose
wife is not at home, who is so afraid that he
will be made the victim of scandal and
blackmAll and thieves that he keeps all
the doors of his house locked constantly,
his windows nailed down, and ne craWls In
and out OF the house through the cellar,
which has q blind trap door. He wont
walk out at night alone, and whenever any
one calls after dark, or during the day
light, II II wears dresses il can't get in
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OUR faith is that the veterans and the
democracy will yet stand under one flag In
this country.-[Topeka Democrat.
Yes, but it will probably be at the time
the scripture predicts "when the lion and
the lamb shall lie down together.n
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THE st. Joseph News has buckled on
Its armor and is charging hot foot on the
managers OF the exposition at that place
for allowing gambling games TO run in
full blast on their grounds during fair
week. Correct
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MRS. EMMA MoLLOY. who was prom
inent as defendant IN a murder trial,
recently attempted to commit suicide In
South Bend, Indiana. Her son was re-
Gently drowned, and she claims that life is
no longer worth living.
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THE first case that has come to our no.
tice Of man being arrested for false rep
resentation TO a druggist for the purpose
of purchasing liquor, comes nom Ottawa.
The offender was given the minimum pen
atty, fine of 800 and thirty days In
iafl
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MONTREAL. Sept. THE liabilities of
Leopold E. Isaacs, an absconding tobacco
merchant exceeds $3.50. 600 with practically
no assets. tits stated that several forger-
les and other sWIndling schemes have
been brought 90 light and steps will be
taken to secure Isaacs' extradition. He Is
in Philadelphia.
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IT is said that there has never been q
breach of promise case before q Colorado
court Women are so scare out there that
when a"fellow" gets girl he yanks her
up to the altar, il he has to put lariat on
her for a necklace.
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PIrrsBURG, Sep. Am evening pa.
per says New York telegram received
in Pittsburg to-day occasioned no little
talk among the knights Of Labor here
It Is stated that Grand Master Workman
Powderly had notified the K. Of L. au-
thorities that he will not accept another
term of office and that his name Ia not to
be used 81 Richmond, as he proposes to
leave the order. The telegram further
stated that Powderiy's declaration was
occasioned by his disgust over recent
differences in the order and that the fact
that hia physical condition demanded
rest. It was stated also that MCGUIRE
and Horen of district assembly No. 4S,
New York, who have been considered in
opposition to Powderly, had declared
that neither of them would bs candi-
date for the position. Prominent knights
here say they know nothing Of Mr.. Pow
derly's intention, but are inclined to
doubt the truth OF the report.
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 4. Messrs.
Barry and Barley, the only members OF
the general executive board OF the
knights of Labor In this city, upon be-
ing shown q COPY Of the Pittsburg Dis
patch stating that Powderly contem-
plated leaving the order on account Of
internal troubles therein, said that there
has never been time when the feeling
OF harmony both between Mr.. PowderlY
and the members of the order at large,
and between himself and the members OF
the general executive board, was
stronger and more sincere than 1t is az
the present time.
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THE Mississippi river has not been
lower in years than It has been this sum
mer. A few DAYS ago 3 man on horseback
forded il near Galena. ILL.,, where usually
the river q three quarters of a mile wide.
The deepest water he found was In the
channel. and there IL was but trifle over
two feet deep.-N. Y. Sun.
This would be nice item were it not for
the fact that Galena IS not on the Missis-
sippi, but on the Fever river, which is
about as big as our Neosho or Marals des
Cygnes. Probably this item was written
by the Champion man.
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AMERICA 10 again victorious. The
Yankee yacht MaYflower yesterday de
feated the English cutter, Galatea. and
the international championship is virtual
ly settled for at least another year.
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Politics IN st. Louis are becoming
quite interesting. Numerous free fights
eliminated last night in the murder of
Constable Jas. T. Ryan by a we'll known
tough OF that place named Billy Cody,
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TIE wife of "a we'll known United
States senator" is said by New York news
papers to have made application for sp-
pointment in the chorus Of the American
Opera company.
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InvastirntIon ComnIeted.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 6.-Hon.
Arthur G.. Sedgwick, special agent of the
United States government. has COM
pleted his investigation and has gone to
chihuahua, having obtained permission
from the Mexican government to look at
all the records in the Cutting case.
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government after that of the United States

government after that of the United States
that is, TO hsYe state organizations ana z
supreme or national assembly. II state
assembly under the new plan will have
control Of the territory under their / iris
dictIon, but the acts OF their officers will
be subject TO reversal by the gene, al mas
ter workman. Thus Mr.. Powda rIy will
retain supreme control while &c ninE re-
lief from routine OF work WI ich now
falls on his shoulders. The plan ha been
thoroughly oanvassed since the adjourn.
ment of the Cleveland convention, and
there is little doubt but what it viii be
adOptad
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Cattle and Land sale, 500 Head.

At Strong City, Chase county, Ksnsap,
on Santa Fe railroad, Wednesday, Seq
TENDER 10, one Of the finest herds of
graded cattle in central Kansas, 40
young COWS, one imported Galloway
bull, 4 years old, remainder spring c1lveF,
yearlings, 2 and 3 year olds, half steerzo
Nine months credit toithout interest. Stocks
men cannot afford to miss this opportu-
nifty. Now is the time to purchase cattle.
Also $50 acres farming lends in Sycamore
township, Butler county, Kansas, on
railroad, one mile from town Of Cassidy
vest half and northwest quarter 1I-2S z.
WIN be sold to suit purchasers on terms
uHhedrd Of. One-ffth cash, remainder
one, two, three or four years, as oaly ice
per cent Interest. No finer stock and grain
section in Kansas. with other railroads as
sured. See posters.
w. IL. JONES,
D. G. MORRIS, JR.
II. B. ALLISON, AuctiOnesr, Des
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AN Arizona paper has an item to the
effect that the wife OF Hosea Greenhaw
made some yeast cakes the other day and
ing to the place came along and ate the
cakes Immediately afterwards he began
to swell up and exploded with a great
noise.
This is on a par with the young drug
clerk in this city who gave a customer two
seidliiz powders in separate glasses, and
then thought he would enjoy the commo-
ton they would make when they came
together. The customer did not swell up
until he busted, but sinphfied matters
by busting the smart clerk over the nose.
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THR Scriptures speak OF people who
prefer darkness to daylight. They muit
have had reference to Kansas democrats,
rs they want to split the difference, pre-
ferrang Moonlight
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THE Ottawa people are circulating Pc
titions asking the county commissioners
to take steps toward having q new court
house at that place.
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We are authorized TO announce w. J..
Combs OF Hartford, as candidate for the
Office of clerk of the district court subject
TO the action of the Lyon county .republi
can convention.
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The republicans Of Pennsylvania have
pledged themselves to submit q prohibi-
tion amendment to the state constitution.
The democrats refused to do 30.
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Amy one knowing q certain and painless
cure for cockroaches of long standing can
win a deathless name by sending the same
TO this Office, with directions tor taking.
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We are authorized to announce r. j.
RudisilI as q candidate for the Office of
Clerk OF the District Court, subject to the
action of the republican county convention
of Lyon county.
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ONE good turn deserves another, says
the Chicago Journal. Cleveland has been
very solid for the south and the south Is
said to be very solid for him.
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1ORoSTo woman proposes q society
for the prevention Of kissing. Somebody
oaght % kiss the poor thing and convert
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

J.G. Taylor is q candidate for re-elec-
kion for clerk of the district court, subject
to the action of the republican county
convention.
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We are authorized to announce that L.
NJ. Keys is a candidate for the office Of
Probate Judge for Lyon county, subject
to action Of the county Republican con-
Yention.
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GREECE.

ATHENS, Sept. Fresh shocks of earth
quake were felt to day in this city and at
Kalayrita and elsewhere. RumblinRs
were heard yesterday throughout PelopO1-
nesus,
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SLIGHT earthquake shocks are sull of
daily occurrence at Charleston and other
places on the Atlantic coast.
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Now that Geronimo has surrendered
what Will the government do with him2
1t is estimated that this savage has caused
the murder of oyer 1900 people in his va
rIous raids, many of whom were women
and children Will such 9 wretch be per
mltted to live? Will 1t bs safe to turn
him loose again even In q thickly settled
country He Is just as liable to go on the
war path In Florida as in Arizona. Man
ifestly it would be healthier for the white
race if this bloodthirsty savage were fur
nished an expeditions passage to the hap
py hunting grounds Kansas City Star.
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THE man the democrats nomin ated tor
state auditor two years ago is In the penI-
tenliary.-lEx.
This should be q warning 10 Kelly.
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EARrHQUAKE insurance is being serious
" talked Of in the eastern states
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We are authorized TO announce L. M.
Carter as q candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the District Court, subject 10
nomination by the county republican con
vention of Lyon county.
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CHARLEsToE had her usual daily earth.
quake shock last night. but it was . very
HOht one
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THE Eighth Iowa Infantry will hold its
fourth and annual reunion at Knoxville,
Iowa. September 9th TO Both.
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THERE were just about offices enough
% go round 10 the prohibition convention
for Lyon county on Saturday.
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shall be candidate for the Office Of
Probate Judge at the republican conven-
ton. My past record as judicial officer
indicates my qualification for the posi-
ton. 9. q. BAcBRLLER.
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AKansas Murder.

ST. MARYs, Kas., Sept. 6.-The follow
ng are the particulars Of q cold blooded
murder which occurred on Sunday about
5 p. m, six or seven miles north Of here.
Michael Sullivan, prosperous farmer,
deliberately stabbed Thomas Bowling an
inch or two below the heart. Dow
ing was found in Sullivan's
house and was ordered out
by the latter. He turned to 60 and was
followed by Sullivan and stabbed in the
manner described. Bowling fell over on
his face and died in a few minutes, after
doing which Sullivan cody went to the
well and washed himself. Sullivan has
been regarded by many for the past year
or two as partially deranged, his insanity
taking the form of eunningness. He was
one time an inmate of an asylum and
several attempts have been made the
past year to have him put in again by the
probate court, and were unsuccessful
owing to his sharpness in securing attor-
neys and the arguments he advanced.
The deed was committed in Jackson
county, where the parties reside. The
funeral of the victim occurred this after
noon. Bowling was in moderate ciroum-
stances and leaves family.
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am candidate for denomination for
the Office of Probate Judge of Lyon coun-
ty, subject to the decision Of the republ-
can county convention.
J. W. HARRINGTON.
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am a candidate for denomination for
the office of county attorney before the re-
publican convention.
J. W. FEEGHAN.
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RUSSIA would like to have . Cutting
case In Bulgaria.