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ConatisuaaonaI. Convention.

HURON, OAK, Dec. 15-Abeut hum
dred members of the constitutional con-
vgnuon, and all members of the 60. called
legialatuEe of Soui3 Dakota. are here ss
are Governar Millette, United States SEN
ator Edgerton, and other prominent sup
porters Of She movement II seems ineV-
table, from the geaeTal sense OF those
here, GhEt the restraining clause OF the
ordinance Will be repealed sod . date
set for the state goVsxnment tn begin
running u
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CASUALTIES.

NEW YORK, DC. I4.-In the Ac QHsde
rial this morning John LOTUS was the
first witness for the defense. He former
~ lived in the house with sod occupied by
NcLaugblin, and in 1884 was member OF
the Tammeny Hall general committee of
the Fifteenth distrieR,of which NcLaugh-
lin Was chaiEmAn He bsd never seen any
meetings OF aldermen there. On cIoss-
examInatioD witness eckEoEIedged that
it WAS his custom 20 go d0Eu the street
nearly ever evening and fhst be knew
nothing Abont McLeughlin'e hasiness.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

TRoY, N. Y, Dec. Believer Cohoes
knitting mills resumed operations to-day,
practically ending the lockout which be.
gan nine weeks ago. Five mills had al
ready opened their doors, 30 that sixteen
out of twenty. six mills belonging to the
association are now running II Is thought
the other ten mills will resume this week
Terms have been made with the Knights
of Labor
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-The World ssys /:
It was reported last night upon what
seemed unquestio lable authority, bat too
lste for absolute Feri6caaion, that Mrs
Amos Lawrence Hopkins had been granted
an absolute divorce from her husband.
Mrs Hopkins Is the dsuGhteT of George
b DuulAF,, q prominent and wealthy mer-
chan. OF Chicago. and her husband il the
son of Mark Hopkins. president of Will
hams college, and is second vice preai-
dent Of she Missouri Pacific, and one Of
joy Gould,s most trusted lIsutsnants
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

LADY COLIN CAaiPRELL, it Is now
claimed. L. Irish, and comes from the
County Kildare. Her father, 1t seems, is
not the Col. Blood who figured in Amer
lea az the husband OF VIC. Woodruff, but
another Blood, and he has got himself Into
about ae bad a predicAment as our Col.
Blood did when he married Clafln.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

AN arrow point made Of ivory was late
u, exlracted from the breast OF . goose
shot near COluss, Cal. As there are no
sAVAges nearer then the Arctic regions
with whom ivorv 10 plentiful, the concIu-
sion is that the arrow was made from the
tooth Of . Velrns and shot INTO the bresst
of the bird By an Esquimsux. the skin
of the goose had grown over the arrow.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

o. A. SRA c4piain on = csrtsln casion
found "A accessory 10 ,pqntSh. one Of bis
cabin boys. The boy begged plteOaslyitd
be spared, bun the ca pt&sR, hiAS fmmova-
bic. The b|ythenf begssd 10 be Allowed
the privilege Of pr2yta before he was
punished This the cApt ain granted; and
the boy Expressed his Dissemination, OF
Waitins pnfIl the vessel b sdi landed and
he hsd tsAeAsd his m6thef.s hoGse7 ere ere be
would pray and sasbthe sgP,slR WAS .
iInAh OF his. vhrds The hoy ieTAdsdl pRnls b
meut. Tafs1is abSus lhe N Aeae+ IN which
muir lei ers are punished IL Ks1ssasti y Hi
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

81. Louis. pse. IS
Hoos-EeceIpts. 5000: shipments, none
narEet scEive and 1910 higher; 6utchers ana
ehctcs heavy. q so0a 50: packers. = eO0S. -;
CATTLE-Receipts, ESQ: skIpments, noaf:
maFkes stroas: choice native beeves, $4S09z3;
kaschers. SS.0o44 20; Texans and Indian eelsle,
WaEAF-Market weak and Kex lower; 50. :
red eaeh, 59k; January. Tsx; February Biz !;
Nag. eo&06SN. -
Co.E-aaTfst GTn and easier; No. 2 mixed
sash, EXCESS; January, a5k; February. Sok !;
-oirsNasrke. hrmcr; No mixed e.sh. asx0
2eX: Hay q bid :.
WHIsEY-H.JS.
PoEE-stfonE; cash. sII.s1K9iI75.
LAsD--Higher; eash, 90 1o06.1b.
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IT is said The pse''uelrs mssa'gein ~As'
we'll Tx, d In Mel ca Way notY tn The
recent little scTimmsge with taemi they
undoubtedly had the best DIX us'SAhso
kept CutipE prisonyr until they sRot
ready to release him, ana they hAyelgtVen
as no saiisfactio n Tor the IsasuFGe murder
or the cold-bIo, ded SssAssInstioh 1otoa ole
brave Capt. Crawford We should Think
they would like II. as 1t -foreshadoWe- ~
thought of ask n0 for redress. dI!GW Es1is
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

!. A GENTLEMAN sho paid for four thous-
snd feet of gas last month at his house haS
made acalculaiionQ and fnds that, PRO,
viding the ordinary two foot burner COM
sunes o1Iy two feet Of Gas per hour. he
must have bad ten jsssi going constantly
from 5 O'Clock in the evening until mid
night As he did not use more than half
that number Of lights and those only pagt
OF time. he Is now looking Al coal oil
lamps Gibbs. sHiIia ba LIa' - D
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IT Il said that Maxwell, tbs St. Louis
mordsrerY will de In prlsOn lbefDrs. he is
sentenced. Kansas murderers ali die in
prison II they happen to be convicted and
are not pAEdOned out by.Some fool COY !,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

THE New York LyceGm theStrs'nSnS-
ger has adopted q rule prohibiting the
wearing OF bonnets in the theatre, and IL
well sAtifsd with the result, A similar
rule should be Adopted In Emporia, or one
that would restrict tn hergh,h Of hstS. =
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

As the isw now. stands In South cato.I
lima, the sale Of intoxjcAliDg Liquors ont
side of cities and towus aad moor p0Eated.,
Villages IL absolutely prohibited, > and fthsi
prohibition can be extended to any city, :
town or incorporated village at the pleasure
of ita Residential n.E c.l.-E u I
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

Julius GlGs An has GSkeR the.tEouhls To-
write . communication for TEE NEyaIg
AS We are not acquainted with the gentle
man, at least by that name, we 'cAhhpi
publish his effualoD. AhcOmmunicavola1
must be accompanied by the full name Of
the writer, not Tor publ cation, but as an
assuraDce of their Renuinaness. cAW r9m9li
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

TIE Indications are that the Atchisccpn,
Topska & Santa Fe will surely 90 70 CHI
cago. This bsliet 4, strengthened by the
announcement that the Atchtson, Topeka
3 Santa Fe has secured ,contIol Of The
ChioAgo, Be. Louis &Western road :, and
will use II as . part of their etopossdiex-
tension The additiuual n4temenk IL also
mAdethat : large contract has been gwen
tOr steel rails, TO BE-, delivered in lKansAs
City, ana 10 10 presumably used, in abe
Chieago extension = < rhs Ss :, City News.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

q As Representative Hugler ard Johnson
are IN the city. previc US to gong y, To,
peka to tinker up our stase Laws, We would
sngges, for their ben, d. that they do nstf
forget our muIdertra, out STE that the law
is amended for their especial beuehr Z
We are disposed to belieVe that . hpnglpg
law would have. good tuffDct, In this, state
of OuFaI tlf| I.t -t-E 'EitaT 9uiniA do al
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

THE Topeka peop.s HsV.i Occome slmOsi
~ Grassy ontse ral.o.d subjiet - those
OF Wlchita. A few lunatioi Of Ihs SAM,
sort 10 EmpotsA ~ould supp,s . long stelt,
want And We are likely - get them;
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

.JUDeEs Gresham and Brewer have rem
Idered Two decisions in the: United States
.cOuris sgaiDst jay Gould and favorable to
81. LouISs and tho Sc. Louis papers now
call Gould an octopus and other hard
names and report : good prospect of that
Icitg's EelOaSefrom his grip. "A week or
50 ego these same papers were quarrel
ling wttk the Kansas City press as to
whether Gould was the better friend to st.
Louis or Kansas City, claiming that he in
tehdOd 10 make St. LeuIs boom.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

DIR. ASrHoNY has 4apoGher doublei'
loaded sensational article ID rihA LsayenT9
worth Times. with even. less truth, and
sense in II than in the Topeka drug store
article. The old man Is woikin g the state
press in great shape for free adEEs rs
and he Is getting Il, too, rrst,1nf aysyi5g op
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

PHYsIcIANs II thefNJw1 FORK health
dep .rtmeut scout the irebOrSi from Cob
nectIcut that kerosene oil IcxaSes. dIPh-
liberia. They assert thattAe disease isiGs,
IS prevalent in houses where gis ID bdsSedl
'As'fn the tenements where kerosene, h.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

Il The Central Loan and Land Co, the
oldest money loaning concern In the
comfy, Always lends its money At the
lowest rates OF interest obtAinable in the
stHte, and on any kind OF time you Wish
Closes loans the day you apply if securi
y and title Is. Al right No extra or un
sxpsStsd acAAreeS. Interest payahsl
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

/ mo MANS LAND" Is said TO be rapidly
filling up with settlers alresdy. Hon. s.
r. Peters is credited with having secured
The passage OF . bill opening up this strip
to honestesders. which bill was passed on
Saturday last! There is strong probsbil
Try thatthe strip will become q part of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
HOMES. e. YcERINE ARNIcA SAVE

Stands as the father OF salves forcuts,
ais rheum. fever sores, burns, chilblains
etteT, plles. chspped hands, frozen feet,
boils and all skin diseases. Price, Is
CENTS. Warranted. FoI sale by the fol.
owing AtnegIsts: B. Wheldon, Cha.
Ryder, W. RslEwlns d, W. Morris.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

.AFoRP WORTH SPECIAL 81, tho Globe,
DeWocEAtOl supdAy RiEes the particulars
Of as daring tEaIn robbery - ever xWssi
perpetrated by the James boys OF. ePy
othsr gang Of deperAdoes, the pArticutara
OF which will be found ID our telegraph
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

NEW JEHSET has determ med q put \.
stop to child labor in her shordsras il The
first case under the new law was itAEenl
into court at. Newark last weeE, and s.
tailor was nned $50 aud COSTA for en-
ployingo girl under fOurtesp years oil
G9e. 20 rz.I TtJI- soc Es5iJ 1us rot "a 1sys
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Hart Elected.

LYNN, Mass, Dec. 15.-Geo. D. Hart,
the workingmen's candidate, was yester-
day elected mayor over Kimbsll, the citi-
zen's candidate, by a vote of 3.s17 TO
3,283. The vote on license was 5000 for
TO 2.579 against.
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Vol. 29--NO. 48
charging them 10 keep their clergy
scrapulously within the limits Of duty IN

charging them 10 keep their clergy
scrzpulously within the limits OF duty In
regard 20 the antt-rent movement.
REDUCING THE ARMY
LONDON, Dec. 14.-t has been dec1oed
20 reduce the Egyptian standing army 70
10000 men and the army OF occupation 70
5000, thus largely reducing the coat OF
armament to the Egyptian government.
THE DILLON TRIAL.
DUBLIN, Dec. 13-John Dillon APP
pAzed for himself to-day in the action
brought d the government against him
Tor sgitating in favor of the "plsn OF the
In his address To- tbs couxt
Dillon commended that the language In has
speech selected as basis OF prosecution
was njustiflable, end that the crown vas
straining the 1ANdpet him. ss'@s
The judge declared the "plan Of cam
peign" was clearly and absolutely illegal
and ordered Dillon TO give personal bond
In the sum of one thousand pounds with
TWO sureties for one thousand pounds each
for good behavior in the fnfS within
twelve dsygz aziaon FOR six months.
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IT has been remAked- inst the name OF
every large town 10 KtDsss consIsts of
three sylAbles.-Alchiso lobe.
This is rou d 90 Lawrence and, Fost
Sent -9-"' i'Iit fh1F'ft 90 ~ ~
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they did in the cher caAvAsses in which
Hsrrson IVES . candidate, they will be
< compelled 70 endure that sort ofruIs few
years lcngesor smiRrs,e. - ,,ra
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Inzurronta Knlaa.

LONDON, Dec. 13,-Dispatches from
MAndAlAy says, that an engagement Be-
between the British troops and natives
has taken place near Pakola and that
200 insurgents were killed. 49,,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

Itch, prairie mango, and scratches of
every kind cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by Lewis q Nc
Candless, druggists, EmporIs.
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TIE movement agAihs. ne ballet seems
20 be spreading. The Cincinnsti clergy
msn, like their brothers OF 81. Louis have
agreed 10 q nsance g.. agSd s1. -fI 10,
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New York Tribune (Rep.): In truth,
It is not precisely 8 great message, nor
does Il shed much light on events But
In the main IL fairly sets forth the opiH-
ions and illustrates the qualifications OF
the party Fhieh- selected Mr.. Dlse and
for presideAt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

,<ssNEw NEW. Dec. lathe arbitration
eolnnltlee, of the National Base Ball
league and AnericAn Base Ball sssncia.
ton continued IN ''stAr chamber" sesasOn-
to-day at the Fifth Avenue hotel. They
are considering the application for an m
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
ESTABLISHES 500. 8 s.771: 8: :53 IS

1T - said that The female Who went
through NisgrA rapids in barrel had .
staving time while the waves were hoop
ing up thInRs for heFy n0ifok b9iinU
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LAF Ind Dec: J5 "A Courier
Muncis says that the Lake Erie
q western fsilr6ed was sold NJ chaDoery
sale to-day. SamGal Thomss. OF New
York, bid in the entire line from Ssuduso
by to Bloomington Thomas represents
the who's thing;
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s.srar Chamber, azsmbers ProbsbIy.

New YORK, Dc. II District As
sembly No. "a knights Of Labor, COM
posed OF printers, adopted resolutions
condemning the verdict in the case Of the
Chicago snarchists.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-The funeral of
the late Congressman Abraham DoHdney
took place this morning from St. Pat
rIck's cathedral on Fifth avenue.
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Gov. CroavEell BEAD.

ADRIAN, l1Ichlgsn, DeC. 18-Ex-Goy
Cha<i9 H. CrosWell died q O'Clock this
zaOrning .EseE tan days lIlnsas sas5.,g
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BOSTON,. Deeg 14.-dThe city vote for
mayor, with SW0 precincts miasIag, gives
'UBFie8. democrat, a SS3; Hart. repub-
lean, 1914; NcNeill, labor, 372.7
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LkFAYErTE, Ind. Dec. 13.-The freight
Conductors on1he entire line of the Louis
Vile, New Albany &. Chicago went on Q
strike to-day, on Q demand for an advance
in payment OF from az to 8 per cent and
allowance Tor lost time., which the man.
agement refuses. Freight trains from
one end Of the road TO the other are tied
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
roRETeN wWs auparR.

The BuIssE1sn Delegates AbsndOn Thote
Proposed Trip % %. PStoEsbzFE-Nsws
items.
VTEENA, Dec. I4.-The .Bulgaxisn
government ordersd the depusGsisn OF
BulgaEsAns to awAlt in YIsnna for
written instructions before starting for
Berlin. The deputat5on abandoned the
idea Of golngto Sc. Petersburg
AGITATION AAoNG WELSH RARnERs.
LONDON, Dec. live WelsA farm.
ere, leaders in She subtitle movements,
hGEe besn Eeseraiaed for taIllog % nay
aHess NJ 9ladsEona writes TO- de lib
designs with interest. bat IS his aRe he
must leave the sgig1ttoG e younger
hands. <,s
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FoRoER ARRxsTru

DENvER. Dec. 15.-J. z. Rosenfeld,
loan collector for the private banking
house Of Garfield q Efminerins, was AZ.
rested this evening charged with forgery.
His operations are thought to amount 70
CSC, 700.
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Work Resumed.

SHAMoKIN, Penn. Dec. 1.-THE
striking miners at Burvally Colliery re-
eumed work this morning.
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LITTLE Rock, Dec. 15.-To- day the
Little Rock, Mississippi River & Texas
railway was sold to Jay Gould for $780,
OC0
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HTOPBKAiSteaasft 81 issvele gslsl lInae at
the NIX, insugufsl faa All the * govern
nssl oi~ Ksssss gre still liYiHE and are .ex-
lpHctehrto besin attendance This ia some
rhIhe emATkGble K aBsas has passed the
twenty hitS snnitersI.y Of her birth, and.
With all btr .qt,tt tgqveruors gathered to-
IgEsheE AtnDe inaugural will have some
.thlhgn out yof the eommon7fua in events.
The names of this lliustrtous list Of Kan
sans are as jaws Charles Robinson,
born July 81 /, 1918 6SFeArspf .sge; Thpmas
Carney, ibrGA August 20, 1921, aged 60
lyIAIs; Samusl ~ Crawford, born April
10, 1888, 90 years old q Nehemiah Greene.
born March o, 1887 so years; p j ames M.
Harvey, bern Septembe 81, 1888, aged SO
years; TbomaAA Osborn, born Octobt :
90, 1889, just so; George T.. Anthony,
born JuSe 9, 1924, aged SO years; John P.
st. John, born February %, 1888, aged 50
years; Csc, " .NGIsckt born Jslyss4, 1897
neatly 90; john A.. Martini born March,
1885, aHed Al, and the youngest. 'Thc
Sgesi Of these ex governors aggregate SOC
years or An avera ge OF So years. pp .7I.;
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EREE TO p A. y. EiaeSusssssa aslSS.sszssstt a
~ hsbGoiag Anejelt Aazsuc Enl1ela -
~ ~ TIE ru11l 81 Foe5pe1- .Iln-f-.esr
- Ss.aiesee A.fsonz bosks I'd eee1S sifA b1lsoEl
Fzto1s c1sE 81 6rst-efAas $780, - -
a = :. 81 sp-sdaIssa.ha BEDDING 4 CO. E----
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- EOk8 o1ASH11S11O9s
R0AE, Dec. As-Ih9 poHe had con-
ference to-day with CArdinaI Simon and
prepared instructions to tie IFish bssASp
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SUICIDE.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. Is One Edward
Philips Of thsa city who would have been
tried tomorrow for criminal assault upon
8 young SWede girl, committed suiclde
tonight. He leaves wife who Is about
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FWHKeV eoogTess7 came To- consider the
devices which onr earliest coins should
bear, there, was, excitement in the house
OF representatives. Tae bill lot the sem.
leaeJ ,~hefseis orielnasedy had adOpted 6oF
one side OF the gold and silver pieces the
aslIes aF the eagle, which the continental
congress long before had adopted - the,
natiOSl emblem, and near this the legend, j
.'Unitsd States Of America.'' The reverSe.
side ~, accord ance with the usages of AL
natIonspwss To- bear the representation of
the ,head Of the presidents OfIhe UniIed
states tot the tune being, together with
his nAne, order of succession u, the pres
idenry. and the date OF the coinage. Il his
met with strong opp 1sision In-the houss,
As saVotihG or monarchy. The presidents
head on ,the coin was deemed dangerous
20 she republic q The debate wAsgacri--
monious. The senate bill was defeated.
The figure OF Liberty !, was proposed BY
Mr. Key Of Maryland instead Of the hsad
of the, presidenEs There iWasa iHculty in
getting "a aghFe of Liberty, and 2 at the
next session elias Boudinot. Of New; Jsr-
seq 1yaiHly epdesvoFsdi 10 substitute the
hesdOt Columbus 81 = The: figure Of Liberty
went on the COINS AEEx. ID 1sdfi" ,y79lIa
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rRK aLaNlEaR ERYI0E.

General .Hazep, chief sisnai OfnceE. hAs
concluded 70 make change In the signal
hGasn6W11n use and to1adOpG anDthsraDd
Inif1fnaly more simple system, 70 consist
OF only Ionr asgs in All, - ~, 'te ~.
Napbsr ~ white dag. SIX fest aqlaEe,
always Indicates clear OF fair weather. no
raid. 'NGmbef 2, 1bluA dsg, SIX feet square.
indicates ram or snow, Number 8, BLACK,
triangular Tag, six tse At 7the base asd
siz'fees In length, always refers % seB=
perifnre. When placed above numbers
or n, Indicates warmer weather.. when
placed, below numbe or 2 II Indicates
cslder weather; when not displayed, the
iudicatfona are that ths temperature viii
remAIn stati6rATy, or that the, change 10
temperature, Will NOT vary, aSe degrees
from the same hourOf the precsdIDE day.
Eamber q, c5ldgwAve Gag, sixiee, square,
indicates the, approach OF . sudden and
decided fall In temperature. This signal
IL usually Ordccedy At least tWenty-fOuF.
hours in advance Of the cold wave Iti6'
no. displayed unlsss { tempefaturs Of.
forty i've deeEeeSs or lea, IL expecteds nor,
is hsg numbers displayed with IT,! ~
! When displayed on Gag -DcIes the sig
mails should Be arranged ID read down
WArds when displSYed from horizonlAl,
supports small ssrsamer should be at
tsched'to indicate tie point from which
the Signals are 70 be read, when IN the
forml OF symbols, 10 be displayed on ears.
the rsymbols should be- pIseed one above
the other and read d6wuWGfd.g hrn L1ra
The new, system, as above described
from tina circular from the signal oftlce, is
much more simple than the onein vogue,
And VIII undoubtedly give better sAtisfae-'
tions Win the present eystems person
has 10 carry a key 10 the Signals in hia
pocket, or to make . STUDY sof tbs matter,
20 enabled 10 read the ti4gs. With tbe
new Eystsp i, Which is 10 gradually re-
iplAcaths old las the fags wear out, and r.
70 be adopted generally by the service ON,
and after March 1, 1887, there 10 no trouble
to read the forecasts, as there 9ste but three
flags. all Of diff ,rent colors, and the, cold
wave dag; which Is lhe same IS At present.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
REWARps AND PuRsUIT.

Mr. Frost At once lelegrSphed back Of
fering $500 reward for each man, and In
side of forty.five minutes from the time
the robbery was committed Marshal Black
OF Bowie and posse were in pursuit, while
q constable at Bellevue and . posse were
also after the robbers. Sheriff. McLain,
at Montague, was promptly notified and
he soon had three posses on the road The
sheriff says he knows the men and be-
lieves he can soon arrest them. The men
were ell dressed in cowboy etyle, rangeS
from five feet seven inches to SIX feet. and
all had sandy beards Of about three weeks
growth. The tallest man hRd squlnt In
the left eye. ~. 's~ - ---.,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

EVANSVILLE, Ind Dec. IA dis
astrous boiler explosIon occurred this
morning at Charles Hoherbirth's extern
sive saw mill In the western suburbs Of
this city. Three forty feet boilers, ex-
ploded, wrecking the mill, killing Frank
PopTin, and woandinR A HerneT. super
infendent; Henry Di1ler, E. A Dicken-
son, John William FImdorf, John DoOly,
Fred L1ochner ami q man named Peril
man, all employees.