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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-11-29
APanaI Rascrint.

DUBLIN, Nov. 27.-The report that
IA second papal rescript had been sent
to the Irish bishops fortnight ago, is
now confirmed. 1t was intended that
the receipt of the document should
not be made known but that the
bishops should proceed to enforce the
commands contained in the first re-
script without abiding to the existence
of the second one, but this plan was
spoiled though the indiscretion of a
servant of the bishop of Limerick
who divuIged part of the contents of
the rescript. It is probable that the
publication of part of the document
will force the pope to reaflirm publicly
his wishes regarding Ireland.
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KANSAS Cry. Nov. PA Journal
special from Ozark, Missouri. reports
a horrible tragedy twenty miles south
of Ozark in fancy county. Mrs.
Amanda Truitt killed two of her young
children with hatchet and then cut
her throat with a butcher knife. No
details are given but it is supposed
that the unfortunate woman was de-
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Wants the Land Office

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Nov. 27.-At
a mass meeting of the business men
held in this city tonight a committee
consisting of Major L. j. Miles, Major
o. NJ. Wilson, and J. L. Campbell was
appointed to draft bill to be presented
by the Kansas delegation in congress
next Monday, providing for the cree
tiOn of government building and. the
location of government land office in
this city. Hon. NJ. w. Reynolds, OF
Geuda Springs, was among the
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WiIl 30 Pirht n Amarioa.

New YORK, Nov. 27.-The proposed
fight between Jem Carney and Jack
MeAuIiff for the light weight cham
pionship of the world appears TO be
fizzling. Carney cables that he declined
to fight McAuliff in America, as he
feared he would not get fair play but
was willing to fight abroad.
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Abilene Gazette Suspended.

ABILENE, Kas., Nov. 24.-To-mor-
row mornings issue of the daily Ga
zette closes the existence of the only
daily morning democratic newspaper in
Kansas. The suspension is caused by
the foreclosure of n mortgage given to
&. w. G. Rohrer by the Gazette Print
ing company for the paymentHOf the
purchase price of the plant. The Ga
Zette plant and franchise will either &c
into the hands of a republican syndicate
at this point and be revived as daily
republican journal or be removed by its
founder to Salina and continued there
as a republican paper.
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An Annual Income of $50 900.

PANAMA. Nov. 24.-UpoD the expir.
alton of the term of President Nunez
two years hence, the legislature viii
confer upon him an annual income OF
$50 600 for life.
Senior Pedriabita, an electrician OF
Bogita, has patented a Geographic in
strnment which he claims win revolu-
tionize telegraphy as it works without
batteries. The government has made
successful tests
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Pound Dead.

REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi. Nov. "a
Frank Dodge, the barber At Morton,
was found dead here this morning in
Bridge'street with ID bullet wound in his
head. His hair was singed by the dis
charge of the weapon. \ gold watch
and money was found on his person
indicating that there was some other
object than robbery for the murder
Dodge came here with his cousin and
parted from him to hold conversation
with an unknown man and about II
O'Clock, apparently under the influence
of liquor, returned. Dodge was an TN
married man nearly 80 years of age.
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Rsf.rrsd 10 .bs ssoretarv Of State.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-In relation to
the Haytien republic matters. from a
chat with one of the officers of the
steamer Boston, it seems that the Hay
tien Republic was captured while COM
ing out of the harbOr of st. Marc for
trying to raise the blockade by the
Haytien man-Of-war, Dessaline. Cap
tain Ramsay, of the Boston, had sever
al interviews and interceded with the
president of Haytein, who refnsed
to release the steamer and the matter
was referred to the secretary of state
at Washington for final action.
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Source of the Mississippi.

ST. PAUL, Nov. PA Sank Centre,
Minnesota, special to the Pioneer
Press says: The source of the Miss
issippi river has at last been discover
ed by parties living at that point. 1t
is two small lakes one of which is
named Lake Josephine. The lakes
are fed by small creeks and their wat
ers are empted into Lake GlaZier which
lake was discovered by Captain Will
liam Glazier who claimed it to be the
father of waters.
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O,oonnor Beats Tssmsr.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 24.-Wil-
liam j. O'Connor, the Canadian oars
man, defeated John Teemer, of Me-
Keesport, Pennsylvania, holder of the
title of champion Oarsman of America,
this afternoon, in a three mile race on
the Potomac river opposite Washing
ton, for the championship of America
and a-stake of 81 800 side. O'Con-
nor rowed in splendid form and led
from the start to finish, Teemer at no
time being able to overtake him.
O'Connor will now go to Australia to
battle with Searle for the
championship of the world. The
course was three miles with
q turn. When the time for the race,
$3.50 arrived the coal dumps, gas works,
wharves and boat houses were lined
with people fully 10000 persons being
spectators from the shore, while ma ny
more occupied seats ON small river
crafts. The betting became quite lively
just before the race and considerable
money changed hands. The O'Connor
men first betting odds of 5 to
and when no takers could be
| found offered to on their
man. O'Connor finished ten lengths
ahead. The winners time was 20 min
utes and 33 seconds. Teemer's time
/ was not taken out was estimated TO be
% seconds slower. William j. O'COn-
nor thus becomes champion Oarsmau
| of America. He was born in Toronto,
Canada, in October p years ago. In
1888, he won the senior single cham
pionship OF Hamilton, Ontario. He be-
came professional oarsman in 1885 by
challenging Ritz. of Pittsburg, to row
for $4,000 side, but the latter de-
clined to row: In 1887 he
defeated Albert HANNA. but in his
next race at Buffalo his boat was
smashed and he only took the seconC
place, HANNA winning. In March al
this year he defeated Peterson, the
Pacific slope champion at San Francis
CO, and subsequently he met and de,
feated George Lee, Gandaur and othe
good men. He is five feet ten inche:
in height and weighes 1853 pounds TO
day. His trainer for to-day race wa
George Lee.
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GOT Trounoinp.

KANSAS CITY, Nov IA Journal
special from Winfield, Kansas, says,
that a. l.. Shultz editor of the Win
field Visitor was given a severe trOunc-
ing on the streets of that city tonight
by C. A. Dunkle, a prominent business
man. Dunkle had declined to con-
tribute to a fund for the benefit of a
poor woman and the last issue of the
Visitor contained an article abusing
him for his action. This is the second
time within the past year that Shultz
has been assaulted.
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each of the four tickets is 5S6, $40. as
follows: Highest republican elector.
263, 1851; highest Democrat, 26I .Ol3:
prohibition, 9.Ss1; labor, 1884; repub-
lican plurality 2,348; General Hovey's
plurality for governor was 1900. The
total vote for governor was only 139
less than for president. The plurality
of the lowest republican electot over
the lowest democratic elector is 2, 434.
The electors on each ticket do not
vary over 40 votes in their ticket.
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General Sherman, Wifs Dead.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Mrs. Ellen
Ewing Sherman, wife Of General Sher-
man, died at her home, No. IS West
Seventy-frst street, at 10 o'clock this
morning. For nearly five years Mrs.
Sherman had been suffering from heart
trouble. and about three weeks ago
the naIadY assumed q serious form
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70 Establi.b An ludu.trial School

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. A.-S. V.
Williamson, the aged philanthropist,
who has decided TO devote $12, 200, 600
of his enormous fortune for the estab-
lishment of great industrial school
for boys, has completed his arrange
ments and to-day took the first step
toward establishing the school by Sc
Letting a board of seven trustees all
well known business men.
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HrOusk,s Trial Beeins.

CHICAGo, Nov. 27.-The trial of
John Hronek. charged with conspiring
to blow up the homes of Judges Gary
and GrinneII and Police inspector
BonfieId with dynamite, was resumed
this morning, the jury having been Sc
cured Yesterday. States attorney
Lengpecker opened the proceedings
with predatory statement of the case
for the people.
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Contest in the Third Tennessee District.

NASHVILLE, NoY. 27.-The state
board of canvassers to whom all re-
turns are certified failed to agree on
the contest for the certificate to con-
gresham from the third district. Gov
ernor Taylor opposes tie claims TO the
seat of w. w. Evans, republican;
whether the certificate can be issued to
either Bates or Evans with the board
thus equally divided has not been de-
cided, and will not be determined until
further consideration which has been
deferred until next Sunday
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Post Nastsr esnsralls Rsport

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The post
master general to-day submitted to
the secretary of the treasury estimates
for appropriations for postal service
for the fiscal year ending June 30th,
1890. They aggregate $50, S12.OT as
against $50, $50 ,233, appropriation for
the present fiscal year.
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aIitnhmsnaI s.riLan o..

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The strike of the
switehmen employed at the Union stock
Yards, because two members of the day
fssree were appointed yard masters of
the night force instead of promoting
men from the night force 70 those posi-
tions. was declared on this morning and
the strikers viii return TO work to-
night. The matter was compromised.
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vast Virginia ElAntinn.

CHARLEsTowN, w. Va, Nov. 81
There was no motion made before the
supreme court to-day of restraining
nature as heretofore sent out A prohi-
bition will be made by Democrats to
morrow to this court to prevsht the
counting of certain precincts in this
GKaDawahl county by the county COM
nniSSionorS
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his position in regard to the treaty.
Chief John Cress wants to call on
President Cleveland but the other
chiefs do not desire to visit him.
When they recently visited
the president all was not
so agreeable as supposed. Sitting Bull
has been considered an ardent adj
mlrey Of Cleveland but when the
chiefs visited him last month the presi-
dent did not invite them to dine in the
White House. Sitting Bull on all his
former visits was allowed this privi-
lege and feels very much put out.
The chiefs are beginning to be restless
at the agency and are a source of much
annoyance. Their numerous trips to
the east and the many alluring sights
of the great city have inbibed them
with an uncrollable desire to be con-
tinually on the railroad travelling from
place to place. This causes a great
deal of jealousy amoung the younger
Sioux who have never been afforded
the luxury of an eastern journey. 1t is
manifest that trouble is brewing.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Nov "a
At a meeting of the council of admins
tration of the Kansas commandry OF
the Loyal Legion, Colonel z. a. Smith
was chosen recorder to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Colone
j. y. Martin United States Army
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LONDON, Nov. 27.-Henry George in
an address this evening said that the
grasping for land in America was
rapidly making that country similar to
England and he wanted to utterly
abolish landlordism and grant every
child a share in the soil.
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STANDING ROCK AGENCY. Oak. Nov
GA Delegation of Sioux chiefs
headed by Sitting Bull astOunded head
quarters yesterday by asking permits
sion to visit Indianapolis some time
this winter or some time before Presi-
dent-elect Harrison's inauguration.
They were refused, and sullenly de-
parted. 1t is thought they will hold
an early council to determine on some
immediate action. Sitting Bull stated
that he and his brethren would like a
big talk with the new great father be-
! fore his going into Office to ascertain
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Indians Opposed to Boomers.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 28.-A delegation
of Greek indians has arrived i'll this
city on their way to Washington to pro-
test against the schemes of Oklahoma
boomers. ID. NJ. Dodge, a prominent
Creek is at the head of the party. He
said: We have full power to
treat for the Creeks and we will
try to settle the Oklahoma
question with the government. l do
not speak for the other four nations,
but for the Creeks. l say we are not
willing to give up our claims on the
Ian unless possession is acquired by
purchase. That land became the prop
erty of the civilized tribes by treaty in
1886. An act has since beer
passed which prevented the Indians
its lawful owners, from occupying the
land. The question must soon be set
tied. l am sure that all the tribes
would release their claims for fail
price from the government. That i!
what we will propose to congress.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The annual
report of the Erie road for the fiscal
year, ending september 80, 1888, shows
q surplus over all charges except the
interest on the income bonds of 1885, :
S42, against $60l ,799 last year.
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Presented Turkeys for Tbanks9iviu,

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 27.-In accord
ance with his custom, Secretary Whit
ney has presented each of the four
hundred employees of the navy de-
partment with q, large turkey for the
thanksgiving dinner.
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Tia Impsr,al Fsmilv !, R.,,,,

BERLIN. Nov. 2A--The imperial fam
lily is now located for the winter season
the old Schloss occupying suite OF
rooms on the first and second floors
Ooking on the Schloss platz. The EN-.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-The official
canvass of the presidential vote of In
diana was completed tonight. The
total vote for the highest elector on
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THE RED FLAG
Anarchists Who TrampIs on the Stars
and Stripes C7eny 1t.
A movement to ExpeI Socialists from
The Turner Society.
Crssk Indians Viii Protest Against
the Oklahoma Boomers.
A Delegation to Washington to Pro-
pose a Settlement by Sale.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Anarchist Tur-
ners in Lakeview who took part in the
red flag demonstration Sunday have
been busy since yesterday denying that
the stars and stripes were tramped
upon. The back down is apparently
due to a report that arrests of
those guilty were contemplated by
the police. Henry Materns,
a leading member of Lincoln turn
verein, said his society would probably
bring about a general meeting of Illi-
nOis Turner's for the purpose of eXpell-
ing the socialistic turnverein. He says
the ultimate result may be a move
ment throughout the country to drive
the anarchist element out of the Turn
eTs' society.
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Tusira Psrnana Draunsd.

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from
Whitley says that a life boat was upset
there to-day and that twelve persons
were drowned.
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IF O'Connor. editor of THE News.
will spend Thanksgiving at home in
Hartford.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Democratic association.

The regular weekly meeting of the
City Democratic A ssociAtion was held
on Saturday evening, In Its headquar-
ters OwlDg to the absence OF President
VandeRritt, Vice President Newell pre-
sided. After routine business had been
trsDsacisd, j. Frank Bali, ESQ, pre-.
sented resolution, exprrssioR tho de-
sire of tho association, 10 the effect that
the primary election for hSyor, on
Saturday next, be held 10 ttrict DOM.
piianoe OF the law, and instructiDg the
president OF the association to At once
consult with the Attorney, General, and
Ssoure hic opinion In the matter, and
have esid opinion published in all the
daily papers. This AssoclAtiou uuRpi-
mously re nominated the present in.
oumosnt, r. X. oriGth, for City
Treasurer
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
The Earth Exbaies Poison

To the air In localities where vegeta'
ton, rotted by lreshets, is laid bare to
the snn's rays by She retiring Hood.
Millions OF square acres, in the vicinity
Of tao great tributaries OF the Missis.
sippt and the Missouri in tho South and
give forth this fever-laden
missmAtie vApcr. disseminating mnla.
rial pettilence broadcast. Not only
throughout the great West. but wher'
ever on this oontir ent fever aud ASuo
mAkes Its periodic eppeaIanoe-and
what locality is wholly exempt from
tt2-H Ostetter's Stomach Bltters 10 the
recognized defense, the most highly
accredited and popular meAns OF cure.
Fever and ARue, bilious remittent,
dumb aRue and ngue cake arc eradi'
Gated by IL. Nor 10 IL less potent when
used 10 remove constipation, liver com
plsint and dyspepsia, kidney troubles
nervousness aud rheumatic ailmentA
Use 1t upon the 6rst appearance OF thest
troubles, and with persistence.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
mr.. Dsphsw lseoomgs Faoet,ous

Mr.. ChAunoey M. Qephew Was inter
vic Wed while In Detroit, Thursday, as
to the political situation. He sSid:
"Well, PVe nothing new 10 say. Blaine
IL my candidate. He, in my opipiou,
ought to be nominated, Oh, forgot
that I'm In MiohiRAn, Ia Michigan,
sir, am an AlRer man. My name has
been mentioned only by some kind
friend OF mine. Pm not = candida
Now AlRer, John Sherman and Others
come out and admit that they are can
didAtes. I'm NOT that kind OF man.
But not only am not a candidate. bu;
L do not aspire TO The presidency. I'm
going to have circular printed to give
TO ali intervieweTs covering these state
neDts. You're the twenty seventh IT.
porter TO whom I've made them."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
High License,

JERSEY CITY, N. j., May THE
new High License and Local Option
law In New Jersey went into effect yes
terday throughout the State. In Hud
son County the liquor dealers have
formed an association and agreed to OBJ
serve the law to the letter until the
courts have decided rs to its c0nstitu-
tionallty. All the prominent saloons In
Jersey City were closed ut midnight on
Saturday, and their patrons without
distinction were refused admit.Anoe.
Several downtown saloons wore pla
oaroed: "Clesed for the frat time In
ten years by order OF the Republican
Legislature" and "no more Sunday
rum; teke home q supply" were among
the notices that greeted the eyes oi
those who tried the saloon doors yestsr.
day morning. L. Is said that few
small saloons did q qu!et business. II
so they were not Dono5d by the police
and no arrests were made, A similar
order of thinRs prevailed in II Jbohen.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Tha Cireua.

Forepsugh's immense circus and
Wild west chow arrived In toWn this
morning, aud About9 0 O'Clock made .
grand street parade. The interest
taken In this gigantic aggregation was
shown by the fact that every street
along tho route was packed with poo.
pie, and Market street was almost I'm.
pAssAble. Business seems TO be sus.
pended, and from the number OF ohil-
dren on the stree Is 1t is questionable II
there were q sufficient number present
at any Of the schools TO constitute n
oorporaFe guard. The parade was the
grandest ever Witnessed in this city,
and occupied fully twenty minutes In
passing . given point. There were
cowboys, indians, trRi led and blooded
horses, ponies, elephants, magnificent
chariots. Wild beasts aud . host OF
other things exposed free OF charge,
constituting a Rreater aud better shoF
shan many charge 80 cents to witnesy.
TIE exhibition grounds at Front and
Union streets win no doubt be Gro wdcd
this afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Marion Harlandis Opinion of Baking
Powders.

Marion Harland's opinion of Baking
Powders.
Our readers have doubtless noticed
the numerous discussions by the scien.
ttsts and hygiebists as TO the relative
value of the various baking powders.
A careful sitting of the evidepos leaves
no doubt as to the supeI Iiority of the
Royal Baking Powder in purity, whole.
eomeness and strength, from scienti-
dc standpoint An opinion, however,
that will weigh heavier than any other
with our practical housekeepers, 10
that given By Marion Harland, the best
known and most popular Of American
writers upoa matters pertaining to the
scieDoe Of domestic economy, OF house.
ket ping. and home cooking. In re.
cent letter 10 the PhilsGelphia Ladies'
Home Journal, this writ5r says:
u regatd the Royal Baking Powder
as the best manufactured and In tue
marker, SO far as have any experience
in the use Of such compounds. Since
the Introduction OF 1t into my kItlhep,
three years ago, l have uzed 10 other In
making biscuits. oAkes, etc and bAVs
entirely discarded for such purposes t1e
home made combination of one. third
soda, two thirds cream OF tartar,
every box has been in perfect con
dition when 1t came into my hands, and
the contents have given complete gatis-
faction. 1t Ia al act OF simple justice,
and also pleasure, TO recommend It
unqualihedly TO American housewives.
MARION HARLAND
Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. 80, lS6l."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
rvekinr a Quo 20 naI,OoO.

NEW YORK, May 6.-ihe Wys.erIous
robbery OF the paohag ef $41 900 which
WAS sent to the redemption 0ivision at
Washington by the American Exchange
National Bank. OF this city, is under
the investigation Of Inspector ByTnes,
who to-day consulted with the bank
authorities. It is thought that the
money was Abs,Iacted at the Washing.
ton end of the line. Hon. Alexander
McCue, Who ha8 ohsrae of tho snb.
treasury in this city, expressss surpiise
that the money Was lost Gu Saturday,
as tits rulo of the Treasury Dos to
have cash in transit on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Attempted suicide or Assault.

NEW YORK, May Ga womAn's
shrek and tho sight OF = man lead Ing y
staggering female away from I'll Woos
tnr street at 8 O'Clock this noruing at
tracted the attention of 3 policemen.
The officer ran to the house aud found o
man named Giovanni Ciont dying on
the floor OF front room with gaping
wound In his throat. The officer forced
the man and woman who were trying
TO escape TO return to the house. The
woman was half dressed and covered
with blood, flowing from outs on her
back and left breast. Her nAre was
Amelia Montin. and that Of the man
Angelo Melanesa. The man was eccus.
ed OF cutting Cioni but denied 1t. Mon
tin WAS Cioni's mistress and o ballet
dancer. Melsneze visited her and Oion |
attacked her through Jealousy and then
attempted suicide both are in the
Bellevue Hospital and will recover.