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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-02-02
Cooling or the PuriIaDs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Advices to the
Associated Press report heavy SHOWS
and cold weather, with high winds,
throughout the New England states.
New York and Pennsylvania. Coun-
try roads are almost impossible, and
the railroads are operating under diff
cultieS.
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The Grant Monument.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The Grant
monument committee to-day adopted
the draft of a circular to be sent to al
architects and sculptors who may de.
sire to compete for the honors of de-
signing the memorial to General
Grant. The estimated cost is $500, 600.
instead of $500, coo, the original figure.
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Has No Design.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 26.-In pub
lished letter Attorney General Gar
land contradicts the report frequently
printed lately that he intends becom-
ing q candidate to succeed United
States Senator Berry, whose term exc
rire4 u 1859.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Henry
Groebel g. Co., who some time ago
asked for an extension, have made an
assignment. Assets, S10S 900: liabili-
ties $40 600
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&c T. Cayaness. county treasurer OF Lyon
county. do SoIemnly swear that the above and
foregoiug statement shows the true condition
of tue funds In the county treasury 10 the
best of my noWIedge, on Monday morning.
January I'd 1883. Z. 7. CANAEE6S,
Treasurer of Lyon County, Kansas-
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this eth
day of January tEss- holland LAKlH,
ffHALl County CLERK
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s.nnneaIer Gsoes Under.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Ignatius M.
Pribyl. dealer in guns, confessed judg-
ment to the amount of S4S GOO this az
ternoon, in favor of Allanson HI. Pax
son,
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Charles Nlealaea Lad Cd Bar.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-The funeral
of the late Charles Noulton took
place at Glendale this afternoon. Hon.
John Sherman and large number of
distinguished Cincinnatians were pres
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ATcHIsoS, Kan. Jan. 27.-There viii
be meeting Of the Trans mississippi
Associated Press at the Star ofice at
Kaneas City, Monday, 1aEhATy 30, 1883,
AZ 19 O'clock.
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Indian delegates.

PIERRE, Oak, Jan. 27.-The Sioux
Indians have elected twelve delegates,
one from each tribe, to represent the
nation at Washington on proposition
to open the reservation.
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Rreak Cnm-

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Coffee broke
20 to IS points ON the first sales and
has since gained so points. No failures
have been reported.
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a Agea Couple burned.

TAwAs CITY, Mich, Jan. 2s.-The
dwelling Of Dennis Clifford. five miles
from here, was burned last night and
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WIIhouf Choice.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 26.-The
democratic state committee adjourned
sine die without having made a choice
of a state member of the national COM
mittee
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Clifford and his wife persisted in tbs
flames. They were an old couple of
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ORGANIZATION COMPLETED.

TOPEKA, Jan. 26.-The Central and
South American immigration Asso-
citation, which is the foundation of the
new exodus from the southern states,
completed its organization tonight.
The officers are: John NJ. Brown,
president; S. w. VIM, secretary. and
James z. Berry, treasurer. The mem
bership extends throughout all the
states. The officers given are for the
open work of the organization. The
secret work has not yet come to the
surface
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 26.-Col.
A. A. Jones of the state auditors
Office who is connected with the latest
proposed exodus of negroes and was
engaged in the first exodus of 1879 from
the southern states to South America
says by May 1st we expect to
get our party on the road.
There are no headquarters as
vet. The movement is very young
less than a month old. The headquar-
tiers will be established probably in
New York. We shall have agents in
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago. l
am agent at this point. Wehave some
colored people in this country pretty
we'll fixed and they are committed
to the work. There is no fixed amount
of capital. We hope to accomplish by
the exodus, first and foremost, protec-
ton. This is not question OF politics
at bottom, although it will of course
have some bearing on politics.
Why, do you know that in the last
fifteen years $4,000 black people have
killed in the south for their political
opinian and nothing has been done to
remedy matter. 1t is life or death with
us primarily, we are tired of having
representatives in congress upon Vot-
ing population thas has no represen
tation. There is no other remedy. So
we propose to pull out. The cOlored
man has developed and made the south
what it is, and while a laberer could
not and cannot do the work our people
do, the southerners will find differ
ence when they have to use white Ia
Dor. We have selected South America
for the location, because of its climate
and adaptability of soil to produce such
articles as colored people are accus-
toned to raising. Our people do not
want to come north and west because
of climatic conditions, and because the
prejudice against the black race fol-
lows them even there. In South
America, as well as in other parts of
the world, the color of the skin does
not bar a man out of the race for the
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Rheumatism is caused by Tactic acid
in the blood, which Hoods Sarsaparilla
neutraliZes, and thus cures rheumatism
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ATsEGo LAKE, Mich, Jan. ga
broken rail on the Smith & Ferrier
lumber railroad caused train to Jump
the track near this place yesterday and
John Reardon and James MorrisSey
were killed. Five others were severely
injured. The engineer and fireman
escaped with slight bruises.
SUDDEN DEATH.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Jan. 26.-Ben
Chase, wealthy real estate man OF
Denver. Colo, and writer for Frank
Leslie, died suddenly near this city To-
day, In company with two friends ht
starred out on hunt In the Indiaf
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 27.-At
this morning, fire destroyed the Tower
Hotel, Gardner Nash's dry goods store,
Nicholas Hertz's cigar stores, Phillips
Brothers saloon, BOyd's tin store and
Simmons saloon. The loss is $40, 600;
inaurod
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25.-When the
wife Of A. j. Ellis, living at 1Il3 Har-
rison street, woke up this morning she
found her two children, a boy and girl,
dead by her side. The little ones were
all right at IL O'Clock last night, but
had been accidentally smothered in
bed. They were twins and only a
month old
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PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 26.-The fire
which broke out in DalZen & Co.'s
warehouse resulted in total destruc-
ton of the building, together with an
adjoining structure on First avenue.
occupied by the Anchor Paste company.
Dalzell s. Co. will lose $4,000 on the
building and stock. The paste compa-
ny's loss is SO, GOO; insured for 81, 500.
Wamhoff & Co., glass manufacturers,
81 600; Sheriff & Co., brass finishers,
s., 900. The insurance will nearly
cover the loss,
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NEW YORK, Jan. T.-The pastor of
the Congregational church in Battle
Creek, Michigan, Rev. Thomas w.
Haven, has been missing since JAN
uary 18th, his health being some
what impaired. Any one knowing his
address will confer favor by sending
it to the general Office of the Associated
Press,
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JI8TTOwN, /. T.. Jan. 27.-Charles
yesterday in a fit of desperation,
mounted the roof of his barn and tying
a rope to a beam and to his neck,
leaped into the air and nearly jerked
his head off
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

TIE popular Isks Shore viii run its an
nusl 0hio e1rt4rsion Tuesday October .
sSs trsin 60 sfsTt from Grand ksVids - s
ciock 2. n. arriving at Clsvsisnd 81 70
q IA. IN tIrns % make connections rith al
divsrKinz lnes Tbs trsia - Be COM
posed IF frst-cIass Coschss snd sesrers.
TIE rates are ~itkin tie reach af az thus
allowing everybody 81 visit their friesds IN
oslo To iasure Sleeping ca sCcou105a-
toss application saouid es MADE e. oHcs.
Fer rsges snd inssrmstioa aeriF % any
sssat of the axe Saors. 0r
seo. Aasson. cry ticket szsut. Grand
Esnids
~ Bostz tlckst agent. Serot, Grams
Espiss
4. R1-tsu. fi-ket szsrt. Ailsesu.
7 Hrfsrefrer ticket szs1f IA srsz0o.
6. p Garrett teket sxen7. Ihres Rivers.
Tvs B-ovR. trsTs.i inE passssxsr scent.
Tc,esc. 0hio
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

y. II. Frohlichstein, OF Mobile, Ala,
writes: ] take great pleasure in recon-
meading DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, having used il Tor severe
attack Of Bronchitis and Cstarrh il gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me and
have not been afflicted since. | also bee
to state that had tried other remedies with
no good result. Have also used Electric
Bitters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both
OF which can recommend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, IS sold on a posi-
tive guarantee. Trial bottles 10 cents. Peck :
Drug Store
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29
10 nereury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

I, - Natures Remedy. made exclusively
from Reefs and Herbs
Is i. perfsctiy Harmless.
II Is rhs snly reniesiy known - ths world
that hss ever yes cured ooataaio,as Blood
Sstson is al 10 ssEgcs.
ft cnrrs Mercuriai Rheunatisrn. Cancer.
scroflla. and oth.r oioo.i diseases heretofore
eonsid-red in-tras,a. 70 cures any disess-
cansea from inapurs bi,od It l. now pre-
scrifsa b. thousands % tbe BEST physicians
tn the Cuited States. a. = tosic- We append
rhe statement 81 few.
"Ihav- us.c S 8 :. o. patients convslesc-
iag rrom fever ard from measles Win tae
hest results J. =. CHENsr. D.. D.,
Eiisviile. Ca"
RRgsz~. GA--wrlis White ~ss af-.cted
~ffh srr0tuia seven T-srs I prescribed = 8
3. saa ts-dag be u fat snd roouti BOY
e. " fAEKxR. n d.
Rica~oxp. "a. n~c y. isx--I have taken
bIaoa psi.er. /, SIS ma ssetter Jsaa pos.
ash OF say other rgHasdy have ever used.
~ WisEIE > N D..
Fertneyiy o. sesssx Co. Va
ans phvsiaisa of Nashville Howard C0nnty.
Ark WI - Htriux some knowledge as 70
vhst :. : ; "a eoaaposea II. can safely
recon T-ni Dc a. fn- remedy Tor Al skiR dis
eases. it matters not wat the name may De-
W. have a took EfTtng a history ot this
wonderful rrrt -siy. and its currs. froa all
ever ras voTid which VII convince yoo hat
al ~ sas j. srue and witch viii mail
free on APP lIcagion- NJ family should -
~irhof.t ff We have smother On Contagious
Hioed Paissu. sent on same terms
write "a histrTr ~ ycnr case. ssd our
rny.iciaa viii adviss ~ith yog ~ letter IN
sfricfest roufdeuce. We vii not deceive
You kRoNiusiy-
For sale by al druggists.
IHx SWIFT sFrrIFIc CO.
Drawer = Atlanta Ca
Nsw York. - erusdw9Y
inutisn. Enz E snow Hill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

DARN F0z sALE-lse ACREs cHOfCE LAND
Estea lSlasy . scres In proved sf Will
eKcAansr asg 60. 9rppertya A sars2in 4 ta2ea
soo4 Caas Aoere. isr6lsnlssa ave rs
IJrfL FOh -ALA fHt sWBi At
II EltaeE knoNu a. tns -Ssbia House u Of
sls sa szf ale me ns1se b a nSa better bus-
ness shaa say a0lse hss ever dose n the town
raof 1eaiia OF tse pfspfietsf = the reason ter
-ella< tnas n sHlc. oNRer sRd proprietor
tHth-r Ia4e csahly. keier - Geo. Z. fr.tch.
Grsad kssl5s. ~
nor sALE-THE EAeN BELONGING To
TIE eslsls oItae isls Daniel schsrzerhorn.
oae aiie wesE II ne cilY, fronting ByicgesI 10
- a EBs O. . - N Or f0f frsiI ralsnx aEd gar
sentax asy te sOid IA iron ten 70 thlrty acr.
iots Apply % ~ nltNorih. administrator ~
FsQrth At 0Tzai Rap d. AlcA. iJEf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

Peck Bros. wholesale and retail druggists
Of Grand Rapids szy We have been seD-
ing Ds. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bit
ters and Bgcklens Arnics SalVe for four
years Have never hGaolsd remedies that
sell as xell, or give such universal sstisfac-
tion There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in this
city. Several cases OF pronounced Con-
sumption have been entirely cured by use
of few bottles OF DIR. Kings New Discovery,
taken ia connection with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always. sold by Peck
RIOS
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

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s.r sssrs Eeras 81 a4f 50 f1d tEs-.ts4
sas s.Asa sas t-aae sf-.. .ses - .a.i.-'.s sies
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Lss aa~ sseoaa f.rf t44s sees ~
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ss-ae aafA aa aafe @a1 l@a 12fs1as "a
FgA fef a. a. s4fneEs Il
sa -oFeu srE -
Cgk @ALE-i HAFE s0AE Cz3fCE sAE
14ls IA aaiises- vacant - as1 faraes y -
2 90 - agaeii.s = sze---<s 20 otaef POE
es g rezal e foH-f s.lek.
uGs 1kIs-NRozV NsSTs NlCE
aoUe % &c al "a fetf3r 20 tns rce.a
a.lilse - Esez.a ai-a 8eu ca aad .Jt
- asa s-a 2 A1e -r-es e. a9. 4 ~ $40
e4a1 AIsHs& - e erf4-f tft siege ave asrsa
af Leons t-sE. asrsAa 81 tassp v4csat
-ats. s. e.coN. ssenis p c4as.-st-. ..sss :,
ECz -ALE a1rfE ASo LoT 0N CiAEcY.
I - eas "a lsfsg etc q. ors on l.yiorst
heAl .srtet ess Asf9rF aisfeay - ssle oS .
e. ~ sfessr'f 1tlsf paFi4 20 t1x rity f9f
ss-e a n t4l 81 8 ss1 - ante e 49,. l-stf
IOH EALE-HoC ANn L1Is VACANT
i .ols 80 iarns -..ae 40 ae sarEaias IN taksa
ga - sass a. fas11as. feons - s1d 81. Nss
hsasea4n sletz sI
IulsEz. TOTS AID FkRNs FoE sALE
III eEeap a 1T hecls efS hsaRkLa bascE,
rernsF or Men xn1 DiF.s.aa sts sg
VCk sALEk LAaGE eEICE DWELLING
Eeuse sn 1srnE 81. ior 81 -. sess r<as
asell1g hGEss - Jszessf, ~ E-Soo. sad Al
q sfle 4Fu ID sparta ief D. % al On sEsi-
TsFarnts aHt reasCnstls terms ,. A bzppss.
Eoea -. Lsdysre tleek. over fuhAic Liorsry
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

Dr.. Edis has removed bis residence to
35s Fult0a-st., Esst. His former rssioen ce
wnl bsforrert September 1. The houss j.
large, The locat,sn frst-clsss, there is hot
aRc cold wafer. bath room, turnscs barn.
etc. Apply to Dr Edie. at his ofice %
9snroe-st.. sovsr Wilson's drug store) from
10 10 l. a. IA. or 70 ,. N
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29
BucxLEN's.KS1c. sALvr.

The best Saive IN the world for Cuts,
bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheun, teyer
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilslains,
Corns and al Skin ETuPtions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. IL
Aggravated 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
neney refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale By Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
mvisiOu-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

Tedsy the Giant Clc,hiBg Company ope n,
. sale OF Furnishing Goods that .ill nrove
q boasnzs for buyers in thst line. Having
bought toe wholesale stock Of Thompson 4
NcCIsy from the assignee Wn. widdi-
coas, this en;srpusing firm has placed the
entire stork on sale ~ prices twenty fve
per cent uudsr pholesss values
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

70 single disesse hss entsilsd Eorp suffering or
hsstened The breaking Up ~ the constitution than
Csisrrh The sense efsueil of tsstf Of sight. Of
hearing the human voice. the mird,-0ne OF
more, and sometimes a., Yieid q - destructive
influence The poisos u distrbtcs throughout
the sysien sftscFs every vita torce eud breaks
Up the NOS roaus Of csnsiituti ans. Ignored be
cause bar little UndeFsfo>s ~ Bos. PHYSICIANS
ir- ratestlY sssai ed by Qnscks ard chsriatsns
these suffer ne from 4 have little hope - rs re
le.ed of Il a. sac o. the grave. Is "a tirae then
that The popsT irestusest of tbs terrols di@esse
hy remedies fthfu tbs rssct ~ al FsSsei irto
hands a. orice con peisst sr1 tru<f worthy. Tss
new and hitherto uutrisa Haethoe sdopted y Dr
sanford n ne preparation - hls kspfcsL n -
hes wcB re hearty slfreFsI of fh0fzss nis 10 =
iRx- snfsne0us fu @oFar relief iH All res1 % ds
snee7iHz. saufiag ana ohstrlcfss breathing AR
n Gidiy removes the Hcst oppressive syn ptCzns
Cfez ~ he head. z~erfeT NJ tne tTes-a restor-
luE ~ senses o. ,r1es kssfe I'D bearing ard
nersrs iri1g ne ofa-f I ieas tsf leuev n fhe
fisesee foNsras fde IIHEs. LIVER s1l a 61sFs
-AVFaRr RsD-csr - caTslsfs r. o1e hctf =
81 fse RtrfraE CrrE ore bcr q CsTsFsFsf 49,
sc vE<r snd enc INFErVF0 IS7srEE. fzscs e.
PgTTrR ORUs 4 CEEs -rsi Co. .E1sToS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

= - areee e7~srt srr ~
tl-ef frFa eas NJ frese Esia. -srs fesf ssse fte
.eerfCE 1.rins, see ca1rrf
st9e a0 a@t tetrEsra Llrer & "a -ren fta
o. tnrr 80 7frifftr eewel 80 r1- t1er are
eiR e as sewer s- ~ Ere esr-fse
Nir4 AZ .tetaa afaa aereS -eTft
eeE Frr - . et q Eftrztss EeFara
enI tm IRE -e-rre
Es srrra rrr g aN We<T = ta
- ef Hsf West Ne rrsf eer-
gee 81 .~ss~~-e -ert 81 le rrera5 -
~ 2onsoe-s. 6szaa ss1i1s. A-eA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

cHE BIVsHEn
swfully when ! told her what TO do for
those horrid pinples with which her face
was covered. Sue rev says il you want Il
pink and white complexion with Iiics
clear smooth skin, you must use that bes,
Of ali blood purifiers, Sulphur Bittsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

A grand feature Of Hoods sarsAparills Is,
that while II puFines the blood snd sands u
oOuEslng through tie veins enriched aud
yitalizsd u also imp parts new ylg0f " every
function Of the BODY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

DetfsathsisF. the popular Sch and oyster
desisr = s.wsys oD Geek rith arg. and
veil assorted stock o. Fresh and salt water
Fish cf a. kinds
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

Order Fish for Friday dinner. of Dettsu-
ths.er. III Aenroe-st Mail OF telephone
orders pre- pity attended to.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

and ,yHE CHICAGO DAILY News That the public
appreciated the new departure is best evidenced in
the fact that the Sag reached circulation o. Iso,
900 day. and The DAILY News $4,000. The
wonderful and constantly growing popularity OF the
condensed, lowpriced papers has SO FAR broughtthe
cumbrous and high-prced blanket-sheets to their
senses, that they have now somewhat reformed
both as size and price, but they still too far
removed from the true ideal of American jour
nalism 10 meet the needs Of the great majority.
In the west The CHICAGO DAHY News has
been the first to appreciate and meet the situation
and it enjoys the results of It's twelve years Of
pioneer work in daily circulation averaging over
three times that of any of its contemporaries, and
Sold by all newsdealers at ONE CENT per CT
"a ra.r ,.car Or c.nts r,anr.h Ennr,. Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

n CST-k kEfNT TrN No f5i HONEoE-T AND
! Noltcn Hogsf isst tuesday AFTERNOON sci
iou So ferr'sr Plp. nae f1uf m1ntaS 0ir
n,ier - piszss relilra aud be rewarded "a
\. cecssr. l1f
n oST-A r0CEEr AEd0RAN0~N F00N.
H. S11tstl ~ In money rader vf. -srei~e
hsiftis nrnef - asViug san- al p N. f9rxs
M ~ 81. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

CUTcuRA. the g1est skin cure. and CvT1cuFA
soar, an exquisite Shin Reautiher. externally. y.
and CvTiCrHA RTsoIyFST. the new Blocd Furi-
Ger internally. sze positive cure for every forH
o. Skin and BLOOD Disease, from PIN p.es 20 scTo-
alls
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

no party, sect or interes; i voices the united de-
mand OF all those better elements OF society in
behalf Of purity, honesty and deoency N al the
relations OF hie. BY just mach as Il thus com
mends itself to the regard OF the truly best peo
pie OF the community does il voluntarily re-
nounce any community OF interest u. n az others
SO CONSPICUOUS success must have lis ul-
tators. and TIE DAIIY NEws has the endorsement
such imitation always beStows How ever as It's the
only ne-cent papers m Chicago or the West which
is amember OF the Associated press-al Other Chi
cago Associated Press papers cost 5 oents-SA
Imitation must continue 50 far a. MRS gFsgxg soHt
is concerned. 70 be but imitation 1HE CHICAGO
DAILY NEWS IS e the original" q" the best
Dy six cents per week. Mailed, postage paid, sor
ner can now have his daily paper II lttle more
-AWSON, Publisher THE DAILY NEWS. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

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considerably than the circulstions q al other
Chicago oaahes combined II IS hardly necessary
10 ssy that such circulation could not Re attained
alach less maintained, excerpt by paper al high
grade OF excellence, As weA ss one solo AZ popu-
IA price TO win such Teoognuon the cheap
paper must be - g0o1 . sfapev - ths best ol
Of is h.gheg priced compettorss 9 And this 1sE
DAILY NEws certainly is IL IS q member ol the
Associated Press and tie only paper IN Chicago
which possesses franchise which secures tc Il
both the DAY and night dispatches OF the Assooa-
tion In the general field Of news gathering il Fe
presents 10 the chest degree the progressive enter
Prise Of American journalism as = AXIS paper
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-29

Forty years ago the chief duty Of an editer, in
% hss limited tacllusS, 70 gather AL the
news he could and print il intelligence Vas
Transmitted slowly many occurrences Of lnteIest
were never heard q bsyond theaT immediate
locality; ocean mails long in transit and the
overthrow Of an European dynasty was not known
here until long aAeg the even. Suddenly there
osme change The railroad and the telegraph
superseded old methods, and the newspaper wss
literally flooded with news. The death of petty
ward politician n San Francisco the result Of =
Presidential election the accession Of sovereign,
the outbreak Of war and notice that shsnty had
been burden in Texas al were hurried over the wires
into the newspaper Offices. and there being Ask,
10 oidea OF discrimination, al were printed >A-sHJ
Thus originated the blanket sheet" <\kSNVkl
The publisher who could send out 2SS$$<sf
hebggest blanket for nickel was the ~
most enterpnsng; the biggest paper - &, ~ "
the best IL period Of bigness -
But after time the very excess o. the 1~Ez%Hz$S.
evil brought the remedy. and there be- Ec.l2sy<l
gan an era OF discrimination. during which :}yfJf IA
arose such journals as the Hezo Yo,k Sun - "