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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
A surr..,ion for Ipa.r.nd.no..

After the proclamation Of King George
III, in IT75. Joseph Ha~ley, one of the stanch
patriots Of New England, wrote from Water
town to Samuel Adams, in cctg gress: 'sThe
eyes OF all the continent are on Jour body To
SEQ whether you act with frmness and intre-
pidity, with the spirit and dispatch which
our situation calls for. Il is time for your
body 20 Ak on periodical annual elections,
nay, to form into q parliament Of two
houses This was the first proposition for
the establishment Of an Independent national
government for the colonies
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

FIG. l shows two pieces Of sheat iron that
are 70 be welded or soldercd together IL the
solsiering sam Is 90 be specially strong IL IS
beeter = lay ths two sheets With their edge
souasxhat over another and iois these last
with tho sheet as Shown ia Fig ? A stronger
junction ia shown IN Zig s. Tasss joiniags
are especially useful for kitchen Utensils and
large sheet iron work Il i generally
reck0nrd thar good ri~eted seam is
only -eveu-eighshs as strong ss the whole
iron. but welding by the electric curre1t
shows nine -tenths Fig. shows soldering
for bottoms Of vessels d japanned sheetvare.
Tie sample j. taken from the bottom Of
petroleum vessel Another combination has
the soldering running rig rag and the Russian
sechnical ncr say that IL IS the best
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Mr.. W n. MorgoD. merchant. Lake City.
Fla. was tsken with a severe Cold. attend
ed with a distressing Cough and run1iD 2
into Consumption in its frst stages lie
tried many so-cslled popular Cough RENE
dies and steadily grew worse Vas reduced
in fssb. bad difficulty IN breathing and
vss unable TO sleep. Finally tried DR..
king's New Discovery for CONSUMPTION and
found immediate relief. and sitter using
About half dozen bottles found himself
vel and Ess had 40 retaFn u the disease.
No other remedy can SHOW - grand 4
record Of cures, ss DR. Kings Sew Dis
coTcry for Consumption. G8arsnteed -
10 Igst what ia claimed for f. Trial bottle
10 cent Al Psck b. Tlrrs Srora
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Among the new companies lately formed
IN Loudan - one entitled the American
neutal fnEtitate Capital al coo. in Shares
of one chilling each Ois iecf. to prorlote the
aiepficn 81 s3vsgicel American and other
s-ianfific nlett - af sentssl surgery; - pro
tcrsthe itss~s of ientisss ami .he rroses-
n dentistry, ~ ccrsiiisr al questions
r0,snes .e.i tlfreuisa to promote or eppcse
lex s1rlre aua ether uleasslrsS affecting the
prrteSsfon. -n ecilest sni -srculate statistics
ard infcrnesticn ia Regard thereto. ~ sct as
sri ~ scroint srtitratcrs for the ssttier1enr
81 any dtszuues IN connection vish dentistry
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
Cremation.

The first furnace for the cremation in
America of bodies OF che dead was erected at
" ashington, Pa, in 1876, by Dr. +. j. lie
Moinc, at cost OF $3.50. The first creina-
ton that Of Baron de Palm took place Dec.
6of the same year. The process occupied
about two hours. and was very successful in
its results. The ashes were placed in an urn.
The process seemed Objectionable to many,
and some exciteIneE1t was caused throughout
the country. Since then crematories have
been erected in several large cities, and the
process OF cremation is not regarded with
much curiosity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
A Dish OF New P's.

? stands for Pudding, for Peach and for Pear,
And likewise for Poetry and Prose;
Ibe Parrot. the Pigeon that flies in the air,
The Pig. with ring in lis nose;
For Paper and Pen. for Printers and Press,
For Pbvsic. and People who sell il;
But when youare sick TO relieve your distress
Take at once Pierce's Purgaiive Pellet.
Oh, yes, indeed These are the P's fol
you. poor, sick man Or woman. Nothing
like them for keeping the bowels and
stomach regulated and in order-tiny sugar.
coated granules. scarcely larger than mus.
tsrd seeds. They work gently but thor
Oughly
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Electricity has no assignabls velocity.
This varies with the current and the con-
ductor. WheatStoae. in 1Ss3, seemed To show
n transmission velocity Of 2Ss GO0 miles a
second through copper wire. but in late ex-
perimsuts signals were sent over ordinary
telegraph wires on poles, and had n rate II
only l4000 70 l6.0O0 mules. With wires near
the esrth the velocity was 1900 miles, but
reached 2f.00Q on very high wires
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The Susz cauai was opened n $50 Y i
not yst fully completed, CT rather Is urFer-
feetsd. snd has depsh OF ts~satT-six feet.
Forty hours are required for the passage of
vessel The tolls average "a go per vessel,
and Is - estimated that the saving 20 ocom-
nierce. sftsr dedGcting fees, win be SO. .oo0,-
GO annually. The British government pUr-
chased one-drth Of the number Of shares from
the khesiive Of Egypt in 1875
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The best on earth can truly be said of
Grirgs' Glycerine Salve, which is a sure.
safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises,
scalds. burns, wounds and sll other sores.
wiz positively cure piles, letter and ell
SKIN eruptIous. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money rcfun led.
Only IS cents. Sold By T. Il. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
80 PAEIFIC RAII.NAY.
'THE OVERLAND Rours" - TEE ONLY
IfxE cARRYISG rEE LNuED
STATES FksT HAIL4


ffxE cARRYISG rEE UNuED
STATzs FksT xAIL.
The 0verlsn5 FLYER" IS row making
faster tine than ever between tbe Missouri
River and FaCiac coast C8mmsBciar Sun-
asv. Dscenlbsr Ista. = nsw fast trasn wss
pat op. making tae tine - the Fscinc
coest Ia - hsgTs, a saving 0f one hoGr ever
t1s unpfeceSsnrsd tire nsss keTeteso-s
uaea saving II fffesn hol-s ~ss nafe.
Rszzsge checsef throaEh from a. eastern
p5srts IN Tinted ~fsls snd Csnsoa - he
Pacific cnast. Esezenf P1l. man faisce Ca
ssrers ttrouxh oa = trsins rom Conrosl
Riuss ari CfIraoa - Port snd Ss1ransenf5.
Ssn Frsrcfsca ard Los Angeles. s.so srea
ks.sss f1sr - I,~nre-. CaeTsnrs CT6er
aad >z.f lake CRY. kcesTu asy coaches
or al trs50s
EaInz hsusss s~s un3er fke sEpervisien
e tae- ccD paaT, ard meas f1ralsned cw
tie Psci. Hove corar@cv s~e enssTssss 3
Ser5u1 sr6 th-r1 elass passer ze-s sli g
I'D as rezl ~ fEro1rh frNas rscrsaz
f-se fsmssy SI=epgrs. Fo- farther snfsr-
nation address : IE7sE-s
s>~ Ksss. susa Tisks Assnx oUsaA NsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

T>e - rctcETarh Is . refsil manufactured
IN ee~1enr Cor writing cr tkc ss1n IL Is
riais ir rsriosiS c.rrs. -ul sferls iegf5ls
wrssfns. -vhich -aa - sss.ir = removed without
t.,e go 81 water Is IS desisuesl tsr tae use
Of rhrsi.isns. so niaxs useasorsr.is apon their
reterS
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

And esch day and night during this week
YOU can get a. W. II. Tiobs Kemps Balsam
for the throat and lungs, acknow lsdgsd to
be the most successful remedy ever sold tor
the cnre oi Coughs, Group. Bronchi it's,
Waooping Cough. Asthma and Consump-
tion. Get bottle today aud keep 1t always
in the house, 30 you can check your cold at
oDce.- Price soc and 81. Sample bottles
fFee-ss9elt ffsss7.sr iI4+ys44
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The cost OF building and launching the
Great Eastern was Sa,GJ0.00O. That broke
the original company before she nas
launched. A new company having been or
ganized, he sufu Of $1,000 was spent "A
flttin. and finishing her When this COM
pany failed another with a capital OK $780,
600 took hold sf her. cleaned zoo toas of mus
sels of her bottom, and at the close Of 1SSo
bad s-nk fsSe.000 IN her, making n total out
lay for construction and maintenance OK over
s4.5COCoO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
RENEws HER Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa. tells the following remarkable story,
the truth OF which is youcbed for by resi-
dents of the town: 81 am 73 wears old. have
been troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not dress
myself without help. Now / am free from
all pain and soreness, and am able to do all
my own houserork. owe my thanks to
Electric Bitters for having renewed my
youth. and removed completely all disease
and pain" Try bottle, SOC. and S1.00 at
Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

A convention Of the settlers near sSnidi-
pisc. Corn, vas keld April =. Z 1s$ ~ =
barn &C thar placa After saTns : srrFSsicn
she Bible was adopted as the constga4tiou of
tse new eoiorr end = settien1ent was $50
lTslied which vas naaed View Eavea. Tie
Bible remained the constitution for seversi
years
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
GKASD sAPIps haRKsrs.


spp-es -9l. ~ pSr btl
caeess state, iz1ze, Ass losk. full cream.
ssoess zssa Hes 4 sspsgt aess
,Ssl q;,li assi ss9.js 81 ~ s =. e i..' e Pc p,
lie per lolnG peaches, ltGl rs pr p1l-d
k.ss-l lTesA. k4.-
Fesa Meas Dressed ss. s.. 50I5.15 pr cwt..
m-i on, si.0y. veal. si.o9S 80, Devi, si-0V
e. 81.
Gram Nbeat gCtessssa sc. Lancaster
Sc. oas. e Rye SO c. Corn, 5itO 1oe. Bar
ley l-t4 80 Per csf.
ii.i-s-Orosh. 3 Il. pSrs cured, sssG5c;
Isd > PC ear skiuA ; T. 4 pounds, &c;
feArl szlG. ft--fe g2ca. saee3 pelts &c. WOOL
eng Estimated u zse ger poUad
= ssey y-ia-3liC "a.
iizy r.iaoily. s.5o)slao) per ton; Glove.
Peagry- -.rufkeys. drasset ssl0e: Spring
4. cliek .as, 9s C, lows ss-Jc; squirrel. l5S<lc
pr pan rab0.s -ssSc pcf pair, Lear, saadles.
= Sc.
Fiaa.ces--s 9sec f
ssrss SaJf s-F ton.s "a t'
fALos--aS13s s.e per To-
NoJt B.s.A -t1ye wood, s.7jS22) per cord:
tour -t20t a9N1. Si.D0lsj.c) per cord.
cOs.-3aco, sJate. S7.75
Line -Craad KsPids. 75c; Ohio, soc. Pet0skey,
sl.1o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
Most everything in this world l. full Of

Most everything in this world Is full Of
deception. Few things are what they sem.
but the results obtained for DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic far exceed all claims. 1t re-
stores lost nerve force, cures dyspepsia. and
all stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
troubles. II is perfect tonic, appetizer,
blood punher, a sure cure for sgue and
naleEial diseases. Price 80 cents. of
E. T.. WILSON,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Between s.oc0 sud d. .oeo disTsrsrst postage
stamps have been isSped % the 80 govern
ments of tae world usinz taena. A ooraplese
cclleetou rOtid probably number f8.oeo
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

FsorIs AK w-at - zoei Tor ; csV q ~ =
ceis the nsistake rssov make = II .etfire Il
nm eao ion1 FT Eisei0~s toEEh Cnre
cortsins gce8 aua tles ~ e. b. eest
af ihesr A Sc I'D sreecr rsnarsv fe-
enuahs coi6s SD al shr1sf an1 lr-z
sroubles Sold ~ r r p son il - cert
s-a g. eatties E.sliag - - ss<sa&A a4fs
<ss ,<>~n>na &c ~s.sASzs~n
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

MSss Eva Drew hsS returned fro7a Ghca-
20. xhe-s she lesrrsr = le~ ard slnarie
tail-r svstzni of 3-gss cattlng Fh,eh see =
fesirous ef sesccinx. Fer farther raTtlc1-
isrs acpiv a. Nc IS Iazrsve-ss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
Chicago

J3s. -was&a--EAss. Casa lss4e; February
cssa-ssssag- casa. 81 February. sss.e,
O4s kzsy. Ma, ssse
akisky-sL II
Fogx -s.s4sg cssh slt l75<; Nay. atSo.
LaE1-Sa-ds Eza-e1 Cash. q. a. 40 Ma,
8 e5t 75s5s
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

faa = --Wheat-so. Z white. sc, Sa red,
ca - e. FeafnaFy, sse. Ma. s9jse baA
,,sss-Sa. !. ~ No. ? Wake. ss1ss.
Se-1s-zs3i
lLeesei Laes--la y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
ORR MARKET REPORTS
csoEzfioas 81 "irs-Ths Grxns
Raalds Markets.

Isz. a--wh<zt-Os<sed zeAser. bas elose1
s.s44-e 1eEsf 81 lre< o-<&1ezs 30 2 re1,
lsnszsrx saeg. feor-zsf slses Asy. sS1xs
cora e better sad moaerstsly active
Nd ns4er.. stol. - sE5e>sc. f1tarcs. g 9
Porx -Sts4dg. Nss 1aess. sl5zs9i3-53
Lan.-hasa<r All ara ste2n rsn1ered.
Eer-2uset T-tber w=tsra. issz.s
e s-S ss1-1ze
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Bezfrzirz ef ~ Fisheries eu~<tfr-.
Tba Webzssr-Ashsgrton trsssy of tses
defined tts boundary between tse United
Ssa1as s1d tlse BTlsis.s Azcerlcaa possexlon<
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
J. A. Wil1iame. NJ. D..
Fhyxtefan sus surx-en

= ~-ss~sls - - ssvue Eas~ Il NeH-s c.
1~~a "a T-~f rFf szs ~ rrs ~ -
a. en-xp0rs Czrr5rnsEl. Casa UEce - -
sfr~-sn Il s-e~sz z@zra - Srtn isiesn ef
1esep czs - Tfcs~ Drs< sse-s su aaks
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22


ssza EsfaFs..xfea Asszs osees slste-
rk4i. A~2s ee- - sEass nesd<rs-
Nss ecass one wao karoHs discrealr "a al
rEsslozs srsries - - ths sassns fanliy
nazast
~1s~1 Fico0ris has "a 0ther n4nss fks3
thai gwen Der Ia baptism Her nA1re i nas
Gs.cIph. That ~4s shs b1Ptlsslai name of sa
ansestor To ssy ehat her name = ffs1elph
because she = descendant Il GuslRh q ba-
yaria, ~ a nasa1heF Il TIE house u eiaelph, .
a. ridiculous a. y s.y rhat ths a4zns - de-
soeIei4aE q - member = tie house Il WI
Ian tie Cong .zer1r b Williams. NoT Is Ter
nans Wetrin. That supposltion IS nsSFs Fiaie-
al's1s sfiL taan ths ''0uelphp saBeg sEIt.oa ses
nsarIls.f q descendant q the esants of v e.
TIA. las 20 eazensiazt Il tbe s1ng u Bsii-
garia wllI ever t. AF Bulgaria. znd 20 d.
.sanlanE u ths soaaEs0f Wttria exer hs NJ.
NsrIA Il has at Leea secessarY for 81
Es1f4a - assume saF4aIes. ana very fsa
royal - prlnee,y families have isken tEepl-
Leafs XVI Has indicted IS Leais Capst. b4s
b. informed the court tass Is vas nistAs ssfl,
es r. hld rs sarnaaas. Raf On his aEtheFEy
i nay safsly be assumed tblE AsiE1er tls
ho1ae q Orleans Eoptbs ho-ss of B0a8 boa
enjoys thai distinction ckarses Stuart Il
Eag Ard came isom tie stua. fal.iY ana
Ia a faaliy name .cl.Hasgei 10 Stuart irosa
Etzalaal, an1 81 did Hsary VII, graaisoa
& Owen Tudor. Tie duke q Aoaezz k2s
zone, and TIE dake 90 Bedford Is AIR Russell, !,
the tuEe Cf E.rAeaaeal rs rl1a aa.l Ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
eais 4 .ssfsssE qraAala
" " ---~---
r. nrrInnlng u Prinfln-.

L IS Erobatie thar Tho earlles5 Impressions
were taken b a Iasi.et and planer e smooth
facei biock % wood uSed for leveli8g IA
type ietozs printnsi, a. proof 3 ips uow ottaa
zr,s o. ~ a brush, u re Chinese uian1er;
but Eres5es were soon invented for the pur-
pes Ihero 4rs ensrayiaes repress ntie es the
pres - l. ezis-o1 about $50 ls was iar,e
enough q print two folio pases aud for this
ta3 pa5 wire reqsHred The force was ap-
piled ~ simple screw and lever. About
leo B.asuw, OK Amsterdam, produced =
greatly improved pFezs, which, WITH htbls al
teratiOn. continuet IN U.s. for more than a
cssfsary ana Z half Ihe press uTon WHICH
Bsn ann Franklin worked in London n
l.S5, Is preserved IN the pateu. oeice at
Washington II IS clumsy structure, al
most entirely of wool, known As the Ranrgs
press, OF which many were sth in use more
than q century later. Iron vas subsequently,,
used for some of the parts Isntil tse begin
ning OF the present century. Printing ma
eilinery, now brought 10 sach high degres
OF perfection, was not much ahead OF Frank
lIns time fifty years ago.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22
WILL DIE On THE GALLONS.
Goldenson, the Murderer of Mamie Kelley
Will Hang Next Friday

GOl0eESOI, the MUrCerer OF manic helley
Will Hang Next Friday.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, September H.
Young Alexander Jack Goldenson, the hood
lum murderer of little Mamie Kelley, will
hang without fail CT Friday next. Golden
sons lawyers obtained an order from Pro-
bate Judge Coffey for jury to decide On
Wednesday whether the condemned youth
is insane or no.. Yesterday the lawyers in
terviewed Governor Waterman at Santa
Cruz, and begged for one months reprieve.
Waterman became indignant, as he has
been much annoyed By Goldenson's mother,
and said:
Il would hang him tomorrow, If could,
to end the matter. Ee is nothing but a
Ecentious murderer, and killed the poor
girl because her voluptuous appearance
awakened li5er;ine's desires in him and
because she would not submit to his unholy
wishes"
In conversation with reporter, Governor
Waterman said:
81 have investigated this case thoroughly.
I went to the school Mamie Kelly attended,
and found her the Pet of teacher and schol-
ars. have learned that S25,0C0 has been
offered 10 any lawyer who would get me to
change Golcenson's sentence to imprison-
ment for life. Attorneys have threatened me
by saying the Jewish vote would go against
me. I don't care if all the Jewish vote or
any other vote gees against NE. l intend to
do Just what is RICH. and legal: but l know
the threats to be q lie, as many leading He
brexs have come to me and asked to nave
Goldenson hanged as soon as possible. Even
if the people of California should come, two
by two. up to Sacramento, and kneel down
and beg me. would not do anything, as it
is an objectionable offense, and he shall be
hanged"
The condemned youth still preserves his
bravedo, and ridicnles the attempt of his
mother and lawyers TO secure a reprisve on
the insanity plea. The sheriff, backed By
the governors refusal to interfere, will not
permit Goldensop to be taken to court
Wednesday. When the prisoner leaves the
lows. The jailors believe Goldenson will
weaken in spite of his boast that he wants
the privilege of placing the Moose around
his nwn yacE
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22
A Miraculous Recover,

OSHKOSH, WIS, September ia curiou1
story is told here of the miraculous recoy.
cry of Miss Emma Bennett, a yourg LADY
who resides With her brother, William Ben
nett, farmer near this city. For nine years
past Miss Emma, who is 81 years old, has
been bedridden invalid. Her disease was
called "consumption of the blood" During
her nine years Of confinement she has not
spoken loud word. Mos. of the time she
YVES able to lisp in faint whisper. Ere
quently she was thought to be dead. For
upwards of three years one side Of her body
was paraiyzed. Sunday noon the family
were at dinner, when suddenly from the
sick room came the sound OF a full voice
singing strongly and sweetly the words,
HE rose, he rose, be rose from the dead"
The startled family rushed into the bed
room and there was the girl sitting in bed
singing ths words quoted. She asked to be
helped to her feet, saying she felt she could
walk, and she did walk across the floor. She
said she felt as though she had risen from
the dead.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22

Interpretation AID be faithfully and vi,or-
ousiy enforced. All appointments under II
should be absolutely free from partisan
considerations and influence. Some exten-
siors of the classified list are pract;cebIe
and desirable, and further legislation ex-
of the service to which it ia ep-
phcable would receive my ,pprc:sl.
Appointments to every grade and depart
ment fitness, and not party service,
should be the essential and discriminating
test, and fidelity aud efficiency .hs only sure
tenure of Office, and the interests of the
public service should suggeLt removals from
Office. l know the practical difficulties at
tending the attempt to apply the spirit of
the civil service rules to ali appointments
and removals. 1t will however be my sin
cere purpose, if elected, to advance the re-
form.
I notice with pleasure that the conveu-
ton did not omit TO express its soIicitude
for the promotion of virtue and temperance
among our people. The republican party
has always been friendly to everything that
free, pure and prosperoIs, and will in the
future be true to its history in this respect.
Our relations with foreign powers should
be characterized By friendliness and respect.
Inc right of our people and our ships to hos
pitable treatment should be insisted upon
with dignity and frmness. Oar nation is
too great, both in material strength and in
moral power, to indulge in buster or to be
suspected of timorousness. Vacallatioo and
Inconsistency are incompatible with Sue
cessful diplomacy, as they are " b the
national dignity. We should especially
cultivate and extend our diplomatic and
commercial relations with the Central and
South American states. Our fisheries should
be fostered and protected and the hardships
and risks that are the necessary incidents of
the business should not be increased By an
inhospitable exclusion from the near lying
ports. The resources of firm, Gignined
and consistent diplomacy are undoubtedly
equal to the prompt and peaceful solution OF
difficulties that now exist. Our neighbors
will surely not expect In ou- "orts a COM
mercial hospitality they dei. gsin theirs.
/ carnot extend this lettert. .ecial refer
ence to other subjects upon which the con-
veE:ion gave an expression. In respect to
them, as well as to those have noticed,
am In entire agreement with the dec.ara-
tons of the convention.
The resolutions relating to the coinage, to
the rebuilding Of the navy, to coast defenses
auo to public lands express conclusions to
all of which gave MY support in the SEN
ate. Inviting a calm and thoughtful con-
slderation of those public questions. We sub
NIT them to the people. Their Intelligent
patriotism. and the good Providence that
made ard has kept Us nation will lead
them to wise and safe conclusions. Very
respectfully, your obedlent servant.
BEN. HARRISON.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22
Refuse To Give Him In.

NoGALEs, AKH., September u.-Sherif
Shaw has returned from the capital of So
nora, Mexico, where he went with papers
for the ext,adition of Emanuel Verdugo, the
murderer of Louis Cohen, in this city. He
states that the Mexican government refused
to turn over the prisoner. The governor of
Sonora, however, told him that he could
send the papers to the minister of state at
the City of Mexico and perhaps that official
would recognize the demand made by the
governor OF Arizona It is quite evident
that the Mexican government has no idea of
turning over the man, and this action has
caused no good feeling between the Mexican
and American authorities. The murderer,
who has been confined IN the jail in this City
on the Mexican SIDE, was to-day taken to
Aagdelena, where no will be tried on a
charge of breaking into store.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22
A Terrible Fall.

SALT LAKE., UrAE, September 1l.-W. II.
Rasmussen. late principal of the district
Henry HsSne. Of Elsioore. while On q pleas
ure trip In Monroe Canon, were rolling stones
down to the water. While Rasmussen vas
in the act of rolling boulder the earth gave
way beneath him and he fell from preci-
pice fifty feet high and vas instantly killed.
As he ven: down he struck on juttln2 crsg
and his throat vas cut and the flesh torn
from his cheek. His body was fnehtfuny
broken.
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KILLED His wife's Para mour.

CHE1nsK, WYo.. September IL. M.
Ferris, ranchman living near Haley, Wyo-'
ming, shot and killed a ranchman named
Robert Bull Tuesday last. Ferri, has been
absent from home several days, and on his
return found that Bull, who was unmarried,
had eloped with his wife. Ferris traced the
couple to Bulls rancho, where he shot Bull,
killing him instantly. He took his wife
home and then rode to lander where he
gave himself up to the authorities. Public
sympathy Ia with Ferris.
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Tho Anthony re.m Honored.

ANTHONY, KAN, September 15.-rhe An
thony running team, who won the great
championship race in the Kansas City fire.
mems tournament, vas received at homo
with high honors yesterday. A surprise
banquet vas rendered them last night and
an elegant medal was presented to ". II.
Jennings, the team foreman. The boys
acknowledge great courtesy at the hands Of
Kansas City and hold the $500 prize and the
medal championship.
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New Railway for Kansas.

CALDWELL, KAN, September 15.-Articles
were drawn up, signed and completed in
this city last night Incorporating the Trim
ided, Caldwell Il Arkansas Railroad COM
pany, with headquarters in this city. The
road will intersect with the Arkansas, Kan
sas d Colorado railway at Bucklib, Kan,
and will run in. a southwesterly direction
through the cities of Coldvater. Medicine,
Attica, Anthony, Caldwell and South
Haven to Kansas City, and thence to Fort
Smith. Ark.
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Lightning's Freak.

DEs MoINHs, September 15.-Miss Laura
Watson, of Agona, vas struck BY lightning
daring shower yesterday, Her hat was
burned from her head and two large holes
were burned through her waterproof and
clothing and her back was badly scorched.
One Of her shoes was torn from her foot
and thrown several feet. She vas shocked
but viii recover.