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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-21
Lower California Gold Fields.

Los ANGELES, Gala, March 16.-
Prospectors are still leaving in large
numbers for the gold fields. Two pack
trains from the Arizona mining dis
tricts left overland yesterday for the
mines. The men at work at the pl6-
GERS are making big wages, but no ex-
traordinary strikes CT finds are report
ed. 'GaskiIl, the man who first discov-
cred the Santa Clara field, turns out to
be an escaped murderer from the
United States. He has already pre-
empted some of the best quartz claims
in the Santa Clara Valley.
Henry Hampton, living out on Dow
creek, was kicked by a horse the other
day and had several teeth knocked out
and his face badly bruised
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A BASELESS RUMOR.
The Reported Engagement at Samoa
a Sensational Fake.
MARTIAL LAW WITHDRAWN
Tranquility Prevails Throughout the
Island.
NATIVE CHIEFS sTRE 9Th.
Msl-Of-War Remain at Apia for Any
Emergency.

AUCKLAND, March l4.-Advices just
received from Samoa show that there
was no basis for the sensational rumOr
Of an engagement between the United
States man-Of-war Nipsic and the Ger
man corvette Olga. Far from this, the
German officials in the island have en-
tirely given up their aggressive policy.
The proclamation of martial law has
been publicly withdrawn and the Ger
mans have abandoned all claim to the
right of searching incoming vessels for
contraband Of war. Both these steps
have met with the hearty approval of
allforeign residents at Apia and have
had quieting effect. Unusual tran.
guilty prevails throughout the island
Mataafa, however has force Of troops
estimated to be 5000 strong. Tama-
sese's army consists of about 700 men.
The men-of-war, German, American
and English, still remain at Apia
ready for any emergency that may
arise.
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Anarnh,st Cass pianonsd Of.

OTTAWA, ILL, March 15.-The
supreme court of Illinois denied to-day
the motion to correct the judgement
in the case of Fielien and others
against the people and at last the
anarchist case'' has been disposed of
so far as the supreme court
supreme court had refused to grant a
writ of error and those condemned to
death bad been executed and the
others were in the penitentiary the
states attorney petitioned the supreme
court to correct the decision.
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suppOsed to Have Been Poor.

ST.. LOUIS, March 14.-On Friday
last, Geo. G. Hayden an old man of rs
years, died at a cheap German board
ing house on Franklin Avenue, where he
had lived many years. AS he was new
er known to work and lived in sQualid
quarters and had no associates, he was
supposed to be poor. On opening Hay
dsn's box in the safe deposit vault
more than $4,000 in cash. stocks and
bonds were found. Hayden has nc
relations here but is supposed to have
anme in Maine
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Arrested for Embszzlsmsnt.

INDIANAPOLIS, March I4.-PhiIip
NJ. Gapen, treasurer of the insane hos
pital board, has been arrested on a
grand jury capias charging him with
embezzlement. The amount involved
is So 900. Gapen loaned John E. Sui
livan, the defaulting county treasurer
81, 700 of hospital funds, $1,000 of
which was paid but a check
for the remainder signed by Sullivan
came backprotested.
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Tasnntt CauRht.

WINNIPEG, Man.. March ia dis
patch from West Selkirk, Manitoba,
says: Taseott has been caught in Lake
Winnipeg. No particulars.
ST. PAUL, March ia Winnepeg
special to the Pioneer-Press says: The
following is a more definite statement
of the capture of Tascott. Some In
dams arrived by dog train at 2 O'Clock
to-day at West Selkirk, place twenty
miles from this city. conveying the
news that Tascott, the murderer OF
Smell, the Chicago millionaire, has been
CAPTURED on Lake Winnepeg
by the Chicago detectives, who
accompanied by relatives of the MUIR
dered man, has been following strong
clue with the result stated for the past
| few weeks. They arrived near here
just after TascOtt left his work to go
as he said, to Dakota. However, they
are now reported to be on their way Il
| this city with the murderer.
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Irt.r st.ts RsIIwsv 1..oo;,,,o,

CHICAGO, March l5.-The general
managers of the lines in the territory
Of the Inter State Railway association
completed to-day the task of organic
ing permanent organization. The
western and northwestern sections and
the southwestern section of the west
ern association remain unchanged,
with the exception of some territory to
each. The Trans-Afissouri embraces
covering both freight and passenger
business. The managers of the Trans
Missouri roads have elected 4. B.
! Clarke az chairman of the organization.
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ST.. LOUIS, March let is an
nounced here that on Wednesday last
an offer of 81, OOO, 900 was made for the
Anheuser-B Busch brewery property in
this city and rejected. On Thursday
Mr.. James Campbell, wealthy banker
and broker of st. Louis, acting for Mr..
Underwood, a banker of New York,
who represents the banking house of
Baron Rothschild, offered Mr.. Busch
SIS, 900, 900 in cash for the property and
this was as promptly declined.
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the latter fred at him, but missed, the
bullet passing through the head-board
Of the bed and into the bed-cloths.
where 1t was afterwafd found. The
burglar then turned and fed down
stairs and out the door. He was
closely followed by Charles Cryster,
who slept on the lower floor. He fired
several shoots at the vanishing mis-
creant. but failed to hit him. Five
thousand dollors in checks and notes,
a gold watch and S57 in cash were
taken from Charles s. Cryster, and
$50 in cash and a pair of pants were
taken from his farther Cornell Cryster.
The pants were afterward found in the
garden
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Before the Kansas CommigsiOn.

WICHITA, Kan. March 15-The
State Board of Railroad commissioners
arrived here late tonight and have
called meeting for tomorrow morn
ing, when they will hear the COM
plants of the board of trade on the
matter of freight rates generally. T.
D. Russell of the Frisco came IN to-
night and in the morning Traffic
Manager Sage and freight Agent at
wood, of the Rock Island, w. F. White
and S. B. Haynes. of the Santa Fe,
and representatives of the Missouri
Pacific expected.
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KANSAS CITY, March leone muir
derer, five burglars and one horsethief
escaped from the Wyandotte county
Jail in Kansas City, Kansas, at $50
Yesterday afternoon. The men who
escaped were Red" Quinn, Mike Nc
Cain, Fred Dawson. William Baum,
Henry Hardy. Henry Rafferty, and Sim
Thomas. The men cut hole through
q twelve-Inch brick wall. Up to 2
o'clock this afternoon none had been
recaptured. The Jail has been in no.
torioL sly bad condition for some time.
The men who escaped were the worst
who were confined in the jail.
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Ths or!einsl ersspbaekar Dad.

DETROIT, March 1.-THE Hon.
Moses w. FELL, the original green
back advocate in Michigan,
the man who called the greenback
movement into political prominence in
the United States and who suggested
the convention which nominated Peter
Cooper for president, died at his resi-
dence in this city from a stroke of APP
poplexy at 1:30 O'Clock this morning,
surrounded by bis entire family.
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General Plight in the Ozark Jail

OZARK, Mo-, March I2.-About day
light this morning Sheriff Johnson,
was aroused from sleep by disturb
ance in the Jail, which, on immediate
investigation by tho officer, proved to
be a general fight among the prisoners
Since court adjourned here last Friday
the Ozark Jail has been crowded TO its
utmost capacity by the ex-Bald Knob
bers and other offenders, who were
committed for failing to pay the fines
assessed against them by Judge Hub
bard and his jurors. Among the pris-
oners committed to the Jail last week
il Joe Inmon, who incurred the deadly
hatred OF Chief Walker and the other
condemned KnobbeTs. by first giving
away the details of the Edens-Green
massacre. Inmon was allowed to
testify for the state in the prosecution
OF the Walkers and Matthews and his
story of the bloody raid told very heav-
lily against the chief and other three
Knobbers now under sentence of death.
While InmOn escaped prosecution OH
the charge OF murder on account of his
treachery to the band, he was indicted
for various minor regulating offenses
q which he pleaded guilty at the re-
cent term of the circuit court. Not be-
ing able to pay the fines assessed
against him for these Knobber INSIDE
meaners InmUn was sent to Jail. The
betrayer of the Knobber band protested
against being locked in with his former
regulating associates, claiming that
the Walkers and John Matthews haLeC
him and would certainly seek revenge
1t is supposed that feeling toward In
mon provoked the fight this morning
and the animosity between the Walker
and Clabe Rucker, growing out of thu
jail delivery, came in for its share il
the melee. at any rate, the who'll
twenty-tnree prisoners were in geneT
al fight when Sheriff johnson entered
the Jail and commanded the peace. A
the men had no weapons but their fist
no one was seriously hurt. The latter
ed condition OF, some of the prisoners
clothes and a number of swollen eye
and bleeding noses told the sheriff tina
the fight had been waged with the gen
uine Knobber spirit.
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Boomers Send a Message to Harrison

PURCELL, L. T., March I4.-The fol-
lowing message was sent to President
Harrison to-day by Harry Hill and par
ty after spending the day at the Okla
homa boomers camp around Purcell:
1.-THE situation in Oklahoma is critical.
1t is a national necessity to have
admission are deprived of the right TO
settlement till too late to make a crop
it will be a severe disappointment and
will cause actual starvation on the
borlier''
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An persons afflicted with chroni,

All persons afflicted with chronic
ailments should consult DIR. Robert
Lyon, a physician of fifty years. stand
ing Thousands of people who were
on the brink of death will testify to
his great skill. The doctor is not
like many so-called physicians, here
to-day and gone tomorrow; but has
been a resident of our city for five
years, and here to stay. Read his ad-
vertisement in another column and
consult him at his rooms at Hotel
whitley
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Saws tits Pslss.

CHICAGO, March 15.-William R.
Davis, the real estate man, who is
charged with swindIing so many peo-
pie in selling them property not his,
was arrested this morning. He de-
clares Tolman's accusation, that he
swindled large number of people, to
be false and says he HAD no intentions
of running away.
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R.nAiuu Of : Missing Man rOund.

LoNevIEw, Tex, March 13.-J. S.
Bates, a photographer living at this
place, disappeared mysteriously on the
night of February 20. The next day
n large hickory club with blood and
human hair on it was found near an
old well where Bates was last seen.
The water was pumped out, and the
body Of the missing man was found
yesterday. 1t is not known whether
he was murdered and his body thrown
in the well or whether he committed
suicide.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-21

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The in
spection board of which Rear Admiral
Jouett is president, has been ordered
to the James river near Richmond, to
League Island and to New York to
examine the ironclads laid up at those
places. This is pursuant Of the steps
Secretary Tracy is taking to acquaint
himself as as early as possible with the
exact condition of all the vessels OF
the navy and to ascertain what is
necessary and what time it would re-
quire to have them ready for active ser
| vice,
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Rncklenis Anne SalYe

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions. and pos
itivelv cures piles, or no payment re
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded
ID, Wheldon,
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John M. ThurstOn interviewed.

CHICAGO, March 14.-Judge John M.
Thurston of Omaha, who was temper
airy chairman of the national cOnven-
ton which nominated General Harri-
son, said tonight: II am not
disappointed in not being made
member of the cabinet.
For a while 1 was inclined to think that
[ could be of service to the northwest
as secretary of the interior, and if
had been made anything that is what
/ would have liked, but / sup
pose if for no other reason the
connection with railway interests was
sufficient to prevent my selection"
Judge Thurston added that there Is
no office which General Harrison can
now offer him that would be any in
ducement for him to leave his present
business and that after all he is
rather glad he was not made member
of the cabinet.
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The Binding Twins Trust.

FARGO, OAK, March 15.-Regarding
the agitation among the farmers over
the binding-twine trust. meeting will
be held next Wednesday for the pur-
pose of defining. if possible, some
means Of relief It is proposed To as-
tablish a large irvine factory and man
ufacture fax fibre into Irvine. Last
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70 Purohase 10 600 Aerse of Land

NEW YORK, March 13.-The Para
disc Club of Anglers of this city, OF
which Judge Gildersleeye is president,
have just concluded the purchase of
&c. 900 acres of forest and fifty trout
lakes in various parts of the country.
country This makes the largest fish
and game preserve in the world.
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ST. LOUIS, MO-, March 15.-Fire in
the Mccarthy Packing and Provision
company's establishment at O'Clock
this morning, completely destroyed the
building. a two-stOry wooden hotel
was also burned. The loss is estimated
at $40 600, only partially covered by in
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-21

NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-The
body of Charlotte C. Elstine (colored)
aged % vas found this morning On a
sidewalk in Carrollton with bullet
hole through her heart. There is no
clue to the assassin. Her sister was
so overcome with grief on seeing the
dead body that she threw herself into
the river but was pulled out and taken
away.
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Mr.. Clarke is the present traffic mana
ger Of the Minneapolis, st. Paul s.
Omaha road. He mas been given a
week in which to consider the offer and
it is believed that he win accept it.
The headquarters of the TRANSMITS
souri, association will be at Kansas
City, rand the agreement becomes
effective a Oril I
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LEAvENwoRTH. kas., March Is
At the republican primaries this even
ing a very large vote was polled. The
women turned out in large numbers
though the weather was bad. Col. D.
r. Anthony delegates were elected for
every ward in the city for mayor.
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WilIRA,nma Wnrk

WMKEsBARRE, Pa, March 15.-The
eleven collieries operated by the Le-
high s. Wilkesbarre Coal company in
this region which have been Idle since
February %, will resume work on Mon
day next. This will again give en-
ployment to nearly 5000 men and
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KnIAd nnd Rohhad.

PITTsBURG, March ia Parkers-
burg special says: It has just been
learned that James Lafferty, a stock
laid. killed and robbed Of $1,000 on
Wednesday night on Lockville creek.
No clue TO the thieves and murderers
has been found.
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cut "a Wifa.a Throat.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 15.-C. E..
Hamilton, railway man, cut the
throat of his wife in the Kimball
house this morning. He had proof Of
his wife's infidelity and followed her
to get their child. She refused to give
up the child and he cut her throat.
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That Tired Feeling

Affiicts nearly every one In the spring. The
system having become accustomed TO the
bracing air of winter, il weakened by the
warm days of the changing SEASON, and read
is yields TO attacks of di ease. Hoods Sara
parilia is Just the medicine needed. 1t tones
and builds up every parU',f the BODY, and also
expels all impurities from the blood. Try IL
this
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Thres colored Nan Hupg.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March Is
Willis Green. Anderson Mitchell and
Dan Jones. all colored, were hanged at
Arkadelphia. Arkansas. to-day, for the
murder of a negro preacher named Ar
thur Horton, May ., 1888. The execu-
tion was private.
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WHO IS GOVERNOR?
The West Virginia Legislature to be
Called Together June LIST.
KANSAS JAIL DELIVERY I
A Murderer. Five Burglars and =
Horssthief Escape.
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
Returned In Case Of the Engineer at
KANSAS JAZZ DELIVERY |
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
Returned IN Case of the Engineer at
the Mud Run Collision.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 16.-
Governor Wilson decided to-day to call
an extraordinary session of the legis-
lature about June 1st next to settle
the gubernatorial muddle and to act on
certain other legislation.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Inman
steamship City of New York which ar
rived here to-day made the fastest trip
of her record. s days. IA house and
minutes. The best days run was 525
miles.
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Destructive Fire.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 15.-A fire
supposed to be of incendiary origin.
broke out last night in Newman and
destroyed the leading business square
OF the town. Loss $4,000; insurance
5000. The public library was
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Adv,ee 10 mothsrs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. 1t soOthes the child, softens
the gums. allays all pains, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
Ihoe. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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An Alderman Annnr.t.a.

NEW York, March 15.-Alderman
Kerr, accused OF implication in the
Broadway franchise corruption was
acquitted this evening
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Rook Ealt e4Rananolir,

KANAPoLIs, Kas., March 14.-A vein
of rock salt was struck here ats O'Clock
this morning at ore hundred and forty.
Eve teets
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a Rlosar LIahama Psnd.

BIRNINeRAsf, Ala, March To- The
capture by revenue officers of an illicit
distillery in Cleburne county has re-
suited in bloody feud between two
Of the most prominent famiIi es in that
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they only buy one-half of the cattle
received here and two-thirds In Chica-
90.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-30
TRANsCONTINENTAL ROADS.
Pacific Lines Unable to Settle Their
differences.

CHICAGO, July 29.-The Transconti-
mental Executive Committee considered
only unimportant passenger traffic ques-
tions this morning A prominent mem
Der of the association says differentials
are still held under consideration. He
feels assured an agreement will be
re ched and the association saved from
disruption. 1t is reported one OF the
matters referred to the Executive Com
mittee by the Passenger Committee was
the claim of the Union Pacific of the
right to divide the Puget Sound business
with the Northern Pacific. This claim
was decided against the Union Pacific
some time ago, but it is said now the
Union Pacific threatens to withdraw
from the association dnless it is Coz
ceded.
The controversy over Puget Sound
business was afterwards referred to the
eastern officials of the Northern and
Union Pacific roads, who will meet in
New York this week to see if an amicable
adjustment can be reached. The re-
mainder of the day was occupied in q
discussion of the Southern Pacific and
Canadian Pacific dispute. Early in the
discussion, General Manager Stubbs, of
the Southern Pacific, left the meeting in
disgust and refused to return during
the day,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-30
Baseball.

PITTsBURa. July 29.-Sowders lost his
first game for the home team today. The
Pittsburgs tied the score in their seventh
inning by the visitors wretched fielding,
but Sowders gave the Windy City's men
four bases on balls in their half, which
followed by couple of hits, gave them
the lead. Pittsburg, 8; Chicago, 13.
Boston, July 29.-The Bostons defeated
the Phillies after most exciting ten-in-
ming contest. The home team was out
batted and out -felded, but in the seventh
inning they batted out the game: Boston,
z; Philadelphia, 6.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The New York
Giants and the Senators played an inter-
esting and well-contested game today,
which was won by the former in the
eighth inning. Washington, 2; New
York, 5.
COLUMBUS, July 29.-No game; rain.
CLEVELAND, July 29.-No game; rain.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Athletics, 8;
Kansas City, 6.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-First game,
Baltimore, 3; St. Louis, 4. Second
game called at the end of seventh in
ming on account of darkness, neither
club scoring anything.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-30
J. M.
HAL B.
& 90.
7 and 9 North Spring St.
THE WAY WE LOOK AT IT.

Some people say-we have heard the expression our
selvesthat Hale Co. have object in view in sacrificing
seasonabe goods. We admit it. The object which have
Nobody bought dollars worth of unaeable goods Of
any kind from and will but thousands and hum
ded of thousands of have made their
and North Spring street. and gone home perfectly satisfied
that at store Los Angeles and all alike treated
fairly We notice with great deal of pridewe say pride
fright word in the right THAT several of esteemed
neghbos get idea until they get from show
windows Pretty good sign that they interested in what
doing. One month more, and fall goods will be
pouring upon Our advices show better values than
had BEFORE and several lines of goods which we
will have sole control of in this city, JERSEYS both for
street and house will be in great demand and instead
of running to black only almost everything will be in
shades of coorngs match Dress Goods We promise you
novelties in this line within the next several weeks
which cannot be surpassed AS usual will give you the
benefit of several extraordinary Specials