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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-12-19
DISTRICT rOIIRT.


Court convened as usual this yester
day and continued the trial of George
w. Kidd. The case was given to tie
jury shortly after dinner. and after
being out about an hour and a half, re
turned verdict OF Kids guilt IN
securing 81 2D0 from W. j. Jones un-
der false pretenses.
AT the close OF the empanelIing of
jury after the noon recess, the court
again went int the regular business in.
the consideration of the case of the
state vs.. G. b. Roush, charged witt
emhezIement. II seems that Roush's
son had been uDduly intimate with
Mona Bergen, who was soon to become
mother, when young Roush was IL
iured on the raihoad. from the effertS
of which he died. and ON his death bed
man fe ted desire to mary the girl.
but his death prevented the ceremony.
Tie rail road company paid the boy
father 81 900. To prevent the occur
renee of asuit for damages. Before
death the young man requested that
the money received shosll lie used 81,
paying HIS few debts, and the remain
ing sum gwen To- his IN ther. Tie
case with the girl was unkn wa to to
parents, who used he money in Ike
purchase of two pieces OF Erapert
which Were decided 10 tie mot tsr
Now the Girl, VIII has sinye been mal
riel. snes Roush FIR ennis zzlemenr at
the MOI ~, which she alleges belongs
to the chllh
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Winter Excursions. via. the SaNta Fe Route.
The harvest excursion season is
past, ana the Santa E'e route. pleased
with its success in each of these eAenT-
sions. again comes TO the front with
still another inducement fer people TO
travel via that popular line, In the way
OF rGnnd trip excursion tickets. at
greatly reduced Rates, co principal
points IN Old Mexico. New Mexico and
Birmingham, Ala, Brunswick, Ga,
Callahan. Fla, Charleston, S. c., jack
sonviiIe Fla, Mobile = Ia, New Or
leans. La. Savannah Ca, Thomas
vile. Ga. limited not TO return later
Than July /, 1880. Transit limit to
points in New Mexico, old Mexico and
Texas viii be thirty days each way; u
other points above, transit limit via be
ffteeu days each way.
Tickets are also now on sale TO pria-
eipal tourist poiats in California, also
Phoenix and Z escott. y Tiz., Portland,
Ore. good for six months. with going
limit sixty days. Las Vegas. Hot
Springs, n. NJ, Ogden and Salt Lake
City, Titan, Idaho aud Montana. good
for ninety days; transit Inns, thirty
days each way. StoD-CvFr PRIVILEGES
allowed ~ap all tourist tickets within
trassit limits
Full information chcerfuliy given
relative 10 routes and raj IS. Sidg-tT1p
rates and other special rates To nolnts
on the A. 7. & s f. r. r. quoted
on application. Sleeping car accomno-
datI0ns secured, and baggage checked
to destination. C&ll on or address
r, E ToRRfNGTe1y Agent, EmpeIia
GEO. I. NIcHoLsoN.
g r. x T. A, A. Z. Il S. T. H. r.
Topeka, kaHS IS.
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The evidence in the Randolph and
AIeKeon case and the arguments were
concluded last evening and court adj
jDurned until this morning at o'clock,
when the jury went out and are still de-
batting the question, as no verdict has
been returned.
The case of c. b. Hawkins vs.. John
Perrier was taken mp. The suit
has grown out of controversy over a
deal made by these parties in the sale
of a team by I'errier to Hawkins. Sam
uel Moon. William Ray, J. Fl. Buzzard.
W. a Edmiston, Geo. W Barrett. C.
II Lyon, j. Y. Ray, j. II. Jaquith,
John Colberg. B. NJ. Jones, William
Wells and C. H. White decided this
ease in favor of Perrier.
Tho following additional decisions
have been made:
State OF Ka4sas VS.. VII. Anderson,
continued under the 5 me band.
State vs.. R. p. Hill and Richard
Walker, continued.
Lamon Wenger vs.. Lizzie x. Noil at
al; not to be placed upon the docket
aptii farther order of the court.
Tn the mattsr of the ASSIGNMENT of
Looms & Loomis, same as above.
G. F. Conkling ct al. Us. John VIII
llams ct al. same as above.
In the assignment of Mary Clapp,
same as abJve.
In the assignment of c. J. FEST,
same as above.
Ersuflie Langhlin vs. f. E. Smith,
c 5ntinurd for service.
Wm. Wakefield & SOFAS VS.. P. r
Fol-, report Of reference filed, jadg-
uIeit il ace 1rdance- thefeaith.
Joseph T. Catvefvs. a. F. Packscon-
tigued for service.
n. Wbitsiessy vs.. T J. Price, eon-
tinued.
Iiitc. Khsste$eg 5s.samuel Lewis
dislnis sell
Topeka Investment company rs. VI.
3. Williams IT as continued for ser
Wee.
r. F ONeil VS.: santa Fe railroad
c mp.tny; motion for rev trial over
ruled pIiatiff RENTS, amount allowed
for loss Of time.
J. r. Headerson'ys. Missouri Pacific
railroad company; Improperly on the
daczet.
Anderson & Butler IS. John Benja-
/ min ct Al. eNtinupd.
John 3. Lasfesh vs. En1pofia Ma
tional bank: motion for new trial
granted.
co sssuiTer vs. waiter Barrett;
continued
Emp ria Investment c srnpany vs.. 1
q Spencer; dismissed at Plaintiff S
! est.
FIaak Harmon vs. Julia A. smith
ard f E Smith; sc tied.
Chas, jones vs. 4. Jeaes; continued.
8 Gray Bios. Mana facgnr1ng Company
V Kesza s. Dimm; jadgmens for
plaiutif for 81 .o7ti
The eases of Emma Heir vs.. Michael
Heir ana Peasant Tavlcr vs.. district
81 iluprppellg docgetsd
Lily, Brsekett & GUYS. KeezeI s
Dimm and a. 81 Clapp 81 CO. appifea.
ion FER receiver REUSED. leave essresl
def 4 Is tssHse demurrer.
Y = Hamanys. Mary E.Hinraan
decste Il Iigs.Fee eraeIed.
An 4 tchsa II gifi is very raueh dis.
gssssed with fhe 4annis Jssness- !. Il e
STYLES. she Is been wearing the dzvssi.
Cd ssirts aud corset waists fssT eyeE 8
sasnSh, ana SSH has fEeckses-
Globe
The 8 m z1aEkes Is stu lon. q:
s those who are ping 81 doir. s. s.
lively rata
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BURNED 10 DEATH.
One Man Burned to Death and
Five Persons Injured
In a Fire at Kansas City Early
This Morning.
4 Desperate Gang Of River Pr
rates Captured.
An Indian Murder Mystery
GfPfl.pF.s EofTod
An Indian Murder Mystery
Strikers Fooled.

Kansas Cry, Dec. 13.-One man
was burned to.death aud i've persons
injured IN . IRE which occurred here
this morning. At four o'clock as Oaaeer
Morlan was walking his beat. lie dis
covered flames issuing from the win
dow of the back room OF lie Oklahoma
house on the c9rner of Walnut and
Eleventh streets. He rushed up the
room in which the fire WAS
broke ia the door aud dragging from
the led a woman named Mr.. NcKeH-5
nan, dragged her down the stairs and
into the street in an UNCONSCIOUS con-
ditiou. lie Then returned to the now
blazing building aud endeayored to
arouse and warn the occupants. In
this he succeeded 50 wefi that al es-
capped without iBjars except four per
SONS. James Russell. huekster,
WAS burned To death. Mamie
Morgan, Relah Barrett. Jack Smith
and Charles Marshal, ali jumped from
the third and fourth story windows,
aDd. strange to say. all escaped without
fatal iujur Is. 1t IS said that tie walls
of the room in which the fise originated
we're first saturated with Ct al oil aud
then set on fire. The building was a
lodging house. and a hre-trap in its
GptoIIdCtlOl-
TWO WOMEN AND A CHILD BURNED.
MILWAUKEE, Dec IA special to
the Evening Wisconsin from Hancock
Michigan, says: The Huron mine OH
CT. large building formerlg occupied
as store, burned last night. The
seeoed stery was used as boarding
house OF the twelve boarders, eleven
were working on the night
shift. One man jumped, injaf-
ing himself badly. Two Fin
lander women and a six weeks
old child, persisted in the flames A
fireman succeeded in getting one OF
them to the window. but on account of
the dense smoke WAS compelled to leave
the insensible woman TO save his own
hfe. Portions OF the bodies of the vic
Tins were found this morning. The
books Of the mine office were saved.
The cause of this FIRE is unknown. The
loss is several Thousand dollars.
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River Pirates Captured.

CAIRO, H., Dec. 13.-Eleyen river
pirates. eight men and three women,
were captured by Marshal Mahoney
yesterday morning sitter an exciting
chase. The gang had come in a shanty
beat down tbs Mississippi from Alton,
aad wei ked at various points. On
Wednesday night ttsay made :. raid on
the offf>es Of Sordman' S sEage factory
on tue Mississippi side Of the city, ever
powered the waeehman and fireman
blindfoi4ed them; and blew the safe 10
pieces carrying of $50 and valuable
papers. Marshall Mahnney an8 2
posse armed with Winchesters followed
them down the river in q tug and
brought them back with theis piunder.
4 fight was Imminent When she tug
was sighted by the fugitiYes. BDt the
officers made them threw up their
bands The leader of the gang, KIN gFn
as Thomas Burns. proved TO Be Tom
O2Dowd, who was sent to Joliet peIli-
tenliary from Chicago for SIX sears
but Played the Insanity dodge t8eFg
and was sent 10 the Kansakee asylam,
from which place he eseaped. lie has
three years yet to serve.
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Psrneu VII spsaE.

LoEDoN, Dec. fhe annauuee-
ment. over his oEn signature, Of slr,
Pafne:Iss eanyaiescense aud The profess
biIity that he viii spec. Z at Nottingham
next weas, are a s.iufee of z Al iiffltafiofi
to lis friends ana allies, as sell Is >
cause OF annnsasca 10 the tcsies, Whe
lad flopea that he wsiid Ksst iss bic
% keep sa.s e. "a .1ssIlt N II = liana
DelsfIy accused hifa g 4t5s ssIssE- q tsss
IN order II avoid aseslklag iFgr5Zsi
Bpaa IS ground slassis ga ass = ca
was made, il is IN ssss9oie % esssaeesYs
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Some evil minded duffer is supplying
him elf with lanterns at the ctty's ex-
pense. 1t has been but a short time
since some oae stole a liant srn off the
hose cart ~ the engine house. an /
night before last one was taken from
ninth and Commercial where it had
been placed TO warn the diving puo-
tic from the ditch dug aer, IS the street
where crossing Was being put in.
Persons with such narrow minded in
tentions astae stealing of an iunoceut
iantrrn should hu,nel up ami pre-
sen ed with the liShtaing OF q few
days on the rock pile.
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co. - 81 Eleetlong.

WAsHINGToS, Dec. I3.-The house
committee on elections held its first
meeting and effected an organ eaton
this morning. Chester Rowell. of IL
linois, son of the chairman. as Sc
leesed clerk. a sub Committee on ralSs
WAS selected, c0nsis ing of the chair
man, MessTs. Houk Cooper. Crisp and
. F'eIraH. This sub quantities viii
now awaiting settlement. The COM
mites viii meet agaiti, subject to call
when the sub committee IS ready to re-
UOrE
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nied n - -

BBRATNaHAsr. Ala. Dec. Is.-W. b.
Allen. well known engineer of the
Georgia Pacific railroad. dropped dead
on his Locomotive at Leeds yesterday
He was unwell but insisted on filIfiling
his duty and went ont IS usual. He
gotto Leeds, when he reached for the air
brake and Instead of gras plug the ham
lie fell in the fireman S arms WITH the
exclamation, Oh. my God. and died
He was chief of division DIT Brother
ho9d OF Locomotive Engineers of at
lanta He Leaves q wife and children.
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T..DaY's 49,.

Last evening hecoaHsel for Defends
ant Roush, argne| motion to dis
charge the defendant, on account ef
insufficient evidence. His honor tooA
the case over this morning, and All. i
due consideration If tie facts, he es-
planned the case e. the lnry. at IL,
same time drawing Up verd Ct OF no.
guilty, which tha Jury signed and
Roush was released.
The case OF a. G. Randolph vs.. JohI
Mexican, was taken up after the fai.
lowing jurors were obtained: Jelna.
Archer, j w. Spohn, NJ, r. Reiber. A
NJ. Cole, L. , DAVIS. r NJ. Var
81 kle. w. H Hodson, }. I'm Resmet
w. n. Slsler, c. II, Martin and AZ
Stubs.
In the ease efthe STATE VS.. w. II
Anderson a continuance was asked fo
this morning. the showing OF which i
now being prepared by counsel for de
PENDANT.
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Something Tor he New Year.

1le world renowned success OF Hastetteras
1cf over = tiiit1 o. 2 century as sfoaiaehic Is
scarcely more wonderful taan the sFeic.lirs
gefs = i3iTlf2s Eitl9 Yz-ia.lsie medical treaftss
= published BY re- Eostettcr Company Pits
burEns Pa. under tkele CT1 ir1rnefilata silDer-
VISION emp Dying 90 fszndS in ia deDartTnert
lneF are rum NJ ABOUT Il months IA the ytlF
on TITS .flfk, md ne Issue Of same for 1850 Wi
Enelss1 Sierlaanf rtescll. ~ clsfl, EorSrerfen
swedish. Eolizndi EolemfaH and Spanish an
Hll3<ea teller e e copy OF u isr I'd suassia and
interesting res1iHg eoncerB AZ heaffh. 1l7I5
nli1erSus teStizrcllela IS - the a fios-
totter1 Stomach Blfters. aInllserselJf F.lTilf
l9torln4tsee astronomical calealaifons SO
cfI5al ltefls hielcz4 Is dens7ill -
OIL 1arE9c<nzsss Tie Alfl11 &c f1s 7ssat.a1 81
- eqlsrtrY Seel eEc e - 8 e11iIll
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HAmaI0ND, Indiana, Deeeemper
13.-Farthar evidence that a mar-
der was committed near The spot
where the blood} relics wege found
December came to light yestsrdaY.
La the woods along the Calumet river
were found a rusty hatchet gifh a
Droken handle, a butcher knife COW
cred with b ood and q pack tee eoTr
tanning vest. Ia the lett ha.d 4ck-
cts were found small bottle OF stick
sabstanee. few revolver cartridges
and . letter beginning Dear u n
nj q" and signed Y cur Loving M49.
1920. The letter was evidently y riB
ten By a woman. It expresses pleasure
1T he receipt of letter from kbnsas
City,a desire to SEE tAe p +ftg addressed
and says: Nobody believes you done
it, The hand writing o the lei ter 10
exactly like that of the letter found
with other articles an December 4.
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$500. rAreNrn.


Patents 2 anted to citizens Of KAN
sas for the week ending Dec. 10
1889, reported through the efiice OF w.
A. Redmond, solicitor of patents, No.
6sl F St. Washington, d. C.
Edwin FARRELL, Harper, .torsion spriue
for vehicles.
9 w. Little, Carbondale, suspension
bridge.
J a Maleney- Lrayenworth. pipe
wren n.
lam S Peterson. 0skaloesa, harness
enactment.
8. Sanders Lone. Elm, machine for
cutting aud punching metal.
: Dsstre--snS sstee Rna ssaPpy sssrr.
For over ar have mad u
breaking o.s[ Oh 10y i,e, which tTDDbl-
I'd ne S tai could 6ot walk Lea
badfy sweil-d a PurplA e,ilcF, with
erupti0is 50 bad that BlGd would
ouzs out ii | bore my weigh IN il.
was recommended 10 Try larkr1s Ex-
tract of Fax tPaplllon1 Skin t,uIe.
which 1 have done. My leg is lsosg
well aud l can Walk two mils On It
Without Amy trouble Signed. a
/ D. Hayward .
Ciafke's Flax Soap makes the skin
SOFT ard prevents chsssing Sksn
! Cure 81 90. soap Is cents. For safs
I BY Chas Ryder EmfoIia and Joht
! Bond, of Americas
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strikers UnsaeeessFnI.

LoSDoG, Dec. b. The strike Of the
men employed Ia the Ras house OF the
1utii Metropolitan company was eff
fected peaeefally Twelve hundred
men who were engaged 10 take the
strikers placrs. entered the works un-
der the egeort OF police. 4 esowd OUT
side the works gT0aDed them Ihe
piese4s pos ted by The tTiksis to inter-
cept these men we're eutWitsed and Hn-
able to ebssrilet their entrance
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An old Citizsn Dea5.

WASHINGTON, Dec Is.-Thamas
Parker, well-knorn citizen Of wash
ington, died here yesterday. aged 81
he was one of those who drew Lafay-
cites carthage into Washlncton f:oru
Baltimore Ia 1924 He was the father.
fn-laW Of ex- GOgefncr Charles p
johnson Of Missouri
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Judge Culver and wife celebrated
the 18th anniversary Of their marriage
with appropriate festivities yesterday.
The guests were Rev. Sargent and
wife. Rev. Hardness and wife, T.. "a.
Chafee and wife OF Neosho Rapids and
Prof. Hill IL the Normal.
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H. mates shss statement fhat sfle
esss1Sils c5id 0hiea seste On hsl
Isisszs fa5 ygss Ereatel feE usEsYzsf1
s5v her fasxy pssgsiisss 5Ut TesF
worse Did se was haEie
f6ss y5et5En csssssfI3Itlol sssa Ext
fsss nc es'fslsi g. her 1eE -
sfs - - king e
~ or fssIsssi 81 =; b 5gsss
5attse esld her aef5eHE fsn
81 sH hree
ss4x5f tlI1sEf rs llssf = f5ss & fzE seH
5sssstt fnisIsd ilsIss son E, a. q
does h eAzsu hsas e assd
vel as l7e ess krks5 ira tsss
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ErsesLAs IL LEG hs
cost band Of Z stsl h IS s ).
driven from 1fi1ls.ssssse ieceIsk aas
10 Bs.aiss5 Nv cis.lsssll h.lsse Iss5les es1S 6
tow, here ay siey
ere attacked the se At he
eissss IF = fEeetII9e- ssgeI9 = tsta sea
.Gf3ye1 awas lse fsaslst At i71sfsl zsss
Is still hsissi1.s fssi -. lac
there hays nssr1eti $iseE1 20
cIa3nlin1 Is t DIX
Dung girls an TBS y
thaee.
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A certain lady in town threatens her
husband with IA divorce II he does not
get her a riding horse, for which she
has lately conceived q violent fancy
Another help maze is equally as obstro-
oalous because her husband opposes a
pug poodle in the family. ana stin an
1ther declares ua and d wu, that, after
waiting three months. if her hush aud
hoes 5t teach her the eaantdaati9a "a
his sare. she wiz either drown herself
or run ssYas from itjm; she dteSu I
ssre ~hch. Soft wouid seem that net
al married iaea are happy. por all
wives eishef for taat matter
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argists spteS dic-ts theHnl. festA
s9ies. letter. cbHpt'e4 hands, ustiluiafns
sanis. aud al skIiI ernp isaas ana rt.s
tiVriy eiIfss glits, or 10 payment ~
QuireG ig IS guaraHIted 10 give lirf
frtt satisfaction. OF money refunded
Prize = ceurs per box. of4saie by
z NFht-i,fon
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Senator Allison, who is soon 20 be
married. courted and won his bride at
the foot of an iceberg in Alaska She IS
q fas z sort of thing, and be is a mar
50 y. Senator Ailison's first wife
was daughter Of ex-senator Grimes.
one OF the 1--we republican senators who
saved Andy johnson on the impeach-
ment trial. A few years ago she los
her mind, and one morning she WAS
found drowned. --Atchison Globe.
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WIDE AWAKE ! I e n
Tic 5,5etesa n ~ atl11,sn'i ~

WHILE AN6 H2UM
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SEALED ORDERS. Bycharies REM
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CONFESSIONS OF AN AMATEUR
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TALES OF OLD AcADIE. Twelve
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-12-19

w. II. Byeis left last evening for
Strong City where lie mas accepted a
position in the Strong City bank, VIII
nas ben connected With 6. W. New
nan aud company during tue past year
and WAS peculiarly noticed, as
he was accommodating and ooliging
an always at his post. In social stand
ing he has moved in the best society.
aad is n Young man of good character
and business ability. The many friends
IN this city regret TO lose VIII, yet
they do not forget to join heartily with
the News ia wishing this young gentle
all the success possible. in his new
work.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-12-19

A company Of young friends ar
ranged surprise party on Miss Dora
j mes, and at al approximate hour last
evening gathered at her home, 401
Constitution street, anu sgent a few
p'easant hours in social pastisne 1t
viii be remembered that MIS-, Dora
graddatsd At the High school last
June, an has since be n in poor
-health, bur is now much improsed a
fact that " i be received by her many
friends with pleasure. The party last
night was complete success and was
highly enjoyed by surprisers and sur
pr.sed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-12-19

Uncertainty may attend business
ventures and enterprises, but it never
attends TIE prompt administration of
Dr. Bulls cough Syrup. Price %
cents.
my sore ran In the night, and nv
soulIefused TO be comforted P,S r
fellowf OF course it aid. Pity he
couldn't get Salvation Oil. Only 70
CENTS.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-12-19

II makes a wonan feel that she IS an
editor to send to the paper list OF
guests at a party. She Usually saves
the paper Until it's yellow IN remem-
brance of the time she edited it.