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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28
Rum Down by a Schooner.

New LONDON, Conn.,, Nov. 22.-ThC
revenue steamer, Dexter, arrived here
this morning with Captain Jenny and
ion Line steamer. Manhattan, also the
dead body of Chief Engineer Hayden
Captain Jenny reports as follows:
when off Fenwick Island coast
Wednesday morning was run into by
an unknown four masted schooner
and the Manhattan sunk. Soon after
those brought here on the Dexter
managed 10 get in the life boat, save
Mr.. HAY den, who was drowned. The
rest of the crew and three passengers
nineteeR, all told. got into life boat
and it is not'known whether they have
been saved or not
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The Seat Of Pain ana pleasnre.

The nervous system. often suffers a diminu-
ton Of vigor, and causes mental annoyance,
and even positive disturbance. without dis
ease in the Sensorium itself It acts as mere
reflector, in many cases. Of inaetion in the
stomach and consequently Of incomplete as
course weakenS 1t, in common with the rest
Of the tissues and renders It less able to bear
without suffering an ordinary strain that
would make no impression upon strong
nerves. To supply deficit of strength and
remedy a Representatives, In the nerves In
cident to LACK Of vigor, HoStetter'S Stomach
Bitters Is far better adapted than any mere
its use, complete digestion. is the vigorous
and early parent OF nerve force and Quietude.
Maiarial attacks. rheumatism, bowel, FLYER and
kidney complaints succumb to the Bitters.
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Directors of the AtcbisOn Railroad in sessio

Directors Of the Atcbison Railroad in Session
Boston, Nov. 23.-The directors of
the Atchison railroad met at 10 O'Clock
to-day and are now in session. Di-
rector Magown says the amount of
bonds deposited will be made public
to-day in connection with the formal
announcement of the success of the
reorganization plan. London dis
patches received by the AtchisOn peO-
pie last night indicate the ample sue
cess of the Atchison plan abroad. De-
pOsits there, which to Wednesday last
aggregated $40, OOO, 600, now reach over
SIS, 000.O 900, and II is stated that relia-
BILE advices from other sources indicate
that the London opposition has ceased.
The Atchison board of directors
unanimously declared effective the
plan of reorganization, the majority OF
the bond holders having Iassented
thereto, both in Europe aud America
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CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-No further evil
dence was heard in the CroDin case to-
day. At the opening of the court Mr..
Forrest announced that his expected
witness, Mr.. Lynch had had a relapse
and he had decided to get along with
out his testimony. AS there were no
further witnesses present, the court
adjourned till Monday morning with
the understanding that the defense ex.
anime one or two minor witnesses and
would then c'oSe its case.
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Went To Pieces

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. 2I.-A
square rugged vessel supposed to be a
bark went ashore on the south side of
Cuttyhunk about S o'clock this morn
ing and went to pieces. Some work
ment on the life saving station made
out her name as The Willie and
Ida" Some of her men were after
wards seen clinging to her spars and
waving for help until they HIST their
hold and We're drowned. The vessel
was loaded with logwood. 1t is feared
all hands were lost as their only hope
was to work down the sound to the
eastward in their boat.
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Crnnin Mnrfler rrinl

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 Patrick Oman
livery stable keeper and owner of the
famous white horse was the first wit
ness in the Cronin case to-day. He
testified that his horse was in u dime
museum in this city and bad been for
three weeks. This he said, was the
same horse that he had let COughlin's
friend have on the evening of the muir
der.
Louis Budenbender, of Hoboken,
New Jersey was called to the witness
: chair. He testified that he was a real
estate agent, and that he had lived in
Hoboken for twenty-five years with
the exception of the period between
August o, 1855, and May 81, 1889, when
he lived in Chicago. During that time
he lived near the Windsor theatre in q
fiat in which DIR. Cronin lived with the
Conklins. On the evening of the muir
der the witness was in Jeckels cigar
store. opposite DIR. Cronin's residence
He was positive that he was in the
cigar store at Z o'clock and NAV have
remained there until or O'Clock. He
told how he saw DIR. Cronin come out
or the house with strange man, Ell
ter buggy. and talk with some man
an the sidewalk before he was driven
on by his companion.
w hat Was the color Of that horsep'
asked the lawyer.
at was gray, a speckled gray with
dark legs. The horse which l saw yes
terday at the dime museum was moi
the horse that drove DR.. Cronin away
and did not resemble it, The horse
saw yesteid day is n white horse, but the
horse saw take DR. Crunin away or
the night of May 4th was speckleC
gray. The legs of the horse that tool
Cronln were dark, while those of thi
horse are white -
The cross examination of tina wit
ness was then hegun and the wItnes,
said that he had known DIR. Cronin b
sight for several months. He conl,
not say who pointed him out TO him
he could not describe how the man Tvs,
dressed who was talking to DIR. Croni
when he saw him.
Marshall d. Elwell who took a d,
gree or doctor OF medicine at the Rus
Medical College, and VINO is now DIT,
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Wants to Fight.

BosTON, Mass, Nov. 21.-John L.
Sullivan was seen to-day in relation to
The $4,000 offered by the California
Athletic club. He said: The Cali
fornia Athletic club know what Of
fered them when / was asked to 90 out
there, and that is just what will do.
l will meet the colOred fighter at their
club rooms if purse of 5000 is hung
up, and that is my final answer"
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Meetings Forb,dd.D

DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Arrangements
have been in progress for several days
for the holding of meetings in Kilken-
ny and Waterford tomorrow in mem
ory Of Allen, Larken and Gould, who
were hanged for the killing of Police
man Brett in Manchester in 1887. The
government to-day issued proclama-
tion forbidding the holding of the
meetings. The projectors of the DEM
onstration. however, announce that
they will not abandon their plans, and
forces of police have been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to dis
perse any gatherings at the places
named.
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Peculiar Atmosphere.

CHICAGO, Nov. GA peculiar at
mospheric condition prevailed here to-
day. The air was saturated nearly to
the rain point with moisture, the clouds
hung very low and dense, smoke from
the factory chimnies made the fog so
thick that the darkness of night pre-
vailed throu ghOut the city. The electric
lights were turned on and gas was
used in all the Office buildings. The
phenomenon was a topic of earnest
conversation and people went softly
about the streets and spoke in low
tones as If in the presence OF some great
DANGER
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LONDON, Nov. 2I.-Mr. Mackinnon
head of the Emin Pasha relief commit
tee, has received cable dispatch from
Henry NJ. Stanley, announcing his ar
rival at Mpwapwa, and stating that he
expects to reach Zanzibar in four or
FIVE days.
Mr.. Stanley's dispatch also states
that he has made the important dis
cOvery that there is an extension of
Lake MVDaZa.
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Mrs- SnnthMorth bal Lam.

New YORK. Nov. 23.-Mrs. Hannah
B. SouthWorth. who murdered Stephen
L. Pettus Yesterday, spent very rest
less night III her cell. This morning
there was slight improvement in her
condition. Tie city physician IraS Civ
en- orders that she be kept as quiet az
possible. and in consequence the pris-
en- warden has issued perempto-y or
ders that no one outside of the WON.
ans counsel and relatives be permitted
to see her. The warden stated that it
was expected that Mrs. South ztrth
would be much qnieter by tomorrow
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Sunk At ssa.

ST.. CATHARINEs, Ont, Nov. 21.-
The steam barge Isaac May with the
barges Muskoka and Wanbauschene in
tow all loaded with railroad iron for
Windsor, left Kingston Tuesday. When
abreast Of Charlotte Wednesday night
the tow line of the Waubauschene
parted owing to the heavy sea and the
barge. 1t is feared the latter has sunk
with all on board. She had a crew of
five or six, but the names of only two
can be learned. The two known are
Capt. Robert Gillies OF Fort Cal
boure and Thos. McAvery of st. Cath
arinRa
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Extra

Tomorrow and on future Sundays
the Kansas City Times will ran a spe-
cial train over the Union Pacific, con-
Meeting with the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas at Junction City. The Times
will reach Emporia at 1915 (noon) and
will be on sale at the postofice news
stand and on the street by boys at 1920
Don't fail to get q copy of the most en-
terprising daily in the west.
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Railroad Association

ST. LOUIS, Me-, Nov. 22.-The
Southern Interstate Railroad associa-
ton which is in session here, has re-
ceived a message from Vice President
Goddard of the AtchisOn, Topeka, &
Santa Fe with reference to the notice
of withdrawal from the association
given by that road. The message is
unsatisfactory, and committee has
been appointed to confer with Mr..
Goddard.
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Antitrust Law.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-Attorney Gen.
eral John M. Wood and Secretary OF
State Leseur had a conference with
Commemorative Attorney Glover last
night relative to the prosecution of the
st. Louis corporations that failed to
comply with the antitrust laws.
There are five hundred Missouri cor
porations that have ignored the law. u
said General Wood, land two foreign
companies. The charters of the Mis-
souri, companies will all be revoked by
tonight. and now We propose to pro-
coed against foreign and local corpora
tiors by informations."
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

Mr.. Frank Evans, who has been
foreman of the Emporia DAILY News
for the past year, leaves on Friday
next, for Pueblo, Colorado, and from
there he goes to Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. The many friends of Mr..
Evans will be sorry to hear of his de-
parture. Frank is well known in the
city and we'll liked, as he is a jolly.
good natured fellow, full of life and
very entertaining. Good luck to you,
Frank, may much success and prosper
ity attend you.
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Steamship China Grounded.

New YORK, Nov. 23.-George Gould,
president of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company, received a cable from Lon
don to-day stating that the company IS
steamship China had gone aground in
the harbor of Yokohoma. She had on
board a large number of passengers
and a valuable cargo. The vessel is
valued at 81 ,OOO, 900.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

The various churches are making
great preparations for the usual OBJ
servance Of Thanksgiving Gay, by di-
vine worship. The Grace NJ. E
church will begin its service with
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
and continue the services until the
close Of the regular quarterly meeting
next Sabbath. The Christian church
people have a. ranged for grand jubiIee
services Thanksgiving day. At 1890
special services will be held, and in the
evening, among other exercises named
m the program. is the burning of the
mortgage on the church. The amount
of the Indebtedness was 81 500 which
mas bern raised in various ways, and
the people are very thankful and pro-
lose 10 show heir appreciation Of this
faet by appropriate thanksgiving de-
yoE s0nB.
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In the Hands Ola Receiver.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. GA Star spe.
cial from Topeka says: The Topeka
Insurance company has been prohibit
ed by Superintendent Wilder of the
Insurance commission from doing bust
ness under the present plan. The
company will go into the hands of a re-
ceiver and cease business. Mr.. Wild
claims that the company has been con-
Quoting business contrary to the laws
of Kansas
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The following firms donated the
sums placed after their names for the
benefit of the Grace n. E. church:
Meyer & Myer. st. Joe,. slO.5O; F. II.
Bering, Cincinnati. S1e.50; Samuel Cup
pies, WOodemore & Co, st. Louis, S25;
Church & Co., Yew York, $25; P Loril-
lard s. Co., Louisville, KY, SO;
Sprague, Warner s. Co., Chicago, 80:
Coulter s. WEIGH Manufacturing Co.,
st. ice. $40; Us. Kirk s. Co, $40; Leav-
enworth Vinegar Works, SIS.
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Several physicians predicted that
Mr.. Asa r. Rowley, druggist of Chi
cago, would soon have consumption,
caused by an aggravated case of
catarrh. Customers finally induced
him To try Clark's Extract of Flax
(Papilion) Catarrh Cure. He says:
The result was unprecedented. l
commenced to get well after the first
application And And am now after t1;9
the same for you. Price, S1.OO.
Try Clark's Fax soap for the skin
and you will use no other. 25 cents.
All of Clark's Flax remedies are for
sale by Chas. Ryder, Emporia and
John Bond, Americas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 22.-Gov-
ernor Taylor yesterday acted upon the
case of the five Barnards sentenced to
hang for murder in Hancock county.
The governor pardoned absolutely
John. Jr.. and Elijah Barnard, COM
muted to five years in the penitentiary
the sentences of Give and Anderson
BARNARD, and to ten years that of the old
man, John Barnard.
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HAYES CITY Notes.

HAYES CITY, Nov. 22.-Incendiaries
last night set fire to hay stacks at
Fort Hayes and burned hundreds of
tons of hay.
Winter wheat is in excellent cOndi-
ton in this county. The acreage
planted is extraordinary.
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About 8 o'clock last evening large
number of the friends of Miss Eva
Beck gathered at her home in the
southeast part city of the to spend the
evening in social pastime. The fore
port Of the evening was spent in social
conversation, until about 10 O'Clock
when an elegant supper was served.
The table was loaded down with all
the delicacies imaginable of which all
partook heartily, afGerwhich they re-
paired to the parlOr and Indulged in
various games and amusements until a
LATE hour, when all Wended their way
to their respective homes, declaring
the evening spent, the event OF the
season.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

Free Reclining Chair Cars 20 Pueblo
colorado springs, and Denver, Coli
Orad0.
The Santa Fe Route" is now run
ming free reclining chair cars between
Kansas City and Denver on daily
rains leaving Kansas City at IL. 10 a.
m. and Denver at l 20 p. m. These
cars are entirely new, and have been
built expressly for this train, are fitted
with all the modern appliances for
both convenience and safety, and are
uneQualled by any cars run between
these points heretofore. No line can
offer you better accommodations than
the old reliable Santa Fe Route"
For any information desired regard
ing rates, through car accOmmod&-
tions, time of arrival and departure of
trains, &C., call on any agent of the
Santa Fee, or address,
GEO. T. NICHOLSON,
G p. & 4. A, A. T & =. F. r. r.,
Topeka, Kansas.
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LANDoN, Nov. 2l.-The argument
in behalf of the Times by Sir Henry
James was continued before the Par
nell commission to-day. Referring to
the moonlighters in Ireland, he said
that they had acted more like burglars
than like policemen of the league.
Their actions were not reproved by the
leaders of the leag e.
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Lutheran church, Seventh avenue
and Constitution street, F. D. Altman,
pastor; residence, SlS Constitution
street. Regular services at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. N. Sunday school at $50
a. m. Young peoples meeting, $50
p. m. Thanksgiving service, 1890 a.
M, Thursday, November 2Sth. All
will be made welcome.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

J. L. ". Bell came home from Okla
hOma yesterday, where he was closing
the contract for grading water ditch
for the Oklahoma Ditch and Water
Power company, which will convey the
water from the Canadian river, six
miles west of Oklahoma City, across
the prairie, and under the river twice
by means of fumes. The fall of the
grade will aggregate thirty feet per
mile and the water will be carried to u
short distance out of the city. The
work will be commenced in few days
under the direction OF Steve Hinshaw.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

E. Jones ane Henry Dodd, colored
and one ROutt, white, were arrested
yesterday for stealing coal from the NJ
K.& T., in this city Jones was charged
S14, and Routt SIS, both of whom paid
up, but Dodd could not procure his S14
and now languishes. The thieving has
been going on for some time and the
perpetrators are paving well for then
coal
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

For fancy work, fancy tassels, fancy
cords, tinsels, China silk, arasene
chenille, crochet cotton, felt. embroid-
cry silk, fancy ornaments, etc., go to
Thomas & Sons
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LONDON, Nov. 21.-It is not certain
at which port the vessel containing
Dom Pedro from Brazil will arrive.
but it is believed to be improbable that
she will come to Lisbon. II is expected
that she will call at st. Vincent and
proceed thence according to circum-
at ancaS
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\ ReYolution in Cnha.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Persistent ru-
mors are afloat in London to-day to the
effect that there is a revolution in pro-
gress in the island of Cuba. Dispatch
es from Paris report that the same ru-
mOrs are current there and are excit-
ing attention. So far it has been i'm
possible 10 verify the rnmor.
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WASHINGTON ID. c., Nov. 2l.-The
president to-day appointed Thomas
Clay Mcdowell of Kentucky to be COL
lector of internal revenue for the
seventh district OF Kentucky, vice
VIM. Cassius, Goodloe, deceased. Nc
Dowell is the son-in-law OF Mrs.
GOOdlOR
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Schooner Lost.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 22-The
schooner C. B. Church which left this
port Oct. 10, for Boston has been given
up for lost. Capt. j. I. Gallagher the
master of the vessel, was accompanied
by his wife and child, the latter ii little
boy about years old.
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Some colored tough from Topeka
was tearing things up near the rail-
road on Commercial street to-day and
drew knife on Will O'Dair, though
Wills nerve abashed the fellow and he
put the knife up. He was drunk, but
he had sense enough TO make himself
apaPra
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The Census will Shnu I.ess nenfness


WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 23.-It is
claimed that there will be considerable
falling off in the percentage of deaf
people in the census of 1890, owing to
the extended use of the sound disc in
vented by citizen of Bridgeport, Conn.
named II. A Wales
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MAKE 30 MIsrABR.-If you have made mn
your mind to buy Hoods eersaparilIs, DO not
be induced 70 take any other. Hoods Sara
Parille IL q peculiar medicine. possessing bv
virtue OF Its peculiar combination. proper
ton auo preparation. curative power supe-
FtOF % any other article Of the kind before
the people. Fog afl affections arising from
impure blood or low stats OF the sysfasrs K e
u1equalied, BE SEre 10 set Hoods.
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The work of paperiDg and renovat-
ing the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms will be COM
pleted to-day, and the meeting will be
held as usual at 40 p. m. tomorrow.
All men INVITED to attend.
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Wants PrntecfInn.

PARIS, Nov. pa meeting of the
cabinet was held to day. NJ. Barber,
minister of marine, announced that
the corvette Sane had been dispatched
to Brazil to protect the interests of the
French residents
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We have been informed of six we'd
dings to take place between now and
the first of February. You will be
surprised to learn of some people who
are tired of living alone.
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DIV Goods House Closed.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2l.-The Lion
dry goods house, R. L. Ella manager,
was closed by the sheriff to-day. The
liabilities of the house amount to SIS,-
600. The creditors are Chicago, Kan
sas CITY and AtchisOn firms.
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The Mandolin club furnished music
for the Literati society meeting last
night. The members speak highly of
the selections rendered.
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Cashier Dead.

CITY or MEXICO. Nov. 22.-Jose Ing
lesias, cashier OF the Old Mexican
Mortgage bank, is reported to have
died yesterday morning under myster-
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lessor of law in the Northwestern
University at Evanston, was the next
witness. His testimony was of de-
cidedlY technical character.
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Young men, you are earnestly in
vited to our Y. n. c. A. gospel meeting
at $40 Merchants street tomorrow at 4
p. m. Strangers especially invited.
aOuoof
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

The weather signals have been i'm
proved in that new flags have been put
In Proper position for use.
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Frank Flenniken, Senator Plumb's
private secretary, left yesterday for
Washington, where he will join the
senator.
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Captain Warren returned to-day
from New York city, accompanied by
Mrs. Harmon Harrison and daughter,
who will spend the winter in this CITY.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

Come around to the N. E. <. to-
night and have dish of oysters,-raw.
plain stew or milk stew.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

The ladies Of the First Christian
church succeeded well with their N.
E. z. to-day.
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From Saturdays Daily.

The annual revival meetings of the
Christian church win begin Sunday,
December 1.
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Engineer Lew Yenest, who has beer
running cut of Florence, has been re
instated in this city.
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Two members Of the Salvation
Army passed through the city today.
Fortunately they did not stop with US.
They are probably on their way to as,
sist in quieting the Wichita rebellion
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E. G. Rich's delivery wagon was
smashed up somewhat this morning
by the horse turning around suddenly
and upsetting the vehicle The dri-
yer was thrown under the wagon, but
escaped with slight bruises.