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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Death of esOrs, Ewing at Topeka.

The following account of the death
of George Ewing at Topeka is taken
from the Capital. To those not al
ready aware of it, his unexpected
death will come as shocking sur
prise. His remains were inferred ear
~ yesterday morning:
At ten minutes past O'Clock last
evening Mr.. George Ewing breathed
his last. This is shocking news to the
many friends and acquaintances of the
deceased, who were expecting his
speedy recovery. AS every one in the
ing from an attack Of the smallpox
contracted little over a week ago
while on a business visit to Colorado.
The fatal disease made itself ap-
parent shortly after he arrived
home from his western trip. He
was removed a week ago Sunday
from his quarters on Quincy street,
near Eighth, to the home OF his wife s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. johnson, in
Potwin place. The best of medical as
sistance was secured and he appeared
to be improving as well as might rea-
sonably be anticipated. For the past
two days he has grown considerably
worse and this bad change only culmi-
mated with death to the unfortunate
victim. Arrangements were maze al
once for his immediate burial, which
was decided should take place at an
early hour this morning in the Topeka
cemetery.
Mr.. Ewing was one of Topeka's most
promising young business men. He
came to this city from EmpoTia about
four years ago, being first employed on
the Journal, afterwards he associated
himself with the GapItal-C Common
wealth and remained with this paper
about year. He then established the
Kansas Financier. which he after
wards disposed of, and then estab-
llshed the National Passenger, of
which he was the manager at the time
he was stricken with the small
spox. He was the first vice president
/ of the United States Savings bank.
He was one of the most successful
| young business men of the city and
had a very large acquaintance. Less
than two months ago he was married
| to Miss Stella Johnson and they had
returned from their wedding trip only
a few days ago. The bereayed young
wife will have the sympathy of the
entire city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Plaoad a eusrd Over The Bald KnObbers.

OZARK, Mo-. April ga guard has
been placed oyer the condemned Bald
Knobbers. Yesterday Dave Walker
intlmated very plainly that Sheriff
Johnson would not have an 0pportun
ity to tie the halter around his neck if
the governor should fail tn interfere,
and as soon as the officer heard of this
declaration the guard was placed in tie
jail to prevent the Knobber from escap-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25

Lord Wolsley, the imported English
Shire stallion, and Bob Ingersoll, the
Abdallah, will stand the present season
as follows: Bitlertown, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays. Balance
of time at 500 Constitution street,
Emporia. Terms, SIS insured.
JOHN r. McKINsEY.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Must Be Removed.
DRK. April ON

NEW YORK, April 28.-Mayor Grant
has ordered the removal of all telegraph
and telephone wires on Broadway,
from Fourteenth street to Fifty-eighth
street. s35 poles and $50 900 feet of
wire have been removed up to date and
the work is only begun.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Raat The Raoo, d.

SAN FRANCISCO, April. 24.-In the
Pacific Derby yesterday the Gar
made mile and a half in 2:36, the
fastest Derby ever run in America.
beating the record 2:36i made by Ben
Ali at Louisville in 1886. and that of
G. Ii. Tod at Chicago III 1877,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Poatpoues f,ya p D.v..

CHICAGO. April 28.-Owing TO the.
absence of Receiver McNulta, Of
the Wabash, the hearing of adj
juncts on the question Of al.
lowing the road differensiai In
consideration of the fast trains on the
shorter lines between Chicago and Kan-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Wn r.la ~ P...enrar.

HA1wURG, April q. The Hamburg
American Packet company's steamer
WieIand which sailed from Hayre to-
day for New York win call at Azores
and take on board the passengers OF
the steamer Danmark who were
landed there.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Ban Ban.

CIEcIEEATI, April 2s.-CincinnatI,
Z: Kansas City, 5.
LOUISVILLE, April ss.-St. Louis. Z;
Louisville, II.
PmLApELPHIA. April 2s.-AthIetie,
8; Columbus, 4.
BALrEalcRE. April 2S Baltimore 6;
BROOKLYN. &
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25

An abnormal curiosity in the shape
of a horse with a peculiarly formed
head and face belongs to James
Hutton. The animal has prominent
narrow ridge down the middle of his
face. On each side of this from the
ears down the skull is deeply sunk.
One eye is large and full; the other is
shrunk and is higher up than the OPP
posite one; both the nostril and defec-
tive eye are higher up than the CORES
ponding members opposite, the nostril
being fully one one-half inches higher
up and longer than the opposite nos
tril. The horse, in other respects, is
all right and only his face strikes the
behoIder with surprise.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
They Return Disguised.
The Hartford Gentlemen Just Re-
turned from Guthrie Tell What
They Know About 1t.

Oklahoma be blamed. THAT wasn't
precisely the word used condemning
the much promised land" but it viii
enbale you to guess what returned
speculator from Oklahoma said on the
street this afternoon.
Three gentlemen from Hartford who
had just got back from Guthrie were
seen and interviewed on their trip.
They were w. J. Brogan, DR.. Fuller
and Allen Holt. They wore Jaded
and disguised look and condemned
Oklahoma with considerable energy.
Said one of them;
1--WE bribed some train men
to carry us from Arkansas City
to Guthrie Sunday night, and lay
in the bushes from Monday morning
until noon, and then rushed into Guth-
RE and staked our claims on town lots.
In a short time the whole half section
was staked."
Well, what did you leave your prop
erty for?
Property" and he laughed. Talk
about property where the land. is not
surveyor, anu you uOIl hhOU OOO ySNA
lot may be in the middle of the street.
oh, it was sight," and he went on to
tell of the mad rush of Is, coo of the big
gest fools in America. At O'Clock yes
terday lots sold in Guthrie for $40 and
$50. An hour or two later, they
fell to 81, s2i. s. or whatever one
could get.
Drinking water sold at ten cents per
drink. DR.. Fuller said that about
5000 people left Guthrie last night
When the train was pulling into Guth-
RE men who couldn t get out at the
doors, jumped through tn Q
windows while the train was
still running and broke for
town lots. Such an exhibition of
frenNed humanity rushing wildly like
SO many terror stricken animals. all
bent on getting in on the ground floor
and securing lot. was never seen be-
fore.
The gentlemen went home this after
| noon, having all they wanted of Okla
homa.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25

The Welsh Presby terians held their
regular quarterly Sunday school meet
ing Sunday at the Second Presbyte-
rian church, Market street; president,
HID. Hammond. The adult classes
were examined by Rev. w. D. Evans;
second classes by Rev. John Jones and
the children by Mr.. w. NJ. Davies, Coal
creek. The first prize for the best an
wers on the travels of St. Paul was
awarded to Miss Amanda Evans, and
second prize to Miss Mary J. Roberts.
The meetings were interesting and
largely attended. In the evening ad.
dresses were delivered by Ethel Jones,
Miss Daisy Hughes, Miss Lizzie Will
Tams, Miss Lizzie Morgans, H. P.
Hughes, Owen Thomas and Rev. D,
w. Evans.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
win Confer q Decoration.

COPENHAGEN. April 2S.--King Chris
tian has intimated that he will confer
decoration on Captain Murrell, of
the steamer Missouri IN recognition of
his services in recsuing the Danmark' Is
DaSS6QUorS
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
Wautad HOrses, Marss And ATuies.

Joel Thomas viii be st my barn
Saturday, April 9th next, to buy hors
es, mares and mules. They must be
fat and smooth. TT. FLEMING.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25

Because a news paper says that
Smith, worthless fellow, did so-and-
SO when he didn't, 1t gets credit for
lying. The NEWS has been saying for
two days past that Lem Carter had
gone to Oklahoma. After each an
nouncement of his departure
he would turn up the fol-
ing day Sinking and smil-
ing and alleging all manner OF
humbugginG excuses for the delay. II
am going tonight sure, and you can
say so.'' If he failed to keep his prom
Use, who has lied, he or THE NEwsP
We understand he went last night.
Several witnesses testify to the fact.
and may be they are right. We make no
further positive declarations concerning
the comings and goings of I4emul Gull
liver Carter If these witnesses tell
the truth, he is now probably IN Guth-
RE doing the Munehausen act to the
old barrOn's taste.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
READING NEWS.

READING, KAN. April 23.-Our
farmers are busy and corn is being
planted by the hundreds of acres.
Some herds of cattle are put out into
the pastures.
Reading schools close this week with
a picnic on Friday.
The teachers have all met with good
success in their work and merit much
praise for work they have accom-
plished.
1t would be more satisfactory to the
the teachers and district if parents
could manage TO keep their children in
school to the end of the term, than to
have so many drop out in the month
of March.
L. Peyton, with Scruggs, Hall s. Co.
Levi Stock commission merchants
Kansas City is in town for a day or
two among cattle feeders.
George Plumb was in town to-day.
His farm reaches from Badger creek to
within two miles of our town now.
Easter services at the M. E. church
Sunday morning by the Sunday school
were good. especially the chancil and
the pulpit which a flower garden Of
ITSELF The collection for missions
amounted to S33. 20.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25

READING, Kan. April 24.-The
Republicans met for call and elected as
delegates to the county convention the
9th, viz: George Plumb. NJ. W. STRAIT
ton, A. N Chapman. Henry Jacoby, j.
4. Stratton.
Alternative; A. w. Plumb, A. J..
Stratton, Frank LogdstOn, William
Agrelius, W. W. Davis,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
LETTERS ADvRRTIsED,

List of letters advertised at the Bmporis
postoffice for the week ending April 54th
166e- Parties calling for these letters will
please give date OF advertisement, and pay
one cent on delivery:
Birney, Miss Jessie NJ Muller, James
Brinegar, John p Moore, Miss Chris
Carter, VIM Morrison, Park
Davis, Geo Morris, John
Davis. Mrs Maggie Norris. W d
Edwards, Mr. Pearl, John
Fisher, Miss Eetella Phillips, Miss May
Friend, ABB RicharGa. Phillip
Godfrey, j W Roe, Joseph
Hall, Mrs. Laura Shock. Miss ANN
Hays, Mrs Catherine Smith, CD
Kenny, Deu Smith, Mss Lizzie
johnson, Mrs Nan spencer, hrs Sarah
Mcfarland, CO WINERY. Sam
Martin, Augustus Yeager, VIC
FOREIGN.
Harper, Mrs James Morgan, Mrs B
n RTRnQA p NJ
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-25
FIJI ST HOMESTEAD,

KANSAS CITY, April 23.-The Star
correspondent, who has been at 7nfh-
RE all night, returned 10 Arkansas
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Harper, Mrs James Morgan, Mrs
n RTRnSATT, p A
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3ufdnee tst gtaafs oes Genators
Gbau0Ier4

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S2r. 40.
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ais Elm mo5ltbuen6e3 Nl,tcI iouObl fir
ale dronjidcn, pie atatcn 8rant5eitea
Der 2aitr65rc, ME 6uten, 5aaupim.
9rOnajt,8 un0 2lf5ma. %iete Taai:nO
baben bic pOb,t4atige Dirtun8 OieIes
unidae6oreu Brdparat8 erfa5reu, uno
2Ier3te,pic gcleBrtc merfenuen e8 i6craa,
baB Die 8cRauSt5eite, Dclde Sumeilt bei
3ubercitnng oicie8 glittcls perpenoct p,r.
Sen, sr icnen ge66ren, tpeIde fit i5re beil.
lame 0rtpua in iolacn quaten0en 9e.
fawcr0en 3pmeiit bctonnt itu0; gang be.
icuOcr8 fn0 bic8be3aglia Sic BrdParat:
BON Sonig, SorcbOanO (&a0Orn) unO
5beer aniucupfebIen.
Qa8 FuO 5wor oItmOOiIde aber picters
pro6tc '6dlmittcl fir bronaitiiac 8e.
Iaper0en, fie ite4cn bei 2ter3tcn, uie bei'm
8OIfc in poguliritem gstraad un0 TnS
nit anOercn pcrtBOouen 5ngrcoiCniieu
dculii3 0er6unOeu in
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Ger @eISmerEt.

Retp sDort, 25. 6ebruar. Folseubes
fin0 bic SnluBuottruueeu: @elo er0fnete III
15-2 unb iaIOB gu grnSent. - SterLiags
Be6ieI S4.864 4-34.864 auf so Gage uab
$4884-$4.8S4 aHf Sid|t.-8unoes.O ObIigas
ti0nen: a 4.proJ. 1884, 4I.pro3. l09, Sspro3.
-. - Nfttsn: Aoams' &rpreB 150, Gen.
tvntz zBociftc 35t, @beiapeafesSb -, @rie
29g, bjtto TriOr. 673, Suinctss 6 eutraI IO8t,
2ofe Shore l048. yiep. .5eriepz Central got /,
giOrtb zBeferu 1868, blttO 4rtor. I4O, Jleus
gprf eenrnl l09 SbiO RiifIfppi 23g
6ttto Brtor. 854, Bittsburs 1861, Reabiua
AZ, ct. BauI 6lB, bitto Brior. 81,
gHefieraslIuiou 955.
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GeosnfItac GniSemte. i.

Stemard, 9eiOta, 25. Sebr. Die
s6GriohfSber. @ptbemie, tpet9e bier i1ou
ltit eintstr 3sit gsberridt BOT, bat iest beoeut=
ltdle 3tmsnnonsu nngeuommen. Seitens
Ger @siHuobeits Beh6roe perbeu in Eolae
9eiisn cue mDglitsn Mittel nngeuenDet,
nm Die AnsbreituHs bieler geidhrItfen Sin.
terfrantbtit su uerbften. gtsIe TamiIieu.
rdtlr 9ehsn ernfiIt6 nit Der AbtGt I'M. ibre
9Inoer ua6 9eliinbereu @sseubeu 3l idifsu.
Soraerstn Absno nnroe au 23efehI bes
NiGpors ofr .Sfutiugs s9iiuf," noieIbff Die
atneerneit fart uertreten mar, sefGloiieu.
8ts 6nr6t Dor Der rapieeu Auebreitupg Der
Stanibe't If 10 srOs, buB bie Giupobuer ben
Dfn1sr 3u betpesen esiuGt babsn, ale Sir.
tsn uuo Sonntagsi6ulen Az iGlteEsu.
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gSteDm6rffe.

ct. 2ouis, IS. S5ebruar.- -ORtnbuie6: 3u.
fuhr eco, Serienonug 100; Bretie uari.
trteu spiideu $l.75 unb $4.25.-5hustne
3uiubr 22OO, Berienouus 600; Breile %.
rlirten ,mtiden $40 uno S4.75. - Sdaufe
9utuhr 800, Serieuhuns $40; Fretie ua.
riirten sptiGen $500 uno $500.
@htcosp, 25. Se6rnur.- .-0ltuouieh: 3n,
fubr IA 600, Serienouns 1900; Breiie uarltrs
ten snu6eH $l.55 unb $3.50. - Shueine
3ufuhI 1900, Sereubuus 5000; BreiIe ua'
riirteu spil6en $4.45 uno $4.8O.-S S1aafe
3ufu6r 10,ooO, sSerleuouua 1000; BJeiIe pas
ri,ifeu ;nliGeu So. so uuo 1925
gafsgtbertp, Bennl., rs. Ee5ruar.-
Tiubsieb; 9nfHhr 1880, Serienoung 1920
Breiie partiTteu sDildeu ~ 80 uno 81 90.
- sdlmstne: 3ufubr 5000, SerienOune
1900; Prsiie pGr,irteu stuiideu $500 uuc
S5. 20.-9nnu'e: !3ufnhr 460O, 8erieuouug
$500; BIeile pGrlIrtsu sptldeH $500 unO
Sc so.
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s5stete I'd nao Lhre ssineer.

@bicaao, 25. Seoruur, - Ecau 2iBie
fIub aIs GeIteH i'm Sett geiuuoeu. Die
Frau bate in ibrem g2uuee etueu 9ummiz
idllau@, m5lter nit benz auaeOrebteH @ass
tahn tn Serbtnbuug faub. 8orber bate iie
obue i3neifel lire 9tuber set0otet, iHbsm fie
beueIbsn I'M SdIafe ten SmIaud in ben
giunb fefte. Die 5rau eritos am "a. De-
sember 1883 ibren @aitsn aus Gtferiudt, in.
osiIsn erbob bic granb Surn ME cine 4uz
tlaae gegeu iie. Seit 6em Uloroe mar fte
ofenbGr gejfesgef0rt, gait iebod fir 9lrm=
los. Gins Der Siuoer mar Elm 3tsidbrigtr
Ruebe, baS arosre elm l5=idhrtaes R6od1eH.