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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

This is nn Interesting piece OF intelligence which
IL floating about touching Governor Gray. Coy
Srnor Gray proposes to take oil his coat and make
Indiana sure for Cleveland" We have no doubt
that, as warm man, the Governor will take
his coat OIL As for the rest, did the Governor
ever hear OF the person who put up more ma
cbiuery than he had boilers for?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20


ever hear OF the person who put up more ma
chinery than he had boilers for?
In the opinion OF THE Boston Traveller" the
banana has great future, and is destined to be
In everybody's mouth, to speak. 1t adds that
its skin possesses fibre from which can he made
fine and beautiful CLOTH II is the skin which
threatens to destroy the reputation of the banana,
for IL has n way Of waiting upon sidewalks here
end there in all our cities for the purpose
Of humliating mankind, pulling to the dust strong
men and beautiful women. 1t has been noted
that Il the banana skin, when trod upon, will
turn" IL will IL the banana is anxious TO get
on It must pay more attention to what becomes
Of the skins which il sheds.
The Petersburg VA Index-Appeal' makes this
curious comment upon the free-trade policy of the
Southern Confcderacy: The Confederate States
did not contain any factories or manufacturing es
Establishments worth speaking Of 1t was an agri.
cultural section. apd its labor sstem was based Oh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Bon NeterSbura.

Ssrr pfrGffs, ber in benz fleinen
SbuIsr SauS on Sobn Strabe ppbnt
unb an behen @enefuns man sipeifelte,
1T auf Der 8sGeruns.
81. g. 8reinburs bat fein Webs
aersei6dft i'm friiberen Gonfeftlaben an
Grcb StraBe, seseniiber benz Stein's
i9sn Wobnbaus, einitpeilen erDffnet,
bis sr isinen eisenen Plub piebsr auf'
sebaut bat.
s9~ Srau 6. 8. Smith, friiber in
SaipIes ipobnbaft, 8iebt &Iapierunter.
ridt. 9lnmelbunsen bite 1915 aib
ST., scranton (Petersburs), su abrei'
iiren. 37ba
= 4m Sonntag tpuroe Srau Gnna
Wtaria Siirf, bic Dtutter Der Srau
MedIer bon bier. besraben; iie ipar
80 Sabre alt. Sic fam Dor 40 Sabreu
nit ibrer Tohter bierber unb ipobnts
isitSem BEL berieIben.
- Ser &sporter mar i'm Srrtbum.
aIs CT Iebte Wobe iaste, bab Sobr
Gbriit ieinen sansen @einbers an isiner
Shwaaer psrfauft babe. Sobn ba
nod 8sbsn ssnus, mn 1000 @alloner
Wein su MAIDEN unb aud nod elm,
Tonne Trauben su berfaufen. llebri'
eens bat Simon Suber bic idbniteI
Irauben in petersburg, aber ni1t Il
piel, ipie Sobn Gbrii.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Oa8 Ehal abtpdrt8.

s~ SummIer'S Photographic Sal.
lerie. 32S 2ada. 4pe., 1T iest pieSer
er6ffnet.
-Sn Durpee unb nmsesenb madt
Iid cine 8anbe MeseIaserer brett,
cenen oas Sanbiperf boffentIid baIb
selest tpirb.
= Ser UNI 6 rbr aufpGrtS fabrenbe
2ada. & 81. 3us traf am Donneritas
Mbenb oberbaIb Der Station 2adananna
Elm Subrmerf Der Spring 8roof Sums
ber Co., tDbtete beibe Pferbe unb bemo'
Iirte ben @asen. Ser Subrmann
2bomas 8embribse ipuroe bod in bic
2uft seidleubert, fieI aber ieitipdrts
unb ipurbe nidt berlebt.
Sablor. .-gs ideint, baB fd bic
unseieBliten Sorben, tpel4e uniere
Nadbaridaft bepDlfern, bereitS ibren
SIeiidporratb fir ben 8intsr einlesen.
Bon SibIep unb Olb Sorse iinb in ben
Iebten brei Moden nidt peniser ais
sipanais 8iibe berfdtpunben uno eine
Spur Iieb iid ni1t auffnben. Sic
iinb tpabrideinIi6 ssfdIadtet tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
0ou Der Snbfeite.

s~ SummIer's 8botoarapbie @aIs
Ierie. 329 2afa. Mpe., 1T iebt tpieber
erbffnet.
Serr Mpotbefer &ornahsr 1T sur Belt
iebr beiddftist nit benz MnaliIieren bon
WaHerproben. bic ibm bon allen Seiten
sebra6t tperben.
Die @srmania 8apelIe bat fir ben
columbus Tas elm engagement in
8iIfesbarre erbalten unb stpar fir "a
Wiuiifsr.
2u gbren bon SO $. 8opsr fanb am
Wontaa AbenS in ber @ermania Sale
cine sabIreid beiudte @eburtstaesfeier
itatt.
Cine 0eriammIuns Iollte am Wontas
g(benb Itattfinben, um iiber cine Golums
bus sseier fir bic Siibieite su beratben
-es eridien iebod niemanb.
6err g. @utbeins ldBt an ber Sibs
Seite bes friiberen Drum Sei6es elmer
Damm bon 300 SsuB QGnae erridten
nm iid cine reidlide Gisernte J,
Iihern.
Die GbeIeute George SampeI bot
Sroins Mbenue berIoren am Wtonta,
Wcrsen ibr 6iabrises Sbbnlein 6eors
bur6 ben Sob; es erIas elmer 2unsen
entsiinbuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Nitt8tcn.

= Nlit benz @ieberaufbau bes 8arz
mum BREEDERS bat man am Samltae
besonnsn unb man eIaubt. ben Sau
por 9lblauf bes Sabres fertis baben 3u
fDnnen.
= Ser Del. & $. 3us SO. Is traf
am sSrsitae gtadmiitas 5tpif4en Hittss
ton uno 9lppca einen unbefannten
Wann unb tbbtete benieIben. Ser
Mann mar Elm Mrbeiter, Der ieinen
SpeiiefeHsI in ber Sanb bate unb auf
benz 8abnseleiie 8ins.
- Cine Mnaabl Serren bon bier,
@iIfesbarre unb Nanticofe baben einen
Charter srbalten fir cine elettriide
@iirteIbabn, ober eisentIib stpei 8ab'
men; bic cine iol iib bon 8roabitrube
nbrblid bur6 Sort Sane uah Iocca
erifreden unb burd Ourpea uno pia
Sunetion mad benz NussanBspunft gus
riidfebren. Die anbere 2inie fiibrt
fabIid burb SPORT @riifitb na6 Der
9Iainspige 2inie, brebt bon ba nd6 Der
Bad 3pab ab unb paiiirt burd Snfers
man unb Sebai itapoI Bel Der &iidfebr
mad Der 8roabitraBe Saupiitation. Die
llnternebmer baben bic Ibii4t, NIT benz
8au Der 8abnlinie iofort su besinnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Sunmpre.

Die Dipbtberitisepibemie labt
bier merfli9 mad unb mare gar ni6t
aufsstreten, tpenn mir Sewsrs sebabt
bdtten.
Die psnnipIbania 8obIen So.
bat in ben biefsen @ruben i'm Septem'
ber gut arbeiten laiien. nemlid ettpa 80
Gage. Die guslidfen in oieiem Oios
nate iinb boiler grbeitsaeit siinitis.
Die grpIofion elmer 2ampe in benz
bieiissn Poitsebauoe bate am Wittpod
9lbenb bsinabe elm Seuer berbeisefiibrt,
bod ipurbe bic @efabr burd bic &alts
blitisteit bon George &uhea beieitist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Gpbe Narfer Nott,en.

Ser Sranf Stetter mar bergan'
gene Wp6e bonn Wontas Bis Sreitas
franf.
- Mit Der pFaiteruns bon glorb
Utain Mbenue ipirb man tpabrideinIi1
bieier Gage Beginner fbnnen.
s@ SummIer's Photographic @aIs
lsrie. 32s 2ada. 9lbe,, 1T isst ipiebsr
erbfnet.
= Gin SbbnIein bon Sranf Softer
bon Sampton StraBe ipuroe am Don.
neritaa i'm beutiden fatboliiden Sriebs
bofe beeroist.
-Serr Senrp 8urideI l.. bat bor
feinem gisentbum an SGb Main 9lbes
niue einen biibiden Seitentpss Iesen
Iafen.
3miiden Sranf Stetter's SoteI
unb Der Sarusari SalIe III am Sreitas
Na6mittas Elm bemUfratiides Banner
aufsebiBt tporben.
S~ Serr 8. Sad bat ii& bon ieiner
&ranfbeit erboIt unb 1T tpieber i'm
Stanbe, feline 8unben nit @rbeitsItus
ben unb Sdubperf iiberbaupt, ipie
aud 8eparaturen au beoienen. Werfs
ftdtte 1922 2afapette Strabs. 35,6
Dem 9ersmann 9enrp @oobipart
bon Price StraBs iiarste porIesten
Dfittipod in Der Continental @rube elm
&obleniiiif auf ben &opf unb es paren
sipDlf Stiae our 3undbuns ber @unbe
nbtbis.
- Gin G6dterIein bes SIopaden
Sobn WabiaS bon @cnncrS Nlep, in
Dobeetoipn, mar am Montas Nadmits
tag an benz @inberbaufen binter benz
&unbbauie 8obIenIeien, ipobsi ibre
&leiber Seuer iinsen; bas &inb mar &c.
fGbrIid perbrannt unb ftarb Dienifas
Worsen.
- Ser beribmte Nnfer pain grpeIs
ler foitet nur 25 unb so Gts. bic SIai6e.
Dieie aItbepdbrte Mebi3in 1T unfddbs
bar fir ale an RbeumatiSmus 2eibenbe.
Terfuden Sic bieieIbe unb iiberseugen
Sic iid bon Der Wirffamfsit. 80 Breis
0febaillen ipurben ben Sabrifanten bers
felben perlieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Siif bu naturalifrt?

Nm ndditen Samitas 1T Der Iebte
Sag sur @rIansuns Der stpeiten 8iirs
serpapiere. INN bel Der fommenben Wabl
itimmen su fDnnen. g8er basu bereds
tist 1T, ioIIte eS nidt Seriaumen
I'm aud iolden Applifanten, bic am
Sage arbeiten mdiien, cine @elesenbeit
aur @rlansuns Der 8upiere gu seben,
pirb &idter MrdbaIb am Sreitas
4benb giaturaliiationS> >@eridt baIten.
@ir MAIDEN ipesiea barauf aufmerfiam.
pab bic atpeiten Bapiere $l.50 fofen,
ba bic betreffenoen Barteien bieies Sabr
ni9t fir bic 8esabIuns einiteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Wilfesbarre Ma6ri6ten.

Serr Befer Naoer paf ote Sfeue
als &eporter fiir ben ..2uSerne COUNTY
GoIfsfreunb" iibernommen.
Ybilip Weib Bat bas SntereEe
bon Suso 8aumann in Der ,,Sdnsers
3eitun9" eriporben.
= SIN MponbaIe 1T bic idiparss
Dipbtberitis aussebroden bic bon
bieier ihredIihen &ranfbeit 8efalenen
leben sep5bnIid nur einise Stunben
unb dratIide &unit 1T nubIos.
= Srau Gnna, bic @bsfrau bon Gb.
9bsel, itarb Wiontas 9lbenb in Waud
Gbunf an Der MuSaebruns. Sic mar
81 Sabre alt unb bic einsise Tobter
bon Souls Irmbrui.er baielbit.
= Infer tpiirbiser Mapor bate i'm
Dereansenen Wlonat tpieber cine reihe
grnte, inbem iein MntbeiI an @sbdbren
iid auf s363.65 belief; Der Staot
binseeen fielen ,rur $43. 40 su.
= Sn ben @ruben Der 2ebisb &
@iItesbarre &oblen So. su Sonep
8roof, @ubenrieb, Iesfoip, 8eaber
Meaboip unb manben bieier nmsesenb
ipirb poae 3eit searbeitet unb bic Muss
iidten iinb fir bic 3ufunft ermutbisenb
I'M &oblenseidafte.
- Cine serbrodene 2lre seruriadte
am Ntitttpod Morsen an Der 2ebisb
Bailey 8abn bel Sidorp Stun baS Gnts
sIeiien zines Sradtsuses; Der 8remier
Sobn Strabl trus babel idtpere 8ers
lebuneen bapon uno neun 8arren tpurs
ben bemolirt.
= Soeben tpirb bier baS SunSament
fir eine neue Spibenfabrit geIsst unb
sipar fir Elm breiitbdiseS @ebdube i'm
umfans bon 245 bel 95 SUB. Dieie
Sabrif pirb bic erite unb einsise sur
8erarbeituns bon rober 8aumipoae in
bieiem TbeiIe bss Staates iein.
= Sn bic 9lotis fiber ben q. 9.
Srotpn'iden YrossB bat iid obne unisr
8eri9uloen elm Srrtbum einseid!iden,
ben mir biermit beridtisen. Serr ".
y. 8roipn 1T nemlid nidt Der Gonipis
ration sesen Srau u. SIsifder anse.
flast, fonbern bat bieie i'm @esentbeiI
sesen cine COMPUTATION 9lnberer, bic
elm 9luse auf ibr 8erm5sen baben, su
idaben seiudt.
= Die @eidiporenen in benz Weas
TIERS TDbtunssfaIe tparen felt Dons
neritas in SiBuns, obne iid einisen su
fbnnen, unb tpurben am Samitag bonn
@eri1t entlaHen. g8ie befannt, lit
Weatbers idon einmaI fduIbis befuns
ben tporben unb eS mar bies iein 3tpeites
8roseb. Die Spmpatbie 1T auf Weas
tberS' Seite, ba er ben Tobtihlas in
Iusiibuns ieiner Imtspflidt besins.
= Ser 81 Sabre aIte Soiepb gpers
barb bon 9llbrisbt glpenue ipurbe am
Dpnneritas an ber 8. & $. 8abn bel
Wiia Greet setDbtet. gr mar bort einise
Sage auf 8eiu9 unb beuste ii1 Bel ber
Seimfabrt um 2.33 9ladmittaes su
peit iiber bic Blatform beraus, um iei.
men Sreunoen IbIdieb susutpinfen; ba.
Bel berIor er isineu SaIt unb iparb uns
ter bic 8aber seidIeubert, bic ibm ben
8opf entstpei idnitten.
= Das bieiise @eriht Bat bic Sn'
iunftion aafseboben, tpeIdes Der Srac'
tion Gompanie bas 2eeen zines bpppel.
ten @eIeifeS an SIb Wiain Strabe.
nabe 9lcabeinp, perbot. Gin Saupts
srunb 8idter @oobipafb'S, baB bic
StraBe nidt ben @runbbeiisern seb6rt,
ionbern DifentIides @isentbum iei,
ideint uns ni4t iebr lo8iid; oenn ses
rabe burd feline Gntideibuns ipirb bies
feS ,,6ffentIi4e gisentbum" elmer @ors
poration sur fait aaeinisen 8enubuns
iiberluRen.
sDr 9lnnoncirt lm ;. .WodenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Fam nidt sebeilt perSeu

ourd, IofaIe applitationen. oa fs ben Sis Der
arantbeit nidt erreiden tonnen. Satarrb 1T
cine 8ut. ooer gonititutions.Sr Sr1ntbeit nno
nm iis su bsiIsn must sbr innsrlide eeilmit'
tel nsbmen. Sall's 8oiarrb Sur miro einse.
nommsn uno iuirtt oirsit auf oas 8Iut uno Die
fdIeinlise Sberilade Sa1S statarrb Sur 1T
feline Nuadialber Weoi5in. Sie wnroe iet
Sobren pQn einem Der beiten aer5te bieies
Qanoes perorbnst uno 1T elm re8elmdBi9es
Se,ept eie bsltsbt aus Den beften betanntsn
8onica, perbunben nit Den beften Blutreint'
auuasmitteln. Die bireft auf Die Sd,eimober.
fldde ipirten. 9ie pollfommene Berbinoun9
Der spe 8eftanotbeiIe 1T es, mas iold pun'
oerpoae &siultate bel Der SeiIun9 Don Satartb
bsrpOrbrinst. eabt Gud 5eusniiie umionit
fdiden
8. 8. Cheney s. Co.. Gisentb Soleoo. o
8erfaufi bon apotbetern. 9rsis u s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07

n@- 8ei6ert's gnsros. unb
Details ,SuipeIisrIaben, All 2adaipanna
Ipenue, SdiIb sur eleftriiden llbr, bic
iebt I'M @anse correfts 3eit.
Sin pollitdnbiser 8orratb bon solSs.
men unb iilbernen nbren fir Serren
unb Samen, SiIberpaare, @ei6meibe
etc. su nieOristen Yreiien. &epara'
turen an Salden. unb Stuben'llbren.
iotpie Sob. unb Silberipaaren tperben
aui's 8eite unb Siaisite auSsefiibrt
unb quite 9lrbeit earantirt.
gluf Der anperen Seite bes 2abens 1T
elm srober 8orratb bon 8iunos uno
Orseln, tpel6e auf Ieidte monatIi6s
SabIunsen berfauft iperben; ferner,
muiifaliide Snitrumsnte ieber 4rt, tpit
Siolinen, 8uittarren, 8anioS, SlDten.
Glarinetten, GccorbepnS etc. in sroBe,
Seri@iebenbsit.
b. Das ,,Wo6enbIatt" entbdIt ber
beitsn 2ofaIs Bsritt unb aIIe Ionfiser
Rsuisisitsn bon Sntersfs.-9lur s2.O0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07
Ser nrfoele &ablfopf.

Mel.: SD bin Elm preuBs &c.
Sd bin Elm aabIfcpf! Rsnnt Str msine plattis
Sie III sebabnst pie Der Burner Gan,lpfal;
NiGt falif bebsdt, ni6t tape,irt init Watts
@fit sinsm WUrte lie if yslatt pie n saI.'
limb ale idBns 8rausn
@efeben i'm 9ertrauen:
Der wurb'se Serr ssfaat mir unssmsin!" !"
SD bin sin aablfOpf-tpia sin aablfcpf lsin!
llno bin i'd aud isbr fart sntbISbt BON pbsn,
Bonn Salis abpGrts billie i'd mid elm;
Oft bSr i'd mi6 bon iunssn Tamsn lcbsn:
Der plattsnberser 8sbt bod immsr fsin"
llnb mus i'd eneli& nit Der Spra9' buaus,
Us If sas ~Sea Stotbing Spmfe~,
@isbt Sstsrntann-pb bibtbsbaart. Oh fatl,
3m billieffen Hreiien allemaI!
&nieboien, baunbafts @aars.. s..25e, 35e, SOC.
&inberan,iige, 4-t4 SABRE, 81, $1.5O, so.
Moberne 8einfleiber fiir Manner
reouSilt bon $5 gu 1915.
Bell Clothing House,
$50 2acfaipanna 3tpemue,
S4ilb sur soIbenen @Iode.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-07

Weraeft nicbt,
oab man ieoeEeit bic beften 8ortbsiIe beim
saufe BON Saiden. nno Banoubren, Sdmud.
laden eiIberwaarsn &c. bel
Tree m an
srbaIten farm. Gin srober uno eIeaantsr Wor.
ratR Der neueitsn Wuiter, auf Die uIioelte art
oerferf'9t, fortmdbreno porrdtbig; aIle Der.
tautten artitel ueroen garantirt
WeparatureH an llbren nno suipe.
len miro ips5lelt aufmertiamteit seidenft.
eswiro i'm 8eiddfto oeutfd
.sstprodeu.
g. 0B. freeman,
Bloisr Blod, Gde Yenn Noe. uno Sprueear.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-01-16

and the call of the SENATOR SHERMAN.
roll showed every repub lean assemb. u
man present except Representative
Jackson.
After long debate it was decided to
have an open ballot by a vote of Al to
A. When nominations were reached
Senator John Sherman, ex-Gov Joseph
B. Foraker, Gov. William Mckinley
and Secretary of the Treasury Charles
Foster were placed in nomination.
There was intense excitement during
roll call and as doubt men recorded
themselves they were warmly ap-
plauded by the faction with which they
voted.
The result was: John Sherman, So;
J. B. Foraker, So; Charles Foster, 1;
William Mckinley, 1, and amid ire
mendons applause Sherman was de-
clared the nominee.
On motion of Foraker man, Sena-
tor Sherman's nomination was made
unanimous AMI committee was ap-
pointed to wait upon both Sherman
and Foraker and invite them to appear
before the caucus.
Messrs. Sherman and Foraker were
received with applause. Senator Sher-
man made pleasant speech of accept
ance and friendly response followed
from Mr.. Foraker.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-01-16

WIN. d KINLEY. Army encampnent
of 1883 has Co. umbus been the center
of such crowd, and such enthusiastic
demonstrations The occasion has been
non-partisan. the political friends and
foes of the new governor all lining
with the utmost harmony and zeal in
the Inauguration exercises and parade.
All the state Institutions and the city
schools had a holiday to witness the
grand demonstration than which
Ohio's capital never saw on any grander
scale or with more enthusiasm. Hours
before tue time the streets were
crowded and general business largely
suspended
In the evening Gov. and Mrs. Nc
Kinlev gave a grand reception to the
public at their headquarters, the Chit
tende hotel. Gov. Mckinney bravely
stood the fatigue incident to his in
auguration, although he had only q
few days before arisen from his sick
bed and had to face one Of the coolest,
rawest DAYS of this winter and run the
gau' ct of the tens of thousands as
sembled eager to grasp him by the
hand
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-01-16

WA-KHENEY, KAN, JAM, II, 1892.
Board of commissioners of Trego coun
ty met to-day to organize the new board.
All the members, Charles II. Neff, Will
lam B. CIPHER and Lawrence Warne,
we're present. Charles 81. Neff was
elected chairman of the board for the
present year. Prof. Schuyler Opp and
Elise Neuenschwandsr we're appointed
associate examiners of teachers for the
year. Bond of Geo. V. York, treasurer
OF Collyer township, was approved by the
board. The county clerk was instructed
to act as purchasing agent for the county
for the year.
Board ordered that salaries Of county
clerk, county treasurer, probate Judge
and county attorney remain as they are
at present, for 1892. Board authorized
register of deeds to compile numerical
index of lots of Ogallah and Collyer.
Adjourned sine die.
@. A. HoAR,
County clerk.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-01-16
Grip Victims.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 12-Noah
Porter, ex-president of Yale. is said to
be dying. He is suffering with pneu-
moniA the result of an attack of the
grip
& LONDON, Jan. 12-The duke of Clar-
enee. oldest SON of the prince of Wales,
Is seriously ill at Sandringham from q
severe attack of influenza CO implicated
with pneumonia
PARIS, Jan. lathe influenza contin-
mes to spread in this city. The records
show an increase of seventy in the
number Of deaths resulting from in
fauenxa
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-01-16
THE OLD FEUD.

Trouble Again in Judge Botkin's District
in Kansas-The sheriff of Seward County
observation-disclosures Called tut.
ARKALoN, Kan, Jan. 6.-The border
war has again broken out and one
more life has been sacrificed to the
feud which has SO long been the curse
of this part of the state.
Some days ago the judge received in
formation that he was to be killed,
when he went to Springfield to open
court, by a band of San Woods friends.
but he paid little attention to the warn
ing and made his arrangements to 60
there and do his duty. Two DAYS ago
he was again warned that his life
would pay the forfeit if he presumed to
go to Springfield, and then he demanded
that the man who brought the warn
ing should be brought before him.
This was done and a long con-
sultation was held between the
Judge, his friends, the county
officers and the informant. The result
of this consultation was that it was de-
cided to send posse to the front to see
if the men in ambush could be arrested
and brought to justice.
At about 8 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the sheriff and posse started to-
wards Springfield, and when they got
to the canyon between here and that
city they made arrangements to lie in
wait for the would-be assassins.
They had been there but short
while when body of armed men from
Hugoton and Springfield arrived at the
mouth of the canyon and at once made
an attack upon the officers. At the
first fire Sheriff Dunn fell severely
wounded and then his body was
riddled with bullets. The other
men at once saw that the
odds were too great for them and made
their way over the rocks to places OF
safety.
The judge at once autographed the
facts in the case to the governor and
asked for troops to protect him and ar
rest the violators of the law, as the
sheriff was killed and there was NO
one in the county who could make the
arrests. The governor Immediately
oraered several companies of troops 10
Seward county and notified other com
panies to hold themselves in readiness
to move if necessary.
ARKALoN, Kan. Jan. 12.-There Is nc
prospect for any further troable in
Seward county as long as the troops
remain here. The excitement as ell
disappeared and arms have BY general
consent been laid aside.
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The joint caucus
convened at s p. m.
in the hail of the
house of representa-
tives and by accla-
IN a tion, Speaker
Laylin, of the house,
was selected chair
man.
He made a felicit-
Gus speech, abound
ing in compliment
to both of the sena-
torial candidate :,
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(e1atin1ed dom psee
CD llisd0l!Gls Proceedings
january, 1892. Session.


WA-KHRNKY, KAN. Jan. 5, 1892.
Board Of county commissioners met
persuant to adjournment. All present
The resignation of A. L. Richardson as
Justice of the peace of Riverside township
was accepted Mr. Richardson having
been elected township trustee. 81. K.
/ Walker and Geo. v. York we're appointed
associate examiners of county treasurer's
books and accounts for the quarter.
Claims in BEEN case we're ordered laid
over until the next meeting case not yet
having been disposed of. The Road
petitioned for by John Barclay and 9TH
ers came on for a hearing. Petitioners
ask that road be opened to public travel.
Said road to begin at the southeast cor
ner OF section five, township twelve, range
twenty-one, Trego county, and run thence
due south on section lines to the south
east corner of section twenty, township
twelve, range twenty-one, and there termi-
cate. The board judging that the petit
ton is legal one, and good and sufi-
cient bond for costs having been fled
with the petition, ordered that F. w.
Morgan, w. Fl. Dorns, and A. B. Cooper
be viewers Of the proposed road and that
they meet at place of beginning of said
road and proceed to view same on Thurs
day, February %. 1892. County sur
veyor was instructed to meet with the
viewers at the place and time mentioned.
Official bonds were approved as follows,
viz:
Theodore Courtney, sheriff; A. l..
Banks, trustee and assessor, Wilcox
township; and Henry Davis, overseer
road district No. 1, Wa-Keeney township.
Board adjourned to meet January 6,
1892.
C. A. HoAR,
County Clerk.
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Why isn't this good thing? DR..
Fenner's kidney and backache cure is
warranted to give satisfaction in every
case or money returned. Such propo-
sitiop couldn't be thought Of il the medi-
cine wasn't superior to all others Sold
by Jones & Gibson. Is "a Tyr
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M.kiNLEY iNAuousATED.

Political Friends aud Foes u Ohio's Gov
ciSes.
COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. 12.-William Nc
Kinley, Jr., was inaugurated governor
of o 10 yesterday with an eclat in i'm
posing pageantry and mum ers unex-