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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-04-29

Mrs. K. Knowles desires to inform
the public that for the next 20 days
she will dispose of millinery at cost,
as she is DESTROYS of making change
of business. Now is the time to get
bargains in trimmed and untrimmed
hats, feathers, flowers, and in fact,
everything in her line. All goods
sold without reserve. This is bona
fde sale, as the lady has business in
terests in San Francisco which require
her attention.
For sale at bargain Nutwood
and Wilkes stock, two FLIES, one
yearling, one four year old, one gel
ding four years old, also one Ham
bletonian and Morgan mare, eight
years old. For particulars enquire
Ct this Office. m24tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-04-29

Keogh, formerely of Virginia,
knocked out Patsey Cardiff in Port
land in thirteen rounds.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
A GREAT cHURcHMAN GONE.
Cardinal Lavlgerle, the Crusader Arch
bishop, Passes Away.

Cardinal Lavlgerle, the Crusader Arch
bishop, Passes Away.
ALaIERs, Nov. 2s.-Cardinal Martial
Allemand. Lavigerie, archbishop Of
Carthage and Algiers, died here at !
o'clock this morning.
Cardinal LaVigerie was one OF the
most prominent of Catholic church
men and had been mentioned as the
probable successor OF Pope Leo.
In the spring of 1891 the
Independent Beige of Brus-
sells declared that it had positive
information that the pontif desired
that Cardinal Lavigerie should be Sc
iected as his successor and had init
mated DIS much to thu consistory held
just previous to the publication. Car
dinal Lavigerie was a native OF France
and had become known to the
world as the leader of the great
African anti-slavery crusade. He
was almost worshipped by his
people, travelled much and worked in
cessantly in vast extent of territory.
Although septugenariaa, he was,
until recently, robust in physique and
gave promise Of years Of usefulness.
His hair was black, slightly tinged
with gray, and was relieved by an
almost snow white beard,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
THE WORLDS RAILWAYS.
Report OF the Census Bureau Showing
the Total Railway Mileage.

Report OF the Census Bureau Showing
the Total Railway Mileage.
WAsH1NeToN, Nov. 24.-.The census
Office has issued bulletin giving sta
tistics Of railway mileage of the world
ii 1890 1t shows that out of rail.
way mileage for the world Of $40, 2S1
miles, the United States has not less
than 1873, 597 miles or 44.1s per cent Of
the whole, and that the railway mileage
Of the United States exceeds by 3,493
miles the entire mileage of the old
world, Europe's 1876, 1856 miles, Asia's
Is, 79s miles and Africa's 5000 miles,
making an aggregate of but 159, 665
miles. 1t is interesting to note the
astonishing growth of the railway
mileage of the United States from the
census year of 1880, when there were
less than forty miles of railway, up to
1890.
In 1910 the figures were s,755 miles,
In 1850 they had risen to SSH miles,in
1860 the total had swelled to 2S,9l9
miles, the census of 1870 showed the
mileage to be 40, 1856 miles, that of 1880
DldSbu bAC uNCo az Ct1 i~A hAAAS9i W nv
the eleventh census figures give the
astonishing total of 1884, miles.
The following shows the mileage OF
world by countries: Germany 25,969
miles, Austria and Hungary 1857
Great Britain and Ireland 1899,
France 2s.5s6, Russia including Fin
land 1928, Italy SHY, Belgium
3,21s, Netherlands 1887, Switzerland
1929, Spain 6,127, Portugal 1880,
Denmark 1898, Norway OIL,
Sweden 4,915, Roumania 1850, Ser.
via 327, Greece 440, Turkey in
Europe, Bulgaria and Roumania 1,Og7;
Malta and Jersey, 6s2; United States,
le3, 597; British America (Canada), 49,
s22; New Foundland, IFS; Central
America (Guatemsls, Salvador, Costa
Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras), $50;
Mexico, 5,344; United Ststes of Colom-
bin, 23l; Cuba, LOSS; Venezuela, AL;
Republic of Santo Domingo least
ern part Of the island Of
Hayti), II; Porto Rico, IL; Brazil,
SIRE; Argentine Republic, 5,l29i
Paraguay, 149; Uruguay, 40; Chilli,
], e26; Peru, 99A; Bolivia, 1O6; Ecuador.
| 1877; British Guinea, 20; Asia, 1s, 79S, Of
which British India supplied 1887;
Japan. p07; China (proper), 124; Africa.
Q. e9S: Australia. l1.1sI.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Mr.. RLAINE,s HEALTH.
More sensatiOnal Rumors About the EE-
Premler's Illness.

HEemlGF'b
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2e.-Although the
family and the physicians of ex-Secre.
tary James G. Blaine deRy that his
condition is such as to cause alarm,
nevertheless there appears to be good
reason for the reports as to his illness.
As soon as he is able to leave Washing
ton he will be taken to Southern
California, probably Pasadena, for the
winter 1t is expected that lie will
start next week unless, unforeseen COM
plications should arise, and travel by
easy stages through the South and
Southwest.
Last night the New York Herald's
Washington correspondent sent TO his
paper the following:
"Mr Blaine had another bad attack
this evening and for time the out
come was much in doubt. Both DR.
Johnstone and DR.. Hyatt were sum
moned and after a time succeeded in
rallying the patient Absolutely no
information Of definite character can
be obtained at Mr.. Blaine's house"
"Mr Blaine will never be well
man again. TO see him is enough"
said an intimate friend tonight
"Blaine is the picture of death. He is
as white as the pillow upon which he
rests"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The idle workmen Of London have
determined upon midnight parade
A Chicago woman dreamed her hus-
band was murdered and the thought
made her crazy.
Five additional arrests have been
made at Little Rock for violations OF
the election laws.
The London Times says the Jew per
secutions in Russia have the personal
sanction Of the Car
Colonel Lichenstein, one Of tbs
chief aides on the staff of President
Carnot of France, is dead.
From "a, 900, 900 to $6,OUI 900 OF the
stock of the St. Louis Chicago Electric
railroad have been hoated in New
York.
Jerry Simpson says the people voted
for change and they want 1T made
soon. Therefore he favors an extra
session Of congress
An American railroad franchise Is
tied up in the French canal wreck on
the Isthmus OF Panama This fact
may lead to serious complications
BY the death of her uncle, James
Saxton, at PleasantviTle, Pa, Mrs
Josie L. Burton, laboring woman OF
Sedalia, Mo-, has fallen heir to $50, 900.
Juan Antonio Flores is on trial in
the United States court at San
Antonio for violating the neutrality
laws by participating In Garza's at
tempted revolution against Mexico.
At the meeting OF the Patria club of
New York city Senator Chandler OF
New Hampshire and Editor Charles
Emory Smith spoke in favor of either
stopping or restricting immigration.
Sheriff Rogers and Deputy Morrison
OF Marion county, Tennessee, escaped
from the Jasper jail with the thre'
negro murderers of South Pittsburl
Just as mob was about TO storm tn,
prison.
Complete returns from twenty-eigh
out Of thirty-nine counties in Nortl
Dakota give the Weaver electors "a
majority, but seven Of the counties We
to hear from are surely for Harrison
and the official count may be acquires
TO settle the matter.
II is rumored that the General Elec
trio company is buying up smRlle'
companies to form trust. The com
pany denies t. On the other hand, i
Is said o combine headed by Edison
and his company is buying up gh
small companies to fight the Genera
Electric COMPANY
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
WARNED AGAINST ROBBERY.
Passengers on an NJ, X. and T. Train
Escape IA HO1dup by Accident.

Passengers ON an NJ, X. and I. Train
Escape HOldup by Accident.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 2G.--Fhen the
southbound Missouri, Kansas and
Texas passenger train reached here
yesterday it was learned that
the trainmen had discovered a
plot 10 rob the train near
Adair, /. T., and notified
the passengers, who began hiding
their cash and valuables and preparing
for the attack which was soon ex.
pected. Before leaving Vinita a posse
of thirty men was collected, each
armed with a rife. They were dis
tributed throughout the train
from the express car to the
rear sleeper, and everything was
in perfect order to meet the highway
men. However, it happened that the
train was half an hour late and
freightX was running on the
passengers time several sta
tions ahead. Just after leav-
ing Adair several shots were fred
from ambush at the freight train.
The robbers, probably considering that
this was sign that they were discov-
cred, did not attempt to interfere with
the passenger train.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02

BRUSSELS, Nov. 2S.--No meeting Of
the international conference was held
to.day, the adjournment being until
Monday.
The proposals OF Alfred de Roths-
child, one OF the English dele
gates, will be made public that daya
Much expectation centers on his planj
The bimetallists are sanguine that it
will form the basis for a solution Of
the questions before the conference.
On the other hand, monometallists de.
clare that In view of the positions
taken by Austrian and German dele
gates, and the probable attitude of
the British representatives it is certain
to fail, and it will only be q waste Of
time to prolong the discussion. Eas
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
DID BISMARCK SAY Ir7
The Ex- Chancellor Arouses indignation
by an AlleR ed Interview.

The Ex-Chancellor ArouseS Indignation
by an Alleged Interview.
BERLIN, Nov. 49, AN interview with
Prince Bismarck published by the
Petit journal Of Paris, relative to
Chancellor Won Caprivis exploitation
of the famous Ems dispatch, contained
a passage in which the ex-chancellor
said 1t was necessary to bring King
William to decision, for he loved his
prerogative. He kept his eyes shut
and 1t became necessary to open them
by force. Then he took the resolution
OF despair us an undecided man always
did. Once he was put on the right
track, however, he could be left to
himself
The whole interview caused great
Indignation, but particular anger is
felt at Prince Bismarck's attempt to
place King William in an unfavorable
light and to arroga'e to himself all
credit for the events that led TO the
uniHcation of Germany.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
A STRIKE PLAYS HAVOC.
All Steam Shut or From Great New YOr
MANY Incommoded,

All steam Shut or From Great New York
BulIdlngs--M Many Incommoded.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-All the fifteen
firemen employed in the New York
steam company's plant struck at noon
to-day against reduction of wages,
Engineer Clarence begged them to re-
turn but they peremtorily refused.
Then he tried with three pipe men to
keep up steam but made poor work Of
it while the strikers rejoiced. At
/ o'clock the steam had
fallen from etghty-fve pounds
to less than fifty pounds and was
still rapidly falling. The elevators
in the Yves tern union building had
stopped running and In this building
and in the general postoffice the elee-
trio lights went out as there was not
power enough to run the dynamos.
There was a great hurry around to
start fires beneath the long
idle boilers OF the steam plants
and there was pandemonipm
in those of the newspaper Offices that
were caught without power at Gre
very houIc.when the presses were abo1t
to start. The newspaper editiqus were,
however, run of but in hundreds Of
office buildings where the steam COM
pany's power Is used there was great
climbing of stairs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
BAND OF OREGON HIGHWAY
MEN TAKEN uNAWAREs.
ONE Was A FORMER MISSOURIAU.
Tho Perpetrators Of tho RoSlyn Bank
Robbery Captured without Resist
NAnce-George zaekari, the Lead
err, q Member q Noted
Family Of Horse Thieves
and Hard Characters.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 2s Shortly
after the daylight robbery OF the
Roslyn bank horse of one Of the out
laws was found and was identified as
one owned in William county, Oregon.
Sunday q posse of twenty-five men
was formed. After following the
trail for several days the outlaws
were overtaken and an engagement
took place, in which it Is sup
posed one of the robbers was wounded.
The next day rags with which the man
had dressed wounds were found. Last
night, near Arlington, Tom Kunsie,
George Zackari and Cal Hale we're sur
prised and captured without resistance
and identified by Dr. Lyons, who was
in the Roslyn bank at the time Of the
robbery.
George Zackari, known us a horse
and cattle thief. belongs to a noted
family consisting of six brothers. most
OF whom are hard characters and long
suspected of various crimes. They are
originally from Missouri When they
visited neighboring small towns they
practically took possession OF them,
terreriziDg everyone in cowboy style.
The entire band of robbers, whose
headquarters are known TO be In Gil
liam county, Oregon, numbers abont
thirty-dve All own small ranches
and considerable stock, both
horses and cattle. They are
supposed to be the gang
which robbed the Enterprise City
bank in Walloua county about five
years ago and another bank near
Weiser, Idaho. 1t is thought that
Thursday nights train robbery on
the Northern Pacific was committed by
some of them.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
PASSING PLgAaANrRlEs.

~-----W1
ghallow-Why, Just read that sign
"Dental Parlors" Isn't II absurd TO
call dental room q parlor7 Deepe-
Why, it is probably the painters mis-
take. He meant drawing room
Hiclxs-No, sir, wouldn't tell a lie
to save my life Wicks-To save
your life? Neither would l. But lies
do not always save life. Remember
your friend Ananias, and tremble.
""There goes Prof Pogglethcrpe
He's one of the most consistent men OF
the day" "Indeed?" 'Yesi for In
stance, when he wants to brood he
goes and sits in the chicken-house."
MA" said the newspaper mans
son, ~ know why editors cali them
selves we" "WhyP" SOS theman
that doesn't like the article viii think
there are too many people for him to
tackle.
Gufiey-I had very close call last.
night. Molliwitz = Why, how was
that, smash on the elevator? Gufdey-
No, but went up to see the Smiths In
their new fat. Another man camO in
and Smith had to sit in'the hall
Smith-What's the matter, old boy?
You look blue. Brown-I've just lost
my mother-in-law. SMITH didn't
know you had one. Brown-Nor l. I
thought l was going to have one,
though, but Clara thinks otherwise
so our old school friend is practic-
ing law?" said the man who was visit
ing his native town. Yep" "Is'he
criminal lawyer" "Well, don't
know as you could call him that. He's
managed to keep from gettin' arrested
so far"
Mr.. Twinks, holding wishbone-
What jer wishin' TO- Car'lin2 Miss
Clumpah-'Taint right fer ter tell, but
I wants seal skun sack pow'ful bad
What's vo' wishin' fer? Mr.. Twink
Use jes' wishin' d bone'll brelS on yO'
side OBJ d handles.
Employer-See kere, Mr.. Penn, this
10 the fourth time in three months l
have given you a day off to attend
YOUR sisters wedding Don't YOU
think you ought to find new excuseP
Bookkeeper-But sir, have been
telling the truth. Sister lives in Chi
cago.
WANTEn-ocrders for printing newspapers
WhN " We set type, furnish paper
print, fold and mail Have always in type stories
~ nj tpd and f,iiecAllonv fnakhAR
for use In fadding out. Modern presses; good
work lowest prices Lincoln Newspaper Union,
aoo-an South 10th ST., Lincoln, Neb.
at the exhibition of the Photograph
lc society of Great Britain there is a
photograph of Mont Blanc taken at q
distance of ffty-six miles.
A patent has been granted in Auck-
land for net to catch whales. Tho
mesh is big enough for calf to pass
through, and Is said to have been used
already with great success.
The extent OF the immigration of
Canadians into the United States Is
indicated by the fact that in New, Eng.
land alone there are $50 French Cana
dian societies, with a membership Of
10, ooo
Connecticut has found in a junk
shop the pay and muster rolls Of its
troops serving in the French and In
dian wars. They had been lost sight
Of for hundred years. The state
librarian now has them.
The famous jubilee shpt fred from q
E2ton gun in Queen Victoria's jubilee
year, to ASCERTAIN how far shot could
be carried, remained in the air sixty
nine and half seconds, and the high
est point reached in its flight OF twelve
miles was II, 900 feet.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
THE COAL TRUST UPHELD.

President Mcleod Of the Reading Rail-
road Declares the Combine Necessary.
New YORK, Nov. 26-The congress
sional subcommittee appointed to in
vestigate the Reading coal combine,
met in the Federal building this morn.
ing with Congressman Coombs Of
Brooklyn in the chair.
Archibald McI&oa, president of the
Philadelphia and Reading gailroGd and
also vice presidentof the Reading Iron
and Steel company testified that
che capital stock of the lat
ter company was $s,0o0,O0 and
the total acreage controlled 49,
sl7 acres. The price paid to
operators was go per cent of the
price at tidewater. Prices were fixed
by the general sales agents OF the
various companies interested. They
generally held meetings in June or
July advancing prices. He admitted
that prices were now higher than this
time last year. II coal had remained
at the same price producers
would have become bankrupt
The roads controlling the anthra-
cite trade got together monthly,
dec ided how much to mine and at what
price the product was to be put on the
market. This was to prevent glut
on the market from over-production.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
COL oreek rroubles no. Ended.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, New. % -Genor-
al Anderson, commandant of tho gar
rison OF state troops Of Coal Creek
who returned last night to his post,
said: ~ get it from what seem to DO
reliable sources that the miners are Or
ganizing, and that they swear thecon-
victs shall be sent back before Judge
Turney becomes governor. They
think II The convicts are not at tho
mines when he enters upon his official
duties that he will not send them
back"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
LIZZIE BORDEN MAY ESCAPE.
The Belief General That No Indictment
for Murder VIII BE Found.

The Belief General That No Indictment
for Murder Will BE Found.
TAUNTON Mass, Nov 20. The i'm.
preston prevails that the grand jury
will not indict Lizzie Borden for the
murder of her father, Andrew Borden,
but the public is no more certain Of
this than when the case first went into
the hauds Of the jury since no mem
Der Of that body has expressed himself
IN any way.
1t is felt that the attorney general
realizes that it would be better for all
concerned to make no error in Judg-
ment now, even at the risk of conjur-
ing up false appearances and to place
Miss Borden in a position where she
will not be beyond the reach of igs-
tice. The probabilities are strongly
in favor of no bill.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
THEY HOLD UP A NORTHERN
PACIFIC PULLMAN.
RELIEVED OF $500
a Robber Guarded Each Door While An
other Knight of tho Road Went
Through the TraySlers--A Boldup
ON the Missouri Kansas q Texas
Missed by the Merest
Accident.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 26.-The Nor.
them Pacific overland train was held
up at Hot Springs last night by three
ma",ed men, who entered the sleep
ing car and ordered the passengers to
hold up their hands. Arobber guarded
each door while third man relieved
the passengers of their valuables to
the amount of 81, 500
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Gladstonc Entertalned by the Queen.

LONDON, Nov. Is, Mr. Gladstone
dincd at Windsor castle last night with
the queen, Grand Duke Sergius Of
Russia and Lord Roseberry, minister
of foreign affairs Her majesty and
Mr.. Gladstone discussed the question
of the vacant poet laureatship. Mr..
Gladstone's secretary has written a
letter in which he implies that the
queen will not open parliament in per-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
s,.venson % visit kansas City.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. sj.-Adlai
E. Stevenson, vice president-elect, will
visit Kansas City at an early date. He
will be accompanied by his law part
ner, Attorney Ewing, and the
visit will be purely social one.
To Ex-Governor Crittenden, who
spent a day with him at his home in
Bloomington this week, the vice presi-
dent-elect gave this promise. He will
come as the guest of the Kansas City
Democracy.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Prominent Kansans on the Division idea.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Nov. 2s,-Ex-Gov.
ernor G. w. Click, Lieutenant Govern
or A. J. Felt, B. 2. Waggener, r. b.
Morris, j. W. Orr II, G Solomon,
State Senator.elect Price and other
political leaders here agree that the
division of the state idea is scheme
to further the political ends of q few
men who want something and think
there would be better chance Of get
ting il in smaller state.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Georrla onleaLl. u the Falr.

CHrcAso, Nov. 26.-GoSernor North
en- of Georgia and the joint COM
mittee of the legislature of that state
arrived ia Chicago to-day to investi-
gate worlds fair matters and secure
material for report TO annihilate
Farmers Alliance opposition. The
party was conducted ITO the worlds
far grounds in a special car.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Anti. railroad Combine Legislation.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov, 9s.-The first
series OF bills presented by Representa-
tive Bacon directed at wreckers Of
railroad companies passed the house of
representatives yesterday afternoon.
II will prevent the consolidation of
stock in tho hands Of few people who
would place the same with trust COM
panies or corporations to be held prac-
tically in perpetuity.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Gorernor Ruasell,n Plnrallty.

BosToN, Nov. 2s. The count at tne
state house shows that Governor Rus.
sell is reelected by plurality Of
1850. The plurality of Roger Wolcott,
Republican, for lieutenant governor
over james b. Carroll, Democrat, is
(, 06l.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
DR.. Scott reoling Much natter.

WASHINGTON, Nov. est was stat
ed at the White house this morning
that DR. Scott, the venerable invalid.
was much improved and that the fam-
lily were much encouraged &C the ia
vorAble change In his condition.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Seal, Leaving Alaska RookerIe..

WASHINGTON, Moves Captain Healy
Of the revenue service, in, his report to
Che department, says the seals are
leaving the Alaska rookeries, and 1t is
estimated that there are about 5000
remaining at St George.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Gonn From Norn scotla.

HALIFAX, Now I'd. ALLAN Mcleod Of
Melville, an apparently prosperous
farmer, who carried on large pro-
duce business, has fed to the United
States after passing q large number OF
forged notes. VI.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02

BriCEs-How do you like my new
eoatP I got it at the misfit parlor.
GriRRs-First rate It's one Of the
best insists ever saw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-27

GOD BLESS Youl

The phrase 10 trlio; the insincoro
And hoartiess glibly use II.
And often hypooritos austefe
To aid their projects choose u;
But when It's spoken from the heart.
While Rricfs and cares opnfcss you.
The sun appears, the clouds depart
That common phrase, God bless you'll
Life often f. a dfcary road,
Where thorns and hriors hcsct you,
And while you sn,Evcr meath your load
Small troubles sting aud fret you.
II lights tho cyc aud dries the tear
When all these fla distress sou.
II from n friendly voice you bear
The common phrase. God blcss You'll
And often when the heart would speak
it, impulse sweet aud tender.
And other words are all too weak
Its meaning deep 10 render,
Or gratitude medium seeks
la which II would address you.
Thou IN the phrase a volume speaks
The common phrase. God blctl youi
Cape Cod Item.