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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

William P. Camady, of North Caro- lima. formerly sergeant at arms of the senate, committed suicide at Washing ton yesterday morning by shooting himself through the head. He had been in financial difficulties for some time
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

THE Gazette calls Ben Parker & "tra. blue Democrat" What's the matter with calling him & fred, white and blue Democrat" You haven't
 forgotten the game, have you, John?
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

WHEN Arizona becomes a state she will add two more to the Peoples Party senators in congress. They will be for free coinage of silver at all times and when it becomes necessary to ride over presidents veto they will not fall down.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02
Communicated.

Our tears will fall, in spite of all, Poor Biddy has quit her whining. But if the cat had lived, and the flute had died, How soon we would cease repining.
 N 1T q
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

w. H. STILwEI- of Cochise, IS al luded to by the Phenix Republican as "The Demosthenes of the southwest" "The silver tongued orator from the south"
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

SOME interruptions newspaper man has given "Micky" Stewart the racy name of the Nancy Hanks of the Re pu olican party"
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

MIcKY STEWART in his speech at Phenix showed himself to have a very poor conception of the English Ian guage
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

The Democratic state central com mittee of Colorado has endorsed the Peoples party candidate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

THE political and social downfall of ex-Judge Barnes should be an object lesson to the youth of Arizona. Young men, honesty is the best policy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

UP in Phsnix the different party organizations instruct in the method of voting the Australian ballot intelli- gently.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

nounces election frauds in Arkansas, shows how the state was kept in the Democratic solumn by means of the manipulation of the illiterate and negro vote, demands full ballot and a fair count and requests Federal supervision oi elections in November.
 DENvER-Mrs. Applebee, residing in the vicinity of Ellitch Gardens, was poisoned by mistake and died from the effects of the fatal dose this morn- ing. The lady had been confined couple of days before and was in charge of nurse. The nurse gave what she supposed to be A spoonful oi castor oil, but it proved to be carbolic acid The deadly poison worked rap idly, and although physicians were promptly called, the lady died with great suffering in few hours.
 DENvER-The Globe Express Com pany has been informally established, and will about the beginning of next year be prepared for business. The company has not been incorporated, but will be m due time The pur- pose of the new company, it is claimed on good authority, is to be the absorp- ton oF the Denver & Rio Grande Ex- press Company, and it will also at tempt to secure a contract now in force between Wells Fargo X Co. and the Santa Fe road, which will expire February ?, 1893. The Globe will have good financial backing.
 WARSAW, Ky.-After casting l2l ballots, the congressional convention | in session here to nominate & success or to Ex-Congrsssman, now Senator Carlisle. promises to be prolonged one. Theodore Hallam ,,of Coving,on and Col. Albert s. Berry. Of Newport are the leading candidates.
 PARIs-1welve persons have died al Angelea from the effects of eating what they supposed were mushrooms
 OTTAWA, Canada-Notwithstanding the denial from London that a Brit. ish man-of-war had been sent tc Siberia to secure the release of Cana dian sealers now supposed to be helc prisoners there by the Russians, Hor B. H. Luper, Canadian minister o Marine, says the man of war is now on the way there.
 NEW YoRK-The board of healthir a5 o'clock bulletin this afternoon said there have been no cases of chol era in this city since September 1Ith.
 There were SIP erpigrants landed al Ellis Island to-day from the Rugia Wyoming and Scsndia.
 Two new cases of cholera were re- ported on the steamer Bohemia thi morning, the first in seven days. Tn, two patients were children, aged anC s. The latter has since died.
 At noon three more cholera patientl were removed from the Bohemia.
 WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.-Ophir Farm mansion. the country residence o Whitelaw Reid, was the scene at noor to-day of an interesting wedding, tho contracting parties being Ella Spencer Reid, niece of Whitelaw Reid, ana Judge Ralph Chandler Harrison, O the California state supreme court The bride is % years of age and ths groom 56.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-A wonderful phe nomeuen was witnessed in the heav ems early this evening. A bright body resembling a star, was seen moving l w,tI astop,shinu rapiditv fnward thf
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02
THE Tempe News is strong sup porter of Mark Smith.

THE press of the territory should let mp on Ben Parker. It is really get ting monotonous.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

ceived from Daulton which states that Evans and Sontag were seen there yesterday. Mrs. Faust, the wife of a section foreman, who formerly lived in Visalia and kLew Evans, iudenti- fled him. Both men were were we'll armed and cautious. They were head ed for the foothills. Detective Smith and party arrived at Daulton on the morning train and will start on their trail at once. From the hills around there a full view for miles can be had and this will will give the fugitives great advantage.
 CITY OF MExIco-The work of pre- pairing the new customs tariff is to be pushed, and it is expected that the measure will De published in a fort night. It is ungerstood that it will embody reduction of duties on crude materials, increase of duties on ma chinery and the entire abolition of in ter-stste taxes.
 SAN FRAScIsco-Dr, Oliino. vice president of the Italian Swiss Agri- cultural colony, to-day received cablegram announcing that the first prize gold medal bad been unani- mously awarded to the wine display made by the colony at the Italio-Amer ican exposition at Genoa, Italy. Cal ifornia wines at the exposition were in direct competition with the best yintages of Italy.
 SAN FRANcIsco-The steamer Der tha arrived from the Arctic ocean to- day, bringing word that the steam whaler, Mary D. Hume, was on the way to this port from Dutch HarbOr, with 10000 pounds of whalebone, valued at S24O,OOO. The Hume left here two years ago, and since then has taken 3S whales, over $lOO,OOO worth of bone having been sent down here from that vessel last November. This, together with oil and other pro ducts, brings the value of the Hume's catch to about s4OO,OOO, the most successful on record.
 NEW YoRK-It is reported that the mills controlled by the Paper Trust of which Warner Miller is president, vii. be closed next week till the mid dle of November throwing 5OO, ,OOO men idle
 LoNDoS-A special dispatch to the Times from Calcutta says:
 "Conway's mountaineering party now in the Hindoo Koosh have climb ed a peak z3.OO0 feet high. This is 1000 feet higher than any recorded climb.
 LoSDoS-Isoiated cholera cases and deaths have occurred at Ghint, in Bel gium and at Merzen Suecht, Deeft, Groiningen, the Hague and other towns towns in Holland.
 CITY OF MExIc,-Heavy washouts, endangering travel have occurred on the line of the Mexican railway be- yond Espersnzs.
 NEW YORK The Herald's corres- pondent at Montevideo says the Uru- guayan senate has declared against silver coinage.
 LITTLE RocK-The Peoples party of this state, through its state central committee, has issued an address "To the people of Arkansas." It made its first appearance to-day and is the lead ing topic of discussion in political
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

Sun Cholera Mixture ct xillel's Drug eters. .
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01

10. Natural gas suffocated family Of in
Troy, o.
q. Water conduit caved in in Brooklyn, caus-
ing temporary water famine; amen killed.
IL people killed by collapse of amphitheater
at Guanajuato, Mexico.
%. Wind wrecked school house at Carlisle,
Pa; % pupils injured.
"a. Minneapolis had IA S3j0,0JO fire.
25 Fremont, o., had a S310.mn fire.
Dallas had S2OJ,JJJ lire.
Train thrown into river near Ore, Russia;
heavy loss of life.
%. Z lives lost in railroad collision near Toledo
%. The 500" elevator, Gladstone, Mich.
burned; loss, S20lUW.
8 men killed by II falling bridge span at
Kalispcll, Mon.
b. 10 lives lost in explosion at Blackburn,
England.
Chicago had S3OO,00O blaze.
DECEMBER.
2. of one family ncinerated in Detroit
7workmeu blown up in dynamite factory
in llaverstraw, y. Y.
10 workmen killed by falling wall at St.
Paul.
4. Electric light companies wires damaged
by storms in New York: loss. S120,OO0.
8. SljO,UJU cotton mill fire in Des Moines, la.
&. 50 deaths reported in a fire damp explosion
at st. Etienne, France.
Music Publishing company burned out in
Philadelphia; loss, S2Up,Ot0.
o. L. deaths by fire in Louisville.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
NATURES WHlMS.
Earthquake Shocks, Electric storms. Cy-
clones and Other Phenomena.

Shocks, Electric Storms, Cy-
clones and Other Phenomena.
JANUARY.
GO. Avalanche at Floresta, Italy, killed 10 peo-
Pile
FEBRUARY
6. Avalanche in Canton Glarus, Switzerland,
buried ~ woodchoppers.
10. Johnstown, Pa, swept by another flood.
MARCH.
|. Flood in ella valley, \. T.; town Of Yuma
devastated.
MAY.
20. Tornado wrecked village of Laddonia, Mo.
JUNE.
8. Great damage by storms in Indiana, Ken
lucky and Ohio.
Hurricane swept the Susa valley. Italy.
7. Earthquake shocks damaged three towns
in northern Italy.
o. Lightning struck drill squad of grena-
ders in Berlin while the emperor was
exercising the men; deaths.
TO- Thermometer 30 degs. in the shade in New
York city; 100 degs. in New England.
JULY.
G. Penitentiary at Baton Rouge, La, demol-
ished by tornado 10 conN lets killed, 81 in
jured.
T. Landslide In Skena valley, British Column
bia, buried families.
l6. Tornado struck West Superior Wis; s
deaths
AUGUST
s. Circus tent collapsed in Washburne, Wis,
killing people, iniuring 30.
II. Cloudburst destroyed HOLMAN, Austria,
and drowned ~ people.
IS. Hurricane devastated Martinique.
%. Cloudburst caused disastrous flood in
Pottsville, Pa.
SEPTEMBER.
0. Earthquakes in San salvador; 40 deaths.
OCTOBER.
II. Fierce winds and high seas on Atlantic
coast.
IA. Great storm on British coast.
2S. Terrible earthquake reported from Japan;
many thousands killed; Fujiyama, the
sacred mountain. split asunder.
NOVEMBER.
0. Cyclone destroyed l37 lives in Bay of Ben
gal.
%. Tornado wrecked buildings in Washington;
loss, S2j0,UO0.
DECEMBER.
10. Disastrous storm on English coast.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
THE DARK SIDE OF Ice.
The Doings of EVIL Men Which MARRIED
the Record of 1891.

The Doings of EVIL Men Which Married
the Record of 1891.
FEBRUARY.
10. NJ. Mace, Paris banker, Disappeared; 2O.-
100000 francs in debt
II. Sneak thieves stole ell $50 from bank
counter in London.
% A bystander and Osborne killed in a shoot
ing affair between Editors Elliott and
Osborne in Columbus, o.
MARCH.
0. Rioting strikers burned cloak factory in
Jamaica, l.. |.
10. Lawyer IL. Clay King shot David II. Poston,
rival lawyer, in Memphis.
APRIL.
"a. Carrie Brown, alias "Shakespeare." killed
and mutiated in New York; Ben Ali, an
Algerian Frenchman, was later sentenced
for life for the murder.
"a. Kentuckian and an ustrian baron fought
duel with rapiers in Chicago.
JUNE.
IL. 2 prominent citizens of Hale county, Ala
fought duel with knives; killed, other
wounded
g. John Bardsley, eX-city treasurer of Phila-
dephia, sentenced to Is years in the PEN
itentiary and fined S:,37 $50 for embezzle-
ment
"a. Negro murderer Craig broke Jail at Gym
thiana, Ky, and killed 3 people with a
scythe he was killed.
AUGUST.
s. Exchange bank, Columbus Grove, o., rob-
bed in broad daylight thief killed after
he shot cashier and , others.
SEPTEMBER.
2. Masked men held up Southern Pacific
train near Samues. Tex.
OCTOBER.
0. National bank of Enterprise, Or, raided
in daylight.
%. Defalcaton of Sl00,OOO by Teller f. F. Gar
cha, of Louisiana National bank in New
Orleans.
NO'GMBER.
90. Maniac fired three shots at Rev. DR.. John
Hall in New York.
&c. Express train robbed of $4,000 near St.
Louis
DECEMBER.
L. Dynamite tiend wrecked Russell Sages Of
flee in New York; killed, including
bomb thrower, who was afterward iden-
titled IL. l.. Norcross, of Boston.
l2. Mrs. A. II. Bruce, Mrs. l.. ID. Hatch and
child and Frank Packwood murdered on
the Florida coast at New Smyrna.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
EVENTS Or 1891.
The Year Just Closed an Aver
age One for Good and Evil.
NORTH AMERICA Is FAVORED.

Notable Progress in Methods of Travel
and Transportation--EeVo Here
and Therc-Denths of Eminent Men.
No General Pestilcnce or War.
While the year 1891 had no more than
the usual amount of crime or startling in
cdent, and while there We're comparatively
few great events to which date can be as
signed, yet during the year there have been
three developments of great interest. These
are the reconstruction of government in
Brazil, the revolution in Chill and EN-
broilment of that country with the United
States, and the singular contrasts in agri
culture-the last probably unparalleled in
modern times In every part of North
America the cart h has yielded her increase
with plenty never before known, while in
almost every part of Europe and large sec
tons of Asia and Africa there has been
deficit In the United States and Canada
the crops arc reported as aggregating 80 per
cent. greater than in 1880, and much greater
than in the most bounteous of previous
years. In Russia, on the other hand, there
is actual famine, at least GO,000,000 people
now suffering for food, while in other parts
of Europe there is scarcity. In this respect
the year will rank in history AS indeed eX-
traordnary. On the other hand, general
peace prevails, despite constant threats of
war, and there has been no great epidemic.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01

10. Strike Of coal miners began in north Of
France.
II. Henry Stratton, 40 day faster, died of ex-
haustion in New York.
IS. Wolves devoured children in New Brigh-
ton, MINI.
Massacre of foreigners and Christians in
China.
10. Rothschild took a f5,OO,OO0 slice of last
Russian loan.
81. Yale beat Harvard. 10 TO o. in Springfield
football.
Car prohibited expectation of Russian
wheat.
22 Francis McCarey jumped to death from
Brooklyn bridge.
%. Minneapolis chosen for Republican ma
tional convention. lSH.
Dictator Fonseca, of Brazil, stepped down.
d. Yale beat Princeton, ~ to q, in New York
football.
DECEMBER.
g Cruiser New York launched at philade-
phia.
II. strikers wounded il a riot at Crested
Butte, Colo.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
DANGERS OF THE DEEP.
Many Ships and Their Crews Succumbed
to the Storm King.

Many Ships and Their Crews succumbed
to the storm King.
JANUARY.
IL. Steamer Bear sank in Firth of Forth Scot
land; II drowned.
FEBRUARY.
%. Ship Elizabeth, of New York, wrecked of
San Francisco; 10 drowned.
MARCH.
O. Steamer Buckeye lost in Puget sound; over
30 drowned.
l5 British ste inner Roxburgh Castle sank or
Sclly islands; - drowned.
II. English steamer Utopia collided with Brit
ish ronclad Rodney in Gibraltar bay and
sank: 5G2 drowned.
25. Steamer Strathairy wrecked on the Hat
teras coast; 10 drowned.
e. The Norwegian bark Dictator wrecked on
the Virginia coast; drowned
JULY.
O. Steamer Dunholme sunk in English chan
mel; II drowned.
"a. steamers collided in japanese waters.
drowning 100 laborers.
AUGUST.
%. Italian steamer wrecked AT Rusitlque,
Africa; Is drowned.
2s. Steamers Easily and Gambler collided AT
Melbourne, Australia; 70 lives lost.
SEPTEMBER.
II. Steam launch sank OF the Irish coast,
drowning 10 persons.
Steamers Taormina and Thessalia collided
off Grecian coast; "a drowned.
OCTOBER.
0. U. S. steamer Dispatch wrecked on ASA
league shoals.
Is. British bark Charlwood sank of Eddy
stone, England; III drowned.
NOVEMBER.
9. Steamer Enterprise foundered in Bay OF
Bengal; II drowned.
The ship Benvenue wrecked off SYNDICATE,
England; deaths.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
THE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
Failures, Assignments and Receiverships
Reported During the Year 1891.

JANUARY.
8. Dueber Watch company, Canton, o., failed
liabilities, SijO.Om.
20. American National bank Kansas City,
failed for S3O0uU.
FEBRUARY.
Is. American Loan and Trust company, New
York, suspended; deficit, SGj6,00O
MARCH.
TO- Keystone National bank, Philadelphia, sus.
pended.
Theodore schwartz & Co., bankers, failed
in Louisville; liabilities, S75O,0O0
o. Washington National bank suspended, New
York; shortage, Sl4S,OOO.
MAY.
g. Spring Garden bank and the Penn Trust
and Safe Deposit company suspended IN
Philadelphia
L. Levy Bros. 81 Co., clothing manufacturers
failed in New York for nearly Sl,0OOnO.
IA. Peoples bank, of Knoxville, Tenn, failed.
20. Davis Shoe company, Richmond, assigned
liabilities, S3,00,OOO.
-. Star Rubber company, Trenton. failed for
S5UO.OO0.
e5, Potter, White & Bayley. shoe manufac-
turers, failed in Boston for 81 10000.
q. Bgnnel * Scranton. private bankers, failed
in New Haven.
JUNE.
4. Connell, Hall, McLester company, dry
goods, assigned in Nashville; liabilities
S46I,O00.
l2. London and Liverpool Clothing company
and Mack & Co failed in New York: liza
bilties over S2j0OO0.
-. Sax Bros. bankers, failed for 100000 in
Nashville.
%. Emil Marquee & Co., wholesale shoes, as.
signed in Boston; liabilities, Si6O,OOO
JULY.
10. r. NJ Bingham 4 Co., wagon makers, failed
in Rome, \. V, for S.2j,OO0.
~. Merchants National bank. of Fort Worth,
Tex, suspended with S50O,OO liabilities.
AUGUST.
2. Abraham Backer, commission merchant
and note broker, assigned in New York;
labilitie7, S4,WOOOl; Backer died of de-
preston Dec. o.
8. Masonic Savings bank, Louisville, assign
ed, owing Sl,ODO,000.
10. American Wheel company, Chicago, with
plants in six different states, went into re-
ceiver's hands; liabilities, 81, 10000.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
z. S. V. White Il Co., grain specuators OF
New YORK and Chir,,go. faiI,d for nearly
D

z. S. V. White Il Co., grain specuators of
New YORK and Chicago. taiI.d for nearly
Sj,UW.lEW.
OCTOBER
10. Jonathan Stewart. Trrhtpn. assigned: la
blitics, S:2luil
y. Bank of LeWi,Od'l Fem. ASSIGNED.
NONnMjER.
l. Maverick National bank. of Boston. went
into hands of CO. ptrOllcr; liabilities.
SS.GU1.Ol.
l. National bank, Of Cory, Pa. susp, nded;
liabilities, S,tl.,.d.
W. {. u. Paul, lu!nJlr caller, l,Si -sncd in Lou
isVilie: liabilities, = u,ph.
IL. f. H. Smith IL Co, sui > BROKERS, assigned
in New York; lid1ilu les. 5jJJ,ON.
u. Bonner * Bonner. bankers, failed in Tyler.
Tex, for SJn,nW
Is. First National bank. Wilmington, y. c.,
failed.
q. Field, Liudlcy, Wiechers x Co.., bankers
and brokers, assigned in Sew York: liza
biities. over . l,Nu,M,u.
DECE.IBER.
|. Richmond, Nicholasyillc and BeGttyvile
railroad, of Kentucky, went into hands of
receiver: S3,p1l.UJJ in debt.
IL. Francis H. Baker d Goa dry goods, as
signed in New York; liabilities, $4,000.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
A YEARS CASUALTIES.

Life and Property Destroyed by Fire.
Water, Explosions and Collisions.
JANUARY.
|. 0 girls burned to death at a school fete
Wortley, England.
100000 fire In state prison, Dannemsra.
NY.
2. Fifth Avenue theater destroyed and Herr
mann's tkeater damaged by fire In New
York; loss over S20OOOO.
6. IL killed in mine accident near San An
dreas, Cal
IL. drowned in a disaster on an ice bridge,
river Seine, Paris.
IA. Van Tassell's grain elevator burned in New
York; loss, S3OO,0OO.
II. Dobsons carpet mills burned in Philadel-
phia; loss, Sl.50OOOO.
49, Explosion Of natural gas, Findlay, o..
wrecked hotel and killed several
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.


+. ,,,, -, ,,.,, 49,.
JANUARY.
o. Conflict OF authority ID Nebraska over in
:, stallailoh OF a, governor
IA. Free colnage OIL passel lhe senate.
To- Governor mayer Oh Neoraska, surren-
on, IL peihg SHOWN 'hat iooyd Is not
clIiZen' mayer resumed olhce.
~ Ut: 81 H. uaninger eecteu senator from
- Nc" h"llpshiie'
Il. Governor tilil eiected senator from New
- , nOrk' :, -
90 w ilIaih = HAS eiecVei senator from w Is
cohsin.
ouuse W imam a. ieHer electeu senator
=, from Nansas. "
d. CABINET Crisis IN ltaly' Crispi resigned.
fEbhCAlf
o. Reciprocal trade relations proclaimed be-
tween the United States and Brazil.
II. Rev. j. II. Kyle elected senator from South
Dakota
20 ~. Ill.,, :, u1 MAnch
L. "Tii; oGLh W. 'iiiiei eio0'eu seh"'or lroh
MAY
II Tho Russian cy,rnvvit1 o+tocl,od h,. fo,otio
in Jonon
10 Queen Eatalie .xnelled from, seryio
% Cantain O'Shea granted nhsolute divorce
90 Presbyterian general assembly disan.
proved of DIR. Bripp, MS nrofessor of the.
ology
JUNE.
8. DR.. Briggs sustained by directors of Union
Theological seminary.
0. The baccarat SANDER case decided against
Sir William GordOn-Cumming.
"a. Statue of Henry Ward Beecher unveiled
in Brooklyn.
25. Parnell and Mrs. o Shea married in London.
JULY.
e. w. E. Simmons appointed commissioner of
patents
A. Loudon Snowden appointed minister TO
Greece
T. German emperor arrived in England.
10. President Carnot fired at by a lunatic.
IL Governor James f. Cam,,hell of Ohio re-
nominated by Democrats.
81. Statue of Stonewall jackson unveiled in
Lexington. Va.
30. O'Brien and Dillon released from Galway
Jail.
AUGUST.
9. Capt. John A. Palmer, of Albany, elected
commander in chief G. A. K.
SEPTEMBER.
l. Reciprocity treaty with Spain went into eff.
feet.
q Abraham Lincoln's granddaughter, Mary
Lincoln, married in London to Charles b.
Isham.
L. Inventor James Enibbs awarded nearly
S3,0OO0O0 royalties from New York city
on fire engine patent.
6. United States recognized CHILEAN junta.
0. Republicans of New York nominated }.
Sloat Fassett for governor.
10. New York Democrats nominated Roswell
p. Flower for governor.
OCTOBER.
|. Attempt to kill emperor of Austria by blow.
ing up n railroad bridge near Prague.
q A darrbtor horn tn ev President and Mrs
CLEVELAND
4. Mrs. Frank Leslie married to w. C. X
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-10-22

The protracted meeting in progress
at Blue Mound school house has been
well attended during the past week,
and the people have given the best Of
attention while the elder discoursed
upon the "Greatest thing in the
World, Love-" and he successfully ar
gued that il is not by five cent rides
on o merry -go-round that love is to be
won, but by real sacrifices and much
suffering, in tho right spirit. He also
defended Pc. 14:1, that only fool
would deny God, and argued that
those who say "there is no God" are
only asserting what they wish was
trne. Since If there is and they must
Of necessity give an account of their
conduct. The rain interfered some.
what, but the meeting will continue
over Lords day. On that day there
will he preaching at IL a. m. and p.
IN. Preaching every evening. Come
early and get seats.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-10-22
REGIsTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the poll
books for the registration of voters of
the city Of Baxter Springs are now
open at my Office next door north OF
the postOffce, and will remain open
until 6 p. IN. of Saturday, October %,
1892, when they will be closed accord
ing to law. Each elector in this city
is required to register at least once
each year in order to be entitled to
vote. c. S. McFADDEN,
City Clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-10-22
Senator W. s. Norton has taken hold

Senator W. s. Norton has taken hold
of the republican campaign for Cher
okee county and from this on there
will be an aggressive fight all along
the line. Norton is one Of those sort
of men who do not believe in intimi-
dation and he never gets discouraged,
no matter how great the odds are
against him. He has conducted some
of the most successful campaigns tine
republican party ever made in this
county and may put sufficient life in
this one TO elect the republican ticket.