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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
Piatek, dnia Is Stycznia 1892 r.

Uchwala sic, re Izba ia u
znaje, IL udzielanie subwencyj
pienieznych, lub przez NADIA
waLie gruntow, korzysci z pu-
blicznego kredytu. Ct. j. recze.
ME re strony pa6stwa) ze stro-
ny kongresu, celem popierania
szczeg6}owych prywatnych
przedsiebiorstw i przemys}o-
wych stowarzysze1, = bez
wzgledu ma to, czyli kongres
wedle konstytucyi posiada
prawo nadawae takie darowi-
zny = ME jest politycznem ami
sprawiedliwem, ale przeciwnie,
ME zgadza sic z urzadzeniami
republika1skiemi tego kraju,
gdyz s}uzy do tego, azeby kla.
sy uprzywilejowane wzbogacac
ma koszt og6}u, kt6ry ponosi
ciezar rzadzenia krajem, stu,
zy do niezmiernego zwieksza.
MIA prywatnych majatk6w, a
jest to polityka, ktorej ME
moze sic trzymac administra-
eva ludowa.
Uchwala sic, ia W obec te-
razniejszego stanu Skarbu, i
poniewaz uczciwe zarzadzanie
funduszami da sic osiagnac
tylko przez oszczedne obcho-
dzenie sic re srodkami, roz-
rzutna gospodarka musi do
prowadzic do korrupcyi prze.
kupstwa,- IL kongres zadnych
fundusz6w kasy zwiazkowej
ME moze asygnowat, skoro ME
So niezbednie potrzebne do O.
szczednego a rozsadnego zarza.
dzania poszczeg6lnemi ga}ezia-
mi administracyi krajowej.
POwodzie mrOzy.
PiHsbamg, IA stycznia,
Rzeka wzbiera ciagle i osie-
gnie sw6j stan najwyzszy, jak-
kolwiek doswiadczeni njekt6-
rzy ludzie ME obawiaja sic, by
do tego dosz}o. Nizsze grun
ia juz zalane woda mieszka1-
cy po obu brzegach rzeki przy-
gotowuja sic do opuszczenia
siedzib. O po}udniu W kama
lie woda dosieg}a wysokosci
19a stop, woda jeszcze cia,
gle wznosi sic o 4 Gale ma 60
dzine. Pred jutrem rano O.
czekuja stanu woody ma % stop.
Grand Fork, ". d., IA stycz.
Wczoraj wieczorem zimna
fala nap}yne}a, W skutek czego
termometr opad} do 50 stopni
nizej zera -32 Reamura, lub
40 Gelsiusza). Najwiekszy
to mr6z W ciagu biezacej zimy.
WAee7img, ". Va., IA stycz.
w ciagu ostatnich 10 godzin
burze W tel okolicy, a zw3a.
SEGA po drugiej stronie Ohio
zrzadzi}y wielkie szkody W la
sach i sadach. Szkody zrza-
dzone wynosza tysiace dolarow.
Wichry i zawieruchy pred
kilku laty wcale ME dadza sic
por6wnac z ta burza, gdyz wte-
dy tYlko waski pas obje}y. sa.
dy, kt6rych pielegnowanie "a.
je}o po kilkadziesiat lat, zu-
pe}nie zosta}y zniszczone. Po-
}aczenia telegrafczne zupe}nie
poprzerywane. Zewszad igor,
nego Ohio we West Virginia
donosza o wielkich ulewach, a
W skutek tego W gorach sniegi
stopnia}y i rzeki j potoki mo-
emo wezbra}y. Obawiaja sic,
| 10 wzd1uz Ohio nastapia no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
R0k III.

czony W glove, twarz i ra.
miona.
Peter Anders skaleczony W
glove.
Patrick Kreigel, zam. ma
rogu 46 ul. School str, ska
leczony W glove.
Mabel Hidden, zam. 3409
Wabash avenue, skaleczonavW
glove i straci pewnie oko.
Mary Frazer, 1909 Oaken-
wald av., skaleczona W czaszke.
Frank Kopa, 2oS Rumsey
str, wewnetrznie uszkodzony.
J6zef Kopa, syn poprzedza-
jacego, skaleczony W glove
ramona.
Richard Hash, zam. ma rogu
40 ulicy School str, skale.
czony W glove.
N. R. O'Donnell, 1854 State
street, pokaleczony W glove
j nogi.
16 letnia Stella Smith, 5206
Butterfeld str, pokaleczona
mocno W glove.
Philip Knies John Keating,
pokaleczeni W glove, a zona
tego ostatniego W ramona.
Podobno winnymi, il ME.
szczescie sic zdarzylo, byli stra-
znik kolejowy, woznica wozu
kolei kounej i tegoz kondu.
ktor. Dopiero sadowe sledztwo
wykaze, kto w}asciwie winien.
Piekne stOsunki.
w skutek eksplozyi kot}a
parowego pred kilku dniami
W budynku Warren Springer's,
Inspector kot}6w parowych P.
Pickham stara sic teraz uchro.
mic miasto ma przysziosc od
podobnych nieszczest. Wczo,
raj wygotowa} lists firm, kt6re
W swoim czasie otrzymasy byiy
zawezwanie, aaeby zarzadzily
reparacye wadliwych swych
kotf6w parowych, a kt6re ME
us}ucha}y tego zawezwania. -
Okazaio sic, re takich firm. W
miescie jest obecnie 375, wy.
raznie: trzysta siedmdziesiat
piet, kt6re prowadza fabryki z
kot}ami uszkodzonymi, a jak
Inspector zapewnia, pred
trzema dniami by}o takich firm
diva razy wiecej. Cd owego
czasu oko1o $50 firm rozkazalo
naprawc swe kot}y i uwiado.
mi}y tenn inspektora, proszac
go, by pouowna u Mich zarza-
dill rewizya wystawh i'm
certyikaty. Wiele firm wcale
takich certyfkat6w ME posia.
da.
Glove Oszustw0.
Specyalni agenci Skarbu te.
raz rozpatruja kilka spraw
tyczacych sic nowego rodzaju
oszustw pope}uianych dla
unikniecia op}aty c}a; Pred
przyjeciem ustawy McKinleya-
MONA by}o bez op}aty cla
wprowadzad ryby pochodzace
2 w6d s}odkich, Nova usta-
wa zas nak}ada clio po 75cen-
tow cd 100 funt6w ryb 2 "a.
granicy, a uwalnia I'd ella ryby
}owione- pr1ez obywateli Sta.
now Zjeduoczonych w}asnemi
sieciami lub wedkami. Kama.
dyjscy rybacy tel klauzuli
uzyli, przenoszac swe firmy ma
nazwisko obywateli Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Agenci Skar.
bu Zwiazkowego staraja sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
WfOchy.
Rgyna, Il stycznia.


Rsyna, IA stycznia.
w p6}nocnych W}oszech
grypa zabiera niezmiernie wie-
lie ofar. w Livorno wczoraj
zameldowano 400 wypadk6w.
Mn6stwo ludzi umiera ma to
epidemic, a zw}aszcza tez W
Mantua i Savona.
Hiszpania.
Madryt, IA stycz.
Prowincye Huelva nawiedzi-
}y wielkie powodzie. Szkody
przez ME zrzadzone bardzo So
znaczne. Niepodobna jednak
otrzyma6 szczeg6}6w, gdyz ko-
munikacya telegrafczna przer-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15

karuyna1OW Oluleonl MILL
ninga, re czuje, IL i jego ko-
nice jest bliski. Otrzymawszy.
zas wladomosG 0 smierci
ksiecia Clarence i Avondale,
wys}a} telegram kondolencyj-
ny do kr6lowej Wiktoryi i do
ksiecia Walii.
Niemcy.
Berlin, IA stycz.
Wedle ,,Koelnische Zeitung''
niemieckie wojska W Afryce
pod komenda Kranzlera dnia
IA grudnia zos}a}y pobite
przez szczep Wadigos i odpar-
te az do BRAN fortu Tanga.
Partya postepowa chce W Ra-
die paGstwa przedstawic zie
strony rzadowej polityki kolo-
nialnej. Londy6ski Times
twierdzi, re Rad niemiecki
umyslnie przez try tygodnle
ukrywa} wiesG o porazce Kranz-
lera.
Berlin, IA stycznia.
Dzisiaj otwarty zosta} Sejm.
W miejsce cesarza, czyli wzgle-
dnie krola Prus, kanclerz Ca
priv odczytaf move tronowa.
w movie tel wcale ME by}o
mowy o stosunkach zewnetrz-
nych, Wyrazonem by}o, ae
Radzie pa6stwa zostana prze-
diozoue propozycye W sprawle
funduszu Welf6w, W sprawie
oswiaty ludowej rozszerzenia
sieci kolei zelaznych. Prawdo-
podobna jest rzecza, IL z powo.
du zwiekszonych wydatkow W
budzecie okaze sic defcyt. w
sprawie robotnik6w zaznaczo.
no, re po}ozenie robotnik6w
znacznie sic polepszy}o, gdyz
uregulowano prace kobiet i
dzieci i robotuicy W swieta
pracowac ME potrzebuja, ma
wet W kopalniach. Kanclerz
dodal, re jeszcze inne ustawy
tyczace sic robotnik6w, zostana
Izbom przed}ozone. = Izba
pan6w obra1a prezydentem
ksiecia Raciborskiego, a vice
prezydentami ORA Won Boetti-
cher barona Manteuffel. Ma
dzisiejszem posiedzeniu Eugen
Richter przemawia} "a zniesie
MEM niemieckiej linii parow-
COW do Samoa. Bamberger
przemawia} "a zniesieniem
subwencyj dla parowc6w ME
mieckich do Afryki wscho-
dniei i Australia. Won Boetti
cher, jako minister spraw we.
wnetrznych i zastepca kancle-
RIA, odpowiedzia} ma wywody
Richtera Bambergera, IL ME
uwaza po}ozenie "a tax rozpa-
czliwe. Cd dw6ch lat zwiek-
szy} sic ruch i wchodzi sic W
uk1ady z kompania Bremen
Lloyd, ktora przyrzeka, re
interes uczyni op}acajacym sic.
Excesarzowa Fryderykowa
wyjedzie do Anglii ma pogrzeb
bratanka, q cesarza reprezento-
wac bedzie ksieze Henryk.
Dania.
Kopemhogo, II stycznia.
w ciagu ubieg}ego tygodnia
doniesiono tu o 10000 wypad.
kach grypy. y os6b ma grype
umar}o.
Francya.
Pm'yS, IA stycznia.
q wychowa6cow szko1y woj.
skowej W st. Cyr stu osmnastu
zachorowa1o ma gryps.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
Przybycie parowcow.

NeeO YORK.; Teutonia q Lii
verp. i Aspria Neapolu.
Lomdyn: Europe z N. Y.
sygn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
Bulgaria.
Sofa, IA stycznia.

n
so ofcerow aresztowano jako
oskarzonych o wsp6}udzia}
wsprzysiezeniu ma zycie ksiecia
Bu}garyi Ferdynanda, i mini.
stra Stambulowa, S}ychac, Ae
ksiaze Ferdynand tylko przez
szczeg6lny wypadek unikna1
otrucia strychpina wmieszana
do pewnej ''potrawy. Kuch-
mistrz naczelny, kt6remu poru.
czono otrucie ksiecia, wzbudzi}
podejrzenie szczeg6lnem SVEN
zachowaniem sic i aresztowano
60 W czas jeszcze.
Kajro, 10 stycznia.
Wiede'5, IA stycz.
Turecki reprezentant W
Cairo, Muktar Pasza, tax ciez-
ko, zachorowa} ma grype, re ME
Jest W stanie wziaG udzialu W
jutrzejszem uroczystem przyje-
ciu nowego kedywa, Abbasa
Paszy.
Chiny.
Hong Kong, "A stycznia.
Pietdziesieciu podr6znych
parowca Namchan, kt6ry zato-
nal przy Cupchi wiozac 414
podr6znych, zosta}o uratowa-
nych przez }odzie rybackie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15

TeleSramy zaSraHiGzls.
Smiere kardynafa SimeOni.
Smiere kardynafa Manninga.
Smiere ksieeia Clarence i Avon
dale.
Straszliwe grasOWanie grypy W
Europe.
Otwarcie Rady panstWa W Mem
czech.
POwOdzie W Hiszpanii.
UStapienie gabinetu W POrtugG-
lii.
Sprzysieienie W Bufgaryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15

San Amtomio, Tep., IA stycz.
Genea1 David Stanley otrzy-
NAL w}asnie raporta odroznych
oddzia36w wojskowych sciga-
jacych Garze. Z tych rapor.
tow ME wiele publicznose mo.
ze sic dowiedziee, ale tyle via.
domo, ze iczba iego zwolen-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07

Special REFLECTOR Core .pondcnce.
CHAPMAN, April s. The city cleo
tion has passed of very quietly
Mayor, =. l.. Jennings; council, Mes
srs, Lowry, Scanlon, Morrison, San.
born and Arnold is the result.
Miss Lolita Flora came Saturday to
attend the high school.
II. O. Cund # came in Saturday
noon.
David Lutz came up Monday to spend
another term in school.
The Lutheran people rejoice over the
fact that they Will have pastor thi'
week.
The frame of DR.. McShay's house it
nearly completed.
ice Whitehair is experimenting on &
method of drawing water from wei
without tue use of Il bucket or pump.
Supt. VanDyke was in town Tues
day.
Messrs. Lands and Brechbill callet
ON the school Tuesday morning.
Miss Ensign, from Washburn col
lrge, Topeka, spent IA few days viii
her cousin, Mrs. S. NJ. Cook.
Poor Bros. shipped two carloads Of
horses 10 Maine Tuesday night, 5. Il
Poor accompanying them.
The CanHrlds visited the Dickinson
iaus NJ luddy afternoon and were wei
entertained. The DickinsOnians ma!
well be proud Of their snccrss AS I
literary socie,y. They aim to maxi
each term superior to its predecessor
Miss Anna Eugle occupies the presi
dental chair vt present.
MIS-. L. Il SpTks moved to kAnsa
City last week where her husband I.
employed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
AROUND THE COUNTY.
What Our Neighbors Are Doing and
Talking About,

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
HOPE, April 5.-Last Wednesday
night the Republican League club met
and effected permanent organization.
@. NJ. Teats was elected president; II.
Little, secretary; W. II. Morrison,
treasurer; John Ketchersid, vice pres
ident. The club meets the first We'd
nesdsy in each month and intend TO
get speakers every time possible.
The Woodman shall was termed by
all the greatest success Of any ike
event in Hope. The committee won
the gratitude of the people aud deserve
the thanks of the lodge.
The storm Friday incurred much
damage, breaking down fences, tearing
off tin roofs, hurting awnings to the
ground and mixing things up in gen
eral. The front Gaping was thrown
of Crosby Il Andrews store. Nor did
the direful results of this storm much
exceed the results Of Sundays hail
storm. Hardly house in the city
escaped without broken windows. s.
Hay had twelve large paues broken,
The hail and rain fell in floods fol
about fifteen minutes.
Several of our young people attended
the baptizing at Lost Springs Sunday
l.. Stage delivers trees for 9. A.
Stannard at Canton, Mcpherson and
lillsbrough this week.
The dray team owned by J. Hutchin
sou ran away Friday. They cleared
main street in few minutes, circled
near the school house but were finally
caught. They did no damage excep
break rein and bsnd the axle.
Mrs. Sherman is visiting her sister
Mrs. Burton, in the city.
}. Dechampagne now lives on thu
Mrs Day property.
MIR. Barrett has just received al
invoice of furniture.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
ENTERPRISES ETCHINGs

Special REF TOR Correspondence.
ENTERPRISE, April 5.-The spring
term of Central college opened this
morning at 8 o'clock. There were a
large number Of new students present
and most of the former ones. Rev.
Ford gave some Interesting points on
preparation after which other speeches
were made which closed with assigning
lessons aud preparing for the terms
work.
Prof. T. D. Critics will take charge OF
j. o. Randkin's classes this term.
The public rhetorical which was tC
he held Tuesday evening was postponed
to Saturday evening.
The south chimney on the college wal
blown over making large hole in th'
roof and in the ceiling of the societ!
hall.
The grading is completed and til,
rails are here for the II. |. Il, X. switcl
along the mill and machine shops.
The who'd broke the public shool fla
pole of.
The waterworks have been repaire
at the college.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
TASTEFUL DECORATION.
Artistic Paper Hanging Done by M
T. A. Wilson.

In this spring season when so much
pappring is being done IL is an impor
tant query for house owners to know
where to get the most artistic aud
skilliul work. One glance &C the beau
tifully decorated walls of the residence
of w s. Stambaugh on West Third
street ought to convince anyone. The
house has just been papered through
out by MIR. L. A. Wilson, Toms n
ltockafeIir's paper hanger, and the
work tells its own story. The wall
are covered with ingram paper in light
terra Gotta and ecrn shades with
ingram irezes and ceilings to match.
making a rich and artistic effect. The
kind Of work is the most Difficult
known TO the art and the exquisite
finish secured 10y Mr.. Wilson proves
that he il thoroughly IN ,ster of his
profession. Indeed 1t is doubtful If
better results have ever been attainel
in the city.
Toms 81 Rock fellar are this sprinl
making a specially Of fine wall paper
and certainly none more elegant have
ever been displayed here. They arr
only the very latest patterns and ~
such as decorate the finest houses o
the large cities. In Mr.. Wilson the.
have secured an artist fully capable q
handling this fine work. lie has ha'
mucn experience and is fully abrUas
of the times In familiarity with tn
latest designs and combinations. MI
and Mrs. Stambaugh and others VIII
have had samples of his skill declar
that he is without superior.
No one who anticipates decoration
their homes should do so without seem
, Toms & RockafellHr's stock aud in
specting Mr.. Wilson's work.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
GREAT DAMAGE DONE.

Reports From the second Cyclonc aud
Ilnln storm Ia Missouri Are to That IT.
feet.
ST. Louis, April dispatches from
many points in the path Of the second
cyclone and ruinstoiln IN Missouri indi-
cate that great damage has been done.
In Moniteau county hay stacks and
fences were lcveled and houses and
barns unrooicd.
Near Arcadia, Mo-, the creeks and
rivers are ont of their banks and the
streets Of the town are running rivers.
The city bridges are washed away and
much damage was done 10 the railroads
north and south
The reports fsom Mobcrly say that
the several streams near mat town are
higher than for may years and farmer,
owning land in the bottoms have SUI
fered great loss.
The dispatches from other points are
of the same tenor rs the above, all in
dicating that almost incalculablc dam
age was done,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
NORTH DICKINSON NOTES.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence,
HAYES TwP., April 8. Considerable
damage was done by the storm at diff
ferent places in the community. The
large barn on the old Girvan place was
badly wrecked,
Rev. David Brechbill and a number
Of others attended the baptizing ser
vices at Belle Springs last Sunday.
Thirty-nine applicants were baptised.
". II. Phipps, VIM. Slemmer and
Geo. Ryner have closed their schools
MIR. Slemmer will attend n business
college in Kansas City. Mr.. Kyner is
attending the county high school.
Harry Slemmer and Hector Hen
thorn went to Sutphen's Mills last
Sunday, presumably to meet some
ladies there.
District 35 will build new school
house. Messrs. Lands, Baumbaugh
and Brechbill went to Chapman Wed
nesday to see other school houses
before planning their own.
Jessie Dunlap is attending the
county high school.
A. NJ. Engle received three head OF
Gne HOlstein cattle from Illinois last
week.
An addition is being built to the
sheets creamery. A new boiler will
be placed in.
The wheat fields look nice. There
are prospects for good crop.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
-Balmy spring again.

-Balmy spring again.
Ell Dorado has a Republican club
Of 200 members.
"A cracker factory has been started
at Independence.
An electric pillow has been used
successfully at Sterling.
Nearly 1000 houses were partially
unshingled by the storm at Topeka.
Kansas has 1900 school teachers
and an army of bright school children
The United Brethren have con-
tracted for 81 500 church at Lecomp-
ton.
Over $500 600 acres of wheat are
in splendid growing condition at the
present time.
One farmer marketed at Ness City
IN sixty days 100 dozen eggs laid by
ninety hens.
A marriage license was granted
Gottleib Shafer of Mcpherson and
Helen Gellerman, of Enterprise.
Mrs. Mary Scanlon, wife of John
Scanlon of Hayes township. died yes
terday aged go. Funeral Thursday at
Chapman,
Why do not the city authorities
put stop to the use OF sling shots by
the small boys of town. Every Other
boy has one and it is miracle that
some one has not been injured for life
1t is against the law to use them and
the first boy caught with one Should
spend night in Jail.
The county commissioners have
given Kruger s. Thompson the job %
repairing the winds damage to TIN
courthouse. They have also instructed
the county attorney to trace the draf
drawn by Lebold, Fisher Il Co. jus
before the failure for the county. |
is claimed that the draft was reall.
paid but was afterward put on tn
county by having the paid" mari
erased.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
HOW WE VOTED.
Few Ballots Cast in Any Of the
Wards,


The exceedingly quiet election of
yesterday will long be remembered for
its lack of interest and small vote.
In none Of the wards was there any
lively pulling for votes and the candi'
dates ran on their personal merits and
popularity. In the attached school
territory there was no election, not
even board getting together No
ballots were cast. This is probably
without parallel in Kansas where
usually the humblest citizen wants an
Office.
The following was the vote on
cOuncilmen:
First ward-D. II. Meizger, 90;
scattering 3.
Second ward J. n. Shane, l0l; G,
DeBeaulnont, 70,
Third ward--John Reed, 60; scatter
ing 8.
Fourth ward--J. Schopp, 46; & T.
worley, AZ; j. F. Hantz, 81; j, E
Gilbault, %.
Schopp WAS elected for the long tern
and Hanlz for the short.
The election of school board mem
bers was as follows:
First ward Q. Lightnrr, so; NJ
Hoffman, A.; scattering /.
Second ward 4. f. Dewey, 1874; JohI
Johntz, 2s; NJ. Z Jolly, II; r. smith |
Third ward-A. II. Paul, 6s; scat
tering 2.
Fourth ward II. IL. Malott, 81
scattering 2.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

IT. Marvin and Lyman Field were
down from solomon.
Miss Lou Whitley, one of Solomon's
finest young ladies', was shopping in
the city.
q. S. Wilson, n prosperous farmer of
northeast Dickinson, was pleasant
REFLECTOR caller.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
Advertised Letters.

The following is the list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Abilene post
office for the week ending April 9th,
1892. Have your mail addressed u
street and number and IL will be-
promptly delivered.
Bennett, Mary Martin, Mrs Kittle
stuck, Mrs Anna Alderman, Leonard
Blashtorf, j. ID Clark, Royd
Dobson, q y butcher, Fred
Gross, Jacob Jaokman, 40
Lair, Johnes II
SHEPPARD, shipley, WK
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised" giving date.
N. Builder the late order of thu
postmaster general, Que cent Il c) viii
be charged for all advertised letters.
ID II. gordon, Postmaster.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07

DErRoIr. Mich, April G.-Among the
democratic strongholds carried by the
republicans ware Grand Rapids, Sngi-
nav. Lansing. Port Huron, Muskegon,
Rattle Creek, Kalamazoo and
Ynsilapu. No election Twas
held in Detroit, Among the more Inn
portant cities in which the democrats
were victorious are Ann Arbor, 81, Ag-
mace. ST. Clair, Pontiac, Manistee, Big
Rapids, Mount Clemens, Alpena, Cold
water, Adrian, Albion, Niles, Negaunee
Bay City, ow0sso, Monroe and Wyan-
sADttA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
Game Rather High,

Last Thursday Walter Jones, OF
Cheever township, and our liveryman,
A. Jeffcoat, had dispute in the lat
ter's Office during which Jeffcoat was
assaulted lie had Jones arrested and
last evening the gentleman was as
sessed to pay 500 and costs. The fur
came high and he does not banker foI
more.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07

Kansas CITY, Mo. April mo hard
wheat was quoted nominnlly at Tsc No . hard
CSC TO zoe. No hard 6ic 70 900, rejected hard
wheat 55c TO Ole, No rod wheat SIC, No, 3 req
wheat 7gc TO SIC
The trade In corn and oats was absolutely
dead, with No mixed corn quoted noininally
at 33lic No . white corn, 35hc No. oats gsc
No white oats 2sHc
Rye, lower. No. 2quotod nominally az zee;
No. 3, 7Oc No I, Csc. Receipts, cars
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
HERINGroN REPUBLICANS,

Special EFLEoToR Correspondence.
HERINGToN, April g.. Herington
will send up large delegation to the
republican county convention Saturday
Hurrahl for 1872 and the election Of a
republican ticket from president down
Z. G., Dayton jut received the fol
lowing dispatch from Pratt EVERY
man on republican ticket elected
And allow me to add that this news Il
particularly pleasing to Mr. Dayton al
that was bis home; be owns property
there and is always interested In thelI
political affairs. And, by the way, h'
is one of the staunchest republican
In this neck o. woods,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
SEHOE S.

When travelling salesman calls at our
store to sell us Shoes and finds that we are
carrying LITTLE GIANT SCHOOL SHOES and
w H. MERRIAM'S CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES,
he knows that he has no chance to sell us
Childrens Shoes, but at once admits that
there are no better Shoes made for the money
than these two lines for which we are sole
agents in Abilene.
Little Giant School Shoes to 8, LOO;
8 1-2 to 10 1-2, 1875; IL to 2, $50, Buy
these and save 25 to SO cents per pair. Abso-
lutely guaranteed to give service or money
refunded
In H. w. Merriam's Children's Fine Shoes
we have line that is absolutely solid and
will make friends wherever used. Infants,
Children's and Misses all kid, all goat, or cloth
top with kid boxing and patent leather tips.
See these two excellent lines of Children's
shoes and do not buy inferior goods at more
money.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07
SOLOMON FOR PROHIBITION.

Special REFLEc or Correspondence.
SOLOMON, April 8, The city election
resulted in victory for the prohibition
element, they carrying their ticket
by majorities ranging from Z TO II
There was hot contest aud good
sized vote. w. A. Hopkins was elected
mayor; NJ. Moore, police judge; Phi
Heigele, WIN Bancroft, NJ. Wright, l.
q. Baker and Mr.. Winters couucilmen