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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-12-14

tures at Yale College the past win.
ter on the Higher Criticism" A
third paper has been prepared for
this series by Rev. Washington
GLADDEN., D. D., and others will fol-
low by scholars equally eminent. A
third feature will be series of pa
pers on "Indian Occultism," by
Heinrich Hensoldt, PHI. D., Ger
man scientist who has spent ten
years in Ceylon, India, Thibet, and
Burmab. The opening paper of
this series will appear in the Deem
Der Arena. 1t is entitled "The
Wonders of Hindoo Magic
Vital political, economic and So
cial problems will appear in the fol-.
lowing series embracing discussions
by the most able and live thinkers
of the age, l.. Short talks on the
Land question, embracing twelve
short papers on this great problem
by leading specialists. 2. Ideal
Republican Measures, embracing a
series of papers on the Initiative,
Referendum and Proportional Rep
resentation 3. The Nervous and
Arterial Systems of the State, Sc
ries of papers by Rabbi Solomon
SCHNEIDER and other leading thinkers
on governmental control of rail
ways. 4. The present aspect of
the Money question, the light Of
European and American history, a
number of brilliant papers by stu.
dents of finance. 5. The Sums of
Our Great Cities, and how to abolish
them.
Still another series of papers will
deal with the Civilization of To-
morrow, in which hereditary and
prenatal influences and early envi-
ronment will be ably discussed.
Popular papers on Emergency Sur
gerry, by a leading Massachusetts
and surgeon Psychic
Science and Progress in the real of
Physical Science will receive atten.
ton from experts. Among other
are series Of short pa
pers by Rev. M. j Savage on Our
Latter Day Poets. Short stories,
brief biographies, portraits of lead |
ing thinkers and critical reviews of
leading books of the day will be
features Of the Arena for 1894.
In a critical editorial which APP
peared in the Toronto Sunday World
for October |, 1898. the writer OBJ
serves: "Boston is the head and
centre Of American literature. and
the Arena is known as the leader of
Boston's thought" The writer
might have broadened his limit, for
in fact the Arena leads the advance
column of American thought in the
realm of vital present-day problems.
The publishers announce magnifi-
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traits Of sixteen eminent thinkers,
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ceived after Oct. /. 1898. The
made indicate that
the Arena for next year will be in,
to those who wish to be
in touch with the worlds best
thought.
THE ARENA BOOK LIST.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-12-14
THE ARENA BOOK LIST.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28

A party of lsdies and gentlemen took a
moonlight sail on HI. G. Johnson,s yacht
Seagull Monday evening. A very nice
time was had, If reports are true.-Anaer-
icdn Fork Item.
Wednesday morning, while suffering
under a temporary alteration of the
mind, Mrs. Richard Moyes inflicted a
painful wound in her left breast by means
Of a sharp pair of scissors.-Bed0er
JtoniGR.
The Woman's Suffrage society has
dubbed together and are building a neat
two roomed residence for Mrs. Maggie
Macklin. Who says the society are not
doing somethip 'or their country?-
american Fork ea,
Elliot Wild says th It a large crane
has been sole lrning on ne shores of his
pond. 1t VII ously attacked his grand
child last tn, sday and the judge shot the
bird. 1t measured six Get from the tips
OF the wirgs.-be.l rer Jtonidn.
Mrs. Lappish met with quite painful
but not serious accident on Wednesday.
She was riding in q buggy down the
street, and In some unaccountable way
fell out of the buggy. striking her head
against the wheel, inflicting quite a pain
frl wound in the side of her head
american Fork Item.
Charles Booth, who was SO badly in
iured last week by being caught in his
lariat and dragged by a runaway horse,
died at Greenvllle last Monday morning.
Services We're held Tuesday and remarks
were made by Elder Charles Price, Edwin
Price, David Williams and Charles Mil
Ter. Deceased was buried in the Beaver
cemetery.-BedUer Ut0nidR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28
ALL OVER THB TERRITORY.
Particulars of the Alleged En-
bezzlement at Beaver.
s. J. KENYON LOSES 1000.
Examination of Henry Emerson SET
for Saturday.
A Very singular Case--The Founder OF
Helper Talks About the Town-A
Big Petition Asking for The
Pardon of Cass Hite.

Sunday last it was reported an emeez-
Element had been perpetrated by henry
Emerson to the amount of 81, 600, says the
Beaver Utoalan. Banker Kenyon OF Salt
Lake last week. forwarded that amount to
Emerson for the purpose Of cashing Ger
tifcates of witnesses and jurors at this
term OF court. Emerson received it at
Milford and brought it to this city. At
his place of business, Mr.. Emerson has
no safe, so he hid it in the cellar of the
building. Sunday night some one broke
open the saloon door in the rear OF the
building, forcibly opened the till and
took some $50 in small bills and silver,
leaving two 50-cent pieces and three
nickles. The burglar or burglars then
went to the cellar, found and took away
all the money there hidden.
Emerson and others were, at the time,
guarding the prisoners at the county lall.
He, with fellow officer, went to The sa-
loon and found that the building had
been burglarized. They returned to the
Jail and informed the others.
Monday morning, Judge McGarry tiled
& complaint before Commissioner Norris
alleging embezzlement. This was after
ward withdrawn and similar complaint,
mace upon Information ana DellSi, WAS
fled in Justice Frank Farnsworth g court
by County Attorney z. e. Cowden who
is assisted in the prosecution by Assistant
United States Attorney William McCarty,
and, after being arraigned, defendant de-
manded an examination. The examlna-
ton was set for Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Yesterday court convened with
all the parties present, Mr.. Emerson hay
ing secured bail in the sum OF 81, 800, his
sureties being William Thompson, ST.,
and Joseph Huntington. e. e. Cowdell,
ESQ.,, appeared in behalf of the people
together with Mr.. Kenyon, who lost the
money, and who is himself an attorney.
The defendant is represented by Presley
Denny, Esq, and Lawyer John Ward
Christian. The prosecution asked for a
continuance until Saturday at p. M,
owing to the absence of a material wit
ness, Judge McGarry, which was granted.
There are many rumors afloat and it is
unfair to all the parties to mention any
OF them in advance of the examination.
The above is correct statement of the
facts and can be relied upon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28

It is among the follies OF which the
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28

Mr.. Pratt, the original owner of the
land upon which the town of Helper is
built, was in Price, Wednesday, says the
Telegraph. He is an enthusiast in regard
to the possibilities of Emery county, and
shows by his acts that his enthusiasm is
of the genuine and practical kind. His
energy and capital have been employed In
opening up canals and otherwise devel-
oping the resources of the county. Water
flowed for the first time this season
through one of his projects that will
make profitable and peaceful homes for
tuany of the now homeless in years to
come. Besides being public benefactor
Mr. Pratt Will be able to keep the wolf
from the door in old age by his timely
forethought.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28
In cass Hite,s Behalf.

a petition is being circulated asking the
unconditional pardon Of Cass L. Hite,
who is now confined in the penitentiary,
for the killing of man at Blake. AL
ready the names OF 200 citizens are en-
rolled. The killing is believed by many
people who are acquainted with the facts.
reputation in Colorado, his former home,
is spotless, and his many friends
throughout the country where be has re-
sided hope that the application for pardon
viii meet with the approval of the powers
that be.-Price Telegraph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28

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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-27

TIN good die early" Thi1 aEiSa
cannot Ggpiy ~ many cieFEyaacns who
axe not only good, but accuGbomsd %
di-Izto.-uostoH Transcript
LTrEzE GHaL--''yVhy do the flies bltsao
to-dayF' Mother--''It's going 70 rain q"
Little Girl-"Weu they might knew
faint my fault. GOOD News
A CAPIrAE. ana cheap form Of lie in-
1uFauco that may be commended 90
-poEtaHsen is not 60 climb q fence with
@ gun ut full coclE.-PhiIadelphi Times-
TEACHEE I'D Tommy Tucker, how
many Gsgscna are thereY'' North Side
youngHteF-'aTgvo, ma'ums Winter an
when the streets So all tore uP."-Chica-
60 Tribune
PUTTING II hEEDLE.-CustomeF (vvh0
had lost all his tssth, 90 landlord who
ha5 served him With o very tough
steak Landlord, yOu arc q dEtterarl''
-Humoristische BilttsE.
Two FHEEsrD8 meeting, the following
sgltoquy ensued; t'Whcrs have y0u
bseuF" 'sT0 my tailor aud I had hAra
work 90 make him assepS O little
money" You agtouish mel Why7-
''Becuusa he wanted more Ut Eiitl-
TOrLE7o-''E suppose Hulow viii get
al his fathers property sa he hsa no
brothers or sisters," DimlinE - ''Hs
has, though. know of at least eve
girls who have promised 90 be alllsEa -
. lin. vi III EuIE -ltgag EHEgE1-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-27

EepnbEl5aG GsnstoFl made the EUi1tst
OF rnemJars o. tils tu!ns eSnventioa
holding esFLidcnts5 IS. IS nssrs than 3
constitutional quSram. and - John
Martin reesised the votes az q Hsn5oEity
u the mombsrs a0lding eeFtissatss
who particiBsted in the convention. he
ia legally olaeted, even II all the votes
cast by tlls popaILss contestants who
have no certificates be LsigsH from hIll-
DR.. Pearson says that republican,
lawyers and also the straIght-out-desno-
Gratis cUuesds tie legality Of lGs,run's
election and express their opinion that
he will take lIis seat va the senate.
Tie Dr.. also says shat the election Of
Martin is Hequirsred in 10y the straight
Out-d.-mDcrlts and we should also
infer frJm his remarks that they are
trHmVIing lpDn each gsIlsrz heels in
their Efforts tn GIT iH Ous Of tile wet.
lie also says Ihat white there il sums
kicking on the part Ct some Of the
pUpulisls who have been following the
lead Of 1Irs. Lszass. the PopialIsts OIL the
uhtIs are well satisfied with the cleo
. zion OF Martin.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-27

E1T. Pearson and DR.. Alexander ~
tnFnad FrOIn Topeka yesterday. where
theV bad i'asH fer several days 20 watch
the ssOssioTiNI fight
DR. PesTsnH says that the pOpuIiEts
and filsinu d~m0,'i ats cuInpIately ont
So sral1ed the Eppubliesns and straight
Out-denorTHtS st every point. tie
ssvs the republicans OvsT estimated tile
atFPugtIs u the missdle-Og the-rJ,at
contingent 81 the PopuIIsts vile were
oVP"-sd % Judge John Martha, aud
thsTrfOrs relied upon IA supposed in-
ability Il Martin a. get = suGisis"t
Humbsg Of votes to elect him. even
sttaE lie had reeslved tie nslalinst!on
Of tho POpuiist cs,ncus, and So delayed
20 make such 3 combination with the
stFaiEht-olsis ~ ygOuId prevent tlls
election OF Martin.
Again, sfser the joint convention
was So session % vote On JTIdb@d
States ssnHtnr, the iisatsnani- governor
ysFssiding. the Fspahlicalla made = fatal
fuiuHGsE which removes all dout't OF
the legality Of Martins election. When
tbs Eosl 81 the ssaate WA eaiiet ln
teiRt convention e. take TIE vote an
United states sauagur Eits yPau5ilicsiu
senators failed to HBsWsr - filoir
Hsases wsFe called, although gszE-ns.
The vote e. sisa senate Was anUOGisosi.
Tia vOts OF tIsS hoilas ys,s sEen iu the
satns manner, ail tie republicans sE-
espt WiisuH. OF Gaais. refusing 70
nRsWeF. The vt'ts,ef tile house WRs an
nDlsnssss, At this psaini SsIiator Baker
ths-EsBas,lIcan sssastsF frazs I.ssvsH-
szortd asidrssssd Abe lsslRsnant-izuv-
sgssor aES asi.sd ts Be psrssistsl n vots.
Ais8 Iisuiel lslit-s.s'ge rIi'lT TG~soiideG that
- veEs had bssn tates and an
ga0glsces and that tina ssnAugs vas tou
late and ont of order He then asked
II lssiiaEf Of hiusszlf and iIisEslsslbiiosE
es.9aaEuaa IN Sbs ssuats that Gssy - A.
loved = sHts- Eia sPcand request
aos Gsiziea On ghe eauao sEuund Is ths
EHss- Eha action Of ssustDr EaikaE
and tie sthsE rspabllcea eaRetoys it a
Edeliseej 5y Judge stTaRs ard etasl
EsPth-isasi lawyers Nas = FssosHiisi ga
&C ths iissItaazs-s-goyslses - Frssidtag
saoe q gse tal@s eouvensicB % i-sth
s-aussas ssss = gssFttslHzaipsi Ia she eou-
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IuG volume Of poetry which -ar1
LYteuas owen EIeredith,H lett uu1n-
ishsd &c his Gsath win be puhltEhsd
shortly.
AEEAE-lI LUccLI'l speech &C the
battlefield OF usttyEbuEg vTls Fltalg
uzsd as the CambFidTe university I'm
EngLlnd as an eEauplu OF the best
English pross-
hgLs1 Many T. F5fL.EEs5z, the novelist,
g said % write q thouEand vForda-ao
more, no leaz-svsry day. Sometimes
when the spirit OF julagiultioa Is el7o-
ciallF aery abe does thi1 much within
IN h0uE.
CaAELoTIE n EoEgE, though seven
sy yalF8 old. e. one Of the most popular
woman writers in England She writes
regularly, except SundHys, Grom nine
Ga the morning tiG one u'elozls uEE
aglin from six 80 seven
Helms KAHN. the blind girl who
has made herzslE so famous and beloved
ia Boston and vicinity, Is writing q
story for ST. Nicholas, the proceeds OF
gFhich are TO be devoted 70 She chill
dren'a buidiuE at tho Columbian expo
uitiou-
FEEHIE the past eleven year, the
world OF letters has Lost ClEiyle, IasIs
George Eliot. 16s1i LoHEsell0vT, Ls525
Emsrlon, 1885 Matthew Arnold 1855
Browning, 155si EinElalzas 1915
L.0sEell, 1891 Walt Whitman. ISgzs
George W. CuFtia, 1905 Whittier, 1854
and EsuuylCn, 1891
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;. BHELEgoaB. Pres
Z. BDaGE, 5sG.
1stsEEsGE sOgar.

The district court Of Edwards county
convened Tuesday for tie January
term. The docket was called and n
number Uf motiisDs heard and decided,
and = HuslbSr Of Judgments in fore
closure cases taken.
Wednesday morning the case OF the
State vs.. Louisa Gt,rnOn WIS called,
wbereup- the defendant entered a
plea Of guilty to one count OF the
information. The court, after making
enquiry Of the dsSaisdaat a. 10 ter
financial resources. ana the number u
her children, announced that sentence
would be suspended on condition that
tas o''sts Of the prosecution should be
paid ana that defendant shuuid TsFrain
fTOm violating thG pr"lIibit0ry Law In
the futurs, and should not allow pIy
one else 70 sell liquor OsI her premises.
T3sis is the BsIpTe case That has bssn
20 thoroughly discuSsed la tile local
papers lately. The actiOn OF tile
defendant shnvYs g.lnGIusI, ely that the
prosecution was not actuutsi l,y malice
rs WIS charged by the husband Of lie
dsErndaHt aud his friends.
The easstng the State VS.. John T.
BsiIaaay WAS next put Oh trial before a
jury. The tsAtIB.oHy Of Samuel Bel
lamy The young sou OF the defendant,
mon which the prosecution gauinIy
relied, did not correspond with his
testimony given at tho preliminary
examination and utterly failed t.
show that the defendant wis Ia any
way cOnnects5I with the burning ,oi
the wheat stacks Of AIcCammnnd, tile
prosecuting witness. Accordingly the
jury were instructed 20 return n verdict
OF ''H0t guilty" ant the defendant
was discharged Eh- civil case
brought against John 7. Bsliaray by
AcCamnoud for damages for the i,ur,
ming Of bis wheat stacks gas also 1is.
missed.
There being no other jury easss
tao Jury were discharged. The appsa
from ths survey oG t"Wnsh,p q range
IS was then heard by the court, s,iia
tlsksH under ldvis-msat. Tie court
adjourned until Feb. 18th.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-27

R.H. CliRord, New CsssuI. Wiseonlia. wa
troubled with nsuralEia and IhsUHlsti1r-s. tt-
stguanh urag df5ordsrsd. hll liver lTsl ansgs
Cd 90 an alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and 10 We terribly reduced So lg5h aEd
8srsarth. Ehrso bottles or EiasCFio HltEeFs
gurgss hiEs
EdEard sh8g sar5, Harrisburg IHiuCi1, hs-l
G ruuutnr sors on Ei8 leg OF eight golEs. stand
lnE. ICED three bottles Of Electric Hlst5Fu
ana seven b0EGs Of BuoEIsu'1 AFuisa Sal We,
end hIg isT 60 sound znd we'll
sahu spslEsE CaGlub1. Ohi1. lG4 Eve large
fever SORES on HE leg. Dostnru laid be vla
Iuau-abIe. C5uo bottle OF 1ssgEEIa BlItsrI aud
one box UusEleu'g AEll1l 8EIVs 5ursd him
uulIrlIv. SOLD by Porter 4 o.
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Any. remedy aoId 81 Ous d,.IlaFa bot
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Is simply All iIup1sitiOH, for when all
8EpsI.sss are deducted 10 leaves not
more tlIau twenty cents Co represent
tile medicine. DE-. DFummOud' g
Lightning Remedy, which iE perform
ing such wonderful curgs that &c So be-
BuF prescribed ny EiSa medical faculty
every vFheTs, ia Compounded sat great
expense frUm rare drugs and cannot
he sDid for less than $500 q bottle
But it always cures. Beut prepaid "a
any address on TaSsipb Of price. Drum
mUId Medicine Company. 1880 MSid-