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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19

sledkem nmorne prace k obchodu
memu Sc vztahujfcf, jakousi umdle-
most, nasledkem jfz byl isem nucen
pou2fti celou svoii sflu, abych povin.,
nostem svSm dostati mohli. Pocitl
tento vsak mne stale vzrhstal v
kratk6m case amocnil Sc mn6 tou
m6rou, ze zachvatil i moi chut k
jfdlu spHsobil bezesnost. X Jfdlu
pfistupoval jsem temef osklivostf
a k lozi baznf pred nepokojnou
noci, jiz jsem pred sebou videl.
Pouze neisilnejsfmi pokusy podafilo
Sc mi zmenu tuto ukryti pred zraky
lidu, iiz mdj zavod navstevovali, "a
to vsak spozorovali zmenu tuto v
kratk6 dobe mojf znami. Dospel
isem koneGn6 Y takovY stav, kde mi
nebylo mono dele mlceti a zmfniv
Ne pfedm6tu tomto iednomu re
svych pfatel, poradil mi tento, abych
zkusil Paine-av Celery Compound.
Koupil jsem labev drive jesta netli
jsem uzil ~ davek, spozoroval jsem,
ze navrh m6ho pfitele byl dobry, po.
nevada isem citil valne zlepsenf.
Pokra6oval jsem v uzfvanf nynf
jsen dplne vyldcen. Nam chur k
jfdlu, SPIN dobfe ma mfsto dffvejsf
dnavy Jest mi obchod maj opet pff-
iemnym. Mhzete mne pocftati "a
jednoho nejsiln6jsfch odporucova.
teld Paine-ova Celery Compound.
s ictou, Cbas. Macdonald.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19

Pouze n6kolik krokd cd kfizo-
vatky jedn6 nejziv6isfch ulic v
Chicago a mozna l}ch Spoienych
Statd, naleza SO obchod, jehoz vcho.
dy vejde a vyide denne vice lidu,
nezli kteremkoliv podobnem OBJ
chodu ma zapadd. Mezi navslevo.
vately isou muzi zeny, jichz obIi-
6eje znazornuji intelligence vide.
lanf; zeny, iez isou popfedl spo
lecnosti a umeni; muzi, jiz nabyli
vehlasu We svych povolanich; pray
nfci, lGkati, umdlci, soudci novinafi
Vnitfek mfsta tohoto daya okamait6
syedectvi o dcelu tohoto obrovskeho
zavodu, jen2 jest stfedem b6znych
udalostf ponaucent. Jest to zavod
novinafsk}, jejz vlastnl Charles Nc
Donald dis. 55 Washington ulice,
jenz pise nasleduifcf dopis:
Chicago, 90 nnora 1895. .-Panove
Wells, Richardson IL Co., Burling-
ton, Vt.:-Panove: Jest tem9f po.
vinnostf ka5de osoby uznati slnzbu
prokazanou, necht povaha t6to jest
jakakoliv. Kdyz ysak sluaba tako-
vato jest takoy6ho druhu, 2e ulehcu-
ie trampoty naseho zivota a prone.
huje nase noci, spanek ruficf, v onu
posily a odpo6inku, jest povinnostf
nasf hlasati kdekoliy, iakym sphso.
bem nam poslouaeno bylo. Pied
nekolika m6sfci poeal jsem cftiti nd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19

tszku $3.50, 900, av6ak jiz po neko.
lik roka neprovad6la zadnou inven-
turu, "a to ale byli poslednfm
roce zffzenci pro kradez stale zatS
kani. X procesu nedoslo vsak nj
kdy, ponevadz tato zalesitost byla
vzdy potla6ena. Kdo jsou skute6nf
zlod6ji, nemhze nikdo ffci fidite-
love po6fnajf 81 velmi zdrzenliv6.
Maklefi jsou celf zoufalf, nebot
zasoba psenice &. obnasf pouze
$4,000 busla, tim nemohou Sc
kontraktni dodavky pro mdsfc Der
venec krSu. Cely st. Louis jest
zadostiv zvGd6ti, kdo vlastnd pse.
nici kradl.
STAY 0y0ce.
Hospodafska ifadovna We Wash
ingtonu vyda pfistt tYden 6ervno-
YOU zpravu o ovoci, nis bude
hlayne pojednavati skode majo-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19
'RocNfk XIV. ClsL0 10.
Vystraha!

\ Posledni dobou doAlo mas ntkolik
fotarh tesk ych osad iow.kych. ada
lomna najakdbo ccstujfciho jcdna.
|eIey lowe name. Podot}khme, 10
|edinkym cestujicim Iednatelem ma
jim jest piitomnd p. ]. K. SINkULE.
I.eryi pfitomnd ma sfchodd Sc ma
fsA a sddng jiag, necbt udAyA 81
peno jakdkoliv, ku kollekcfm "a
Asopisy naie opravnd neni "a pc.
W jin6mn odevxdand zodpovtdny.
nejsme.
Kaidy nechf proto dh ii m pod
aika poxor nechr nalozf MIN
ss. jak tobo plnou mdrou zasluhuje
pyd. Pok. Zdpadu,
4 Knih. DIN. a Hosp.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19

bicyklu vypravil Sc pondelf o
1. hod. rannf vojfn A. Mattey a
&c nese poselstvf cd gen. Milese
Fort Hamilton, l.. L., gen. Msr-
yittovi We Fort Sheridan, Ill. Jest
i dpln6m yaleonem vyzbrojenf
ese sebou pfikrSvky, tax ably
4 by pfenocovati moil tam, kde nocf
!. .stihnut bude. O6ekAvA Sc, 10
raxf cestu onu "a IL dnh.
4 Hostince zavfeny.
N v Des Moines, Ia, zayfeny liter.
fem vsechny hostince tamnf, KITE
Eez cd pfijetf znAm6ho "mulct
Esw" otevfeny byly a aice zavfeny
I. .4sledkem rozhodnud soudnfho, ze
4 ocet podpis6 ob6ana poplatnfk6
Sia zAdosti o povolenf hostincd me-
ostacitelnym byl, mimo dehoz prt
nektere podpisd zfskAny podvo-
Hem a jine dokonce falsovany. Ho.
ktinstf pochybujf, 10 Sc Jim podafi
|ia novou zAdost dostate6neho po.
|itu podpish zfskatl, nebor prohibi-
EAci dsilovn6 agituif jiz po delsf
alobu, kdezto strana druha hecinn6
2uce kiln slozene m6la.
Z Zlato ' Oklahoma.
I z Guthrie, Okla, oznameno v
cry, ze jiz po delsf dobu SO pro-
5ehalo, ze nalezeno zlato We znac.
mem mnozstvf Boggy Creeku, as
"a mil jihozapadne cd Arapahoe,
Guthrie Co., a xprAva Ia nynf ze
botvrzena jest. Zlata zfla tato Sc
,tAhne pry cd Cobb Creeku Y CaIdo
,ckresu al k Boggy Creeku, do
vzdAlenosti 40 mil a misty roxvSt.
suje SO do sffky 3 al ii mil. Ruda
nachAzf prf Sc prdmerem hloubce
stop q jest pry ma zlato neobycej.
. bohatou.
Y D0sud fadi.
Lesnf pozary, jez, jak minule
: s,me o1nAmili, okolf Bradford,
Pa, znovu vypukly, dosud zhoubne
fkdf a skody opetne budou nesmfr-
1gmi. TAX okresu Elk jsou lesy
mezi Russo City a Chaffee v jedin-
KEN plameni. Mas.ecko Kane oh
klf6eno Jest prav3m mofem pla
menntm a to, co uniklo pozaru mi
.rulemu, st&vA Sc nynf obetf drave-
J, zivlu. Zna6n5 po6et osob za-
.nSstnAn jest obmezovanfm plane.
nd, tax ably na skladiat6 olejnA SO
rorSffiti nemohly. u Sugar Run
xni6eno bylo pozarem 1900, 900
stop klAd a pres 1000 kordh kary.
Mezi Chipmunk q Limestone fAdf
tsz rnacnou merou pozAry lesnf a
sna6ns cennsho majetku jest v ne.
bsspe6f, kterat jedine brrks desr
sazehnati mule.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19

vSmi mrazy a studenou pov6trnostf
sphsobenymi. DIE teto zpravy ne
natropilo studen6 pocasf tolik sko.
dy, jak Sc po6atku myslelo stav
ovoce jest nynt mnohem pffzniv6j.
II, nezli byl v loni. Pouze We dvou
statech jest vyhlfdka slaba sice
Ohio a Michiganu, kde studene po-
cast nejvfce skod nad6lalo. Ostatnf
ovoon6 staty mali dobre vyhlfdky
netfeba sc obavati, ze bude ovoce
tuze drahe. Ze vseho ovoce 81
nejldpe stojf iablka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19


desta. uroda pAenioe bude polo
vidnf, korna stoji 81 yybornd a sli.
buje dAti tn nejbobataf sklireh V
d6jinAoh stktu; sklizeh ovoce bude
obnAaeti AZ dvt tfetiny sklirnd oby.
define. Sepa bude mAlo, IA TO ale
vojtdiky skiidf SO hojnt.
Nastoupll irest
v dtery pastouplo trest pot dFad.
nikh anie rfirenoh ielexnidnich,
ktefi, jak znamo, xArovef pfedse.
dou unie, Debscm, Chicago pro
nevAinost rorkard soudh spolko.
vych do v6xcnf odsouxeni byli a
rossudek proti mimi pied dv6ma
tydny soudem spolkovym potvrsen
byl. Pfedseda unie, Debs, kteryi
tea trest nastoupiti mel, so v ur6ity
cas- M nhdraai, jakz byl slibil, ne.
dostavil sphsobeno tim zna6ne
pfekvapeni vyslovovany dokonce
| obavy, 10 snad do bot prasknul.
Domnenka Ia byla tfr pravdepo.
dohrajsf, an Debs jit polednach
v ruce marsala spolkoveho Sc ode.
vidal, ofmz naruka jeho xaroveh !
platnosti pozbyla a on pouze ma
6estn6 slovo sv6 propulsion byi.
Maraalem vyslAna ia Debsem hned
celia fada pfirucfcb, vzdor pilnemu
pAtranf nemohl ale Dalexen byti -
al sam We stfedu do ifadovny mar
aAlovy Sc dostavil. Bylo pry mu
v dtery pohdkud spatn6 a proto 81
u jednoho znameho trochu zdfim.
null a slavn6 take xaspal. - Byl cd
|poledne dopraven "a svymi sou.
diuhy do v6xenf We Woodstock.
Dojde K vytrznostemi
| z Boise, Idaho, dosla We stfedu
zprava, 10 hornickem distriktu
Coner d. Alene, v severnfm Idaho,
hroEf op6tn6 dojfti k vAznym nepo.
kojdm d6lnickym sice pdvod toho
hledati dluzno pfibfranf d6lnfka
neuniovych. Delnfci uniovf spoil
Gill SO totiz IA tim i6elem, ably v
dolech vShradne jsn hornfci uniovf
zam6stnAvAni byli proti MIN zalo.
lena Ease lfga pofadku a xAkona,
kteraz obrala 81 xa lGel chraniti
kazdeho delnfka jeho pravech,
pracovati, kdyz praci dostati maze,
jakoz haiti majitele dold, tax
ably zam6stnavati mohli kazd6ho,
koho Sc jim zlfbf. Unie prohlasila,
70 toto ymesovani lfgy oboanskd
do zAlezitosd delnickych lfbiti 81
neneohA q ze nasilim postara Sc O
to, ably aAdnS nez uniovy d6lnfk do
dolf nevkroGil. - Jelikoz vxnikly
obavy, ze snadno ku krvave srAzce
dojfti by mohlo, pozadal guverner
odbor valky prop6j6enf zbranf,
jimiz by dcbrovolnfci - an Idaho
zadn6 milice uema - ozbroieni
byli, TAX ably udrzenf pofadku
starati SO mohli.
vyda Sc soudu.
Pokladnfk Jianf Dakoty, Taylor,
ktery osvindloval statnf pokladnu O
hezkou sumickd penez al posud
Sc skryval, obavaje Sc zat6enf, ma.
bazil SO konecn6 prchanf pred IRA.
dy. V pondelf dne IL. 6ervna Wy
dan byl ma neho zatykac dan Y
ruce jeho pfAtel, kteff no slibili do
rukou dfada vydati. Taylor wye.
dnaval dlouho skrse sve pfAtele sc
statnfm navladnfm a u6in6no bylo
dohodnutf, 10 Taylor nahradf statu
akody ze tax trestu unikne. Hi.
storie Tayloroya iteku Jest rajfma.
vi. Po prozrarenf jeho zpronev9.
fenf prchl do Floridy. Odtamtud
Sc odebral do Havany, pax do
Stfednf Ameriky, do holandske
Guineje Jiznf Americe, pax do
K;nustonu nm Jamaica kda nT..,al
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19

Prohibicaci ohiostf odbyvali
statnf svou konvenci We stfedu We
Springfield navrhli samostatne 6e-
kance pro vsechny dfady statnf.
Ia guvern6ra navrzen Seth III. Ellis
platforma vyslovuif Sc pro svo-
bodnG a neobmesene razenf stfibra,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19

H. Tam 40 mu kone6nt cestoyhni
incohutiIo podaI yyjednhvati
Ikrie ave prhvniky SO stAtntm nA
,ladnfm stAtu Jiiui Dakoty. Zhro
yen Sc blflil pomala bfebhm Spol.
5tAth q kdyi bylo Iaktsi dohodnu,i
,6intno, odebral sc optt do spoi
stAth. All v desiti dneoh odekAyh
40 jeho nAyrat do Pierre.
yysinat koieJi
AZ Q mile vyohodnt cd Kane,
Pa, vysinol se dtery rama |, ko.
left nAkladnf vlak Philadclphia d
Erie drahy. pii deml 10 worn W.
soktho naspu sjelo roztfialdno
bylo. Meri rortffstanymi yoxy
naltral Sc ! jcdcn = nhdrikou pe.
trolejc, kt1rYt 80 yzbal rhby
trosky jndinkdm plamcni sc ma
ldraly. Jsou obavy, &c troskacb
uv6zn6no bylo n6kolik osob, jet
bidn6 sahynuly.
Desna pomsta.
We Willis Landing, bliie st.
Charles, ma fece White Arkan.
sasu, tabofila tlupa vSletnikh, mu.
10, len q d6ti, ktefi se bavili rybo.
lovem. Sousedufm farmerhm SO
ztracela prasata q n6kteff obvifo
vail svatecnf rybafe mdsta, ae
Jim je stfflejf, kdyz jim ryby ne.
chit brat. V nedali, dne o. oervna
odpoledne pfijel farmaf Kemp, je-
mua nejvfce prasat se ztraiilo, 3
tlupou sousedh do Willis Landing.
vs,chni byli ozbrojeni brokovnice'
mi, jelenfmi broky nabitymi, a die
udanf obyvatel, ma mol zpitf. Jak.
mile pfijeli ma dostfel k stanu W.
letnfkh, pocali beze vsi vystrahy
palit do stanu, v n6mz se nalezaly
nejvfce bezbranne zeny d6ti. Je-
dna lena a jeden cblapec byli ma
mfst6 zabiti a jedno d6vce smrtelne
poraneno, takze do veGera zemfelo.
Zen6 vnikl plny naboj jelenfch
broka do prsou ubohy chlapec
byl temaf ma kusy rozstfflen. Je.
dnomu muzi vjel naboj do kotnfku
a noha mu musela b5t odejmuta.
Druhy muz We stanu jediny mel
pusku a namffiv ma Kempa, zastfe.
lii jej ma mfst6. Ostatnf zlosyni
Sc pax dali na dtek.
Kroupy vytloukly okna.
V pond6lf, dne IL. 6ervna, ma.
vstfvilo m6sto Fargus Falls Y Min
nesot6 desne krupobitf, jake zde
dosud nikdo nepamatuje. Kroupy
Sc sypaly plnSch Is minnt 8 prud.
kYm yetrem desne skody ma obili
v okolf a oknech v m6ste byly
spdsobeny. N6ktere kusy ledu byly
TAX velike jako pest. Boufe pfisla
cd severozapadu vsechna okna v
m6ste ma t6chto stranach byla dpl,
ne vytlucena. Mnoho sindelovych
a plechoyych stfech bylo poroucha
no. Pon6vadz mnoho psenice do.
sud nebylo We sloupkach, neni
skoda na nf TAX velika, ponavadz
so bude moci vzpamatovat. Kterd
ale byla We sloupkach, je znicena a
must byt zaorana.
100, 900 busld psenice ukradeno.
Jiz po 6trnact dnf udrzujo st..
louisske obchodnictvo v napjetf OBJ
chodnf skandal, jehoz podrobnosti
SO pe6liv9 zatajujf. Jedna Sc 0
obrovskf schodek zasobach pse-
nice Omitted Elevator CO.., nej,
vetsfho to obchodu sveho druhu ma
sapade. Vyslo TO ma ievo tim, ze
n9kteff akcionafi uvedli do trhu
nahle sve akcie, kter6 "a kazdou
cenn prodavali, takze k1rs dotyc.
ntcb akcif ,bnisf nynf pouze s3l.
Kdyz ale nahle psenice vystoupla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19
MOVE zpRAW DoMACl.

Kronilxn udaiosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-19
OMAHA NEBRASKA We sTReDu 10 ctavsA

podaiiIo prchrout do Para l,ra,i.
III. Tam 40 mu kone6nt cestoyhnf
rneohutilo q po6al yyjednhvati
skrie ave prhvniky SO sthtntm nA
yladnim stAtu Jilut Dakoty Zhro.
ven Sc blfiil pomala bfebhm spoI.
stAta q kdyi bylo laktsi dchodnu.i
u6intno, odebral se optt do spoi
siAth. All v desiti dneoh o6ekAyh
40 jeho nAyrat do Pierre.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-22
cnrvcr,s cnnIlcngc to wchster.

Dr. w f. Carver, who signs himself
champion shot of the world" has accept
ed the challenge issued by John Webster,
of Manchester England The current mum
ber of the American Field contains the
doctors formal acceptance of the chai-
lenge 1t is dated Kansas City and reads:
In reply to John Webster Manchester,
England, who. | see challenges any man
in America to shoot for $1,000 at 100 blue
rocks, l suppose, of course, he means to
shoot in England l will say that l ac-
cept his proposition and Will shoot for
81 900 or as much more as he wishes.
shall expect him to deposit all of the $1,000
in the hands of tn" London Sportsman
or some other responsible paper As soon
as he does this l will name the date and at
once so to England. I simply want sixty
days notice. or he can name the time and
place, giving me time TO get over there.
George IIlcinman and Or, Carver VIII
meet for the cast iron championship medal
at Watson's park next Thursday after
noon The race Will be at 100 birds for 800
a side The medal represents the live bird
championship of America and was won by
Klcinman in open competition a few weeks
ago. Carver being che OF the unsuccessful
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-22
Fred Iiyroncmous Reported Dead.

\ report reached this city yesterday TO
the effect that Fred Hvroncmous, who de-
serted his wife few days before Christ
mas had died tn Georgetown, lly. Several
years ago Hyronemous married "A widow by
the name of Stayton. residing thr miles
from this city. At the time of the marriage
he was % and she IS years OF age. The
marriage caused considerable comment in
the neiGhhorhood. as Mrs. Stayton pos-
sessed a fine farm and a good bank ac-
count. Their married life was supposed to
be happy up TO the date OF his leaving her.
Since his departure no word has been re-
celved as to why he left home. The report
that ne met death In Kentucky was dis
credited yesterday by friends Of the family
who are after him with view of bringing
him to Justice
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-22

Mrs. Jacob Fletcher entertained num-
Der of little folks Saturday afternoon last.
The event was In celebration of the 10th
birthday OF her little daughter May. The
little folks made merry from to o'clock,
at which time refreshments were served.
Many pretty little souvenirs of the event
were brought by the little folks. Mrs.
Fletcher was assisted by Mrs. Devasher
and Mrs. Matson Ramsey. Those present
We're: Misses Bertha Stafford, Emma
Winstanley, Fannie Martin, Julia Ward
Mamie Querrier. Francis Douglas, Blanche
Stafford. Maggie Towsley, Anna Sermon,
Edith Winstanley, Joie Sitlington. Nttie
Reick, Frances Wray, Lenne Bolt2, Maud
Swalwell. Frances Clements, Aicne Long.
Merle Douglas. Myrtle Hagan. Ethel
Fletcher, May Fletcher and Merle Fletch-
er; Masters Roy Devashcr, Herman Reick
Frank sullivan, Arthur Page, Harold Da-
vies Frank Kelley, John Querrer. Dol
son Quier, Harry Sermon. Howard HILL
Woodson Reese, Warner Martin, Ernest
Norris, Harry Truman. Cornell Hagan. Err
nest Reese. Vivian Truman. Watson
Fletcher and Mr.. VIII Ramsey
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-22

Have you ever noticed" asked an OBJ
serving young woman, 'hOw much politer
men are who are standing up in street
cars than men who are sitting down"
! confessed that / had not.
well, you watch and you will find out
that ! am right. 1t is comparatively sell
dom that | enter a crowded car and have
man rise 10 offer me his seat. Most men
settle themselves comfortably, stick their
noses more deeply into their newspapers
and pretend they don't see me hanging
fast to the strap. But II anyone should
yacate a seat and a man was standing by
1t, the chances are 30 TO ! that he would
beckon me to come and take II rather than
sit down himself
Now, this isn't imagination. I've no.
ticed IL scores of time. / think men so on
the principle that possession Is nine-tenths
of the law, or rather, l might say, nine
tenths OF polteness. What man has he
keeps, and he says, Hang politenesP But
II he is already standlng 1t is just as easy
for him to keep on standing, and In that
case politenee h7s some show with him
I'm not t',F.ag nonsense now" she went
on with m rry laugh. I'm talking fact,
and If you don't believe It you can easily
get proof l.i ypurself."
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-22
sALrSA EXCITED.
Results Of the suits Brought by the Gov.
ern,nent.

sann. Kas.. Jan. 2l.-(spccial) Wide
spread eXcitment has been aroused In this
and adjoining counties over the suit
brought by the government against parties
holding lands bought from the lnion Pa
ciic railroad summonses nave been 3.tved
on l50 residents of this county 20 appear
before the United States circuit court n"Nt
month, All along the line of the Union Ia
cihc hundreds have been made defcn lauts
by this move of the government. In order
TO decide upon plan OF action n meeting,
which was largely attended. was held in
Judge Lamkin's Office last night and the
situation talked over carefuny similar
suit Is now being tried n ha St. Luus
courts and IT was agreed to await the out
come of that case before acting
In brief, the history of the land case Is
as follows. In 60 the government granted
the odd sections twenty miles on either side
of the Kansas Pacific railroad to the rail
road company. excepting all those parts
which had been pre-empted or home
steaded. In ISL the Boyd decision In case
against the Burlington railroad
made n change in the situation. This de-
clsion was favorable to parties who pre-
enptcd the land before the railroad was
definitely located. a stream of people then
poured In upon the land along the Kansas
Pacific railroad. The railroad company con-
tested the claims In the land Office ana
maintained their ownership of the land. In
1857 congress passed an act to provide Tor
the adjustment of land grants made BY
congress to aid In the construction OF rail-
roads and for the projection of unearned
lands and for other purposes" Under the
provisions of this act 1t became the duty
of the secretary of the interior to adjust
land suits and secure reconveyance OF
"unearned r,airoad lands to the govern
ment." Now these parties who at present
hold the titles to this land, and some OF
whom are themselves living upon IT, arc
sued at the instance Of tnr government.
1t is reported that the railroad company
now consolidated with the Union Paciilc
company. will pay for the land If neces-
sary. The land owners are very much IN
disposed to pay twice for the same land
after keeping mp taxes for many years.
Yet they cannot afford to let the land 60.
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miscellaneous.

W. c. Adams, of Atherton was in the
city yesterday.
Frank Mckee has returned from A trip
to Northwestern Iowa.
Mrs. Nj. Sampson is quite i'll at her
home, on the East side OF the square.
Miss Emma Christopher of Harrison
Vile, Mo, and Miss Lulu Christopher, of
Warrensburg, are the guests of Mrs. j.
l.. Phelps, at her home on Elm street.
Rev. Clayette. of Marshall. Mo-, Is the
guest of Rev. Piper. Rev Clayette con-
Quoted the services at the Cumberland
church Sunday.
J. p. Burtis, of Waterville, Kas., is the
guest of his brother, c. l.. Burtis. in Haw-
thorne place.
Leonard Vinegar was arrested yesterday
for disturbing the peace. Alexander Lobb
was also arrested on a similar charge
They We're arraigned and the trial set for
Wednesday.
Mildred, the little daughter of C. f.
Knox, was reported 10 be quite i'll yes
terday
John Carr. assistant doorkeeper of the
state senate, will leave to-day to look aft
er his duties at Jefferson City
John TOrpy disposed of two tenement
houses and five building lots yesterday.
He received in return 269 acres of farm
ing land in Webster county, Mo, which he
values at 5000.
j. y. Southern will leave to-day for St.
Louis where he will appear for the de-
fendant before the United States court of
appeals in the Temple lot suit The ques-
tIon as to the possession of the lot is to
come up for final hearing.
James Huron was arrested yesterday
morning by Constable holland on the
charge of vagrancy. Huron terrorized res
| iients of South Main street by feigning
insanity. Yesterday morning Justice Nil!
ard gave him thirty days in Jail.
S. II. Chiles. S. Hudson and A. j. Beck
EFT filed an appraisement of the Reber
"a In tna
The report shows that 600 acres of land
| belonEing to the estate was appraised at
s5j560, The debts We're shown to he about
$33 OtO
telegram was received in this city
yesterday announcing the death of Mrs
Carrie Payne nt Hutchinson, Kas. Mrs.
Payne formerly lived in this city. She was
| Miss Carrie Dunlap. Captain l.. p.
Williamson, an uncle of the deceased, left
yesterday TO attend the funeral.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-22
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Constantinople, Jan. 2l,-It is stated on
good authority that Alexander w Terrell,
the United States minister, has submitted
to the porte President Cleveland's sug-
gestion to establish consulates at Erze-
roum, Van. Bitlls and other points. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Terrell is to see the
minister of foreign affairs, Said Pasha,
on the subject shortly.
Guadalajara Mexico, Jan 2l.-Frank w.
Clarke, formerly a well known commission
merchant of Chicago. but who for some
time past has been a resident In Mexico,
looking after his extensive mining prop,
critics in the state of Durango. was killed
few days ago by an American companion
named Lacey, with whom he was making
the overland trip from this city to Mazat-
Ian. The affair occurred In the mountains
near the village of Tasou. Lacey gave him
self up 10 the authorities. He claims that
his Winchester was accidentally dis
charged. the bullet passing through Mr..
Clarke's head.
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Spikes.

The receivers of the Union Pacific report
that January and June, 1891, coupons on
Utah & Northern rs will shortly be paid.
1t is also reported that the June 1894, cou-
pons of the Union Pacific collateral trust
per cent bonds will he paid in the near
future No meeting of stockholders will
take place until the annual meeting in
April
The committee OF the first mortgage bond
holders of the Peoria, Decatur d Evans
vile railroad expect to receive the official
report OF the receivers of the company
about February IL. and shortly thereafter
the company will pursue plan of reor-
gani2atlon.
The earnings of the Atchison system for
the second week in January were $6Ii. i35,
an increase of $lG,SlS over the correspond
ing week of last year.
The Columbus. Sandusky G Hooking
railroad has elected as directors Henry w.
Putnam, Jr., ana Dudley Evans, of New
York Charles w. Hinchman, Philadelphia; /;
j. II. Stewart and Ed Xurhorst, Sandusky:
Charles L. Andrews. Zanesville; d. SGray,
w. II. Ciuerin, II. u. Turney, G. c. Hoover,
+. j. Pickard, G.. w. Sinks, Theodore Leon
ard and c. d. Frestone, of Columbus.
President, w. T.. Ciuerin.
f. B. Rowland, travelling passenger agent
of the Grand Trunk railway, with head
quarters in Chicago, was in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Rowland is the giant of the
Western travelling passenger agents.