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Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Special Uorreapondenoe Evenina Journal.
NRw CASTLE. April ".

Early yesterday afternoon the British
steamship Luclline. which ran hard
aground of this city on Bulkhead bar,
WAS foated and found to be only slightly
damaged. Tugs Juno, + A. Churchman
and Naw Castle assisted the bulk carrier
LOnfamme along side the vessel In
distress and the latter was lightered BY
pumplng $50 tons Of molasses out OF her
tanks and into those Of LOfinamme.
Both vessels proceeded on up to Philadel
phia
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

organ, every ligament and every muscle in
my body was more or less diseased. felt
that II did not get relief soon l should
die. read so much about Hoods Sarss-
parilla that 1 resolved to try 1t. When 1
had taken one bottle, could eat heartily
without indigestion, and few Hood's
Pills relieved me of troublesome constipa-
tion. have now taken five or six bottles
Of Hoods sarssparilla, and ana in very
much better health. Now
My House Cleaning
has come, but Hoods and / together will
master that trial. feel so thankful that
am well and hope my testimonial will
help other weak, tired, nervous women. r
hrs. HELEN HIsEERD, TulIy, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Professor whitsIook's Admirable sug.
Rsation.

Professor j. A Whitelock formerly OF
the high school. this city, now principal
OF the schools st Cape May Court House,
N. j., has stirred up the patriotic people
Of Cape May county. N. j., by strong
editorial recommendation that April 10
be celebrated with equal pomp as May 30
as the anniversary OF Llncoln's burial
In an excellent editorial la the County
Gazette, the professor says:
Easter and the living Christ The
14th OF April and the martyred Lincoln |
What an association The One died as
the head Of creation; the other fell as the
head of the nation. From the holy
sepulchre arose the brightest hope
OF the highest exaltation In the
world to come From the tomb OF
Lincoln has risen q new republic, with
brighter prospects that Ito use his own
immortal words) government Of the
people, by the people, for the people,
may not perish from the earth
AYE, tell the story often. Keep IL
before the people. Write IL on their
hearts, lest being forgotten, the republic
decay, history lose its brightest pages
and humanity its noblsst ensamplss ,"
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
: pring NJ edicine
Refreshing sleep.

makes that strength which overcomei
nervous exhaustion, and gives
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

For many years have been in poor
health, weak, nervous and dyspeptic.
had no appetite and was on the border Of
Nervous ProstratIon.
1 took Hoods sarsaparilla and it did me
ever so much good. This winter 1t does
not seem as though am the same person.
My appetite is greatly improved. ara
less nervous, az stronger and
Eat Heartily
without distress Such a condition was
unknown to me before taking Hoods Ssr-
saparilla. MY mother, aged 81, has taken
Hoods Sarsaparilla and I know 1t has
done her lots Of good. Other friends
have also been helped by it," MRS. g. Q.
CAY, Barre, Vermont.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
From Prison to Asylum.

Several days ago William B Price,
Mil Creek colored man, was brought to
prison here for sixty days for assault
and battery upon Mill Creek woman OF
his color. Incarceration proved too much
for Price aud he lost his reason. He was
taken out Of the jail this morning and
sent to the Delaware State Hospital at
Farnhurst.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

BANKINa AND FINANoIAL.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Elegant line of Piece Goods to
Make to Measure. Fit, workman
ship and price Guaranteed
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09
Warint= 0cn1ret.

9ette Saaben er pei Oct irpsteli9te,
lom Wennelfer bar ijenot. Oct iwes
at pnrc ct rent Qesetoi, Masen til De
@eparcr, iom Smaagutter brilger; men
Set fan lloieube 600 Glib / Minutet,
CO naar buer Mtano ct &eaiment bGs
rer ct ianbnnt 8eupr, fan Geoimentet
ltDoe 36, 100000 Gfuo / en- Sime. Sa
bet er life Stuo, lom bnlpt CT uiarli0e
lt9elom De, Der ubienoes al bore 9iRn9ie
Geooluere; meu Suglerue fan tr1nae
l9jennem en- G9eblOt paa 40 Sommcrs
SDffelle. Selu ON Doerit iaa al Dem
trefIer, pil &ris bliue eft llMuli9 bco,
cg De p9loigs itaaenoe Irmeer, Iom
tpnger paa Guropas Sfottepoere r9 er
nar peo at TRIPLE benz til Soroeu, fan
iaa Sjemlop.
Saal9nge 9itrrtfereu bolbes tilbn0e,
ifpoer Wiorim9eu9ret al fig ielp, inbtil
Ammunition CT lluppet up. Oct fan
laoes paa IS Sefunoer, os SfpHnilts
gen tun be9pnbe, iaainart Der CT for,s
mdnoeret 5pr. S b~ier9rise 9aube ium
9torse fan nosle iaa Mano, iom er
unbnet meo bette GepRr, neomeie ell
Def Irme. Set er insen SuerbripelIe
at lise, at {. Gr. 100 Mauo pil eiore
BET al meb en- aaualleriitprte paa 1O,s
600. Spao ben npe SfDoemaifire fan
bliue iii, er Oct en- llmuligbeo at for
Gn iastpuOis Militar ubtalte
npli9: "Set er bet meit bg~bbringeuoe
je9 nosenlinoe bar Jet. Man
Gar lagt, at BET bare er ct 2esetpi; men
bets NtfurateSie p9 Sifferbeo fan
Ell til at blegne". Susr @usle
fan gaa 9jenuem 6 Manb, ps Gepars
lmunoln9en fan penoes ps Dreies ipm Ell
Sapeipr5ite.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09
Gn ucInDrct SD.

Glasgow i Siptlanb bar Orb for at
tGlle bet itprlie 9lntal iororutnc auins
Der blanbt fine Snobpsacre; men Spen
bar oaIaa line lpie Sioer, us i Senipn til
acmmunallipre fan Den tleuc ipm Nignz
tier ior De fore StRber / Nmerita.
Glasgow Sprsere bar ta9ct bet
flose &nao at laoe atle poIitlite Scnipu
lare. noar oct sielSsr at beige BY
iaore. % fun le ben iii &auoioaternes
Snplst De Eager. iom ell SpItprelle
mao pebanolc. 5pisen er, at Spen
bar 'aaet SAINT. % @a~siuriuniuo.
elsi''.H oeipsn'n8, Barter, uIientllse
Saoslteoer, eppruOsue cs ,ene @aSsr
J lor Ell laa r'nse Sstonuins lUm mulio.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09
9ecorab Dg Smegn.
Ten 9nc MMalit 1895.
6 fss {. q - [ 10 :.

- Gioite Gpnoaa ipilcOe gloroneis
~~gbampions" o. Ssiian "DoeueS"
Bob. Nrrones poHot mco % MOB II.
- Sirbmnuo 9. 8. Sfaus ira 9tls
bert Sea, Mtinn,, italpieoc / ManOass
poer noole Elmer paa Gieutfmrcile til
Gbicu0u.
Mrs. Die Z. Garien al Canoe
reiite / SjrsOngs iii minneapolis for
at beis9e fin GOIter Mirs. tpplt og OFT.
bre befjenbtc beroppe. Sun a0ter Of
we're Der ct GSar Tigers Sio.
Mrs. 6. III. Guunes % Mrs.
Gete Senien reiite til Chicago iioite
Tirsbas CO pil tilbrinae en- 9io Der
blanot SlGst o9 Senner,
Guoreip Stcen er herneoe fra
Spring @roue. San tps Yste Seuien
til SnOepenOsrce.
- 2ars &asmusieu Ss(lesaarb al
Crane Greet bar i 9ecorab iibite Man.
Dag | Seirg hos Nnbrep Nelion.
&jDbmGno g. $. Satten al 8eu=
ION, Minn., beip9er Iprt,ben Slest us
9suuer / @inueibeif County.
- 50 unse WiGne al Spring Salep
giinn., 6anoe % Sbelouu er ber i
Seies hos SlG9tnln9e.
Ggcuriionen til Snbepenocnce
ioa9mor9cs beitpo al fem iulbe Sp9ue.
3icsnet uibOlbt mango ira at reiic.
Sar9iorenin9en "2nren" qao
Camp Salbala" Ell eerenabe isaars
q tes.
Spaboloer Sarrp Sanion, a
6orcit Gitp, or iortiOen @jalt / Camp
8albaQa".
Shrono !Sausie tilbrinser fin
5erlc / 6ureit Gtp. San reilte i
Sbprsodg5.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09
Wmerifa ior 100 War Sipem.
0t fnite Nnlf @inlhsfnnniel mar

git taite 5olf i @ialbsian9iel bar
ell a~lminoelis bacbct 6rcmsanssmaaoe,
Ser uur bensars iuseu piientlise
SibliDtbcfer De 5orenebe Stater.
NGiten alilass SusseraaO bleu ims
pprteret ira gnGlano.
Gn gammel &obber9rube / Gonlecs
ticut brugtes til SGn9iel.
Gutuer Gentleman bar S~aarpilf %
puoieoe lit 6aar.
Ser Ianbtes iun Ell eneite 6atiabrif,
og her tiluirfeoes bare trefauteoc Satte.
80 GoItoO9ue (9ilisencer) ivrte al
pen &elietraiif, iom loresit mellem 9telp
YVrf % SoItou.
Gn Serre, iOm bilite Ell Game,
MATTE baaoe buffe os itrabe.
Slrainias Snobps9ers u0sicr0e ell
6emteoel al tele 9aubets Seiulfnina.
Steuipi itoO i Lap Surs, iorbi BET
lleo paa aniusesen.
Gn 0a9lp1ner iDntes, ban bleu eoot
betalt, naar ban tit 20 Gents on,
9agen.
Gen Mano, iom pppcoe at laoe
baant ON &raiten euer f~ritliere bans
Yraolten, blep ilast SgOer.
aipe, 5leif, iaIt 6lif. &pteter %
Walssroo bar DC itaaeuoe Hetter belle
gtaret ruubt.
S New Yort % Bottom aiiraiieoes
6orbrpoere peo at binoes O9 piIfes
eQcr ueo at iGttes / @~abcItOffeu.
Snapper bar iielpne % toItbarc;
SentlGoer upbeitebes peo SiGlp al
eaer Saanb.
Gn npoutommen 5nn9ielss aanoioat
o~perInlotes al fine MeSianser % be-
rppeoes alt, buao ban eieoe.
gtaar Ell Mano life gulfeoe mere
8be, la9oe ban Sfeen ooer Soppen lum
8egu berpaa.
9~uGbentlGoer al Climb, en- ruoet
Stiurte, reo 5lannelsjafte % Ell tr.s
Snt nosioroe Suultnerens 9raat.
&irteioaetten optoses i Ell Gpie, Der
til Gnoen al Ell S,pf. buortil
oslaa en- SIaloe BAT anbrngt iort at
Oaite ipunise alrfesiensere % miuoe
ON beres S~ferpli9t.
0or at bgor paa maualenoe pgueoe
Spler. Nuorai ingeu iabrlterepeS Ger i
sanost. aoieoe Susmposrm bet Ser
C6lorl bun tran9te, % ipanot til
Susbrus. 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09

% IloermGnoere taser life au6eu Be-
failing for it Grbeioe eno ben sGre,
iom er ~icrbnnoen meb at gisre pei %
ifaife fine W%teoborsere Gipi!iiaiionens
Sefucmmcli9beoer.
Glasgow bar ct ppperliot 3rittes
oano, lOm fommer ira 2ob Gatr,ue,
os fun Gubtin betaler miuorc 8auos
fiat. Solicit iaar Gas for COO pr.
1000 SOB. 5or 6 Nnr Iioen fipbte
Bbrdaoet ale GpOruognsreitiaGeoer
al De gamte aompanier, oa itrafs efter
anitaffeoe bet 800 npe 8osne, ION
bleo trufne al 5000 Seite, Os ~ouiatte
], 200 nDe ginno. Oct foIter life Sc
Iom I Intcrlfa at fjere meo Gpprpo9r,
men Triien er irl lie til dc eiter gtIs
ltanoen. Sucr uae betale5 100000
lie 6ares, 100000 &c 5ares, $4,000
&c 6ares o. 10000 &c 5ares. Gor
9tembeoenS Stplo tRufer ma NJ, paa
at inoipre ems 4ris for ale 9IItaubc,
,ernlis &c.
Spen for,, ba ben itprebes al 9olis
there, | ell flor Gielo, 40 MiQioner
Dollars; men unber bet nDe "upolitiite"
Stpre CT @jeloen itnoia blepcn for
og / 2ebet al 20 glor b~ereitcr
man al faa ben betalt. Sfnttes
oil ba life BABE at bore andre
Sproer enO Dem, ION ell icruuiti9
Gfonpmt paatp1ner 3onmuueu Y
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09

eraltat'On hos mig, eler ON jsa bopo,
eplier'lfe anlas. 9an iusoe Mei. "a
aabreoe jes nit Sierte for BAN, % nav,
Doerten sjOrOe Scar al mig eaer itjaeoe
lis rantroenoe tit min Siliprie; tu,rti.
mob f~ortalte ban mig ct anoet Gremp,r
al lisnenbe Grt, Ser uar brnot en- ge,,
al BAN,
Seq ilutter meO at ii8e, at iea er
pll's til at beeb'se, buab jc9 her bor
fOrtaIt, % jeg ifal usiaa pripat cpoips
Napne til Dem, ipm tpiler.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09
@n bcorc Srcmsangs=
tta1Oc.

@pls Salubelen al Den Million 9ol-
oars, Der aarlis msoaaar til SattiQun-
o%erltpttelie / New gOrt, blep anbraat
| nO9et At bet lcbise 2anb i Yelteu, %
Den oqporenoc SlGst ira bet iatti0ite
Clement Der / Spen blep lat / Sirfiums
bep III at ppbprfe bet iaaleoes inos
fjpbte 2anb. riloe mango etaflcr Der.
zen biiue iat iitano til at ernare fla
ielp, pan famine 5io Tom De berpeo
oltoe gjpre Nptte / Gamiuuoet on BIZ
bragg III ben nlminoellae IelItauo
'iteoetiur at bcnIl9bc lit aip lom Ggos
oG9t ior be iremabfrrbenbe Soroere
% ION StampIetter pau Dor Giuiliias
ton.
Sanoe!ig. Der iinbes en- ~betponinass
inlo Slrieplaos for bore Sllantrcper! !
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09
ST. triH 0inprie.
Ut &lpbeubaunerblao fortpQer:

st aipbenbaunerblao fortnQer:
W'elem be manse ipnoaast(rS,,
Menneifer, Der S0nbas Gftermio0o,
bepaseoe Jig irem ps tilba0e paa Otter,
8aoe, la9sc man uuilfaarlig 0tarfe til
en- alore Wtanb, buis &srIuu % alnOc.
orast iDntes at itaa i ct marfcliot
Wtstorbolo til b%innnpen.
San bar pieniynlis 9lrbeioer. .Nous
Tps par bpiet, bans Gang tuna GA no.
get llabenoe. S9 bans itarpe, beucSc
InIi8t meo De ilgoe, inbialone zine On
bet robnite Sfl9g bite, at Mnnocn
life hDrte til 9ltersaoes Stamputngum,
@ien, iom inst, bans Gaaflnonino
pnr ell Mooiatning BERTH. Gen tar
fulofommen fin du steele. Ser mana
leoe tltet. Gen l~appuIeoe Sat. Sen
forte Safe, De maotige ScnflaOcr
fraitig opbrGttet, ell oGloio, oiuolenoc
llbrfiRoe uuer Selten, bpts opte lib.
ltjarlns Irempiite ct buiot, buanen0e
arapebrDit % ct ubpre al Clips meo
LANCE, flagrenoe Guoer. Gnoelia bar
ban / 9aauoen Ell &nOrtefinp, prroia
Iflu ben iorcrinssiuloelte @igerl /
"6lieaeuoe YlGtter."
Suem bar ban?
Sette Spprsmaal lpb / belle @lotr.
bpor ban 5ime eiter 9ime unnoreoc
uaIbrnot irem CO tilbase, ipin9enOc
meo jim StOt. oo puitsnoc Gigarr1gm
/ fore stDcr no / ben regntmgc 2uit.
Spcm bar ban?
S9iaa ri bleu npssierri9. Ga hi
sop os til at iSse. % hi ppoaaece
bag benne saaoeIuloe 9erions tomiitc
gcre eli Siiturie ina iuruuoerlig % re-
renoe, at hi pil oisu9i ben.
5or So Aar iioen por ban Ell flint
Wursrlpeno, Der fang og plpitreoe paa
Stillaolen % iom meo ben itDrite
&IGrlisbeo mnoeritptteoe i'm 9nmle
Wtpr, bos buem ban bueoc.
Wien iaa bleu Der Gtreit. 90 ban,
Der life babe 5oritnnclle al Sammen.
boloets fore 8etponlus = ban, iom
melte, at bpaO Der peripnlia maotte
lfaoe BAN, funoe life unre til iGllc3
BAN nG9tcoe at ueolr9gc Orr
Sra ocnne BAG oor bans StjGbne
&ameraterne Ioraate0e Fam,
ban taaltes life / oeres Gag. Gors
pint og iDs gift ban nlene pmfring.
Sireifen bar iorleng1t enot, men
6orr9oeren fra &ens Gage por
beltanois en- br%nnoemnrfet Mauo.
Sra Steo til Steo oroa ban, ouer'
Mt ~baabcnoe, at man life fjenote hans
Men man fjeuOte ben. S8
IN 6ortcllelie oe Sfam, ipste ban IA
peo at iiDrte fig ueo ira cit al
bpte Sp9ninser, iom bet iGr BAT
Jams 9pit at arbeioe paa.
9an TOM iii Spipitalet - CO oerlra
II Sobannes itiiteliens Sinos ig9enip.
9ans Soritauo bar iormprfet.
Scruoe bar ban oa iioen pGret =
Ialbruot | s Iar. Meo Ben ItotIte
Sllo bar ban %arbeiDet, ps / Iaretcs
!gb bar ban tent fife ica iaa Ter9r.
Tom ban no - Ipr MI / Spns
'a9s. San fit ben Soe at futile pGrc
l9tlg IN for at saa / &Irfe. SO Iot
ne lurt erboerpeoe Yense fiobte DaI
E lpra9leoc Sl9oer, gift / airfen %
0asen meo ct Seip9 paa 9Iter'
ABE.
Wten Wonoas bar ban after | ar'
eIostsiet noe paa SobanueS ItlItelleh
han uenDp fpututpr I'D mere.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09
500 auaua.

WOOL. InWNshcd-coarsc, I4-I5i medIlH, u
Is: fine. 1l-l2, Washed coarse, 1913 medium
is - 70. hne Alb. Tub-wa>hed, l7-lg. Coued,
dsiy. bury and bucks A-h Off
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09

9aiis SpM. @lan pil maaIte erins
ore. at Ell lrlt Sunoe for up9le Mtaa.
neper ilosr meo nOsle genners Sielp
branote i'm Suiiru leuenOe. iuroi hun
aniaas Ior at bore beiat al en- 9jeucl.
Genne Hbp99eli9t ogertroiite @Sates
mano er III oDmt til 20 Mars 9uot=
bus; bans SiGlpcre fi rsioa 3ust.
busarbeioe, men i ct minore Nutnl
Icr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09

Spi til ell Sametjo!e. aisb iaa
me8et ~, ION on igr bruste til to
Gtlsrt. % sipr glrnc oerai; ,lpb psrs
eiter lao me9et 9pl, Tom ou isr bebps
peoe til en- arm, % sipr big ct Sfjert
beraf,
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-09

StNal9s.-2octases Srnme'Sg]s
nln9 meo 3%ilbngninaer, 9SGrelIcr, llot
Saor, 6lirnace os Yanopnrt i SnIet, al! !
lptlte Slasles Stano. ann 3 Siod' Itu
foltbulet. 2otterne 144x220. q soiieE.
9ots SaIet Tile lTiecs. CT Det iilsie eltgT iie
Siiober. Man beuuenoe fla til G. VI SaieI.
oirlt National Banf, 9ecprah Soma soi0
Stuctc. ct gus meb 5 &RreIler'
Srpno % Giiterne tilleic. Yfal se"'
ocnoe ia III q. =. 0isbee. Teeprnh sIoDl.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
MANY BANKS swINDLED.
Clever Scheme Worked by George ElwooC
in Kansas and Oklahoma.

Clever Scheme Worked by George ElwOOd
in Kansas and Oklahoma.
WICHITA, Kan, Dec. 10. = Abner
Bourne. cashier of the Citizens state
bank of Harper, reports a swindle of
considerab bic magnitude that is being
worked on the country banks through
out central and western Kansas and in
Oklahoma territory. Already over a
dozen victims of a mysterious swindler,
known by the name of George Elwood,
have reported losses of S1O0 each
through his manipulations. The scheme
is carried on by means of drafts made
payable to Ellwood's order. They all
originate from bank at Jamaica, Ia.
and are to all appearances genuine,
but when banks send them back to
Jamaica they are protested and re-
turned without explanation of any
sort. Ellwood evidently has confed-
crate at Jamaica.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
KANSAS REDEMPTION LAW.

Supreme Court Decision VIII InvalIdate
Foreclosures Made Since 1898.
TOPEKA, KanS. Dec. 10 The supreme
court of Kansas, at its sitting Satur-
day, handed down an opinion of vast
Importance to the debtors of the state,
sustaining the constitutionality of the
law of 1898, which gives eighteen
months to the debtor to redeem on all
sales on execution or foreclosure of
mortgage, whether the mortgage was
made prior to the passage of the law
or not
The Importance of this decision to
loan companies and mortgagors may
be realized when it is remem bered that
under the law of 1898, the mortgagor
may redeem his land for the amount
for which it was bid in and not for the
amount upon which judgment was
taken, or the amount of the money
which he had borrowed. It forces the
loan company to bid up the full amount
of the loan when buying in securities at
sheriffs' sale or else stand the danger
of having the lands taken from them
by repayment of a less sum than was
originally loaned. The loans in Kan
sas affected by this decision amount to
many millions, and the full force of it
will be felt by companies which have
loans in the western part of the sta tie.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
KILLED BY A BOY.

st. Joseph Policeman Meets Death While
Trying to Recover Stolen Property.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. 9.-Ofdcer Will
liam H. Frans, of the police force, who
is a member of the big four, the city's
detective corps, was fatally shot yes
terday by Abe Leibowitz, 12-year-old
son of S. Leibowitz, pawnbroker at
312 Edmond street. Constable Grin
McCafferty, of Atchison, was here in
search of stolen watch which Frans
located at Leibowitz's shop, and wanted
to take it to the Central station for
Identification. Leibowitz objected and
Frans said he would take him along.
A scuffie ensued in which Leibowitz
and his wife got the officer down on
the floor The boy procured revolv-
err from behind the counter and
opened fire on the policeman. Five
shots were fred, three of them taking
effect, one in the back of the neck and
one in the right side. Both plowed
their way clear through Frans' body,
and the third went through his left
arm
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
OPEN CONFESSION.
A Wealthy Iowa Farmer Owns Up to Being
Army Deserter.

A Wealthy Iowa Farmer Owns Up to Being
Army Deserter.
ORC, Ia, Dec 10-At a Methodist re-
vival now in progress here Daniel Nc
Laughlin, one of the wealthiest farm
ers in the county, arose during the
testimony meeting to announce that
his name was not Mclaughlin, but
McKenna, and that he was fugi-
tive from justice, having deserted
from the United States army
twelve years ago He had borne
the strain as long as he was
able and was now going to ease his
conscience whatever it might cost
him. McKenna came to Otto soon
after his desertion, married, and had
always been considered one of the
solid citizens of the place. No action
has yet been taken by the United
States authorities, but his arrest is ex.
pected to follow within the next few
DAYS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
A NOTED WRITER DEAD.
George Augustus SaIa, the English Author
and .Iournalist. Passes AWaY.

George Augustus SaIa, the English Author
and Journalist, Passes Away.
LONDON Dec. 10.-George Augustus
Sala, journalist and author, died yes
terday. He was born in London in
1928. In the early part of his career
he became contributor of articles to
newspapers and magazines. He found
ed and was the first editor of the Tenn
pie Bar Magazine. He visited the
United States in 1868 as special cor
respondent of the Daily Tele-
graph, and in the latter part of the
following year he published the result
of his observations under the title of
America in the Midst of War" He
was afterwards we'll known war cor
respondent and wrote a number OF
novels that gave him high stan ing
in literature
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
THE TREASURY.
It Is Likely to BE Depleted by Large Gold
Withdrawals.

| It Is Likely to BE Depleted by L4Rgo Gold
Withdrawals
WASHINGTON, Dec 10-The present
condition of the foreign exchange mar
ket, and the commercial situation gen.
orally, it is said on the best authority,
point Enthusiastically to further large
Withdrawals of gold, and unless some
thing shall be done by congress to pre-
vent the usual heavy exports during
January and February, which, during
the last two years, have forced issues
of bonds to recoup the depleted gold
reserve, similar situation will con-
front the treasury before the next
year is far advanced.
The available cash balance in the
treasury to-day, including the reserve,
is approximately $175, 500, 600, and as
the government has realized from it's
three bond issues about $1S2, Oo0, 900, it
appears that but for these issues the
government would now be without one
dollar in the treasury, and, in addi-
ton, would have outstanding Obliga-
tions amounting to about Sc. 500, 600 In
the meant time, the excess of eXpendi-
lures over receipts amounts to about
$780, 600, OO0
The exports of gold during the last
four months have been as follows:
August, SIG, 267, 900; September, ST.
424, coo; October, So, 165, 200; November,
SIG, 600, 900; so far during December,
So, $40, OOO-a total Of $55, 1876, 900. So
far this calendar year the exports of
gold amount to about $95, Ooo.O In
1894 the exports amounted to SOL, &c.,
924. From the best information OBJ
tainable it is believed that the present
month will show surplus of at least
81, 900, 900, which will leave the deficit
for the fiscal year to January bout
SIS, 900, 600. It is expected that this
amount will not be materially in
creased during the remaining months
of the fiscal year.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
SEVEN MEN DROWNED.
The Tug Pearl ID. Campbell Goes Down In
Lake Superior.

The Tug Pearl Ii. Campbell Goes Down In
Lake Superior.
DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 1O.-By the
sinking of the tug Pearl B. Campbell
off Huron isle in Lake Superior, seven
men, all of whom but one lived in this
city, were drowned. The news of the
disaster came yesterday in telegram
from the captain of the tug Castle at
L'A0se, Mich, saying that the Camp
bell had been lost with all hands and
that particulars bad been sent by let
ter. The captain of the steamer which
came in last evening from Marquette,
Mich, says that on Saturday a terrible
gale was blowing over the lake
in the vicinity of Huron isle and
it is probable the Campbell, which
was one of the stanchest tugs on the
lakes, was caught in the hurricane.
Huron Isle is about 40 miles from Mar
quette. The tugs Campbell and Castle
had been at work there trying to raise
two sunken vessels. The tugs parted
company on last Friday, both then be-
ing in good condition. The captain
of the Campbell was then warned not
to try to face the wind that was rising,
but he remarked that his tug could
weather anything but an earthquake.
That was the last seen of the vessel
and it's crew.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
Murder at Hutchinson.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Dec. AT
o'clock yesterday evening, near the
Midland hotel on Main street. Bud
Hatch shot and killed Tom Mullen, Oh
Sterling. Both are colored. Hatch
and Mullen had had some trouble
in the forenoon and parted
with threats to kill each other.
Hatch got a revolver, and, meet
ing Mullen, shot him. Mullen replied
by swearing at Hatch, who pulled his
revolver and shot four times at Mullen,
all the shots taking effect Mullen
died in few minutes. Hatch was ar.
rested.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
Three Men Killed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Three men were
killed and two more were injured in q
railroad wreck yesterday on the New
York Sc New Haven railway in Har-
lem. All of the killed and injured
were residents of this city. The acct.
dent occurred between One Hundred
and Thirty-second and One Hundred
and Thirty-third streets. The engine
No. 16, of the company's equipment,
was used as a switching engine and
was bound east to Van Nest station
with its crew of five men. The loca
ton of the accident was at short
curve and no explanation of what was
responsible Cor the trouble could be
aScertained.