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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
auction 5 ale.

A UCTION SALE OF SHOW CASES, COUN.
IA ters, shelving. drawers, combination gas
Drug Store, corner Wyoming avenue and
Spruce street. Monday afternoon, July 8, at
O'Clock.
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PITTST0N.

THE Pittston once Of the Scranton
agent. at No. Williams street, where con-
tribution OF news. complaints Of non-de-
livery. orders for Job work of all descrip-
tons. should be addressed and regular
subscriptions received. Advertising and
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Nd7d !: So !::s ::: ; :;?;

excellent cuisine service. Tho Standard
Hotel for giving MORE VALUE FOR
the world. Facing Central Park. 5sth and
60th sts., Plaza Square and Fifth avenue;
reached by any uptown cars. and the
crosstown cars ct 6sth st.. which latter In
tersect all surface and elevated roads;
terminal ssason S,a On ns,,,. ave, 4 FosS within
American and European plans. Drinking
water and Ice used ID vaporised and frosefi
ON the premises, and certified 40 to purity
by Prof. Chandler. y. a. HAMx0ND.
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For Sale.

l. SMALL lot. Inquire for Van Auker, Bee
mer's restaurant, Franklin avenue, Call to-
duy
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Miscellaneous.

FRANK p. BROWN & CO., WHOLE.
sale dealers in WOODWARD. Cordage and
Oil Cloth. 720 West Lackawanna ave.
THOMAS AUBREY. EXPERT AC.
Williams Building, opposite postoflca
Agent for the Rex Fire EXtinguisher.
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Architects.

EDWARD Fl. DAVIS, ARCHITECT.
Rooms "a, 25 and 26, Commonwealth
| building, Scranton.
e. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT. OFFICE
| rear of COG Washington avenue.
| LEWIS HANCOCK. JR., ARCHITECT.
As Spruce ST., cor Wash. ave.. Scranton.
BROWN & MORRIS. ARCHITECTS,
Price building. l26 Washington avenue.
Scranton.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
cyclists Bowling Club.

Warren was the winner at the weekly roll
of the Cyclists held on the Royal ALLEYS
last evening. The score:
Strikes Sparoe T,t.l
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
Stock Yards towing Ciuh,

The weekly ron of the Stock Yards Bowl
ing club was held on the Brunswick alleys
last evening with the following result:
ALlLl.n. 81 IL
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that he can press the button from the
bench and dispense with captain, Whoa.
there, Joyce.
Manager Davis. OF the New Yorks. has
gone on record with prediction as TO the
league result this year He put the teams
at the finish as follows: New York. Bos-
ton, Cleveland, Philadelphia Baltimore.
Chicago. Brooklyn. PIttsbure, Cincinnati.
st. Louis, Washington and Louisville. Now
look out for a prolonged and wfathtul howl
from the other leagtc clubs.
is in delicate health. Since the first of the
year he has been declining steadily, until
now his case has assumed serious form.
Three years ago Win vas considered one 9f
the coming pitchers He was with the chit
cggos. but falling lcalth interfercd with
his work. and last scison he was compelled
TO permanently abandon the profession.
I'm talking OF his future pugilistic plans,
Manager Tom O'Rou'ke said: Dixon has
no matches on at present, because there
arc no mon to meet hiin. have heard
much OF Frank Erie and would like 10
see him iight i heir that he Is clever.
Walcott has tho hast chances for the
lightweight championship, and he is ready
tp defend his Title at all times. In May J
am going to England with Dixon. Walcott
ani Joe Butler. VIII, whipped Jim Daly.
I think Butler, can whip Frank Craig, the
Coffee Cooler"
Harvard viii meet the relay team Of the
University of PENNSYLVANIA in Cambridge
on May 3. ana endea,or to recover her lost
laurcs. Saturdays defeat was the FIRST
one the Harvard reilly team has ever suf
fer"d. An effort Is lning made TO arrange
a relay race with Columbia for, the, uni
sNlvania viii meet tie Princeton team on
April II on the University grounds, ana
this race viii dccitb the holder of the
championship cup. ofered two years ago,
each university huvirG won game.
Harvard and Yale luyc agreed that Prest-
dent Young of the .,Gtonal League. shan
appoint the umpire or their dual games.
The league umplrcs ihall 70 upon the Held
and report to the captains OF the contest
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horses at Monmouth park from Montana.
,.,ss rur 'o' ''''"''' 9'' r'"''''7 ana steve
Gently lost, from locklaw, tho S-year-old
colt, Wedding Tour, by Sensation. dam
E!Vua.
,TorI,ov Garrison is NOW nj Now. Orleans
training into condition before leaving for
Euglaud lIc expects to Dee able to ride at
lgO pounds
Two of Go1onoI Tbounsor's host l,roy,r
rronI,14I. n',,rst tI,,.r,yirL s'J N',NI
aucr-rccGntiy sIlppcd foals. tho former
twins, q lilly ana a colt. To Nlacaroon
re,, r f. n, trjt 19r u Nj, VIII
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ptSh L"GihE az ray District including
S"lm' ., I"II'S"n
ton proposes to hold is annual meeting AZ
Hot Springs on ApTil :, . ana TO- This viii
ne Ne MN annual competition under the
\ cablegram from Monte Carlo sails that
Frederick Ioey the American trap-shoot-
ar has arranged two plgeon shootina,
matches with "A French collnt who is said
t,,-,,l. ,t.,,,,i,lli t,1 -. ,,,
rron dN NJ Ginrrn@mai MAJ fsr S,r escape a,in
Ihg gas IN M, lonh Wen nHl MhiIr ne was
w5g an or 's oyaT Abrsa thrs tomr @ lie
About this date racing men who merit
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

Al the roll of the Social Bowling club on
the Royal alleys last evening, George Baehr
won the medal on the following scure
Strike GlYp..g Fr,taI
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
T0LSTOI WROTE THE LETTER.


psritp t-,t o. ,ricerap, from, 81
,,i,l.' -. II ~ -''-N ''-.a''' @ 'Mt'.' M ~
it'eISputs reNelN'0 herC taES u ~ tfur'.
ed there that Count Toisiot the noted
Russian novelist ami social roformer Is
tho nutbor ~ ,b, iib.rni r,entfeato ,crnrt-
ia. ,ss,,l1 -, ~. -. tsta,.,t,r
"sn"S' 80" ",i 5.'''
lhat n" would uphoid autoarAcy as ard-
,lriNate DISPATCHES received " betln on
January ~ gave an Outline ot spasSn
in.'It "S ~, t"ai lh Itply 10 w ~
nat'Ii., ot ng'' 'A5,'Tus iytteSen,lhe ,ns
nVU.tI.IE 9t Inr pitihslpa. c''.gs auu maHE
,t is,;!1, ',..,'S VIZ ,I.u VrVu tS
pisJ'n,s .h oru'' ~, 70 MN IN upo,
iar,,''J' ID .te ',a - - ,st, ~ i'T ',,.' &
s,i ttt ','a{ % 'n S@oil' @ "a w Pt3N .iryi"l ~ aS
,L ~, a. i.".' pu,,fH lo,'t" 20 Ipvl,Hs',o
,T i,''i1,W"sSS VO"sS s,uuaH n ~ ~ a. '%.Hi' %
pressine otber "eGsnrI ti.as !" ltis ,u,i-
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uricrltani tbnf nbu" b 5cvot.I ,ii t,ls
nnwcrs to Ne ,,,,, 'r, ~ 81, "'t ',
ardentiv tesoiyei ns N.n. Gf Il az fn,bcr
tn utbGld tba nnt,"rar, ~ tbc rgar ~ bis
remark pftrarted Nlissnrrnd ut.rntinr
throughout Russia ana incidentil illy
throuvhout tho world To Tho ma ioriiy II
peonIe the ears titteranco was n st,tnrlss
as he had becn credited with rossassirg
liberal ideas which might In tiriS n VFs
hoped, Induce him TO innuHurato tctorins
in the government of Russin But hts
declaration of his intention to uphold the
autoCraCy Of the czar seemed 4, nut an
end to all such hopes ana on February Il
the Daily Chronicle of London printed a
manifesto issued 10y the people's Rights
party of Russia In the form of letter 10
the ear which was then being circulated
throughout the Russian empire
After censurinC the czar for his asser-
ton Of absolutism, the letter said:
The most advanced zemstvos asked only
Tor the harmony OF the car and people,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
THE WOMEN TALK A HEAP.


Washington. Feb. 25.-rhe second week
of the triennial session of the National
Council of Women opened to-day with a
prolonged discussion on the topic of equal
led by Miss Harriet Shinn, of Illinois, 2
delegate of the National Association of
Women Stenographers. She contended that
women should receive compensation for
their labors on the same basis as men,
Miss Mary Desha Of this city. and a
member of the committee on equal pay
for equal work, argued this line and
discussed the proposition that public pur-
ity is based on individual morality.
for foreign women in the council was
made by Nine Josephine Humpal Zema,
the interna tional council of women, who
extended the greetings of her society;
Frances w. Harper, Of ,pennsyIvania, ~ "a a
sentiment as to the true position of col
ored women as unjust and claimed the
avenues of usefulness open to them are too
Miss Virginia Chandler Ttcombe,. of New
and said without it women are dependent
and helpless and can never rise to their
true position in the world.
bank accounts and TO do everything to
widen their sphere of usefulness. In the
Anthony took the ground that women can;
not expect equal pay for equal work until
they have equal rights before the law and
with the contention of Miss Miller of Chi
cago, that women have equal ability with
men, and that women, in order to secure
equal pay, should act more instead of an
nomncing what they intend TO do,
dustry'' under control Of the National As
soclation of Women Stenographers and
politics" under control of the Womcn'S
Republican Association of the United
Netta G. Mclaughlin presided during tho
first part and Mrs. j. Ellen Foster during
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, on taking the chair,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
NEW ORLEANS MARDI GRAS.
King Rex Enters the City In His Usual
state Scandinavian Mythology
PORTRAYED.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 25.-The royal
yacht Galveston, High Admiral Clark
commanding, bearing His Majesty Rex
king of the carnival, and suite conveyed
by the royal hotila, under the command
of His Grace -. =. Wood, Duke of Allie
gheny, his majesty's admiral of the port
arrived this afternoon and We're greeted
steam whistles, waving of flags and the
shouts of the multitude
His majesty was escorted to carnival
place by a grand procession, including the
kings imperial hOdySuard, the Cleveland
Grays. Norfolk artillery. and Lasker light
guards of Galveston Thousands of spec
The weather was clear and warm; mer-
To,night the Krewe of Proteus presented
in eighteen magnificent tableauX the le-
gends of Asgard and the gods, the myths
OF Scandinavia.
The pageant was headed by the triumph
al car bearing Proteus, the king of the
No. 2N"Goddess of History"
No S-"The Giant smith" ,.
No 5--"Glacicr, the Golden Grove"
No, "Muspelheim, the Home of Bright
80 THE Light Elf"
No 9-"The wild Hunt
No. lO--"Loki in Chains"
No 1l-"Wood Sprites."
No l2-"Fountain of Urd. the Nourse."
No l3-"Baldur the Bright"
No l-"rhe Underworld"
No l6-"The Draught of Inspiration"
No. 17-"Nght and Day
No iSS-.".Efreya IS ,h the iea Heaven queen"
After the street parade Proteus and his
krewe entertained their guests at the
French opera house by tableaux and ball
beautiful and accomplished daughter OF
the late cN-Governor WiltZ as queen,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

Highest government authority pro-
nounces DR. Prices by far the best of the
baking powders.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
FIXING UP THE NEW PARTY,
General Weaver Is said to he the Prime
Mo,cr-A Free silver Platform.

Washington, Fob 25-1t Is understood
that the advocates Of the free coinage of
silver from different parts of the country.
who have been in session in Washington
for the past several days under the aus
pIces of the Bi-Metallic League, have prog
resscd so far with their labors as to feel
fairly confident that they will be able to
organize a new party which will command
the support of the silver men throughout
the country.A platform has been agreed
plank of free silver. eliminating all other
demands of the populist platform of 1892.
1t is impossible. however to obtain partlc-
Ulars. as all those In attendance upon the
conference are pledged to absolute Sc
crosy.
1t Is understood that General Weaver is
the principal mover In this effort to secure
the union of the silver forces aud the dis
solution of the old parties, and II is stated
that ne has the cooperation of General
\. j. Warner and the sympathy of Repre-
sentative Bland.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

London. Feb 26.-The Daily News
says that great anxiety prevails al
Normanton, owing to "A peculiar acct
dent that has happened at the Whit,
wood, HaIghmoor, colliery. Five hun
dred miners have been imprisoned IN
the pit by collision of cages in which
the men ascend and descend. The shaft
was so badly damaged that 1t Is i'm
possible to use cages carpenter
named Norburn, while repairing the
shaft, slipped and fell to the bottom, lie
was undoubtedly killed. Great crowds
were waiting around the pit head nj
midnight for news of the imprisoned
miners. At that hour the mine officials
decided to attempt to rescue the men 10y
way of another shaft.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
NO sIALLroN IN sEDALIA.
That city Claims to Have II Clean Biu of
Health.

Sedalia, Mo, Feb. 95.-Cspecal) The re-
port printed in "A jefferson city paper to
the effect that smallpox is raging in Se-
dalIa does this city great injury. Last
week a colored tramp from St, oIis stop
ped at house I'm Lnoolnville ana was
became sick he and the inmates ot the
house, three in number were taken to
building in which they lodged was burned
and the district for a block was promptly
quarantlned There is not a case OF small
poN in the city and Sedalla Is IS healthy
to-lay as any town in the United SlalNs.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

New orleans La, Feb 25.--SiNty-seve
day of the Crescent city Jockey Club win
ter meeting. Weather tine; track heavy.
First race-Selling: siN furlongs. Fur
long won. Tgrrapin, second; Iodgson.
third. Time. l:2i2,.
Second racc--Seilng; Hvc furlongs. Lud-
low won, Proprcty, second; Gee WhiZ,
third. Time 13llai.
Third race-SollIng; six futlonGs, Beati-
flee won; Little Phil. second, Danube, third.
Time, l.24.
Fourth racc-Selling: six furlongs. Luke
Parks won; Darwin WedsewoOd, second;
Guard, third. Time. ;25i4.
Firth racc-Selling: seven furlongs Fakir
won, Blue AMI White, second; Mezzotint,
third. Time, l.i2,
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san Francisco. Feb. 25-Arotc, a $50
to / shot, missed winning the fourth race
to-day ny 81 head. The buokmakers laid
80 to / against him for the place and cashed
quite number oi tickets at that figure.
First race-Siy furlpng-; mnidens. kcy
Alta won. Little Bob, second, Bravoura,
third. Ilmc, l.lN.
second race-siN furlougs: S-yoar-olds.
Flashhght won, Mollle r., second; Main-
stay, third. Time, l.l6ia
Third raCe--About SIX furlongs. Tar
tarian won; Artlcus, second; feriler, third.
Time, l3ia.
Fourth ricc--.Nbout six furlongs; selling.
Hiram Argu woui Arctic, second; Multi
upor. third Time, 1915
tlfth ncc-une mile; selling. White
stone won; Rico, second; Garcia third
Time. l.Ii.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

Atchison, Kas., Feb. 25.-(SpecialJ Sarah
wilkins, wealthy Atchison county widow,
who once attracted widespread attention by
appearing before the Kansas supreme
court ana arguing case in which She was
Interested, is trying case in the district
court of AtChison county to-day. John G..
Tomllnson, an attorney, Is suing her for
IA $500 fee. Her case was deserted in the
court room this morning by w, ID. Gilbert.
her attorney in recent law suits. This did
not greatly inconvenience her, and She con-
tiuued the work of examining Witnesses
herself She had had much experience in
court and is conducting the case like an
experienced attorney,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

Topeka, Kas,, Feb. 25.-(SpeciaD, IL. 8
Nudge the well known Hodgeman county
ranch man, managed to borrow $4,000 upor
his 300 acre ranch from several banks and
mortgage companies. The money lenderi
have been in several courts OF the state
seeking foreclosure, the main issue being
erty had vastly diminished In value. To.
day, in the Shawnee county circuit court,
a Judgment was rendered in favor of The
Mortgage Trust Company of Pennsylvania
for S6s,00O against Nudge, with an order OF
foreclosure upon the ranch. Among the
companies lighting to place their claims
ahead OF the mortgage trust company were
the Jarvis-Conklin company, of Kansas
city, and the Edwards county bank
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

ST. Louis, Mo, Feb. 25.-The jury in the
case of the W. r.. milford Commission
Company, of Chicago. against Joseph NJ
O'Shea, state grain Inspector of Missouri
to-day returned verdict in favor of
O'Shea,
The Chicago house sued for S2.O30 alleged
TO have been advanced the Richland Grain
Company, of Kansas CITY on a shipment
of wheat, and which was not delivered
The money was paid on the strength of
certificates of Inspection which accom-
panied the bill of lading. The defense was
that the certificates were forgeries.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
FORT HAYES MILITARY RESERVATION
Bill to Donate II to Kansas Reported Ia
yorabiy by the Committee.

Washington, Feb. 25.-(speciaL) The sem
ate committee on public lands reported ia
vorably Tonight the Martin bill TO donate
TO the state Of Kansas for educational pur-
poses the Fort Hayes military reservation.
Mr. Martin says he expects to have the
bill included in the sundry ciyn bin 10
morrow, and If he fails he hopes to get In
through under the arrangement for busl-
ness in the senate tomorrow night. when
IL Will be called up as a separate bin
Representative Hudson, who offered a
similar bill In the house. has arranged for
committee to consider it. lie says the ab-
sence of the chairman of the committee
McRea. might prevent action on the bill.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

Fort Scott. Kas., Feb, 25.-(spe1ialD TIE
Bourbon county bar met last avA lirg aId
passed resolutions indorsing Senator WP
billard, OF this city ior appoimt' 'nsnt 1, as the
petition signed by every lawyer in the
city, by the entire city council and by
every county official accompanied the res
olutions which will be present 4 to Gov
oruor Morrill, by a committee composed of
Hon. j. ID. McCleVerty, Hon, W. -. Ferry,
Hon. j. II. Richards, Hon. W. II. BidGle
Hon. J. $, West. John II. Grain, l.. q.
Boyle and other prominent men OF This
nnrt Mf the state.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

Tacoma Wash. Feb. 25.-rwo earth
o'clock this morning. No damage was
done.
Washington, Feb. 2j.-To-day's statement
of the condition of the treasury is as fol-
796; gold reserve, S75,27S,523,
Washington, Feb. 25.-The sec,e;ary of
the interior to-day issued relu,sition on
the treasury for sl0,s50,000 for the quarterly
payment of pensions at various agencies.
Boise, ID, Feb. 25.-The vote for United
states senator, with one pair absent un-
gett. a. The situation has changed IN IA
yor of Sweet. There is strong talk OF his
having succeeded In making deal with
the Populists.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
The London "Times" ON Fred Douglas f,

London, Feb. 25,-Thc Times. in a leader
on the death of Frederick Douglass, says:
While many Englishmen are unprepared
astlc admiration for Mr.. Douglass pro-
fessed in certain political circles In Anne r
lea, il must be generally admitted that Mr.
through Il strange career When emancipa-
tion was accomplished, and the glow of
nobied our sordid side OF American politics
in those great days had passed away, his
achievements as show orator and campaign
field hand move US very much.'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
WOMAN SCARED TO DEATH.


Nashville. Tenn. Feb. 25,-This afternoon
a most fearful accident occurred in East
Nashville, resulting in the almost instant
death of Miss Ada Slaughter, n teacher at
Wards Female seminary in this city Miss
Slaughter Miss Hopkins. also a teacher in
the same school, ana Misses Pearl White
and Janey Bailey pupils We're driving in
"a one-horse carriage. ono of the shafts
broke, and before the horse could be
stopped the vehicle had vccred round and
turned over. The shock and fright to Miss
Slaughter was SO great that it caused tho
breaking of a blood vessel, and she died
in fifteen minutes from hemorrhage She
was unconscious from the accident to her
death. The other occupants of the vehicle
were but slightly injured. The horse was
not running away, ana the accident was
a most peculiar one.
Miss Slaughter was "A talented teacher,
and her sudden and tragic death has
caused widespread regret. Her home was
In Winchester, Tenn.
Only dcrlsion is excited by the claims of
a New York Baking Powder Company to
worlds fair award, Nobody got an
award "ovor' IL because Il did not COM
pete But Dr. Prices received the highest
award for purity, strength and wholesome
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

Golden City, Mo, Feb. 25-(Special,)
Several residences in this city We're Wis
tied by burglars last night, They We're
frightened away from the residence of
T.. ). Pattison and w. II. Pemberton
but succeeded in robbing o. T.. Carver
of a fine gold watch. a suit of clothing
and the proceeds of the NJ. u. church
collection. s4.60, and in getting small
amount of change at the residence of
John Harlon. No clue.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26

last week. will be held tomorrow (Wednes-
day) evening, at parlor $ of the Midland
hotel. There is considerable business to
come before the league, besides the prcsen-
tdtion of the medals won by the Kansas
Cltys ana the Bellevucs In the tournament
ANA the election Of officers; and all the
clubs are requested to have a fun rep
r,svutat,ou at the meeting.
New CLUBS desiring admission to the league
are also requested to send representatives
tp lay their applications before the meet
inc
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
Amelia schmncl,ng Comes Homo.

Atchison. Feb. 25.-(Specal) Amelia
Schmaeling, who disappeared very mys-
teriously three years ago, returned to Atch-
ison Yesterday She was mourned as dead
by her relatives and all circumstances
seemed to indicate that she had been foully
dealt with. Her disappearance is charged
10 i'll health.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-26
Kansas Bank Ordered Closed.

Topeka, kas., Feb. 25--(Special) The
state bank commissioner has ordered the
closing of the G. II. Sawyer bank at Scott
vile Mitchell county, At a recent report
of the bank it had but SG2 in its vaults,
and the bank commissioner did not regard
this as satisfactory in an institution which
was capitalized at 5000,