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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
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nidt cine 10 leidte Sa1e, aIs man bsnft.
8efanntli4 1T bel einem ieIbit bon fuu'
bigger Sanb setodtsn ,,tpei6en" 81 baS
8eibe beskIben msiit fefer. aIs Elm
i6na4er Wtasen e8 3u bertrasen bers
mag. Nian lest bic @isr in einen sr.
parmten, tiefen Napf siebt 70 bisI ipaIs
IenbeS @aHer auf Oieielben, baB sS ettpas
iber ibnen ftebt, unb bedt bann ben
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oarf, gut su. giad minbstsns elmer
8ierteIitunoe iinb bic gier gar unb
Nelbes uno 8elbes 10 ibbn sleibmdBis
peib, tpie man iid oieies nur INNER
tpdniben fam. 8ei bieiem 8erfabren
bIeiben bic @ier aud Ianse id6n parm,
obne bod su erbdrten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
Sans nnb Spf.

Seine 8rautsr, bic isst nod in Sdae
au baben, i'm Winter aber h5lIis unaufs
treibar iinb, iolts fd bic SauSfrau fir
iene unstinitise Self einmuden, UNI fe
fiir bic Saucsn unb Soreen bunn aur
Sanb su baben. Mlan nimmt 100
9ramm @8oruson, ebenio bieI 8im'
pineus. 40 @ramm BortuIaf, ebenio piei
S6alotten, 20 @rumm Naioran, ebenio
piel 8fefferfraut. l6 Sarbeaen. 826fel
8upern unb $50 @ramm feines Del.
Die 8rduter peroen ausBeiddttelt, nit
einem Iu6 iauber serieben, mil Sen
S4alotten, entsrateten Saroelen unb
8apern fein eepiest unb bann nit bem
Del eenau bermii6t. Dlan fdat bic
8rdutsr in fleine @ldier NIT einseidlif.
fenem Stbpiel unb betpabrt iie flbI unb
trcden bis gum seIeeentIiden 8erbruud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27

l9 Da8 ,@odenbIatt" entbaIt aIle
Na9ridtsn unb totet nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27

Sa- Sdnssmuttsn in peri6iebenen
@r6ben uno Brelien - iebr aneenebm
pdbrenb bes parmsn NetterS-bei 5reb.
s, @ibmaper, $50 2adapanna 4penue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
Grant Stetter,
SOtel unO SGcferci,

Marine unO taIts epsiIsn fub 5u ieosr sa.
9esjeit ju baben. Strides Eager ftets on
5aRt' iowis Beins, Giquors uno Gigarren.
Ote NIT meinem SoteI perbunoene gddersi
llefert Elm porji9Iides Sadptrf. unb peroen
aus Bsitslunssn prompt unO biIIis bsiorat.
6rnnf Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
RDblrabeu.

Wian nimmt am beiten iunse 8ObIras
ben unb ibneibet iie in oinne Sdeiben,
oann idneioet mun bas CARTE BON BEN
8rinen Der 8obIraben tpie Gubeln.
pdi2t olles rein, le8t es in iiebenoes.
aeiulSenes Naher uno fOtt es tpei6.
Sierauf r6itet man Elm Stud Butter nit
fein eefdnitiener 3wiebel uno WebI bsas
selb, fiiat nit SIelidbrube auf, slbt bic
SObIraben, ounr SuIs, Bfeifer uno Elm
penis Ulustatnub binein, ldbt aQss nod
einmaI auffoden unb ridtet an @ers
ben nit &inosbraten su Glide seBebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
Gutfernuns BON SinteuAefcn aus
Seppi6eu.

Die gntfernuns bon 9intsniIsden aus
9eppiden bon 8oaitoffen sellnst, obne
oaB cine Spur bon Den 6Ieden surId.
blsibt, beionoers 10 lanse bic 1inte nod
feudt 1T, tpenn man ;uerit ale Sinte,
pelbe nod niht in ben Stoff einsebrun.
gen 1T, nit Sliebpupier ober 8lumnoqs
poriibtie auflauet, oann Elm tpenig iii6e
0iilt ouf ben 5intenilsd tr6pfsIn IdBt
unb mt einem Stddden reiner 8atte
aufiaust. Disiss 8erfubren muB stpeis
bis breimaI, ieoesmul nit frii9er WiI6
uno relner 8atte tpieberbolt tpsrbsn.
SdIieBIid muB man ben Sled nod nit
reinem Seifeniuo auSraihen unb nit
einem relnen 3ude trod,n reiben. Si
Der Sintenf He'd idpn dIter uno sinsetrods
net. 70 muB bic Dtil9 LANCER oarauf
ltsben bleiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27

- Msine 8sroauuns mar berartis
sef6rt, bub i6 su ben peridieOenisn
Dtittel eriff, bod alIes pbne @rfoIs ;
i6IiebIi9 sebruudte i6 Or. 4usuit
abnis'S Sambur8er GrOpfen. Jia6
turser 3sit tpar id pOaitGnbis bersetsat.
81. Steinbauier, 304 e. Ri8sStr,
columbus, D.
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DaB bem 9reibunb BEL ben DiOn6Sern
in pOmmsrn nsues 2eben eineeHbbt NOR.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
SnNs lie WIS .Mindlcd.

Charles w. Evans. a paralytic who Is
confined in the county jan In this city for
disturbing the peace. nlrd suit yesterday in
the circuit court against his brother, Will
lam Evans, and George T. Purcell, The
plaintim states in his petition that prior TO
his Incarceration i'm the county jail he was
the owner of a tract of land worth at
while in Jail suffering from his nirmity
he was visited by the defendants ana in
duccd Ia sign a Gutclaim deed to his prop
crty, and his right as huir IN the estate of
Barton Evans. deceased. The pretended
consideration was s.. he alleges. and his
signature obtained under the preteuse that
he was signing Il paper which would give
him his liberty. The decd was recorded in
IN" recorders office in book No. gul
The plaiutn further states that on May
H. e. w. Evans. who secured the uuilclaim
Purcell tor a consideration of $50 The
pldiuum states that he was apprscd of
the fact that he mad signed decd convey
ing his property, and ir WAS not 20 contract
To enable defendants To rplUas, him: that
said representations Wrrr false and known
TO be- $50 at the time, ana no consideration
passed between &. W. Evans and himself
Evans, the plantn. was sentenced TO
jail about May I for wautouly striking a
pasSrrhy. lie was subject 10 Tits ana at
the time WIS nra2cd with drink After
onor named sullivan, who claimed 10 be
prize FIGHTER In the tsht Evans was lit
orally pounded To pieces His injuries were
$50 severe thar his friends We're unable to
recognize him and they called iu physi-
clan tu dress his wounds. The plaintiff iS
ono of tho heirs of Barton Evans Deceased,
Who !eit valuable estate TO hi, sons.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
AI;t;IIS MINE.

T.. J. McCuloch was overcome by the
/ heat yesterday morning Will" walking
along Second street, He had just left the
First State bank when he was affected by
the suns rays. He WAS taken To his home
on Silver avenue and Dr. j. II. lIdNaud
called. Yesterday evening he was greatly
improved.
Il. j. Englc was elected president and
=. l.. Marston secretary, of the silver city
day night. Another meeting will bo held
Friday evening ON strong avenue, IN the
| West end.
Miss Glen I.ucas is entertaining w L.
| Brommio, of Burlington Junction, Kas.
Miss Fannie Eddy. of Council Bmns Ia,
ana Miss Clara Eddy nm! Mr.. Ayln spur
. ry, Of Olathe, Nas., are the guests of pr
&. W. AdlmSon ana family.
The Epworth League Of the NJ T.. church
Will give a social next Monday evening at
the residence Of Judge j. +. Trowbridgc,
! in paynes addition
The Kansas Citizen local weekly Pon-
ulst paper, has suspended publication.
and its proprietors, \. Couch ana \. H..
Brooks, are said to have gone to Canada.
Street Commissioner Charles Horn yes
terday completed the work ot rrtoorin-
the sixth street vitduct which spans the
Santa l'c tracks
J. Garrison aud family have been enter
tanning Mrs j q Coe, OF Kansas city
Mo- for several days.
Or. j. X, Lewis is erecting a fine resi-
dencc on East Ruby avenue.
j. r. Steele, of Turner is erecting a larEo
residence there.
J. h. Marshall and family are entertain
ing Mrs. Jane Mcclellan, Of Leadvillc, Col,
and Mrs. Lizzie Beers, of Durango, COL,
Peace lodge Degree of Honor will give
social this evening at the home of Sid
ncy OBricn, on Elmwod avenue,
Tho Argentine ptkers went 10 Olathe
ball with the Olathe club. The Pikers We're
victorious.
Mrs. Sarah Small OF Warren. Ind, is
visiting her son, j, u. Small, of Isabella
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
THERE IL PLENTY OF WATER AND
GRASS toR sroCK IN TENAs.
Cattle Witi Not Bc sent to the indian Ma
tion and oklahoma to Crsrr, as in
IS0i--At the Yards with
stock.

The Texas cattle trade Of this year VIII
he the reverse of last. In 1924 the Indian
Nation and oklahoma had the water and
grass ana thousands OF the marketable
supply ct Texas cattlo were sent there
from the home ranges ana Erazcd. and
then shipped to market. This season Texas
has the grass ana water and most of the
cattle are upon the home ranges and will
be sent to market direct.
j. Il. Tucker arrived yesterday from san
Antonio, rcN, lie said southern ana Cen
tral Texas have had good rains ana grass
was never better at this season OF the
year. 1t is a little rank hut cattle are
doing well and many herds are now ready
for market But ranch owners are holding
them back on account ut the lowness of
the market. The corn crop also promising
and from present indications 1t is thought
will be the largest IN the history OF the
state and there will be plenty Of feed for
Prices OF Texas cattle. while they are
William Bryant, of Dallas county was up
yesterday with forty-eGhi half fed steers
that averaged 955 pounds The We're ,heshy
Lone Star Live Stock Commission Com
pany at S8.75, the highest price in the Texas
j. Il Sullivan. Sanger, Tex, was up
yCstcrday with cattle
A. NJ Scott, Holden, Mo, was in ycster-
udN win npSS.-
Bowman \ Evans, Maryyilc, Kas,, were
on the yards yesterday with hogs.
j. CraNcns, Riley county, kas., came IN
Harper ( GasaWay. Columbus. Kas..
We're here yesterday with hogs
curtis y Callan1 and !. T. Fail, Bates
county Mo. were at the yards with cattle
and hogs yesterday They report the
number of cattle and hogs in their county
short of year ago
There We're no choice heavy cattle here
yesterday. but ). \. West OF Cass county.
Mo. had in a handsome lot of medium
weight steers. They were smooth ana fat
and excellent killers, The twenty aver
aged 1872 pounds and wcr" sold by Tn
dorwood, McAlliStCr N co. at 5000, the
highest price of the day.
j. 4. Cack. sheldon. Mo, was at the
yards yesterday with hogs.
&. w. Akcrs Il Bro. Dawson Ten, were
up yesterday with cattle
w. X. Adams ana James Powell, Smith
willie. Mo, came in with sheep yesterday,
j. W. Nice, Cadwell, kas., had in cattle
and hogs yesterday.
Elliott Il Bates ana W, j. Mcbride Ro-
anoke, Tex, were M yesterday with cat
tie.
j II. & T.. H. Bounds Marietta. |. r..
were here Yesterday with cattle.
Peery Il Fields and Smith Bros. St. Joe,
Tex, had in cattle yesterday.
Reed Bros. luskin, Ncb., were in yes
tcrday with hogs.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

SALOONS IN LEAVENW0
MIR. M,Cown Hunt Thinks the Prohibition
Law Ia That city u Yer.
We'll Enforced

Topeka Kas. June l2-tSueclalD Nc
Gown Hunt. member of the legislature
from Leaveuworth county. VAS in Topeka
to-day and, In response 10 a question as
to whether Ieavcnworth people were sat
isnel with the police commissioners ap-
pointed 10y the governor for their city, re-
spondcd as follows:
'I have heard no kicking from the tent
perancc element. so-cailed, at all and -
/ far as | am Informed the present police
commissioners are giving entire satisfac-
ton | see by the outside papers that
good many people are wrought up over
the way LcaVcuworth conducts her own
affairs. hut AT home we are content and
satisfied that the best Is being done for
all concerned.
81 believe that less liquor is being sold
In Leavcnworth to-day than under and
administration since prohibition went into
effect do not even except the time
when the whole of the police machinery
was turned over to the radical temperance
people. who also We're given the cordial
backing OF the business men who are now
of the opinion that where 1t Is impossible
to eradicate the liquor traffic the next
best thing is to regulate II, believe there
are "a less number of places now whore
liquor may be obtained than when the
every power ana authority behind them
which IN" governor or law could give;
the dives which wer" cntictng the old
soldiers from the government home on
pension 'tNSt ana Inv SYSTEM bl Itsuid-
ton all over the city is admirable
"LcaVeuworth differs from the other
towns in the fact that she L. not hypo-
critic We du not attempt To deny or con-
ceal the fact that liquor Is sold in our
town. Other towns have put on priestly
robes and said: Behold, are more
holy than thou" but every honest and
well informed man must admit that liquor
can bc obtained in any town in the state.
our town Is pointed out as particularly
wicked one because We have not kept mp
the prctcns" of being free from rumscll-
e.
others We regulate the liquor man in
Leavenworth and keep him under ccrtsin
trial has convinced Us that he is not to
he prohibited"
Mr.. Hunt Processes to he q temperate"
man i'm habits ana assnriations ana he
thinks he fairly states the attitl~e Of by
far the greater number OF temperance
men in LcavcnwOrth when he spoke as
above.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
A PROTEST ENTERED.
school HOARD DESOUNCED ron DIS
CHtRGtNG ChruOItC TEACHERS.
----------
MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE,
AID SOLICITED IOR NEEDY RESIDENTS
OF GRANT cot NTN, q. I.
The Military Companies viii Have an
Armory Hoard of tquai isntinn tiu-
ishcs Its Iaburs-Law Point
Raised -Burglnrs Rob
Residence.
MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE,


Tho Tabernacle was filled io its utmost
canupFt, t,st ,,..,i,,., i,. ,.,,,I. y.F, h4,i
',,.I - ~ A., ..
"SS''"u''', lo "S''h '' ''''l'sH'- l''"''S'l''~
against the h'iiou or me board 1l 'du-
cation recently iu dropping an ratholi.
school fenrh,r. frpru@ ti,. rolf ,rr. .,uII.
,,,,, ,,. LII ...f it..E.t t.,,,...,
Wv, I va "uo"' '''.'H guy ,''', "'' W.
men ana women and thr speakers were
applaudod frequently.
Attorney EIVin : NJ.Nrpny. rr,eIdtd
o,,.r ,t. ,,,.tt,a lr ,t,,,,,,. ,,,,,,l
Wv NV 'u@ '' 'N"""' w.
the meeting ny dehN'flhE u or. .i' bHi ior@-
ihlo speech In which hc set forth the pur-
pose for which tho meeting WAS rnlirt
and .s,,r, sbn,t I'm, d., .,,t,.r.,,,, ale ir
- '''''' 90 ''' 30" .
huh'ldiloh OF the acton recently t"h'h NV
the school board He stated that some Of
iicials now mpmhprs of the board OF tdu-
ca,io,, or ,biy ,i,, b,.t l,,.,...,,if,. OF ,,,,
,.as,...
PtIioIHlaN'o ol 'h'lI oiii.lAl "Ni''S.
tie was followed hy Attorney j. u.
ScrogCs, who made a spoprh following in
tho ,rngl,g OF ,b ur.yl,,Iy s,,,,l,., IA,
- ,,.'. IT,, 1 -.
was N'IN EARNEST III ms ''Ih diI "'H"u'''"
the action Of the school board.
G. +. HutchinCs was the next sraaitcr
uc or,pbnsiz,1 ,n CON 1ti,,,pt- .yrr.s.-d
~ ,.
ny wv previous Sp'dhtI~' re "la' t'"utH'
that the action of the board would mate
rally iniirc the business of The city. as
outsiders vo,,ld hocnp,c disrti-trJ with
,,,, - -, ,,,,,,,..,.,I ,,,
iiiN sum holll-1 dS WIZ W. 'i' bl''''N -
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
ROSIiDAI.E.

Beginning June the Kansas City Jour
nal will he delivered IN Rosedale by Eu-
Mt the reduced rate of 10 cents a week
and make his collections weekly.
The Junior League of the Methodist
Episcopal church Will give an ice cream
social IN the old W, g. Il. Il. reading room
Tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church Will meet at 2:S0 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Modern Knights will meet i'm their
hall to-night Officers will he elected and
other business Will be transacted.
j. Il. Fisher received telegram yester-
day morning from Northern Ohio notifying
him of the death of his mother, who form
erly made her home with him and had
many friends here. She was over 81 years
Of age.
Miss Ida Turner, who has been seriously
i'll. is improving.
Mrs. j. Il. Martin and her three daught-
ers, of Augusta, kas., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, W. II Turner, of the West end.
James Topins, of Denver, Is visiting his
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

Thirty employees of the Sehwarzschild &
Sul2berger Company were discharged yes
terday. They viii be taken back in about
ten days.
George W. McCallum will so to Edwards
vile to-day to spend few days with
friends.
\ young son of Mr.. ana Mrs. William
stafford. No. 627 Adams street. died We'd
nesday night. The body will be buried to-
day In St. Johns cemetery.
Rev. W. T Mclean. of Wichita, is the
guest of Il W warren.
Mrs. ~ l.. Broomer and children, of
Kasey H.. are visiting friends here.
Charles Rollins was arrested yesterday
morning for beating his wife. He was fined
25 and costs IN police court and in default
of payment was sent to jail.
Miss Flora capp. of conCordia, Pa, Is
the guest of Dr Russell and family.
The Royal Neghbors were entertained
yesterday afternoon 10y Mrs. w, Willmas-
ter
Rev. Father Moore of Holy Cross. Kas.,
Is the guest Of friends here.
-Four Migrants were arrested by the police
of No. . station yesterday.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
MORAL:
TO FEED THE HUNGRY.
Aid Being Solicited for Needy Res 'ents of
Grant County, q. Il.

The failure of crops in Grant county, o..
T., during the past two years has placed
ly destitute circumstances, ana has COM
PEELED them 10 seek aid: Rev, +. Shane
anS 1Gdeg ~ aShi 9i Una, eoHh 9d aLT
suffering neghbors They have papers
showing their authority TO solicit in be-
half of the people of that county and are
making a Successful canvass in this city.
The Chicago. Rock Island x Pacific RAN
way Company has agreed 10 transport
their collections free of charge. The com
mittee has secured a room, whore all do
committee wish TO make a shipr ant of
goods TO their friends Friday night of
each week. Rev, AIR. Shane reported the
Woodward Faxon x CO., $40 cash: Ar
mour Packing Company, meat, $50; W. s.
500; Ridenour-B Baker Grocery Company,
flour $40
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

Naittusburg Mo. June lS Especially
of the state normal school closed tonight
with the annual reunion and banquet of
he -" Alumni Association az Hotel MIN
utWHNa. Iortle Sprluus, This morning
IA, ~ class day exercises were held Ia
the chapel Charles T.. Barton. OF Bates
county. s'Cuitl hiRhr't h"norS. cary l
and Ruby NJ. Robinson OF Jasper county.
'hirl huuurs.
After the last number 'hc Graduates
w'I. addressed hy nr. George l. Osborne.
president of the faculty; also by a number
% the board OF regents. who presented
each With life certificate ta teach iu the
public schools of Missouri. ana conferred
the degree Of bachelor OF scientific didac-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
MAN lACS BREAK LOOSE,
Three Inmates of The Topeka Asylum Is
cape and one Hangs Himself ia front
OF the Building.

Topeka. Eas., june l3-(SpecialD Three
inmates Of the Topeka insane asylum cs-
capped from the huilding last night 10y max
ing a rope from bed clothes and lowering
themselves from an upper window, They
We're Blose Mcdonald, Brown county; ia
cob Schancr Lincoln county. and Schuy-
Ter Dressler, Ellsworth county. Two of
the three at once took 10 their heels and
are still al large, while Blose Mcdonald
hung himself to a tree directly IN front OF
the building from which he had escaped.
lie had IN some manner secured a long
piece OF picture cord, which hc fastened
around limb OF tree. He then mounted
neck aud kicked the bench from under
him. lie Was found hanging dead at day
light. lie came to the asylum from iiia-
watha about year ago. and was not con-
sldered dangerous or hopeless case.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

\ special meeting OF the city council will
Dee held tu-night 10 consider tho petitions
and rrmunstriuccs for aud against thu
ptop"sed street railway This afternoon
Mayor Griuter 10 canvass the petition win
meet again and complete their labors.
Several technical points AS 70 what cousti-
tutrs a resident viii bc decided by the
committee this afternoon. Under the law
governing cities ni nh, third class a ma
ioriiy uf th, resident property owners
have TO sign n favor of rho Improvement
before tn, council can take up or even
consider the franchise. The committee cN-
poets 20 have this matter settled in time
to consider tho ordinance at tO-uighrS
session ut tho council
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
AR MOU RDALE,
burglars Iircak Into and Rob One Resi-
drncc and Make an Unsuccessful At
frmni to EntCr Nmni her.

The residence Of Mrs. Anne Williams, NO.
S33 Pyle street was entered early yesterday
trance by breaking a window In the back
part OF the house The occupants We're not
disturbed. The burglars took g., all the
money In the house
An attempt was made at o'clock yes
torday morning to rob the residence of
James Reed. No. S33 South sixth street
Three men tried to force in the kitchen
door. hut the noise made by them aroused
Mr. Reed, who Immediately gave an alarm.
Several ncighbors responded TO the call and
an attempt was made to capture the would
be burglars, but they escaped.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

Mrs ! w Peck and daughter Ariel
LEFT yesterday for q visit To relatives at
Paris hyikik kirk returned home Yesterday
from a "trip TO New York and other East
ern points.
Ulysses Grant Miller and Aliss Cora Belle
hy Rev Proctor At the residence or George
Snyder. Eoth contracting parties are
muteS, and the marriage was performed
through an interpreter,
The sale of lot 10, by \, +. Anderson tn
j. Reid. was placed ON record yesterday.
The consideration was $i,O0O.
The young people OF the Baptist church
druee Of Judge Millurd South Main street
The Maple Avenue NJ, T.. church Sunday
school VIII hold picnic. to-day at Fair
mount park,
Miss Nora Loar entertained a number OF
friends Wednesday night at her home ON
Sea avenue.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

The Second Ward Colored Republican
Club VIII begin the fall campaign at an
early date. A meeting has been called for
this evening at Lugibilrs han, Third street
arranging for the campaign, The can is
signed By the following persons: A. j.
Gothard Rev. r. NJ. Mack, Asa Chinn, j.
W. Gordon. Rev \. Window. John No
Afee, Tilford DAVIS, Jr,, John Carter, Rev.
Calhoun, John Scanlon, George McClell-
and William Martin. Rev. Harris, Dan
Williams, William Marshall. +. +, Hen
derson, Rev. McNeel. Morton Brown, Hen
ry stanley Sam Bush, +. \. Turner, Joe
Davis, Fred Douglas, William Gay, Lon
McAdams, Allan Billips' Dr. Gray and
DR. Thompson.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
ONLY \ FEW COMPLAINTS.
Th. board of Equalization Finishes It's La
hors and Adiourns.

The board of equalization, which has
iZing the assessments made by the city and
township assessors Of this couuty,CloSvd its
labors yesterday and adjourned. Not over
"A dozen complaint were made against the
assessments as returned by the assessors,
Before adiourning the members of the
hoard took occasion to compliment Cty
Assessor Darlington on his efficient work
done in this city The board reduced the
assessment on Reid Bros Packing Com
pany's improvements and personal proper
" from S5S, 600 to Sli5OO.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

Cincinnati o., June I3.-RudolDh Kley-
bolre and Frank g. Huntington. holders or
preferred stock oi The Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton n Indianapolis railway. issued by the
Cincinnati Hamilton X Dayton, 20 take up
honds Of the former company upon which
there had been default in payment Of in
terest, have brought suit against the Gin
pauy TO eujOiu the issue of bonds and for
an accounting. II is alleged that tho Gin
Iinnau ham.unn l,aNt2h company Is
ciunat,, Hamilton a indianapolis preferred
stock and j. trying to avoid payment OF
dividends and IS about TO issue more
bonds.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
Central College Closes.

Enterprise. Kas,, June l3.-tSpccial) The
close of commencement week AT Central
college the United Brethren institution or
ganiZed here four years ago, occurred to-
4lint. IN H"'t,"H iiTS'',,h' o., ~, " Grs ,r
literary societies had their annual eNcT-
cises MouGdy evening Miss clara Mckee
presided, Grafton were delivered by Louis
Halbert, Clyde AtChiu-ou, II. W. Widdoes,
Diplomas were given T.. \ Hafner, III l..
Tripp, NJ. White, The college has twelve
graduates this year. Last night the pre-
paratory seniors received their diplomas,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14

They were: @ +. Wagner. L. e. Reynolds.
NJ \ Mckee. Glare Mckee. Elsie Nichols,
Ella CHdW,ll. Albert Beam Tonight
came commencement aud N o. Halter.
Lcuua Dale Mater, Mart White. e. \. Haf-
utr. Horace l., Tripp delivered orations'
and were graduated The exercises were
attended by large audiences. The sChoo.
Us doing good work and succeeding.