Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28

hard ana there was some discussion about
ihc matter Finally. the ambulance rolled
away and the man w. Tss se,ameed inTneed 0Is the n
jnred leg-and 10! il was cork"
r. Il. Rurroush British vice consul--
Have you ever heard OF the order about
what are. called flying seals? Well: ms
ac,ins' any business for the british gov
crnment. aud have written some inioI-
nation which bears hard upon someonei
ii and then place the first envelope In
second one and seal that So there are
been discovered by detectives that u you
take an envelope and prick a number 9t
H9m '9gS can a5os rsad the contests Of the letter
without anyone having been any ttnSS
mail nail thieves IS locate bills and drafts which
have been placed In letters Its very easy
when you know how. But With two en-
is different
J. O. Murphy. real estatc-"Ahout sly
years ago the New England association OF
which ! was member held a banquel
| don't know whether the associate IS IN
existence or not Anyway. ! haxen,t
been invited 10 any more banquets. Wen;
as Was sayinE w we nsq church
was one OF the party. They gave us VIVA,
they called clam chowder-New England
/
there was but one clam to every four GAL
Ions or water. Then We had rum punch:
a drop to a paiiful Well We listened TO
number OF toasts Tom Morrow spoke
on the Yankee LAWYER | remember. and
other, kinds, Finally Dr. Hopkins was
pleased to be asked to say something, be-
cause not a word had been said about the
Yankee girl Why, fellow citizens, said
he. to forget to mention the Yankee girl
on an occasion like this, is like eating
clam chowder IN which there are no clans
and drinking rum punch which contains
no rum"
funny things it'f IL real I life. e Now. " for r' IN.
! stance take NY aunt who lives in ST.
butter, devoid OF any artificial coloring
matter or any adulteration whatever, and
| as such, was an enthusiastic advocate of
the ant-oleomarsarne law passed last
winter. She never used it and was vio;
frE on the fact 0 it, Of he Sn 4 peSn
Of the oieo Last week when / was at
matter and thought the action OF the leg
stature very appropriate. The usual week.
her house aRd % as It Vsse was very TS salty s'e and
! had many large yellow specks in 1t she
took her dairyman to task for mixing
| butter and not furnishing his own make
| as he represented he was doing. Then
she heard something that surprised her
coloring compound, the artificial method
for giving, 1t that beautiful, dainty color.
ssS fsf # he he fg d AND Sed eG Gd ne he
| that If he did not she would not use his
butter He was able to sell il on the
| splendid color he was able to get. while if
| the usual color was used 1t would not be
marketable at all She was surprised to
| know. she. was using the colorcd compound
| after all"
w; II. skinner, Chicago--"The real limit
'ot the power of the new weapon known
ti,,iafaSS tne RfaSS Jqrgenson g rife. can hardly be
shown its wonderful power of penetration.
| both in wood and also in iron. 1t can
6ag6 Six Feet ae Oh pne ss' mSsr and Rs tes
| have shown that a bullet fired at close
,it! range VIII pass into the end of an oak log
timber it will go farther. 1t viii pepetrate
an IN" inch Of east iron Ike drill and bore
there is one kind of timber that il cannot
penetrate, that, is, the common little pin
over the West The > bullet t. that i'fotts boress
through an inch of cast iron cannot be
although scores of trials have been made
by the parties who have tested the gun.
tough and it sl IS almost m il mpossbs e SeSf for a It
| to be penetrated by any missile; There is
ment mt carrdgd a for the lSe Krag IA ' orsenson
| gun an explosive force of $500 pounds,
when the charge is fired"
Joseph ]. Williams, city-'rhe best thing
a man can do sunday Is TO go out into the
they spread. Great big slices OF ham Ike
away until T it is cole ~ ID sliced IN IN Bis. e.
69ad # nfeT er fhd bd PG s 'a9S Then tbos
plates of fried chicken. fried just brown
and crisp, and yet never ,scorched or over
| meat for me, Last Sunday | was at the
4 "A
| dinner as ! have spoken of, together with
the dozen or more kinds and STYLES OF
other side dishes, that are made in such
rare style over there Then in the e., even
something in the flavor OF fried chicken
when it's cold that suits my appetite on
Sy 70 sasg eyey sunday h Re
of my life, Think could live to be 100
years old then, sure"
J. A. Southern, Wardner Id.-"1f there
| Is anything in this world that tends 10 dis
gust an Idahoian it is the sensational dis
| patches now being received by Eastern
newspapers from irresponsible corresponds
ents in Idaho concerning an alleged upris-
| ing o. the Iempi and Bannock Indians, on
the Teton river The reports, state that
settlers In Jackson's Hole have been butch
Erobabiy murdeT ali The settlers in the
whole cloth. The Indians are not the aG-
Eressors The truth of the matter is that
Idaho are determined to secure the BAN
mock reseryation for pasturage for their
| cattle. With this object in view they have
Systematically and deliberately provoked
The Indians for the pasr three years: If
to secure the Indians removal TO another
! district; Perhaps some settlers have been
| killed, but you will eventually learn that
not one murder was done by the Lempi or
Bannock Indians. i is a NOTORIOUS fact
| among the people Of Idaho and Wyoming
! that cattle barons in the Teton valley
| country have caused all the trouble in that
| section. Their robberics are not entirely
| confined to stealing land and cattle from
| Indians. It is Invariably the case that
| when white man settles in that country
under the homestead law that in a few
months the news Will he sent around that
| he Is a 'rustler or cattle thief. The final
outcome will be that his neGhbors. all in
! the employ of large cattle owners, will
/ ride up and nil him fun OF lead. HIS claim
| is again open for settlement and his small
| herd OF cattle are lost in the countless
/ herds OF the harons. You may think this
a wild story, but It Is the history Of huh-
| dreds of murdered settlers, My brother.
| Clarence l.. southern, was one OF the re-
| cent victims He was killed six weeks ago