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counties in particular, almost
all the democrats ard many
republicans were out strongly
for Bryan and Sewall and silver.
bryan will win, I believe.
With the States west Of the
Mississippi and the Southern
States for the ticket, and
the East debatabIe ground,
a thousand Marx Hannas can
not change the result. From
what I have learned, | imagine
that Mr.. Hanna is in fear, If
he gets true reports he has
reason TO fear. Money can no..
buy this election"
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MINISTER TERRELL COM
MENDED.

Washington, August 26 -
Acting secretary of Stale Rock
hill today authorized the state
ment that there was no truth in
the report of friction between
the department. and MIR. Terrell,
United States minister to Tur
key. Mr.. Rockhill says the
minister has been commended
by the department in the high
est terms for his administration
of the affairs Of the Uniled
States legation at Constantine
pie during recent emergencies.
There has been no intimation
due to friction or other cause,
as there is every reason TO be-
Iieve that all concerned are en-
tirely satisfied with the official
aud present status Of affairs.
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going to talk at all. Not a
word, " said Fitzsimmons, with
good humor.
ooh, yes, you WILL said an
acquaintance, who stood near,
when you hear what the re-
Porters have to tell YOU
what is that" said he
with interest.
''Well, the fact.is that Cor
bett says you will have to de
post a big forfeit before he
viii fight you"
"Oh, Is that so9" said the
fighter. 4 am the champion,
land l will dictate such tern s
as are made in this affair.
"WilI you fight Mr.. Cor
betto"
81 don't say that l won't,
but it shall be as / say, not as
he says. Corbett is a has
been Whatever reputation
he ever had, Sharkey has
taken from him."
What did they say about
the fight in London
They regarded Mr.. Cor
bett as a defeated man. That
is the opinion heard every
where. | will speak more de-
hhitely about my plans wher,
Julian arrives, which will be on
Tuesday"
"You gave an exhibition on
the way over did you not?''
eyes, ! punched the bag at
the concert.
DO you anticipate a meet
ing with Corbett while you re-
main in town."
Il shall neither avoid nor
seek one. But | don't think
Corbett is to be considered as
my possible opponent until he
has done something to entitle
him to that consideration"
What do you think of
Sharkeyo''
81 only know what l have
read about him. He is, in my
opinion, simply a strong man
who thinks he is a fighter. I
will bet anything that l stop
him in four rounds"
where will you stop in the
city?"
AT the Bartholdi until
Julian arrives. My wife will
take the youngster to the sea
side.
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a MAGAZINE REVOLVER.
A Dozen Cartridges Are Con-
tanned in the Handle.
From the New York neraId.

From the New York Herald.
An entire magazine in a pis-
toll is the latest idea. 1t is net
the invention of cowboy or a
train robber, but of a citizen of
the quaint town of Worcester,
Mass.
From an external view the
new magazine pistol looks very
much like regulation revolver,
except that it has no visible
hammer aud its trigger is a
peculiar little steel plate with
a hole in it for the finger. Il is
the moving Of this little trigger
plate which works wonders.
The cartridges, a dozen of them
at a lime, are placed in The
handle of the pistol, so that
they lie in a neat row one be-
side the other.
The hammer is a square bit
of steel which lies flat at the
handle end Of the barrel, end
ing in sharp point to strike
the cartridges in the center, and
moving backward and forward
on straight line by means of
a powerful spring.
The interior workmanship Of
the revolver is seemingly com
plicated. but is really a simple
set of springs, drop lock and
automatic catches. One move
ment of the trigger acts on a
steel bolt, forces the hammer
back and fastens il in position,
pushes the first cartridge into
the barrel and acts on stiff
spring that urges the remain
ing cartridges of the barrel up
a peg to be ready for the next
shot.
The second pressure of the
trigger releases the hammer
and discharges the first cart
ridge. The second and subs
equent shots are fired as from a
self.cocking revolver of the or
binary type. The trigger is
pressed backward, and with
this simple movement a catch
is opened Suddenly to force The
empty she'll automatically
from the barrel. The hammer
is set back, another loaded car
fridge is put in position, and
the remaining cartridges are
forced upward to the barrel, so
that the revolver is all ready to
be discharged.
The inventor believes that
the simplicity of the weapon
will recommend it, while the
advantage of firing a dozen
shots from a compact, perfect
working, easily carried revolver
can he appreciated even by
novice.
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/ SUMMER EXCURSION
TIME TABLE
OF THE
Rio Crdnde R. R.
From and after June 18Th, 1896
regular passenger train will
run as follows:
Passenger Train between Browne
Vile and Point Isabel in effect
on and after June Is.
REGULAR TRAIN.
Leaves Brownsville DAILY at p. n.
Z" Point Isabel 7.30 an
Arrives D.. "8l9 pm
Brownsville n 40 am
REGULAR TRAIN.
EXCURSION TRAINS.

EXCURSION TRAINS.
1--we Bville every Saturday at 5.p. m.
), .. Sunday pa. m.
,, Pt.Isabel 4.p- NJ
Excursion tickets are good until Mon
day mornings train,
cE Communication cards, good for thirty
first class, round ,trips transferable
to members of ones family good unit
September 3Oth 1896, will be sold for
S25. 90 Mexican coin.
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The Miller's Hotel building hav-
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fered for rent for hotel purpose d
Reasonable rates. Apply to Fran
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16
LEGAL. NOTICES.

WHEREAS. Robert II. Hunt aud Ellcn,
OF trust dated the tWcnty-EUtoul day ui
Jnly. a. j.. eighteen hundred anu tishiSy,,
hihc, ana recorded on the twenty ,nlNN 7,
DAY OF July A. II. eighteen huhi," an =
Ylghty-ninc, ~ the recorder ON ,.,,y' VI
Is' IN ksS ss9K y2nnS ~, Mssou5! a, fhisaS Al sa,h in
elusive. conveyed 10 Jcn,ison Brgmbagk x
n. following described land w. ha",ssS ,,scS
state OF Missouri to.wlt; Al of l9i4
numbered three CD. four 90. ave 90, sM w
sYiiNIm IN a., eight %, nine ,9 "R' IN ,'' RiWes. iWY
add..aon addition TO the cay, OF kans;is; ki;,ic, ON ON
north wcnty.onc ,sD fcst Of SAID lot Ten
u.T s,.d foNyrsd ny the plat OF lnht t.ss,J i5ts
smtaMislO4, aud except part 3i suH!l uH!lt,,otni
tiN 90 anu seven o. conveyed NY Mlgn'I'
Hunt to Daniel ronncll by warranty iH"i,nus,
iorty-oiEht tN feet wide north ana hoWtn,
ntl running back from OAK su,rt, ~ IA, IL
ahnS siiSS MT east q OAK st,St anne H'n XII
,is'y.slN hundredths ts ss.ic6i 'e,t 9t seil ~.
ro,,r St nuhnn"f siX 90. ana siSieep anu on t8c
south side OF slli lot numbcr seven q,
anu except ten l0l feet OF the south a'',s
Il vrT s"s by ls ,h5sS 81 9 oG jun
,w.i o, Wns, fronting. three hqndreu s,t1c, nt.
TO- an alley, being eonysyoa,o co ~
tlust t TO- secure payment OF eleven prrS,tn,,n1,
sofy notes In said deed of trust d'ANr'o,,hm, ~
anu. whereas. default was inhuS ~ -
naSmtnt when due OF the pIihS'pai, ~
~ sali deed OF trust described uh thv
i initerest notes having been pnln'; mVi
Whereas, there remains due aud unrah
tosether with one thousand dollar; OF IN.
,ef.St, hcrrucd thereon prior to JannNi,
l. A. ~ l&d, ana interest on the whol. OF
snll prlhc!pal since the last date now;
,htfctvft. at the request OF the paEre dl.t
hoidcr OF said unpaid promissory, nor
shil hfunonck. MS such trustee, VIII nio
eco 10 sell said land and every par,
thef.oi. under the power IN SAID tceh o.
rust, at public venduc, TO the highc.t
q tho City '%S Of KanFa. SS"f' tnow enlisi
knnsas City) In the county OF jackson
niGrcsaid. for cash.. on Thursday IN"
gun day OF July, A D. eighteen nun,
ufcu ana nincty.siS, between the houts
ot nlne O'Clock in the forenoon ana hvl
O'Clock in the afternoon to pay the costs
ahu expenses OF executing said trust M
S!hdlnE compensation TO the trustee iPr
ms services and the amount due on san
principal promissory note. the court homs, homs,,
door IN said city at when said sale VIII
be made being the south front door of
the court house building on the block
OF ground bounded by Fifth street. OAK
street, Missouri avenue and Locust street;
N which building the circuit court of snil
jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas cry.
may ~ The time of sale he held, or mirh;
lawfully be held II then in session.. said
door being the one at which the sheriff
court. JEFFERSON BRuMRACK.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

posals: Notice is hereby given that. by or
der OF the county court Of Jackson county,
the respective offices OF the county sur
vcyor and the county clerk, of said jackson
county. In the court house at Kansas city.
for doing the following work Grading the
Chiles road. from the Independence and
$: e. OF the 5. 9. 4 of sec p, tn. Is. range
u. Specifications and plans for the above
may be seen at the offices of the county
OF 10000, or a certified check for siirh
amount, to accompany each bid to be for
fusal. or inability. of the bidder to enter
into satisfactory contract or bond for said
work within days after awarding of CON
tract. The court reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
+. j. .o'FLAHERTY. County Surveyor.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

,>~~~>y>>-o~~~o-.~,S-->>
IN the state circuit court n md
nil,r,,a nslG 4, Kansas 4 Gl,s Msk,si MM;skk,si
g. FSp.. IsHmaS iefsmann,. 40 o'!lfy giSa ""S Now "
court. comes the above named plaintin. 10y
Michael j 'i,oian and and Thomas IT, Uourity
~. NJ n2fn;r.siden,s of thg state OF Mlssomri.
have llis"ntcd themselves from their usual
nince oi abode IN this state AMI it arn,enr.
that snid Michncl j. Doan aud Thomas II,
.9nricy are non.residcnts OF the state OF
and y, a. Philips isvs aEsSn,ci them,
s,rriNes from their usual places oi abode in
upon any of f" sni rHgs dsfcndans an Tits state
hc s Rcnsid snnes prSssr'Gsd II smnn'ep, r, g g
Sytus Nswkirk, 4. A., Phillips, Michael J.
polan, Thomas II. Gourloy. defendants:
has instituted a suit against you 10 on
SS ssSSd 'hS hy isn ,Sn 2i oeria1n tax Y w No ~
series &C., entitled. IAN ordinance au,horis;
an Ing ,he board OF public works TO let aud
repnifinE plank sidewalks" approved April
~; ~, .No' IN amount of our and S-lg dollars
icai ssat a "sdin,, The t9Swns assGTssu nsk
son. county, Missouri. to.wyy, Lot y, block
Fairmount park, an addition 10 Kansas
CIV, Missouri; that said tax hill bears In
tgrcst @ ~ The raie Of ten per cent per an
mum nun from date until paid Now therefore.
You are ordered to be and appear IN this
court ny the October term, 1896. to he begun
amI ,,n,i. h,sli ~ the court house IN Kansas
lily Inckson county. Missouri, on October
I'm isNi and on or before the third day Of
s.lli term TO answer or plead to said pcti-
ton, and that unless you so appear and
plead, said petition will be taken as con-
iesscd, md judgment will hc rendered as
praycd ~ said petition. And y is further
ordered that copy Of this order he pub
lshed In The Kansas city Journal" n
newspaper printed and published In Jack
son county. Missouri. being the newspaper
selected by the Judges of this court FOR ju-
diciai publications. for -four weeks consec-
utivcly. TO he published at least once n
week, and the last insertion to he at least
hfteen days before the commencement Of
said October term of court
\ true copy.
Attest; ii. NJ .sToNEsTREET. Clerk.
Ry w, II. WISS D. C
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

ais Notice Is hereby given that by or
DER of the county court OF Jackson county.
MO- sealed proposals. Will he received at
anu tho county clerk OF said Jackson conn
ty,in the court house at Kansas City,untl u
O'Clock tnoonl OF the Goth of July, 1896. for
doing the following work; Grading Swope
boulevard from Merrietta avenue to point
"a miles south. Specifications and plans
OF the, county surveyor AT Kansas City
a. cash deposit of 10000. or n certified
check for such amount. to accompany each
bid. to be forfeited to jackson county in
case OF refusal, or inability. OF the bidder
for said work within 6 days after award
Ing OF contract. The court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
+. j. OFLAHERTY.
County surveyor.
Dated Junc IN ,ene
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16
Kansas City. Mo-. June Eth, ls5s.

SHERIFE"S SALE.-By virtue and au-
thorlty of n special execution, No. lSlG3. Is
sued from the Office of the clerk OF the
circuit court OF Jackson county, ut Kan
sas city. Missouri. rcturnablc to the Oc-
tobcr term, 1896, of said court, and to me
as sheriff directed and delivered, In favor
of Kansas city Grading Company and
against Howard NJ. Holden. Frank l.. I'm
derwopd and The Amoskcag Savings bank.
have levied upon and seized all the right.
title interest and estate of said dcfcnd-
derwood and The Anoskcag Savings bank.
in and to the following described real cs-
tate, situated In the county of Jackson
and state of Missouri, to-wit: For the
enforcement of six special tax bills, on
the east half of 20 feet off Of south side
Of lot thirteen uSD, block three ,3), Huh
bard's addition, on the east half of lot
fourteen 90. block three go, In Hub
bard's addition. on the east half of lot
fifteen d5l, block three ,Cil in Hubhards
addition, said addition being an addition
Missouri. and | will, on Thursday. the 5Oth
day Of July, \. u. 1896, between the hours
OF nine o'clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. at
tho south front door of the county court
house, in Kansas city, Jackson county,
state of Missouri, and during the session
OF said circuit court at Kansas city, Mis-
souri,, sell at public vendue, for cash, to
the highest bidder, all the right. title, in
PENDANTS. Howard VI, Holden. Frank l..
Underwood and The AmoskeaS Savings
bank, in and to said real estate. to satisfy
said execution and costs.
JOHN l.. O'NEIII. SHERIFF,
Kansas City, Mo, July s. 1895.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tina, let
johanna Pierson. deceased we're granted
to the undersigned by the probate court
OF the county of JaGkSon, rtatc OF Mis-
May. 1896. All persons having claims
against said estate. are required 10 cX-
hibit the same TO the undersigned for al
lowance, within one year after the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate and If
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of this publication
they will be forever barred.
ELlNDR PIERSON.
Administrators of the Estate OF Johanna
Person
RALPH +. sconeld. Attorney.
Dated this 29th day OF June, 1896
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate OF PcrinclIn
Morrison. deceased were granted to the
undersigned by the probate court OF tho
county of Jackson, state of Missouri ut
Kansas city, on the 10Th day OF June 4
d. 1896. All persons having claims against
to the undersigned for allowance, within
one year after the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit OF
said estate, and II such claims he not eN-
hibited within two years from the date OF
this publication. they Will he forever
barred. THOMAS j. SEEHoRN
Public Administrator Jackson County. Mis-
sOuri.
Dated this 3Oth day Of June, 1896
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
proposals will be received, at tile offices
OF the county clerk or the county sur.
(no0m. OF July Goth. 1896. for mncaiamizing
the Buckner road from the end Of present
macudam TO point miles northeast. 4
cash deposit or certified check OF 500 viii
be required with each bid. which will he
retained by the county In case the bidder
6 days after awarding OF contract Plans
and specifications can be seen al ofIr" ~
county surveyor at court house Kansas
city. Mo. FRANK ]. O'FLAHERTY'
County surveyor
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE TO. coNTRACToRs-sealed
OF the county clerk or the county sur
yeyor at Kansas City. No., until i2 o'clock
Street from Rlytown road to Fairview ave
a cash deposit or certified check Of sa0i
will be- required with each bid, which will
be retained by the county in case the bi'i.
der falls to furnish satisfactory bond with.
in days after awarding of contrac Pro-
tiie and specifications can he seen al oiIicr
OF county surveyor at Kansas City, Mo,
FRANK j. O'FLAHERTY.
County Survcynr
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
proposals will be received at the Offices
OF the county clerk or the county sur
(noon, of July Goth, 1906. for maca,Iimiz,
ing Troost ave. from md of present ma
deposit or certified check of saOO viii he
required with each hid, which viii be- re-
taincd by the county In case the bidder
days after awarding of contract Plans
and specifications on lille at office OF county
surveyor at Kansas city, Mo
FRANK j. O'FLAHERTY.
County Surveyor
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that let.
ters of admins tratlon on the estate Of
To tho Undersigned by tho probate court
OF the county OF Jackson. state of Mis-
May. 1896, All persons having claims
against said estate, are redpired TO ex-
iowance, within one year after the dare
OF said letters. or they may be precluded
from any beneht of said estate, and II
years from the date OF this publication
they will b. forever barred,
ELlNOR PIERSON
Administrators of the Estate OF Nels u.
picrsOn.
RaIph y. Scoheld. Attorney.
Dated this 99th dly of June, 1891
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16
HoMEsrEkEn~ EXCURSION


ON July q the t'nion Pacific wiIl sol,
homescokcrs ENcurHon titkpts 10 points
Y Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado. t'tnh AMI
wyoming at rate OF ouc fare. plus s1N,
ior me round trip AMI good for stop-
overs allowed on return tfip For fniI H.
iorinaoen atply. to Union racihc Ticket
agsh, No. lWr Main st.; lo3S tnion ave,
ana Union station, Telephone ii0g
j. II. FRAWLEY,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16
UNION DEPOT TIME CARD.

Instructions - All trains daily unless
marked. -. except suniay' -. Sunday
Monday. "a" Saturday only, First column.
leave. second column. arrive.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16
To sr. LOUIS AM RETURN


or Juiy 18th. Goth and gist tho Wabash
Will sol round trip ticket, tu St Louis
at MOO, on same ~Iatcs a rate of $50 VII
b. made one way. -Four fast trains daily
from Kansas city Via tho Wabash to ST
Loiis. Take the Wabash" positively thc
shortest line and makes the Quickest time
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16
GRAND AVE. DEror-..d street.
Chicnso, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul.

,Rrnchoi by Wostport cars)
Chicago passenger o. AH,3l am $40 pm
Chicago 4 ST Pnul cx.,r,21.lj pm y9lj am
ottumwa and ST Paul.
Kansas Ciiy and chilli
cotho accommodation ..'7;lj pm '9.l5 am
MONDAY only.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16
TO THE MERCHANTS.

WHO handles your drayage? Do you get
Company look out for your fnterests7 ii
you have good reasons for a change, we
would be pleased to hear from you. Fur
MIDLAND TRANSFER COMPANY,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NnrIcE M rR1lsrEEIs sAIE-whe..-

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE-Where.
as Charles B. Ellis and Mary Ellis, his
wife, graniors, by their certain deed OF
trust dated the twcnty-scvrnth lny OF
January, A. y. eighteen hundred ana nine.
tv-two. iilcd for record on thu twcnty.s"y-
cnth day of January, a; u eighteen hun.
drci and nlncty-siA, and recorded In book
Il No. 6OJ. At page 81, in office OF recorder
of deeds OF Jackson county, Missouri al
Kansas City, conveyed 10 Homer Reed
trustee, the following described lands and
teue,nents situate IN Jackson county Mis-
souri, namely; All Of lot numbered fhir.
teen 90 In South Windsor. an addition 10
thu Citv of Kansas tHow Kansas Cityl
Missouri as the same L. marked nnd GcSig.
mated ON the recorded plat thereof on iilr In
the recorders oihCr nf said Jackson county
Missouri In trust to secure the note In
said decd described. and. whcrcaF irfntii.
has been made IN performance OF m. CON
itlons OF said deed ana the same hnvc
been broken. now. therefore, notice ~ here.
bv given that, ns requested nv thu I.rrni
holder OF said notes, | Homer Reed, trustee
viii proceed 10 sell and will sell At nubus
vendtc to the highest bidder for cash tho
said lands and tcncmonls on the iG,h iay
OF July. 4. n, eighteen hundred and nine.
ty-siN, between the hours OF f.nc o'clock
A. M and tvs o'clock p. m, at the wrsi
front door OF the custom house. corner Of
Ninth and Walnut streets. IN Kansas CIV
In said Jackson county, Missouri 10 nav
said indebtedness and expenses or sale
HOMER REED Trustee
C,ook & C;ossstt Attorneys.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT
others Interested In the estate of James il.
Oaly, deceased, that We. Ella DAILY and
intend to make a final settlement thereof
nj the next term of the. probate court Of
jackson county. TO be held at Kansas City,
Missouri ON the l7th day of August 1886.
ELLA DAILY,
FELIN DAILY,
pisfr
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENr-
Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors ana
H. Morse. deceased, that /, Thommmso
seehorn. administrator OF said estate, intend
next term OF the probate court OF Jacl sno sno
county, to. be held at Kansas city Aiis.
souri,. on the 18th day of August, A.D. isss,
Public AdmInistrn,nr
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-16

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given 10 all creditors and
others interested In the estate OF Michael
Juengllns. deceased, that !. Anna NJ. q
JuenSiins. eNeculrix OF said estate, intend
next term of the probate court OF Jackson
county. to be held at Kansas CIV, Mis-.
souri,. on the 18th day OF August 1886
ANNA NJ. G. JuENGLING Executrix.
Fyhe. Yates q Fyke, Attorneys
Keith 4 Perry bldg