The Topeka State Journal (Topeka, Kansas)
January 4, 1894

Page 1

LAST EDITION TOPEKA, KANSAS, TliURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 1, 1891. IP Do Yon Hear Son mis of War fro h Osaw;itoinie. Mrs. Lease anl Fn-fljorii Both Try to Sit AS THE CHAIIDIAX Of the K U State Board of Charities. why ii did it. Gov. V. i, ite TelU Go-.a Li-wenio? Why lie ta ied the 1 i- t i ti -e. Oov.-raor D.tvis II. W ib- t.f Colorado lias wrirwi G v-nior J.i-wiUnsr hi rea suns for asset! bilug the ('L,i,.,ra:,o legisla ture in speeia. s-e-tV.on aid gives us his toec'tal teaso?. t i at tl e is' a' ure may I take such action as wiii t'uiuUL work for j the uucruployed. lie letter is as fol- li nvi lion. L. 1'- I.e'-vet-ag, T t-k i. Kansas: MV DtiK IjiiVKHKiiit: Yntlfl of D('- eem'ner lfit.ii roc. ivei. In a-11 j r Ill it;.- there w..i be x special session of our state le go '.at ire t ai.y ir. January. That legislature is no' I'opullst in either branch, although we fu.rle carried tho -t ate. We v -i o sciiutiLeaily counted on: lj'.- d -facts in our ILv.-. Loas.j Wires Her Attorney EiiLrene Haan. Australian ballot Tie chief J. W. Free lorn, the newly n pointed member of til.:- state lioard. uf charities, took th- o-ttl .f otlicj at Osawatuinie this uixr lini;, ii' attempted to -it as a mem it lithe iiard. Eugene ilagan, coun sel f..r Hri ;',iir, received the follow ing lis o'Oeh frt.m tor a1 in -u today, seat be;, i'" iae c net had issued the restrain ing order: O -oVVATOM.il-, Jan. 4. SH.'O a. Hi. 1 'ai a" 1 a a i a I ejek a. I' j a; n'i at encc. Freeborn Is here and i.a.- ta.-icU t lie- oath of o'lice. lie is :i)"iu: t .-i- as a memocr of the f j oh.' Jhiiv K. Eka--k. .Mr. Ha.., t up to h cluck had not Lea) d J rum Irs. E-ase since her im .ruin g itl-i-stch. j.ntl tuat vhj4 siiit !ic!'t..rc Mr. i-'r- i-urti 'mhl iitve been ntitied of the re-' -.il i he;-; c r if-?. Mr. ihiiiai .id "-My linderstandin i- .it thi i t ;..:d -vere in s'--i..jn at O-a-w.4t..!ni oaly i;:it-il nn. aiai that at this oa ji a I it e;"s ee mi Mr. irrc.e .jrn attempt ed in t.ir Mrs. Lent'" j dace on the 1 cm i, r at fr rthtr than thai I am unai-lo to M.y, because I nut heard Low it raja-- out.' A .'i-jjHteb j ul!iIn"ii in a nmrnina- pa per at K,ai:a- i'y, -uy.-: "When Mr-, i.e-a c wai a-iiced at Oiathc if J-'rceborn vui:id u-it part. cip in the (.)-:iwatoiriie luce d n;-, fh c Icjaicd. that ls vvcuidiiijt; that Ite ui i oaly be a s-i.octatur. it va-i Icariicti, h ;t-vrr. that a rtiajurity of the ..liar ;Lini f-r? f the board had" ar i a i i to rj;i.:itZ' on the train t-:i route t o ei:unuc and i-K-c-t a j.Tsid"iit who wo'dldo recu.iniced wh.-n .)-av,-atMni:e a- teach i and who would in return rvi'i ;e!-.ze Fr-H-borii. Thl arran eetnent w,w kep.t a si'viet fri m Mrs. Leu-e, and f ended out ei attorneys wiii he ad-Vi-i I ;';n pr-.a. eed;;,-- at uin'O, as i-rie i- :-T ill o 'tensdacd not to go without a iiyht to toe i i i L -1 1 .vt cm i a wf-iiir r raid this inornintr that .he n:.dt r-to. ,i Unit Mr. 1 ioiisci i older had U-.-a ta ide l.-re-ldeit of tho board, a a 1 he pre a. n "n ;ae a. af Fanned at O la the a a p:.b; dy carried oiit. U ,v. rik r I.e,v.diiuir aid thi? after n.jo .1 that, ht? iiad received no word from the hoard i f c uarit ie. today and had no eh hd knoA h oir-' of their where. i! .out aid. a; jdi ki; f-i pi.usf.-d taey were at O-a-'.v at a a :.e. Ih-'.v ate Ft c-reti-ry Fred. J. Close is ab-i-en' ir an l.ij d;rk in the -aivt-rnor's ol-hc- today and it is ua b-r-tood that he is w atchic ir the g-o ernur's interests at .sa .vatart.ie Is Ell CATiTA CTIiCrL VTIOX H p-ir l I-la' 'ida ke 1.; .1 1 t in 11.. jaa ld per t-ia '1 a.t a tai Cue. ttvtry Country in tin- World I'nlU'd St.-lU' Flf.ll. s n i -ii v, Jan. 4. Tb e treasure de e. ut p!f:.-c!l"s a tbh ?,aiviiir the a.ry -y -t c i a- an i a a irox !t;at e stocks a a.cy ..n lae aa'irr and or i-aidta e- -.r: io j ,u n.iiiiU'ii's of tin- worbi, ai- --iio a that France, wisn a jiopula )f 3.;-t.i. xo. hvis tiie hiarhe-t jn-r 'a r a a' io! of any of the countries ed in tht. table, vi.: :;;.m. or-'widi a nlati- ai id' :j.sto,i.Hn, a in-- e p d a circu ai ii ei of ts.;c4. tie rs are: IJ.- iriani, -sjd.To; Austraha, '.'"i: t ie Id. .to 1 :y..o--. J"i.O-'; lae h. -rhiiah, i:4.:;l. in air- witii a datioa o;' -pi-yoon.oni t the per capita abhii-i is ut ijsp-.!, ad in -liver. o.b.'WHH" t'aiaa in this re-pec!, Mou da ti cs a (ircakPion per ca;dta of U: i-i'i ia, i.-'i S we b -n, I Tur- -vidi a populaduri of i,. i Cent r ii Ameru-an states, an. f 4.' ii India, 3.44, atraiitM. a popi ioii of -t"r.voo5UO.i: biati. ;J4.',t-. i. v bdd"t(i Kingdom, -d.4d. and (ier- ay f-I'j.i-' 'o eai-h person. Fortuira!, a a Hpul itiuti of but 4.7oo,noo, has a ciin-a if :f- 1 .hij, and Eirypt a p.-r ira id spiSd; Canada. Jjtlo.oo; Cut -a -"U; It at..-. Switz.'rlaud, -1-14.4-; ece, il .'.t'h Sj am, S17.14: Ausa-o-iiMry. in Norway, Den rk, Sll,7ii Rusia, tj's.17, with a popu n uf 1 o.'O.'toO, and Mexico, a.oo. -ini-e til it slalement was tabulated, 1 iiO capita ire ulation of the United es )ai- dettea-eu to .?t ii--' ta! b'puts the -toe It of Lrohl mnnov iSd.ai!t,noo,eOo: silver, iSodfii i, 100.0OO, itnoi-vi red paper money at 2,700,- A MOM' TRYING YEAR. "on ti-li Incomes i j letcU anil Trade tieiit?ially Seriuusly Afterte'I. I .on no:,-, ,f in. 4. 1'he Times in an ar ticle on the trad- of ISt'tS savs: It mav be ret arded as the m.s-t try in- year of a" de cat. e. A :iit ri-.'an currency and American fiebon on ti e sariif eiiecked fnterjrise. ne Aiwtr.iban bankiui: crisis and tho tie ressku u Auici lean railways coupled wit ii home in .-c-stment trouble. depleted inc nnes and eai.ireed economies which ailectod tra lc-rs. 1 he in lie -eat eon litians uf trade have object of t aiiirie- .i peci&l session i- to provide ways and n eaiis to furnish, work for the um-m nl 1 to repeal the j infaiaoiis bon liae- hv-m i which is fa-t burdening ou.- ti u i, ic i r.-ii it e.s with debt-;, and ja-rnut the state, tot Tide-, cities and school districts t-j make ptPd.c iraprove meuts on their own era- ht, ivi'di their- owu rerip, ai d that scrb) r'et-tvall for taxes. Witii a bosuh- iu i.j i"it in both h-juses it is periaap- too jtt-it h to er ec t an en- dom-nic-nt of tlit silver j-olicy that will j he recoianien led, 1 ut it will r'o 'ce those ideas ij tne front and eo npc their di.--I cu-sion. Six na-nta- ;'r ui ran.-, or one j year, at least, it w 11 be irtaerally ae j knowl-'d e-cd that n re! el' iaa 1 tie ob- tiinid Ibuiu tunarre--. 'id.e fa-.tt-iny.it t J procure the free t i.-i ia.'e of silver within tile lire- of the two o.d parties has 1 -in' a ."on-ijoete h.i.uie for Lftoeii years. ft can l ever r iac.-e-. i,tf cause it implies that we are Ibiaiiy to win Ly the aid of Wall street, whi-di is an imposst 1 iiity. What C'jucurd hatit 'A glit with j darkness, ,,r Christ with htelialr i 1'i.e late tl -metal I it convention at Washington see.-ns to ne at p-resent, to have L-t'u a failure. 1 lei e are three rreat nation. I p-a-tle-, of tiiem bit j tarly p po-ed to the ihet c-haae of sil- ver and one of them for b. !ro far as 1. I can see, this c jivui-ij i puts all these j parties on a par. it in. does the issue local, and the praedea! t ilVc! must, be to j eliminate the I padi-e pi iriy. I have not the full proe -e an j--, and pi riiaps hat e only a u ae-sioed vi -w. V ours truiy, 1);,VJ II. V. it a, (4 jvenior. I ask 3ioiiriTt;i;iVEns. j I5ostin Bolldtiol ilrs W mt I Niaii i-.t- r of lit-teivers .1 (hied to in Their Interest j I isr -N". Jaa. 4. A-c-hisa n L t-ndh-alders to the number of t e-it..--ix net yesU-r-1 day. The foilovvia resoluti-an w.ss I adopted: "'i'Jiat a corn: it tec- of dve be apr ointf-d j ly the chair to t-eloei a committee of live I per- ms. "who -iiail have aatlicrity, if in t heir j a heme at it .s c.j .de nt, to seem e the apy an! -nero o:' a or ;aore ree-i--! ers for the A;ch"-..fi, i'o: ou. S: rianta bo I railroad comj a ay. ia i-it-rst of ti;o iioh.iers of ttifl.tv. ands -e aa 1 I lort t-aires, in addition t- the leae:v--r alreaoy ap pointed, and t'jr this perpo,-e to take r-ueh action as shall -e ua, v. he to then I to sec ire the eo-oj er.dh n of other hum 1 hohters. prov.d d th -it so a.:-; cm iuvedv i n :s a larcre e.tpense '-ad be taken until holder- repre-entinar at b a-1 p ),0o(j,ooo of the toads shall haoe iiyu--d the circu lar." NO 3LORK WARS. Mr. lit irk. 1 1 ns I n vi mil jiicp Ieti ti-jiJ tit tlf :i:'f.u i;o.toi--itl. Ciioaaoo, Ja!;. I. V K. I Jackstone, the pri-jectoa of tue wi -rid's iair meiu-)-rial to ail til fUVi'i'i m u: of the vvorld, Jjetiti-Kiinat fjr uuiv-t-:.l pia.ee and the i-ui't if i tion of ire.it ii aild'i'atioa for thi laetuo'ls in w air, ia.T reaurue-i Ifiai Wa-h it: e-to:i. where a r-ai'- i the a-- i surante that beereaay lire-.-.-! nm would forward the riemofi,;i tbio-ich di oh mat ie c ii a mi e is to t ae a ai a af o a ra men s. Tue docuii eat will be yu -i'-iied in mi j octavo voiu: le o! ft ni.r the si.Loi.i- tures i i )ac-i like e r a ra -i a s, and the biutibif. iu tiioriocco tn I .lit. TO S!I oFill 1 AM ERICAXS. rel-totd Sf ni lor s iO o Itj- up the i .Sii-ll t I 5IoTKvnso, Jan. 1. IVi to, it is re i port el, lias seat a d iiirh Ui Toulon. France, ord.eaina: hi- wo- v-i-els. the Kiachnelo and the lloajauiin Caiu-tant, i which have been hi 1 .1 i ar at that place to srj tv Pi-naiiiibtf w tl; i.ii .-peed anal join the rleet tha pr--.-idant is gattierin;; there. i .Later re-ports re at ia-ed Iiei e .ilout those two r.razihau war sdi'pi- vs-r-' to the effect that they v.vre .-ii i far li-oai beiue iu shape tor ef! active tatva'o SENATOIl'r:TF:ii-S MONEY. It Aj.jieiir to ISe t,. Intj Iiuttcr!i', tc S. h ilii-s i KfiSt. j The INew i ui K J i o? s Q yes'era iv I -ai! in-. 3 the iohoadnar 'ery r-1 a-- Ctaini- item iroiii vam icii, i ,.-erse, which mtiv le of ej-s-c;.il interest to tiie friend- of 'St nator Wlllai' a A. I'eifer: "Bill v Th' rti-,son, tl.t- Ibisc- of Glou cester, toda tded ii.ori arram ttasyers of the IMauhattan ataj Loiie- Urauch Transportati jn co n y tnv to carry passen gers, mail, iiiei-eharaai-e no ether com modities tiet.ve?n Slat.aha-.vKi.i and Lone Urattch.. I't ited St i'es Sma ttor I '--tier is also a mend er of the compaay, whicii is capitalized at st- o.o(.o. it is said that Thotnj son intends t' leave riio- trat k l-et'inr and polities an I co into leg it i i ia'.e L asine -s." FIGHTIilG SHY- Congressmen Don't. Want to Refill on Tariff. Not Knonijh Get Together to Make a Quorum. DO NOTHING POLICY SCOTCH REJECT IT. rian for It-or;mi.itii4 tlie -I .-r ig-Ciinkiin Cosiijiany I(jf sn't s:it Xiiem. GuiWiw, Jan. 4. At a meet in today cf the debenture holders of the Jarvis C'onklin Mortaraare company of INew 1 ork, the propo-ed scheme of reorgani zation was rejecteii; and the meeting tip pointed an influential committee to pro tect the interest (,f the creditors. APPOjlipilTS Sent by the President to the Senate Today. Apparently the Intention of the Legislators. Afraid to Touch It, Afraid to Let it Alone. "Washington, Jan. 4. The Republi cans are pursuing the sauie tactics s yesterday in the house, and the Demo crats are aaruin without a quorum to take tija the tarill bill. Although when the lack of a quorum blocked tne tariff de bate ye.-terday anal tin order w; S pa--el recaiiinar absentee-, only ninety eight members, by actual count, were on the tioor when the house was called to order at noon today. The prospect fau- a Democrat ie quorum looked arloomy. Still Col. Ike Ilitt, the Democratic whip, expressed the opinion that a quorum of Democrats were iu the city-. Some communic.ttii.ais were la.il before the house and the speaker ar -iiouneed the reappoint merit of Messrs. Wheeler of Alabama, lireckin ridare of Kentucky and llitt of Illinois as the regents of the Smithsonian institution. Immediately thereafter the iia'tht ov r the- Hawaiian matter was precipitated ly Mr. Itoutelle of Maine. Although the majority of the members of the ways and means committee were willing to make an arrangement to devote two days u morrow and Saturday to this subjei t, they decided that after the watting of a day y esterday throutrh the persistency of -Mr. jtoutelle, to shut the Hawaiian J: bate out entirely until tiie tariff bill was iih-posed of. Accordingly when 'Mr. Iloutelle calif d up his prniieged Hawaiian resolution this morning, .Mr. Me iiiin on behalf of the committee rai.-ed the question of con sideration. Mr. BouteKe was kh resist!: and ..r. McMillin rather contemptuous in the exchange- of shots before the vote was taken. By a ri-ing vote of 5h to 124. the home decided not to consider the resolution. The ayes and naves were then de manded. The house adjourned at 1 bJ p. in. without taking up the tariff bill. There was no quorum. Toreieiters "Want tNo OUjtM-t. New Yokk, Jan. 4. A representative of the Associated Press saw the manager of the Jarvis-Conkiing Mortgage com pany at the company's okiees, h!) Wall street, this city, shortly after the above dispatch was received. The manager, on being advised of the cable dispatch from Glasgow, said: "It really does not matter much what course is pursued by the English and Scotch debenture holders, as they represent but a very small part of the company and exercise but slight influence. "They are seeking a little notoriety and that is a!. Our company's phm of reorganization, which provides for a 4 per cent interest instead of 5 per cent, has been approved by a majority of the holders, and is regarded as a liberal plan. 'Our foreign irierids want the full 5 per cent t heir del enture t ails fair, but I have no doubt they will finally agree to the plan of reorganization ami swing into line." U. S. Marshal ship in Kansas Not Given Out. 311X011 3 03IIXAT10XS. Commissioner for the District of Columbia. U. S. Attorney for a Tennessee District. 11EYX0LDS WILD. IX Till: M OVATE. Senator Hoar Wunti l.lounes la.-: tienses to IJe I Ii vest tinted. WASTflNOTOX, Jan. 4.- There was a light attendance when the senate met this morn in tr. only a score of senators being present when tiie vice president rapped the senate to order. Senat r Hoar presented the following resolution, with a request that it be on the table f jr the pre-ent. "Kesolved, That the secretary of the treasury be requited to inform the sen ate o f what sums have been paid to the lion. James II. Blount for salary, service-. The Insane Atchison Mmi KiOrly Tears Tliitiis to Iie-eK. Atciitsox, Kas., Jan. 4. After John X. Reynolds was adjudged insane yesterday afternoon and was i cing taken home by a policeman, he kicked a $10 w indow out of a hack, and at 0 o'clock in the evening he became violent, and chased every one out of the house, including the police man who was watching him. 't hen he quieted down for a while, but biter be came so violent that his wife went over to a neighbor's, and t he police were sent for. J He wanted to go to the Byram to at- j tend a banquet; during his absence I down town iu the afternoon when he j lirst escaped he had called at the hotel and ordered a thousand plates to be laid i for his friends. He teas taken to the j jiolice station, where he tore up every- 1 thing in the women's cell, and was tin- j ally handcuffed in the ollice. The in- j formation was sworn to by Oliver Gray, of S. V. Barth's cl-dhirig house, who is a j neighbor of Reynolds'. This at tion was agreed upon by Reynolds' friends and relatives. East night an old geniiemau named Wo. ids. w ho lives near Reynolds, insisted that Reynolds shoiil I not he sent to jail, as he (Wood-' could control him. H ithiti a minute after his kindly de claration, Woods was hit in tiie 'ace by Reynolds, and badly disiigured. DON'T LIKE IT. Cliicaro lUen Witii Iik-ihik Oiijpi t totlie llirollie Imx. Chic A no, January 4. The income tax clause of the Wil-on bill, was the sarinei- Washinotox, Jan. 4. The president sent to the senate today the following nominations: John W. Ross of the District of Colum bia, to be a commissioner of the District of Yi urnbia. Tuloy Brown of Tennessee, to be attor ney of the United States for the middle district of Tennessee. Also the following naval nomination: Frank Clarendon Cook of the District of Columbia, to be assistant surgeon iu the navy. NEW KIND OF DISHONESTY. Itilge of Golil t iiiin shaved tl' ttu-i Sold to I e n tints. CTiiCAtio, Jan. 4. Ralph Wilcox and 31 rs. James Wilcox, his sister-in-law. were arrested last night charged w ibf the mutilation of gold coin. It is claimed that they iu company with others have been getting gold money at the banks, removing a small portion of the edge of each coin, remiib ing it and ey-hanging it for paper money. The gold cut from the coin was sold to dentists. It is said the gang has cleared several thousand dollars by its work. -1 eiapis pal topic of con versat ion last night, and every possible shade of opinion was represented. A number of those who expressed opinions thought that men whose incomes exceeded -S or $10,OUO should be taxed, but did not favor the limit of !,uoo. Xot more than one man in every twenty expressed himself as piea-od with the conditions of the clause, a utl a large majority disapproved any income tax whatsoever. SILVER IN lSDLX. Sir James Msrkry Jliinks Cloning? tlie Mints v ill Ho succesw. London, Jan. 4. The Pall Mall Ga zette publishes an interview w ith Sir James Mac key, late president of the In dian currency association, during tho course of which he s-ayo: "1 have not yet had time to judge if the closing of tiie mints is a success. Speculation led to abnormal importations of silver. "The banks imported largely and coined in order to be ready to meet the bills already lodged by speculators, v. ho were hoping for a. rise iu con qu ence there were fewer bibs than Usual on tic market and speculators were com polled to buv sterling and largelv cover the bales." 'This will be entirely stopped shortly and ther is no doubt that the measure will eventualiv be a fcucce-s." WENT To l-lag-K.iiiti to I vv re i a. 0Oil!0.'l"S. ,i 1 1 tl (it 1 1,1 re-liited Ol t! i i j s I 1 si I J 1 r s' i S t i i, cars and i a t c.-ti t l ii l t i nil 1 ,i t til'' I l ake-. j 1 he cars ;t!,.j i j t lii i ii a I. i tl AOi 1 ft! I engine Hi, on ta- -I JUst as it Win j Ui,.!-j -j ot t he vrl ra. 1 ;e i I t were M .".lit 'o i ,r t ti t vt r 1 nl r t f t Up left t i I out wit nn; That i What the ri,,. Ki-rs W lit Tr, Jackson i m i;, i d a. cia ted 1 're-- i:..t:r-;-.-a a gentleman who managers of the t a 0 iropi ise. i to ''Tad! the u 1 iva n- la 1 1 ra i i a burg, M i in 1 The club !;i.mi,.-;.Ti fr U it.ii le b. e U :,f i to a rail t ay life-, t a light. Special ti-iias by t he ca ubs, to l-.t a that will c,v. r crowds t ha are j t rails ported to the 1 a -mill. '1'he Site i 1 I 1 M a- 1 t secret an t wln-n on a n u ary h'h, nu i -11 1 a i a g ers w iil kn-. -v In this way t to- I b b wit ttovernor aait- b--,. tig lit. Tlie plan i s f a k(-pt a secret, it aa a d Governor M i'cbi IS force on the sj iot t:i t' light. a i- iXi;n An Austrian M i V. (O -l.fr. i Hi a. 'oio., j a, sv, a voiii;,:' j- oi 1 of a liieml-i-r of th.- I an I a licuteiiat.t 'n j i ii fa i t ry n-.-i::.i I cou i I V i a 1 1 a a., ra 1 HeVa'me to -!de see the f.dr an v car,!.- t 1 --u r i ml iies. roys or or ot tier expen- es sia nt-r to 1 1 awaii. t all orders. vouchers pavment, and al.-o -pec i COtUitl: ether with copies of -1 1 ai re.-.-ij. ts tor such o in b irilt tiie senate from what funds and uttd-r, or by virt to of what appropriation, or law the same have been paid.'' Gn motion of Senator Gorman, it was agreed that when the senate adjourn al today, it agree to m-aca on Monday no if. The senate adjourned at 1 :2o p. in. un til Monday, without transacting any im portant business. knig in7 fTytii I AS ArranlDtf for Tlit'ir Annii:! laneitinp niitiit at t h-ii i i s:o 'Ji. WAsniNo rox, D. C. Jan. 4. T ie Knig-his of Pythias., in his city, are get ting well in hand the work of organiza tion for the eneamj. meat of the 'order, to be held in this city next August. Com mittees have been appointed to canvass the whole city and also all trades a. id business. A committee of public comfort has also been named and provision will be ma le at, once to send circulars of informati an to all Pythian, lodges. Arrangements can be made for enter taining Ia0,oo0 visitors, and General James R. Carnahan, the head of the or der savs that 2.00'.) uniformed men will encamp on the camp lot. south of the White hou-e, the, use of which has been granted by an act. of congress. WILL KEEP THEIR GOLD. ge, the .er 1 it i n sound and remained so at end cf the year. What is kicking, is lidence in the stability of affairs oaal. V, i tin ex-fat t.j SPOILED A GOOD CASE. tsoa's Atttr-k: on tlie Hank of Ilnlasitl 'lUftrriiutcJ. It I Snitl. .on post. Jr.n. 4. The News in its mcial art eie, commenting on Mr. h-on's at r.ek m the Bank of England .Ue Investors' Review, says: It is the iahtn of leading bankers and others t Mr. Woson spoiled a goto! case by u-sdve heat of language, and that the ts do not -vat-rant wholesale aecusa- REAL ESTATE K A I LI" RE. I-Inyiies ReatlT and J itni.-fiat Cnmunny -St. Lou. Assij-us tor $175,000. S r. I .or is. Jan. 4.- T ie Haynes Real and Fitianci il cot.ip: in-, whica has be cond.it 'ting i -ne of tae heavies: real est; 1 -i-iia- ii tiie male an a--' -lit ot us erecliti allies Salt?. T ;:pto,..M) i and 17 -a i by tue mar vill noariv, if i ment today 'or tii- b--i 'Hie assignee is i liabilities are aetwo Coo. The a- s. it is gers of the eaiiiparv quite cover tho lid bides, but owing tec:i idealities i-.i the I a-v. th ieed of sigatmut mer.tior.s r. r.t $7,i.t worth. The cause of the f id ire is said to speculative ..uves'.-ra c..t-i outside of rt estate. ID e l is R. ilatnes is preside and Lewis O, j compa iy. Laytts, tearetary A t of Itv eti -to he o,-al-lot to is- al nt he w be in furt; view gold past St, belie Ship ion exel prol T: sue! Yor of ti tent, the a York Hankers. It Is Thought. Won't Help the Treasury. asfiinoton', Jan. 4. Some gossip is g indulged in as to tlie probability of ie r immediate gold siupments, m of the fact that the average loss of to the treasury in January for the two years has been ja.1 tuo.ooo. me of the treasury odici.il dojr.ot ve that there is any prospect of sut'h ments, while others hold to the opln that with the stitfening of rates of aether ANOTHER RAILROAD GOING Louisville, l.viiiist il le A; St. Louis 1'nable to tvleet Jts .Ihu nary lnti-re-t. St. Ei-rrs, Jan. 4 It was learned here today that the f.otii.-viib'. Evan-vole A: St. Eouis cr.nsoiidat.-d railway In so f.,r been unable to pay the January interest coupon- on it- .a per cent iirst consoli dated mortgage 1 .iiah. The intcre.-t was due Monday, but the road has been unable to im-et it. Over half the bonds iu question are owned "in St. Eouis. It is stilted that the road lias about half tiie amount necessary and may be able to make arrangements for a deferred payment. lteeeivers A ijo i n t eit. Indi ANAlOi.ts. .Tat!. 4. Judge Wood has appointed F. O. Hop-kins ami James 11. Wilson receivers for tie Eoui-ville, Evansvilie Ac 5t. Eouis ft. lisoiidated rail wav company. The line is hi hj miles long and lalolv controlled by the D. J. Mac key syndicate. AV AilM:rSxTU A S ESSION. Members Will Not ;tt nee Adjourn as fit Iirst Inteniiel. Dr.NYKR, Jan. 4. Twenty-live mem bers of the lower house of the assembly called to meet iti extr a ses. ion on next Wednesday, held a caucus iu this city last night, and decided that, on account of the many subjects of local import ance, such as state reservoirs and irriga tion ditches, etc.. which lias given work to the employed, and which they will be asked to consider, that they will not ad journ ses-ion at once as has I ecu sug gested. They will be in extra session at least thirtv days. TODAY'S TELEGRAPH TIES. Great distress prevails in the district of La 1'uglia, southern Italy, and disturb ances are feared. (leu. Lucius Torrez, governor of the state and military commander of the northern zone of Mexico, is on a tour into Yuqua county, in tlie eifort to rest .are t hat troublesome tribe of Indians to peace. Tlie United States revenue steamer Grant, eu route from New York to I'uger Sound, .arrive.! at Bat at ia, Brazil, with her machinery disabled. She steamed against strong trade winds for almost l,too miles. The announcement is made that Schaefer, Ives and Slosson have agreed to meet in a three-corn-red tournament at Cincinnati, on January l4, lit anal tit). The 1 Jr tins wick- 15alke-(. 'oletidar company guaranteeing a purse of tl,oU0. There-port that the Pennsylvania in tends extending its system to Oniahu is. characterized by Second Vice President Green as absurd, it being the set; led policy of the company not to build or acquire any lines west of the Mississippi river. P. K. Oglesby, a southern newspaper man, charged with assaulting a Cut. an policeman, has been released by the Cu ban government. This settles that Amer ican citizens arrested in Cuba hereafter, fchall be tried by a civil instead of a mili tary tribunal. alto. lange, such exports are .a lie. ie t "lief is generfJ, however, that if shipments are indulged in, the New i banks would not come to the rel'ef ie treasurv to aav considerable ex- anal thus prevent the depletion of old reserve. Iron s. 1 1 i 1 4iiois i'"n. CT.kvki.and, Jan. 4. 'I he lion Trade Review this week says: The chase of 1SSG re-corded the lowest price for iron and steel iu tho hi-tory of the trade. There has been a disposition to think that, the coming' of ":U woulai arrest the downward tenuency, but evidences are to the contrary. Merely One inntanee. Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 4. The Sioux City, O'IS'eill tV Western road, in an answer in the foreclosure proceedings begun against it by the Manhattan Tru-t campany, declares that its total capital was placed at nearly i;,(i',)U.(ioo ,an bid miles of road, or three times its cosh This is contrary to the constitution and laws of Nebraska, which exj ressly pro vide against such over-capitalization. ash Italancei About the !"isne. Washington. Jan. 4. The available ca-h balance in the treasury today is tM, 1C4.H09; national bank notes received lor redemption. l'iS.47'J. Governim-nt receipts internal revenue. 104,771: cus toms, o:3 4,20 J; miscellaneous, fthP-V-ba NOVELTIES. DYNAMITE IN A POND. A r rests of Anarch isis Cantinue in all Iarts of Lra.is ce. Pvris, Jan. 4. Arrests of anarchists continue. Ail the anarchi-t newspap.-rs and almanacs have been seized at Hat re. Three men who were arrested at Brest were employed in the arsenal there. One of the men arrrested in Montpelier tried to blow up the court of justice there in 1SS7. A packet of dynamite was f .:und in a pon i at Leaeeviiie, by some children who were playiuT. Trendwf-H t;?.ek in .I:;it. Emporia, Kas., .ban. 4. Julge Buck filed the a: -peal in the supreme court for A. B. Tread well, the supposed postuhieo burglar, and obtained an order of the court for his ret urn to t he jail of Lyon county pending sue:, appeal. Another Vi oi i.l's f-'air. St PKTKitsBfRii, Jan. 4. The munici pal authorities of this city propose to hold an international exkd! aT h.n here in ltto:, upon the two hnndreth anniversary of the foundation of the city, ia 1 7-Jb, by Peter "i he Great. 4wretiei Ever Iviinnn. Toledo. Jan 4. A. careful t-timatc of the loss of the lire last night foots up three .quarters of a million dollars. It is by all odds, the greatest tire Toledo has ever suilered. Double ended scent bot tles are carried. Many women inquire for pink coral stickpins. Tne newest swordyiins have enamel scabbards. The long swinging chains of last sea sou are to used for muffs. Fried oyster knives are essential in every well regulated household. Little saitceilars of silver gilt are mounted and wreathed in enamel. A new pipe holder is shaped some what like a. silver boat, with tin opening in tho middle and closed at bot h ends. The oblong enamel trays for tho toilet table are the prettiest of novel ties. Some are in solid enamel. Others have dull, flat bottoms, inclosed in enamel raised bands. The contrast is very p reify. Jewelers' Circular. I I'resst-ii Into tin- iii. r 1 i, j i t i i authorities hen lengths in their a serve in t he a ,r twelve vie r- i -i 1 a t st r-i ts i i i re. r a I tied to "the ,.rsa forced to eu'er r.o j It was in,; a b- a, which hid 1 b i I f ar in't-rmi ae a t 1 laborers 'tea e i d at j been feni. i V O Tea j wortc. are I w b a r j hustled otf to bei ae- I i-'m nl i I ti i a C II if A J a ta -t. i pounded it. A! ili a I Wert I I aiari-ou rei t j rob! ed him of wit ne c. I the a o a 1 an vt h 1 a fa.e'.-i f r- t i m's wile a 1 so bei.'-- i 1 ere. t 'lie Uliei.no I" a 1 j band. IVo ill- 8 -1 r i j M i 1 1 ki- i 'obi gli-h loeomoti.e. J...;.,.. i bv Winbv t -r exb j fair, w ill make a t -i w,i 1 1 kee t Ve-t .at; I s. return this alien:... i proving, if j o--.: b ta the machine. i i i ill -s. ,ra seV t Mr-. Lea-" w id pa-.- again tomorr.-.t. a N a.' ioita! to bold -hi of j aft.-r Fl id. it die. Osa tvatom i-- t- id a a A. House?,,, id. r at o t the baiard durb g tl Mi's. Eea-e and fa- i i Hlutule 1 n- I N I t;. OOt 1 a I opinion in the aa ai ti-? tie- .1 a jadbtte curt. I t t.. i ten years of s-g.- b I at another e: a a i I i s all i j COt to il b ne f I flu r. he Vt ti s 1 1 1 I M I '.A N. an. -"1 ie- a i private j,,: i o'e- f it.dv, am .me-ai- t 1 1 1 a-, -n depos-ti ai .tit; i Kotti.-C.bibi-,. In- r- j the greater pee a a .-f j saved out of thee:,. j about ten ttdl.'jo-ri b a.- Dainty I.i-'i., p t j demand, nod v. some of t In-in iia- I 1 O' -ms f f'.T.y t aa I I. i a ad a n a e v, j pa i Z v i It t !la t i-a-- i a 1 i tie v ite. 1 II the inae i i-i.a to are j.iiji r. '1 v 1 pi ik upon t re.t oy v, lb" O'-f- ef Ol too p. t overcome y a. 1 i a n baas beet a-1" a pan I. -runs arou ttd all toii!-r p.olts an- ia and the r i a- a --1 laity that it d-.-i.o uiery T ra i

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STATE JOUKXAL, THURSDAY EVEXCsG. JANUARY -1, 1804. v V K f, i t i i r i f 4 if t 3 ta' 1; i 1 i-anfc 1 i iiii to th-3 ta;re, sad acts A jet I t!j the K in, r t 1 JA, r:i--? tly j n ch". t'j il'j. ci -It col A AA sr.. 1 ,:vf-3 ,"j 1 iri LA: .A ii!i,ff r:5 u tA c I r c 1 i 1 l 1 c v r to -r t. tl -j t.-:i r.il re- I t. f p t h, j i o p- n .1. "t a. 1 rt.lv 1 i -IiLj ..V z o el ,---u p t r ill t 2 Co'- 1.ZZ 1 1Z r.. il j it tL-j t) Li 1 r t ct I is f:r sale m oee J 1 Tl t It ;'l leading dm? r r tl j lruggif-t tfLq i A '-t1 it lnxcd'wiH pro if j m f any one who 'At try i.. i not accept any C. i A v i riJf3 LU. tUMSViUc. K. til VQX, N.Y. M M ILLIN Ha T'ika of ON INCOME TAX. tli l.'sseot i.) features of tine1 WiSRiifOToy, tive McMilhu, oroTitittee in c. v e-u u e f,.-. nutliat-d the Metmr 9. Jan. 4 Representa 'hairmai o the sub !rjr e c t the internal f ti;e t iri hill, saliva; ft.'atare of tbu income tax meiiore -vhich he ex pects to complete in a day or two. lie a a a "The corroratioa pir of the meas ure w ill not require aa ,n suisition on i-Tt-ry i nai vid u.et,l to cittiTmine whit amount of corporate sttH'k he holds, but the BSiess.neDt vill be made against aad paid bv fa a corporation, a.uJ hence a nut a own in r corpora; oo stock witl not bs worried by corpora tion a ssibsors. 'The corporation 'vi' 1 pay the tax of each o. its iaccrr"''rs.tirs and will ia turn charge it up against them, iiut to prevcat taxing- isan twice, if h c-orporatioa pi-j-s for an incoroora- l o r o a t ii e a s v i a a e v.ouid derive. ue in turn, it, c ret; it J witli tiiat amount in as:-es-:n.:f hi i jeaeral iu cutiw for ta-.atton. A to for esgaers and fort-i-a associations hoid inif interest Warinsr sccu -ities in tu is couiitiy, they will bj a.-sSe---t:d the same as our owa citizens. Tite colleciioa of the tax vill be in the hand of the internal revenue bureau. It will nut; n'?ee-.sitat the apooint ii. cat of cesr lax c j'. ec tors in ihe rar.oas' states, but a f s tdditional asC-ssioriiaad de-iuties w 11 be required to tvork usaier the f m it revenue toli cctovi. Mr. McSiriia nay tlu- hill will pro vide rueaas fur t uuioe .ii ar disclosures a to income souewhat similar to the uietboit tted by sevttra' of the states, lie says the pen.iU'.t.-s for I'ai.in tore port or for false reports have not yet been fixed. TO BRING THEM TO TIM E. lUuarl Will n!'.iru tbi Law Regard Jjssc f. t(its44 CO) in tnle.. JEfFEKS.N Citv, Ma.. Jan. 4. The attoruoy general T?iU commeuoe suit ia the dr-st trial court in waiah he ean atieure service against ti va rious ex press companies in ta'.a state, to compel t beat to 0I..7 at: act passed at the last ses-boQ c th s -eaeral as iembly, requirit the n to conform to sach rules aad rebuilt 01s as mt-g-ht b- ma le ia regard to tbeir schedule of rate or cturjn b--' he board of 1 ai road a rid wati-iwaw oai aiissioners. Witum sixty -!ay aft the passage o the act they are re .pi .red to furnish the board wi'.a the. sdaeiuies, a lid it was authoriied to alter r a ra.'.m d such schedules, uoti 'y tia-.- comoauies of a me aud give the:u a h jrii. The schedttie were farnshed bv the comoa'.ies, the L -a-d titled them when it won id giv j theaa a hear "sT. and at The apaoiatii ti;n it met and scaled the u-d a presented by the companies down ten per cent ou L'etierai sp-eiaii." although the eoca paiiics were not prase at at the hear In?. oeilort has bee a made by the compaLtie-s to eo-nply wita the order u! the commission and, jtder the pro vision' of the act, the attorney pen era! will proceed agra.m t them to re cover th penalties prescribed for their mure. LAWRENCE WCHlIv HOUSE. the Wii tTay. an., .ran. of the c i t: i l b 1 f the city n. II i pile w hcrt j rov id .1 rn for a ti let me 3 no, hia t 'Ha-a. hir. f iarit Ttieir 4. At last ity council a in the city pcjr, was re U the estalr- titose whom Law rf.nif, K night's mcetini p'aa that r.sed'u for taklntr care o v i v cd by resc-i ut i lishiotr f a ruck the city h.fts to Bome-tbiiiif ia ret for may irive at they rct. Jiavij! r teasns j do, haul the r t hei rise! ves. Aiil Le pivea l.y lareakiar t.r the men w ay ihe c i ty ro k en for use vill tot cost provide for It is proposed t and w..o can e-t rtjCii a id make s, irs cl. ance tu ea t Ue rock: after t out of work wic It i ex l-cc :-d t en'. 1 -rn a lrvin, icri co.lo 'ia .-e- fat ii iia' in tl. is can ar-c ccirs-aer on the streets aa iid. reck I i that it -it wot-Id o jrtucii more than the waats alone t the nee'.: EitrfBie Colli in I j rupc LuNruN, Jan. 4. lax t re ne co-id weather revai'.". in I:h:cic;:d ar.d on the Conti cht. T.aS ga'e bloAihr ot r th? iCtir--h chaoher is so rt-vo'e tl.jt the taail ii iaitlnUii loL.l From a TerriHe IlailroadYVreck at Ccfieyville. f llobliers Attempt to Derail a Passers er Train i OX A HIGH EST. .En .jjiaeer and Fireman J t: nip 'II 1 IV L J. lit II ii f. CoFFEy'ii.i.E, Kb u. Jan. 4. A Irss tardly attempt was n.a.lo 'I i-ttluy niht to wreck pisecg'er tra -a No. on the Missouri 'a cilia, w ..iol leaves this city at lu o'clouk. A i ri rlt fat accident ami great loss if iif'e were narro wly averted. 'I hs train consisted of uiail a.ud express car, smoker, one coach and onu hair car, and was in chai-sre of ,f jc. a Ha ad ley, enyrineeer, and Charley Mi Jiijeti, :on d u c t o r. The train had barely rotten -a iJer headway when the entrlrn' t or d iiie raau, discovered, to t heir horn-r, that one iai) had been removed a i the a p proach of the twer. ty foot hiffb tr-sie that crosses a sm ail t r-k or e -nbe west of tiiis. city. The e i n e:- i ici ly reversed hi. eiijrine, ii mi he aod the tireuiari spranjr from tin; cab ,a?-t as the entrine reasherl tha poiat where the rail was missa;-. Tiie trestle is twotty fi-et high, 100 feet long-. The eiirine hent fctraiirht on its course u i i i it rt-.t iicd the heavy ff uard rail of tiie trc tie. Had it not been for t h L- rial tl.'- traiu would have bet?u dashed to C: Mru- tiou and in ail probabiiity a h.r'e number of lives lo-t. .Strantre as it rtiay nee m. the en j-ine passed entirely over ti.e tre.st a,;;l came to a staodstiil ju-d, ;.s ii. h.id passed the w.-st en .1, with the. ruiseu-g-er coach and eha.r w t-taadinp- in the center of the t rsta j The guard rail on the north s-'u!e, which proved the sat en t ion ttf the train, was literailv tori, to pie-.- and the marks on the ties slto.v tii it ti.a i whee s. run widiin thre! iuules i f th a ends of the ties. i l'he passengers returr c 1 to t! ;s city and a wreckinsr crew w as at 1. 1- setit out to g-et the train back oa th" track. .No one was injured m the smar. tt-6 lierrt'e. The liends who peep' tratci the deed evidently did so w ta r..'a"ery and murder as the tV '.'ct in v w. The tools with which i lie rail had been removed were lu.u. i n-' U' the track and had b"cn .-1. ..en fieri a tool lionse oa the Kvins is and .'.rlau sas Vahey, near this cit It is thought ty many i.hat the at tempted wreck was the wo- k out laws, who expected io thro v tie train from the track and i ami rob li e mail, express ami pass- n e r:-. 'i'.terw is uo erne as yet to th j earth ,vlu perpetrated the deed. TOLEDO SWEPT BY Fit! A t'ooll igratloa Tb i! DmTiih SS? OUO Worch of lr'rop-'r' TohKLiO, Ohio, Ja a. 4. A f ?r ea oy Inz immunity fro 11 disastrous tires f r about ten years, Tkiedo ia ,t ni.'nt t.s -erienced the worst coik lacat oa ia the hLstcrv of the city. At lea ioia ut.es before Go'clo-:; Jlame ers seen to break trorn the top scorv -f ti.e yuaie elevator, situated at the corner of Water and Madison s.r-rc's. arc -n the river front. in so ne unevi) iirjt-t manner the firemen we -e ana i r way iow in getting the alarm and hen they arrived at the s. en! the flames had possession of ta j 1o;j story of the great eiev.itor. J'ive minutes after the lirst i. ae ioa-.e was laid four ex t-'i-jsior.s fo 1 i j e-J each otiier iu q iijk si.i",-'icr a 11 d lire issued from a.;l side- or' t u; :..ui -ins;. The lireaier. experieiice I coo sc.ierabie delay in y'e 1 1 in j ivater on the blaze and before the- reaii.o.i tiie y'ravity of the situatio a they v ei e cii iven uo Madison .street and a! 'iur Water street by th- fury of ti.e t a ues. W.thm fifteen minute? the eievr.'o r ,-,f K. A. Kin Co tl. j ch.ici of commerce and ether business L Cod ing's were on fire. On the ground floor o" t ie ch in as r of commerce were the veea;.. N.i tioual bank, the Spiss-r b:.n k, ti.e Western Union ttlerii p!i oho e and the American district or ice. It is be lieved that whatever money wi iu the vaults of the bank ha not beu destroyed. Total !o-s 5 j a ta. 3 o tain I-' rase r of the Lre depa r t ia u t was fatally injured. fourth Class Fuitm:Hltfrii. W ASHl voto.n', Jan. 4 T'oartii As sistant Postmaster Gmecal Ma n-ci I has removed since his i ao a 10 b ney l.yUO fourth-class p.of-tri.-as'ers. a is now grind ids? them out at an awaa' itate of somethiuK like f.-rtv-fcve pet day. This is some 31 -0 belte:- liciu Ciarkson was enabled to for a ii-o:; period, but when Vice I resident Ste v enson wielded the ;lx he b'-ft a. re caiai for ail time. It was s imethin a like e.300 for the period in w hr-.'h Mas well removed l.vuo and Ciarl- soa l, tj. Burisd Citv Islc Ttrc PaK'u, Jan. 4. tlxcava Oisseaa Lepetit, t'epartaieu Sarthe have revea ted a 1 .a! city tvhieh appears to have stroyed by an ea rt hqc .1 ho?, probably contained some haVtiran ts. Its name is r, t i. tio o t; do at; ch 1 :t i S St t ha' :f ti t rencn n'.story. i be r great temp.e, part of 6tandin, ai so a '"neat merits. A number of been found which incln time of Emnerc r Consta 1 1 w I sr 1 0 1 -nt

d a s tliiet' Joiimcyrak' Nowata, Ind. Ter. Chturles dourneycake, De aware iGdi&ns, u afternoon at his home nine miles east of this leoea-eu was the lead and one of the must respected citizens of th tory. lie leaves a tare divided amema- lbs heirs chiidieii beii- still ativ t ea an. ii. 4. f re i t h: n c nt a 1 1 tela c f ira Cs I i t crt PENblOU DECISION. 5fot laiprjrtar.t One Kendereil by to a Ftcieut Administration Handed liown. Washington, Jam 4. Assistant Secretary Ileynolds of the interior department yesterday rendered one of the most imnortaut decisions that has been made this administration. The case under consideration was that of James E. Harrisoa, late of Company M, Third Iowa cavalry, who ci ai me wound in x a th pension for a arm. The gun shot tiriueiple question involve. I is that of dine of duty," aad th- effect of the decision will be to reverse a larp'e number of decisions made curing- the hist admin istration ia wnich this question was at issue. Previous to Mr. Harrison's adminis tration it had been held ia a ioiifjr line of decisions that where a so:dier re ceived a disability while absent from his command, acting1 for himself and for his own pleasure and beneht, that he was not entitled to pension. Hut J u ri a sr the last administration it is aliened there was a material depar ture from tills ride. Some cases were decided, it is said, in accordance with the- rule which had lor? prevailed, while ia others men were pensioned when act in a- for their own benefit and pleasure. 1 h 's practice finally cni it: in a ted in the case of Harrison which is over-ruled and made to conform to tiie rule vt hich Lad been ia force for years under all prior administrations. SENSATIONAL ELOPEMENT. A Wealthy "VViiiow of 1 1 gsj iu s vil I Mar r,es St. Louis Syrup .Sjtles rim n. Sr. hot is, Mo., Jan. 4. A somewhat sensational story developed here yes terday in the discovery that Mrs. Alice Krskiue, of Hi-yinsville, Mo., and Ciiarlcs S Wi'diams of th is city had been wedded at l'.elieviile, 111., secretly some days airo. having eloped there for. Mrs. Iar.shdue is tiie six weeks w id :w of the wealthv Charles Krskine, o'.vncr, with Mark Ilelt. his brot hern-law, of the Kocky lSranoit coal o.ant at Hig'trinsville. Lir.-kiue and Licit, who was a. captain under CJ uer riiia Quantrcil, were leaders in t.'on fedeihitc circles and succeeded in loeatinjr tiie state home in Iliyp-ins-viile. M r-j. Lrskme was a leader imi'Uif the ladies in the same move ment, rslie has t'vo tunrrieJ u.nih'.ers, one the wife of a judcre of the Kansas -'tv circa it court, and a. so has grand child rem iir new hu-bund is a salesman for 1 rst I.oais syrup house and is but t'ti years old. Tiie marriace ha so shocaed Mrs. llr-kice's faaiiiy tl at one of her daughters is dangerously ill ox nervous prostration, w hue socially matters are so uncomfortable that she has come to this cit.- to live. V, a n- rs ioepe&eii. NSAS CiTif, 3f o. Jan. 4. A on of district No. 14 of the I K a re n t Min -tig 'it V h.oo ,it io 'd ti con- Workers of America, corn.iris--Iissj'ari and Kansas, met in this at la: i.J o'clock yesterday at tiie he hyt el, declared all oilioial pu is in district It vacant and elect- e fo.iowinir in their stead: Presi dent. Kobort hurley. Serahtoii, Kan vice president, T. 11. Joues. Kevin-, Mo. secretary and treasurer, i i. 11. Jhapmat!. border. Mo. executive board, .lames Catheart, Sera r. toe, Kan Charles Siurr, K.ehmond, Mo. 5 II. V. I'eaibertf-n. Hii?irinsviKe, .Mo.; Thomas, Marceline, M o. Ii.sout i VhiOey lhti U. .Sr. Jos! I'fii, M., Jan. 4. !tepre-en t ative bankers tf the Missouri valley net in convention here yesterday and oropanie t the Missouri Valley Bank ers' L'.ea 'in iioase association. Cal vin P. Ear ues of this ci y was elected preside a to. Dr. V. S. Woods of Kansas Citv. vice president: Lutlier Drake of Imati'i, secretary; S. A. Walker of st. Joseph, assistant secretary ami J. rok'er of Leaven worth, treisurer. A -o n s i t u io n ai d by-la w will be ado t'-ted at the next meet.nrr. KaneJ l.iJi-r Failiii? Wall e. i.'iiai iaxouA, Tenn., Jan. 4 Lite ivuikmeu were enjasj-ed ia under aii u-.ri.c- a wall of Ihe old Windsor hotel it fell ami buried eig-ht uetines in the debris. Tie masonry was l.lo feet ona- by thirty-e-arht feet iiiyhaiid four brici.-s tlalci-o yet none were UiUed. though belaud Smith, Jack May tield -ind Jay Henry were verv serii aisly aurt. Ihe other live we-e less ifan-j-erouslv injured. A team of muies was hid 1 erribie Irutailir. C. i.f- 1 m a, Minn., Jan. 4. A cae of unusual brutw I ity has come to liodit here. Keports of ill-treatment at t he home of Michael II can led to an inves tigation. A coainrittee found Ilvan's wife d v i 11 if fro n the ettactv 01' Hi treatment an i brutality. Her feet were froi n ate.l her side was in or t if v iu.sf from an injury received some time lio, hi",' lata band having- refused to pay for a physician or nurse. although well able to do so. llpavy Fir ia !etroit orr. Mich.. Jan. 4. Fire .start. 1 T M u from some unknown cause in the third story of T. II. Hinchnian A'. Son's V 11 c ie: eva- r, i ri aie drucr house about tl:.",1) last j:. Stanort ilros.' wholesale hare w-ire house also .suffered, and several other houses were badly beor.-hed. Total loss s'.'aO.OUb. Still a Mystery. I n r-K pkn I f nl k, I-iian., Jan. 4. T here are no new developments ia the Head case. It mis hoped that Mrs. head wouul be a t the horrib: to tarow some light oa aitair, but her iniad is stii! have Jirjhty and she does not see n to a clear appreciation of the dreadful calami' v. ti p;el i t Ke yti -l lief tared Insane. Atchisov, Kan.. Jan. 4. Joh 1 N. Ilevnolds, evancreiist, lecturer a n 1 ex convict, was declared insane by the probate court. Since he was brought here from Texas he has been vioien t, and. hist rdeht became so danyerons that he was locked uo. Sorry It Paid It Tales. Xf.w York.. Jan 4. The Panama vail way com pan v has brought suit ?.p3ic-t the state of New York to re cover h :'5. s." taxes paid on its capi tal stock oa trie srrouad that its entire capital was invested iu the isthmus of l'eiiua aiiJ tut horo- mmt imn even :tUi!UL I I Iftli Li III. Six Hen Burned in the Linwood Wreck. Only Pieces Left to Identify the j Lost. if Id V'IVITP i.: S 5 f 1 lili L-tVUaiiJL.il .tOliliiit j Both Itailroads Blaming Each I Other as Careless. Kansas Ctrv, Mo, Jan. 4. It is now believed that six men lost their lives iu the Union Pacitie wreck at L-in wood Tuesday niorniny, instead of three as at first reported; but the tames that followed the wreck were so fierce that every vesUure of three of the huraau bodies was completely blotted out, as if they had been subjected to the white heat of a crematory. The whitened brines of two men. were pieced together Taes d ay. Yesterday just a fragment of what mty have been another skeleton was found. More endurinir than flesh and blood, keys and knives and trinkets worn by tiie dead were yesterday sifted from th ashes and may prove the only evidence of tiie fate of three Kansas stockmen. Six meu are missinjr. A few charred banes, six pocket knives, three watches and pieces of chains, a conductor's punch, several keys anil two teeth are ail that re main of them to tell the awful story of death. The list of dead is now believed to be as fo, Io ws: J. V. ATWtmll of Kansas City, conductor or the h'ruou hclrc triiiu hLKMA.V SJlIZK, htoekman of Clay ('ea ter. Kan Mii MARTIX, a f-tockmaa of Waketieid, Kan V. A. U KER. storkrnan of I'tussr-U Kan M JOHN' SON", stio lii.tri of i-i-verlv. Kin J J. id'.LLi.l, stockiiiaa of saarysvhie, Kan. Mr. A. C. (deer of Waldo, Kan., ar rived in tiie city yesterday and merit i fied the bunch of Leys found us bc lonsfiny to his brother, W. A. fleer of Itusseii, Kan. Mr. (leer's Li-ne was stamped upon the rinjf. He was known to be a passemrer upon the train and there is very little Ooubt that he met a f rifrhtf ul death. Of fie'ley and Johnson very little is known nor has any relic yet been, found of them umess some of the knives can be hlentilied as te!onyiii to them Tiie I'n ou Pacitic okiduis have since the- wreck been eol ectinic from the station ajjouts duplicat; way bills, those ia toe possession of tae coniuct ,r having been burned. 'I his wo-k is nor quite completed and )ntii it is it will be irun ss.b le t, yive tae exact, number killed ia the v. reck, Iveiley is known o have shipped c:ttie on that train and is supposed to have- bun ira the wreck. so tar as known no inquiries have been re ceived by any ona Cunceraiiig' his whereat oats James A. Stevens sC Co., live stock commission merchants, yestcrdar re ceived a tcleyram inquiring" if K Jidan s ii of l everiy. Kan., 'had arrived at the market. He is supposed by" his i'rie-nds t j have been on the train and is tnisslr H The incomplete report of war bii.S received by t he Union i'aedie iioes not .-how his name as Jo-vin;-snipped cattle. The ol'.icials of each road lac the blame for the accident upon the trai n-jue-a of the other. Tiie Koe k Island Oith-'ials say th- trainmen of the tir-t section of the hoc!.- Island tram had t in-own oat f usees as a sisru il for the L ni-m Pacilic trair, following it to s.o v up. Tti 1 sia-i-;, is they ciaim was seen a no obeye J b the crew of the wreekt- d I .in ion Iho- he train, t ut that it faiied to jC. ve the same sljnai to the i toe It Island train behind it. and that taerefiira the responsibility rests with the Id n m I 'in- i fie. The Union Pacitic officials admit that sue 1 siy-iiuls were given and not repeatec, but say that such signals are usually piveu only on a rainv or fogorv liia ht when t he ordi nary si 41111 Is displayed by' a train can not be readily see 11. A f usee is a sort of lhjh'ed torch, which burns ten minutes, anil when throw n out is a, siyaial fur a fol low in if train to slow up," said a Union Pacim cliirilil. "Fusees cost liuuiey, aid there was absolutely no nee, tor y iv iritfsuch a sitrna I. All hand-, urri-e that tin nie-ht was perfer-tlv e!.-nr, ai.d at tie pi ace where the wreck o,--eurred the rear lijhts of a train could be seen for a mile. 'l'he Lock Island ollicials will not permit its train .crew to talk until id e-rthe inquest is held. Itisru uoivd tliat the llock Islaud enylneer was Hsieen untd too late to avoid 1 he ae -i-i.'cnt. bu t tliis story is aeuied by the .Pock island people. NEW ARTICLES SIGNED. ibe Coi-hett-Mitchell I isrh! May i;e a I ly-l is Ut A h i ir. Sr. Ana STis'i-', I-'la. Jan, 4 Mitch ell lias sianed ihe; amended articles to ii uth t Corbcrt If the governor inter feres with the orijrinat plan tiie batt ie-ci-ound will ue cna Hired, the exact loe ition beinir unknown until t he morning- of the torht. The Duval club per pie are jubilant and declare that nothing- ou earth cau. now. stop t he contest. j Can Fljjlit In Coioratl o. j i'lF.NVi'.H. Cob, Jan. 4. Governor j Waite said yesterday that he will not j iaterlera with prize tlsrhtinjf in this I state, but will leave such matters to J the discetion of county official. Tins stateuieat was marie in re-rtta n se io a enery relative to the Cripple deck 1 oifer of S4d.0b0 for the Corbctt- Mitchell fig-ht Millions and .nl!iins of W iue. Pakis, Jan. 4. The foiiowiue; talie irives tic? averuye wine prod net ion for hie past decade: France, (5 "1,1 i, .b'ad c-al-ian-: Italy, t.ldo,ood,i mi I: Spain, ."'KJ.'tW.od'.!; A ust ro- i. an c ary. 1 4-i,"Joo.i,.( (it-riiiituv, s:3.-hu.th I: 1'ortug-al. Jill.-sia. aio.b' ij; S-rvia. (IJ.Tda.iioh: jvairriria, G,Vr,lliO Tui'kev. 4o.doiH.il! e l;, i.,",t .bi )i i; 5 rc-cce, hi. z- 1 f i ft- hi i I ii j TTpr VQj J L jL L U 1. wilt i J :r:3 t 1 if-. t L"'-Ai I J Jm s r Ladies' 10.00 Light Capes, will bu. Ladies' S10.00 Dark Capes, will be. Ladies1 SL3.50 Beaver Jackets, will be r""l i f Ladies' Jackets, in liejit and dark materials, handsomest styles, will be ilO.JA Ladies' very stylish Umbrella kirt Jaclcets, were 822.50, will be 1 Ladies' iinest (uality Leaver Jackets, were $25, will be A?5 Men's .ST Overcoats, IMen's S10 and $12 Overcoats, will be. A5 Men's $13.50 and $15 Overcoats, will be KUA C -1 L r I Ch... Ladies' 00c White Merino Ve.ju' and Pants, will be Gent's 50e Grey Mixed Shirts and Drav? eis, will be Men's Heaviest Cotton Flannel Drawer-, ()5e kind, will be Boys' Grey Mixed Underwear, -loc kind, will be Men's tjl. 25 Camels Hair Underwear, will be Ladies' Fancy Back Cashmere Mitten--, 25e kind, w ill be Heavy All Silk Mittens, fancy knit back, were 1.25, will be Boys' fleece lined, extra heavy, Bibbed Seamless Hose, 25c quality, will be. r i i I 1 j p: -a L r i L- J J 1 ij :J or sj I c f I.- L L -J I 'J Ladies' Seamless Fleece Lined Hose, 25e quality, will be I A And so on through entire lines of cold weather tfoods, all at clean cut prices to pave the w ay for invoicing. r-, i-j. nl. r-1.v a' tlice pi-ice) verj nlh-i'tu, oi I 4 Jie I I 'i in isiv .1 i ii-1 ai 1 1 it i I J in .Ji (xtlen .1 i! oiif H ion fur late hiijcru, ho will ;ri -I tnc lie ne lit of iiicKe sif at i-eit wc l itinx. NEBRASKA ALLIANCE. Work of Keor i; tin lzinx; Ii itegun by 1 liming litiwii Old rli;ncr.s. H ASTIVos, Neb, Jan. 4. After a rather sharp contest the factions of the Farmer's Alliance succeeded in making" a compromise yesterday by wmcii the ohieos were ui vmeU aiuuDjf ut s itch II axel S.iivi- i -l he youn;? element and the "old tim- jnied. This ,-t at erne nt is t crs." John il. Powers, who has been b.vt nmiedy fur skiu ili-i'n president for years, was turned down, and Alien Pott, who has ions been a feature of Alliance work in Nebraska, whs removed from tiie executive com mittee. The work of root a ani.iiitf the Alliance iu Nebraska has t,esuti. ih-fore the suvvi, adjourned a list of lesolutions deehiratory of the order's i u'i n c i pi es was ioiopted. lu the iirs free coiuaye of silver and 'old at iu to i and an unlimited issue of treasury notes is demanded. Two para-.rranhs a re devot ed to slate issues, and then Secretary .Morton is f iven a turn on the spit His retention in of-th-e is sail! to be ati insult to the entire Jul iu iu co miiiiiriit v". MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED. Weihkuuuu Cii iii t Marnluiil Cnu Not He i.UCHft. MAKsii.vbh, Mo., Jan. 4. M ieli acl Shav, the Chicago and Alton au'ent at this place, and one of Marshall's best known citizens, left the citv last Sun- i iav morniutr aftr-r telling his wife that he ivas j'oiiu;' to Kansas City a mi w ouhl return Sumlatt niafht. estcr dav mornina Mrs. siia v received a kt- t'-'r irom her liilsiuiliu, uatea so.) O -.I..' l.o u s. slot r; ng t iia t in. ami physical wreck as a men ta I .1 idivsical wreck a d was not canalde of sup-mrtine his family, and j that 'ne was fast losintr his mind and .1 uniess he retrained his strnadh and i

v n.tr tbev would never see him; si a in. The letter was written ou I llnr-t hotel paper, but was malic 1 on j r the train at the- recav depot in St. 1 1. All ,ar.,rl tr, I. hi 711 lea thus far proved fruitless, 'nieUcrH to sturt l"p. I 1. KAKt ix.LK. Co!., Jan 4. President S A. il. Merer of the Kansas Citv Smelt- ino and lie fining compauv states that j the compa.av's Kcadviiie plant, the Arkansas valley smeiter will be opened up Monday. NEWS IN ERIEF. Tl;e Joliet branch of the Consoli dated Steel and Wire company closed down, makin; idle about '.JO men. The secretary of state and tiie Hritish ambiis-ador are pursuing nctr tiations for an agreement upon regu lations to police ilchring sea. At Dakota City, Neb.. James T. Willis, a saloonkeeper, shot and in stantly killed Ami. Try Pates, of iuy- tdirir, durina- a drunken quarrel. David Loialin, a justice of tl "i"" a tfd hT. cut, his throat at Shmh, vi, Ind. Failure to secure a poht.cal ai- u i, t i eld to have driven Lou- ucn to tnK' ,s it,. At a meeting of the Cleveland vei-1 i owners it was unanimously resolted t c raise a fnisd to meet the exfcii.se of agitation in Washington against put tii2 iron ou the free list. 5 f 1 j 11 1 f l r t

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STATE JOURNAL, TIT CHS DAY EVENING, JANUARY ISiM. In pfffft cd .ti.J after "ov-?mr 5. 1VF..STEOU.VD. No. Karons 1 Arrive j heave Trains. e uy. TopekadTopeka. 1 :50 pm l!:15a;r, 1 P j ad R i 5 p t n 1 0 25 r 1 1 0 P 1 Saye Vest btiie; p. nres.. A. 11 Th r ay!; F u t i i 9 1 'I V P x are -s. A j 1 10:41 am 12:55 pm; 1: S i'l.'SlC! I., l.v .1. Er.rsw Ai 13 :.vanri2:20 pm; L;.r---s... 3 7:1M' 10-27 pw-'t-):-U pm iiEiilMi. i i j Arrive I,par I Kansas IE! UGCLEjTi'S Pa- The, Lutes t I li i t i. Official I n: i. Trains. Mo. 1. i rr if i hi- r A 1 t- e i a in). i a 'ci f LV VTis A 12 St. To,,., !l ami i ;m-:n J A 14 1: 1" r a s ii! i i via i-l. .ii :i 4 I.xi ress Uii; t r.tv io

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jH.Tl- a fi-'JHf', OAe 'jitu i 4)t-it tit-;-. PiVpeka. Tupekab I ay. nm c'l-in r5 south. t mvs to hi le ox. In t riVct out rr-1 ;tr I)Minber2 1, 1S93. 'VE-rEdrXli. A sTi',1 K' N: I 'is. Atriw- Lea if An-ae Tra'ns. r APtntka. Tupckii. Kansas cay. K. f.-.eat il f' 1:" pm ;:iC, m 4:2". plil i a! ,iii t.ri 2:."i'iii 2 imi 4:4u pm i A a- i as -.i I t; 4: XI .m 4::'.". pm .-:40 pm A" a :a i.) ;-v .SlOfaUi 5:.:". am s:tn am a. i r i 1 n .nt i: N 4:23 1-m 4:i,.;u:i 7:00 fcta .:t i i i y 1 i 7:J0 i am 1 k a v' i pi:l -l; i iii i in yy iii: i i .1 1. -y-:'':! i iy. i i v, i ,.n i L-i' a w- i s amj sr. i-; M. Ai'-ls.-'n 'Inii.ya. i I iiii) r-:20 a!I; 1 :20 aU S:.". j in f-:2. jm 1 i :2T. pm i..' i A r r: i. Arr A i i. t. X .'ii M. J..'i. i. I'.i b I A :i ii." V 4 1 1 n t: lliHii 7:1". au :Ct" iitn i 1;. ;y -!.;r it m t v :.wi tick- i :rv: A '.V l.y. V i-M.i A.-' L ai a tA. hi -;ist ciiiiiiT .-ixth ill. !:.iis;-- t i A 'iy.ii"-, :i Oi i im k V AL- ""A"-- 1 A ii .vi i.i v in io Minutes. That m-r,s a g-ooil leal when you're in u hurry. Well! a lot. palat :il 'le and whole- s-i-jiO niAal can be fnmi&licvl ia that i its. 2 wln-u Ann. Jemima's Pancake Flour isi se.fl. S lf-rUinfr and read;,-for im iiic liate -as?- 5 lade from Wheat, Cum iiiiil JVa-c the three pre at stalls of life. in o-anleec absolutely pure. Awinl.'il Fiiit I'rcraium at World's V:Xr. A sk yior prwr f ..r 1t. If tin hasn't It tell Ir.vu ft" t -C Ii'wUuk vii .ceal Kroccrs sell il. 3i.T.DA If MILLCO., St. Joseph, Ho. 3 n!5 4 FROl! f P.' 01 I L 3y.!. LOBIO, CUIOIC: KS13I, PECEIi, SV-PAULJIIIIIiaZiPOLIa DMA" CM- 1-HAN OB CP CRS TO THE Atlaiitic Coast. TF E BESV LINE FOR IT-atr Ifork, P'liiladelpliia, A NT. AIJL POINTS 33. O. IVES, Cae-m-l Futesfer Agest, St, Xm!a. Tourlw; Mleers to (.'aiirrnii Vi.i the i--urta Fi Fiuuie every day in the y.A:,r v. it i uut r-!.an;re. Snow blockade nvi.'p.led by i t: .s line throutrh New .J't- xH o arid Arizona, ttie '"Land of Sua fchAie." X'ttrle-s ii.ya.t2 Laundry, Fiioae 33Z. There is a Grind Total of 7 .",.000 I-311:iOjV 2 3:20 pin 8:30 imi 0:40 pin 4:20 pm 4:25 pin' 6:30 pra Ar .T. 3:30 pm 7:0:. pn 'Ar S. J. 4:45 am' 3:00 am s:35ata i 4 .ii 5:10 am' 7:3" am cir tcrtlis .'inii fri'-ral v '1 u ..In.-f fA, Kan- ,b sti f:t-lcpli'ne 4.H": (cm.T First street ami nine Mi; oral l'ostoraeo, i.H!" ji i. (;ai:vey. (..'Ay 1 .:--r A.:t-::. X I.--.Ai: A rr i LeiLe Trains. Kutia- Topeka.i Top--k:t. 1. -1 i V I: '.fit. I'!! Xi Ai TH.i 2. -itJ. Hi i S:Pi a ill !0::t." am 10:40 am Us .a! nii.it 'J c ii. ii.' y i".r.:'i mAi" am i'i:l0ii:n Ju. 'iVx. I.i .1. yi.-ii;A:i il Aiii Hi.yiain i it ii 'ii'."! i "i!,i !ii lAii ;i:'Ki pm ;-:lo pia y- f-.. i-.. iii i t pm. BAiiipm j:4-J j s;:s y l"iiA-.;i i w.. 10 4:30 piii IT 40 pm CA..J il-i i 4 I" f.syrcs 7 &:20 pni U :35 pm, 11 :13 pm M ;..:iMr :a I h -siiMiiiy. l-i' 7:30 am A- l v a p.; t 1 1 iiii i 'low-kit oiiiV. WHO I)'RA"V SALARIES From the Govcrnii'.-Mit for Serv ing1 tli( I'e jplc. WAslirxGTovr, Jfc.-:. 4. Spec:. d. This v.-ek tli-re cr r.yy ru ti:o pres3 f tie fjnvf rnine.it ur.t of the rricsy irtioortarit and interestinscf Uncle Siru's long list cf publications. I; is tLo Ii. ;e Look. TLa pabiicas ion is E rsr.me.l L t-; ;LUe of t lie fact that years Jto it was to n ii:i t. lu j clot h,but it is in tl.i.4 -;sn -e hi ia -ao k no knger, beiif biiudsor.iely bound in r;i i.-ia 1h .her. Iy in the Elae B oi that on f ads a list of ail the employee of t be govwruueiit, excluding sobliers and tidiors. 1 'hi 4 work has .;rown to ami-tiuii proportions. A few yea:3 no one vol u mo as p:io:;;;i to hold all the naies. Now two tld-'k. volumes fire required. Tie book "hsch ii to coilie our t h is week ao" ti.i:i h' ji oz 2,'v pae and is fully V 't-r cut hirtr ti.-ia the ono puli iishe.l two year- a.-o. 1 be Oinela.l Reg ister," as it. is eritiii- fl, is cownvii led and printed every other year. In tte fiif;t vol ume are found t-i j t- li.i'iie- y f all the legis lative, fiseout.ve and j aa ci.d oil eers of the irnveriiiisent, eseep. i:i. i !i2 poyicifiice d partmei.t, and iu t'ie set o.id th-3 po-atoffice depiirtin'.ei-t Las ail t its-, if. .V it i: r-. t v -a :i. Tlie first voiUMie is :i iti :rally t .ie r.a ost in terotin one. it :os:io -isi-s n -arly l.UO'l pnyes f'tid 'ire- tae cji-s, oiiiee, where bort., w Aeaee a: puint- d, where employe .1 and c At'ifsena; ;t ion of Ail the o.ucials and employ:. os of t hose three irent branclies t-f the yi v.;rn nn ny w. t h tL eir wed ngh in Iiun;e :-a ;ie dc ia; 1 1 t s. l":rt-t co!ll-s th:: senate cf the Uo.tt-d ihiites. .A dnyde pfAze PUfllcfS to e.iy the iist (if niAniOers of that tody, wl ihJ s'x -a s ;.rt r.-quired ft-r ti.A in; ioyee- Tii.Aii i a L: If pat-'s art-niie-i wiih th iiyii.i's t. ua-niU-M of the hi u e of iAA-r i i i i i vt t-pcu-o is fliii-il w.t h ti ii pioyres. Thi I a: I irrtss i?. tiie secn-tary o: dnn'.'? $S y y ..'iir. i he Iris to he fiii-id i ith a eaoiri-1 yoii' a: f-.-sc-- .ciaa t r i A 1,1' A n n iv A ior.. I ii t he ertt i J e"S. lis iA f .Ail i y.'v'f Lurocr hi.ii a. :i y o: i a A( the o. Oiie-L:lf of p-.:t: tor.t.ui a'.l t in! tr-io i :i ii. orlice of th;' :a. aoA, "A iiije." 1 1 :o as 'i. i a- i a OHOV-dt CI "E Mil. OA in; ti; (A 1 .i n'liii. a-' A ,o.-. i- i .i 1 i i i i y -I'si ii. s i r "j in iv-. 1 li'- r :A v:t' A ,;i a y t-i-r; 1 i A-si i .vo e.'o.A Aii t i vi.i lt-rk '-l;s a' TiA'i-1, two at. A M ADI.AI t-l'I-i-'-dii C .A I- HI 1 Si. A:;., Tlicrs fo.h.w il.,.: r e-n; ii.-y.id at .hy i X y o a y- iint 'sec.-etary. J.i'.r.u! C2.o''0 e.ieh; y. i i1 5:1 i .-J. !j s-L---ard u ilA.y -i. to ti:o pr- -i -i'-ii '-ui-.-f oonri-ii-epcr. i:!A-''A; e-Ay::it i.ii.s-ci..yrc i.iii! d jiirki'iit i's .ii' ii.'.", n ii :"-ri ;fi a. i: 1 f.n-l a viirc.hru:m as a'aa. Ki.Ait; Ia: i -s i an-.i !vu i.iiadiv l th'ih.r- is yro- ai a -i,l j-aiary o-f the W'luU 1 i i s- f A'iii f a ha a ILaj prei'Ici-A takes n.ore tt. oa j-'n:hf. Ai tf.e I'jt ::..-'nti. i a a- i! o: d!' a i a-?- it the stare de parr tueiiS e:u H'i '."s. S of iiiae pajes are re quired lor t ie- 1 t. i f oar 'C i bins -.dorsy inin isrers and e ro uhroad. The treasurj department t it a oiaes in with a miyaty rnsti of atunt-1. No fevt-r tbnr, -to payr.-s are fill; d wit 'j its puy toll, uo-npri in a Loral of about lXoOo er.io oyer. tOf coarse these pi opie f re no. all e n; ioye I in Wat-bin, 'ton. They t-re ia the ciitini.s, interral revenue, revtiwe n-'tri, i i;.. h .house, iii'e saving, stefirihoat in4p'orlo:t. subtreastt ries, laiats, assay ofii' t-s pat la.: bu i .d iiijys and other ser''i( os t brc w l bout t i e co-mtry. The treasury is fo ao.v.l y considered 'ti:e most iii.porlKQt depart m ni of he 'vern riieiit, t.hoaLr x the jicst iioice i .eparl riieat has n. ct cater number of .unployees. The war de ai'tiOv-:.t r u s th-? treusnry a close nu:e, liavins? '2hij p i.ces, fc ur-ti; bits ot these be ir.. employe i ia toe en yiiiei-r de partment at iar re. in tit cc n; tructiou of harbor break-vr.tcrs, oa :-'n;2 beats 2iissi sippi and otner river n'e.-u k-oents, etc. Iiie cotaperis it ion of the iimj nr ty of the.- laborers is j;; veu ot SI or per day, the former rate prevail lair t broughotvt the soul hern state?. The aa re s.-f privrtes- in the arn y are nor. jyiret I ut the iist of corn rrdssiotitd oil' c. s an I p.i.--. chf.plaios fills 20 pa.2es, with fiiioiit. Jinnies to the paw. The navy d?p:irtmei.t latretiian I t!) Iatri. the great m:ii-ri' y of these names iieine; those o ea!piovye:- a: the navy yards and l, aval si f ti .Ais. A. U n pa ires are le ctured to eonti in tla- i ai.ie-i i f the l.b .'0 commissioned iy'licers cf the tai y. A r--:: t Ir clei. On-? hnndr' d an.: f:i-yiA.;es are oe?t:pi"d by the eta pi j A-es of the noerior o.ep.irt- meat, wliicii has jyrou into ahirminr pro portions. It c-mt ris s the Indian ofiice, the ceAsiis, piiuLe I. .as. railroad':, pen sions, patents tte. Tw nty-'.iv p!i.k-es are f.l ted with i he usuu -s of e i ioye.s ia i li f l-iy; pension olV.cv al-Mie. or i iwni, J-or:y pajres t-r? devcteil to the vri i Acyeos at In dia a as-eneles. siov; i a r t i.t.y i t ikes a jxreat inaoy men o .yr muonal war ts straight, ami then they do net always suc ceeil. 'Ph.? d- pr.rtme'i-. of ;r: ci it ore. judi cial depm-tm ?r,t at d o-'eien :e it print in of.i?t, with the iiAie.A, ..-Aiatie-.e the iirst vol ilH", The index is ai-iy -t t boo in itself. It fills lie iriy 2: 0 j a:; -s. wr ii Ayp names to tae paio. a grar d toftl 7"-,:V em ployees. Uncle Sam tas m-ere tha: a thousand Smiths in ids errpny. tut cccniin the post ofdee de ii tu: ei a -Aft hs-. 00 cr mc re are put down a- "'P. -"Atlch." .-one of tae names in this iooe-c a -e peculiar, to say the lmt. Httrrv Ti re :.-t.srs." ""Tbo-:r;as Fast Horse." "Y iki i a. lii.nts Ii arses.' "Arn os I'e 1 C1." I P, soA.-t Crazy Bear," 'li ..-:P liiayk To:i:::iy," "iUv I ittle Bear,'' "Riiifus I'm: :h Him." "M'tro-Uus Ib-Utom-fdawk." "II- Wetsltp' -Srr ksTwo"aad "S-it-ni" wi 1 serve as s txfolts. In World's I s i r l.innn il-. i C'iaii aco, A oi.l.ors' root, r.i-is with plunder, 'u.s 1 n f, urid teneath the lioor of t!. l n-; t a ii ic nltu rai buiM inrr at the orldV ii ir crcund.-. 1 ho thieves esca pod, but niwjli val jafclo etoiea i-ircperty was lec .Aete i RUBBER IN EiRAZiL. it nd t .vice the a s c-f hou -e tiii -i ioree f con t ..e -nat e. win) i ,-rk of t he house a i TI e -P- nan. ivbn Ai' et r.- a lit t of CO .1..: re- s o; A f ,.A: 1 tiny work i rh bu.hi tij:. s E a a in on es a .os:. imp iiAisiA A to. ccUivc c f- "Cetter From h r-lsg'aty J"orets of ttse A rr -a?im A" alley. Special Correspondence.! Para, Dec. 10. This interesting- Bra zilian port, situated on an estuary of the sea, one of the oi l mouths of the mighty Amazon, is a cp.iec-r 0oii.2de1u.ie ration c-f palaces: and hovels mostly hovel"v It is mainly interesting as the distributing center of caoutchouc, the raw material of rubber. From this port j-poe3 two thirds of the world's supply, or a! a t 2o,tK)i).00 pounds annually. Fortunate ly for the vast raanufacttirirjjj iiiteres's de-peudoiit on this trade, the seat of the Brazilian civil war is 1.5PO miles south of us, and so it is not likely to affect tl i caoutchouc interests, as it has clone the coffee trade. The caoutchouc business, which makes Para what it is, is in the hands of a few people, who constitute a sort of syndicate, a m.l the top sawyers roll up fortunes very rapidly. There is a p:ood deal in the caoutchouc industry worth sketching1 in its salient points. Caoutchauc is found in the milky juices of many trees, but tiie most re markable is from the cachucu of Brazil and Central America. The valleys -f the preat streams here are marked by 7 overpowering beauty and swarm wit is countless varieties of animal and veg3 table life. The traveler cuts his waj tli rough a gorgeous tangle of shrub ami creepers, cathedral vaulcs garlanded wit h countless blossoms, to the more opf n spaces of the "serin Rites'' or caoutchouc forests, often spreauinp- for miles not far front the river banks. Tie' India rubber tree thrives best where the alluvial fiat? are annually submerged by the Hoods Here the camps of the sering-ueiros," o rubber collectors, are found. The low thatched hovels are made sai from the freshets by raising the floor about 10 feet on wooden 7ile. Here the small lii-oprieior lives with bis native laborers, or mojos, with nothing to do in the wet season except to chatter wiyh the p.gtie and fiirbt countless insect .pest s, the most venomous iu the world, bis sole ploasuie being the everlasting ciapirette. To the more remote riverine tracts the moji is, or half civilized Indians, on whom the industry is dependent, cannot be persuaded to go. The wild savages of the far interior are not only cruel, but cannibal in their habits, and the richest rubber sec ion of Brazil is s' ill viraln fx this rem-, 01. r rd 1 ry t -'lit.'" at I U d l 'o I l-, (ltt I i u'cnouo plants, wsncn iie n I 1 1 e il n 1 J t 1- u Wi .1 7 1 commits W Itll TOO "setllU'l.ii-!' on 1 nt en 1 0 k -t h. Ti ti t t. Cl -IV Ci-f.3 S. Til" c ti t 1 tu m is, h- 1 rr d ii A 1 li J cn c 1 t i bvitol.uleao ear 1 net Jar 7

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.n tll'.ies. A 1 1 I ill p C; 1- 1 TIIK NATIVE S HI T. row neck for a chimney, is set on a firs of dry palm nuts. Xo other fuel will ho, for the fumes have a peculiar value, co agulating the milky sap into a substance like yellow cream. The mojo workman pours the sap over tlie blade of a sort of wooden spade a:il twirls this swiftly in tine fumes till it be comes solid and attains a peculiar color. So 1 e adds layer upon layer till the rub ber form prows to the needed thickness, when it is cut away from the sides and suspended in tiie sunlight. The eifect ia to make the substance evenly browa and solid througiioin. A common shap f tiie product in the Para market is tha bottle pre pu red by pouring the caout chouc sap over an earthen mold with an open neck. These rubber bottles s-re often ornamented while tlie rubber is j'et soft by the rude native artists with outlines of birds, bea.-ts, plants, human creatures and even landscapes. Some of the mojo women are ex ceebiiigly beautiful, brown Vemtses, who would stagger the piety of a St. Antho ny. An interesting romance had its be pinnii g at one of tlie principal rubber stations or. the Madeira a few years: ago. The younger son of an English baronet, abroad seeking his fort une, had connect ed himself with a leading rubber firm in Para, and had occasion to visit the caoutchouc districts. He bee -one infat uated with t he daughter of a mojo la bor, r, who had a superb face fnd figure, as beautiful anil t? nlles as a j'tguar. H3 took her with him down to Para, and thence to England, and it was afterward feist rtt d that one of the divine pa-Ires had actually pronounced tlm blessing of holy church over them. Be that as it may, the death of the elder brother in the hunting field left the cadet the btir, and he. too, soon paid the debt to nature. So the brown skinned baby of a sav; ge mother beer-me possible successor to c ue of tiie best estates and line apes in Devon shire, could the fact tf the marriage be established. The v. man fell in with a Portuguese adventurer in London. He pushed the claims of the child to t he baronetcy when the old man died, and there was a bitter fight in the English law courts, based on a certificate of marriage which purpc re ed to have been signed by the Brazilian padre of the little settlement 800 miles away from the coast in tie1 Amazonian forests. The suit ended in a defeat of the probable imposrr.re, but ir was a very narrow shave. Here was a -dory such as Miss Braddon might Lave wished for one of her novels, and a good many such queer social entanglements are talked about in the gossip of the Para rubber market, 3. E. F. Cvti.ek.. 4 J 1 W WE SulOKE. The Eifecfc of the Wilson Bill on Ciirfirs. it Doesn't Satisfy tho Ci-n-Milkers Washington-, Jan. 4. The sen at o is being Hooded with printed petitions from cigar manufacturers, throughout the country, asking for a uniform rate of duly of 00 cents on nnsteinui'-d leaf to bacco. They represent that the duty as provided by the .MeKiuh-y act increased the cost of manufacturing cigars to such an extent as to wipe out tlie marc'm of prolit to tiie manufacturer. To raise the priee of cigars proved im possible, as the nickel und dime cipars which are smoked by the masses, could not be advanced to 0 and 11 o-isP re spect ively. The impossibility therefore of increas ing the cost of cigars to the consumer, Compelled tiie manufacturer to cut down the waires of eigarmaker and to furnish an inferior quality to the piddle: this be ing, they claim, the only way iu which the manufacturer could make up for the increased rate of duty. Furthermore, a the larger increased rate of duty requires so much more capi tal, which is out of reach of tiie bulk id manllfac-turt rs. it cannot, they say, but pave the way fur con eentrat iyg their industry iu tiie hands of a few and of creating a monopoly of it by driving all of tiie smaller and middle class manufacturers out of the bu-incn.-, hence tlie outspoken advocacy of a very few of the large-t manufacturers for the excessive rale. Tlie Sumatra leaf has become a neces sity for the entire eiear indu-try. Any ra'o of duty therefore, that tends to di mi i sii the ct nsum; ti m of the Sumatra a'.il, must nece.-.-aniy also reduce the revenue from it to the government. The reduction of the McKi.uh-y rate to 1 per pound, as provided in tm- Wilson tariif bill, does not sati.-fy t hem. as it w-iii neither yield the neces.-arv relit f to tlie manufacturers nor the expected revenue to the govern mu at. A duty ,,f Al per pound on leaf toi is equivalent, they say, to a proteciii t on the cost of ;,'-;t grade of c Ci n n lyv w h ich a lei a natural pr-.teclion of several hundred per cent mor- in the fact j ,at tin- average price of the loi'eign leaf suitable f -r w rappers is nor !e,-s than i per pound iu tin for eign markets, v. here it is bought for American ronsssmptioa. aeout '.too per ducting the h' leaf ill tills about 1- ceu's per pnum domestic leaf bad in a loPion acco .11 of pro- 1 C ill is the ap no more a town be Colo- KUii.'Ksii.VS OWN STulJV. The ft. Scott -Almi limiu-ii anil in--:l at l.niiieii ,i or! ii. Ft. Si ott. Kits., j an. 1. The net her of tieorgo Klock-.tli, who is uo'.v with liim in California, pi the f- lhm tng account in a le-tter to friend liere of her soil's disappearance, as told to her l-v iiltu: "After arriving in Kansas City, on his way to attend the meeting of the grand lodge at Leaven wort h, ho walked around the depot plat form waiting for a Leav- enwoitli tram. Muftt oily he was proaeiied by two strangers. "One of them addressed him and tlie other struck him in the back of the head with a heavy instrument. lie fed to the ground uneonseioti-, and knew until his senses revived riear whieh iie afterwards Pound to rado Spring, Ci do. 'lie was in a box car with the two men who accosted him at Kan sas City. They ejected him from the car a few miles from Colorado S-prinirs. after having taken his watch, some of his clothes and every cent of his money. He bad been in the box ear three days and two nights, during which time he had not had a mouthful to eat. "lie walked to Colorado Springs and hen came on west, walking the most of the way and beating rides on tin.' raiiroad part of the journey. Be lias a big wound on the back of his head and bis clot lies are all ragged, and lie iias so changed iu appearance that 1 hardly knew him. "His hair has turned gray and he is very thin. He didn't know me until after I talked with him a while. He says lie will, come home as soon as he is able to leave the hospital. The doctor says it will be a month or six weeks be fore he will be well enough." NOT A LITTLE BIT. It Drives Little Mdmiiacturers Out. CALNKGJK SAILS. He Leave Fur Iti;yvit to shake Off 1 loi C ri ppo. iXKW York, J m. 4. Among the pas sengers on the steam -li i Olym pia. wi, ich sailed today for Egypt, were Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. Carnegie. The; mil lionaire iron master goes abroad by im perative instructions of his pu sician, with th view of shaking off a severe at tack of la grippe which he con': ranted at Pittsburg several weeks since. He will return in the spring. During his absem-e all the mills oper ated by bis company will be kept run ning, although at reduced wages, the iron master taking the view that the men ought to be enabled at lea.-t to earn suf ficient money t keep them from want during the hard months While the condition cd bis health for several days past has been r-ueh as to give considerable anxiety to bis friends, Mr. Carnegie believes that a cample of weeks on tine va'er an 1 a few months' -ojuurn under tii" b-.timy skies of Egypt will restore hini to his oid-tiiim vigor. ciinis ANs at hay. Oliieer lliive Him I.oemteii and His Cap ture Hourly It x j :?r tcii. Fresno, Cab, .Tan. 4. The latest news from the mountains is that Evans and Morrell, tiie b. unfits, have been located at Demaster's logging camp in Dinkey creek, about four miles from Pirn? rbit. Officers were to surround the cabin last night, ami it was expected that bv today the question would be solved as tj whether Evan- would be brought from the bills dead or alive. Parties who arrived from the hills were so confident the obmers Lad trapped the outlaws th at they were freely olToriug bets that Evans would be brought iu within 4S Lours. EDiTOIl GOODWIN I '.EAT F.N. Th Baao Man Aaiu Aliarkp -7 hi Tim serfottIy. Pepaliv, Mo,, Jan. 4. A second time within three days Editor J. vn Goodwin has been beaten on tiie street, this time by Dr. If. V.'. Woods, proprietor cd' the opera bouse here. This beating grew out of a horse whipping given Coodwin Tuesday y fnree female members of a burlesque troupe, which the Bazoo roasted. W oods took the women's part in court, thereby renewing old ill-feeling. To-lay the two men and Woods beat (b.odw in horribly, bruising him badly arid 1 mo toring ids hip. baud win claims lie was attacked una wiires. Today's light was only the outcome of Tuesday's affair, when Goodwin was cow -hided in his office at S o'clock by t hree of the female members of the Mora Bur lesque company, which played here. The opera house management does not adver tise in thei Bazoo, and the paper contain ed a -severe roast of the company, and also of the opera house management. A few minutes after S o'clock the three women, accompanied by one of the pro prietors of the show, enu r 1 Goodwin's private ofliee, where be was seated at bis desk, and asked for the reporter w ho had i leaned the criticism. He was sent for, but took in the situation as soon as he entered the office, and made himself scarce. An instant later three cowhides wore being wielded at a lively rate over Ed itor Goodwin's head and shoulders. At this stage .Mr. Goodwin's, son, Ib-n, ami Harry Basc-om, an employe, ru-hed in and two of the women were thrown through tlie front door into the street. The third one took fright and ran. as did her male friend, both toiiowed by the irate editor. The woman was overtaken a block from the olhee, she having taken refuge behind a counter in a drug store. Later Ben Goodwin and one of the proprietors of the show met on the street and exchanged blow s. when an o Hicer appeared and arrested both. Two of the women were also arrested, but the third escaped. Editor Goodwin captured the hats and cowhides of the three women, ami has them on exhibition at bis oiiice. FA M0US T E A CII EK D EA I Kliziilieth I'enl.ody, Originator of th Kinilernrlen 3lo veine lit. Boston, Jan. 4. Tlie venerable Eliza beth i I. I'e-abody, of Jamaica Plains, js "dead. She was one of the' advanced educa tors of the country and dhectly con cerned in the introduction of the kinder garten system in this country, ami lias been foremost in all educational reforms and especially in that of esta! dishing new and important methods in tlie exi-t-ing school system. She was the daughter of Nathan Pea body, a well known dentist. Her sister Sophia became the wife of Nathaniel I la t borne, t he noveii-f. and meaner sister, Mary, married Horace .Mann, who founded the school of the deaf and dumb. ROB I IE RY AT RAO LA. Masked Mpi L I'.-iri fie ilsO.l I M CHUOiiri soitiou Agent. aoI.a, Ka.-., -Jan. 4.- Three masked men, late last evening, entered t be dis soiiri Paciiie sJatiou here, and with thr-ats, emphasized by revolvers, com pelled Station Agent Nay lor and Ids night operator to slarnl and deliver. '1 ue robbers secured two gold watches and other jewelry and iit in money, but failed to get into the sate, which was locked and which the robbed men re fused to open. A Natural Error. He was standing in front of the train waving a red lantern. The shadows fed I across the upper portion of bis face, part Jy covered by an old slouch hat. The engineer reversed with a jerk and the train stopped. "Make sure of your aim, men! Don't let one of them escape!'' bowled t he ch ief of the 14 detectives as they surrounded him. "Bands up: Move a muscle and y r dead! We've got ye dead to rights! We've been laying for you" "Boys," said the Missouri farmer, "have ye robbed and captured the train" "Watch him. men! 1 know him by the photo I cot in Chicaco. He's au unc le of Bill Bab' "What's the matter with you fellers'''' "Why did you stop this train, vou villain:-" "Xutbiu, only thar's a bridge washed out down to Turkey B.-rid, and'' But, the rest of the conversation was ad dressed to tiie jug. -Cleveland I 'iaiii Dealer. A Telltale Look. "How did you yet on?" was asked on the Rialto. "Oh, I met with fair success. I played Hamlet, for the lir-t time, you know. Ir, went, all right, exaept that I stumbled and fell into Opneba's grave," "That must have been awfully embar rass in sr."' "So it was, but I would not. have minded in if the audience bad nor, looked so tired when 1 got oat -Vetv York Herald. Opttins Out of It. Lady There were chickens in those ecc's you sold me yesterday. Are you i;oing to ronke me pay for t hem? "No, ma'am. As you didn't, order spring chickens, we'll jus. charge 'em to you as eggs. Raymond's Mont hiy. Dexperatc. J!"

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w. K-.d -V ,s-r rO yAi- Raphael Susanna, ga.-ie on yonder deep declivity. Me f adder committed suicide dere t'ree years before I was born, and if you do not forsake de count aiul promi-.e to be mine, I will t'row meseif down ij.-m steep rocks and end dis yere empty existence, Truth. Not one minute elapses between the taking of (hie Minute Cough Cure and reiief. Why shouldn't pcotde take One Minute Cough Cure? They should. Tl.ev do. K. Jo.-s-K.s. If you will order your Ospge City coal from the Southwestern Fuel company, you will cet what you order in quality and quantity. The SouTuwtiSTHiiN Ft Fii, Company, C34 Kansas Ave. T.dot,Lotiio 1&:J. Con -I. as Croup, Imp lirtmthiti use CHERRY v::c I the Io-? tT til! .-HPelviP" expec! i j-. n j Prompt to Burs DR. Br" .'PS a. h Mi A F. .V 7r r -I I'..-- ftU o- U'.rn in V.:, a M ire.-, i an in la i t -1 in m fi'iir i:.a-t h' ..a i v s I t i a i prei a: et:! ins ran n or. o "'A i (,1,-in -i;r,.!.".i, s.-i,, ui,' re. al 1.. t!,-, 11- ,o-v. EflOCfSEC r-v th? Vrior tf CT'--

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1 ia- .1 a -ai tii i i .i.i t i i t I. iui.il. la s, t I el I'll Hi- ai s.. H i. s TEXAS AiPP t i P. One lr J or f On the second "i im yy the Santa 1 'e id i to aii Tex O p-a'A ,A round trip, 'lb k. ami good to tit a i oil" .a -,P laboma. i .'eii.oi Ten ico, oil pott;:'' t i i p. -J'lM- e v I Locate,! on tin- o: n. Hive r.-ib"- av i ,dooS. Mr. b A. b a ha-. pre-enten o, S a-, a j .resent to t he 1 teriau cht:r a v fiiiil I,' i.ii v id i'; ,d m-d at 1 ,'P i the s iie er- iiir.i (i i'-.-i 1 pastor and eo, j in- me-nt of tin- ei, a dole 'he lot oft; We an- t rn- 1 1 a t Will hap (,S Oi.l in A. e: are s t ii 1 r h a a i-niii i u fii taii-t. i.i- i not b 1 p us mi 1 1 v call hi ai w ii! y. ,ii your i i a 1 1 at a a a It v. cei vc 1. and p A a.. y. il. so b. a t A i 1 .1." J Id S.ii.y- t A Tom SA'aiA n-sh- an 1 I a n r- i ...rt h of hi s ot i a Hi, dor Mr. 1. -d- d Kan.-a'i yvoiii". iifi-i i E. W. ii Aide--, c(-vr to L. A. i .t i rs.a n f-A is a.a --a a -Fifth -titiiL

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state jouexal, Thursday evexixg, January -i, iso i. Jt,. K II Mi KML Pit FiueNk 1'. 31 ac'."., I.N.N AS. 'i j: k ,u o" i" ftc ii 1 1 ri .v. DAILV. n i.h'eked tY c::icin:...iO v:xr a wfek 'SO ASV J. I: f 1,'l'liiA o.. lU'J. B. .R AT THE MMK I-Jili. JN ANT KANSAS TOWN WHIK It i'Aliii iirs Ac; ltalf It SVSIKJi. FY MAIL,. IHHi.E ;l NI H-i is U-J X.Y i UL, uh fc AI: 3.CU VitiLX EiliU.V, I K AJ .50 Ad ST VU; .lOI Sl VA I,. Topskll, Kaili?a3. H'-iSK Fll:--T PAPKIt IN KANSAS t' SK- -are he teise-i .c n- -ei a:' I Ae As-eclated Vre-: c-Httro'-s eKei .Miri.v hi i' igciai Use i- u;i iag cric- tins iri'.if r j lu..a ion for tha ctuei'Li'ii or lac- s. lo .eai a i e;.e.;j;(,r in Ilia il Ii Jol'ISN AL. ttSli is fM! r- lid ijT tile Sine pur iHNt- of uikii;; i:i, renorg x r r i e 3 come-, eeli tUnanisly fr-jru T: s. in. I 11 4") in. t vritfi taita-laa.! ot iiiiioi'au I lien's (J r t.j f. lit. I ever a svire r: -nii.i.:.i it. i ':ih: anii us -l only for i uv A-ociu.r-t 1 re buslLe:s U-t sveen tim li-.Mr-- a ve nane-1. i iie i i at. S -In- mi.'v f -.:-'-r l Kaa;ts i--vt.-i.Viui tin.- i-'uii L.iy a.suc;a:c-i i'resS i: opera t 5-:"l!ie Stat:? Journal has ;i rtu'ar avsr i.o;:e Dan r Loeiia Cireeiat.:ou ...n f:aeid u: mra limn ait .i-r- l tli) 1 ll m tmtt. Hm'l IJoutji-- I sit nl it principal corapelilor t efy ere aUialot I lorailii. Iie.vs-!:'"--- ;!.VTllber (.i he Atner.cUU Ni'ToWiptr 1 i; i e a..-:'' A e .taut ei. .-r-1 iit stAi E j-ji:itN L l-r-ss Him.ih is t I V tJ I i f e L c ig i i 1 i s 1 i t i- jrr t -t i i t-1 c I i i. u! 1 i u I U: i i i -rj-rrr?"11 "j.- -.v.t 1 l i Vn E. AT H R INDICATIONS. Wishirtfjf?n, J in. 4 7'r A'lwj: I'ewjgt Icil S f. t:. I'i idai, F.tir;. (!w I by inireixiug ct "nUnti. cAdr in e isi errt pr! tun t o 'tight i. o:hirij icih-.ls be- Admthal Meli.u: We a 1 1 1 tigit this out, if it takes ss.Il utaai-r: a ad wiater. Ixsasitt s'rA -fjt stiVt- a wan from Latijjin; Lut life mutters little to aa in fcaue iii.n:. The "I am a D uiucruV l.inl of Doni oeratd iu ivatijas i re nuw i;fc,.ir.v all huld- j.c k kt it v G f: J- h a m ia a 1- ?3 at'ou. as iuaiiy and a-; yri ;vuu misrikt as G-v-eriaur Lc-wflli.iLr. The IawaiLm war H x-t-ll over. It won't take lacr- t.i.iu tLrcs or four years U bury ull the dt-j i. We are here to stay, the rr:uito of thr irfw newspaj t-r: it i. als- tlie uue over the gruveyar J g-tiXe. The j:'iriiA b jtuiiioiui r.- are -j mad that they suy the nfvr Ht ti Fe s-fticialii uru 'rt-u-criveri" ef tt.-ieD sjadi. T.JEEE la a?i C'.'ei ;.ui;C ion of tooth ivltk., "lie r'i'ts of Imitl ticaes, Peo .'e caj't atfjri to j ick th .lr t v:-if- I r i to It- ii.ut.-e i tiiat Mr. D.a Jri;., or Dunj'ju. or Jatvdiat, or D:r.;im, or what ever hU rjatiit- i4, has I ec u di-.oied of, once for ail. All HuurcLUt -tn.-iini -sent on ex-l--iorlni? ep--ii.) .s to tie .North Pole: i;rovidt-d they" pr.. rune J not to Vlo'.v it up Lea they fouud It. U'h? should a tramp voik'.' Bc-rry Wall ui.d Ward McAiliite Mid J. J. Van Aleu do uut work xtt-y are jut as isielcss uud wortLltfa, ttoi 4:'o u Dt so dirty, EviKS tiuie th- com ty oat as mri in tj.te cnvt'Uii.'U t i dt;-. a !v?olutioR !!,a rt-.d pfoj t-rtv si.iIl I as-s-j at ii lull value. ft never It doue, huwtver, aiJ ail af.oas p-T-i !u this d.n-ctiou appear fntih.-. A IJiiiTisii war-hip Las P-e'i j.uuiih i'tZ tht- em; ;ii i.-a hi ia the !fotth Seas. At one l-ilaee the eap'a'.n sayi i.o t .iii.'id the b...r.tr-S of thirty a .iors ulo i fie Wacli; he ui'..lut ay auyt l.h-g idn utt Soeicr their '-Htrhti ah.itir tie short-.' Probably the -mudbil left ia.it .in r;. -NuT a cent of capital can be ul to pnt iaio any vesit :irt 'u Ua-sa rb u-n.-t!s, Oitio or New 'York, a.ad tlo'y aavea't I'uy. uli-t thn ertajf.-. There 1; ;i irrcat hai of i'.jI a' uut icarit; av iV a.- tel n c ip'r.ah" Ka-torn capital i-t ju-t as rfraid of Xevv rk state ad it i of Ktr,-af. The Wichita E.igie s-ajs that a com putatior of the x:v c-t n tie several i.:.:re5?i-)ai o! ti';. :s la-t Xoven.ier ?bjAs a Kepublii an t litrjtlty ia the slate of j-,!"h;' a: id that ha I tt.i ek-etk n Leeil for eoiagres -nian .isclid 11 f ub--!k'au uele a 1 1 o a v o u Id h a v e tc-en ci s-e a. "Fakmsr Sturm w.il p rob a My an- LJUii'.'B his ciiididacy f t t overaor ia a days."" says the Siditia KeiHibliean. .Paroter tfiuUU ht. s already Htaiaunced las candidacy for ip.-veruor. lie says that "if Major Morrill will oct retire from the race, why sliou! I I retiri'.-"" Parmer ran nil docs not know ah i be lias had tltoUtth. ToFfcKA hiihes kept "opac house' yes terday, "hopeka is a very jay kind" of town, worsts, in fact, t"iaa Atchison. Lawrence J o -irntl. There are towr s i i Katsss vIit.j thf ladies can't "keep open h tiase"' o!i New Years because all the net 'save the bad taste to druak. t-.it Topeka is not that khii.I of a towu. We are sorry for t de Kansas tow iu th it are. Ljla toi-:; to M'tii nat aral as in ualiiulced quaiitide;-. The latest well that has been str.ick ther is "a reralar tusbrr." It proiiacesi. daily flow oi I.fl.vT.O-J'j cuLic uet of ra.- for day. The uuesiiou the people of I -Mi is as kin;-ihexost-ives is, what ahali w do with it: Mw uaaiuifaOLtirei' is now leetiag iavest lafeat, and the gas is all golatr to aste. Tae fhht f ta the LurLtiti; vell t a be isea fr dJ cdles. The Wilson bid threatens mj-r.v s;dt industry of Kaa- is. it Is prt t i I'r.tle t!-t Kansas ha l'-i- 1 --sv. il- I jirotectiou, 1. u! if the othe.- sat.-s i. i' Union are to have their '-infant iiid tries"' taken care of, Ivans i- thot. 1J allow herself to be plucked. Th 5 industry of Kan-as is not Jive yoa--, yet it has srrovu to la'-p s ropcrth The city of JlutehiuSofl alone Uw Sr. out l,'ilK),0iJU barrels of coajJwB :ha- s and more than 2,UoU,0-)0 pa3K tff-s -f hne l dairy salt dimuaSIy, n 1 4 JM f: hies in the city are d -p--niietrt oa t ie du?ry. A lar-j area around Ila'i i son is underlaid with a solid a::;;t of salt feet ia thieka The yreat packers of the w pronounce- it superior ia ipfi i lo be a a f n lis ii:, n ta -ss. e --y ac-

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'he per ali 'he h..it i-'. -h- i to the Knrl:h salt. Th- ias.-i.nj turers ship their salt to eve -y state :u union. Last year 170,1 ton "slack" coal froin Kansas taices i consumed iu the luanufuutare i salt at Hutchinson. Before tl.o discov of salt at Hutchinson the u i-rare pi all over Kansas, owia x to the 1 -a J h from IXew York a ad Miohiav.a, v--as per barrel, free on board the cars, product in bulk -sell at t--u tens hundred weight. There i- anry -t; margin of profit in the i u-invr niauufactL.rers at llutchin- a. t-htiiu t free English -salt, coining t-v-r as Lad in additiou to low freights on the .Mis sinpi river, will enable the Pngli.kn t-t-rs to drive the Kansas asi-l Mic ii; ialt men out of the vast aie... It was the in-tiuitioii f ir tha ie;d dumb, at Oh aae, whi-re Mis. bins her son employed a. $l .per y-s-i b'jok keeper for the r, il ?;ti-a b When Mr. Wal kcr Jia 1 ci.ii re un-i-r I'Uihleau rule they ,11 inl n -e I a -a -leiaieut. We hear in it ev. ry inn i e the state hoard of charities, e..:c i has secured a 'ijsiTioa for i. ri-ii.ti- i that insututiou. Xj woutier it tie- b g uig to the d jgs.--Miuueap. lis Jt--ger. The Populists are ouilty f n-; t in a ere at many instaaces, lar. n .a la one. Youoi; M r. Le ise is n ,t erai 1 u i r i U", -in en eu- at the iustitutiun for the dt-at utjd He served as a suit st i t ute f. -r two fur an employe who was t k:.ag a tion. When the etiieioye r-.!i;ni Lease left the institution. d.s k s ea Mi. i Kansas City, Kau-as, is horse and mule market n States, Chie.igj ai me exceo City is shipping horses an-... i parts of the United Steles, the fast sea-ou it 1'urnhhed aie t !i e 1 a- P'a a -1 ted all i a ji- 1 1 r -ip a. K.u ales to and dtil s-i err. 1 loads to Lngiand, Fraii.ce and th-r n; A large number of males in-re also 1 ped to the West Ind.es. 'P. Is su.ck ait ara'.vu irc.t.1 the p.uii S at a-.:i Texas and Iui.au Territory. As breeds are improve! t'tiere i- u.-t.ul:i prevent this region from turaiiu..: oat tiuest horses in the wjrid. I: i- hr'.t nature for raising' h res, as t,e i Sands of wild kc-rds taat u.-e. to se i here ati. iy testify. sa th e j th- d.T Two hundred atni -eveirea Ki.!.;.t-. are said to l'e holding p.. sit ions ia. .ba the governruent at V. ashirg oa. is siijwu ly the luster. J-.ai.y of t-.-.-ol. liming to l.'e fieri IP u-is h.t.- n t lived in this state lor jc.rs. 'I i.irf.-s-'veii of the 17 are eti pi jy-d e.i ti.--treasury, twenty-live in the 'Uir dr;.. irt mciit, tour ia tiio navv, ten in the j .st-otlie-. eighty-nine in the i it erior ir. irt ment, eigtrt in th- aerieu ti;rai h; irt uient, and forty-foi.r iu tin- biucat, of printing and engraviag. ItiiLEN" M. COloaR in a s, -t Chicago referring to th i i'e;;: ar question said: You will .te .'a the protection of sheep brjt..re ye i wil; "oe-f..-r the protection of your jwtt chii Jr-a." KANSAS I'AitAUiAAI'Ii-. IPuisaS has tiiue 5t iJ.ua a: Yah-. Wiuiieid is sad because n -'a ep; o'k -size" so few arrests were :ia-l- --e'1. Year's. Miss Winnie G'.aaviile v on the n s" i. i t r of a tree term lu the lintel.:! sea Conservatory of Music. The Arkansas Citv Trav.-l-r ha a lor- t of -idltie Traveler.-."'" ila- it ever ri ei a hne couib or red ptn ipita'e" The luusiiriaus at Siliua ixt- p ioiisly poiitt- that ti.ey apo.oai-Jc tt: the newspapers for not l e j uiir e encore. One Abilene man had in. thlnu 1 do and ir.j more respi ct foi bluisel! to coiaraesiee the uew j ear ly win son net. ui ro i: a t aa in r to taau 1 1.. g a h. tr re Mcpherson lie; ubl iean attendance at tar i-kjws i there are riot so man;" pool j citv Us there eeuus to be. The Newton Pepubliei.n various liierarv bri'l:s in 'h if -he ay s-ri 'l! ie 1 ion, nil s think s the t 1 o n at.' s p;a 'clry." in e i t ii. failing in tneir tuissi j:i. if u re :.;a- out sucti si-ns as "ji..r i Lawrence Gazette: It ftn man wiio was down to 11; hear the divine Pttti 1 -i a Lav. -as week 'vbj ordered 'dvaasas-ba rked" i.tak 31 id land. Wichita saloon ke-t-nors ttr- art- ..it tae -t 1 If ire i a they keep open after mid: ii it. u any atten.pt to enforce law b cour ;,s a kindness to t tie tii-juu k- ep need leei. Welllngtnn "Mail: Fort peott 1 rauied a "mind reading so.ietv.' or- Tb's L wiil comes to riii a f.'UL- felt ..nt take the piace of j stele the thi and "wink ran."' ia A 'i he college boys are getting b their studies all over tho state. the returns from the exart tr.d ton in the football pi ie;s lino th it 1 "condition" not a theory :h-t cot th-rtu. llniiioria Chiiteite: Fiv j nn.u:' tho Baker l."iiivers.:y foot bad tear uate this year and will attend a t.o eai nCirdnary pre tiaratory to t be u 1 This is a goo-f r-c r'd for foot b.i also for the cini-irv. i'-'i io i 1 as c u: e t i s a r i s el'S ef era i .aoeb :.a,ri v. 1 ar d tiuce retltitig c ur liuiuc o:n -v o haee the neatest j luce ia rue c.t, hittlt r a; Co., 1oO Kansas avei.iar. fail and ea Jai!-t- our j rices I t fere lurchasiaii "Idea-, tiektts" o;li.o jord Whitthsr Co. EVBAS5ADOR TO ITALY. of ilartjr IT oixrablf Positions to Wiiicli Wayne MacVeagh H a Ii--n A jjpoiot nt. Ha'-'itur been n-inister to Turkey in 1570-1, Mr, Wayne MacYeagh has had some ekptoiuatic exLerie-nce to qualify i.im tor tae ot. of embassadc r to It aly, to wiiicri he has b'-en appoint ed by Presiuleiit Cleveland. Mr. Ml a c Ye a g h lias long oceupiel a t' posithui in the front rank of tie? y d legai p.rofes-irm i and has achieved 1 considerable dis tinction in poli tics. He wits a Republican tt p to tiie last presi ini tial campaign, when he support- ed Mir. Cleveland, wavne macvea-.ih. and was, during the interval betwr-f-n his terms, a mem ber or" the New York law firm of Bangs, Stetson, Tracy MacYeagh. Ir. lau Yeaga acted principally as advisory counsel to this firm, as the bulk of his wii practice is in Philadelphia. Isle was bom at Piaenixviile, Chestei coviuiy. Pa.. April iu, Poo, and received his preliminary education at a school in Pottscown. He graduated from Yule' in the famous class f y,, staiiding tenth in a membership of lut. and then stn.liei 1 iw- ami wa admitted to practice at West Cites in loO. Soon afterward he was t hatted district attorney of Ches ter coiin-y, in which capacity lie served i or thre- ye;: rs. i Mr. MacYeagh P-eame prcaniner.t in Pen:) -ylvat.ia i -clitics in Pie, wbn; he was chn li n of t!i- pepuulican state entr.d C' .mm it t ee. Prt-.-idei t Grant ap point h him m.iuisder ro Turkey in Ht-Tl, t..nd be la Id the post till the close of ;.sT3, when be r-'brtiv 1 and resumed his law practlc- at Harrisburjr, where he re-laain-"! until ItjTU. when he rctnovt d to PhiUdeli ika. lie wa-i a member of the Pennsylvania COt'stittstioTtal convention of l-i'tl, and n-as apt anted by Pr-ideiit Hayi s in 3b77 a -ii-ue.: r of the famous coiumdtea tf 'visltliiLr stats-si K n" who were sent foutii to adjust ti.iuas in Louisiana. Presi lent Garfbdu aypoiuted hiiu at tor tieyutneial in lol, and he remained a member of Pivsi leat Arfhtir's cal-inet t.ntii the middiu of December of that j ear. INDIANA'S FIRST GOVERNOR. d't 1 r.ii. i e -i m-H iit Marks Hi Grave at 1 haiat-Htown. After Co years of n-giect Iu-Iiaria has trected at Charle-towji a nionumet-t to her t.rst governor, Jonathan Jennings. It is of New ILu.ite'nire granite, nearly tight feet in height, and marks th" lac a .f the sroveiricr's burial on a hiiisblie in the old ceui'.-t-ry ;.t theedgecU' t ho town. r r i a s died on his farm, chour iiiiee miles west of Churlestown, in July 114. and no stone evermark t d hie- re-ring place until this juonutrwiit was e ret-t ed. It is a Jteat debt which Indiana has thus ratal iy pail. Hie owes her t-- r- as a -late xo a bid which Jcaiadian f t tii. itig s in t oduc ed in congr.-ss in when be was her territorial delegate, and site owes him rnncii besides. He was I .resident of the con volition which framed he r c oust it ulion and it was in great i inuaiv- due to 1 is vigilance tiiat n at h i ia 'orable to slavery was ineorpi r i 1 in tie- oruauic law of tiie state. II- wa- t.-iie of t.iie I'oiiiinissioners who i:epotiated tiie treaty w irh the Pottawatomy and Miami in Pons in lrd'2. and sa ed Inbi t mi from the Lioedy i'.,te wLicii over: .ol: '"-Vise ..nsi a an'! llbm.is iu tiie Lhack Hawk war of that year. Jonathan Jennim-is was born in Yir ginia in 17s' -I and reared in Fayette uni ty, Pa., whitiitr his family removed in t y

TH:, Jf.XNIXGS M' e-.xynENT. D0. il-:- studied law wtI soon aft.-"- be- omui-T rf age emigrated to Indiana, Hunting down the Ohio river from Phts 1 urat to v nero Jeh'ersouville no w aii-ls. lie wa admitted to the bar in Clark c otrr.ty, and soon afterward trot an ap pointment as clerk to the receiver of pub lic in may at Yinee'crie-a On tit- oruuta izati;. n of the territorial lealsiatur- lie was made the br-t clerk of that holy, i i t 1 ii a- year was elected first ieP ea e t o c a.i'i -s. Atter the adopt k it of the coustitntioii in Isldbie was ehcted gove-iao-.r of tiie new state r.ml re-elected in 11S. bar :jur this year Pia-ibeuT Meiiro" h :a:i;Tci.i bini on the commission vriueii :ie:o" kite i the "r.tw purehase"' Iroui the Indians, amd tin atteinpt was i lade n ot.u t him from tl:e goTcmorhty o:i the tirouml lint1: be laid violated the law .tr .dud-it lag tha holdlrig of more than one alia.. The attempt failed, aid in isdd he was ot.e c;f the commk-ion winch lot a ed t'he e;i pi t ai at Indiana yoi is. In P-'-l- Clovertior JermhiK'S was eb-cteil ro orair-.-s from the Second di.-rrict aii-i wa a! trv.-ard re-elected for t hree succes-ive terms. On his retiromei t he was appointed on the Indian cC'iumi. sioa of I 1 n a 7 two years later he died. A.l:l:ora;a to Jonathan Jenrnugr Le lotms the honor- of being the first gov ernor of the stare, William Henry llar ri.C'B wa the f rot territorial governor. h'4 -r'dK 1'-- I b td'

NEGLECTED SHRINE A MEMORIAL TO MARK THE BIRTH PLACE Or WASHINGTON. The Coveniraeut I'archase the Oldti'ake Beia Piaotatioa on I'ope'i Creek A Y Ii art i ii U it r i e ii e i:i-iit Among t L e I ei proveui nt Proviiied For. George Washington was born in"West liioreland county, Ya., on the I'-iaritatiun i.ow known as Wakefield, where his great grntadfatder, John Washington, had set tled on li s ftrrival in Virginia sor.n after the raiddl-e of the sevenfeenth century. The planratioti borders on. the Potomac liver for about half a rnile and run shack for some distance between two creeks Pope's cr aek ami Bridge creek contaiu i i g probably about 1.200 acres. WakeueM was formerly referred to as Bridge Creek, tbcuigh the oiigiual house, the on-) Li which George Was Lington was born, F.toed nearer Pc-po's creek, b-ei:ig in fact only a f e tv hundred feet from its bank and a considerable distance u from tks 1'otomac river. The father of his country was not cradled in the lap of luxury. Accordim; to most of the accepted antla rities. the leau-'o in which he was born was a four roomed wooden structure, with a chim ney at e teh end, utterly unpretentious and perfectly plain outside, and in. The only approach to oruaTuut is eaiil to Lave been a chimney piece in the 4-be-t rc-om' decorated with Du.di tiles, cov-

i. WASHINGTON'S EIRTlJf'I.Airi:. fied with rude pictures of Scripturtd treem-s. The house is said to have been bl'-st royed in 17do, aiidof tiie authenticity t.f the n imt-i'iins jllustrn t i- .iis of it that have been j-ubliohed riotiiing can now be cuscovercu. Indeeil the accuracy of the accepted de scription of the house itself lias lately been called into question. An inventory of the property of Austin Washington, form 1 wi' h some other papers in the p.. s ia ssion of one of the Haverueyer family of New York,. has given the asiduou- I'dencr.re D. Conway reason to believe that the bouse was really a fine resilience, w it a eight bedroom, besides other apart-iiu-iits. Some corroboration of this is found in Washington's letter to Sir P-aiac lieard, in which lie speaks of his father's ''uiansion" at Bridge Creek, and Weoms' "Life of Washington'' also refers to it. as :s large house." But that matter fitter all of P'ss importance than perpetu-btir-g tiie memory of its location. Whatever it may have bet. n. trie site of tiie dwelling is no v. like most Arm. ai rau places of historic Interest, negiecwd and forlorn. All that remains of the hruse is a pile of broken bricks and tt ones that evidently foitrieu part ed' tne chimneys aud foundation. Up to a few ye:'ir.s, ago one of tiie chimneys still stood like a rugged monument upon trie Pls tei'ic spec:, but that has disa: peare.l. ."--o iilso hss the stone with which G eo.ru e Washington Parke Curtis. Yfashimrtou's adopted son and one of his executor-, in Ir'iJ marked 1 he site of the bou-e, W a ii ington's lather, gruiidfut!e r end gti.at grauufather lived and died at Wakeha-ld ati 1 were ail buried in the family vauli, which is but a isiiorc distune- ii- an l he birthplace and equally la-.ori o-itii-imr renirdtiin.g of it but a gisn p cr tt'es laid a few broken stone slabs with'some half legible in script font!. On June ls7d, Congress made iiei j propriation of $$,tw Pt ajn- nuuieut to mark the spot whore WaLi-igton was b I'm In the folio wing s; ring IMr. hlvarts, then secretary of state, paid a vi-it to the place and subsequently wroleal-tt-r to speaker blata.lalh suggc.umg that it hi eild be J reaeiA ed and a itutubh i..e ttiortal erected. Ho estimated that it would cost 'bO.OuO, and congress iti crettsed its at proprhitioti to t hat atme.iit a the. same time oxtimimg i s original d --igu so es to include the pi. reha.-o of the property and the cor?rriu .j'n a suit bole wharf ;iud apfifoacia f-rr visit ors who might cuue (town tie Ihotoma.c Tm- tady practicable way of uj prouciiinjj the place. The property was purchased by the g .vc-rnmeiit for o.obo from John 11. Wi'.scti. formerly of glaryi.m.l, who has b a n living there for the in.st -loy.-.o'-. Pie marr. ed Miss Bet tie Wa iniigT e:!, t lie gratef. laughter of William Augustine Ti'.-biiigton, a ti'-pliew of tb.9 general ii ad olio of his liens and executors. Aft-.r the purchase price was p.ud the amount left fur romplet mg the project of -ou-g ress, inebu'liiig t be const roe t ion of tne wiiarf, 'was sd-i.7 13, and of tins sum Colonel John M. Wilson of the engineer c jrps t f the army, who has I .-en given caaigo of the matter, lias niede a c u-tt-a-'t --ldch will devote v0 to the -;ti -truction of a wharf netlr the moat.h of Bridge creek. The pier is to be of iron, with a wouuen deck, rand will be l.Udd feet long by 10 feet wide. Work upon ir is to begin May 1, Phi. and it is to be completed ready for Use by the 1st tf next August. These expenditures from the appro- jriation will leave something less than tj i5...U'j for the erection of the itioua nieut and gr.ch other work n may be ti'-cts.-ar'.'. The amount is hruai'i, hut Coiotiel Wilson may lie 3-pt nded upon to make the best possible u- of ir in -s'gmng said erecting the desire. lauia ment. He was until lately supcritrr-nd-ent of tae IMiiitary acad-.-ruy at West 1'oiut, and during President Cleveland's farmer a .iiuinistration he was in charge ef tiie public buildings and grounds in Washington. Prior to that he had charge of t he br-ak water improvement at (.'1-ve- 1 end. He is especially popular iu White House circles and was formerly the prac t. eai director of social functions iu tiie I residential mansion. LOUEST in "Yhy pay so much for your cam !.e found here for SO much every stile or nionev refunded. Thi.-. Is Why Our bd li-. ldiii'-t Granulat-.-d Sugtir 1.7 lbs. Whit- Par 1 U Id. can California Peaches ii.. can California (keen G ages 1! lb can California Gr.-tt es 4 jikgs. Self rising li. V. Flour g.d b ei rail S i'u i (h',.,d bragis. f, pk rs. Scotch or ijuak.-r (dat jkatijadin's Ih'ea k h.st Poiei, cr per ti cans r 'u-i-s i cans Oil Seidines i cans ruus aru r-ar.l: r e.-, use's. New Pngiand Mine- near 1 t r u T O 1 j ru -no. i J a va t od e.-. t -r i g aa. 1 ug::r b ur.ei ilaiu-. j or in 1 jtmporieu bdani ta. r-i: Select 0)y-'f.r-, m bulk- per quail. Tiger Brand Oysters, per can C alit'uiuia 'nnnI ai t Kvaiora-l I'riUu. no Imm.- I.t tii ejty can loiike lower gf I. S. SPEOAT, Till mm CRCS2", 108 last sin r II ST. 252 "ANNIE LAURIE" WAS PLAYED. iiieiUeut of lite Ilay m "VVIik-U Mayor Harrison V ki f!urifefl. 'b.he fol lowing is, one of tlie most stiiting' im-ideuts of the day on which aii that nas ni nta! of the late mayor of tiiieaeo was laid at rest: tine of the bauds thmt iiad marched in the funeral procession hen pa -s-ing the- A iidi tor u ui building south on -Mh.higau avenue on its homeward mar.h iu the evening struck- up the tune of 'Anna: Pant ha" The niinic was cheerful and stirring. A large oon il naturaiiv gaMii.-ia- I in front of t he ti tel t i view the reg- merit of eol ctiers that, foi lowed iu its wake, d'hose. w ho at best faded to recognize the fa miaai' air ami many of those who dot wondered at tin- lively strains from a lei n d wiii. h had beta few hours previous!-,- been piaving solemn funeral dirges in tlie pro"os-uoil from which they v. ere returning". Gradually t tie meaibug of it n'l clowned upon the minds of the people a nd the vor.bs. "pur my oonn.e Annie luiiiri' I would lay rue do w n a n d dee, doubiii .s were silently spoken hv tin -e wh" r-called the last word that, fell from t he dviug lips of Carter ii. liar i '.sou ''Ann io. tl-neitth Tote of -ranv. Some of t lie rnoiintaiu railroads m S w itzeri a n d find it ad va n a e eon s to open long before the snow m ats oa their u-mer parts, and to do Shis an e norm, els amount of snow has to b t shovel --d awav. l.a'-t spring wde-a the road from Gilon, on Lake Geneva, up to ibieher de Naye was opened, the cars ran for so ne distance between walls of solid compressed snow twelve to t wenty feet high- When the w.ek In -gain one of the u.iper Stations had u is. i p: ared, and it was supposed that it, had been, s vent away by the. winter -norms. A rounded elevation was re. ognized as the si eof a water tank, ana t rota Phis the position of the s'a t.on was determined and exc.i vat i.-ns were begun. After digging down sat j-et the shove ers struck, not the foundation, bait the roof of tlie station, which was in its ptare intact. XiwijHper Ta in Turker. A peculiar feature in Ottoman jour nalism is the fact that every pai isiier i required by law to pay a revenue tax of two tunas, or one fifth of a cent, per copy printed each bsnc This t as is Collected by issuing fctamus for tlie pur) ti-e, which are to be pasted on each sheet, like post age sta nips be-fore going to press, and canceled by the print njr running over them. Iu con sequence the unfortunate publisher is forced to pa' a tax on waste copies as well as on unsold ones. It is therefore evident that a daily paper p.rin ing le, Ooo e.pi-'s is, taxed at least ever? 0 ay in the year. American Steam I-anutlry, 112 Ybfcst 7th. Te'ephoue 241. Groceries when e-p:.-.i!v s. d less. Satisfaction guaiumtee i v ;t a TradeV So Lnrc l K V. i M i 1 f i 1 j i j C vs e

id j .-i i Mr. aud M L. P. !b-n a 'hand avenue-, a s .u, .Pan d. A daughter was i era vo-Out v a 1 1 ai r s Cliurh'- j 1 1 n t saa aenne. Jr. llixon The aueni at Piah'ii and iv; m a e a i ifte.f'j;--. li,i.xti ts in ;J I y b .eai a upbeat a-n t a -y I'eaeli 1 i.e il is, i portion f 1 iir-l'o i s apy one V, il V I i ruse a find that is !y con -a r u joria! r Ji.-aino- is c.iU-ed by .4i, it '1 ll.t'i'.tl d" t to- teie.'i- in'.: of t-m-tar.'-.ii.li lai n i a i t--t.i let' a i i a 1 have a n.r i n i n i p e r t e t h e a n e.. a i o ,:e. i tir Ilii ol. e.-.i it. a IK-..- is!...- I a a the i U d a tli la at ion can 1 e t 1-. an 1 this i,,1,!.- n-: .re-l to Us n--rt,.-d d.tb.'i. le-aring will he U--tr i nun e out of tell .11..: t a 1 i rid., v. h b-n i not 1 n g i a a oenditi.ai of the m a. on- ma. a W e w d 1 gi v- one 1. n i, h I i r any ca -e ,f lUmfuc u S I 1- e t nat rain- .t l.f cur.- 1 v lb. id Cm Sen. 1 br ei ro; 1 a' P. J. Cii)- si v a: I o., d'-a 1 dd by ilru ea p,e. DO YCU GET YOUn PAF-lP r Complaint. Io. iking to a leiu-- b vi -.1 id', an any n b-crj 1 -i r a d -receive th-' i:Ai. e, i a o. a hil ly, at. .1 not a, r t h a s a r.-tlCVi lidTEIH r"Alfl. -,ll jom I i 111 i t'r:a-eil Tad ice an 1 t e i f i mr, to I. An n P Via lid U i M 1 l i- note 0 oUg a 0 mo. a v do. P l i s bar i J e on a an. 1 j ii i).ii s r j m 1 I, I o lli.i.!ils). The best s- l s cited it s n t o -t 11 im C j r r- t i'oerie-s S'o-aua ia- -0 Steam Laundry. Our kitchen behig on rlo'-r td-e'.e iig' ruulii vol g'-t no u n -1 'an a from same, at v hiEti'-r Go. if vou will order pur O- i (b'p a fr-atu"lhe S..:'hu-!u:i J a.a c you wiii get v. ii.it you or.hr ia q -and qu a tit it v. THf SoCTHV, UTLI.S' Prttl. UI'AMf, Cdd il.i:s-a ha Tel. g: a.- 1

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STATE JOURNAL. THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY -i, 1894. ii i: wo j Li taxi: it. i .t iTnf-ortv Talks About the -aw., j Governorship.

0,rrr, rTfp toa rp Ilipsn i 0..il2 iJCi laailLil JbU i all auunii

For I am to Tilk.tl(t It. but thf 1m- j s ,,1 1 r-o irnm His ICeoiarlvM Tliat He H'ooH Accept the ju;i ii at i on i J. P. -Vo-- v ...f i'. Scott is in the ci'v a'.toi.dh:C the sessions 'f the su- preine courC .Mr. McCleverty's name j Las Ucn in. ctiojeu iu wam-cinn warn the I) nn erati nii:"''"" -r g'jvertior u.d J.'.- l.a, lutve lolloping who will nt--e bis ruiauafiUfo fit t t-s iem--eraac st.i'e i uaventliii. la c vc:i ti 1:1 whh a Jockn.u. re- j'or'.ft t:.ls lu'l .it, If -i'.vid: 'd'er-oii- a lv 1 d'u net i ca.idiU.ttf f.-r tLe tiutiti- Ui;t:ejD f jr jcvf rn ;r u:i the i- lU-Ket. unl Lai- i.i.it even ihoiiiriit oi ell .i Thh.,.:. 1 Lav;; :ie:j ny t!i- l;l:;e rr "i ,.ii.e... eye u g jud iacr.lt ee.-J in ciuifftiuti w.th tLti uriiee, ur:uk of v, iu--k t:it I L"i-utie ti al it ii teeauie 1 am. a D.,r.,o,rat." AT Tin-: tiii:.ter. Wii'-n akt-i: If he v,uia uceej-T a j,.:r iti ui if jf te:i jereei .hii.u, lie Attrartium nt the ier. iluutei for tlxe siM:' "-Weil' t V-ifs to.; i'..r away. We I Nexi We-Ji. eaad t-I! id! U.eT we wdl iinhi tit- iutur At the ;rr;tld v-i I e ,'e Ymc W. ut.d tl. art v -v ill ti d ti t t-rittir out A. Muiiar i's cc 's ;d i.it'se ntiu-strcl-j -one ;jeed is i. i and i;di a larger vote jday ;i eae n.e'.t'- i ru-;r. t. It h than e r Lefi-e. rut .1 that die' cai .u!iy ur e-veellenl j'u e...:l is a n'mc of tht; JiU-f '.nd t!.?rO t:i". ii no lire-; ect its 1 d;- ad 'j led in e x w. -h" ra e at t he Grand iv.jt.-'a- ;i jat .ii ulu. Vi o i.uil jjave a are- miju rejr. t..n JSi :e eaa; diir frtu ti r,;kj t ii'K hh' he ii-dd .uai wu ile I Ju n ft l:..!.ei j! in- t --(Vii.i;ay .f net tea i 10 lecdare thv policy "f the Jlrrer--.'' Mr. J ih-uii U ;.i (he C aites in t-iirtv .a the next can i .ai ei vi-t I think Ka:i-;u Cdiv tah i.iei t.uss Leen We d j.Il ii ;-ht ur.d,' and wwinaa t-al'i'raee .mde.a;r v pi.dti..n t t:e--e two i i. d i l!1 -a i l 1 t ta- h.'tr, j; Vet OS iu the ;.ar'. i s."-fir.ir ti-aetle-r and in: an :!iii i: did he a hd idndanx r a .a l-'A et' the party ujai :n lu.i i -i iri I v itu tJ-.' Itiitlutial ie inadtrate.in ee.i ir-- the aa.ta- thnl ill S,e t 'alta-ij i y ::,i.ijrc-n Ir aa now en wui in: nne .ile ad latt'ivtis uf t he .art WoULli TAX ESTATES. lie irajoi-ei Ucoi:it' las lo"Sxx't -ait IliS I. l.CU. r a e- .e a, ,n en i.e- i t l it w aa in f a vor ea a .t na r .a ae t: h '-1 ti il

1 ii x 1 J I t t x Vat I t kinds uf oL tiitar I t.., to 1 1, 5 Jt Wt.,1 i U'.el re l re. er i e tne lai ii -e r t nil r.n t i x I 1 t 1 f j t t t i r c i i t c in jin-t i i x. ill e e d J iar-iofiA i-HMiLiiia. e.,u-s e.n,,i-L nr.jee-,e-s ate! il i) i p t t i i V o 1 T I i l 1 x Art: I 1 ,1 XV nr, I 1 l it xx t o e er f ii tuiir V! -te ra I t l t 1 1 ;r !ht e, rand f t 3 i t i r nu :n-; t e -i next 1 I 1 r t dent ai-T-.t- 1 1 1 XV I t r t i v 11 i v it r l It! 1 1 x as i: xeetr-j ,e P 1 h;-.x t et ti rej eried t-i tit x 1 1 r 1 i 1 1 -t f: i r 1 l' I; A adi e t t a r cries Id r a dh-x i u to Tne fr-u his wife Aiiiaa,...! on tilt- ermo.is ,,t a: r- d I i-'--.. .11 -us .e:i.i.,n ne avs -'a. St a.- s ii beer er i to his children ami ;t.3 a as i t-en i ne I eu iaaLte to tieep i.-eace i r Jud-e Hazea ptesiiod over a ,hc-rt f'Ll; -.d tt.t- u fine; court this tui.niii. la- d aiuiae eise of the Tepcka tlni, saemlers ac.dau. the pMice corns. dsueii-e-rs xert i eriie-l, jt the aitetrnevs f,...-r the t-:u.P w re m. t, an ;e case Wi a-se,.i en the UacKe'. J.-e W e ber .v;. -ineJ if pj todav fv,r b-ei r; t rr :i k al tl d:s,;i-jerix I P.. -d-,-.a a L-n-n 1 n ..i mod II an. Utvu for a-ee.'! t,,..r. his" ev,--:dr.g' ot. Jatks,.tt u:jti Eteuth to i xxideh ilelaotot! replied, that lie'" bad to 1 support h.s Pamhydrst arri hU friend. next. Webber to,k thU as au insuit'"aud i;.-h: nd- i ;fdi.uu-i i ri' be,veceverth uidaot eu btr-etne-tr.,;-- i firtel.c iiit-J ;,v t I -v- ri --r he-:x edoV- as 1 iu tat ci-ratthes fttesuav. id m at o' the -e. culals were sent ever j ta l--.-.i -u via ta b r some ,,ue and dis- trtiaitvi uino ig l.ze dedt-eates, iut r j men':....) l e-a' theai xots made lv auv one in i lUr Coavm,itioLi. j

Try jdddii:i' m-'ii-rnl w.tter. Tt is con- I s;--. -r-.. tne ii lea water lor tic ttaauoa. al- V. t..ic;hta i ve!U.,e. Ti y m i rjf t'..e Ide.eka at -am L a L L. Ir v. THERE'S HOI'.-: YET. Not All Ti-a-ii- s Are. r.i I I tittt Oi tiUft. l::-;. i f i ii -.t t th- d'-i.- -.ties t- d i r t-f th- Gena:--.".ineri .'an l-.tr'i t i: Iuluc i t" k- He .-.i oi.jf.h- u.rma-v t-rf.H t ,f ,e ,s 9 m uve eireu.ar. relutirt' 1 mins ;aiu iu tm.t eon., i --i l ti e 1-.11 ..w p.0 Story (..f Fund ir.ts. re-:: 1 "In E:utoria a tew l i airo 1 iv.ii s ac- i rii tne sr -t i -V i .a a x ho a- ii'J j. A- lo- .ed 1 an F t, i I r lt- j', ,r a j .-j pp,.'-t;; p" -n, forward s'ory. 1 do :n t who ap; ly to n., yi.. I 1.1 ell ii a U ii

aVr;i!m ti thi- c .t i s iv Mil,,:' up Kh n-a v.-; i is h iiah rilii.ltf.1 ii i'j s i j m:-ar sec-md r,;r aud culie 1 t. t I L xev. around und sun i i" irsi.n ju j,;, j,c ;e: att! eiuii ir. he tinui erui.itiei.: v.-ii ti t.';;,t 1 t.-i .1 inn-- !)(vir rei'.e. 'j 1. lie it tl! I t.i. t i3 a illver I i i.. he wi 1 Ti. k ;ad ad Jed i a .:i r. ic:-.- :it' ce a;,J iii t k t:if eitrC f ..e '-:iji!.e.iv f idrer-" is .-l..y- I ala j-t t-r.ti -fdy Mr. ihdwi.i i tLhi t. ir an 1 ui o of Idl -t In :id'a.-h 'dir. J! h" c vc-n l a a"- i .it ie tx at tne Gran i. J r. Idina.the r; ..ri-r i- fill dr.tw- ine uiiM'- a; tne r .e. f,,: d and his eiji eft ;.dl i faents Aai lee,:j li.-ifd htotih this wt f and j tn'aa!,-) i..e-..t w. t-a. SNAP SHOTS AT ti V-XI Z HCWS. TI.o hex of hr;j,::n, t n r is low neuiU- t-ii. !v. ii e t ,eul 1 f 1 'I lie I tie v i V -..j i v t. i 1: L li I e ii 1 1 ii 1 i i: 1 x t conr e si-eais I X 1 A 1 The p., Pee sh ita.d t 1 J tne i a- 1 1 I l s 1- t j i i P. G 1 V Eli tr' 1 !l..f tie !U'd i da en tasir.i a 1 a ;e r I

t e 1 "P w t 1 l ir t t vx t the a-s ,t te .a r hut rt ia-ed 1 r J I i t t There xvdl h i l r t ci a I 1 T f Pr-dt.ite anjee Fliii-j- s .ys jt orie- i thietr of a ret'ec'i -n ti t l.e i Ur jihy of a man to be aae.l to si ;a .t te x; erai.ce T 1 X i e vx- h -n it i- ki.tiv-. n a U v- Lir- i he such a pledge ,.a.i aAS5 laitii- fully oi -served ir. j Chairman TreePiaa a t. ic T mrth cds- j tru': t,wif-!'."i-'if Ce i a i sit x 1 1 be ex- i :s the leuud Lean- -,x;.l carry everv i Ctiiuitv in Shedittilet thi war, ..ad eh.-ct everx-'one ...f ti;.e i. d-e-n ;L- mb uf ,pe l h. et' r, i-reei' tiv-i 1 rt t..r c f Ma-1 r r f the I orini tii Ltd t wu i. s t l..- f,,r lin' w'-"'t il-as thatj ''iio.i:': ItteiatU'v in, 1 ,1 a u; at :;'e 1 to j tin-' tvork so ttiut n a! uoa t Df't:d to work m. re tlm, v.- at, ..r j 7 1 i T, A J'JV' n.r.;.; 1-ts eerroe-s iran-a- flt ,s ?lr-?, a r p a lactiou. j t 1 a k "t,CI- 'N r.d of C N A r L C l J.i'AX i'. n,t4 i a ia a .i r a a t .e i e aJ-,. Tiie Unit I u Vosr nipt S"ed l.p id sc at t-i ii ope.-. a Steam I hanndry. j V,"" 1 1":T-V f-H-t'tvi or co..uhs aa.i j jaimeiapti ,,r Ay--r'd -x j a-anae. i k- .:;a s. reet. Try Furaau'j 3 Witrai ed SLte. WORK FOR Till POOR. The Associated. Charities Will Provide a Work Station, tJtRS 2EN YiLL BS GIVEIi FuuD I or a ttertaiji Ouantily of Vt!v Aiiolher Jiai-ti it-lit of tin Society t ex Hunt for Casts of I)-'-t i t tl t ini. 'ldie -ioc-iety of Associat.-d Charities has called a mass meeting for tomorrow iiio-ht at I'e resontative had. At the meeting; held yesterday after noon as Mayor liarri-i ,'i.iV eehee, rerma-u-iit ohie.-rs and com nil! tee.- were elected and temporary hea-i.-iuarter for the re-e.-pth.u an.I disoihiHioii t-f chai dlie wart (.-tiii. li.-Ued at UaU Kansas uvo.iui.-. in the rear of the o'lice on the lira iioor. 'lhe odleers eieotod were: President, Kev. B. L. Smith of the Christian church; lir.-t vice president, Edward Wilder; see on i vi-.-e presidejit. Mi-.-. A. J. Arnold; tia i -nr -r, J. d Thur-ion. J.xecutive committee: Il.-v. Mr. Smith, Mrs. A. J. Aruold. J. W. Thumou, Ed ward Wil ier, and the uecretary yet to be elected. Fin. ..ace. commi'tee T. E. Bowman, P. G. IXoel and J. ii. Mulvan-.-. Auditing commiut-e ilev. M.r. Alder feon. ili v. air. ake and A. W. Knowies. dhe discussion u er a pel maneiit head-p.Kir't.-rs or central (Uat ioa took up al-inor-t th? entire forenoon. Col. Harrison i-peakd ir of the kind of a place needed, "paid: 4,W e mast eonee;it.ra:e our v-'orli so i'-rt t.j liave the s-ecretary's othce, work yard, where wood can be sawed, s'eep ine apiirttaenU for tho p tor, and ail ue ce?ities at the syme ytataau We cannot. Law ;t swell t.'tliee for the sec reta ry d.jwri tovvu and the work j ard in one place and .-deeping apart aietits in another. My h:a weiil i he to gft a Uu. story hai'din eii thee venue soiuewisere ;--liih of Tenth ret-; wh ere a yard, lo- ixIU'h can te se cured ami make a perniat:ent tiisnfj of it. We t en. hi taite out it live year's les of the luikhVi and lix it up lor 'otii cliari id with t; wine, tleepurjiT an-1 work lijoins. w here every btjdy ;.pi.dyinr idr as-sri-a nnee c.iii Le senid' Mr. Harrison's idea met with the &p pro al ot the ctn'midttee. and the prei dent. that vice presa.I.-nt aie.l secretarv t i I i L tl D j rt tl A j lftC t J ti t ir j hi in i t t-j.- t'l'iii ive coin nun t-e. vi i t t J t t t e ffoeieiv shonld fet to work at tmee. ami t 1 1 Vi 1 i 4 A t- te i' tt iv tr coutsioauofi. wutt-ii x a i i i.-e eiepoTiieu at t ivtr 11 ii Ju- trioirett unuer tiie u:rectou ol tne ex-t-i-imve ce-mmiLtee until a secretary iaii ce ;tpp,,in-e.i, 1 slit 1 i i i f t1 e eustiaeutiou oi aa.i tliat w iii Ijeaiapied l t t i t it t f l t a ri 1 i !I ttttlllu- u t it l ii i h t i t Mrv liu jtit-t ieiij- iAi- pd-Aii bain: "1 iiaxe liosxni- i t il !iv lit tne traiup. and U ta-v Lian-ix'tr -t -i iie'-t to tram;) lrona Coiorauo or il--oiiri into nr tatx tuey can tul trur.;i on. a ad can live roine xx a '.uai jiii our lain. i i c i. a I t ,-t -A i. n.-at uianv will teef:..t enetiaty 1 liiiie-r tnaa vvorii i-r a lixui.'-. nut xiiit e want t j do is to iitap tne poor widow, x no nas no means or sti -port, or Keep iiix V a.u- tjtrtt ianiily xx ho. father is &ick or uita- hie to k et work, and m usv ot union ttie At jur- !je-r wav t- no it is to nave in e ten ward i.,in, jus a co.i.in.uee ot three h...ue- xvno wui :;aae a canva-3 of everv aouse iu tlieir h -i e i J t e- vx ar .is. an i ii-eertaui tlio-e xi- t t rt1 a al aI- report to t ne central bure-.u t e sutlicieot u Jul !ui!:i-ainr the assistaitce. r v-t, -1 iu surf tliat tliere are at least one iain ire.! xvenien lit lopeka tUaC woUidtta u 'ni- ivurK. ami 1 believe it u tiie L-csit wa? X t I re tat v rro le;u W aKe reported tnat .a.41 lii-.tj It-iii pari to sx.net v ;n ca li; 1 it i 1 t r 1 1 4 t it t i t i 1 lurni-m 1 r 1 Lft x ti t e i a- w ul r ui -mi: jjian tor rai-uur nJtn.-v. and an iiittfi-fesuuif pr-iaraiume wui be pro it' li'-ii aei V a.;e..i. 1 J -X I S3 i x f H j is, Ma tor Mi H v. Liix-aru W nnt-r. Jiavor t dii -t 1 i xx iii irfJijs 1 i it u;t'!i,v U..ti. i.n-rs..,n. Mmui. X ue, WaKe. 1 V i l O 1 R VI I s L i'-.p I i I. A 1. it tie Otttr o.osji.t stinnt lo l,v 'ililrlv- 1 W l)."I!C"-ist-t. 1 f 11 x nt u f 1 1 r li i r f Is acettrdine; to the returns made to the J I s- 1 1 I" tf p.i ea'-'" 'r" .1. il. T J 1 X v 1 P if, 1 x I 1 111 M ll1 I. tl W V. t CM v v I 1 1 -a "vx t.' i i iv4 J 1 i vi W 1! h i a x P. lilah tjis. xtit mati. Jr. --d, A. J. Arnold did. A. W. Lcv fid, J. A. NVuhiiiire led, Pred lh.dler 212. 11. A. Warner TC. P. M. Sheafor HiS, Wd If. Vilior. 3-;S. J. K. Jones 2Ja. Y. S. Merrick 12, I). Ilolm-s irj A B; v.'uol vertt.u i-)J, 11. M. x asHbt.ru 7, Frank llwl art lOh L. D. Me Kin ley 121. Total mauler uf sales, ti,4d2, and thirty-two permits iu force. Dmdn- the month of DwemLer C. W. Martin's, periuit, vxhich had let-a sus pended was restored, and a new tjermlt xx:,s is-utd to W. S. M, rrick. In the liloll txx el of iJecember, 1UJ. there wer time permits in force ami the numi .-r of saleb reported for that month XV ere ei.tidy. iiie .--)ia,s ana riti-cn-i are so iuin c tL-d ly Hoods' Sar-- ip;.rilia that all r-ii'tiitiii itn and stiiidiess s ten xiisappears. Get old ilooJ'.s. We handle all grades of hard and soft fo tl. Idace yteur orders with us. andvou vxiii eet v hat vull order in quality and tpmtitii y. ddtK t-ol. T il V.- E sT KKN Ft'KL CoMTANT, tdid Kansas av 'nae. Telephone VjiS. U. IKames, druggist, 731 Kansas ave. .rder your coal from the Southwestern Fuel company, aud you will iret just vxbat x'oa order iu quality and pa an tit v. TilU :So-TiIWESTKIl.V Fff-.r. Cu.xsfa.w," t'hl Jv..::i--:;S A V e, 1 e e p iAei at la -j Ctli ind IZnn. Ave. 1st untl tJaeli&oii Sts SUCIAL AND I'EKSDNAL. Itejun of tutrrtit About Tojifkn loii Hfltl i-ttt.rs i ti Iti XX it. Miss Lain M.ni.speaker's 'merman" lmide Tut iday evenine a very plea-an one for twenty-four of her friend?, an.l vx as one of the mo-t dnnisinr uf nat parties sri.'eu for tae visiting yuuug die. The parlor, iu which the ot-ntlem-tu were received was prettily decked w ith palms ami cut fltAxvers, and the voun.,' peop-ie vxere made welcome by Ml.- .Uartspeaker, who wore a .fowii of white satin and mousseline tie soie, with a yoke of opal iridece u t t ri m ml n as Her slip pers vxere of white suede and she carried vxhite roses. Tiie hote-s xx a-, assisted Miss IuuesS oi haxvrenee, xx ):o xv e-re vx h i te silk with trimm in ,rs of goJd braai, v iiite r-iippers and carried vxnitt; ilowers; .'u iss ChurchhiUof haxvi't-nee, iu xviilte silk and lace, and by .Mi-s uriie Titus of Kansas City, vxho were white silk com bined with yellow velvet. The long- drawing room was caavas-od ati'l lorjiT stands of ev an r; ret-rn caiitMit at the ld-ur corners of tne rootu v ere united at the c!i an-h i ef a ad the mantel was almost hidden w ith a mass ef belly and evergreen, dotted w ith red cai u a ions. The beauty of the tiiuina- iem with its pink decorations v. a revealed throuirh a lattice work of reetl aer-j.-s the wide dotjrway, back of which was a pink shaded piano lamp. The Aihamera Mandolin ci u b furnished drdi 'ht f ui m usic aul the 'e-ermnm'" led lv '1'heo. U ear and Miss 'idtus, T. P. Hop kin; ani Miss Churchill, beitau at J u'cluck, and the hist lia-ure was conclude i at 1. Sup per xx its then served, after vxhich the youriL peo le continued their d-tttcopi I hose who partici p:i' 1 in ?:i- adair xx ere Miss Iuness and P .bt. M tm ley, of haxv renee, Gertrude U-JL-ej-t-J and I.I'U. liu-!. May Wassi.n aud J. li. Clay. Ona MeFad ihii and Chas, Uolnian, -Ntdlie Cloiiii ami Henry Phelps of la-a xan wort h, M r tie Jetmore and Mr. Jirht-m, Bessie West and Ben Akers, Lulu Man-q -faker an.l Walter Bur-ress, Nciim Ivitts ef i aud V i i 1 Trump, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M urphy. It-t Aun'f; .fon. Party, MPs Annie Jones was host to a merry company Ticsd-ty eveninrr, who voted her "Kelief party a churtning' success. After the many stiit atai formal afi.tirs rriven of late, tne mirth provoking a---tai s of this ailair were in-b.-e i a relief. The parlor was decorated iu the m-..--t aniusiuxf manner, with mottos of evt r-a'-reeii, awry up-mi t'c wail-, and tae xx o rd "welcome in i i r triit h''ers rei fronted the jrue-'s as tuey entered the room. After play ir; a; fr'aav-d ce Citsiuo. ;.t vxhich Miss Mareart-t Ui "'er itti.i Kalph Valentin vxa-ie w hiaer.-. and Mi-s Edith Isbeil and Flint Weiupie won the fewest frames, a loui diutier bell sum moned the gruests t-j tlm ditbrie- room, where supper was served in Correspond "niiT style. Knives, hmtead of forks, were served with the pumpkin pie, and a wal nut did duty as a tl j'.x er in tie' iimrer bowl. The table was sprea 1 with red damask, and the napkins were to imdck. "Grocery" pepper mints did duty as bun bons, and the 'punch t owl" iu the hall was a brown jur with a tin cup attached, out of which the young people drank sweet cider. After supper tne Virginia reel aud other old lashioned dances mad. plenty of fua. The; j.re-.-nt weie: MP-es -Marraret Bigger of Kan-as City, Kale Black au 1 Etta Eivermore of Oiathe, liss Xeubert of Kau-.t- City, Mi-s Uctde tree of (Mat he. Bessie Gibsaii. Kdith Is beil, and Hattie Jones; Me-srs. Hal Kid die of Lawrence. Flint Sempie, Ralph. Valentine, Dealt L,,w, Pred Giliett, Lu ther Nellis, Getir,'t? Iletnus, Bert Lemon aud Kenneth Wharry. 1 r. I'ti ill p I.uT Surxrteti. Mr. Philip Lux was surprised Mori Ptv nlirht by his Sunday school class at ids home ou Bosweii avenue. They pie sen ted hirn with a complete set of Irvine's works, for which Le thanked them in a i rief but nieeiv warded st eech, Tbta-e present were Mr. ami Mrs.: J. II. May erry. James Root!., J. M. Wltittaker. -Nd Super, 'J". if. Gehayett, A. F. Kuxvman, L. iv. Lewis, A. II. Moore, Sweu Poii, Vd. If. Bitldie, C. IL Mat man, Geo. Larkin. J. i. Howard, Mrs. S. G. Brown, r. Vuuna-. Mr. White, Mrs. C, .M. Pet.-rion, Mrs. L. J. Dailev aud Mr. John Sutherlm 4", m 4 1 1 f stum Cl,tii.rfl Soci-tl Nftetit. Miss Edna Carpenter entertained a small company on Monday examine- at cards. Amuu: them wer Mis.-es .-ra Low, Mabel Copti triey. Lottie Box.;s, Pebl saxton, iin.i Misses Ln-miuea-r an.l iler rmo (if Kansas City: Messrs. Harry Ilaz lett, Ralph Moore, Dean Low. ii.irm.oii ilxii-, Fred Roubms, Harry lioxve, and lay Keeit-r. Married last evenimr. January tlrd, at tiie residence of, the utlictatitiiT cler.tr van ;t n. Rev. Lillian L. Wood, pa-tot of the Inde pendent Society of Spiritualist-, Mr. Ste ttheii S. Lewis of the Saut a 4t shops to Miss Alma L. Studt tlauehter oi .Mr. Frank A. Studer of this city. Tiie in.tr riaye was drivate on accotiut of the -,ek-uess of a member of tiie bride's family. Mr. and -V rs. Scott Malsun have L'ai.t g.jtif ea-t and xxiil make their home I in enact iu x tex t i itnti, .i.o, oi in i n.i-1- jii,;ia-,ai ie te. r 1 i- -delphnt. i A i i at. a, Mrs. John Hoda-o is spending' a few .h-veniii -iii e'. dd days in Manhattan. j y ,.ur,. l he im-oa d A. Snyder was iu Leavenworth j "b e. 1 .j.ba v for I urip TilL'vJtv. y rs xj'arx i 1 i a Sir. and Mrs. W. I. Lehmau have re- i f j 5;,,. -.,ee turned to Osae-e City. ,.r -tja-et, hs-t .-v. Misses Ensmineer and Herriinr, w ho l u j pa. hax-e been the iruests of Mis-. Edna I ar- j j; ip J.,.A I enter, returned to Kansas City Tut--;- 1 x ear-. IP v. a an J;1'- j -i.iitt, ami il 1 Miss Inness of Lawrence, Miss Man- t,jV,,. dhe Pee speaker's truest, returned home today. ilipi-enp-ai c! oireh Guy iliiLMr spent MmI,i- in Wichita. laPeino .n. Chas. (.iilhileii returned yesterday to. Pueblo. j !-x i It l!i" iPiss Mattle Payne spent Sunday an-1 j There have teen Monday in Kansas City. j and kl!y lick. Mil Miss Carrie Titus returned to Kamaas i-h cmc.-rr t- I a'-. City vesterday. i Mmi i-iy vfiii-r;, -I Miss Ruse jom-s. who was the frue-t t.f lit to -e.-u,-e -the Misses Davis., has returned to Em- i lam'-- and -'U-.-itiI j.oria. To cent-. Harry Phelps returned to Leavenworth yesterday. Ed Nettles was in town Tuesdpv. Root. Mauley returned lo Lawrence y e-tt-rda v. .Mi-s Winifred Churchill went to her home in T -it xx renee vesrerdav i-c T "o-.x-f -i td.tret.U. -,.ti- t- I vt'.'oiiiv nf-i-rtiniiii .xi r. l i uiaey ui isu a oe spent aitm- d;pv in town. Cliif Holbert returned to itcfiison Tuesday. The Stipierbas will rixe a party at Mu-ioLall Friday evenimr-. January 12. S. iutrirent leu, Geo. li. 1 ayne ami Win. Greene returned from Leavenworth Tue-dav where thev atten-ietl a bauqut.-t Mon-lav nie-Ut. The Pansy ciub ami their rt-ii'loiiui frieii'Is dance-l at the home i.-f Mi-s Florence (Jreer Monthly idirbt and iss I) r;t W iiliams entertained tne ycamr la-iies who received with her and a coi -r".-pondiiiiT number of gentlemen, w ith a "jLre I'tlKl 11."' Mi-s ializabrth I'ennell of Atchison, is vPinutr -Mrs. J. G. Wood. Mr. Truxhall a:ul Wdii IJuwen, have re turned to Lawrence. Mis. G. B. Kirk spent .Monday Tuesday iu B:tjS;-rin Chas. Quinehe is visitinp'- in Leaxeij worth. Jliss Haidee Ewinjr and MPs Mat tie Fowler, teachers in the Ottawa public schools, are visitiny the Topeka schooP this week. Mi-s bailie Phillips, who has been spending a week witii her sister Mrs. Courtney, 731 Topeka avenue-, returned to her ht. me in Council G rove today, M. P. Hiiiyer if ft yesterday for ti trip to Louisiana. Try our Irish stew at 7Jj Kansas ave nue. AvirartleJ IIi;;lie-t The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.; Used in Millions of Homes 40 Bit m 4 HAVE No tlncitr txrnuH .t:i '',tl.f I i sear K.-aus- t i a l e s X i ii I,, et-t t iny tie- ehaj ee- i that the e 1 1 x j a a a tioii. Sat 1 1 rt lax "d ue prison it wa.s xx hen x, a. lv l a u-s x s. e iii any itnpr ne-nt I a in- v j ,t i t u i f I an to t n- mayor. :t:-. t hority torn. he tvt XX c I Mih.ia d eX e n b t out the tarn e a t of t d'hia M 1 SltltlllW Tut irrii "x i-.- it;" i. t Sv I .7 I 'Hl'l S i ,j lV 'jac'iun 1 Ul.tllt h. Tiit-re is no -x pear in seed y e. the introdu. .i -a I xx haui c.i j "l:'"u 1 t f euarpe. i j iuiil 11 u '-''L j Rurt's "Korrei man's. Idtrfua.n't s- r.'a. pe Witt's Wdu h 1 i.-uiili.'t am i ha,i i t purpose. Ldaa it. I r chap aai tali ti, .-la 'S ami if you Lax c j 1-'- t P. ml Steam P. t--t b'h. Buy Furmau's 0 Id Early llli'l mix ers, tht fafUOUi lit'. i Vliil-IH..-.-., Warm Lined Sia,a-- i 1.12 Citil s Up tie.- 1 t Pa: Sip r- ,1 Pa B. iv,' tVi-:irv. s shirls i.aet;d -d l.y th Honor "Y7i.rIP t ---1 r..; 1 t

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STATE JOURXAL, THURSDAY EVEXING, JAXITAUY -I, 181M. t3 AL.L a ivioTA f 5 i 1. f .A.vA;-? i o d 1 COLORADO b WOMAN VOTERS. H-w Their Frutxliiae C ma About and JJ-w TIsey Will Be 1AV ely to 1,'se It. Stu.i: j sp mlo rs cfi n m w say '"Fellow citizens' iu Ccloradc. i ic-"?ad of "La tiie.i arid gentles..), r., r. asaCuiorailo Woman wriM s 1 o the Ctictgo Tribune: Wo wot un of Coin -a lo h-iv-j equal snSraut, or eooal saSn,re has us. I !.au't qmte dgtired on: whkh. The woBien who came out Df th dust and praoke of battle with the light of vic tory nt their fu'-e.s pay ve have suffrage and they ccgh? to know, for they ti tidied it 11 up teforetu nd and kuew what it ii!-mt and talk aWut prima ries I polls '.vith en yt-y familiarity that it, ire pitim.-. But as for the ri st of us well, we nave lots to loam. Of courso we cxporb it to g-t the right to vote, "nit we f.ml that carries a Krentrotmy ot h?r right that we thought the men would he rood enough to at tend to jus': an wo wanted them to with oat Laving us any t i i. r. "li'a i-M tha other w ty. First of all, in th ciiHs wo have i o i-egisu-r r.iidi. r tho Australian ballot a g!'d under a it:etMurii:g mio-hiue. bav the colur of tyav eyes determined r. d our weight noted, and oil erwis-a uon tribute to the musweriiig of StO odd tuitions, among which is tin plump, point I ktnk c-oririn-druta, IIuw c-I I artt yoiiV Dictiutrnish 3.ii";cul td.;rr;ciet istics ai-o go 2'5v,'it in tl e Li Oil j la-uian imively told th? .:h'i.h w;.s a twia aul ha.-? l'.ot rvcovuvta' her c i r y- t. I don't know v.-;iat awfcl result will fol low if a oor i,f U.tU!-iitiJ wC'iiirit are chalb'i'd a v 'eh or s.) i ei'urc tlt-etiun Ly the pohncfcl mai-ai-w-i. The :t thii:t; i3 that if wonsnj do Txct tak', aa irtfi't-t iu cc-nvcutiuu.s and jiriussiriv and all that yuu ktiw, they will find th ai c-Iiok-o rtrieted to two r thr n.t is ni th whoso jjtdcclion they had ViK-illl. J-j. fi d that dots not fco.'in i h.:. We lov.si: iidn in the lai-h. my hiishe.ial ays, vvliiln ho etmchles nway. Ui, s-u? i i' the dear 8i;-ttrs are Lud- O. ;he t the sa'r,e, the uku will ik:d oat a th;nj; or tw. The very day afts r t lt-c: la Lea it was rt .'hi v-a' h;:il v.'u;,. i)i.t ui?eeve -y was niado that the wives ,f Several jioliticians, one of tl:. m actvally urCUr an assumed iiSrne, were eiuhers of th i euttrage as-f-o-hatioJi and hnd hf'ia to swing it for tbfir parties i ii'liiitidertally. nodouht, their hnshajjcs. Several others of cderk-fchit-s under the new county o facers wei' ina-ie, 'aat to he honor of the women wlw ci I the eaus paign work not hu eflor vas aeceptec, ami tha atten;pt at ijiriuenrin was e:rp;.sed at the next meetiaK. Tl.ti a.-sicia if n adopted a de ci'ji ve r o rxh i deal j la ik and took meas ures for tha iilackMllin of political women. We're tr iv;Mnir on a high phnie, I tell you. 1 iO"jt know how it will work al tiio j. ti ciaries, Lut it's lofty. '"Right alter eleeti m the newspapers Look a wahke i d-l:l t in pointin out that fdnee we hsd Viecosue voting citi zens wa were aueralie to all the duties of citizens a ad voter j and won Id have to do jury tlt.ty and militia duty and I cion't ki.ow how ma:iy other kinds of duty. 1 hea arovi Attorney tieneral Et;gl?y a V'Ty Soloiaon ai.dunjr into ins bo.ds a -id found that, whih? the Mate oois.titr,tii.n na le no dit-tinctiou of sex, vsrious laws art iag jnrors and the militia contain th word raal". which It ts ns oat of the wo -k acd leaves r.s all lis a fun. Anyway, I'm sure we'll j;et abi-nrr very 3 ii.v-ly. n at the prinui-ri':-s, thottU I'm c;ir1ein the men won't think convc ations .in conventions at all if they can't .smoke and fight and raisa Oil Xcd. Thev h ivc always had a ar-o'd dej-hi jt ore row in Denver at the con vc nt -ca thai w.x aleetion daj-, and a squad of deputy sherhls usually sit on tha Lorn h ct t he e e t. "How oil vre tarry tha election? Well, 1 am blessed if I know that father wbt the r we ci.rried it at all cr not, I'm hjnf ftly ic dined to believe that the n i gave us scfTrai,'" because they tbug,iVt taero was no grood argn m.nt a j-air st it tnd that e cu.jrht to have it. Tha met cf this part of the world t-r- t iT, broad minded fellows, and hold, t jo. m jci of- that eld time wptiirn chivalry which mad.1 the lone woTQan th.: -t c f ad the creatures in a ro'aadi iroati-'i -jw n the spirit which to this day make the ton-; best old miner iaoi-.lv to i'ioho ft t moiaent's no tice for r -on.tui in distress. The great htilk cf tha vote against suffrage was cast Ly inea who v ere not oppo?d to having worntii c.t ht:t who do not feel that w.-tai-n .da ald niir:.j,le in poli tics as politics ha s I ecu. We say, attd it is on o-.iv k aowle. Lr f the man that we 1 ase oar fayintr. that politics in Cvdo ireJo will 1- er-att?r h oihcr than it has l:eeu. and we will on safe ill politics as it will be. No Co" or ado a.-. mhhire will tiih-iite mai.tns wdio will insult women d.rvctiy or indirect ly. Ycra will fin 1 the fanir.s thowim- that i k:io'.v foi I koioIc. The s-rlhracte laachinry daring the canrpaixn was net very p wcidi.l, aid if the agitatis.n rt-ally ;sc r an plir hf d aiythinr tim val Tcihlo fiiti -.ie of --ts or'.c was the press. Thero was cnly o;m ue'vsr aju-r man in the s-a.stL v ho cojenly ot posed sntFrago. o:r. vt re a little I rkowarm and many 1 tithing, ltd th" large dailies, without o? Coptic is, five red suifrnge ed-ilolbdlv,- 'Was ot Quite So JTa I Sbe T-ti tir H ma. She is discovered leanmij over a hi ot- of deep red rces. '1'oor Tom!" she b-ia. "lie is the i :o4 nncertain man I ever kr.ew. WLr. It i al most one whole loo;? rear sin te I Ji.et .'u:ji, and he has not proposed et. Cpp trt u:,i ties? Why, he has had r ie; ty of fh?:.i. Oh, he had just, the jrracde-tOiar.ce at Mrs. lirowii's ball: We were ia -he coasi rva tory for fully half an hoar. X io; t a p-r-fect dream of a cown h was pfjf-c-.'y calm and talked politics. "Then. a:;ain, our rides o. f are br e.d. .fa-st in the park. And ia my ri.lir.g hah t i am really sublime hail he wa.- did! arc: u li-o-d Wall street. When I think of the s..J.h-an.d my white suit, I coaijss I almost but that lean. .N'o, not hate 1 im. Bnt be i t'.mid, 1 do believe. Then all i ho -t gntnes. o:' t-n-nis and two full nit nths at Newport ami he horrible thing: raved over i.-j-.t ire's charms. Oh!'' de-cerate! e "he is sjtos SCnsftingly distressing. I shall not t:ivt-h;m another ehar.ee; en I oh, Tom! d eld Tom! I would luiva accept d yt'U :'--sob-bin" but fate La deei lea aa-as us. You are lost to me fi -rever. 1 saab i fv-r, never give ynu cur.t aer el.ace. Iaik: 1 hear hint coming now." She brings forth aaot.be;.- tallies cf flow ers and casts his roses asid He enters the room a lit' le ha' tiiy. She (indifi'srently, Ah, hlr. iOocre, ia that you? I did not hear yoa corue io. "Yes, Miss Heart well.'' "Do come and look at these vatiful flowers Coiontl Wh.te has tail n.e. He is such atiadoi'able old gent iemar., is he tot I, for one, Tat her prider a.n r.;: ;d ;:n i l. They are so clever, social and a; tivatii t:. and" Uughing "they j lake uoa idea-, hn-crs. What exquisite tast the J. r colcuel o je- shows" "Too gtiudy for refined taste, I ve mara to say." "I think, Mr. Rev ?re, you have ver tared too far-' icily. "I shall venture still further a id say I think it outrageous for th it Jd no tt o no anairai with other vomu. and his v. i;e act dead a year yet.'' I- ire fu n.-s. lie takes three t irns a r. .o tul :e roam, then lakes from his coat a 1 -..rich o" .oc.-t-. "".See, Miss .Hear-wed, v ta.-te the charm -a g little w has. I pleaded fi.r.i flower aa: c ai -aan has-, Mr. aoy, 1 'w-e ear ..ei a were her own ci o Co'1 "1 detect v ioii i.v I c'ini.ut leua.ia in "Yen surely wen The ot'. r is t le.avv. l root! I v. i t L t a ,e i d not i aw i ae d :s.rar :1 them?" urpt i-e. 1. "1 would" madly. "I t them. 1 detest that Wid jv. paiuted, maie up, iaioas 11 yo i dete-t r a. y. :S ie ;s a ro;i aa "But, Iteie" Wildly"! tail you. Tom. I hate her, aial if you are her- friend you c t lot be mine ana tiie err'urie of these v i. it's is makiair me faint 1 tee!" .-(it.- leans baelr. hie puts ais arm i i.d her f: r sn uoort. Very so;';ly '"lb -sue." "Tom" ende! Ij. "Mrs. Joy lios aiat, fe"'-sie. I oeliere TOU. I ru'til ed oe off the otael v 1 imr." "You must Pave been very clo Sne draws herself from him. "I was. near we were d. incur:.'' "Ob. Tom, dear old Tom" I It arms around her. "And, Tot a, I rut bis d tai: k Colonel White has a very aurly "Yes. dear." "And, Tom, do throw i h se vi I am faint from their odor.'" "I can: ot, darl o a I i. now tbt ra-te. t aw; y. E re -our you favorite howers. This is the b or a o u gave me last nritht." Kissing the ihoiets "Oh. Tom, oo vcotdd you? The dear, sweet, i r.iura j c t i i t" "1 could, sweetheart, because be .ause because" "Why, Tom?" "Because I iove vou. Is it je.-r" Softly "Y'es." "Now, Tom, dai-liuar, yen stall k-iow th truth. Ccacnei White d i act s-na me those flowers. I': pa is Hi, at d 1 is parttae." sent them to him.'' "The dear, pretty flower! WLtt (pules taste his partner hash' "Yes: quite refii ed, Tom.'' "it ;e. !aro::." "Y'es, my love." "Say yes attain." Softly "Yes." Syra .a: e I'srd, Takia o C irtnoi'i. Afr. Busy had a hard afi-rr.i before him, arid, as ill luck won his friend tdrdtas had core e i rice for an idle chat. .r. br.sy OT) S W- 'IOC i.d have it at- t he o! hi. d e'i.'C 'l .t e. i i t tied ne-o- .oheil -ji 1 one to hvc. e. e to ei-.-1.1 ea Is r v ho, ii k e r. "t ;i it s in cheap." a. "Id ai t k low bin fr: ai vou d id a.. hitn one or two hints to g.j, so avail. "Dear me!" said Ilusy w ho felt thinjz must, be done, "I'm s-j ov. with work that I searcf ly have t If this rush coDlinues, 1 gbll i grsge scmeboily Ose x- tat ruy me." "Xnw, now," said Snnthson. most idle men, was a gr 'at e; just my chance. Hire me. i'iid "Vo,.Sinith-ns,'' answered it a think it would be safe. You subject to dyspe i-iii, r. T a have me sick." Yout h's Ceiripo Xr a-iisferr -i. it V7 ,7 l-Ci y i? 'V p "Jiaa be sot any mo aey'." "Y"eo, he's got mine." Life. Tit rcr Tat. Watts I n-wer buy t-eo n 'o ilers, he cause triost. of them ate fan i ;i' t e r.-. Potts I don't .see a ty re.-mor f r that. Wat ts I do. hectrise I k a rv if 1 was fitdhnr; to a fr -'irnei t: y 1; v. bat, s rt of trtu k 1 wotibi stick nit i with it 1 could. See? India.napr.iis JV venal. A lesson I-' ,-r. .n t h r to e p U Mamma XI lid you hear me v,-'a m I i alicsl you to come i n? Tommy Yes m. Mamma Then why dldr't j-c obey Tommy T tat t'ooh t' icta Ci eis hr-atht me says, "'To htar is to c be;.-."'-- J -ai. k. IKw.-r- ei. Jocesy has dlscovc-ed a eorlcas feature Ebout OermamPnci sh dia'eei. lit s ay s wtien a t-h-r'i'.an talis ill he sat 1 ov, s "cht-r bid," and af; er ward he i. ei s-r n ii." Poor "Son t f"i'"--. o "'"-"A ''r ',lJ hi A v

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THZ LATEST IN HEADWEAFJ This r.1at9 rprsr nts thr- Lm rt whiter hats an I one bo:m". T!ie lKinri"t "s of ter.jiiies bee- velvet with ilkiair wines and liri't bh e st-'hes. 1 liat dm 1 be rh.ht is el black b river, viith ehe-.k rohettes and nhieaes. Thar on Tin' 1 rlr is of Or,, emit and seai i.ijwn tfuairs, vv'nh a .rafery ef njurtni';.- vlvpt. thy bottom pie-tune thoA'd a lerre Tarn o' biiauter cf black velvet, uita black plumes. Window n i il Tabla Dressers. Kngli -a wrmui are graduiti ly n'-orb-ing the entire trade of shop window dressiu f, an occupation still ia the hands t f men here, as is the busim ss c f tall h e ration, which in London is nrually I'm v.i rlc of a woman in the empire c f the fovist who i rovid-:S the greens ;u:d l..l..eo:oras ijafess.-iry. Tla.' L.rndou th cor;: tor finds In r efforts very much a-.-i-;t -d by the (.b olide light, which i i now u.-o-d iu-.tea-d t-f gas in n iy ail i.:o lh::.,. ndr. d 1 liUiV j... low," udd- the 1 ,tcr dwtlling laets.s in 'Mtth -V vry m;..ch ad ration i't a uuoal dinner s i with a hi:. 1 1 -;v red with maiden liia cr.tr- Oyas; a great t i 1 rrr oo d the Vr.skt t. .''to: fttr (bovu the lent; hair i-. rr.s ;i: lilac i- v. th eti ls ft th...o ami I:. name orchids overh' w d the 1 aakct and tt ailed among the rih bt us. The table, cf beautiful old oak. very Tdmdc and p-hisLed, had no taliecloth. as is the fancy n-.w. being veiled only with two long sMins of old lace. But the uniqtie pat are of the decoration was made1 p s,dbie by the electric chan delier over the table. This had been tapped by six electric wires, which were wonud with lilac tdlk floss, and they furnished tho illumination to six littio globes of delicato froiti d lilac glass that reared their heads among the orchids ami g ive them thy mo?t beauti ful unearthly sort of transparent bril liancy. American Woman's World. Ilidj-s In I'aucy 'i'orlt. For rotno time past inannfaetnrera have made it their constant endeavor to rrluco the drflicultms if fancy work, especially those sorts requiring the threads and stitches to bo counted. Thanks t modern inventions, tho work er lias scare dy to try Imr eyes and need only follow tho course of a ready markr-d pattern. We have wool work with colored threads over the canvas, indicative of every shade and figure and small stencils for cross stitch work. Eat a still greater novelty eclipses till these workers' aids, and further facilitates both crops and other fancy stitches. We refer to folly print ed geometrical patterns, alike applica nt to various styles of work, a ad as such certain to find many friends. For cross stitch we have not only lines, bun regularly drawn stitches, cl-arly show ing outlines, filling and ground, and de spite all th? saving of time and trouble in counting, etc., these print'-d covers cost very little more than plain mate rial. Although fine enough to be fndly covered by the thread, tho printed blue marks do not rub off while working, and every trace disajipears after the drst "washing or cleaning. Season. Ktr.g's Danghtprs of liri iw. Straying through the Turki.-h hazaar one afternoon last saimm-r was a sweet faced woman wearing upon ht r breast a silver cross tied with a bit cf purple ribbon. Suddenly one of the Turkish girls at a booth leaned forward and touched the silver cress and srid "Ilr.l loa, sister," in qtmint adapttttion cf the American greeting, and then in sweet and broken English she added. "I'm the King's Daughter, too, but I only wear the cross on Sundays for fear I should lose it." An! "Where are you from':"' eagerly questioned the woman with the silver cross. "From Damas l ens, the oldest city in-the world," au i swert d the Turkish girl. And ''How long have you been I'mro?" still questioned the lady. "Four mouths." '"Are you homesick?" said the lady softly. And the girl aiiawered, am very tired." Further inquiry developed the fact that there were among the people in the Damascus village several not mbers of tho order of King's Daughters from Dr. J'essup's echoed in the far orient. Chicago Correspondent. Brazil Knows Her Worth. Miss Marti a P. Brown, formerly principal ot the Maplewood school, in JI-hlen, rd 3S5., came home last hhp 1 tember, in :ti a five years' e bsenco in I Brazil. SSke was appointed by the Era- zilian government to ertr.mhm the schor l eshihitien at the World's fair and to i inouire thoroughly into the wet kind's of the school r-yz twin in the- Ui:i.-d .Slams, Uettiia ty. Fiam-e r.nd P-. rtmtJil. The perp- cd the Bra?.iiian to -rn meat is j to ittdituto a nmdel sy.-t m rfsthools in Rio h'ao J'au'o. Jii-s 13;-evu is a mtmlier of the stale hoard t f tiincatiou -i i Paulo, the only bn'y that has i tver served on tho committee. HI. a is the principal of the t: .-.cln rs in the i training school at Lao I'atrha appoint- ed by lhe to v;n:inm;t wh'-n Brazil be- came republic in i ai.-d while she w;:s it.t t i in mi mary work. Alter t wo jn-ars si;'gave the misiomiry work up atid a-..-c--t-l toe por-iti"ii t.t the training schools, win. h she btiil fills. -Losttai Woman's .hrtnial. BO!m Boyd. Eelle Boyd, the n bed spy. famous during thevo.r, has g ue .-n th" hate re T hititrrm. hiie is now p.ot do, npl Iter reddish blond hair lias become altno.-t white. .'-he mis three childroti and is divorced irmu her third hmbami. the is chit fly remembered from her scheme by which sire enns d Lieutenant Hard ing of the Federal army to permit u Confederate ohieer to escape, after which Harding deserted the Union army and lied t England, where be murAd Miss Boyd. Atterward both Teturi ed and became spies in the Con- fedora t et service. a--E change. M rs. Livrnnore's l)iapjinint:nf-nt. Mrs. Eivermore gave up a e-"hn' h tttre engagmn'-nt and traveled all um in order to reach home in time for t recent celebration of the- one huudr .and twentieth anniversary of tic D ton tea party by the friends of worn suffrage, Lut she was too ill to l pn cut. Coiem.il Higgm-oii. in man ng dd a this announcement at the meetiuu'. st tin- incident illusirood tad only worn, lbs self sacritice, hart 1 he va! sometimes placed upon .a woman's set ices. Boston Correspoiebmt. ue v- ItejciTinin" Itarly. Poi.r-Yettr-Old Jessie I)tar mo! There's tho doer bell avails! If it'.- any i:oiy t hat wants to see me. Bridait, jn-t teii "tau 1 ain't at home. Chicago Tribune. How Ttioso ;irli5 Lore Oitu Atiotlicr. '"DesM:ss Hawkins belt" ug to the beau monoe?"' "N it exactly. 8ho htehatrsto the. beaa-Ic-ss rrondr.'" Trut b. POINTERS. Over 2,000 tons of snails are annually eaten in Paris. Delaware derives its name from Th as West, Lord do la Ware, A medical writer estimates that 5 1 or cent of dog bates results fatally. The world annually makes and eats 1,04b, 000 tons of butter and cheese. The human spleen is an organ which is practically unknown by physicians. The number 13 canned Le found as a. Street number hi Frankfort.-oti-the-Maim Fires are 5 per cent more numerous in Lon Ion on Saturday than on any other day i:i the week. The remains of a Roman Watergate havi) been unearthed at Nap! -s. There are two openings of 13 feet span. EIGHT RECORD EEATERS. Tae largest city in the world is Lon don, 4,7Cd.dl2 persons. The highest waterfall is the Yosemite in California, d.oot) feet. The largest university is Oxford. It has 1 colleges and 5 halls. The tallest irrei tower is the EiiTcd monument at Paris, j;s. t'eO. Trie deepest mining shaft is at Priz tlraui, in Bohemia, d,'h;0 feet deep. The largest bell in the world is in tho Kremlin at Moscow, -KO.Goo pounds. 1 he tallest stone tow- r is the Wa-hin -ton monument at Washington. 5""i feet. Tho gfeate.-t inland sea is the Caspian, Which is 7U0 miles long by hTO iu width. Philadelphia, Record- K m4 srsssxszzs. ESTABLISHED 1 875. S 0 11 13 K It I. T Topslia Foundry 0 Hacliinc Vm:ji, ESTABLISHED 18S3. It. L. COPRAIT. Proprietor. t; IlAiTUFACTURES OF STEAM I'lIAFI'ING, PULLEYS, r- ":"'7- ?n "..V Ar, ABS01DT2LY FCJRE oUE-T IT veil wi ni to buy or rem a iirst class maw or second-hand IhA o Upon the Mi 1ST FAVOilABl.B TEKMS, call Upon US. We iaav,- seenrea the services of a tir-t class piano i'OT.tsst kk a- 1 and arc prepari-d to repolhsii all kinds of musical ins.tr unieats, furui'at.'-, ;ep5i-i::g solicited. P1K FC'l'OItS: A. W. Kwiffiis, A. WtoMairn, -T. K. .Oev,,rec A. It.ji Hale, Willis Norton. T. I. Lvilgui It. 'A. Ncua, ii. iv. Uw. 1.0 A:i Car:tal Stock 75 I.ys four er cent, interest on sav te.-s ij eve;i.U;4.-. lO S O A. W. KNOWt.KS. ruKl!'..NT. A. WAMil'.t KX. VK-K I'Kl-UllINT. L. ti. Bi-'AL. '1 liKAM lKll. R. D. INGERSOLL CO., Have renewed their tutsaie-s to 1", HaM SoOti -u-ti.'. wle-re they wii! if ;i takae alei Mitiltaimii)-; l'i).ae. WE HAVE FIRST CLASS LADY AND GENTLEMEN LfdBALO tv.. l,..v tl,,. i.n.l t .O a.a:w 1 f!i.l Ivt .Vol" il. lh" 'UtV. i i !U i e ae t n a- Ilidv. IL I). in-ci'M)!!, tmbaSr AAlien Hoti licivo rccd Th.o OFEKA STATE 1TH I.I21GT7 T2io day. r i .J. II, V riin-i t'il'i ic'.oI'n of ISauoii!. at fii'-i Jark!an :tci'f!, i- Kit i iling, wiil ;-ji Jlonda.v tii'iih:;;. -t. iJ. i'nr terms atJii'i st .trail I'liiy. ISall lor leut for Ji Mi-tie-, or ta.i i

I A -1 1 ir4t.i:Uii liTtrr, Uoarileri fi ii i o y. Tfctcvbone A it. J. t:. Cill-Cll ills f. 0tJ ack'.ou Street. I"rv-r. ii i jj La FLORIST Corner Elm wood and Willow Avers tie lh,t .via Place, TOPEKA, KANSAS. Grows and ed3 plan-. Mitke? a tD ea.tv of cut flowers. Does ail kieit ci J.orai work in a flrst-c'ass tnanaer. ENGINES, MILL MAClIIhTh.'; Y, GEARINGS, FITTINGS, ETC. .-MAi..i. lAAMA tdt-idiji cUjJ.t.. i GEO. It. MILLIfT, o. a. ih.;c ruoi'i.i -.t- hu n p ti 1 r f j- A i- i iU! wi.i i L ei j Nif jr i t- I czs. roR flOh'fh" WoTrri fr! CT; In s r ,1 t ars le 4. AOPZICA, etaee is u;,,-a i a;, and irO.i. 1 i I aI -iU i DAflOiie Mr. V. r. El ml-ii" -i for 4-liiIiS rM3 t OctotiiT 14i;i, ::t :t t- "s. I. v.'. 1 t lor itiamiay i i I foaimfm its 'i nvm'iay t. ei 1 1 U y t F 'til' 'i l" 1TV. 't' on r e ii i i i I" O O l li.'! 1 1 l'o e 1- i I, II n I I Vi 5 v e":i'i'. f'!ci i:;i ii i- l.SSort si 'i ,1 for i i tills t:. :t u ea ii ti-,' r 4 It.. I j .Mil I. I j i, 0', Mooee peo:i..m. la moro" 1 h. t i r. .1 O o Tm-e eo in O'el o. t. 1 a 1 o 1 r i i, Id' CAPITA COAL 'YA. ii2 west rcio.i.:: 0-,re fe,! uri. l l .-T l-e-( mii ;,a i Covin's .fer-,-' l.aa e, to'ia" ,n .'OiO s'-e lue- a r',, OU Coai or 1 a J jm-, o ill. H'T I- til ;i!0w j 13 THE dil'L iijd.h

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A. riAilAMAS Id 1 1 U J i Ai k-i f 1 1 s i v f r 1 i Ll ill ci .i i'.. r::Li. -TT "rT T r ttt -n-r7" c --r r ssx-i ii ,a a i. i if, 'a i a a i ,'si-i s, Dir- t ,r f i 'h i I'roau.-iK-a i-l i.i .rtit'ir; i i t I if i; ;.i i W fca-. i,' il..j- siiC Jt. fo si- &i ii I 3;r, I ai.is. rj a- :i,e L-i a oi s. ia-".i.,'. His 1 i I., I,,- a--: a iii.ai .-a s v..- i,,- i uiaa i 1 c r f t f ricrj. jr J-e .vs.' A y C ii i ii w .a hii ri in tl.is I'ai'.r.trv jti it V ila's, v.-usiiteiy it-it ur.il Izt-il a id i l; i t i.n .-.iriei i-:aii. citizen in all taaa ll.s t-irax hn U-.-. fin wns jul-t'aat, i.,f ir-, and .f in- vlteJ a coup' -a of ;'r',a a s to Llriu'.-; to ,:s h.-a'tn. Tiaii-i- ha, f:x the xvalt of t':ir- i.rink ii. j.; a:-1 it rayon af M''i'i .n Art: -i--oav!il- la-isai), v ith w Jii .-h also'-l cvcr-'i i lv is familiar. The rev cici:a:i -tua ej it i arcfni!y, a Till li i r ra:. ii i n i s :it o f tie i a. '.is t Has wUioh -tat aia'i'ai.l u t'l siiie OL tin1 p:cf are, rnt-ni'-.i t hU f rli3l- ami said: "llov.- tii.l i- lom-i t rit llios,.i5 i S,)ir.l:aiers j ,t i-3 .ut. in- of our fal- iows il j'Vii ti er "t )a- fi-iiiAvsi s.'i i t Li u oil i T, a r a't. s t ;i r. a 1 ri;- j ii-- i i-y. '"ti t tie s i.' a a ara Americtia j citii-ea toe a'x-t.t ift itiiui.te-il'' i t A at.- 'Uiiria HiXii.e. I "A -aii.amr.iie la id laid yo.ij e vt't h: ir te i i.. l u i a, murv 1 of tht I i e ii a-, 1 1 1. r s w ji or to t: f u r,a on i t j. a ,-o:i J iaio: is 1 1 it -v;. u j tritiie i t Ss.n ai'-tai t-o'Aii'Hi i :i j u s t riii-i 1 v oe.ais- sa ry I'Le Oi-i-suad is a, nar.-jw strait lititivce i Sk-.'.i:, h-U :i i 1 S-voa-ii vvliioij 1 is I'uiisiantii i'.a'i ii't nil kitiki-s cf f-hipa,Q.r. "I h-TL! t -.-mtv, but it is I ahvavs ijai nt." i ri 'a: a. H it.' o:j, ration J by th Sf'A if-,it-!s. 1' j aiviate tids Undo pi Liiiji-iiai-t, t! v en- i yiUfi.T, prop isis til,; -jirriji-'ao brid r -;i Mruct u; e L;..it tnunei and half bridge. Thr- w!mmi u I'a r v- ill be a viaranTa:? tul e, rta-lo a' oa r ies biin:c out of rea'-h of tiw baittoai of Lisa lara-est Vessels, the i.;:i!ia;t.i-r su Hioit nt for two railiaay ta-nai-.s a;td one drive way, it wilt i. 3 1: iiiles lung-, aa vwii robabl be titr-acu t y lsjj. An i i ir? i a J A Mp-.v Yor s. isy m?.u, wlio was preacning' in ;a irerrao r l j villaee, !i-tou is.ie i taa cca-i r,. .ra Ais.Hi by s-ay-iog-: "I wis i to retrin to 'en' Vorlc by the ia-st try in. as I :trre ai w i f and live or Ltd re j th rc as-i hive never seen o::.e of t'tea.." '."h s claratioa excited the i:.,t ?.ilnf,ii curios St tiiTiong- the aTa-jil r?o nitic'; uan al'Uiye;:, ho .v-.-vvr, r.' omi it boeatao known that thu cr e" vc the i h.-r .J-y r a a n .a.a I iic-er s-aan v.-a s one thai, liad boon aarti tiaiie k'i left. Kome the d 5 i". I i -1 h r i 1 ii i i i i I I 4. It sei itis It ir It v c if. a it, e t f le- 'I 'h 1, c v .-1 i 1 r i i i t i l n .ittr ir. i '-est. v s aiaa'as. It is -stated, j i i v o i i tiif .if lashionaDti' i il.-s rr t t:ta west 1 end of Losii in iriaii-. ota at avoratr-e, eel m s i L. i i 1 i -r i N i N t y i I Ntl I I i j t i tl l. J o N f s. j Ihiiai li-!Vi i,tt'i,, I i j i t'-iW) to '.O ivi. t.,. ...a jl..t -V C i Tf r-s r.-V v,r:s r" vr, -1 n, I A '-."-T M j i fi'f s i-t expe ton into rC -rt ii- 1 11' i, I SOiUi irs a ,ro. e Tiped for sever v i-: on th.,-5 II:- i a boa t, miles above junction with the principal ton. i eleven men newly cautfht .A, it the Tlio Xi-gro, one o coiiibeats of the A ma. Out- party consisted ten Americans and a I r ash tn a. n 'Ted d v O'Brieit, lay name, who, more fair the sak and cl i varshun'' than he hiid said, had ensc ot atiVii mm i 0 a m on til, as red with us a s C"Oi- And a trulv wonderful cc OK w a n "W idle so tee member of our party were amateur botan sts, jreoloff ists-, natu r a lists or taxiuenti'sts, we were all t-nthaatastie explorers and liunters, an.i ave fairlv reveled in the weaitii of aciti-ni and vegetable li:e about us. Hut there was one Mnphiblouis nni real, the manatee, and a erai-tiiiiptiib-iei-is reptile, the anai ontU, we had not yet obtained. V, e iia-1 seen score of the tirst while asia'iatin;,' the river, but bail never secured one. One eveiitrtix we were bc-rnoaitin;' our bad luck in this respect, when Teddy observed: "An is it tbe quaro ha -t th.at's a cross botune a mermaid nn a f;-h that- ye'ro nftiier war.tm' I'aix it's irnself can put ye aha to thai era y th. ti r t Is in in no time." 'Ad ritjlit, Teddy. L.et's have you- P Ian." saiai Torn Aidec. "It's aUier nor rowlin' down hill, me bhye. Up beyant there's phwat yez call a lag-ooo, an' the far iad of it runs up loike a lake in til thiza thick woods. Jrhure it's not. tin shteps at-rass; an be the same token Oi seeti a bit! man manistce is if? and a g'ood lump av a yong- wan f roi ickiti' round then- bright and airly this sami biissid morai ii. The wather in thir.i i arts is niia-htj- shoal, I'm tiiinkiu', for whin the old baste was feedin' ahti the lottoin.the baby did sell ramble ut ivery now and thin ah" roosht an her ba--k. kapiu its own wee pa-d-ile av u tail in the wather, koind of soshibl 3 loike. tsorr-i bit av thru hie for some av yez to consale yersiives aim both f-ldes av the lane an bag- the two era th u rs. Te ldv's idea seemin.r a R-o-od one, at lav break next morui njf four of us, taKirijf our rilles, a barbed trapplinaf iron and a coil of rope, set o ti for the iaa-oon. Ve found its further or I i ri extremity to co isist of i narrow creek, and this was closely b i 7 1 d on botii tides by water pa 1 u s. With some difiieully oar quartet, c a g" Tom Ah. en, two other men and myself, raiued the west war 1 iiiiarin of the watery lane. v here we t iad otirseivt's in the matte 1 I- i ineil, deeming- it jmpnident t ositt sides f-'i fear of acci dents in possible cross tiring. e were perfectly coneealed f ror ail o user vat ion except that of the jeering- monkeys, who, o jkinar dowu oa us from the r leafy heights, kept up i ceast less clamor of derisive cries. Directly fronting" us on the east sid i of the creek, there iay, extended a'.on the water's edtae and not more thai nine yards away, the fallen trunk of a lanrt-l tree, from which aros several broken and partially deeayel bran -hes, the whole bf-it- in dee t shade, as the s.m ha 1 not vet rise i hie h eiioneh to fully lig-Jit that pait of the isia nd. V h i 1 e e tcy Alden w his oered t were patiently wait n udg-ed rne and "See wlmt e a 1 1 1 i 1 a I uioss c jveri ol. c uf Vl- ra, ted 3 rl A i 1, IA' I -.NO s .A V A. (..'ON J a those limb .stubs'? W soiue of it before wee i was a bout to make place reply, when, th yards south oi us, I n e must g-athcr back to ca m p. some commor irty or forty ottceil a siizht u rid ditton of the vt iter, and pi-e.-.- en i there a r pea red a bove its surf act-, the bacK of a nrs,t the heau.ani.tt.iieu full tfrown manatee, diateiy i v a like emer eo.-nieal iookintr lir tl iiaif as ions' a its mo' After inhalinvj- air f or so, the pair sank a; plainly aw by the rip feed on bottom ffrowi 1 1: iast snore and dir head ot tt;e laarooa. Ti- e next t i me thev w e re t -v e n t y yards n e io lowed imme s'ttifr of a eaif, a e creature net her. ir iial fa minute ain and, as we es. a n to air plants, alon r ectly toward the rose for .trar us to Aide i -e. ,-i.e.v aen, wh the old a. siiO'Ai H n e v fo:n .no a ii icncf o rard-1 a. ir thev than be lt: "Wait be t c e n -i) their one an .1 straitrht e r k n o v Ided as- !y now. lis weie iree fet t rounded ace, and I ike il i p u p o n i i e y o u n a: fore, and I whls ered tiii t hey .tret into the v.s and" the b lo-t t. iieacs show, yoa take I'll take the younjr-te for- the hra in and the what hurts them." sent, anil we waited i; The water thoaied s that by the time th alroast of us, and w of the laurel lop-, the n b a c k a p p e a r e d a b o v e t the i.ttle one ii-l:.: i: e ainm ithin t; iOt tier's he s u r t !s iiat 1 per to ciimb with, scr, aubicd e seen tl ridit.gr exactly as I hav of an African inppopo: In anot n e r ra o i n e ri t tee lifted her head; s:at,'n to iay two other to shoot. Torn and 1 q risle barrels through t '.am us. the old rnans,- a n a i' ai loo compa net t or r took aietl v t: iru; ies. ue br. careiu; aim ana we about t Tl-.at instant, howev er. Torn s lea s "be Ali ped into real. ul tiful y va ri ag-a ta-d rn ..'wictfn life. ftitii fell shot out from the dead branch, and in the twiaklintr of an eye the calf's muzzle was fast between the reeurvicjr iactrs of a monstrous anaconda. Then, while the helpless creature rolled off its mother's back, there was a gdeamioc whirl of circlintr rir-s, a cyclone of concent rie coiii, a churning- of the water into foam, and al most before we could realize the startling- scene the raitfhty serpent had crushed the life out of its prey. l!ut as the reptile compressa-d its overlapping folds tighter and titjhter, t wo -simultaneously tired bullets shat tered its flat head, are! its jrrea i lenfrth, slowly tmeoiilojr, straitrh tened out alon-r the bloodstained surface the creek. A pea ren 1 v paraly zed 1)7 fritrht. the mother still stood. ith h -ad above water, starinjr at the floating serpent and her dead calf. One of us, with tno e presence of mind than the rest, put tee beast out of misery by a sh'it throug-h the brain. Thus, most unexpectedly, we killed at one time the several specimens we were anxious to obtain. ff Don't Wlilj, the Children. The old iron-clad methods of punish ment are happily fast passi u r away. There has been a vast chancre in pub lie sentiment during the iast c.-utury. The "rod is spared' these days b hu mane parents; so are t';e darit ciasets and other horrors. I'.ut it may be asked, do the gentle reproofs, the chilling- looks, the deprivation of treats, accomplish the much to be desired results? Are the children better behaved than of yore? There may not be so much outward fear of their elders. There may be less awe and reverence; fewer out ward and visible sia-u.s of an inward respect for authority, but surely there is less inward, corrodiny rebellion. While children may not love their parents more, they are on better terms with them than formerly. The father who is chummy with his bo;," g-ets down to that ea-per, hiquiriutr, rest less little soul and explains, visits and t-ncourag-es, does not need to cut a birch gad or buy a horsewhip in order to maintain d isctp; mt And the mother who sy m pathi.es, cuddies and plays with her children can keen her siipoers on her feet and her hair-brush dressing- table. The holding children is a fruitful source obedience. They need love, ness and syrnpath as much as need air and sunshine. o a t h e off of of dis-t-.-ti ler 1.' a a. -rs 1 he Wroii; Fiaec. Mrs. KHz ibeth Slorrs M'etide, the stately president of Mount llolvoke college, visiting- Spring" field to attend a temperance ir.ceti.ig', was rather confused by conllictiaa- directions as to where the con fere nee was to be held. At lenqrth ehe walked into a. larpe room and a la rare crowd and set tied herself eouifortanly, look i n tr about her with satisfaction that so many men were inrereste i in the cause and were present to dlsauss it. Then it dawned upon her as equally strange and not so p-ratifyiu-r that her iw'.vn sex was so soarsely represented. She felt a vug-u- distrust, and leaned over to a neighbor: "Tuis is tee Meth odist church, isn't it?" she inquired. "No, ma'am," was the bland answer; 'it's the police court. A. Mouse Ntvst ih Her li iir. A youny lady of Hartford, Conn., had an experience th? oth---r niiaht which she survived with such coed ness and bravery that she ousrht to be en rolled with the heroines of the cen tury. She had been asleep but was awakened by something or other that finally resolved itself into a mouse running across the bedspread. Siie went to sleep a train. In a. short time she was atraiu awakened and this time the mouse was in the hair, h iv-iug- mad? a suaa .nest in the mass that lay upon the pll ow. After a whole niarht of similar experience the you.ua lady ffot up in the morula.;- to liti 1 that her hair was a rk h bro'.vu, ja-t as it had been when she retired the night before. Worst of 1 'ii a is li ii n t s. Itwa- n-solved that eaeii of the al lied powers should designate a com missioner charged with the surveill ance of Na poieon at t-t Helena. Talley rand proposed to the king- fi r this of fice M. de Montehenu, described as "an in-u p ..or ta hi e babbler, a complete nonentity.' On being" asked whv he selected tiiis man, Talleyrand rs-piied: "It is the onlv revenge whh-h 1 ish to take for his treatment of me: how ever it is terrible. What a. punish ment for a man of Bonaparte's stamp to be obliged to live with tin itrnorant pedantic chat' erer! I know him: lie will not le alii; to support this an novance; it wiii make him ill, and of course he will die of it by slow de grees." Freni-h Hi t! Main's ItalT. Form the plavers in a circle. One is in the center, blindfolded and hold ing a stick. The other piay-'rs dance around the circle to the music of s ng or piano until tlm blind man knocks on the floor with his stick. They in stantly stop. The blind titan points to someone in tin circle and nsks a question which rnu-t be a i by the one addressed. The blind man cow tries to name the persain, know ing" him bv his voice. Of cour.-e in t h i s ga ne the f a n s t s in t he m a t queer disguises assumed by the speak ers, such as sqaieakiiag. mumb.insr, lispdng, etc. to prevent the blind man from recognizing him. TTeSl I'ix,il fop Xainin. The Darnetts of Athens, (ii n a re six children who have b-en following ortd lot of names: M a ga 1 e rs a IS 1 a n d y Meet u -n given t'ue Mary E 1 i 2. a 1; e t h e Georgia Mattle i. rnett. 4. Lini merit lid -e V. Polly Mack Harnett.' 2. AH Ann Yorena Harnett. Frances Annie Tranna. 1 Tilla Cora toston llsteile Ettie Isldalar Uarnett. 5- IZ-M -e ma Delphia Athena ilirn-tt. tine Cintcar Emory Separ Walket sa Buster Lia.rnct'l- tsn-Ur- black, tawny browi GRATIS. T he 3Ian Wat-1 to 7. now an,! ti 4 CUeerfully Spjl ied. "Are you the man that answers the queries?'' asked the caller, removing his ii.it as lie came in. "1 am,' replied the man at the desk. pigeon-holing a request for stati ..'J s as to the total number of persons killed in the Crimean war anal tiling awav in the waste basket a note ask ing for a brief biographv of all the presidents from tleorge Washington down to Grover Cleveland. "What can 1 do for you?" "I've got a little bet with a friend."' rejoined the visitor, "and we've agreed to leave it with you. What is the size of glove that a perfectly pro portioned woman with a Ho. 0 foot ought to wear?"' "The size of glove, you say?' "Yes." "That a perfectly-proportioned wo man "Yes.' "With a No. 6 foot should wear?" "That's right.' "Inst wait a few moments. I will consult the anatomical tables lie waited. The man at the desk overhauled Poor's Manud, the "Wealth of Nations," Iloget's The saurus. Butler's Analogy, Alhbone's Dictionary of Quotations. Ulai lie's "Twenty Years of Congress," and a. concordance to Shakespeare, and turned to his caller. "According to the best information I can obtain. he said, "a woman with a No. t) foot, if she is perfectly pro portioned, should wear on her hand "Yes." "Any glove that fi !.s her. Turn the knob to the right. Good moruiuf,. "lAr. .JuiIiciAl Krror. Two shocking cases of miscarriage j of justice are reported, one from France and the other from Germany. I Iti France a woman has just been re- leased after sixteen years' imprison- merit on the discovery that she is en- tirely innocent of the death of her husband and of her brother-in-law, with the responsibility for which stie had been charged; while in Germany j a cashier of the ministry of finance, who was in the penitentiary for hav- ing embezzled a sum of 5,0'K) marks, hat, been liberated after twelve years' i incarceration on it being brought to light that there had been no money stolen and that the apparent discrep ancy had been due to a mistake on 1 the part of the auditors. In neither j case will the victim hare any redress, as the law does not provide for any such judicial errors. A Tip Tii t Win i J'iij. It is true that a "molest gfnt!" man" who was shootin.tr over the moors of a certain millionaire od 'red the keeper thre sovereigns, aril it is true that the gift was rejected b tile keeper on the ground thit he ac cepted paoer alone, but it is not true that the guest thareuoon complained to his host, who said: "If you cati'c ti 1 ike a gen tie man you should not tip at all." The sequel was not thus. The "molest ge u ti e 'nan" was, in fact, a well-known Eoudou j mrnaiist. aul when the keeper returned the gobb-n sovereigns and expressed, in broad Scotch, h is preference f ar pap, the editor said: "Here's piper for you, then," and ha a led nim a, Scotch note for one pound sterling. L.,,4ti't Want tu I. earn Kn.fliiiii. Although Ilciri Uo.-hcfort has b-eu living iu Eotidoti for a long time lie does not speak Kngiish. in talking wit a a French reporter recently he said that he never wished to 1-ani the J a li g n a are. "It is a theory of mine," he added, "that it is fatal for a. wi iter to speak any language but his mother tongue. He assimilates unconsciously the paraseologv of the foreign idioms, and little by little loses h is oi-ig i rial and personal qualities. If 1 had be gun to express mt'r-elf in Hnrriish to day I should think iu laugiish, and the articles of 'Ed n t ra nsigea ti t' would re semble clippings fro n the Times. He prefers to live in 1-ondou, however, because he says, he is unknown there and can be perfectly independent. I'luwers of the J'ust. Iii some of the I'aris museums are to be seen collections of wax models of the flowers of plants of t'ue Eocene age. The story of how these have been obtained is .an interesting one. The growing plants weie enveloped in calcareous mud, which aft-nvarls hardened to travertine. Then the vegetable matter decaying left deli cate m jlds of their form in the rock. Into these molds melted wax was in troduced under an air pump, and the calcareous matter then dissolved bv acid. The result was these wonder fully perfect wax models of the deli cate organs of the plants which lived in France long ere the advent of man. Nothing: to lie ladv visiting in I-roteii of. nyt, a s t. tm re cently met a little company ooe c veil ing, and among them was one woman who was just a shade pompous. The visitor was talking to her and others, and in the course of her remarks said something not at all complimentary to the United States senate. ".Ma i auie," said the pompous hi.iy, stif.'y. "i am the wife of a United States senator." -'Well," exclaimed the visitor nervously, "I wouldn't a k now ied .re it," and thereafter there was a coolness. The Won ,1 erf u 1 tirass-laitine- Turf!. Far dovical as it m iv seem. th on known spe.jtes of p rass-eating turtle iu the world, X ere bates Aga.ssi.tii, lives and thrives oa that all hut bar ren waste the Mojave desert, in S:in F.ernardiuo count y, California. This queer creature grazes after she fash ion of an ox or a horse, an.!, notwith standing the natural scarcity of grass, seems to keen moderately fat and happy. He is about ten inches ia length when full pro.vn, and is sold at t5 by Wesst coast curiosity deal;. it INFORM ATION 1 I S l l-a 1 1 i I I i t i r j i rtll", 'a 1 u- c. i ea to 4 p. la. 1)7 1 11 i i-aii r t 1 jail t i r U. A hi la, i .io liYiiilt'h FBAi ai, K li v, ,u! t ihaia. a a. I)b- v.Mtv f. liolif s: iO U I.: a I -1 iA C. JiAi.M- M. O.tT,' l-a f;t...-e !I'-miv. a, la. i. P l. m. i'l.-.a-.o o I 1 a i 1 i i JylL I A il h a. T.'!,. 4 n'. s. a it? ia y t I'K r o -I s.-s I a.- I ,r... a- a! s lai-'-Vl'j-li,:.!. 1 DR." G. E. 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rrCATE JOURXAL. TIIURSDAY EVEXIXG, JANUARY 1S9!. i:i:vmLii -sk.ed for. u ayes was U t V f. T EASE'S CASE. I d-wi i jlJ. The Coininiiro Man Tit on gUt it Vife' Body liatl B-jen I is e)terrt at, Calvin Hayes, wjo i an old s-et.I?r ia Topeka and has oj erate 1 a ecu x isdoa fct, i,. hi t' p jli- o i (1 i r fe It Goes Before the Suprsms Court This Morning. lIotil'B Debts Too Iluch lei It. Fr- r ti itT IS EKJjKED 1 Y -n rr t- r i i .i v ,Y J j.N t 1 1 C e w i u d c f l i Ti,.. i I 1 t s i j:s i i' 2 V, He I Ii roi Ii i'ih ts.i j ai- -c- An nt.!i.nttum tl is ni amine- niaJi! i i tt-i'.i'vi.-trl- t f j. mi i r thv. hi til i I 1 1 1 i r m. f i m I net mi -it UfSii. Trust that a i 1 i i h c i ria t a-- h.j 1 ii i iro;u-rt v. I J i 1 J 1 1. 1 1 I H r t UL i a iii.u- lor i t.j O. iiuwrnan. to t ci' I 1 1 uriiw ..T i ciit. iritt rt rii. lint nut i t t I i. I) i It 1 J f t t 1 1 1 Hi t:.:s -i;;T. i i- ivj'.t' w.is lue -i av 1ST, 1 1 i f l 1 1 1 t 1 1 I ii I.'H' Jirii' li-l't sv'CUrt-U IV tJiHs.ui ii onlv Lroiiiriit i r n I i i tr i -t v I v N'iu lSr.ji.-K-rs wen- U- v l -1 M i j i t f th'd-ri.n i. ..nb i t 1 1 i ii l 'Ii. MI IKUIH' ill t

i i i 1 i t uurui st ---l iu:o KuO?il- i i i-' i a i j-t .".i i 1 M 1. i-J.i- i. .11 -1 k o t t t n I 1 11 l I"' r sun ii i -v. r. Irvuii I.k.h 1. Lai'i-.u 1 1. K iiov. le.-, vice presiLiuu i i t 1 j t 1 1 1 t ct ii ins v. a-i jp I'u.nu-l l'e:riv -r. I'i.i I .i')L J'iNl ii 'it t. iti ij 'iiit',il VI-o a Jub I lut IwifUt i I. a I 4 for i-eibui; The :h t ai rt was Frank Itavnor, i f tie. v,-hu ,a run vi-a- ,M ar H4 i 'ft a lvau.si..s av.-ime. JI syra.r is au old ojo-aj-r and ha- letai i se ntenced by the poik'e 1 .-jure, but. h; j ;Jw:iys I'soii'fd wu,i tiie Siaaiier halt of id, rehUUK'e ieeau-e 1H I ealth is poor. Tlie poia.e aad SI ci il; iliier-ou en- ti-Te t la. aa :ri-.MiL':;t ey whuui it ii.i ii.i- wa-, arre.-i e:i e cowi.i e turneu over to ci mitv. ni-i v.-as i.ione, ami i ilayh.i' w.i- lad. red in tiie county jail today. Tin- -u- c is th it of Lo lis Mover, or aiiii-," he wa i 1'ir.T'd on Li.e po iiee u .e,.:. 1 iiis be-'n o erat i i; r a linb r Si-i eal aia. ikanner -ti'-e"s. i!e a so.;ea j un,i f,,r his appearance I-uhraav. ii i-itv .his sta.'H Witnessed .aih -t Meyoi fhani: i'd.:oSi; IM.VV lY. Shit U .in 1 EitMT U To.ia) u--er ,,f D,.ed- e Frank Hronks. to 1 ty a.' ri'.'.ir. -ed t in a .u ci a meat of a! is i h i 1 1 1 1 .aioaiiac.iaTiu-o'oa,. .Ml-- 1 b-rre i ha- .oca u the re a i-ti-r of i '.edV ...bice i'or shi'nl yva::- and has t ii en o uty i v-i;' .a- liiaaiii .dr. ifear'a i i i::i 1: i-' t'a' i-a i. hi. iaeoiVs aii ecu i.i-un a tae reiri ttTS o.ho,- -lad di-yr jettina ac, piain ed with hi- new iutaa whitdihe as-una. 0.1 31 ai La. HURT TIIEIK (HMI NA31E. .1 ehtisoii Ilro-ht'i-d JJr it; a Hiu I,ai.'ia.jfe Suit ,-Vsii.ist n K hi- rs it y llotisf. K. S. J.hoi- a. am; i S. Juha-mi t j.J.iy ided a 1:- i n h e d st -a t court ae.u:i.-t Jiunih iin, iii uii.. S uii'-er .5c Corni anv. .d Kan-as hy. and 1 L. Saw?dr -I .hirmih' i ac com p..ai:it, is tiie aihe ia ai-li of t la- s 1 a .hdiii-oa ia itl.cr.-, t lr .uh rheir uttor-ta'-ys. Waters and V."A. Uird. sav taat ibiiihii a iii.iim.. Muimer A Co", .iti a slaa-de hi-ise-s in K;mBas t'itv. M a. -omehhse prior t;'. Fed ruary 1, i-t'h. opt-no a a ret id dry trued- s'.jre in Tupek.! and p.-tccd it in chaiyoe of 1!- S. ,h hn-aa. am. E. S. .loahson. w i v. ei e x du -t tin business under t he n.iii.e id' ohhr-i .1,. jr others, M unu-f-ii'-r-. K.u-h uf tb rotiu-rs were to 1 .--''-et' a har e a' 1 month it h a a ad- .litioTial i'.,!it'-!iii that at the llrst of Foh- ttiary. i. t h- p.r -fit i v.-. -re to be divided each o t is 1 iront 1 11 1 -1 1 o.,.. 1 a 1 1 j e.-::t and i.a i;:.am. 11 (una, hluna-er A f-

o-.a aitt-i tola at rcenteht was made, lh S. .b.ha-oa -aas s-uit bv Burnham, Iboia.u Miiaa-r A 1'., m Cnthri.- to take ..a-,. i- i:os. ,1. eioit. l J l t-l Tic- cau-o f naaiih 10 1 1 i 1 .1 1 i-.o 1 .1 1 1 ii 1 1 -ii ii, 11 an a a. 7 1 a a 0 i- A 1 '1 .10 r 'm. 1 1 h f f lo ci aider la-U M-nt th -ii iiheat, it. b. awer here to t vet- to. ,k e i.'U'- o. the store. Saw-

e oi t! .-tore as utrected .iii-i came l 'a I Hi 1 1 i t tie m-ws- beta er-: 1 tie- ui .-m i. i.-it Joiinson llro-h- I -aii I o i a t i -usine-s aia 1 t h -en oh t o 1 in ids hand- a rent of the C'ei it a:-. It is .da,, e-,.,j tlu t this pal. Ileal ion. b:-,-i pt'-' b.ra teet.-" un.l Dun's comtu.-tVi.il aueii.-i-. has itijm-ed the r!'c"'.ih ,a .a iho u in-oa- a- bn-irn he-n. .ni i Hoy want 1 i an pe in t he .-:,:n o. C.-.000 v.it ana th, cost it the stuts. toi sells o rr 31 J'D j ei r I iilrn-:i L liisp ci of to I V t 15 !3 tr. mmls-ione- Todd ia-t niht 1. wide. i dist o-es of his paper," h..U AiUcc.te, luiblished hi Lai itr The d-aS as m id? by Harry Brown of the shite !rt Usurer'- afice. and the paper will be run ;;y W. I Kleuner. Ilrow n's fatherdada-., and will Cteitinue to be I'or ulist in. politics, :--:-i.lle- mi i .fichrM. i t i W I it t it I i ii 1 i r i t t ltn.i 11 1- f I -i t I t I-.t-ll 1 ia J !ltl l.ltl 1 n 1 f r l i J --vi t Itr-it SrtXjl 1 tt ir, I 1' Is I t 1 v t 1 i 1 f t i r i i t -t t t t 1 t' i i 1 1 V t t -iii t t vtlilt llltl f lit. t tilt tits r 1 l-itt. lie. d V "V t-e r-i.m il! I ihdi Hill K Slle.us oS that of his w Mrs. i-ama I a s, j 1 i 1 1 1 following dv! Mr 11 i f. m n i i', i rt t 1 ti nn.-ii.. Ii J at i t 1 s L .i wii-.v mm. i-asi utuui e.- isis-.i sheriff Wilkerson. but I mug 'i' 1 r i -I 1 1 I K IK. .1 1 1 eiDUifl, sum ..r. liinvb uj u i"i 1 1 r j 1 t! i A ik iff of tht luod.cal f..i.. r-. l; eun tn! I t 1 i 1 C I v,., tlicwhuie tia-i-r. l i k. i j t t t l( i l J) A kll I 1 1 'l 1 f t kt t u r u 1 i 1 i 1 a t 't i 1 vi -.u.l 'c t t ut if tht-m. "J.)r. AiKirt: wa- tron-- not il.i- 1 r t i 1 i- wt-m tin. 'Ths- ii,'jor at the fuel tl; WiW lilien. imu Wt v;i.i:vt"d ti v I I 11 1 I I r.tiV i a i 1 t -'f Vt.lt t p. t ,t i 1 Wh;t n Ton-h in 1;U li.n.i r t J l 1 1 j r i l in 1 r iu 1 1 shuvcii for three v t-ckj a:, 1 :t v. hu a- p.iJ.T hi- in the r.!, cf-.' sn i A;ki f niu,ri. t w i i -u I t I l t u 1 I t W rt II 1(111! -t U i til 1 1 old Slicks. I U 1 x 1 1 -1-1 i I t 1 Tt I t 1 1 1 at tir- i i 1 1 i 1 i f l i1 1 1 i .1 t j t l e l cat .a a. 1 j 1 1 i la b, I 1 out since tii.it i i .in was n 1 I l-U .".I ten ht tj r I t 1 1 1' i hi. ,,ti,i i i- i -v, air hi i.j rotua t 'O iy it a socle clad at'out 'i'ii vears a. --I thou"iit there ,vre t w here.' J -aid. Ti,a:'- a t ai-t ike he U'hat 1 saw in th -.treiurt heriC' i m v I elk WUs that of mv w.le, tt- T 11 Ul ether incidents. "Nio'hlll- shih-t of lldUMi jr.lti,m W,U sati- fy n.e. 1 j :po-e to e id .1 L. iiaethe rrave e a.unu e- I UUO Ufi. 'I he v Clo to tlie 4 m t t i v At about no Hi .Mr. i! 1, i er a a a his iie;.,hew we.it to 1 j w itii tiie a.d of ,M r. Chv ue hi-'U ry a a-a. c ;i a c- n- taiain the bo iy uf -Mrs. Id;, ye. x auiined. It was opeaed .a,.; ;j 0 p. v. as f.aind t... b' ju-t as I' i 1 a i.d.e: Kidcht iia.1 arrahed i: cu the da td ti r, t Mr. Crane 1 ick.j.l on tl re- .1" t i tie invest ifratiou as an taoieriia n uf 1 h cemetery u-s.iei iiiiuii, u jJ s.c i "1 t. yrae traiion of such a riii.e i ,u::d not ti.k- place in the 'I cum. Set ceuieo-"y. I auitarj- i'o.ii i in in se t veti n.jtico o:i i r. ci I e; die e-e. 1. 1 t emov e i biiiidihi: on the c iruer 1 1 ire ...f t l.e cor; e ir. Fifth at d n r-'nw 1 The doctor sal i 1 he fur tiial pu; .o-e a id 1; fct. rill dead bu;.l e- ful bur ii' it wa- oL j etiua- en a -a mr l.-lv a tliot.tl ay ca:e 1 e j wolii a iaive it Ira i-i -r; e- i lo s. la other i location. The iloc-tor d.uiied tl a- tic ho put tliere at u:" it an 1 -ai i o 1

t' u trarytio't they wre ;;at tio-re ia tl." day tim... lie -ays 1 itlu r ti. tl tie marks 0:1 tin- bodie- were in Hit ted n d i v -a- ia t by the students .,r th i ans a' Mel;.! JL .11 iu I llO Li' -hij I. it Vsli Tilt: Dovp of IV if.. ii Hovers Over tin. stri'ih L-j. i t in e t The war betw ea layer T. V. Harrl- sori aad Street Cuii i:,s-..U'i' .'.hut Hopkins is at an end. dm render of the be .er. Ab n: U o'cioch !at e'.-s-rr who had keen tainkiia- :h. Hohk in v I all day, reach e 1 a cm -lusP jt was the determhudion to n-oen. i e a coru 1 n a, y uu niaj.-r-.s ot ire j is: is J at U son of his intendom p-o rn-d d:f f ..ii jw- J "'To the mayor and t-n iiid'ci" 1 of tl i cit',' .f Ti a :e k a. 1. an-a-- 1 hoi-Ov -r at u.-r 1 1. 1 a i s 1 ti e ti- ii.i ICO 1. e.i a ii hi. a- t.e

siom-r i.d said ci v an 1 has-; Tcr I kevs uver to the ma, or. -A. A. Ho

Al"r' it 1- Hopkins 1 'oacc rmi. veo hen tl t i crd-.d was over. 1 le told a member that he was too pu.u t carrv the case Si; to co ry f. -n c leys. :o l,e t i 1- that he was too ;;oor ;jrj t,','i-fu- il i a iiia.icn i

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1 a i 1 ,1XM TO TAKE MATTOX AWAY. 1 (Iom to Wlcliita VShiro .its .1 1 Wi i B fi,.It,-.l. I Clyde MatU-x will be t-.ke i t-. Wi ita on Saturday bv lb i;-v Fif-l Suites i Mar-hal l.ei.ai Ivllm. 'ihitaoU. js j set for hearing n fue- .av nt d.e Uii!i- j ita district el' the I i court which wui i e i rcshi t Wiiluifiw of Lit ie H i-i 1 iMattoCs atto; nev a dil a-k a ci.'i- d et m d that t inuance of h e ea-o irtii in of the Court, but. if is not La cue will le rra htd. A iioi.h THEFT. j l.lo I.asl t; f .1. A horse and i lurcy. tbe p- Wd Motlitt. wls last i iuhi a: I front of the -tore of M. hl t Kansas av er ne. Vi i t I 1 ill i i t I i I t I i i 1 t i i f t t 1 i i I i t oerpv of C. t l rota in I.lliie. td' oacli l Or, I mt t it t it K i i w 1 1 i t I 1 I ill i I t h t Kan i 1 I. 1 h I. 1 i lr-Ah v. r I I i 'f Ni i it I a Iii U t t t r i f i i s i ar- i I i oi i T" I. ti -m ot on the Board of j 4 'ti--. I Wiil t'otrta I it A l iiini;.' ft "i-imtli. j The liirkt l.otweea Mary Elizabeth I I O ji i I ell:nir, hus hind- ,1 u i; .ut f i courts tad the r'-' it t-l (.o''T-or I.o wclliiipj; to reawvs J ;K I w o .t i iavfitlrutiuii as f. 1 I I 1 I jTovnit-.i i'-ir law, wiu te pai-i up'ju l.v th iiprcm' court. j At h.tit Jiast o'clock, this iUornii.iL J l lt li iii, i-i 1 f or Mrs. Lea-e, j s!.e;tr."l reforr- Chief Juntiee Horton, j ti 1 i tit m ni into warranto ask- J in.: lhat a writ !e issued out of the court i i Mi I. I i jrn from 1. is seat j ;is ,i nf!iiter of the state board of ehuri- 1 i lie writ was grant eu by Justice Ilur- ton. and accoiiijiiuivnitr it was an order re-traiioii r. ircijorri from ac t'aii; as a memi-er of the state board of cl.ari:icaf j ilriiwinj anv smary as such ineiiil-er or nit crfen nr in anv wav with the action of Mis. Jva-e ab a meriiber aud president of j the board. 1 :dr. Fr.-eoorn was notitied by wire this j inermi.ir l-v C iirowii, clerk of the J -i:i ireiae court, tliat such a rest ruiniusj; o e.- i 1 I t i 1 tu" 1, aud tlie papers j wi.i l e served m..a turn 1-y thf siierid'of a.a v coutit v here he happens tj be at tiie tm.e ui. service. .Mr. lla-a:i had orders from Mrs. Lease 1 ve-teruav to brnif the suit, but could not il bei-ire tuecourt b-ecause they were v u.'aruiir cases on the Januarv term i .hue e Doster lias not been consulted at ail ia tue l-rinir itic of tiie r-u'u. as i r. i' l M i-as been acting umv as '-the muti.ai iriend" lietW'"rii trie t',vj wai-riM v j arues. He wa- n .it con siuteil in riiuiuauiDi' the case to the su-j.a-. "a e u rt. iiiH case wid not probably be heard before the February term of the court. LKYCorilX AT1M IXT HI) On. the stat:i "Stoiivt! of rartlom Ihflj' C as- I5t?lire the li.iard. tSowrtior Lewellin-r to. lay aj pointed J. V. Lcyboum, of 0afr county, a im-ia-bt-r of tin' state board of pardons to sue-cei-d J. alajtona'd resiirned. Mr. McDoaaid ai.iout six weeks aco tea. len d his rei-ia'nation to the governor. Tiie apt uintnient is worth a day and .expeii-.-- waea the board is in se-sioti net only v-e'n is appropriated lor the three members of tiie board for the year a. id, the position conseipiently is net worth n. ore a m "ssod u year. lie? board have before them a!. oat i 1 3- ay icadi. iis for pardons which have never before been heard and Secretary lYuhe today is piittiiir the.e ca-es upou the liuckft preparatory tr their heariiiiT. OF! TE A 3IAI11 YU. Mr. I liii1. 11 "Will stn.y ii .Jiiil, "ir-r-r Vni liet, Sir-r-r. i S. li. Forf man. the patentee 1 f a door I caei k. which isnow beirtix manu i'aet ured i i,, Kaa-as City and Ft-., ria. 111., but whoso ii cue i- at I lie Fifth Avenue hohd in 'io iioka, wa.- arrest. -ii last et-uintr l.v Ser- j. S;,oi- 01 a warrent swum ti bv .ieonse Coih-ctor "am u-rpool rcrseiiinir 1 iiis patent riyht without paying- any b.ica license. j Fur(-mau is indignant at his arre-f. He says lie has been in t his liines t--n years, a -id t lie locai authorities have "bucked up ai.-i.in.-l the wronir man. The law allows me from .fl.un'l to .$0,ji for (-very day 1 am i to prived i f my Iii erty,'" he say-, and I jiroijose to pet if. I have a povern meat i. 'en.-.- t sell my ijat.-nh n-riit and tao citv has n ithimr to do with 1 Foreman said he had sold if -'T'iU worth of his riaht hi Kansas, and ail tl.e mone was with him and taken care cf bv T oh..'V,,., rnif. WoodrtifT told a .joi. i:- -Nai. reu-'.rtor that Fort-man oniv ict-d s asii and t be 1 emaiuiny s h'JiTu was ".an !eh er. I i'.o. ...itoit of -which P. irpni 01 ii 1 1 t. j (j;,,.jverer is a patem. '"door check" which L..r(.V(-n, ti.e door slammin"- r is ad- t j -table to hold the door at any dace de- "lu" the police court today Ed Mc- I and asked to have the case continued un- morrow. 'Jdiis was a'l'antei r on mid give bond b-ut refuses to do so lid stays in jail. N 0 X E V A NTS Til E 31. l.e Sliav. nee Counly i'oxirt House ItDnill :-.-re Willi No Hi. t iers. At twelve o'clock today J 'resident Samuel Kerr of the board of county e.in- mi.--':ohers, o-fered sduu.ono pi Siiawnee court iimi-e boinis. for sale to the t ladder, witii the nrovb-ioa that pp.. .hh d would be accepted 1 elow t ..v.- the nar I value o! the otais. 11 was a "out five 1 I mitiutes ai"h..i" the bond- were ol'fered. for sale when J. Lee Kmi-rht, a u;. under of the li.iard. moved that the board niiiii offer them for sale at two o'cioch. as there were no bids for them. At ten o'clock Mr. Kerr ag-ai;i oll'.. red them but with the -ame re-ult, and therel a-o die bond- are still in the mar ket for side. No replies have been re ceived from 'he advertisements of the bonds sent to the timimual papers of the ea-t. Th board are today talu'ailau- I the oai- rt er-ivei 1 on the court 1 oust- Con struction, j veparatory to mabimr the a-.ard-, bnt it is not probablh that the aw ar.fs will 1 e made for a day or ?v,.,, a.ad when they are made it w 1 1 be done sui jeer to thp'hib of the bond.-. .ehuine (Puaker liou uade bread is 5 cents per loaf; that which Is loaves fulU Cfhtts is not what

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Little veiretaUeYealtii producers; D Witt's Little K u-ly Risers cure malarious uisonh-rs and re-uia-e the anwuh at.,1 bowel-, which 'prevents hca,,,ii-iie uiazmess. iv. June Tiie l est i 4 Welted Shoe at Funtum's. 1 It's nil the same, a slight cold, cui- j rested lung.- or a severe cough. One Minute Cough Cure banishes them. 1 I. K. Jomis. The Asot iated Charity meeting will be held tomorrow night, Friday, at Ibep-r.-o litative hail. The JModocs will fi.r nish itiiidi, Speaking l-y Luceue Vae ami others. Pc-erle.-s Steam Laundry Peerless team Latir. Irv. Good Vi.lG.fc, Furma; f ey b or Excellence Superiority of -Design, Great Sim- plicity. Easy IManipulation, Durability, Speed, i.Jani folding Ability, and all the essentials of a first-clar writing machine, ju. jit;. "iay "iHjss TTnanimonsly adopted as the Official Writing-Machine of the World's Columbian Exposition. SEND 327 BROADWAY, NEV7 YOK KAi-TSAS CITY HUANCH, 105 W 8 3 m 0 fzr-m 1 f r- .NORTH TOPi'KA. Items, of Iutf?reit fil-om Hie Norlli s.UIe of 111. Iviver. I.. I), llussell of Garnett, ii in tiie city fur a few days. airs. Ih-rt 1 Tinkle of I hi. bio. Colonel is visi-.ii)..' .Miss Mary Wiley There is much complaint about the da'iirerous condition of the foot walk "ti the K ui.-as avenu.' bridire. d'iie planks are said to be rotten in many plies, The vonnc frk-i.driof Ida TaL'art aive her u ihirpri-e party at ie-r home ,-i-t fvenitiir, the occasion belaa" her "each, birtljo.av. Luncheon v. a- served and tiie ereaiur was pas.se-. I ple .-aiitiy w i? u music and phimes. Kaw Valley lodae, A. O. U. W., had a put'lb; installation of oaicers hi-t ni d.t. A uumbfT of ilistdnorui-heii vi-hor- w re preseat. inci udi mj Craad Ma-'a-r 'v mail Murphy ot J ..-avenw. .rt h- Th.-ro was a bnmpuet and tiie usual speech n;akia-JT of similar occa-ious. Since tiie annouhcehn-ht of the re moval of the ail Ohiee to the See aid iloor of the Green A; led,, build. u a iiiiiiilrr of jieotiie havoapi ked tiu-r.- to f-(-t their letters, and y.'-ti-ih iv a new comer called and left hi- addia---. -ayiah he believed this was a tree delivery of- T. N. Davis, of the hrm of Da was married at noon to. Mi-s Dairy Hem, tiauL-hter of Mr. a:i yirs. L. C. liotz, at tin- laia.ly resihea near Menokeh. A mimoer of Irion and relatives from the city were pro-.-m. The newly wedded couple wiil .IT" to j hoii-ekeepln e- at mice a the corner 01 j 'i'.jpiuii avenue and N orris street. 1 At the residence of -I. Bryan, a! S o cioi k la-t evc-uinsr, IJey. G. Fn.u 11- i b--P pronounceu la cereihoi i v w ti ich united. 111 inariaaie si:l o..unr t. a. 1 np w ot .Mr. lsryan. c.'tn an-- ,a..e 1 otr iw. a dauchter of Dr. G. hi. lorruw of Ihchi-hor. alv a few intimate frb-u is j ami th relatives of the c.ihtractiue i.arl i.m were tire-cut, iJiev woi re-ioe on a farm about live miles north of the city. Ta ieyour prescriptions A. J. Arnob.l Son,b21 Kansas avt j--taoi:-he L 1 s Trv- our Witch JIazel Ci'oriu for chap- tied hands and ruiph .-kiu. A. J. Arnold tli: Soa. II von want to preserve your p:c!- ise the '-Silver Leaf" vimmar. It is eymir- anteeii. For sale mr iiouse- City meat market: the ol ie-t market in Topeka; complete in every thtm:. i ..u.r-.o ii,!- ....,1 oh ho-.te-s ..i.d oii.-.jv.-........ ir t v i i cook, stove-, at ii. -it. ii.ij. i sas avenue. Dr. Delia Mclntyer, 51 A tine line of cultery 1 ivan.-a- ave. r the holiday trade at Henry's. !-d'. Kan-as avenue. Finest line of cultery, silv-r ktiive-s, forks and carvers in the city, satiable for Christmas uesents, at J. I b Fooeht"-.. I am an expert at makim-r i'aces and offer ten styles of cabinet bu-t photos at half price--one douar per i ,;t -a and up. Come ami see. Aldridh-e, 1U15 North iv an sas a venue STOLE LAE;E S! Ioiali-ts Cl.urtr.' .-1 .r.i- tv t i 1 i h t e-ii i ti i'-htls With ioiihioijs of !i I. it -us. Hastings, Neb., Jan. 4. At the I',,; adi-t state conference this mornine, 1 K .'leai Deaver, chairman of the -hiti- c jta m i t tee, made an exteiaied address on Hap condition of the state treasury. I He charged the Hapublican -tare ia;i- i 1 cials with havino- stuh-n larye amounts frori the peoj ie, and dwai-it at l.-nsrth ,n 1 the allee-eti violation of the laws "VMtitf Tre .surer Barf bw, w hich he said, re-i;- less iv exposed the i a,,; b-'s mom.-v to loss i and inviierl bankruf t. v. Mr. D -aver I The conlerence aut i.or to mai.dafnus the state udlebd- to cm i Vl them to obey the law- a.-ed by the I'or unst legislature in u-ai. i i.e ,,.-pe- cial law aimed at t he ii-p-i: ry act i t. i i j i is. I...1 .i mi i. ii iv ii. ,ii hh o to deposit public tun as m do-iumhed banks, the interest to .-.a. into the trea, ury instead t,f into t ,e trea-urer'. pocket. neaih of S'aiil ar Haer-. Paul Gardiner, the se on-vear-old j cf ,.X-Chief of Police .bum A. (kuditier, 1 at 1 ocloi'k last moat of meho rah- coarse to force wad be in'o -sut. .hori oii; croup. 1 he luuerai will le held at droops are a-ked for. the family residence, 11-11 Prospect S T tat pr ,,iwir,;tn l l 10 -1 t I uui t V evemug. and the remain wi.U Ye" taken forimerment to Sprm g Valley i-t.uctuy near Vaiiev Fads tomorrow luorumg ou the 5 o'clock Santa Fe tram. C'vc r,v --ili-trrs aad Leggihts at Furtaaa'A ki of Workmanship, i, ji SHa" j V-. A ik JX Unanirnouslv adopted, after a f-.T.'T. investigation, in May, ic.-jz, by Ar.v. n Newspaper I'u biishersAss.ci.!'. i -n. )ver maoliincs sold to its morn be rs tiac; ll...t d. T-OPv AN ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. --iii v s. 1 g f3 c"-J rf KZZ tJ J...... Jj2. 3 la U lti ft 'Pii lpV' b,-"'r I'I!"TT 1 C-i'A 1 o .'i.-lii!vol h 1 U "hi. 1 uisi-beil 1- V. I. I eh-' r in is 11 hrniier in o:i.ri, I'l-i.v i-ioa- ui.il ...k. 1.. llouo e. ..iuliaii.ui 4 1 i-t h 3 i u -i;. "lit'r.s'0 '3 i-'apt. Chile. i.t', Jan. 4.--AN heat w oh hh-uo expo-- ah I th ''.'''j U I'M.IV -'in ;l a:r I alter lo-ui'.r 'a oi ir.-e i.taana u iced t..i '1 bet e v. a- -o-ia- M.j, d.at hhtire ami May r.-aetoh 1,,, hi 1- f I 1 1 1 e 1 1 1. 1 i it .1 i J eadv near jL c. 1 he 1 1 1 corn were 11. rat, auu nei ptvi v ine a 1

j Vance in wheat, corn wa- hmia-r. ,uap md h,c up. at ami niter luhsip 1 ;,c, ad varied 1 (j, to ho bravi-iohs wer- higher on sh-ady pric at tl.e yurd.s ai'd .-mail e-tiiaaies lor to morrow's re of li'e hoo- 3lay porlv opened he IiijrhT, at. shdh1.,, and ii'lviiia.-e 1 to i t"i 1 :z. Muv laid,

Cihu-asro: January wheat oj.er.ed Com, Ll:;li t;i(, l. iv.- ij-ii 4, closed .il d..-...l yesterday May opened d.i p. l.i.-ii 5T, low hh"b, elo-o.i t:7, clo-i-i v.'.-terd iy, .July ened hieh t;s 1 8, low eli 11. cioi-ed. t;. t lo-ed ye-ierday January corn oj.ened ah, iduh iow ch..-od ho't. cio-e.l viat.-i-fiv b .Mav opeai-d hS-p,, hie-h h.'.t-l... lev.- hS'pl I.,, ciosed bh1, clo-ed ye-terhay :,s p 1 July- opene.i cU..- d tha',,, tho-i ah hah,, low hh, yt'.-t en lay aiimiry oats opened -v h,, iiihh '.j, jv t-fj, clo.-C.l X. j. clu.-ed ye-i erday ay op-em-i t clo-ed iin7;,- hi. loW a, c!o.o ye.-lefd.iv 1 bu p. j l atti.k Receipts, 1 t,uu. Market iu belter demand and a tr.he sti-uiiLhh" on

luce. ban. !v steers and the 1 .--i l;-,ll les illeei! Top steer-. S.-. hO;,,- others, si :u,'-l s-o; common, hup i ipi,is---ip.(.,.ipt-, hl.i.uo. iti'Ket ac e and steady. Koita'ii and iieavy, ,p IU; packers and mixed So b"'. il'; j rtti.e, heavy- and butcher w eight-, t, :,r, .j.-j; prime li,rht, 45. ".liKKl An; La m us -d jt-e.-i pt s. m.'him. i Market steady. '1 op heo pd omoij -j'J: top Iambs, i (tota l eh. Hsnsiw it." t!sr!if i. Hanu- Cur, Mo., Jan. 4. Wheat No. 2 red, hie: No. tj hard, nSe. C.-..KN-. No. X mixed, N 2 white, hi. Cati'i i; ileoeipts. n. Shipments, A'Jt A a l! I o'er- O lit t 'l!i i'i'I i- too h i (a-! 1 ea- atat native Co'.v-i, d ,,t o pu-,.h,.r, stuck, n.,, 1 Id, -aoi-l..ers ard feeder- s. 7h. j "f l,',:-iut l u -UP cioni s 3 .hi i. Lull: -Mark.-t and In cents of -ale-, (!h,oa 10: her. a v, hht, packers an I mixed, ol o yorkers ;md pih-. -t 1 "U"') la. Sii kf.p 1 h-.-eipt.-h -J. .ni. Shi none. Market steady. Vciv -'orti WJoeU IWnrkct. i Atmu-ic a Mh,r l.e f y. Ateaisoit, l 1 1 b C li. A q., Lrm, b.lh(: C. A j A., 4L-: ..li-ouri i am tie, -1: li-x- m. no 4: N-w Limoutu, Lo-a i.-emu. o,.f,; .o. a,,.. o cihe, 1 o jW-ernUn oud- Nif-il iii sc-i Fit-hi t J Jir Tatlf liaMK, J,..;. 4. -brim" Mbd-ter Cri-p say-' t hat tie- b-a-b-rs of 1 ia a at 1-1 a a a a a tation in Slciiy nuvi- m their p i a-ral t Ian i -a nd ri .'--s. A u afteeipt will t... m ole di-arm the i -ureeios 1 v bmai eiiorts, but .-hould th:- fail, a n- Jt von order r ron, euac aiei ..o.rc.ay I :r'mi ,h!!. t,ut 1 we.-. en i 1 ru-:'-JuU V' T-'X 1 JU ra'-r lU li1"11-' 1 l'1,Ul p1 p- lilt wriiaimti... oi. vom.-.v.--, k i .i 1 1 -a -v e. Teiephc wr.,ai m.'i.w. in a mrti r'..'. '.S e ac Ii' s ''Ci .h' a 1111! 'J i.;.h. ef ;:ye'.vi(i,;7.,a;- j w 1 o.'h T i-a evray ihiy. CiMar' ai -o'l. I- 1 a h I 'i.'.iiiiies of ah hales every la. raa J T DTK ST. jii .jiis sn i-:;;.: la; "i J I ii t I nisi in; k-i A ml HI K t. A v I I A N I J I II.' U 1 e -i. -.a l.eia i". 1 i i J f Ih.i.-.'I 1 1 i F'V.-tO.P'iV.lnl V- REPAlRlh'. At Ji:t Sti:i A F;rst caai- w.a a; r 1 -vnttt juiir vkwrk it'.n-- r t n r th h I..,., mi.-i t. 4-15 KAN S A 13 A V C n. A. M:i.t ton Ih 1 e V. V. .Mono s. a Anna it 11. t.u.i.AiM.i, a i DTOVdd- id;;; 1 -tsai. fv o J la. .'V Si a U CO LI IV: t i .1. .1 t r. !h'a :--:l C-nu" it CI. A. I1IIIVL.. T0F2KA LAND bT; J'., 1 o 1 i irits.trts a v i, Trail!!, lie- 1- -he t.r- ..r.i-hii'poi pp. Cl. a-i 1 ii ti-a.J liil-Uuiji J..,,r,. J'- 1 v II ii-iei A t R-v. T. L. i'i .a i rac--' 1 La- iuu i- tie- p Th.-y th.-a: tihlohier ov ii n.hr, I v 1 1 by ti.e t-;U Tkov are ti p, oi t v.-ih. r.aria ..s or f urro The i f.'t.o!d t b I t t r. ihi.- b Tie- vdhoh in 3; romance t d-ii-i. r commuting IT l.m-a.-me.aa.m. be ti.e trull r. i Ia Dr. Lr- ...Erg. a s-am1 a b i m. b u on a two week' Go. .d s ot i TOO L AT -a r;niUi- l i i f I I I o hoii-i- .'u-i i-eo e ...i e TO CL, N 'l i I 1.