The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 1

THE ATCHISON PEIOE, TWO CENTS. ATOHISOX, XAUSAS, 31 Aft. 30. 1883. VOL.

1,338 NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT S.E. MOVES GO'S 0) Hhiek KJiks. fiOf. PIT yard. Black silks, I'lik-.

jier yard. Hliiek silks. Toe. per yard. The iH'sllihiirk i at i i per yard iiflVrcd in tlio city, A NOYES GO'S.

Satin Mervellioiix, Satin llliadanno, Si Iks and Satin in every shade AtS. CD'S. Dress Silks in every shade at Hoc. per yard. Before buying, examine the i now offered AtS.

E. GO'S. i laee, a and colored Spanish lace, Kdleweiss lace, Matelasse Jace. and all i 1 novelties in lace neckwear, AtS. E.

NOTES GO'S. Prices as usual the lowest in the city AtS.E.NOYESCO'S Cfl V) New Black and Colored Moires. Atchison Foundry Works Architectural Work IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, Steam Engines, Boilers, Jails WORK. SEATON LEA, Atchison, Kas. West fairs Widow.

A report was started some time ago that TVestfall, wife of the conductor who was i by the Winston train robbers, was i i in destitute circumstances at Plattsbnrg, Missouri. An investigation was made by members of the A. (). and thi following facts discovered: At the time of his death Westfall had $1,500 in bank, owned a good house and lot in PLattsburg, and was out of debt. It is understood that he had nearly $200 on his person when i i was retained by the widow, whose share of the moifey on deposit is about $Pl Kroiu the above it i be seen that the widow has $ii(X) in cash and a homestead, and the i over $11000.

Tlio Flood. Iii an interview yesterday General D. 11. Reynolds, a a i citizen and planter of t'hicot county, Arkansas, said the condition of affairs there had been greatly exaggerated there was a big overflow and much destitution, but little that the of the county could not relieve. The planting of crops had commenced, and nearly as a as a would be cultivated.

The waters everywhere were steadily receding, and the spirits of the people were on the rise. In about ten days he expects the entire country i be free from Hood water. very body is government aid was welcome, but all who now want work can get it. General Reynolds, who is weil a a i with the overflowed districts of Mississippi ami Louisiana, i the effect i not be as disastrous as represented. Capitalists from Hoston and elsewhere are availing themselves of opportunities to purchase lands in tlio overflowed i i a a low prices.

i of JS82. A ASH, boot and shoe sellers, at 021 Commercial street, re- call yonr attention to the fact that i new spring goods are now in, and that they comprise the best assortment ever shown in the city. This firm is under very light expense, and as they discount i i by a i cash, they can afford to sel i lower a dealers who do not. Don't be by "forced" sale a i Announcement. A ran sux, -Mar.

30. To U. F. i A large number of citizens and voters of the Second ward ask yon to become, a candidate for Councilman in our ward. We promise you our hearty support and that of our friends.

Please acknowledge our request. Very respectfully, MANY VOTERS. To the Editor of the Globe. Announce that Mr. Ed.

Houston will be a candidate for Constable at the i election, and oblige a large of COLORED VOTERS. '1 tliu Editor of the GLOBE. A that J.I!. Scboleswill be a candidate for Councilman from the Third ward, and oblige, 'MANY VOTERS. To HIP Editor of the Globe.

A that 1 i be a candidate for the Council from the Third Ward. ROBT. We are authorized to announce thai W. G. lillct i be a candidate for the Council from the First ward.

Personal. J. B. Qnigley ought to be satisfied with his title--it is now Secretary, Treasurer and Superintendent of the Atchison Water company. Here, Yandegrift, open your mouth, and take a dose of your own medicine L.

Yandegrift came down town yesterday afternoon i i from ear to ear, and in the breaks of his dancing oil the sidewalk handed around the cigars. It's a boy. and the mother is doing well, though the condition of the father is still precarious." J. L. Slocum.

the principal grain a at Falls City, is in the city. A. II. llulse, the principal druggist of Hiawatha, is visiting friends in Atchison. J.

11. Miles, merchant of Rulo, and i of the Wealthiest man in Nebraska, is in the city on business. Mr. Primly and wife, father and mother of Mrs. Dr.

D. J. a returned to i home at Londale today. Major John M. Crowe 11 goes to St.

Louis to-day, and if able "will go to Mississippi. Have yon noticed the reduction in prices at BOB NKSCU'S meat market? Look for it. Quite a breeze was occasioned in Milwaukee by the report that a prominent physician a i wears a pair of shoes made from the hide of a negro, Samuel Sternberg, who was not long ago hanged near Albany, N. Y. Stern- berk willed his body to the physician's father, an attorney, for defending him.

A i i i i i i Loral. It IN not disputed, we believe, that John Barry i be re-elected constable. Harry K. Koni, a short hand reporter in Everest U'aggener's law oflice, has been commissioned a notary i by Governor St. John.

John C. Shea, formerly a magnificent newspaper proprietor in Kansas City, is now a jour writer on the War, the paper which i his business. Major Ktl i received orders yesterday to report for quartermaster duty at Fort Leavenworth, relieving Major Weeks. It is regarded as significant that the recent Methodist conference squelched a resolution i St. John for a i The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe is a i precautions against the recurrence of suck washouts as inconvenienced and delayed it last year, Representatives of the Central Branch and Santa Fe companies are still quite certain that tiie Atchison difficulty will be settled, although nothing has as yet been done.

A number of farmers in this vicinity will make an attempt to use the Scotch potatoes now being imported into this county for seed for the coming season. A Washington dispatch lugalls returned last night, and called upon the postmaster general this morning in the interest of Colonel Anthony's reappointment." A firstof AprilJ.H.Garsicle's name will be on the pay roll of the Atchisou. Topeka Santa Fe, as confidential secretary of W. R. Peabody, general agent in Atchison, with an in the union depot.

A paper published in Kansas City, which has had a ripe experience iu such matters, says: "Atchison will Gml that it will not pay to operate pork houses at AYinthrop, in Missouri, by giving bonuses. Parties in need of corn for feed will take notice that Cain Bros, are delivering a fine Nebraska articje 10 cent a bushel cheaper than the regular dealers. They will sell wagon load lots as low as GO cents a bushel. Tom Mulvihiil created a sensation at Corinthian Hall last night by refusing to recognize the credentials of the numerous correspondents of dramatic and sporting papers at the performance of the Madison Square company in Hazel Kirke." No Jess than a dozen of these papers wore utterly ignored. The $5,000 reward for the capture of Clarence llight, the Winston train robber recently sent to the penitentiary, was paid by the Governor of Missouri yesterdaytoMarshalH.il.

Craig, of Kansas City, and Sheriff J. R. Timberlake, of Clay county. They will distribute it to those who assisted them iu making the capture. 'Che great sale of towelings continues at Donald and the attendance was so great to-day that a policeman was detailed to keep order about the place.

If Atchison was as well fixed in packing houses as it is in a dry goods house, pigs would fly at the rate of two thousand daily. A Kansas City paper that the notorious Dick Liddle (generally known as Dick Little), who was a partner with the Messrs. James in most of their notorious Missouri robberies, was arrested three weeks ago, and quietly released a few days later in return for certain valuable information. This information is believed to relate to the whereabouts of the James brothers, and it is hoped that the leaders of the bold gang of outlaws will be safely in custody within a few weeks. Those of you who are wondering whether you will be able to buy a new suit this summer, will be rejoiced to learn that Jay Gould earns a dollar every time his watch that is, his menhir from present investments amount-: to a besides his oa a street.

Kd Houston, a worthy and i a colored man who has been railroading in Atchison for fourteen years, and who was assistant yard master in M. yards until he was injured a few weeks ago, is announced as a candidate for Constable. As worthy and reliable colored men are scare a great many people of the other color i encourage Mr. Houston with their votes. The eheapestthrep-lmttou kid glove at TAYLOR'S.

Too Late for Classification. I 1 OK KENT--Tluve rooms, i a for small I'-nn Ij. I i of Mrs. S. Han street, between tjth and 7th, South A i 'ii.

A i (if Iti'turr. to the -lii-riil" i i i A A oxr OSTT, A 31AUOH 30th. An Answer Wanted. From tlie Kansas City Journal. The question which seems to have been lost sight of in Kansas politics is this: Is St.

John the principle to which the prohibitionists are committed, or is it temperanceV We believe it has been mentioned once or twice before that Tabor Bros, are in receipt of their spring stock of clothing, which is much the largest ever brought to this city, but it will be news that they are now making a specialty of children's clothing, and can fit boys from three to fifteen years old with spring styles of gootls, of which they have a great variety. on Wheels. Grand masquerade next Friday night at the skating rink. A costumer from St. Joseph will be here on Thursday.

Spectators 25 cents admission, as usual. Skaters will be dressed in carnival suits. Rink closes Saturday night. An effort will be made to hold the next Democratic National Convention in Denver. The Czar is said to be stupefied by his captivity, music alone preventing his mind from becoming deranged.

The correspondent of the London Daily News reports him as being even afraid to accompany the Czarina for outdoor exercise, and thai he spends hours daily in the gymnasium with the children. John Land, who is now in jail a' Independent, gives the names of the following parties as participants in the Blue Cut robbery: Jesse am Frank James, Jim Cummings, Ed Miller, and Dick Little, of the oh James boys gang, John and Willian: Bugler, Creed Chapman, Frank Arm strong, Charles Deerdolf and Join Malts, of the Cracker Neck neighborhood, in Clay county. John Alatfo was the telegragli operator at Glen dale. Eel. Baker, a peculiar specimen humanity living in Happy Hollow on the Kansas frontier, has gone in sane in the last month over the sub ject of religion.

He imagines tlia the second coming of Christ is neat at hand, and that the world will com to an end in a few days. His family a wife and four children, are in des tittite circumstances, and are sup ported by the county. They live in sod house, and the family present horrible picture of poverty and dis tress. It was feared that his insauit would cause him to offer up his fain ily as a sacrifice, as did Abraham old, so ho was sent to the asylum. CURRANT JELLY, Mixed Pickles Chow, Chow, Mustard, Ketchups I A NEWSPAPER! MRS.

X. If. WAsnBtnix MRS. I. S.

ITCH Washburn Fitch, Fashionable Dressmakers, Over Tabor's Clothing otore. Fiist npjioaram-e here, and direct from i i own Tliea re, Brooklyn, X. or A a Gieal umedy Company, iio i have tin; honor of preeiitinic tlieir ivn famous anil original Irish comedy, Muldoon's Picnic by a host of Newlorlt faror- artists, and pronounced by both thr rcss anil public to be the numiest play on t'cord. Popular Prices--Reserved scats, 7.1 cents. on siile at bookstore.

FRANK ROYSE, AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC, AT', UlSON, KANSAS. Ollice in tho Hetherington Bank Building. IOMUXSOS ORIFFIS, Attorneys at Law. 0nce over llatlieringtou's Ex- nanire Bunk. T.

ALLEX.SWRTH, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Ollice in letherinjjton's bank i i E. C. NICHOLS, A RCH1TECT AXDSUI'EKIXTENDENT -119 Commercial up staira, Atehi on, Kansas. Spi-cial attention given to andscape designing.

R. G. II. T. JOIfXSON, lIorucBOpathio Physician, Atchison, Kansas.

OlUce I over Burner's snort. Keslj lence on Second St. II M. JACKSON, Attorney at Law, 525 Commercial street, a i MILLS WELLS Al'OtUS CAS. B.

P. Waggoner. Everest. Aaron S. Everest.

Prank EVEREST WACGENER, A TTORNEYS AT Over Ilether- ington's Exchange Bank, Atchison, Kansas. VT. Webb. A. F.Martin.

Webb Martin. Attorneys at Law Atnhisou, Kansas Office, iorncr Fourth and Coin'l, over Weber's. R. W. W.

CAMPBELL, Physician, Surgeon, etc. Office ovsr Maaley Coates' Abstract Oftice. D. J. HOLLAND, Physician Surgeon.

Office over Yates CO'B Ding Store. A LAXPIIEAR, M. D. Office Worth Fourth three doors from ET- hange Bank. B.

MACGEE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Probate Court, ftoonis420 Commercial Atchison, Kaa. Fire Insurance. Union tnsunu.cie of Philadelphia xh $871.797 Liabilities, 269,895 Hill Surplus. $601,903 C.

A A 3ii Commercial St. Howard Insurance of New 1'ork 8812,78 103.07 Asset Is, Liabilities rash $643,810 C. A A 324 Commercial St Eggs, 12 1-2 Cts. Eggs, 12 1-2 Cts. Eggs, 1 2 1 2 Cts.

Eggs, 2 I -2 Cts. JNO. PERKINS, 515 COMFBCII1 STREET in Attachment. Complaint in att ichmo ut and by garnishment. Henry Scliiffbauer, a i i Against Iii Defendant.

a i i dcrtifinils ($102.80) one hundred anil two dollars ami eighty uentg, i i from the lOtti day ol' February, A I). 1332. Notice is hereby 309 Commercial Sirtict. jiiveii that on tho 25th clay of February. A.

O. 18S-', K. C. a Justice of the Peace of a i a township, AtchUau Kansas, issued nn orderof attachment in winch certain hay stacks on the m.rthweH quarter section i township six, -tinge seventeen, were attached, and a a i upon i fol- i named persons Joseph Kiim-ch, I- red i i amuel Hash, Frank Juelke, Matthias Gliem, G. W.

BOWSIT, i ton, I'eterson, Abraham Dicsbach and G. Wood worth, said a in the above Darned for various of money due defendant, and a said case i be he.in! on th- 20th iy of A A. U.18S3, at 2 o'clock m. of'wn day. SCUIJbTBAUKR, Plaintiff.

ME wspAPER IV.