The Parsons Daily Sun from Parsons, Kansas • Page 2

R. STEVENt, DELIGHTFUL." BEHOMIW ATE JUDGE PKRKINS. LEE CLARK, 1. 1. STEVENS.

Vtes-PmJsJ u4 Cashier. astl Cashlsi TEXEGRAPmO Admiral Hewitt led the marines in the 26 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, F-Ajasoisrs. ica.itsa.s. Receives deposits, loans money and transacts banking in all its branches. Steamship tickets ana foreign drafts for sale at lowest rates.

Possessing ample capital, we offer to ear patrons liberal aceommedatlons and orompt attention. Tonr Soilness Raapentfally Solicited. SIMPLE I "X-f I it A FIRSTCLASS MARKET. RATf LIFFE DUra la u. i MEATS and EAST FOEE8T AVENUE.

rcrtWi EVERY llib TELEPHONE OttDGRi ATTENDED TO PROMfTLY. i PARSONS COMMERCIAL BANK. CAPITAL PAID UP $50,000. Docs a general Banking' Business. Issues Foreigu Drafts and Sells Passage Tickets to and From Europe.

Government and School Bonds Negotiated, BY H. H. J.VBK. riie only NEWSpaper in Parsons. THE DAILY 8C Is published every morn- Inc except Monday, and malted to subscrt ben at 17 a.

year, pottage paid dollvered bf earrlen la the city, 15 cent a week. Itoon-Ulns the areata of the Associated Preea DU- patobe and a vat amount of ipeelal tele araphlo new from all portion! of the state, Ite market report are carefully corrected and reported In each day's Issue. It edlto-" rial and looal contents are Intended ta be a complete re.ume of current event, pre sented In an entertaining manner ana in such aliape a to include all obtainable newsof a local, political and general nature. AIM UlOVIll.UVUU rauillf i i It in a.Unllfl eleotcd with great care. In brief, It spares no pain or expeanetoecure and publish the latest Information ol every cburocter.

THIS WKEKLT SUN Uamammotb new paper of forty-olgbt column, (eight pages), containing all the Important new of the reek, with a largo amount of mlsoellany and matter of Interest and entertainment to the home circle. Tub wkkkly i luued very Thursday and mailed to subscriber at 12 a year. TUB SUNDAY MORNING HUN Is an eight page newspaper containing all the tele graphic, editorial and local news or ine any, together with religions, literary and meat rlcal reviews, and articles upon special subtests, and giving an amount of Hunday reading scarcely obtainable eisewnere. r01Afc fELKURAMM-Friends of Td Htm throughout the state will con for a favor by sending us everything important in the way of news that may occur at any time In their respective localities. Telegraph us at our expense In a few word as possible, and sea that dispatches are not duplicated.

When the telegraph Is not available, send pOKtal-oard or letter by mall or fast exprexs. ADVERTIHINO KATES reasonable, and will bo made known on application at the counting-room. Advertisements uu.ierclon-' slfled beads, embracing "Wants," "For Sale," For Rent," "To Exchange," Lost and Found," of three lines or leas, will be Inserted for 25 centa a week. These department will be strlstly held for their mate purposes. OOMMITNIC VTI0N8, letters and telegraphic dispatches, intended for publication, should be addressed t' The Hun, and all communications upon business, including remittan ces, advertisements and orders, should be addressed to II.

H. Ltraar, Publisher. THURSDAY MOHNINO. MARCH 1881. Republican State Convention.

A delegate convention or the Republicans ol the state of Kansas will be held In the city of Topeka on Tuesday, April 2th, 14, at 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of selecting four delegate and four alternate at large, to attend the National Republican Convention 14 choose candidate for i'reildent and Vice-President; also to nominate two Republican Presidential Electors, All citizen who are In fivor of elevating and dignifying American labor, protecting and extending home Industries, giving free popular educalioii lothemasseseftbe people, semiring freesutfraxe and an honest counting of ballots, and effectually protecting all human rlghti in every section of our common country, and wlu are willing to support the nnminuesof the National Republican Convention, are Invited to co-operate with Republican in the primaries und aouuty convention sending dolcgutes to this convention. The bails of representation In said convention shall be one delegate and one alternate for every 830 votes or any fraction llie.eofoi Kj votes east for Hon. James nmlth, Republican candidate for secretary of state in Allen Anderson Harbour ISiirlon liourlion Hrown Under Chase Chautauqua Cherokee Clay Cloud Colfey Cowley Docatur Jxjiilphiw Douglas Kills Ellsworth Ford Franklin Orn'iam (Ireenwoood 8 Pawnee 2 Harper 1 Phillips i Harvey 4Pottaw'mlo 6 Hodginnu 1 Pratt 1 InckHon 4 Itunn 4 Jortursou Hopuhlle Iewell 4 lllce 3 Illley 8 1 I took" IritljHtto II Rush I beavenw'lh 6 Russell 2 inootn 2 Saline 6 Mnn 4 Sedgwick 5 Lyon 9 Shawnee.

13 Marlon 3 I Marshall 6 smith 3 Stallord I Miami 4 6 Mitchell 11 Trego 1 Montgom'y 6 Wabaunsee. 3 Morris 8 Washlngt'n 4 Nemaha 4 Wilson 4 Neosho 4 2 Ness 1 Wyuudotte 6 Norton 1 Osase 7 Total 25 Minnie il Ottawa 3 JOSHUA HILL, President. Or. W. HAWK, Casuier.

SECURE 175 Choice Residence Lots in the Most Desirable Part of the City. Tbe time is fast approaching when tbe Republicans of the Third congressional district will males their first nomination for member of congress. The eonven tion for that purpose will probably be held in April, oV May, and while the dis trict is largely and safely Republican the policy of the party now, as heretofore, demands the selection of the best man that can be found for the place. The Son has taken pains, both by personal inquiry and by correspondence, to ascer tain the sentiment of the Republicans of this district npon this question and have found it to be almost unanimous in favor of Hon. B.

W. Perkins. We have as yet seen no mention of this matter by tho newspapers of the district. The sentiment is so unanimous that his nom ination seems to be taken for granted by common consent. This is as it should be, and Republicans should see to it that tbe harmony that now prevails upon this question is not disturbed by petty spites or factional jealousies.

The use fulness and influence of a member of congress can be but partially developed during bis first term. lie goes to Washington a comparative stranger, not only to the personnel of the house of which be is a member, but to publie men, heads of departments, and others, through and with whom he is to transact the public business. That positive knowledge of tbe customs aud usages of congress and the departments, and that personal ac quaintance with public men which give confidence, as well as weight and influence, can be acquired only by prac tical experience at Washington. Judge Perkins is a man of integrity and recog nized ability possessed of fine legal at tainments and keen perceptions, he is quick to discriminate between right and wrong, and is already recognized as one of tho ablest of the Kansas delegation, and we predict that at the coming con gressional convention he will be tendered tho nomination by acclamation. FEimiTAHY WEATHER REPORT.

Prof. Snow, of tbe stato university at Lawrence, has prepared the following weather report for the month of February, just closed, from obersvations takon at Lawrence "This month, although noarly fivo degrees colder than the February average, has been exceeded in average coldness by four Februaries in the past sixteen years, in '74, '75, '81 and '83. The minimum temperature, however, was high, having been lower in ten of the preceding Februaries. The rainfall and the humidity were nearly normal, the cloudiness was excessive, and the wind velocity was considerably above the average. The peculiar sunset afterglow of the preceding months was occasionally observed, but had apparently disappeared before the end of tho month.

"Mean Temperature 38.03 degrees, which is 5.18 degrees below the Fobruary average Tho highest temperature was 67 degrees on the 25th the lowest was 1 degree below zero on the 13th, giving a monthly range of 58 degrees. The mercury reached tho zero point but once. Mean temperature at 7 a. ra. 21.86 degrees; at 2 p.

m. 33.43 degreos at 9 p. in. as. 41 degrees.

Rainfall Including melted snow, 1.13 inches, which is 0.20 inch below the February average. Rain fell on 4 days and snow on 4 days. The entire depth of snow was 2 inches. There was one thunder shower. The eutire rainfall for the two months of 1884 now completed has been 2.41 inches, which is 0.12 inch below tho average for the same months in the preceding sixteen years.

Mean Cloudiness 54.33 per cent of tho sky, the month being 8.27 per cent cloudier than usual. Number of clear days, (less than -ono-thirdjcloudy) half clear, (from one to two-thirds cloudy) 8 cloudy, (more than two-thirds) 12. There were 4 entirely 'clear days, and 8 entirely cloudy. Mean cloudiness at 7 a. m.

63.10 percent at 2 p. m. 60 per cent at 9 p. m. 49.66 per cent.

"Wind-rNorthwest, 26 times 20 times northeast, 18 times southeast, 15 times; south, 4 times; west, 2 times east, once north, once. The total run of the wind was 11,742 miles, which is 841 miles above the February average. This gives a mean daily velocity of 404.89 miles, and a mean hourly velocity of 16.87 miles. The highest velocity was 54 miles an hour on the 18th. "Barometer Mean for the month, 29.168 inches at 7 a.

29.193 inches at 2 p. 29.137 inches; at 9 p. 29.145 inches maximum, 29.409 inches on the 9th minimum, 28.587 inches on the 18th monthly range, 0.883 inch. "Relativo Humidity Mean for the month, 72.3 at 7 a. 80.8 at 2 p.

56.3 at 9 p. 79.6 greatest, 100, on two occasions least, 27. on tho 2d. Thore was one fog." Gov. Click last Monday received a letter from Lieut-Gov.

Finney, dated at Neosho Falls, stating that a new diseaso had broken out among the cattle in Woodson county, which was creating much alarm among stockmen in that county. The disease, which is entiroly new, affects the cattle similar to foot rot in sheep. In many cases it takes the hoof off in others the leg at the first joint above the hoof. As yet the disease is confined to two herds. Some seventy-five head are affected.

The governor, in absence of any law authorizing him to employ a veterinary surgeon, has telegraphed to the commanding officer at Fort Leavenworth to ascertain whether he would permit tho veterinary surgeon in charge at Fort Leavenworth to visit Woodson county and report what the disease is. If the answer from Leavenworth is not favorable Gov. Glick will telegraph at once the commissioner of agriculture at Washington, requesting him to send a vetorinary surgeon out to Kansas to investigate the matter. 1 The temperance folks came within four rotes of getting a resolution through the New York assembly to submit a prohibitory constitutional amendment to a popular vote. Of the 61 votes in favor of the resolution all but 9 were Republican, and the 63 negativo votes wore all Democratic but 17.

A suggestive fact in connection with this result is that the 9 Democrats who voted for the resolution are from rural counties, and all but 3 of the 17 Republicans who voted against it are from cities having over 1 habitants. No Medicine Cast be Compared to Marsh's Golden Balsam. "Last month I took a severe cold. coughed terribly and could not sleep nights. I had a druggist prepare me some cough syrup, but it did me no good.

I then tried Marsh's Golden Balsam and was cured at once. It is a delightful remedy," Henry L. Cook, Sedalia, Mo. "I have used many cough remedies in my family, but none could pos sibly be compared to Marsh's Golden Balsam." F. Bi Anderson, Leavenworth, Kan.

"Please send me six dozen Marsh's Golden Balsam. Everybody likes it and call for it." M. W. Wilson, druggist, Burton, Mo. Marsh's Golden Balsam, the famous throat and lung medicine, and Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver Tonic, the great blood purifier and liver corrector, are for sale by Smith Fecss, druggists, Parsons.

Large bottles 50 cents and $1 Tho Missouri Pacific Railway. The Missouri Pacific Railway offers unsurpassed advantages to the traveling publio in the shape of fast time, elegant equipment and superior accommodations, This great system, embracing 6,029 miles of road, runs its trains iato the Union Depot of St. Louis, Kansas City, Hanni bal, Atchison, St. Joseph, Omaha, Par sons, Denison, Ft. Worth, Mineola, Taylor, San Antonio, Galveston, New Orleans, and all other of the principal cities of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Louisiana and Texas.

Their coaches and baggage cars are of the latest and finest make, and luxurious Pullman palace sleeping and hotel cars are attached to all throngh trains. The novel buffet parlor cars aro run on day trains, and reclining chair cars on night trains, be tween St. Louis and Kansas City. The rates via this lino are always as low as any other, and direct connections are made with express trains of other lines at junction points. F.

HANDLER, Gen'l. Ticket Agent. H. C. Townsend, Gen'l.

Pass'r. Agent. Double Dally Line. Luxurious Palace Sleeping and Draw ing Room Coaches are being run from St. Louis to New York without chnnge in thirty-seven hours by the Ohio Mis sissippi railway.

Leaving St. Louis daily at 8 a. m. to New York without change by the Baltimore Ohio rail way, arriving in New York next evening. Leave St.

Louis daily at 7 p. m. to New York without change, over the Erie railway, arriving in New York second morning. No other route makes quicker time. Tho palace coaches in uso on these lines are the finest in the world.

Scenery on these routes is the finest in tho United States. Passengers from Kansas will find these routes the very best, as accommodations are superior and the comforts unoqualed. Ask the ticket agent about this matter and he will gladly give you full information. An Answer Wanted. Can any one bring'ns a case of kidney or liver complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily cure We say they can not, as thousands of cases already permanently cured, and who are daily recommending Electric Bitters, will prove.

Bright's disease, diabetes, weak back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured. They purify tho blood, regulate the bowels and act directly on the diseased parts. Every bottle, guaranteed. For sale at 50 cents by W. C.

Holmes. A Brush 'Well Applied and previously moistened with Sozodont removes the defacing evidences of neglect from the teeth, and tightens them in their sockets. If the breath has a repellent smell, the article substitutes for that its own pleasant aroma. Shrunken and inflamed gums are restored to health by its use, and canker of the mouth cured. System in the use of this fine antiseptic, as of other promoters of health, is highly desirable.

Apply nothing but the genuine. How to Shorten Life. The receipt is simple. You have only to take a violent cold, and neglect it. Abernethy, the great English surgeon, asked a lady who said sho only had a cough: "What would you have? The plaguo." Beware of "only coughs." The worst cases can, however, be cured by Dr.

Wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs. In whooping cough and croup it immediately allays irritation, and is sure to prevent a fatal termination of the disease. Sold by druggists. Bneltlen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents por box. For sale by W. C.

Holmes. A Fair Offer. Tbe Voltaic Belt Company, Marshall, offer to send Dr. Dye's Voltaic belt and appliances on trial, for thirty days, to men, young or old, afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality, and kindred troubles. See advertisement in this paper.

The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cnre." Are yon made miserable by indigestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skint Shiloh's Vitalize is a positive cure. For sale by S.

H. McKim. A number of ladies' very lovely collars just received at the Bazar. Best calicos eut down to 0 cent at E. W.

Pflaumer's. Ladies approve of your smoking "Lit tie Joker." attack on Teb. The Arabs of Honderda have declared In favor of 1 Mahdl. Isaac Todhunter, the well known math emaucian, is aead, aged slxty-iour. The President approved the act making ail puouc roaos ana highways post routes.

Tbe report that twenty-four telegraph operators had struck at Galveston Is de nied. The Irish National League have de ciarea uenry ueorge's land scneme un pracucaoie. The Porte maintains the legality of its denunciation 01 the American treaty, maKing it expire June 1. The Forte has refused the French Am bsssador permission to establish a French College at Beyrout. The Minister sent an indignant protest to the Sultan.

At the Lexington fKv.1 municipal elec tion, Saturday, the Democrats were de feated lor the nrst time in ten years. The Kennedy prohibition bill passed the Iowa House of Delegates Saturday. It will doubtless pass the Senate on Tues day. A box containing clock-work exploded Bunoay in tne rost-ottlce at uresen, uer-many, severely wounding one of the oniciats. W.

J. Mahoney shot and killed Wm. Hale over a game of poker at the Commercial Hotel bar-room San Francisco, Sunday morning. Prince Kapoleon has decided to post pone the American tour of his son victor, lie intends to have him serve In tt ou manlan army. Baker Pasha and Admiral Hewitt returned to Trinkltat after the battle.

Baker Pasha was so severely wounded that he couio not want. E. H. Funston was elected Congressman from the Second Kansas District to fill the vacancy created by the death of Dudley U. llasKeU.

James Campbell, a native of Lclth, Scotland, and a stonecutter by trade, was killed at Lexington, In a bar-room fight Sunday morning. The bodies of Morice Bey, Surgeon Leslie and four other Europeans killed in the rout of Baker Pasha's troops, were found at Ten and bunea. Edwin Brotheras shot and killed Wm. Nichols, at llazelton, Sunday. Ho claims that Nichols reduced his niece, an eighteen-year old girl, last uctooer.

Ab del Kader Pasha, Minister of War, under the sanction of Baring, British Minister, has been offered the Governor ship of Khartoum. He refuses to accept unless Uenerai Uoidon consents. An unknown man who obtained work on a farm belonging to Mr. Pennington, near Maysvllle, murdered his wife. A man suspected of committing the crime has been arrested in Nebraska.

Bradlaugh has written to Northcote in regard to Els action in having had him ex cluded from the House of Commons That act, Bradlaugh says, was mean and spiteiui, and unworthy 01 an jsngusn gentleman. The British troops entered Tokar at noon Saturday. The 4,000 rebels holding the town fled. Osman Digna is eight miles from Suakim, where he will probably encounter the British troops on their return from Tokar. The most disastrous fire in the history of Utica, N.

occurred Sunday morning. The First National Bank building, several wholesale and retail houses and the building of the Utlca Observer were all destroyed. The losses will foot up insurance about 9450,000. Ed. Miller, dt Omaha, and O.

Smith, of Chicago, fought a bare-band fight six miles north of Omaha, at day- hrpftfe fin Stindfiv Jlnlh mn were atrlDDed to the waist; It was snowing aud freezing cold. 1 nirty-tnree rounds were fought, and Smith won on a foul. The men have gone to Iowa to avoid arrest. CROLES AND CRIMINALS. Arrested for Bigamy.

St. Joseph, March 2. William Patton, a barber, who was recently married to a young lady of this city, was yesterday arrested at the suit of his legal wife, whom he married in Omaha in 1880, and abandoned after a honeymoon of but two months. Sues for Damages. Little Rock, March 4.

Mrs. Elizabeth Coker, widow of William Coker. an alleged horse thief who, being arrested and denied trial or bail, was taken from jail by a mob and hung, is about to bring suit against the county for damages for bis killing. Died of Hie Wound. Clinton, March 4.

BriceAls- bnry, of Waynesville, died yesterday from a pistol shot wound Inflicted by Henry Feal one week ago Saturday night, in a drunken melee. Feal was arrested and tried, and released on 91,000 bail last jrriday. Since Alsbury's death vigorous efforts have been made to capture him, but thus far they have proved futile. The Xieig-h-BiS'afcy Case. Vandalia, March 4.

The prose cution in the Lelgh-RIgsby murder case closed yesterday with Mrs. Rlgsby, sole witness of tho killing. Her testimony In substance agrees with the dying declara tion. A foundation for proving contradictions, however, has been laid by the defense. One witness swore to a threat by Rlgsby, and twelve testified to the good character of defendants.

It Is thought the case will be given to tho jury as early as Saturday next. Buioide by Drowning-. Dallas, March 4. A man named P. Leonard, believed to have been insane, committed suide by drowning in Trinity River yesterday.

He was a stranger here, but was identified as a farmer resident at Forks-of-Iilver. His body, after being sat upon by the Coroner, was turned over to his friends. School Girls, Attention. The Bazar is just in receipt of all the now styles of school bats. They will be sold cheaper than the cheapest.

AKTRD A Job as clerk In a grocery store dv a msrriea man. Appiy mis omce. ANTRU Odd Jobs, sach as distributing bills, (rntnflr Ingerrunds. etc. will work for reasonable pay Gkokub CltORCHlLL.

WANTHD Situation by man and wife. Wife is a cood onk. Man can make himself generally useful. Apply at National Hotel. SALS A thoroughbred yearling Jersey bull.

AddIv to fierce at Myers (arm. FOR SALB Well improved farm In Neosh conn Iv. 8 miles from railroad station: price Enquire of W. Lawson. VOR sALR On reasonable terms, the V4 cultivation, good 4-room house, over 100 bearing peach trees, and a never-failing spring.

Enquire ol M. Hum bo, Parsons. FOR RENT A couple of furnished rooms. Apply to Mrs. A.

Ilrown, Bolmontave-nua, JOTIOR. There will be ameetlns of the stockholders of the Parsons Watrr Company at the City 7:30 o'clock, for the pnrpoae'of adopting by laws ana irsnwrung any outer Duaines mat may come before them. A. u. Mci'onwicK, rres STEVE SKEFFINGTON All Kinds ol A.

WILSON, Vice-President. J. J. PIEKSOX, Secretary. A HOME 1 IMI 111 of the Schmidt Place and Ml oulf Railroad track and street.

For particulars and NATIONAL RAftM, KANSAS. CHOICE FOR SALE! OF THE CITY. to ord cr: Urate bars, Kasb Casting in Order. 11 IV All that tract or Land outh iratt east off 14th street to lth terms call on SmiHG MACHINE CO- CHICAGO.ILL.' ORANGE, MASS. iuu ATI A KIT A fiA -Mf1- Tl PIERSON BURGESS.

BISUNACQUAINTIO WITH THI SIOORAPHVOrTMIB SOUS). TRY WILL 6Cf 6V IXAMININS THIS MAP THAT THf 53 a. li? I CHICAGO, ROCK ISLA'liD fl PACIFIC R'Y By the central oat era or it line, courwrts tho East and the Wc.it by ihd Rhortuiit rou'e, carries pftMCHRorn, wilhout of c.iru, ud Kansni City, Courier I.raven-vorih, Ateai-'fon, ft, XV.uI, It connects tn Union Ui wish tali the ltims of rond tiirt A'r-i-lto aii tKa r-ijio Oceans. Jis enmpm-'nt is being ooititjoiumI cf TJota cemfoi! le Beautiful Day Coaohaa, ltr-Cliultig Chair Car, Vullmun's irctiltnt llnce Bleeping Cars, and tlio Best Line of j)intiiff Cars In tho World. Three Trains -tcn and Missouri Biver Points.

Two Tinma beiwrrn Clti Cago and Hiunoaiioli and ttt. via the "mou "ALBERT LEA ROUTE." A New and Uiroct Litis, vii fJfne.Ta a-M rieeutly len oyncd between fticlimcnd, Ncws.ChrUtrnoonft, tl.Uita, Au- fUMia.N&tthviiie, Louisville, Loiiimtou.C imunuaii. nd i an a po ha aim Laf-iyttto. aud Uinba, Minneapolis and Ht. Paul and points.

All Through PiWuecKcrs Xrsvtd on Faot Express Truing. Tickets f-r an.e at all prlnolpal Tioket OflUws In the United dtus and Canada. Bagzage checked through and rafaa of fare al ways as low as competitors that oiler leus odvau or detailed, information, (jet tb i Mmpaond Folders of tho GREAT ROCK I3LANO ROUTE At your neareat Tioket Offloo, or address A. R. CABLE.

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STlirVZEHSTS, AT THE FIRST PARSONS, PARSONS TOWN COMPANY The Republicans of the various congressional districts shall have the option of electing the delegates at separate populur delegate conventions, called on similar notice and bold In the districts at any time within fifteen days next prler to the meeting of the state convention or by sub-divisions of the state convention into district conventions; and such delegates shall be chosen In the latter method If not elected previous to the meeting ot the stale convention. All district delegates to be accredited by ie officers of such district conventions. It is recoinmemiod that the delegate from each county be selected In county convention not later than Saturday, April lllth, and that the primaries tor the same be held not inter than Wednesday, April Pith. The various county central committees should give at least two weeks' notice of the time designated for the election of delegates by publication In the connty papers, Is also recommended that in the Several new congressional district, where a congressional committee is not fully organized, the member of snld committee meet at an early day and complete their organisation. lly order of the Republican statu central eeminltlee.

A. L. REDDEN. Chairman, Attost: Wikt V. Walton, Secretary.

Don't bunt for spring with it momctor. thor- Tbe month ia March ing along, with a blizzard every day. A district convention in Maine has nominated its dolegatcs and instructed them to vote for Blaino and Lincoln. ouuiiLur icotu ao vnonj via iuu Catfish Aristocracy of Kansas" before the Washington Literary Club last Saturday night. Germany has had a touch of dynamite.

The dispatch says that a box containing clock-work exploded in the postofiico at Guascn. The Diosceian Immigration Society of Kansas, (Catholic), held its semi-annual session in Topeka February S0thr with delegations from all parts of the state. There were favorable reports received of the work boing done, and a plan of action was mapped out for the future. The idea is to induce Catholics with money to come to Kansas and scttlo. Tbe next meeting will be held in Topeka in August.

The Karmu City Journal and the Fort ticott Monitor are disposed to assumo all tho credit of the splendid Republican triumph of last Saturday. We are willing to accord them both a fair share of the credit, for they each did excellent work but arn't tho other Republican papers in tho several counties of the district onuallv of nraise Tn Parsons, for instance, where thero are less than a dozen copies of either the Journal or Monitor takon the largest majority, in proportion to the voto cast, was given Funston. HAVE TOWN LOTS IN ALL PARTS XEjIIj clabk NEW AND SECOND HAND AT Machinery off all Kinds Hade eights and other Mill and Machinery repaired. Smokestacks nrjd other hcarr Sheet Iron work contracted for..