The Daily Commonwealth from Topeka, Kansas • Page 4

THE DAILY COJ 28, 1885. THE COURTS. Kansas City: Geo. H. Jackson, Valencia: J.

F. Taylor, Rainbelt, Meade county; J. H. Lane, Boston; Elesc Campbell, Be-loit; T. Charlsworth, Beloit; O.

F. John OPE JUST Mankato; F. E. Crane, Ottawa; F. E.

Raymond, Burlingame; M. B.Raymond, If If UNITED STATES CIECUIT COURT. John K. Alexander vs. John Ritchie; dismissed for want of prosecution.

Naw England Mortgage Security company vs. John F. White et al; decree; jury called. Sallie E. Hillman vs.

the Mutual Life GAMMON Go Hanlan, Shawnee; C. E. Wilmoth, Phila- 1 A delphia; J. W. Dyer, New Mexico; C.

H. nrifa A kktt A M. -U oliday J. M. Haight, Atchison: J.

F. Bordant. Sibly, Iowa; W. Ewing, St. Louis; W.

H. owiiii, xvausas vuy; j. xiarrison, Insurance company; continued by con Selby and A. W. Stubbs, Garden City, Finney county; J.

F. Colburn, Concordia, Cloud county; J. A. Sagar, Cawker City, Mitchell county; J. P.

Nye, Greenwood, Eureka county; J. H. Teten, Rush" Center, Rush county; W. P. Wendell, Edwards county.

CHARTERS The following chatters were filed yesterday with the secretary of state: "The Leroy Western Railway company." Piaces of business: Tcpaka, Shawnee county, and Leroy, Coffee county. Route, from Leroy in a westerly direction to Dcde City, Kansas. Estimated length of road, 245 miles. Capital stock, $4,900,000 Directors for the first year S. S.

Benedict, L. Finch, Ed Large lot of new sent. Same vs. same; same entry. Same vs.

same; same entry. (jro to the matinee at Crawford's to-1 Goods. Swift HoIIiday 1C7 KAJiSAS ATENUF, day and hear "The Banker's Daughter," Mary L. Clark vs. Margaret and John admission, 25 and 50 cents.

Duncan; continued by consent. JLji John C. Nnlson et al vs. city ot -Leav Jones' Trial Continued. A.

ai an eariy nour yesterday morning enworth; continued by consent. the district court room was well crowded Solon N. Cheney vs. Joplin Lead and Zinc continued by consent. nw onenins the larze6t etock of the finest to near tue testimony oi the aeiense the case of the state vs.

Jones, for the murder of W.White. A. H. Vance, Mattie C. Case vs.

W. H. Leonard and Russell, J. E. Heesin, T.

A. Neal. of Kan-. wift ivave given 15. bhaw to case as party defendant and file answer instan- attorney for the defense, was present, sas; H.

S. Frank, of Philadelphia, Pa. G. Cattell, Merchants ville, N. Y.

"The Indian Territory and Kansas ter; continued. Of latest Styles, have JUST ARRIVED by Express, and will be offered for sale at the lowest prices. A PERFECT FIT in every case guaranteed. The demand has been so great that we have not been able to fill our orders, but now hope to meet the wants of our customers. but had not sufficiently recovered from his illness of Thursday to cceed with Central railroad companv." Place of Nelson Notl vs.

the township of Os the casa. After a consultation with the goods for Christmas Presents, wego; continued for service. attorneys the judge announced that Shuater. Tootle Co. vs.

the A T. court would be adjourned until Mondty S. F. R. R.

continued by consent. morning at 9 o'clock, and stated further Bank of Leadville vs. Arthur Gorham business Hope, Dickinson county route from Hope to Concordia, Cloud county. Estimated length of road, 100 miles Capital stock $1,000,000. "Ellsworth lodge No.

146, of A. A. of Ellsworth, Kansas. DEATH OF AN EARLY KAN5AN. Secretary Adams of the State Histori hat it was the custom, under the exist et al; contin ued by agreement.

James Hill et al vs. Board of County ing circumstances, to keep the jury to- gether, but a3 the counsel for both sides HAY, GAMMON Go. Commissioners of Harper county; con EVER SHOWN JTS had consented that the jury might -be tinued by consent. dismissed until Monday, they might now cal society, is in receipt of a copy of the TOPEKA. go to their homes.

The court then ad- Washington Star giving an accountof the ourned. Jones, the defendant, was also C. Wood Davis vs. St. Louis San Francisco Railroad Co; not to be called before December 14, etc.

Entry drawn. Same vs. same: same entry. Alexander Thompson vs. F.

M. Whit- death of Robert L. Ream on the 21st instant in that city. Mr. Ream was one of feeling indisposed yesterday, and a phy More Notions at LOWER PRICES THAN EVER sician was called to the court room to the pioneer settlers of Kansas, having CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT.

attend him. resided at Leavenworth for several son et waived; trial to court: Dining Hall and Oyster Parlor. years during the territorial days, and RAILWAY MATTERS. udgment as stipulated on file. Chas.

E. Lewis vs. the Board of county was well known personally or by repu 103 SIXTH AVENUE EAST. tation to all older Kansans. Mr TJ V.

Tnrrinorf rr arrant fnr tVia Cnntn DRUGGISTS. XS7 EZ-A-S. commissioners, of Anderson county; Ream was the fat her of Vinnie Ream, I. OT I. twit 1 a Tiro a 1 iha s-i fir a -A I Meal tickets, and Oysters in every Style.

M. J. IRISH. ury waived trial to court; judgment for jwwuajf I Everything in Season. now Mrs.

Hoxie, who hag attained a na, plaintiff, $1,587. T. W. Crow, traveling passenger agent tional reputation as a sculptor, and who The Indianapolis Rolling Mill Com of the Louisville Air Line, was at the great west, including Mexico and British Columbia, demand that these distur The Cattle Growers Convention. St.

Louis, November 27. A several years ago was deputed pany vs. the St. Louis, Ft. Scott Wich Santa Fe offices yesterday.

large number of delegates to the ita Railroad Company; plaintiff to give bances be equitably overcome; therefore be it oy congress 10 execute a bust of Abraham Lincoln. Mr. convention of national cattle and According to the new time card which akes effect on the Santa Fe next Sunday, security for costs by December 1st. Resolved, That it is the sense of the horse growers' association left for Ream for a number of years previous to Frank Howard vs. Union Pacific Rail SATURDAY MORNING.

NOVEMBER 28. 1885 National Cattle and Horse Growers As home last evening. The attendance the plu which has been running be- his death, had been connected with the road company: demurrer to patition sociation of the United States that the true policy of the general government ween Kansas City and 03age City will land office at Washington. He leaves a this forenoon was much reduced. Judge Carroll, of Texas, called tha convention to order at An invitation to hold overruled; leave given defendant to file have its terminal point at Topeka.

is to buy all of the reservations now oc widow and three children, two daugh answer in twenty-four hours. cupied by the roving andunc'vilized In the next convention inZDallaa. Texas. H. A.

Pitts' Sons Manufacturing Com Eugene iiagan. I wa3 referred to the executive committee ters, Mrs. Mary Fuller, widow of the late Perry Fuller; Vinn'e Ream Hoxie, and dians of the United States, and open up said lands to settlement We notice by yesterday morning's pa- Mercer, of Wyoming, delivered an ad- pany vs. H. J.

G. Newmiller et al; continued as per stipulation. Robert L. Ream, who resides in the In pers that Eugene Hagan, of Topeka, I dress on the ranges of the country. has received, the appointment from the I O.

K. Lapham, representing the Ja- dian Territory. Rink Fkatep, very cheap, at Thompson Bros. Coal hods, 25j, 35c and 45c; at Thompson Broa. The ladies of Ingleside held their regular monthly meeting la3t night.

Ladies' Grand Matinee at Crawford's to day. Admiesion 25and 50 cents. Carving knives and forks, 90 cents, $1 and $1.25 per set, at Thompson Bros. department at Washington cf assistant I tional tanners and hide and leather Youngblood Hall vs. John Geely continued by consent.

Mary Burns vs. Frank O'Neil, et al; PERSONAL, district attorney for the state of Kans as. I dealers' association, spoke at length upon The position is one of considerable im-1 the of reckless branding of cat- portance and worth a lucrative salary. I tie, and the consequent damage ot hides. demurrer overruled; defendant accepts; Mr.

Hagan is one of the young democrats I A practical suggestion thrown out by Hon. W. D. Pratt of Jetmore. i3 in the defendant to file answer in ten days; city.

of the state, but has many friends in both Mr. Lapham, was that branding on one parties. He received his education in I side answered the purpose, and would not to continue case. Hon. Low J.

Best, of Beloit is ia St. Marvs. and has a brother. H. H.

I Drove a Ravins of upwards of $1,000,000 Sieiner Co. vs. the Burlington Insur ine city. Hagan, residing here. We congratulate I yearly.

Lapham urged that this system ance Company; leave to amend petition Hon. Eugene Hagan was a Kansas at Craw- Daughter" Resolved, That each individual Indian be granted 320 acres of land in the unoccupied portions of the Indian territory to be paid for out of the proceeds of sales of lands above mentioned; and the balance of siid proceeds to be devoted to the support of said Indians, and the education of their children. Resolved, That as these Indians are the best armed people on the frontier, the law against the sale of firearms and munitions of war be more strictly enforced, and the penalty for its violation be largely increased. Resolved, That in our judgment the whole conduct of Indian affairs should be placed in the hands of the military department of the United States. Judge Carroll of Texas, favored the resolutions, but moved to amend by striking out the reference to the unoccupied portion of the Indian Territory.

Maddox, during the discussion, had him upon his success. St. Marys Express. I be adopted, and that the association by "The Banker's ford's to-dav. City visitor yesterday.

instanter by interlineation. rules, backed by penalties, regulate the W. L. Ray vs. Geo.

H. Conover, et Transfers. I ontirft matter. United States Senator John J. Ingall3 was the city ytsterday.

A. J. Arnold Co. Established 1870 The advaLtage cf small Vrinds is urged plaintiff withdraws files in abuttment; The following property transfers were Mr. Jacob Smith left on the atternoon as giving the opportunity to utilize the Prescription druggists, North Topeka submitted on motion to discharge at recorded by the register of deeds yes head.

neck, lees and shoulders, thus tachment. terday: By thi leaving the sides unimpa red. and American guns, and all Levi Taylor and wife to KPopenoe.east system all hides would tve: a value of Jenerson uounty isanu: vs. tram yf-eterday for Kanses City. Mr.

and Mrs. James Wilson have re turned from their visit to New York. Mrs. Price and daughter, of Burlin game, are quests at the Datton house. English kinds of Bros.

ammunition, at Thompson nair soutneast quarter section 15, town W. A. Jacques et. dismissed: ccsts ship 13 ranere 16...... 900 from 3 to $5 more than is now received.

Many hides, by reason of reckless brand Annie Scammon, to Yates lota 811 paid. and 343 2.10O ing, being worth but Si, and are fit onlv Charles Bard vs. the City of Augusta; A Shuttles to Charles Carlyle, lots CC0 "Work was commenced yesterday on for glue. Foreign buyers are already ana vantmren street 300 Col. Saoddy representative from La Cygne county wus in Topeka yesterday.

Attorney General Bradford left for refusing to buy branded hides. the addition to the Cope- Mary h. il owe and husband to Fletcher Levi undergone an change of feeling, and moved the adoption of the amended res demurrer submitted; continued. Wm. H.

Conover vs. E. Wetherall; de Thepapar went so far a3 to intimate land hotel. 1 ts 265 and 267, Adams street 1.G00 Amends to Mary West, lots 115, Mid- olutions, which motion prevailed unani that cattlemen owe it to the piblic do Leavenworth yesterday on leal busi fendant dismisses cross bill, decree aaugn suDcuvision 400 mously. Ajoblot.of childrens' bonnets and ness.

for $1,747.20. The address of Munday tabled in the fancv feathers, cheapest eer known, at Bankrupt sale of hats and caps, boots Senator Ira E. Llovd, of Ellsworth Justice L. Patiick vs.S. B.

Isenhart, et morning was taken from the table and and shoes, clothing and furs. cood. at county, is in the city attending the U. S. Mrs.

Elder's. 259 Kan. ave. made a part of the proceedings. Ad "S3 dismissed by complainant.

courts. less than cost, at 73 Kansas avenue, first journed until to-morrow morning. Chas. L. Flint vs.

John Magoun, et "Banker's Daughter" atCrawford's to Senator M.J Marshall, of Osage county door south of Shawnee mills. Pneumonia has been conquered at last stricken from the docket; settled. New England Mortgage Security Com night. The home organization that is prepar ti was in town yesteiday, having business before the U. S.

court. Hon. Robt. Morrow the landlord -damage licenses were issued yester by Red Star Cough Cure. Twenty-five cents.

pany vs. Agnes C. Thompson, et de ing to produce "Mikado" met at the the Byrom Houae at Atchison, 13 at the day by udge Harvey to John Malone and Mary Duller, of Topeka, and Robert main, to prevent this annual destruction of mil ion 01 dollars wotth of proje ty and a suggestion was given that unless there be a reform in this matter, the time will come when branding will ba prohibited, and the cattlemen compelled to conduct their business in fenced enclosures, like the cattle growers 01 the east. The recent action of the humane association on the subject of branding cattle WS referred to, and the speaker was unfortunate in referring to the generally beliaved lawlessness of the cowboy, and this was understood as a direct reflection upon the honor and integrity of the cattlemen, and a spirited discussion ensued. A motion to receive the report was followed by a motion to lay it on the table, cree absolute for $1,215 50.

Copeland. He is one of the United rooms of the Modoc club last evening for Mary S. Dyson vs. Thos. Evan3, et al.

H. Kerfrot and Alice Shade, of Shawnee States jurors. rehearsal. dismissed settled. county.

iur. in as. j. aieyers the genia Remember the Matinee at Crawford's correspondent for John D. Knox Co.

CAPITOL CHAT. to-day. Admission 25 and 50 cents. bankers, returned from a pleasant visi to Kansas Citv. "Crossen's Banker's Craw ford's this afternoon.

A New ltailroad. Little Rock, November 27 Articles association of the Kansas Arkansas Valley railway company were filed to-dav in the secretary of state's office Capital stock $8,000,000. It is proposed to build a railroad from the western terminus of the Little Rick Fort Smith railroad, near Van Buren, Arkansas, through the Indian Territory to a point near Arkansas City, Kansas, on the Arkansas river. For Sale At auction, at my residence, Hon. E.

G. StiU, formerly a member the legislature from Nemaha county, isin or For good cabinet work, polishing finishing, call at 90 Jackson street. ine city as a juror in toe umiea ctaie; which, in the mistaken temper of the court. He is at the Gordon. convention, prevailed.

Madame Janauschek and company ar Wallace, of Colorado, reid a paper on Buy a lot in Haynes' addition. J. Lee rived in Topeka ye3terday mornin'; from "leasing of the public, domain." The Length of main line and branches, 320 Knight, agent, F. H. Martin.

the west, and remained here until alter noon, when they took the train to Atchi Items of Interest Gathered at the State Rouse Yesterday. Attorney General Bradfoid went to Leavenworth yesterday to look after the suits against the saloon men, begun in the district court of Leavenworth county. A number of the leading attorneys of Kansas, in attendance on the United States court, were visitors yesterday at the state library. Governor Martin yesterday issued a proclamation, ordering th8 adjutant general to cause the flags to be placed over papjr was a plea against the leasing system, the argument being that while the government wou'd derive a revenue, the three- quarters of a mile west of Washburn college, December 2, at 10 o'clock, a large lot of household goods, also milk cows and shoats, etack of hay, fifty pure breed I R. chickens.

Philip Kent. Our Little Ones." We are in receipt of that charming monthly, "Our Little Ones and the Nursery" for December. No publication of its nature so nearly fills the bill as does "this. It is published by the Russell Pub-dishing company, Boston, at $1.50 per jear. expense of cattle raising would be in creased, and the burden would fall upon the consumer, if the government goes son.

L. Blackman and wife returned yesterday morning from California, where they have been spending the fill. They intend to remain here a few weeks" and then go to New Orleans and Florida for the winter. Among the arrivals at the Fifth Ave- into the landlord business, like all landlords, it will endeavor to get the highest rental. The result will be to foster the wings of the capitol building at half miles.

Among the incorporators are Elisha Atkins, Gordon Dexter, and C. W. Huntington, of Boston, Massachusetts; E. H. Winchester, of New Hampshire; R.

Wilson, of New York; John G. Fletcher, John D. Adams, George W. Hughes and Henry Wood, of Little Rock, Arkansas. fchotand Killed.

Alma, November 27. Harrison Sherman and Thomas McGaffin, had a quarrel yesterday morning over titles to the Kaw lands in this county. Sherman assaulted McGaffin with a cattle whip, whereupon the latter fired at him twice with a revolver, killing him almost instantly. Sherman was a young man and unmarried. McGaffin has a family.

The murderer has been held to answer. Inue, yesterday, Hankla proprie- mast. monopoly, and the cheap capital of Ei-rope will crowd out the small herders who have developed this country, and the consumers will be the sufferers. The chair announced the following I tors, are: L. S.

btaSbrd, St. Louis: Jamea Alios Involution. New York Sun. One of the clerks at the Windsor hotel remarked, as he stood at the main entrance carelessly toying' with his mustache, that the fashion in dogs has changed. "I usually stand here between 11 and 12 every morning," he said, calmly, 'eo as to enable the people to see that I am about, and that I have an eye on the welfare of Fifth avenue.

And I have observed that the solemn young man with the Irish setter, who prevailed to such a large extent last spring, has become a thing of the lifeless, unemotional past. He was wont a few months ago to drift by here in wearing a shovel-tail coat, and being led by a big, bronz-eyed Irish setter. His face wore no other expression than that which comes from the consciousness of doing precisely the Lawrence, Texas; W. J. Ingram and committee on national legislation: Judge Hubble, of New Judge Carroll, of Texas: N.

M. Curtis, of New proclamation, offering a reward of $300 for the arrest and conviction of G. W. Grayson, who murdered Adam W. Collins at the Grand Central in Parsons, on the 16th day of November, 18S5.

York; B. M. Jamison, of Pennsylvania; Jno. L. Routt of Colorado; Justus Clark, of Iowa, and C.

G. Hardin, of California. wife, Milton Jb. rhillips, St. Louis; H.

J. Franklin, Oage City Ed ward Nason, Springside, Kansas; Geo. J. La wrens, Frederick. Maryland; Joseph Engleman, Sr.

Louis; O. H. McGae, Kansas City; A. J. Clark, Iola, Kansas; C.

H. Menk, Paris, Illinois; E. T. Carr, Leavenworth; J. L.

Goldsmidt, Chicago; J. H. Rndolph, Louisburg; Harry Linson, Brooklyn; Miss Marion A. Earle, New York; J. T.

McFarland, Mt, Pleasant, Iowa; Sam P. Jones, Anthony, Kansas; J. A. Washburne, New York; Mrs. H.

C. AOPULATION OF KANSAS. Secretary Sims, of the State Board of paper was read by 11. 31. MUiaty.

of Texa3. on the "Indian which endorsed the well-known ideas of N. W. Gavin, charged with violating the government postal laws and meddling with registered letters was yesterday brought in by United States Marshal Jones from Graham county. Gavin was taken fiom here to Barnard, where he was formerly postmaster Released.

A special session of the board of county commissioners was held at the court house yesterday, and on recommendation of County Attorney Curtis H. Dorsh and Frank Bidford, held for non payment of a fine of $100 each in conviction of violating the prohibitory law, were released. Laid to Rest. The funeral of the late George Ludd- agriculture, is sending out a large map of the state of Kansas, printed by Rand, General Sheridan on the civil action of Indiana. General Pleasant Porter, of the Creek Nation, in reply, said that he McNally of Chicago, which shows the population on March 1, 1885, by believed the paper entirely unnecessary, Roasted Alive.

San Brnandino, November 27. Last night Thomas Stanton, while cooking his supper on the outskirts of the city, was approached by four Indians who demanded whiskey. Having none to give them he was unmercifully beaten, then held over Lis fire and roasted alive. His legs are burned to a crisp; he can not live. The Indians will be lynched if discovered.

counties, the same being printed in large and that the less the convention had to say ass" cattle growers upon the subject of Indians, the better. This question is now in the hands of gentlemen who type, in red ink, on the face of each Lyth, Manhattan; Wm. M. Duncan, Anthony, Kansas; C. W.

Kidder, New York; O. F. Smith, Oiborne, Kansas; J. W. Canfield, Des Moines, Iowa; Sheridan Tupper, New York.

Among the arrivals at the Windsor are: G. R. Murray, Chicago; F. T. Sim correct thing.

He walked solemnly and slowly. This fall a radical change has come about. The proper thing in young men and dogs now is cheerfulness and fox terriers. The young man na longer looks ead, but he passes the Irish setter coldly by. He wears a snug sack suit, and he bowls along briskly with a pipe or cigarette in and two or three little Scotch terriers at his heels.

Taken all in all, and balancing the question carefully and thoroughly, I have come to the conclusion that the present fashion is an improvement on the old county. ToUl population thus shown for the state. 1 208,562. This map which have gone to the bottom of it, and they look at it better than we do, who look is a happy thouggt of Secretary Sims, through cows eye3. Leave this matter will be highly valued by those who may to congress.

On motion, the paper read by King, of Utah, was laid on the table. obtain a copy. 'Dgton took place yesterday from the family residence, No. S38 Van Boren street. The funeral procession was one The afternoon seESion was opened by the introduction of Congressman Hatch, COMMISSIONS.

The following commissions were issued of the largest ever seen in Topeka. The yesterday of Missouri, chairman of the committee on agriculture of the house of representatives, who snoke in defense of the ani body was laid to rest in the cemetery Mechanism of the Bee. Public Opinion. east of the city. Many floral offerings J.

D. Reid, Mankata, Jewell county. W. G. Reid, Smith Center, Smith coun mal industry bill, reminding the conven iwere made by friends of the deceased, of tion that the main features for which An investigator into the mysteries of cattlemen are now clamoring were ori animal life asserts that a bee's working mons, Boston; VY m.

E. Clark, Wilder; C. C. Far word, Omaha; John O'Day, St Louis; E. W.

Banister, St. Louis; John Ault, St. Joseph; Geo. Hammon, Brown-stone, J. C.

Oug, Chicago; H. R. Nickeraon, Newton; James S. Crosser, New York; Wm. RansDn, Wichita; Geo.

N. Murdock, Chicago; G. W. Maddox, New York; W. R.Tucker.

Wichita; Kennedy, New York; T. L. Marshall, Osage City; W. W. Allen, Santa Fe; I.

A. Washburn, New York; Isaac Mulholland, Kenneth; E. A. Oakes, St. Joseph; L.G.

Whittier, Wichita Daily Beacon; L. J. Best, Beloit; Amo3 Chapman, Camp Ripley; C. H. Pierce, St Louis; N.

B. Pol-lak, Chicago; F. 8. Stewart, A. Morrison and wife, Maple Hill; Casper and wife, New York; J.

N. Gier. St Louis; Harry Linson, New York; C. CThom he had many. Foil ce Co art.

ginally reported in the bill, but stricken tools comprise a variety equal to that of out by almost the unanimous votes of the common working bee exhibit the combination of a basket, a brush, and a the representatives of the great cattle growing states. The speaker assured the Appointments. Washington, D. November 27. The president to-day made the following ap-pointmentfi: Jacob Scheenhalf of New vork, to be counsel of the United States at Tuinstall, England.

Frank Parke of West Virginia to be pricipal clerk of the public lands; Wm. K. Ramsay, of Arkansas, to be register of the land office at Camden, Arkansas; John R. Hornton, of Arkansas to be receiver of public moneys at Camden, Arkansas. Basinets Failure.

New York, November 27. Business failures for the past seven days reported by Dunn in the United States and Canada, 214; against 240 last week, and 223 the week previous. The number is increased in the south, and on the Pacific coast. Brighton Beach Races. Brighton Beach, November 27.

This was the day of the season. The winners were Vaulter, Endymion, J. W. White and Tilford. Thomas Hanby, arrested by Officer Watts yesterday on a charge of being pair of pincers.

The brush, the hairs of 1 1 convention of his active support in all drunk, was discharged. J. Bolacd was run in by Deputy Mar measures which it favored for the de velopmeDt of the stock interests. Harry M. Taylor, of New Mexico, by ehal Donovan on a charge of being ty; O.

Ball, Iowa Point, Djniphan county; W. A. Loveland, Independence, Montgomery county; W. P. Knote, Douglas, Batler county; O.

Jennings, Anthony, Harper county; J. C. Pierce, Meade Center, Meade county; A. D. Sparr, Millerton, Sumner county; J.

F. Beezley.Girard, Crawford county; W. E-Cox, Wellington, Sumner county; H. Henckle, Greensburg, Edwards county; N. B.

Dillhorn, Tiblow, Wyandotte county; T. B. Griffey, Nor-tonville, Jefferson county; A. E. Masons, Fowler City, Meade county; F.

Schattner, Wichita, Sedgwick county; unanimous consent, re-opened the In drank. He was fined $5. dian question by the introduction of the John, Berjoin was found by Officer following resolutions: N. Mitchell, Dayton, Ohio; Marion wmcn are arranged in symmetrical rows, ia only to be seen with the microscope. With the brush of fairy delicacy the bee brushes his velvet robe to remove the pollen dust with which it ecomes loaded while sucking up.

the nectar. Another article, hollowed like a spoon, receives all the gleaning which the insect carries to the hive. Finally, by opening them, cne upon another, by means of a hinge, these two pieces become a pair of pincers, which render important service in the construction oi the combs. Robinson in a limber condition, and paid Whereas, Almost continued disturb Erie, New York; E. G.

Thurston, Junc ances have existed between the iron $5 in police court for the celebration. tion City; W. Wilson, St. Louis; Jas. Ew-ine.

Hutchison; L. E. Looridge, Chicsco: tiersmen and Indians in the reservations outside of the Indian Territory, and A numuer oi women were up before his honor yesterday, and were John V.Shepard. Rochester; F. A.

Mann, Eureka; W. M. Weikert, Kansas City; H. G. Krake, Lawrence; B.

H. McEwan, Wheseas, All the interests of and the material prosperity of the fined in the aggregate $120..