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I 5 'i2J! I i i VOLUME SI. GEABY COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, DEO. 17, 1892. NUMBER 30 I mi i amue, the graduate is thrown upon the F. T06L M.

D. THE OFFICIAL VOTE. Mm. A. Alum, ST.

THE DEPABTMENTS. world with an Intelligence that is unavailable THE HEATHEN CHINEE. In the common pursuits of life, wbue witn an The Tote of Kansas For President ai Governor, as Declared By the Board of West 7th Junction City, Kansas, A Federal Juda-a at New Orleans Reports of the Treasury and Navy Following is the vote of Kansas for DRS. YOGL ALLEN. HOMCE0PATHI8T8, Omct awd Rksidekcb Corner 9th and Adam 8treeU, Junction City, Kansas.

Telephone 69. Departments. Makes an Important Decision. president and governor given by Industrial training he can earn a livelihood, and Instead of being an Incubus ta his frienda and a burden to the state, become an Independent, self-sustaining, happy citizen. At this Institution there should be an addition to the boiler house, to properly provide for the electric light plant, and an industrial building te replace that burned tn 1889, and we recommend aa appropriation by the legislature tor this purpose.

-1 Groceries He Holds That the Unlawful Kntry of a STAPLE and FANCY Synopsis of the Treasury Rep ort Es ti- 3 8 03 a mated Receipts and Expenditures For the Ensuing; Tear Report of fhm Secretary of the Mary. The average number of pupua for the penoa Counties. was 82- average per capita cost, tctl-la. DR. HARTSHORN, Physician and Surgeon, (Graduated In London, England.) Chinaman Is Political astd Not Criminal Offense Railroad Mileage at the Country.

Chin a belealesfa Kxw Oblkans, Deo. 12. Judge rJJ-' asylum roa imciij touts. The future of this Institution Is subleot that Dress Goods. We place on sale Saturday, December 3rd, the greatest and grandest values in DRESS GOODS ever attempted in this city.

All new, stylish, seasonable and desirable goods and at such prices that will make you wonder how we can sell them so cheap. The Treasury. Washtxston, Dec 8. The annual re 1,607 OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST 1.B09 L638 May be consulted at hla residence on Sixth Allen Anderson Barber l.sra 8.688 demands both careful study and prompt and wise action. While it la doing everything possible te oars for all of the unfortunate children oommltted to Its care, its capacity is Inadequate to tne demands that are constantly made upon It.

The Bomber et applications that are oa ale awaiting veeenoiea mere than equals the Street, Junction Cityr Kansas. S3 port of the secretary of the-treasury shows that the government revenues from all sources during- the past fiscal ward Billings, in the United States circuit court, quashed the indictments against several Chinese for violating the exclusion act, and defined the pow 1.381 6 1.423 8,76 8,580 Barton Bourbon 1,898 1,476 8,718 1,439 1,816 1,863 2,662 8,705 972 1,292 i.tos B. M. HATS. M.

D. I L. E. KING, v. D.

Brown residence on 7th. second I resid. with Mrs. BltkelT year were $435,888,259 and the total ex number et inmates Hum any imperatively S.M2 2,68 e0 8.654 ers of. the government officials.

Said door west of opera house I on Second and Adams. dictates that the state should no longer delay 896 1,408 he, is brief: Butler Chase Chautauqua Cherokee. 1.40s te fully provide far all this class. Those who The statute relied upon by the prosecuting HAYS KING, 8.714 8.751 60S COAL 2aw Clara 500 826 1,689 cannot gain edmieaion to the asylum are generally sent to the psorhouse, where they receive (sad this is especially true of the females) Inefficient control and Improper oftloer is found in the fourth section of the set Of congress ot May 5, 1892. That statute, aa it seems to me, deals with the coming in of Chi Physicians and Surgeons.

486! 805 8,038 8,268 1,886 310 1.931 1.66S U9 5. The law provides that upon arriving nese aa a police matter, and is the re-enacting and constituting of what might be termed a Clay Cloud. Coffey Comanche Cowley penditures $415,953,806, leaving' a surplus of $9,014, 451 With the cash balance, the national bank redemption fund and a few small items added, this surplus was $40,750,468, which was applied to the redemption of bonds and the national bank notes. As compared with the fiscal year 1891, the receipts in 1892 have fallen off $32,675,971 The principal losses were customs receipts $42,069,241 and profits on coinage but there was a grain of in internal revenue receipts and of Office over Davidson's Hardware Store. Telenhone at both residences can be reached at quarantine against Chinese.

They are treated 5,8861 8,896 Cloaks. as would be infected merchandise and the im 1.786 269 8,900 8,087 627 8,456 8,169 8,126 :9 office by telephone at C. H. Ward's or A. N.

Miller Co's drug stores. prisonment is not a punishment for a orlme. LIME, STUCCO. AND BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS. EVERYTHING DRY AND UNDER COVER.

SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. at the age of 31, the inmates shall be returned to the oounUes whence they came. Inasmuch as this, to many, only means the oounty poor bouse, with all its degrading Influences, provision should be made at this asylum for the proper custody of adult Idiots endiinbeciles, and the statutes should be so amended that adults belonging to these classes may be sent 3,083 6l 2419 .162 3,114 399 4,104 983 8,647 2.1T4 472 bnt a means of keeping a damaging Individual safely until he can be sent away. In a summary manner and as a political matter, this oomlng in is to be pre M. MORGAN CLOUD, M.D..

1.2351 1.234 1,369 vented. This matter Is dealt with as po Office and Tarda: Jefferson St. E. F. WHITE 590 1,092 477 1,069 1,097 E38 Physician and Surgeon, litical and not orimlnaL The words used are Opposite City Hall.

S46 1.1U2 473 48 2,208 those which are ordinarily found In criminal $4,998,690 in sales of District of Columbia bonds. In the ordinary expenditures. The greatest slaughter of sale of CLOAKS. Everything in this line must be sold at SOME PRICE by December 5th. 56! 8,2171 8.431 Late House Surgeon Mo.

Pacific B. B. 1 I Hospital, Kanaaa City, Mo. there was a decrease of $10,349,354, to this institution. Many are able, with proper supervision, to perform considerable physical labor, and as the land now owned by the state consists of only forty acres, and that of poor quality, more land should be purchased, that they may net only be removed from the demoralizing effects of Idleness, but in part made to oon tribute to the support of the Institution.

statutes, but the intent ot congress is, and it seems to be unmistakable, that what is termed being convicted and adjudged, means "found." 1081 1021 865i 324 69 1.118! 248! 546! 8831 S27 436 "decided," by the commissioner representing Office with Dr. Daugherty, over Ward's Drugstore. Office Telephone No. S3. Residence, Central House Telephone No.

79. 484 ROESLEE. GRASSBERGER sot the criminal law, but the political depart- 14? ment of the government. After the lawful pree- 1 which is accounted for by diminished payments for discount taxes, refund of excessive customs, drawbacks, census, quartermaster's supplies and interest on the publio debt, the decrease in the last item alone being $14,169,019. 276 The average number of inmates for the penoa ence of the alien is determined, he must be seat 181 229 114 1.T81 846 1SI 274 241 1,733 JS3 res 101; average per capita oost, 5179.05.

aoLnrsna' orphans' ion back to his oountry by the treasury depart. 1.731 262 Sucoessorsito Eoesler Strack) The home during the biennial period has been 186 1.: ment at Washington. To prevent an unreasonable snd possibly oppressive detention it must be within one year. Meanwhile he must be Mrs.E.F.A. DRAKE, MD Manhattan, Kansas, SPECIALIST IN DISEASES OP WOMEN AND Children.

Office Con rational parsonage. Dunns the present fiscal year the rev crowded with children, and many have una L7l. 1.423 1.460 8,679 1,711 8,808 8,702 868 iso 714 492 800 1,012 8,284 1,860 818 8,877 4,156 060 8,640 1,191 8,170 478 1,870 1.026 1,108 342 563 8,424 88 1,108 251 668 134 227 111 1,778 192 1.968 1,9 224 L694 1,989 8,228 1,898 144 1.680 370 8098 219 3,838 1,848 ,070 831 8,611 1,652 8,986 3,853 211 8,230 1,864 8,609 1,823 76 2,171 1,160 655 1,078 8.182 1,888 1,618 728 1,461 8,087 1,164 761 8,088 .052 1,826 1.423 2,027 177 voidably been defied admission. This institu 2,096 178 862 1.830 Ill 223 1,594 3 enues are estimated as follows: From customs, from internal revenues, from miscellaneous sources, from postal service, tion is as nearly a real heme as it is possible for it to be made, with the addition of careful, enthusiastic school trainlsf. An appropriation was made by the last legislature for the erec 8.043 1,973 810 Humboldt street, Oiiice hoars, 9 to 12 a.

mn and 1 to 8 p. m. Other hours by appointment. Patients from out of town taken ta board. Corres Goal.

kept from entering the community of the people Of the United States, and, therefore, he is te be Imprisoned and to prevent expense to the gov ernment and -as a sanitary matter he is to be made to work. This, it seems to me, is the moaning of the clause relied upon to authorize trial and punishment for a FLOUR, FEED, HAT, WOOD and 1,987 8,067 214 2,070) pondence solicited. Prescriptions sent by xuall. tion of sa addition to the building, which has total, $463,336,350.44. The 141 1.564 Z1MI 1.223 been completed and is bow In use.

A well 1.211 expenditures for the same period are estimated as follows: For the civil es 410 crime There is nothing in the statute declar Clothing. In in Clothing Department we will also continue our special bargains in this department. This is your time to buy an Overcoat cheap. Shoes. 2,9751 2,960 RABER (Successors to BaberS DS.

Dental Darlors over K. W. Keller's rrocerv store 284 planned ana carefully constructed nospitei building has also been constructed. Although the addition te the building increased Its oapao-lty, the Institution Is still crowded, and there are on file many applications that must neces ing that it shall be crime or a misdemeanor for a Chinese to eome into the oountry. The unlawfulness is not made the basis of criminal procedure or detention, but rather is made the warrant to send him back.

The imprisonment We always keep on hand a good stock of Goal, embracing seven different arrades, ranging in price from $5,00 to $11.00. 3,470 878 2,048 467 8.490 8i 2,038 456 2 tablishment, for the military establishment, for the naval establishment, for the Indian service, for pensions, for interest on the publio 87 8,116 222 3.869 2,068 829 2,623 1.682 2,937 2,365 214 sarily be rejected, or long delayed, an til suaV Teeth without plates, and earing natural teeth a specialty. No teeth or roots too bad to be saved by filling or crowning. Special attention given to children's teeth. Teeth extracted without pain by use of VITALIZED AIR.

Office hours from 9:00 to dent provision shall be made by the legislature spoken of In the statute is that which is neces 2.28a! 2,209 tor their reception. The boilers In use for heat Done on Wednesdays ind Saturdays of each week. CUSTOM GRINDING .534 sary to effectuate his return. It seems to me that sootion 4 deals with the proceedings before ing and laundry purposes are worn out and it Is 12:00 and 1:30 to 5:00. 2,530 2,294 debt, for postal service.

Decatur Dickinson Doniphan Douglas Edwards Elk Ellis Ellsworth Finney Ford Franklin Geary Gove Graham. Grant Gray Greeley Greenwood Hamilton Harper. Harvey Haskell Hodgeman Jackson. Jefferson Jewell Johnson Kearney Kingman Kiowa Labette. Lane Leavenworth.

Lincoln Linn Logan Lyon. Marion. Marshall. MoPheraon Meade Miami Mitchell Montgomery Morris Nemaha Neosho. Ness Norton Osage Osborne Ottawa Pawnee Phillips Pratt Reno Republio Rice Riley Rooks Rush Russell Saline Soott Sedgwick Seward Shawnee Sheridan Sherman Smith Stafford Stanton Stevens Thomas Trego doubtful if thsy will, with all possible repairs.

201 the commissioner conducting an examination, total, $461,336,350.44. last through the coming winter. The purchase ROESLER GRASSBERGER, West 7th St. 0pp. Opera House.

which is political and not criminal, and amounts 2.243 1,407 yr L. GBEENO, of new boilers and the erection of a suitable This will leave an estimated surplus for the year of $2,000,000. to a direction to him snd to the authorities who boiler house are imperative, and appropriations 2,292 286 8,284 1,469 2,750 1,429 107 8,238 8,014 2.739 1.BD5 2,614 1,823 76 8.194 1.417 should be made by the legislature for these conduct the transportation or removal back Vf China, wbt his twofold: (1) that a Chinese ad-Judged to Ive re unlawfully shall be removed 108 purposes, to be available at as early a date as 2322 possible. The available cash balance in the treasury at the end of the present fiscal year is stated at $120,992,377. The revenues for the fiscal year 1894 are esti 2L000I Johs E.

Koss, Jb Geo. B. Boss. The average number of inmates was 120, aver Office on Serenth street, Established iiaret. 12, '60 All Work-Neatly and Promptly Done, 631 496 within a year (2) that till removal he shall be kept in prison and made to work.

In accordance with these views I must direct that this indict ESTABLISHED SINCE 1870. age per capiia cost, 8155.32. 2,170 690 1,090 8,170 1,380 Our stock of SHOES is tee largest in the city and sold at the lowest prices. oucsTHiAL school roa OWLS. 1.054 2, 1.163! 1,070 8,607 1.168 .481 ment be quashed and that the defendant be re At reasonable rates and guarantee satisfaction.

The Idea that was quite prevalent at the time manded to the cis tod of the commissioner to 1.DI1 Filling; and savins: natural teeth a specialty of the erection of this institution, that the es be dealt with according to law. HOSS BROTHERS, tablishment thereof was unwise and unneces 63 1,354 1,444 609 1,852 1,108 647 sary, is controverted by the fact mat tne in 8,135 977 Railway Mileage. Wabhixgtow, Dec 12. The fourth stitution is filled with girls many of mated at $490,121,365 and the appropriations required $457,261,355, exclusive of the sinking fund or an estimated surplus of. $32, 860, 030, which with the cash balance and gold reserve will make the available balance $53,852,407.

and deducting accrued or accruing obligations (mail contracts and redemptions) would leave the balance $47,853,407. 722 1 1,489 8,101 1,170 756 8,097 2,049 -DEALERS IN- 681 whom would, without the reformatory in 691 J. R. McCLURE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, JnncTios City, Kansas. 8,186 8, MS 2,176 fluence of the school, become outcasts, Ma ti.t ihur who have gradu Shirts.

2,170 1.721 1.IK1 ated appear to have reformed and become fitted statistical report of the inter-state commerce commission, prepared by its statistician, Mr. Case, which has just been submitted, gives a complete epitome of railroad progress in the United States Fine 1,573 Groceries, to fill honorable and respectable positions la 811 Will Practice in all of the Courts of the Eighth 846 628 715 1,427 847 618 780 8.176 life. We recommend that an appropriation be made for the erection of a cottage to acoommo. 1,588 820 576 1,034 1,837 144 Judicial District. 570 1,008 1.817 8.166 for the period covered.

date a family of fifty girls, with provision for 142 162 the necessary addluonal beating ana ugnting, The report shows that the casualties 4.361 4.768 5.854 W. J. FRANKLIN, Choice Meats. and an appropriation be also made for connecting the sewerage system with that of the city 156 163 5,413 US 4,189 461 743 115 4.206 157 8,780 826 We have just received a large consignment of the celebrated Mother Friend Shirt Waists. Please call and see them.

0,760 226 of Beloit Attorney atLaw 463 The average number of pupils was 85; aver 586 748 571 during the year were greater than in any previous year covered by reports to the commission. The cumber killed during the year was 7,029, and the number injured was 83,831. Of these totals, the number of employes killed was 2,000 1.951 1.923 age per capita cost, iw.40. By this we mean that we have constantly in stock a full and complete line of STAPLE Onr Navy. Washington, Dec.

13. Secretary Tracy, in his annual report, sets forth the fact that when the present administration came in, March, 1889, besides old and obsolete wooden ships only three modern war vessels were in commission. During the administration nineteen new vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 54,833 tons, mounting two 12-inch, six 10-inch, sixteen 8-inch and eighty-two 6-inch guns, have been added, all 1,883 845 1,389 8401 Office over Trott's Book Store. 1.232 CONGRESS. 146) 146 131 and FINE GROCERIES.

We kill our meats, and they are choice young, fat and desirable. Fresh Fish, Game in season. Cash paid for Poultry and Hides. 1,227 131 183 4,642 JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 86 of 8,503 86 8,626 493 813 and the number injured was 684 vo Summary of the Week's Proceedings the senate aad House. WEDNESDAY.

ROSS BROTHERS. At the Old Stand. 291 The number of passengers killed was AUCTIONEER. GEORGE HKini.K. 186 4,058 093 294 1,600 295 8,842 214 of DRY GOODS 1.861 1,528 Wabaunsee S93 and the number injured 2,973.

94 'Wallace We have complete lines as well as CLOTHING. Washisoton, Deo, Q. In the senate yesterday the treasury report was re 1818 876 8,843 47 This report emphasizes more strong 309 877 8,323 245 1.803 1.071 rTIHIRTY YEARS experience. Will make sales 318 of which, with the exception of five of the earliest, have been manufactured 1.636 WaaMngton Wichita Wilson Woedsoa any place in Central Kansas, Terms reason able, Junction City, Kansas. 1,643 1.027 1.806 1.076 ly than previous reports the necessity of legislation compelling railways to adopt train brakes and automatic couplers, and also suggests that some stepSp- 1,082 W2! in this country.

6,558 ceived, also a message from the president transmitting information aa to the agreement with Great Britain in regard to maintaining naval vessels on the .8821 Three new steel tugs have also been constructed and wnt, in service. There 168,111 Totals -nwiiiiw ,286,: Yours anxious ta please, and Leaders 5,432 t. US taken. bnidM the tutopuon 01 mis lakes. Mir.

Hill introduced a bill to In process of construction elgnteen f- (Successor to Frank Patterson). THE ELECTORAL VOTE. peal the act of July 4, 1190, directing the purchase of silver bullion and the issue of treasury notes thereon. Sev Blacksmith Horse Shoer Bow the Latest Returns Hake the Elec vessels, certain to be completed, should i armor be completed within tta next year, of aggregate tonnage of 83,399 tons and mounting; altogether twelve 13-inch, six 12-inch, sixteen 10-inch, eral resolutions were referred. The an toral College Stand.

The electoral table as revised and REPAIRING In wood and Iron promptly done. Fine horse shoeing a specialty. Shop opposite nouncement of the death of Represent train brake to prevent the frequency of casualties from falling from trains and engines. The large number killed and Injured from collisions also brings prominently into notice the necessity of some extensive use of the block system in the handling of trains and a more perfect application of the principle of personal responsibility in the case of accidents. An investigation into the matter of handling trains is rec corrected up to date is as follows! Park north of Mackey's Livery stable.

of LOW PRICES, W. H. Roses Co. thirty 8-inch, thirty-two 6-inch, thirty- ative McDonald, of rew Jersey, received and the senate adjourned. Galrand eiht 5-inch and thirty-four.

4-inch VS In the house a bill, in effect repealing guns, all of which have been of are to be manufactured in this country. the law which provides for a reduction T. NICHOLSON, 0NTRACT0R AND BUILDER, And Proprietor of the Junction City Development the past four years has ommended. in the force of the engineer officers of the navy to 170, was brought to the at-tention of the house. Should the bill become a law the number of officers would be fixed at 191.

Although the measure received a majority vote, a mo It is recommended that express com Saw and Pianino: Mills. not been confined to ships alone. At the beginning of this administration, says the secretary, the naval establishment was entirely destitute of certain elements of efficiency, each one of Logs sawed into Lumber on shares or for cash. panies and water carriers engaged in inter-state traffic be required to make reports to the inter-state commerce commission similar to those now made General Planing Hill work done to order. Stair work a specialty.

Estimaets furnished. Office and shop, cor. 7th and Adams Sta. which was indispensable to its practical employment as a fighting force, and tion to reconder was interposed and no final action taken. The remainder of the day was consumed ia the consideration of a long senate bill relative to by railways, and that persons, com the absence of which, even II it had I 1 Ik H.

H. MEAD, panies or corporations owning rolling stock used in inter-state traffic should AND OTHER publio printing aad binding. rnv been possessed of a hundred ships, would still have left it in a condition of paralysis. These were armor, tor be obliged to make annual reports so THURSDAY. far as may be necessary for a complete REAL ESTATE AQ'T WASHlicsTOJf, Deo.

9. The senate held 1 UG UUVI Vj statement of the kind of rolling stock MAKES a brief session yesterday. A petition pedoes, heavy rapid firing guns, armor-piercing shell, smokeless powder and high explosives. used by railways. from the Chicago Woman's club for a 1 STATES 0 i I I 5 a Alabama Arkansas 8........

8 California 1 Colorado 6 Delaware. 3 8 Florida 4 4 Georgia 13 is Idaho 3 Illinois 24 84 Indiana. 15 Iowa 13 Kansas 1 0 1 Kentucky IS IS Louisiana 8 8 Maine Maryland 8 8 Massachusetts 15 16 Michigan 6 14 Minnesota. 9 Mississippi 9 Missouri 17 17 Montana 3 8 Nebra 8 8 8 8 New Hampshire 4 New Jersey 10 10 New 86 88 North Carolina 11 11 North Dakota 1 2 Ohio 1 22 23 Oregon 4 4 Pennsylvania 82 82 Rhode Island. 4....

4 South Carolina 9 9 South Dakota 4.... 4 Tennessee. 12 12 Teias 15 15 Vermont 4 4 Virginia 12 18 Washington 4 4 West Virginia 6 6 Wisconsin. 12 12 Wyoming 8 I 276 147 18 444 repeal of the Sunday closing provision The secretary details at length the LUCKY CHICAGO. ALL kinds of properties for rent.

Notary Public and Conveyances, Land surveyor and draughtman. Steamship tickets for sale, A tent DR. C. I STEADMAN, Propr. in the world's lair act was received.

lor sate oi union racinc raiiroau iguas. impruvou A Munificent Donation to the City From Fire. noteworthy progress in the production of these things, and says the progress noted, by which the United States has emerged from its condition of helpless farms and city property taken in cnarge The senate bill for a bridge across the Mississippi river above New Orleans for the Southern Paclfio railroad was cyclone, windstorm and tornado TITQTT F. D. Armour.

Chicago, Dec. 14. Philip D. Armour, MCE. 7tn street, junction city, uiuu.

Our stock is always complete in all lines carried in a first-class drug house. the millionaire packer, started last passed, and in executive session the ness at sea, and by the employment of its own resources has distanced its most treaty with Chili was ratified and the night for New York on his way to The Doctor can usually be found in his office REAL ESTATE sonata adjourned until Monday. experienced competitors, marks an Europe, leaving behind him a Christ' ntas gift of over 11,500,000 to the city of In rear of store. In the house the annual report of the epoch in the naval development, not secretary of the treasury was received Chicago. only of this country, but of the world.

Absolutely unknown to the public, Delay in delivery of armor bag caused and referred to the oommitte on ways and means. No objection was raised to work has been going on for a year past final completion of armored vessels under construction to be somewhat later the further consideration of the bill relative to printing and binding, and toward the erection of a magnificent five story building on Armour avenue, and it Ls now all but ready for occu than at first contemplated. The only 'f i I 1 this consumed the remainder of the compensation for this delay is the superior quality of armor that has been afternoon. Without disposing of the First-class Real Estate bill the house adjourned. pancy.

This building will be known as the Armour institute, and will be to Chicago all that the Drexel institute is recently developed. In connection witn WE ARE SELLING THEM Loans negotiated at unus FBEDAT. the development of nickel steel for WASHntOTOir, Dec. 10. The senate armor, the department has undertaken ually favorable rates.

Ten was not in session yesterday. Oflloial returns not made. Besult not posi- lively decided. The house passed the printing bilL years, with privilege of pay' ing at any time. a series of experimenta in the application of this material other purposes of construction which promise no less important results than those already Mr.

Catchings, from the committee on STATE CHARITIES. to Philadelphia and the Pratt institute to Brooklyn. The building is but a small part of the gift In addition to this, for its support Mr. Armour gives $1, All that money and brains and labor can do will be done toward making it the grandest institute for manual science and art in the country. rules, reported a resolution amending g.

w. Mcknight, Beporte aad Recommendations of tne J. H. AVERY I GROCER obtained. At First National Bank.

the rules so as to provide that business coming over as unfinished from one session of congress may be considered immediately at a meeting of the subse Bobbers Rented. State Board Tne Improvements Needed at the Various Institutions Tnronghoat tne State. The following summaries and sugges iBOSeATE, Dec 14. Last night HEATING STOVES, STAR as the Chesapeake ox unio vesuouie quent session of the same congress. tions regarding the state charitable in Export Statistics.

Washtsotost, Dec 14. The chief of Adopted. The following committee ap train was pulling out of Huntington, W. about 11 o'clock four masked stitutions are embodied in the biennial report of the state board of charities: pointments were announced by the men, each with two revolvers, appeared the bureau of statistics reports that the total values of the exports of domestic beef and hog products from the United speaker to fill vacancies; Judiciary, ntsaira ASTLtns. The last legislature made an appropriation in the coaches and called on the passen BAKERY Fellows (N.

public buildings and frers to throw up their hands, Two of for the erection of a building at the Osawatomle insane asylum, calculated to accommodate 800 States during the month of 1892, as compared with the correspond grounds, Bretz (Ind); enrolled bills, Soott (111), chairman; naval affairs, the passengers seized one of the robbers and attempted to disarm him. In patients. While this will afford great relief to $45 $3 to this unfortunate class. It wuL when Oiled, still Brown, military affairs, Gorman ing period of the previous year, were as follows: November, 1892, AND the scuffle one of the passengers, a man leave in the homes, private asylums and poor education, McLaunn (S, a); from Cincinnati, who with his wife was November, 1891, 89,040,584, The values houses of the state from 808 to 400 Insane people. To provide tor these, and for the natural enrolled bills, Ohlig-er invalid pen on his bridal tour to Europe, was mor of the exports of dairy products were, sions, Cadmus (N.

militia, Sipe war claims, Hillborn (CaL); expendi tally wounded, the baU entering his increase in the number of insane people la the state, is an imperative duty of our legislators, abdomen. Another passenger, Peter RESTAURANT. and both convenience and economy indicate tures in the post office department, November, 1892, 8646, 526; 1891, S401.B84. Seven months, ended November 80, 1892, 189L $7,422,685, The values of the beef and hog products Drake, of No. 15 Vine street, Cincin that provision should be made for the comple Sipe, (Pa); militia, MoLaurin G).

tion of the Topeka asylum and tor the erection nati, was twice wounded, one baU en Adjourned until Monday. tering his leg and one his arm. of another asylum in the central western part of the state. The chapel at the Osawatomle from New York during the month of MOBTDAT. Meanwhile the ticket collector was October, 1892, were Boston, asylum now has a seating capacity of Sfltt With Washtsgtox, Dee.

18. The senate trying to secure a revolver. He finally the prospective addition to the population, an was in session three hours yesterday 5 Steep on hand a fresh supply of Bread, Cakes and Pies, Fresh Oysters served in any style Short order Restaurant and Lunch Coanter COOK STOVES, succeeded in getting one in the baggage enlarged or a new chapeL to accommodate at least 500 cersons. will be required, aad we rec and did but littLs business. The antt Philadelphia, Baltimore, $614,714.

For October, 1891: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ear and returning opened fire on the ommend that sa appropriation be Bade for this option bill came up but was laid over a purpose. day in order to have correctly print robbers, emptying all of the barrel! of the pistoL He then returned to the Bnecial attention riven to orders for wedding The average number of inmates tor the bien 149.988. nial period was, for Topeka insane asylum. cakes. Try a loaf of our Cream Bread as be con batrirage car, secured another pistol and DESPERADO'S DtED.

vinced that we have one or the best Bakers in tne T48)4; Osawatomle means asylum, 5104. ed. The subject which occupied most of the session was Mr. Vest's joint resolution for the appointment of a commission to have an agreement made with resumed firing, when the robbers ours patronage solicited CATS) KSTOBM SCHOOL. Jumped from the train and fled.

We strongly reoommead that aa industrial Deputy Marshal WUsoa KlXUd la the lo-dlaa Territory By a Desperado. building be erected, aad equipped with preper $11 to the five civilized tribes of Indians for Jenkins Summit, Dec. 13. A terrible Corrsy till, Dec. 14.

Again machinery for the education or the boys in use REMEMBER The time for making mince meat is at hand, and we hare a fresh stock of everything needful for it. Also new nuts, buckwheat, honey, maple syrup, maple sugar, preserves, mince meat, Cblorado evaporated fruits, White Cloud cheese, kraui; sweet pickels, caned fruits and vegetables. We want our country friends to remember that we need their produce, butter, chickens, eggs, potatoes, and will pay top prices. GEORGE KILIAN. cyclone passed two miles above this ful trades, that they may be enabled to earn a the taking of land in severalty, and for opening the remainder of the lands to white settlement The discussion was town carrying death and destruction in livelihood upon leaving the school.

We also has murder added to the record the Indian territory has gained for outlawry and crime. recommend that buildings be erected et sunV its path. The house of Eev. D. Yoang, M.

TILLSON chiefly between Senators Vest aad Ber Baptist minister, was completely eient capacity to accommodate, not only those who are sentenced to the institution as punish About sixteen miles southwest of this ry, who were Dota agreed as to the demolished and the occupants buried in ment for the commission of rime, but also the city. Deputy United State Marshal main object proposed, but who differed the ruins. Relief parties were organ meorrlsiblesof the state. That the work of Floyd Wilson was killed by Henry Star, to some statements of tacts. The this institatiea has been wonderfully efficient Keeps constantly on hand al large supply of noted robber and.

desperado and a ized at once and a search made for the victims. Mr. Young and his family and beneficial, is substantiated by the state matter went over without action. half-breed Cherokee Indian. Wilson, The session of the house was short, ment of the superintendent that more than TO per cost, of the Inmatee become useful and were rescued from the ruins of their in company with W.

Dickey, special They are going fast every day. little of interest ooourring exoept the CHOICE honored eiosens, and that only 14 per cent be residence alt dangerously wounded. The cyclone cut a path S00 yards wide. dramatic episode which opened the pro come criminals. The average amber of Inmates tor the period ceedings ia the spontaneous ovation earrvinir everything with it Large We will pleased to show yon was 214; average per capita cost for support.

tendered to Speaker Crisp, aad Mr. detective for the -Pacific Express Co. went out from Lena pah, a small station on the Iron mountain road, twelve miles south of here, to arrest Star. They came up on him in an opening on Wolf creek and Wilson, with Winchester in hand, ordered pine trees were uprooted and snapped in pieces like pipe stems. The residence BATS 814.

50. BXAV ACS DUMB OrsxiTUT Amos Camming' resolution to investi our Stoves, and will treat you Aa appropriation was made by the last legis of H. Lowe was completely wrecked. gate the alleged misuse of the mails. TTJXSDAT.

lature tor aa industrial building which has been STACK COVERS row Italians Killed. erected under the oirectloa of tna board 01 pub right. Star to surrender. The reply was a lic worka, and is sow occupied as aa industrial school by the pupils who are learning prmtfng. Chablkstok, Dec, 14.

The "Dosa" or foreman killed four Italian shot from Star's rifle. Wilson fired once and then his gun refused to work and Washjsotoh, Dee, 14. In the senate yesterday the joint resolution for the appointment of a commission to make an agreement with the five civilized tribes of Indians for allotanent of their lands -AND- cabinet making, shoe making and harases making. A number of graduates are now employed phosphate laborers at the Horseshoe ALL ZIKD3 OF BxOKED MEAT, CORNED KEAT, VEAL, BEEF, UTTOU, POEX, by maaafaeturers la the stats who express themselves not only satisfied but especially J.J.M7.F. Star discharged his Winchester ten times and his pistol seven times at the brave marshal, who finally fell dead in in severalty, and for opening the Indian pleased with their efficiency as skilled wsrk mines in Colleton county.

The work are near Jaeksonboro, a station on the Charleston Savannah railway, about eighteen miles from here. There la no telegraph office in the vicinity and so anea. ABumberof Improvements are asked for his tracka territory te settlement, was discussed during the. morning hour, and then by the supsrlBtendeBt FISH A5DLAED The average number of papus for the biennial Wagon Sheets AT CURIOSITY SHOP 0) The dead marshal's borne is at Fort Smith, and he was an exceptionally brave young man. lie was about 28 period was 228; average cost per capita, naasv partieulars are not yet oDtautawe.

xno went over without action. The anti-option bill was taken up, and the rest of the day's session was occupied by Mr. tjeorge, of Mississippi, in advocacy iUi AYE EM I Efl report Is that the slayer escaped ana Bays Hides, Tallow and Wool, for which pays the highest aurket price, Give sua call. The beard is thoroughly impresed with the posse is in hot pursuit Taere great The years of age. He was also at one time a rider with Bob.Dalfem, itil idea that industrial training tor the blind is of prime Importunes, for, with a literary adoea.

excitement over the affair. M. TILLSON v. az i.