The Ottawa Daily Republic from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 1

BJbiCAN 1 A TT "HE IJillJLjI AMA3A T. SHARPE, Ed. Prop. 1 Mais St. 4 doors north of 2d.

VOL. II. OTTAWA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, MA11CH 12, 1881. ISSUED EVERY AFTEEXOON. I Deuterid BT CAABIEK at It A Wkik.

NO. 138. 1 then committed her in such a blund- ering and inhuman manner, that be failed in his commitment to state M)J J2) -THERE IS NO MISTAKE MORE TRUTH JTHAH POETRY IX THE RUMOR THAT- W. A. WBSTOVBR CO.

A.VE AT RTnATTV THE PRICES ON Bill For thocouilns Spring and Summer trade. They have just received over TWO i outns Ladies Misses' and Children's Goods, recentlr mirchasHl at 45 cent- which shall be retailed to the people of Franklin County ami vicinity, at from 13 to 25 per cent Less THAN ACTUAL WHOLESALE Figures These Goods are not Auction trash, but strictly select and prime. Golden opiioi at once or send. our children can buy as cheap as you. We are the only One Priced BOOT and SHOE HOUSE in the West.

Everything marked in plain figure. We cordially Invite you to call and become one of our regular v- erytning guaranteed as represented. OTTAWA, COR, MAIN THIRD STREETS. CLAYTON AT THE FRONT Tailoring Establishment, HE HAS Three Hundred Samples S3B Jj DEAL ESTATE OTTAWA, AGENTS, KAS. Beat Estate of Evert Description Bought and Sold.

HATE FOR SALE Farms in every part of the Coanty. from SO to IJMO acres. Several thousand acres unimproved Land in Franklin Couuty. Ilonies ia the City OUawa from $250 to some at them on easy terras of payment. Tnree hundred residence lts, in all arts of the city, at price from $10 to 2X) each.

Three Business Houses on Main street, ear the center of business. Three atreet. Eusiuess Ilorue on Second Three Main street of town. Lots near business On Main street street LGt north of river, on wet side, near bridge. i Two Min i-treet Lofcj on Baptist Church block.

Several small tracts of one to three acre, both with and without buildings. 13 Acres just across the river, of town. SO Acres adjoining Ottawa, J-Aere Dairy Form 1 mile from town; wo houp, cattle hheds, water, etc. Several Farms for rent in February. For Kent A small shop adjoiu-ing blacksmith stiop.

Kent low. 3THA JV! Warming Apparnlus BOILERS. WROUGHT-IRON PIPE! Vamps and Farm Steamer. Samuel iTpope co. 193 Lake Street, CHICAGO.

McCord, Nave WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cerner TTnios Aveaue Jk Santa Fe Kashas City, Mo. 4-ly G. W. Fitzer's BLACKSMITH SHOP, Near the Old Depot. liepalrlit? Done la (iooa Style Shoeing a Sprtriallly.

City Cigar Store! J. ACKER, Proprietor. Best Tobacco and Ci-(j -ivs in the City. OLD -PALACli DRUG STOKE." Dlyr K. Kellenberger, M.

D. OFFICE XO.Z,MAIX STREET, (Opp. Centennial HoU OFFICE HOURS From i to a. and from 12 to 2 arid to p. in.

Joan W. Deford, Practices lu all the Conn. SPECIAL ATTENTION to the Collection of Claims against the IT. S. OFFICE, Xo.

86 Main UpStaics. II. Ueclieiii, Attorney at Law, Ottawa, Kansas. 92 Main Street. Tr.

J. G. Pierce, OFFICE: 02 Man Street, Residence on Hickoij Street, between Fourth and Fifth, near south-east corner of Court House Square. may-ly H1IAXEEX HOUSE, Cou. Secoxi and Railroad Sts.

OTTAWA, KANSAS. Thi is a NEW HOTEL, lately fitted up in the best of style. Large sleepin roows elegantly furuished with new furniture; good sample etc and onveniently located. Kates, SUV) pr day. Levi Suaxek, Proprietor.

4iKw A. L. Braucht, Proprietor of the HAIIBLffl HOUSE BARBER SHOP, (1 Kt t. IBBARD ifJORDA CRIMES ANO CASUALTIES: PERILS OF THE. Pi I.

LEY. St. Louis. March 11, A Clarksvill-Mo, special says 13. G.

Reed, supenn- tedent of the paper mill at that place went into the basement of the mill this afternoon to oil a shaft journal, and was caught by a nut on a puller wheel, earned around the shaft a number of times, and both feet beat-off by striking against the tloor above. The thumping cn the floor attracted the attention of the engineer, who shut off the steam. On going into the basement Reed's mangled and dead body was found hanging from the shaft. The deceased came from Pulaska, N. last June, and assisted to rganize the mill company and was a member of it.

DERAILED. Fort Worth, March 11 A construction train on the Dallas and Wichita railroad was derailed and thrown down an embankment to-day and five employe of tne American Improvement Company were seriously injured. All wer placed in the hospital and are being properly cared TURNED A SUMERSAULT. Denver March 10. Tne Denver and Suuth Park train from Leadvili, jumped the track forenoon, near Thompson's station, turnea a complete somersault and landed in the Platte river, down a twenty-five foot embankment.

Only two were seriously hurt. INDIAN DEPKEDTTIONS. i.uui, -illicit Li. fori Worth special sas a report reached there to-day that a oand of Indians have been depredating in Nolan county, and had attacked a party of Texas and pacific railroad graders, wounded several or them and then eseip.H. THE WHIPPING POST.

Harrisburg. March 11. In the legislature an act has been reported affirmatively providing fur the infliction of corporal punishment upon men convicted of beating their wives or other women. The Burgess Case Again. Ed.

Republican Two weakneses will not give strength, any more than two wrongs will make a right. The fulsome stuff in the- last Trumpet, the basis of which was given by the great and good E. J. and the reducing of which to paper was the ef-tort of the unwashed Jap, does not seem to get away with the unlawful and atrocious acts of our city anthro-pophogi, Nugent. Had the Journal reporter taken hi3 strychnine reasonable doses, and went to the river, and actually created a sensation resulting in a coroner's jury, we would simply have diminished one in our population yet the stains and disgrace upon our city, growing out of the outrages cooiraitied by one of her officials would remain, and do remain, are ineffaceable.

"The complete history of the case," as given by a Journal reporter, seems to be only the exudations of a diseased mind and his indiscribable fancy. The last sentence of thearticie.whieh reads, "Neither the whining nor the howling of defeated police court pettifoggers, or their sympathizers who have 'stood will change the popular verdict." This snould be put in rhyme. The "long may the Deacon ware," attaches largely to the longevity of the mule and the jackass who is catering to his terrible and fearful convulsions, not only in a legal but in a "moral way. If the Burgess case was continued "nine times" it may have been it waS tried, and the wan, sickly woman and her babe were Imprisoned, either on the evidence adduced at the former trial or that adduced on the day the humanity anni-hilator, Nugent, directed the marshal to take her to jail. I have consulted no less than seven lawyers in this city, each of whom tells me that when an alia3 warrant was issued at the instigation of the city that it made a case for hearing and trial, and that any former testimony that was taken in the case, on original warrant and arrest, went for nought, and that the case was to be tried uoro, iie as never having been attempted to be tried.

To me this looks like sense. If this be true then how stands this Hercules in monstrosities On the-final trial of the case, the city waived the introduction of any teaimony.that sh ju have dismissed the case, and would, had a man of sense" been in the place of E. J. N. Mr.

Welsh appearing for the poor woman, and Nugent insisting upon testimony, introduced her, her husband, Geo. Haftord and Price Lampkin. The first to swore the charges were false, and so beyond shift, evasion and subterfuge. The last two, that they only knew the de fendant by sight, had never visiteu her house, and id heard nothing derogatory to her character. Yet that immaculate (V) nincompoop.put- ting on the airs of a Jeffries, (not our townsman but the corrupt one once on the English bench), with eyes rolled ud as if to ask heavens bless ing upon his great humanitarian act.

said: "I have carefully, and 1 flattei myself impartially, heard the evi dence in this case, and I find the de fended guilty as charged, and affix the penalty at $50.00, and the costs of this prosecution. Have you tlu money Madam (So). "Then stam up receive the sentence of th Court, that you stand committed un til the fine and costs are paid" and BY TELEGRAPH. Railroad th Black Hills. Another Snow-Blockade Iowa, in Two-Hundred Miles of Track Snowed Under.

Terrible Storms in Dakota and Minnesota. The Mission of the Anti-Mo- nopolists-''' Horrible Death on a ReTolv-ing Pulley. An Acrobatic Railroad Train. Eccentricities of the Noble Red Man. Pennsylvania Provides Whipping Posts.

for NEWS IN GENERAL EN-ROUT TO WASHINGTON. Chicago, March 11. United Stats Senator Cameron passed through the city to-day for yshinston. BLOCKADED. Chicago, March 11 A heavy snow storm prevailed in Iowa last night and to-day, and the railroads are a'ain blockaded.

The Illinois Central is the only train that has arrived to-day, and 200 miles of the track is snowed uu. The Rock Island is also suffering from the same cause. AjiTI-MONOPOLT. New York, March 11. The executive committee of the national anti-monopoly league report applications for charters of branch State leagues received from twenty-fsur States and that letters are received daily from all over the country requesting information in regard to branch leagues and for documents.

edgeutox's the man. St. Paul, Minn March 11. It is un counted as timl that J. A.

Edjertou will be appointed to succeed YVm. A. Windom as senator, as indicated in thefie dispatches last night Win- doni's resignation was received today ami the appointment will prob ably be announced by the Governor to-morrovr. BL1ZZAKD. St.

'Paul, March 11. Ad Vices re ceived by the Pioneer Press along the line of the Hastings and Dakotah branch of the Milwaukee line, the Winona and St. Peter, the lower 'line of the Minneapolis and St. L.ouis, the Des Moines and Ft. Dodge and Illinois Central, east cf Ft.

Dodge, show that they are all blockaded by one of the worst blizzards of the winter. Many trains nave been abandoned as it is impossible to move Ihem so heavy is the snow and tierce the wind. PEDESTRIANS. New York, March 11 Howell took a thirteen mile run during the evening, and on one of the laps was accompanied by a T-y ear-old Doy who had just finished a fomr lap walk with the long-legged Briton. At midnight the score was: Vaughan, 405 miles; O'Leary, 390.

AN APPOINTMENT. Fort Worth. March 11. D. W.

Washburn, chief engineer, of the Texas and Pacific railroad, has Deen appointed chief engineer of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad, and R. E. Montgomery has been made right of way agent. A surveyor's corps will be put in tiie field in a few days. KAC TO THE SLACK HILLS.

St. Louis, March 11. The Louisville Courier-Journal's correspondent here learns that a small group of individuals hav secured, in lehalf of the Northwestern railroad. Bear Butte Canon, which is the only passable and available entrance for a rail road into the Black Hills, whither the Northwestern and Milwaukee St Paul roads are running a race. John A.

Smiley, an old government contractor and freighter, first secured the canon and adjoining lands and organized a railroad company which he has, according to this story, just turned over to the Northwestern officials. It now looks as though St. Paul would by this arrangement be shut out from the Black niils, and it is represented that theie is great perturbation in consequence in rail road circles. Mr. A.

V. Bark, of Whitewater. says: The success of the age is St. Jacobs Oil; it curs everybody, and is considered a gift from heaven by our people. FINEST Ever Shown where the offence charged was com- mitted.

Now, laying aside the prob abilities that the creation crime not known to any statute, or the criminal law, since the difficulty between Cain and Abel, (presumably as far back as necessary to in no case be enforced and this opinion prevails among our Attorneys. Can any one imagine a greater degree of turpitude, or in its gros ser ignorance of law, sense and decency saying nothing about humanity, than that pigmy in- eiant's armor has ex hibited? The Burgess case is not an i exception to many others I might name. A dollar between the eyes of our great and good E. J. N.

and a person charged with an offense, causes the old idiotic cormorant to lose sight of the subject matter to be adjudicated, and to put on his pecs" and gaze intently on the "legal tender. ith him the rule of law and humanity is reversed. The law, that no one shall be considered other than innocent until proven guilty, with him, any one charged must prove himself innocent. As police judge, he construes the law, so that no one can have the benefit of trial before a jury i of his pe'ers. They nni3t be tried be- fore his august pomposity.

I "He will give them wont to do, lie will fix their wages too." He may cavort as he will, but nothing "will change the popular verdict. I have no disposition to-wnrd fault-finding in general, but justice invokes chastisement for an infraction of rights which attach to our common humanity which should not go unwhipped. The "crime contemplated in the ordinance," mentioned in the Journal, is simply th giving away of the fact that no such crime can exist, as we have above intimated. We do not want to follow that man, E. J.

N. with bitterness, but if some one does not show him up, th it will be true that "absurd ity has gone mad." Veritas. Kansas HTy iiraln 22arkets. Kansas. City, March 11.

Wheat Steady. No. bid, Puc asked. No. 2, cash, bid, 3 asked; No.

3, cash, Soc bid.SiJc asked; rejected, cash. 74c bid, TO.S'c asked. Corn Steady. Number 2 mixed, cash, 32s bid, 32c asked; No. 2 white mixed, cash, 33c bid, 34e asked.

Oats No. 2, cash, 3l4c bid, sic asked; No. 2 white mixed, 311j'c. Rye 2. cash, no bids.

Fresh strawberries have appeared in the New York market. And it is a sight to make a telegraph pole weep to see Vanderbilt standing before one of those fruit stands and wishing he had money enough to buy half a pint of the berries. Oil City Derrick, Escaped From me Ino. Bacon, Laporte, writes: harraii for Spring Blossom! It's all you recommend it to My dyspepsia has all vanished. Why don't you advertise it? What allowance will you make if I take a dozen bottles, so that I could oblige my friends oc- Oar druggists ar; s-H lare quanti ties of Dr.

Marshal t's Lung for coughs, colds asd pulmonary complaints generally. It takes the lead of all cough remedies. Try it Only 55 and 50 cents bottle 27 TIIE H.1UKET8, GRAIN MARKET. Ottawa, March 0, 181. Wheat, No.

1 85 No. 2 H) No. 3 75 Com 22(524 OTTAWA RETAIL MARKET. Cantor 15 Bauer Eags Potatoes Onions Apples Cattle Hoss so 16 13 80 1 73 50 2 50 4 00 18 2 50 75 3 00 K. C.

LIVE STOCK. Kaxsas City, March 11, ISel. Native Steers Native Cows, 4 75 3 25 a yo it ta 3 55 45 3 40 5 45 4 00 Butchers Steers. Butcher's Half Breed Cows. Texas Steers Feeders Stockers lloss Sheen CHICAGO PROVISION.

Chicago Meh 11. 1 37ss'3 42 Corn Oats Rye Barlev Pork Lard IIoss MS 4w a 14 70 10 25 0 6 40 a 5 50 14 50 10 05 LIVE STOCK. 5 40 530 NEW YORK PROVISION. New York, Mch. 11, ishi.

Flour Rye Barley ats Butter fl Tj) 5 10 6 75 i 1 (2 57S' 43 a 44 13 27 20 10 (2 12s Jr j. Pork. 13 00 10 45 eis oo eio 'H BUSTED THOUSAND PAlliS ut yiKu on he iiniiar f.r si4 it sai tuiiifu-, like tlu ati; seldom. L'mur GOODS in Ottawa AxraU WasUJ. 15 a Bar mil PLvrreKJt ft ajujly SCALE.

Wiha opto Rt-d rriaa. 1. IermarerpriM Aftau. LtOKTzsnc tCAi Cutctuitau, O. Peter Henderson's COilBETED CATALOGUE OT OT aaaaa-j" Wiil HaiU'l Frte to all who etpflg by Letter.

Oar Experimental Gronnds fra whichwe (ntour Vesetable and Flower Seda arc moat com plete; and oar Greenhontei for Plant (eorerlns 3 acres In elaaa are tlie largest In America PETER HEilDERSQ'l CO. SS Ccrtlandt Street, Hew Ycrlr. will mail copy pr TREE, to xrr ron who win mcA bia Bass tad post-oc to4i. iU ttl fvampa to pay postara. tTric wtta CO t' HT 1 OX, ASTHMA.

CATARRH, SOKE THROAT, BROCXIITI9. Uic lrlormaiioa ia ia Boot ef irrat vainc and it may ia Hat erarideaca ol UoL avt Hl Ht. Ad'irea. Pli. S.

ii. UE. 1 4 8 gl'Ja trfaat1.qi. STOVE PIPE SHELF AKD UTEnSil STAK3. JkGE.VTS VFAXTEI tot th BUM eoGQiBt ajrucia aicr cttit-i to kocaekecpeia.

AfvaU Keel wiih freatcr than arar. Oa arat Ta Can, laoftex X7 ta 1 Ut. lixlaa; aat nri-bC FlN to A forrntuat oaa9isa to aa ca, Kcotnr va CiartmtiHMti or a. It is Well Known in Ottawa That UK. CliATTON IIAf! SUXEISIOH AS A CUTTER AND TAILOR.

Shop Un Second Street, in Temple Block- CD CD CD CD -0 2 G2 0 C-r-G 0 0-4 3 Sri fta mm PJb ii ii FOR THE WERVES M0 Core IVpIUiiom cf tlie Heart, errocm, "STerrou neadache, IaoAat, Cold Exnd ad Feet, Ptia la ti Eack, o4 other form cf Female WesiiaeM. Tiey anrici ad taprore the qnaity cf ti Eood, pwJ tsA bn5itea ti Coxexkm, 2y emn Tnaf-na, and tecan Befrebla Eleep. Jo the remedy needed romen wbN ple. color 4M fsce ibew tie absfece of Iron ia the Kood. r.erciLber Cut Iron 1j one cf constltaaatJ cf th Blood, tnd the crat tonic.

Tk Iri 122 are also raioawe tor men aw trembled wUh yerr MVTtaea.Xt Sweat, etc. Prka, 53 cent per box. EeattyiaaiL Ad-d. CARTER MED1CIUE 23 Park Place, Tort. told tr IraflSi XL' SOL 5h IK COMPLEXION! W.

F. Swift No. 91 Main Street. We ak jour attention to our Full Lir.e of Ii.f:i ARE. in all varieties.

We are the oalv Wholesale Agents in thi -i: for the American Powder Company. BEST LINE AGRICULTURAL 131 LI MEM'S Moline Sulkys and Plows, Champion Reapers ami Mower. Western and Imperial Cultivators. Studebaker Farm and Spring Wagons. A FULL LINE OF TIIE IJE.ST GOODS.

We Particularly Invite yon Cowr- and nr LEGAL NOTICE. William McLaughlin. Plaintiff, vs. Eliza McLaughiiu, Defendant. The said Eiiz i McLaughlin, of Kansas City, in the of Missouri, wi 1 take notice that she Iihs been sued by William McLaughlin in the District Court of rranklin i county in the State of Kansas, by Ui- ms his petition with the Clerk of said Court on the 0th day of March, A.

D. 1 1SS1, charging; the "said Eliza Mc-'Laughlin with adultery with one Edward abandonment for more than one year, and said defeadant is required to answer said petition so filed on or before the 30th day of April, A.D. lssl, or the same will be taken as true and a divorce granted to said plaintiT in accordance with the prayer of said pe tition. wiliiam Mclaughlin. By II.

P. Welch, his Attorney. 15 Mothers need not be kept awake nights by the incessant coughing of their children, if they hav Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup at hand, and give one or two doses in season. Trice only 25 cents and 50 cents.

3 The demand fur gold is great, but not equal to the demand fur Dr. Marshall; Long Syrup, the great remedy for coughs and coids. Try it Price 25 and ZQ cents a bottle. So by all druggists. jo.