The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 1

AN INSANE GERMAN. TBEf BACKED DOWN. NATIONAL CAPITAL; by of the locomotive engineers of that and almost sU of the busineai men of this entire state. We feel that the public and sympathy and respect will be with yon Ions; as the administntion of yoar order is conducted by the conservative element and npon the other hand, whenever its administration is surrendered to an element which ignore those dnties to the great public, it will cease to retain this public and basinets sympathy, which means the destruction of the order. An- Resume Fha Iowa Llauor Law Declared Ho Kills One Man, Wounds other and Suicides.

The Santa Fa Engineers Work Again. suspended and the bill was passed discontinuing the coinage of $3 gold pieces and the gold $1. Adjourned. vTaahlaatoa Notes. The house committee on Agriculture yesterday resumed the lard hearing.

1 Prof. Sharpless, chemist, testified that on his own authority he was not prepared to state that anything injurious to health was contained in cottonseed oil He would not state that dead hog grease was contained in "refined Lard" bananas it was imnossi- Unconstitutional A SWIHDUOrO BAKKCB AKRESTED. (Signed) AMU" HTJMPHheY, ALMKRIK GI LKTT, ALBERT K. GREEK. Ballroad Commissioners of Kansas.

GBAIBMAN CAPITULATES. THB BELL TEMIPHOSB SCSTAWED. the United States, was reported adversely by Senator George today, from the committee on judiciary. A minority report was also presented. After a long discussion of the question the majority came to the following conclusion: It should "not be overlooked that the province of a state's control over what concerns the police regulations of domestic health, peace and general good order and well-being within, each state, is, under the constitution, as secure against intrusion from federal authority as the regulation of foreign commerce by.

the general government is from encroachment npon that province by state authority. In the opinion of the committee it is best to leave this question as it now is, a judicial one, in the biggest interest of both the federal regulations of commerce and the state control of its police authority. A minority report signed by Senator James Central Iowa Railway Stopped Tie lortken i General Manager Goddard issued an order late this afternoon, restoring all th suspended clerks and other employees to i 1 Fatal Family tynrrel-l lew York Fire Oat Drat aai Several hjartd-Heifj Fir it JacksMTille, Fla. Tkc Strike i the Bim-T kmni the Clril Serriet Lw-FratUwal Cirrtatj be latent-tiler lew. Railroad Tied Cp Mtiatioaat Buffalo fainter Strike in Outage.

work, with pay during the time they were suspended. Me thanks them tor tbe support they gave the management during tbe strike. Kansas Citt, March 19. All passenger and three of these are outsiders who want to come here to live. The one thing that has kept the city is our coal Both men aad owners durin "Ta made rood money, and will be better next winter than this.

The two mines we have at present will employ at least 300 more men, and if we succeed in getting two more mines, (and thero seems no doubt about it) they will employ 200 men. So that next winter 600 mora men will find employment, and we will' have a new population of 2,000 people. Om success during the last year should stimulate every man in the city to assist in the sinking of more mines. Leaven- worth today is in a better position than any city in the state ot Kansas. We have millions of dollars right under as, and every year the output will be increased.

At present prices factories cannot afford to locate at ny other place. In myopia ion the Board of Trade should at once de-vote themselves to the securing of coal rights and of capital for the sinking of more mines. E. Jameso. awanaBBasiJafciBaaaaaaBa Grand Army Matters.

Department Commander Feighaa has announced the following personal staff: W. B. Ehockley. Aid-de-camp and Chief of Leavenworth J. O.

Mohler. ss't Com'y of G. C. Loffland, Act. Aas't Prov.

Marshal Uen'l Minneapolis; id-de-oap. Wioblta 2 ET'or' Act A -Kapoiia B. Hinkle. Act. Ass't Q.

M. porta John A. Allen, Act. Ass't Inspector Ga'l THE FOLLOWING COMRADES ARE APPODITED trains on the Santa Fe will go ont on time this morning. At the freight yards all is ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The Grand Army Entertainment. 2b the Zditort of The Zne. While we of the G. A. R.

are very well pleased with the treatment we received from Thi Times in general and find interest in the "column," nevertheless we have somewhat against thee; not for ourselves individually, nor yet as an organization, but because of an omission to notice onr very excellent entertainment of Friday evening last, and the superb manner in which the young ladies and gentlemen entertained ns that evening. We may be just a little displeased with your senior, Colonel Smith, because of his failure to contribute of his plentiful store of eloquence, according to promise, on that occasion, but wa will forgive him this act of desertion if he will see that the young people receive their just deserts; and we are inclined to think that he is sufficiently punished when he is informed of the superior character of the entertainment at which he was not entertained. The general direction of the affair was in the hands of the Misses Franke, and the fact that the entire programme was gone through with without a jar is conclusive evidence of the skill with which the affiir was planned and carried ont. The exercises opened by thew recitation of a peem by Master Charles Franke, which was followed by the singing of "Marching Through that patriotic air which never tails to inspire; but so sweetly was this rendered by the company that the old soldiers, who are usually ready to join in ble to discover it when combined with cottonseed oil. In the senate today a substitute was reported for the house bill proposing a board of arbitration to settle and determine the controversy between the United States and Texas in relation to Greer connty.

The substitute proposes that the attorney general be authorized to commence and prosecute to final termination a suit in equity in the supreme court against the state of Texas to determine the rightful title to said territory. P. J. Bandy, Augusta, and P. J.

D. England, Lindsborg, have been confirmed as postmasters. TOPBKA SPECIAL. activity, and the switch engines are dart Freight Traffic Suspended on the Central Iowa. MarshaIltowh, March 19.

Acting npon the advice of the court, Receiver Dudly this morning closed the shops and the general office of the Central Iowa rail' ing around, making np trains as rapidly as possible, and every effort is being made to relieve the freight blockade. Wilson, senators Ingalls and bdmunds says it would seem that the legislative and judicial departments of the government concur in the answer that the character of legislation presented by this bill, is within the constitutional power of Congress, that it does not violate the injunc No. 3 passenger train, which leaves At Debtor, March 19. The insane jealousy of Charles Sweighart, a German about 40 years of age, was the cause of a tragedy today, which resulted in the murder of George Kreiner, and the suicide of Sweighart The latter was divorced from his wife two years ago in this city, since when he has been residing in Utah. He returned from there this morning, and went to a boarding house kept by his former wife, three miles from the city, and demanded breakfast.

The woman refused, saying her attorney advised her to have nothing to do with him. He immediately drew a revolver and fired three shots at her without effect. The woman ran screaming from the house, Sweighart following her. She jumped into a hack standing in front ot the door in which the man had driven to 10:10, stands on the track with the regular engineer in the cab. No.

71, which leaves Washiitoto, March 19. Better progress wu made today by the ways and means committee in the considerance of the tariff bill, than ha been made daring the past few days. The free list was passed upon as well as the chemical section, and at adjournment the committee had just token np the paragraphs relating to crockery and China. In the chemical section, "sheep wash," a proprietary compound for the removal of vermin, and care of skin diseases in sheep, was taken from the list of dutiable articles, and placed on the free list The assigned reason for the change was a desire to cheapen the cost of the farmers' supplies, as a partial compensation for the removal of the duty on wooL Pensions Granted. March 19.

Special The following pensionajrere granted to Kansas today: 10:30 on the Southern Kansas, will go out on time, as will No. 3 at 11:15. A steady rain has been falling all the way in this city, laying off all the employees here and along the line, except enough to guard the property and handle the passenger service. This is the result of the tie-up of the freight traffic, and is the receiver's only alternative, as without freight earnings there wouli be nothing to meet the pay-roll Notice has been given to the striking engineers to report at 8 o'clock tomorrow for work or be discharged. The lay off effects 1,000 employees.

All Qnlet at Kansas City. Kaksas Citt, March 19. That the morning, and the depot is deserted by alf except those there on business. i The Correspondence Which. Passed Between Manager Goddard and Chairman Coaroe.

Topeka, March 19. Special What with General Manager Goddard' letter, and the repeated interviews with the governor and railroad commissioners, Chairman Conroe returned to Kansas City full 11 :30 a.m. "Well we are all happy this morning, said Captain spoor ot the santa e. is in good shape, and AT LABOR. PwrtSoois ASSISTANT ntSPKCTCRS W.W.

Martin W. A. Qehharrit tion of the constitution "that all duties, imports-and excise, shall be uniform throughout the United States' and an importer of ardent spirits, or of any other article of foreign production, is entitlted to no further protection' under the constitution than is the dealer in like articles of domestic manufacture. The one pays an internal revenue tax, the other pays a tax levied by the custom house, ana what Congress may constitutionally say about it may repeal as to the other. There is nothing in the bill, the minority concludes, which suggests a violation of the rule of uniformity prescribed by the constitution.

It proposes no new departure in the legislation of Congress. fc. Washington, D. March 19. The of valuable iniwctnationtJegal and other-.

we are getting everything under way as rapidly as possible." JUiawortsi V. n. Va George J. "What is there in the report that a com the chorus, retrained rrom doing so on wise. Subsequent events have shown that the strikers fully realized their position before the country, and' the wisdom of re Waaoe Topeka oeorge Trout-S.

it, promise was effected with the engineers in this occasion for fear the harshness of the house. The driver put whip to the horses and drove rapidly away, but not before the insane matt had fired three shots into the carriage, neither of which harmed the woman. He then returned to the house and opened fire on Charles Rea-ham and George Kreiner, two boarders who had entered the house. Reaham's risrht arm was broken and Kreiner received a ball through the temple and died which the Santa Fe. agrees not to handle their voices would mar the melody of the sweet strains from the The pro AIDS-DE-CAMP, Ben B.

Hotran. Post No. 44 BeDeriUa Burlington business?" R. P. McGregor.

Post No. 123.. turning to The Santa Fe employees in the general offices, in the shops and throughout the entire system, who had ter Springe Ihere is nothing in it. lhere was Santa Fe system is already in its normal condition is amply evidenced by the announcement that freight of all kinds will be accepted tomorrow. The men in the yards have been very busy all day in clearing up the accumulated freight business.

All trains are sent out promptly and everything is working smoothly again. Mr. S. M. Stevens, the confidential associate of Mr.

Arthur, returned from Chicago today, and will supervise the management of the Burlington strike at this point gramme was ingenuously interspersed with vocal and instrumental music, readings, recitations, declamations and compromise whatever. he tacts an been discharged Saturday on account of dialogues and thus avoided any tedious j. v. Aamtre rest no. 11 Daniel Boyden.

Port No. 66.. J. A. Taylor.

Post No. 196.. J. B. Ingle.

Post Ho. 142 P. M. Foulks. Post No.

1 W. H. Anderson, Post No. 249. R.

G. Ward. Post No. 7 W. H.

Caldwell Post No. 147 Hartlord -Cnerryvala Topeka -Americas simply that the men were ordered back by Mr. Conroe. It any request was made not to handle Burlington freight is was not an the strike, were this morning reinstated, sameness. and affairs are progressing smoothly, Miss Gertrude Brooks played "Love's Original invalids Stephen Jackson, Lincoln; Joseph M.

Hanna, Osborne; Oeorge W. Cunningham, Coffeyville; George W. Pettit, Hale; William E. Jones, Benjamin T. Radcliffe, Edger-ton John T.

Richards, Parsons William W. Chronic, Greensburg; Enoch Guy, Prairieville; Lewis J. Lynn, Chautauqaa Springs; Charles Smith, Oakville. Restoration and increase Theodore K. Luge, Soldiers' Home.

Increase Samuel H. Harrison, Man-kato; William Lo wry, Peru; Charles C. Berry. Council Grove; William Barker, Eureka; Lester D. Winters, Lawrence.

Reissue Thomas N. Johnson, Soldiers' Home. Original, widows, etc. Minors of John A. Highsmitb, Marion Court House, one Scdaa following bills were passed to amend article 103 of rules and articles of war in relation to desertions.

swered. 1 have received no orders in regard to the matter. When the strike was Manager Goddard yesterday received the -Balms Sweet in such a charming manner as to make any lover's dreams sweet; A. L. VoorhK Post No.

164., J. w. stone. Post No. 12, hwwreaeo Xrm ioiiowiug message Kansas City, March.

IS. J. F. Goddard: while Miss Maude riauserman played the viarK Uray, Post No. instantly.

Sweighart then pointed the revolver at his own head- and sent a ball crashing through his skulL scattering his brains and bones all over the room. The murdered man had boarded with the Sweighart family for ten years, and the opinion is that the latter thought improper relations existed between Mrs. Sweighart and Kreiner, which so worked on his mind that it drove him to the deed. The woman denies that any relations of the kind existed between them. declared 1 received orders not to receive any freight during its continuance and that order has not yet been rescinded.

Oar D. Talbot. Post No. 64 Marcne Inumphale in a truly triumph A. J.

uarrison. Post No. 20 Emma ant manner. Misses Maude and Ella Korthf rn Roads to be Tied Cp. Minneapolis, March 19 There L.

J. VanLandingham. Post No. 438. I think I etn net the men to rerame work in a body.

Their relation to the Chicago, Burlington Quincy will remain as before. Do you Bauserman played "Echoes from the Soldiers' Home" so beautifully, that one yards are blocked with freight and until we get this moved we will not be in shape to receive any more. We got out five trains this morning. Four passenger trains was led to think there was nothing but Gro Biurry Meyers, rost Ho. 25 W.

H. Horsaday. Post Ho. 85. C.

L. Thomas Post No. 3. 8. Provlne.

Post No. 7.. J. Hornaday, Post Ho. 434.

C. W. Culp, PostKo. 173... J.

M. McNay, Post No. 77 charms in that Home, and Miss Ella desire this? I. CONROE. Manager Goddard replied: Topeka, March 18.

I. Conroe, Kansas City, refer von to mv circular of March 17. ad' Bauserman's "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp." Bhockey Seottsville VhllUpsbmrf To settle and adjust the claims of any state for expenses incurred by it in defense of the United States during the war of the rebellion. Appropriating $100,000 for the ereetion in Washington of a monument to the negro soldiers and sailors who gave their lives for the preservation of the government, yeas 31, nays 19. For the relief of soldiers and sailors who gave their lives for the preservation of the government, yeas 31.

nays 19. went cut on time with their regular men on board and two passenger trains arrived on time. In fact, now our business is going ELBERON FLATS BURNED. are numerous rumors of impending troubles on nearly all of the roads centering here. The brotherhood lodges met yesterday and meet again tonight, to discuss the situation.

A member of the brotherhood told a Journal reporter this afternoon that the Northern Pacific and Duluth Manitoba were all handling cars, either openly or secretly, and that a strike wUl be ordered tonight sounded like tramping to the sweet melody of blissful pease. Misses Mamie Franke and Maude Bauserman warbled their voices dressed to the engineers and firemen of tbe Atchison. Topeka fc Santa Fe Railroad company, Per- A Woman Killed and a Number of which Ittuv ansireis your message ni loaay. J. F.

GODDARD, on as regularly as it ever did and it is only a question of how soon we can relieve our yards of the accumulated freight until we will be running the same as before the to the merry tune of "The Jolly Blacksmiths," and Mrs. Bouse played "The Bat sons Injured. New York, March 19. The Elberon in Misioun, one in Kansas, and two in Illinois. Mexican survivors Robert Ter ranee, Council Grove; Columbus F.

Parker, Osawkie. Portal Kotes. Washington, March 19. Special. Route 33,014 Lawrence to Carbondale, from April 2, 1883, restore service on this Soon after the following message was re tle of Prague," bringing out the various REPUBLICAN CONTENTIOIT.

There will be a Republican convention held; at the court house in the district court room at -2 o'clock p. March 27, 18SS, to place in Be ami- nation: Three jnsttoe of the peace; Three constables. The primaries will bs held on MarcH 26, 18SSL from 7 to 8:30 o'clock p. to elect tea del- crafts anri ton al tK. Jk ceived: J.

t. Goddard: flats, at the corner of Eighty-sixth street and Madison avenue, burned this morning stages ot a battle in superior style. Miss "How was the end of the strike brought For the relief of soldiers and sailors who The engineers and firemen will resume work, Mamie ranke, Miss Mary Kouse, aad Mr. Charles Bouse, each presented a treat in a well executed vocal solo, which was A. Vitjanva.

"That is a matter of surprise to all con alao in ane In nnmimHnn niu m.mh.. Af tk. about 7 clock. There was great excitement and many people jumped out of the windows. One of them, Mrs.

Francis Westlake, a widow, was killed. Others ot This ended the strike, and in a short time the engineers returned to their en received with great pleasure by the well nnnnr.il for naoh ward alan ta nnminata, gines and work was resumed. At a late memorr oi me acnoot ooara tor eecn ward, and filled house. Miss Gertrude Hartough read "The Blue and the Gray" one to mi vacancy ror tne nttn waia. Th hour last nizht Superintendent Sands had v.

i 1 1 1 un inr iu nn mt am a mm.iu them were badly hurt and burned. As with good effect and credit heard from all important points and Talfcing Over Grievances. Buffalo, N. March 19. Four hundred engineers arid firemen, representing twenty-two divisions having $10,000 members, met here last night to discuss the strike.

A three-hour session was held from which the reporters were excluded. The only information given out was the passage of a resolution endorsing the strike and pledging financial and other aid consiBlant with the principles of our order when called upon." follows: sistant ireman uuirk, ot engine IL, was nrst warn, at van Tuyrs saMe. badly hurt by the tall of a ladder while traffic was once more in motion. REPUBLICAN MEETING. to herself.

Not the least beautifully touching exercise was the recitation of the piece entitled "You Put no Flowers on my ct auiri Itauw. Third ward, at dtv scales. J1 rescuing a child from a window of the Finrth want at Uanw OnWnata ni.n 1, mM enlisted or served under assumed names. To amend the act for the admission of 1 Colorado into the union. For the issue of patents of donation claims under the act of September 27, 1850.

There were altogether fifty-five bills passed, those not above described being pension and private relief bills. Among the former were two, pensioning volunteer nurses during the war at 25 a month. Mr. Chace from the committee on patents, reported an international copyright bill calendar. Mr.

Blair, from the committee on civil service and retrenchment, reported a Dill providing that whenever persons who were not loyal to the United States during the Papa's Grave," by Miss Emma Barthel, burning building. Tbe following persons were injured J. G. Stonecker, secretary of National Republican league of Kansas, stated that already in Kansas there have been Fifth ward, at Peter O'Farreli's hall. HxtbWtnl.atMluarvalAnnflnn.ta f'." delivered with a pathos worthy of its tenor, and reaching the sympathy and applause cerned.

Mr. George Royal came into my office yesterday saying that he was a brotherhood man and was sent by Mr, Arthur from Chicago to settle this thing. He arrived at 9:15 in the morning and at 4:45 he had everything straightened out and started back to Chicago with Mr. Conroe. I think the circular issued by the company had a great effect In that circular our position was thoroughly defined and there can be no doubt that the terms of that circular were appreciated by the men or they would not have gone back immediately after its promulgation." The engineers don't have much to say, but those of the Santa Fe have a pleased appearance.

The general grievance committee is locked up in its rooms and will admit no visitors. Chairman Carroll refuses to talk and Murray is trying to withdraw from the committee. Addie Westlake, aged 24 years, severely injured in the back Isaac Westlake, aged Bv order of thn rhmmiiiw of all her hearers. 10, confusion of right hip, Frederick Masters Rouse, Smith and Pickering organized eighty Republican clubs, and that each day adds more to the list Every niuaaa iuuuui, (secretary. a a 'v route from Lawrence, via SiegeL Clinton, Belvoir and Richland to Carbon-dale, in the name of the Lawrence, Emporia Southwestern Railway company.

3X73 miles and back six times a week, or as much oitener as trains may fun. Route 33.589 Mirage to Ilion; leave Mirage Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:15 a. m. arrive at Ilion by 12 m. Leave Ilion Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1 p.

m. arrive at Mirage by 2:40 p. m. Postmasters commissioned Cr.erokee Outlet, I. John M.

Smith, Baden, Doug-. las county; William C. Reynolds, Guilford, Wilson county. Bell Telephone Deolaisn. Washixqtos, March 19.

The United States supreme court decided the tele-. pnone cases today. The decision was in favor of the Bell patent, the court standing 4 to 3. Justices Bradley, Field and Har- lan dissented. club will send a delegation to the conven Westlake, 22 years old, severely injured on the back; Sarah Milner, a servant, 23 yers old, both hands severely burned: acquitted themselves in becoming while each was striving to prove himselt the veritable blacksmith, and AL Snyder tionto be held in lopeka, wbicn on ac HOTKIi A KBIT Am, THE Charged With Defrauding Depositors.

Rawlixgs, March 19 James France, the banker who failed Friday for 143,000, has been' arrested on a warrant charging intent to defraud by receiving deposits after he had made arrangements to assign. Ho was Riven a preliminary count of the strike has been postponed Mrs. Nynberg, 48 years old, suffering from the shock. Wm. Quirk, assistant foreman V.

TTavrla r.m,.. TT KTMlZ in from March 21 to April 11. CHARTERS FILED, "stewed" Tim Murphy in fine style. The medleys by Rouse, Shepherd and others were well executed, the whole closing with a beautiful tableau th gypsy queen try of engine, while at work on the fourth floor of the burning bouse, was forced to The following charters were filed to-day v. A-tw- u.

V. V. Ut Hunter, Topeka: H. Hurst. F.

Med bare. -E. B. Bowland New York: anna. Cotosa- -v bns: G.

N. Brrna Kansas City; M. Jobnaoa, Dr. J. Kasnn, Tracy.

N. Ed Wiley, Qaioev; T. H. McGnire. Fort Bays: T.

Mou don. G. P. Tbo-ni burgh. B.

F. Tnompeuitr Faston: A. C. J-eerh. anainc: W.

1. BtrtM. hearing and was bound over in $2,000 for his appearance at the May term of the dis The Kickapoo Live Stock association, jump for his lite. lie landed in a net held by his comrades and escaped with a ing to dissuade a lovely maiden from her resolve to wed the dark-eyed stranger. Leavenworth county; capital stock, $5,000 fractured arm.

lxss about $30,000, fully INTERESTING CORUE3PONDKNGB. incorporators. Henry C. Squire, Frank And who will say th the maiden was not lovely or the stranger not in luck in winning her? trict court AH Along the Line. Chakcte, March 19.

All the brotherhood men mounted their engines Iola: Policlner Wichita; II. roffataii, Haa- nibul; J. 8 hive, avs City: B. H. Riobia-v J.

S'ce, T. Msenbach. C. Leer. laaa.l.

insured. Jacksonville, Suffers From Fire. Spencer, T. A. Daniels, John ory, R.

Tbe Governor of Iowa and President war snail be appointed to othce in toe civil service, those who were not dishonorably discharged from the military and naval service of the confederate states, and who are suffering from wounds or disability resulting from such service, shall be preferred to other persons not shown to have been loyal to the United States during the war. Mr. Piatt objected to the second reading of the Wl and it went over till tomorrow. Mr. Teller introduced a bill for the admission of the state of Wyoming into the union.

Referred. After an executive session the senate adjourned. Drew: the Fulton Cannins company, ni The entertainment was a complete Darr T. Jones. Chlcaeo: D.

Martin. Mchiaoa: C. ton. capital stock, the N. A.

Trent. St. Louli; C. f. Rahesv "Success in every respect, and the G.

A. R. Jacksonville, March 19. A terrible fire is now raging (midnight) on Cay Western Engineering and Electrical com stran. HeDrasaain 11 inter, j.

x. H.C. avis CincinnatU: W. lathes. Hate- inson; J.

M. Parsons; E. Sharp. Perkins Dsa Moine9. March 19.

The following correspondence between Governor Larrabee and President Perkins of the Chicago, Burlington Quincy railroad owe the performers a debt ot grateful thanks. The writer says to the boys street, the principal business street of the pany, Chetopa, Labette county; capital stock. S1.000: the Edmund Burke Literary thanks," and to the ladies lifts his hat in city. The Bradley fertilizer warehouse, Army Ordure. Washikotos, March 18.

Special. The leave of absence on surgeon's certificate of disability granted First Lieutenant William C. Munlinberg, Second infantry, is extended six months on account of sick society of Garfield university. Wichita, politest bow. Obe of the Boys.

this morning. All were evidently glad to return to their work. They all express themselves as well phased with the action of Manager Goddard. The large yards here were full of freight yesterday, but this evening all the tracks are cleared np and all freight went out today. Atchisow, March 19.

The forty-five Santa Fe employees who are employed the south rarx investment com Hazeltine Livingstone's warehouse, Debarry steamship offices and wharf are was made public tonight The first letter from the governor was written ten davs Sunday Services at St. Paul's Episccpa txrove. COSTISKSTAL. E. 8 wit Atehison: J.

9. Bovar. V. trap. J.

M. Haines Kansas City: B. F. Ca-4, LttlwRnck; O. Zornl.

Lincoln: H. atoMv nncinnatt: Dr. C. H. Potman Boston: C.

Potman 1. V. J. H. Thomas, efty: 1 C.

Harvey. Wallula, Kan M. Stlgers. Boai- John Moran. ew Haven, Conn.

W. K. brWtre. Sxmal ickie, J. Back.

Geo 1. PC already cone, and the flames are spreading BOUSE. to Drew a hardware store. The flames The services at this church last Sunday ago and is as follows: Mr. C.

E. Perkins, President Chicago, Burltngton ness. Kansas Attorney Coming to the Front. broke out again at 10:10 o'clock and were very interesting. While Mrs.

J. T. i burned down three buildings, including Qmncy. chieaga, liL Dss Moines, March 10. Dear Fir: Freauent pany; Great Bend, capital stock, $10,000.

NOTATIES APPOINTED. The following notaries were appointed today: F. J. Thomas, Leonardville, Riley county; James J. McComb, Webster, Rooks county; A.

M. Robinson, Minneapolis, Ottawa county; D. C. McGee, Reid, i 1 1 the new Hazelton block on Laura street. Washington, March 19.

Special. Reamus G. Morris, Union, and David P. complaints have of late been made h. scott.

imcago: i n. nirovait U. jaax Dudley played an organ voluntary a good congregation assembled. The litany for the day was read in -a very impressive Total loss about $120,000. W.B Duncan St.

Louis W. Htewardaoa, 1 1 H. Htoen, nttsDurg: t. asnnjr. juioa: f.

A Family Quarrel liesults Id Death. to me oncerntng tne interruption to freight and passenger transportation caused by the strike of the engineers and firemen on your road, as well as the dinger arming from the employment of incompetent substitutes for such employees. The iucon- (futr, HarttoM. xnn.u unanea Haines, um City: Geo. D.

Fox, B. I. Wltaen. T-en tow; B. PcboffifM.

ConcoMia: B. M. Mill-r. Oatatr James Thomas, Topeka; Frank Hany, Joseph. -r Warrenton, March 19.

Saturday night, Green Humphrey became involved manner by the Rev. Dr. T. C. Topper.

The- music incident to the service was beautifully rendered by the choir, consist Washington, March 19. Mr. Anderson of Iowa offered a resolution for the appointment of a special committee of five members to investigate railroad strikes, to report what legislation is necessary to prevent such obstruction to commerce and disturbance of public peace. The resolution is accompanied by a long preamble, reciting that the strike of locomotive engineers of the Chicago, Burlington Quincy railroad resulted in an obstruction to interstate commerce, and put in jeopardy public peace; that the management ureeiey connty; a. m.

VsunningDani, xium- in a quarrel with his wife while she was ven ence and disappointment which the present state of affairs causts to ihe traveling put. lie and the loss which commerce in divers ways sustains, ate such as that further delay in the in the various capacities in this city laid off on account of the strike on that system, were ordered today by instruction from headquarters at Topeka, to report for duty tomorrow The order will be promptly and cheerfully obeyed. The Chicago Painters out on a Strike. Chicago, March 19, About 1,700 of 2,300 union painters in this city, went out on a strike today for a uniform rate of 37 cents an hour. A master workman says that twenty-four out of the fifty-two principal shops had given in, tnd that others were holding back to see what action other big shops would take.

Committees were out this morning calling on others who had boldt, Allen connty; John H. Voorhees, Chantilly, Kearney county; W. J. Lloyd, dressing, and in response to a request to ing of Miss Lizzie Fenno, Miss Adelina W. Jones, Prof.

Berger and Mr. Frank leave the room, he fired three shots at her, Lindsay of McPherson county, have been admitted to practice before the interior department UNITED STATICS SUPREME COURT, The Iowa Prohibitory law Declared TJncoa-atllaJonal. Washington, March 19. Immediately after the conclusion ol the reading of opinions in the telephone cases, Mr. ustice Lamar began the reading of his first opinion as a member of the United States Supreme court The case decided being No.

1G3, Gove City, Gove county. FOREIGN FLASHES. adjustment oi tne ainerence existing between tha Chicago. Bnrlingtou Q-iiucy rod and its striking employees, would be a mttnife-t injustice to the people of our state. In the Guion, Mrs.

J. T. Dudley, organist. inflicting tatai wounds. While under ar rest in his' home yesterday he committed "Venite," by Dudley Buck; Psalter, Mil suicide by shooting himself.

Humphrey territory controiiea ny your roaa tramo travel and inconvenienced to such WEW DKIiVOirtCO. W. N. Eckerman, F. Stamper, A.

O. A. R. Wars) G. Masse, Trenton: E.

L. wa H. Stretch and wife: Mr. PolUnaky, Mat Kaawis City: J. Jones.

P. Malonev, K. 1 Balack. C. Johnson, Cbieaen: B.

H. J. G. Har. Mr.

and Mm. C. McCondell. Ka-Ciy; F. McFarland, Bolt Mo Fr man, Weston; L.

F. Mns, Helena, H.T.; Topeka: W. J. Jaqies, Joplin: J. -Rhorey.

New York: F. H. Bernard, Winch'" F. Ammnbront, Kancat Central; E. I bard, Bentck, Mo.

PLaaTTCas. lard; Benedictus, arranged by Millard; The Crowa Prince Declares Himself Em. was a prominent and wealthy citizen. an extent as to demand a speedy solution ot the hymn Thou to whose all searching peror. Frozen to Destth.

Stkasburg, Marcn 19. The following Norwich, March 19. Frank difficulties, inereiore appeal to you in behalf of the people ot Iowa, to mate every effott to coma to an understanding with the strikers. It appears to me tbat even sJf interest should dictate such a comae to you, specially as your company can be held responsible for damage caused bv proclamation was issued today: sight, Kyrie bleison, lours, Gloria libi, Gariett and hvmn Thou from whom all goodness flows," were the pieces they sang very nicely. The more this choir sings together the better it sings.

Each Hopkins, aged 60 years, and Mrs. Eme ot that road claims to nave applied, with competent men, the places vacated at the the time of the strike, and to have restored the company to a proper discharge of its duties and obligations as a common carrier; that it is alleged that Our beloved father, His Majesty Emperor F. O. Daneker. New York: J.

L. Tbomaa. tine Whitney, his housekeeper, aged 70, William. nTiDg departed tnis me in accora-anee with God's decree, the imDorial dignity. ton Q.

W. Gonre, Kansas City; Vald, were found dead near their house in Put failure to furnisn reasonable facilities for tbe transaction of business on your road. Allow me to lucEKt that uoleas you soon succeed, in some not signified their willingness to sign the scale. A SNOW STURM. Reports from Different Paris of the Jr5CTiosCiTT, March 19.

Dis i or: is. f. ataraev. Horoa: w. a.

aai together with the laws oi the empire and tbe government oi the retchsland hat devolved ea us. we have token it over in the nam today. They had perished in last weeks storm. bunday song service shows an improvement Taking for his text "Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God," one of the beatitudes, the Rev. Dr.

Tupper preached way, to secure a settlement oi the controversy, you submit tbe case lo arbitration. Grand Raplda: E. Latahaw, 8t Txsoia: W. C. Fraxer.

New York: F. Btherldga. Chieaaja; Jasar C. Dunbar, New York; Mrs. H.

T. Green, city: C. Hawlin. Va KeUy, and A. J.

McBrida, Ui. name of the empire and have determined to nreserve the rlshts of the am Dire over the Ger man territories, reunited to the fatherland after TEI.EGKAP1HO BREVITIES. very respecuuuy, nj. iULti.ttAtit.ls. Mr.

Perkins's reply is as follows: midwiAf ua, a lone interval. We are conscious oi our duty to culLirate in the Beichtland Germxn sent! telling sermon. One showing much EtJELlNGTOM, March 10. The Chicago police place no credence STATE NBWI5. Hon.

William Larrabee, Governor cf Iowa, Ces in the history of the convict Carlin, tele- careful thought and preparation, dwelling at length on purity of heart in temporal and spiritual life, conveying the idea that Moines. Mr Dear Sir: I have to acknowledge the re meuts and German customs, to protect right nd Justice and to promote tbe welfare and prosperity of the inhabitants. In our endeavors to do justice to this task we count upon the confidence and graphed from Stillwater. last night, The Medicine Lodee Cresset started in which he claims to be the mur ierer of ifa 4nn(K vaaii laafr Wnalr itl Li! i a a devotion of the naoo'e and the iaithful fulfill ceipt of your communication of March 10, sent to me at Chicago. 1 regret tbat our course should have given any cause for complaint, and beg to assure you Amos J.

Snell, the Chicago millionaire. They are convinced that Tascott is the ment of the duties bv the authorities. We de the new men are incompetent and unfit to discharge the duties of locomotive en-eineers; that a strike of substantially similar character is in progress on tha Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe railroad, and that such conflicts between officers and employees ot companies being common carriers are matters of great national concern; demanding prompt and careful consideration by Congress. Referred. Tinder the call of states the following bills and resolutions were introduced and referred: By Mr.

Johnson of Indiana To establish an experimental sugar testing manufactory at Terre Haute, Ind. By Mr. Taulbee, of Kentucky For the appointment of a special committee to examine into the condition of the civil service in all departments and branches iue nvpuuiicaa ciuu oi -Ti fT TiwK admits ladies to membership. Emporia possesses a curiosity in ahana of an arniwu oSa wnthant a lala the accomplishment ol the lightest earthly and heavenly happiness was possible only by faithfully following out the truth of the text The doctor's subject was well chosen, his language forcible, his delivery full ot power and his manner implying great on tbat ko amount ot labor aud expense has een stared bv us to conect. as raoidlv as cos- mand and expect a conscientious observance of tbe laws.

At the same time we shall do our part to extend imperial protection to trict court convened here today. The worst storm of the season is now raging. Kaksas Cut, March 19. Stormy weather prevails in the surrounding country and all trains are more or less belated. It is sleeting here tonight and it is reported that there is a snow storm in Kansas.

Newtos, March 19. Newton ia now experiencing one of the worst snow storms of the season. It began to rain Sunday evening, continuing all night and until 4 o'clock this afternoon, when the wind shifted from the south to the north. A heavy snow began to fall and the storm is fast developing into a regular blizzard. man.

NEWS AND COMMENTS. the rights of all, by means of an imnaxtial administration of lattice and benevo sible, any shortcomings due to the sudden ac tion of our engineers and firemen two weeks If communities or individuals have been shone. The issue of March 16 of the Marina lent government conducted circumspectly but with a firm hand. The union of Alsace and Loraine. which a lDse of vears cannot Impair.

Record is a very creditable advertisemeKt The senate has passed an bill, but the house will it ever reach damaged wtrDy, we stana ready to make payment in full where we are liable, and I shall eHeem it a favor if you will at Inar Mfv the Missouri River Packet company vs. i the Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad company. The point involved was the con- atruction to be given to a law of Congress, authorizing the building of a bridge 'r for the use of the railroad company across the Missouri river at Kansas City. This judgment of the su pre rue court of Missouri in favor of the Hannibal 1 8t Joseph Railroad company was affirmed.

A decision was also rendered in the case of Bowman Bros, vs the Cbjcago North- western Railroad company, which involves the validity of the statute of Iowa forbiding a railroad company to bring intoxicating liquor into the state, unless such company has been furnished, with a certificate from the county auditor of the county to which the liquor is to be 'transported, showing that the consignee is legally authorized to sell it. The court holds that the power to regulate or forbid the sale'of a commodity after it has been brought into the state does not carry with it the right and power to prevent its introduction by transportation from another state. The section of the Iowa statute of April 5, 1886, which prohibits railroad companies from bringing liquor into the state is therefore declared to be invalid and the judgment of the United States circuit court for the "northern district of Illinois is reversed. The chief justice, and Justices Gray and Harlan dissented. A decision was also rendered in the case of William H.

Tompkins vs. the Little Bock Fort Smith railway et and WilliamS. Williams vs. the Little Rock. atain becosaes as intimate as it was in the lime it? of our ancestors before these German lands were kindly have transmitted a statement of all complaints which have been, or hereafter may be brought to your attention, in order that we mav The ladies of Winfield are preparing tc make things lively for the coming majtkr so severed from the ancient and glorious union The latest from Frederick III.

is that endeavor to readersatisfactiontn each caw. It is his disease has returned with alarming of thsir xinorei countrymen. Signed FREDERICK, Countersigned Hopinlopb. Car lottenburg, March 15. symptoms.

not necessary for me to say that when men so essential to the operation of a railroad as loco earnestness. His peroration was particularly fine. Leaving his written sermon, he stood at the side oi the sacred desk and made an appeal to the members of the congregation to join the confirmation class that was as powerful as it was sincere He ia a charming impromptu speaker and the appeal had an effect, as will be seen at St Paul's on Easter Sunday. After the sermon Prof. W.

II. Leib of Kansas City, sang for the Offertory, "There is a world. we do not see." jnusic by Dauke. This was one of the most effective solos ever heard in this city. Mr.

Leib was in good voice, motive engineers, an, or nearly ail. Can cane be raited in Kansas? Yes, every kind of it. There is a good deal of ajsi aaa aeaaaaa A convention of dairymen will be heC in Topeka today for the of ford ing a state association. The Odd Fellows of Sterling are prr paring to celebrate the 69th aamvarier the service on less than twenty-four hours' notice, their places cannot be filled at Mark Lane Market Views. Saloon nt Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, March 19. The license court at present engaged in the examination of applications for liquor licenses un Cam in the "pen. once, we have tucceedea. however, in so far Losdok. March 19.

The Mark Lane filling them that we bow have in Iowa about 07 per cent of tha number of employees prior to February 27, to which we are daily making ad Express, its weekly review of the grain At toe rate uat the ways ana means committee is getting through the Mills Wa U)k VaUVS aSaVSM. VU Vi J- Marshall county has 400 acres of t- trade, says the English wheat trade is not tariff bill, it will not be ready lor the house ditions, while To or 88 per csat will probablr be quite sufficient for the pretcnt demands series, and supplies herself and of the government; whether or not the provisions of the civil service act have been at all times observed and carried out and what beneficial results if any have inured to the government by reason oi that act By Mr. MacDonald of Minnesota Instructing the committee on ways and means to report a bill placing all articles or products that are protected by a trust or monopolistic eompany on the free list, or as nearly as the financial requirements of the eovernment will permit By Mr. Crouse of Ohio Providing for a bounty on wheat, corn, flour and oatmeal to kill tor two weeks. of business.

Owing to a large number of improving. The sales for the week were 77,227 quarters at 30s. Cd. per quarter, Ihe Wisconsin Uennblican clubs ex ing counties with home grown fruit tree Newton has a Republican club eaU; and enuciated perfectly. A death like stillness pervaded the entire congregation.

men out of employment, to the loyalty, zeal, courage and hard woTk. of the men who -re der the new license law, today announced its decision upon the applications from the first seven of the thirty-one wards in the city, and effect ot their findings has wrought consternation and surprise in the whole fraternity of saloonkeepers. By their action the judges have signified a policy ot restriction and close adherence te the pressed them jelves on the tariff in a sensi against 41,865 quarters at 32s. lid. during the Cyclone.

It is expected to do a ler' ble way. They are for protection first and and not a note of the muBic, or a word of the hymn was lost There was an unseen. the corresponding week last year. In the foreicn trade stagnation prevails. Im- amonet ot effective work a very time.

"-'v mained vitn us in an Drancnea or our organizations, to the positive stand taken by the newspapers, and to the patience and good temper of the publie from whom we have received many marks of encouragement, we have recovered more rapidly than at the beginning It is conceded that Kansas has i Dorts of wheat are smaller, but the propor Dsorei tor tariff revision next Chaplain McCabe says by the end of the next general conference Methodism in this country will have thirty-lour bishops and 154 presiding elders. r7 habitants, who can read and write, la 1 tion of flour is larger and keeps down and indefinable influence about this sacred song that made itself felt in the hearts of all the listeners. Mrs. Dudley played the organ accompaniment exquisitely. When Mr.

Leib concluded there was quiet in portion to her population, than any priceB. The freizht per steamer on parcels ot we thought possible, lour letter suggests the of our employing; the men whose voluntary action in leaving us was the caue of whatever inconvenience tbe public has sufif-ered. This was a serious and important matter and one to which we gave the most careful state in the union. Isaac Phillips, a boy of Neodesha, wheat from New York to Liverpool is only new law that will result in the rejection of more than 5 per cent of the whole number of petitions. Out of 727 petitions acted npon from these sevaja wards, but 334 were granted.

Fifteen petitions are still held in obeyance, as against the 3,350 licenses granted there are now 1,330 saloons operating in the seven wards under the old licenses. 2d ner auarter. and there is a prospect that wheat will again be paid for as bal voluntary applause, which was as delicate and refined a compliment, as the solo was beautiful and touching. Dudley played a postlude by Rinck, and the service was over. Song service, sermon and consideration.

Mueh could be said on both sides but our conclusion, up to this exported from the United States. Mr. Morrill of Kansas offered resolutions setting apart May 2 and 3 for the consideration of general pension legislation. Under the rules this resolution would go to the committee on rules, but Mr. Morrill moved its reference to the committee on invalid pensions, and the motion was agreed to yeas 135, nays 100.

Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio offered a cream- i 171 wh noTcifjij union oy Bk last week. The hoy had finished fs: the animal, and was standing at the when the horse grabbed him. aad ti last. Flour and barley maintains its time.

is that we would not close former values. Maize is slow to sell the door to tbe return of so many of them as we have piece of flesh ont of his back. Grinding barlevs are asainst bnyers and may nave wora ior. -veryiew. nowever.

solo, at St. Paul on Sunday, was as fine as any in the land. 3d dearer. Oats were in small supply durins: the week and Cd higher. Four uakota is expecting a heavy immigration this year from the eastern blizzard section.

Better come to the great central state and avoid extremes. The Tennessee Prohibitionists have put a full ticket in the field. When the managers learn that it may hurt the Cleveland party they will doubtless withdraw it. New Yorkers are filled with wonder that the great country moved right along as though nothing had happened when New York was shut up like a boy in the garret and had nothing to say. taken advantage of this opportunity, and our new men, who are competent and of good char actar, will, of course, be retained if they like to stay in the service Very respei if ulxy.

Mississippi Texas railway et al. The railways in the cases were aided in 1869 by a loan of the state's credit in the shape of state bonds. The bonds were subsequently declared invalid and the state, in 1873, ceased to pay interest on the bonds. The bondholders now seek to have the bonds declared an equitable lien npon the railroads although the latter, since the bonds were issued, have passed into new bands and the companies have been rearranged. The court holds that the news companies took the roads free of incumbrance, and that neither the state nor its bondholders are entitled to a sequestration of the income and revenues of roads.

in arder that the bonds may be paid. The Jk i The City's Growih.S ble and resolution reciting that the senate careoes ot wheat arnvea on tne To Vie Editor of The Timet: coast during the week. Seven cargoes were our I'Deuient net vans, C. E. PaRKlNS, President.

Governor Larrabee' answer is as fol sold, two were withdrawn and two remain. I was glad to see your figures in SUV- ten days ago passed toe dependent pension bill, and that it has not yet been printed and placed in the hands of the Frightful Katlroad Collision. Sax Francisco, March 19. A collision occurred on the Central Pacific near Cisco, this afternoon, between two freight trains, two engines attached to each train, and all four engines and a number of cars were badly wrecked. Engineer John At today's market English and foreign lows: day's Times which proved that Leavenworth has gained 1,590 people during the wheats were weaker at a decline of 6d proper officers of the house, and directing A most extraordinary convents, that of the life prisoners of the Ohio ten'iary, Thursday evening.

Over hurfdred men were present and edc7 the resolutions asking the legislatmrj put the life prisoners on a footing other prisoners, by a revision of the rt law which will permit the life The Washington correspondent tf Chicago later-Ocean says that the national Council of Women whic meet in that city March 25. will 1' ExKctrrrvc maksios, I)ss Mouses, March 16, 18S3. Floor was in large supply and 3d6d tne commissioner on printing to inquire past year. When it is taken into con lower. Oats advanced an additional bd.

E.C. Perkins, into ana report tne cause ot tne delay. Adopted. lbe whisky trust Has just declared a Pickens was killed instantly, aad several Beans were 6 pence cheaper, while peae Dear Sir I am in receint of vour letter of dividend of half of 1 per cent for the March 14. and I am glad to hear that the nreseat were 6d dearer.

Gentiles, is's cheaper. sideration that the saloons in the city were closed last year, and more than fifty store rooms became vacant, and a very large month of February, which is at the rate of situation affords hope that the regular Mr. Wilkens of Ohio, under instructions from the commissioner on banking and currency, moved to snsnend the rules and vsvra circuit coon in eacn oi tne cases is affirmed. These cases are said to in-yolve several million dollars. were injured.

our other persons em ployed on the trains are missing, and, it is leared, are buried in the debris. Linseed 6d9d dearer. about 6 per cent a year. But the certift ity in the operation of your lines will soon be re-established. In complianf.e with yoar request, I shall take pleasure in for- cates like much of the whisky are watered No Chang lo German pass the bill authorizing the issue of frac number of people left the city on account of the enforcement of the prohibitory law.

or otherwise adulterated. lag to you any claim for damages that may tional silver certificates. After a long de- Bebuw, March 19. Emperor Frederick's Democratic City Ticket ot Bs. Joseph.

St. Joseph, March 19. The city The medical director of the department Date, tne niu was passed; yeas, 178; nays, message to the Prussian landtag, and his in future be brought to my attention. While the inconvenience caused to public by present strike has been subject of much complaint my of the Missouri, O. A.

reports that in 67. some people predicted the down. all of the city and the utter ruin ot everyone in it most important gathering of women i interest of the sex ever held, and Miss Susan B. Anthony may be attri, the conception and largely the ear ont of this stupendous and costly wocU. Democratic convention has nominated the message to the reichstag were presented the cases of one-third of the union soldiers The following is the text: That the lntercedence to cover damagt-a, has thus far not following ticket: Mayor.

B. Davis; A decision was rendered in the case of the National Bank of Redemption vs. the city of Boston. This case involves the question of taxation of national banks, the bank claiming that it was illegally discriminated against in the payment of the taxes as compared with saving banks. This court holds that the tax on the bank ef Redemption is a just one.

VBOUBITIOir IK THB BKMATE. who died ia this state during the past year. been requested, lours, respectfully, today. Neither of them contains any Few cities could have stood the change and come out ahead. i WM.

treasurer, isomer Osborn: auditor, Liar- the cause of death was directly traceable to M. startling remarks and they are considered here as a merely formal act. They are, secretary of the. treasury he and is hereby authorised and directed to issue silver certificates of the denomination of twenty-five, fifteen and ten cents, in exposure during tne war. ence Uaggett; recorder, Uharles Thompson; attorney, George Bowe.

umoATiorx Mr. Green's figures are confirmed by the THE STRIKE OVER. however, regarded as specific. Bismarck Postmaster General Dickinson, the school board. Mr.

Knox informs me that speech to the reichstag abounded with Congratula'orj Mesaasea Between the iorm ana oesign as he may determine, inch certificatea to ba mm! vml references friendly to neighboring powers. at Fltlladt Iphi. New Tore. March 19. Joseph D.

Mc- laUvsaiwuKTa. Kan March 19. temperattTe 67 above; lowest above aero; mean Vmperature 43" abftv normal temperatnre for this day 8St baromefc-r, 29 56. mean humidity. Si; i inr wind, direction, mttk: aVmi youngest member of the cabinet, is of medium height and rather slender, with a thin but rosy face, bright eyes and straight redeemed, paid and reissued in the same jk.

Diversity at Oplnlua Aaaoag the Railroad Commissioners aad the General Manager. Topeka, March 19. The board of 1 Daaaaeratle TlekatHooilaatad. nose. His hair is brown and he wears a FaoviBBKCi, R.

March 19. At the manner as silver certificates oi larcer denomination, and to be exchanged for silver certificatea of other denominations, "and pair of mutton-chop whiskers. weataer, snow; totU nTedpitatioo, lXJ-rt water In river, 11 rtting. Mean tempera tare same date. mean temperature same date 1SS7, a Democratic state convention today, John railroad commissioners Bent the following congratulatory telegram to Chief Arthur I W.

H. West aged 61 years, and Mrs tfAWltOTOir, Mareh bill inr tredaoed kj Mr. Fry lo apply the aecreiary me treasury authorized they have 1 .000 more children on the books this year than last, and Mr. W. D.

Kelly and Mr. Reybnrn, two of the largest rent agents in the city, say that their property is better rented than it has been tor years. I do no renting business, and yet every day I have parties making inquiries for property to rent, and complaining that they never saw such a city. I know oi five families at the present time that want houses -with eight to ten rooms, W. Dsns was nominated for governor.

Drncila Burke, aged 73, were married in and directed to make such regulation as Kee proprietors of the Pennsylvania Knitting mills at Philadelphia, and No. 62 White street, this city, have made an assignment Liabilities, about nominal assets much larger. A well known citizen of Wethcrdvllle. Mr. W.

tiravea. writes? I suffer sometimes with acute rheumatism aad your Salvation Oil gives me Instantaneous relief, and I veeommead at a sure cure for this terrible disease. Waasravrow. 0. tx.

March aftiO- today: Plattsburg, on March 5. The bride For Miaaeart-Colder; frtsh to HWift tA I fA (lim. mm aay seaastp sum prefer for distributing aad redeemu lis a We to express to Ton our aonroval of laws of several states relating to the r-vc4 Clriand fermented liquors io they kave Usm fcs- has been married six times, her fifth mar be law abidina -and rnnirmtim nmtitlon Mtr- waioa uw or erly winds; light rata or snow, Jw lair weather, wltH a eold wave, riage having been celebrated seven months waica tvq nave asaumea in rezara to tea striae tt i tiy aid take Boira Cough Syrup. ago, bat her husband lived only three "A 1 ror- aaasas ugat te fresh aat' beTOnrinjariabie; mlrtiir. fnllairii pi tbeBentaFe engineers.

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