The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 1

THE TIME til I KSTAHL1SHED, 162. COMMKHCIAl. KsTAIU.ISIfEI), 1H65. QQNSEKVATtVK KSTAbLiaUED, mi. LEAVEN WORTH, KANSAS, SATURDAY MORNING, MAX 23 1885.

HORSES THAT WEIGH A TON. HIS FREEDOM ONCE MORE. in nwni 1T sign on the ground teat mere are no 10 0 CONGO TWO VESSELS WRECKED VICTOR DEATH HUGOS charges whatever against him either of in Over a Hundred Pen-herons on Their Way efficiency or offensive partisanship. It is understood he will be given until June 15 to comply with the secretary's request. Ma to Oregon.

From the New York Tribnne. Capt. Corcoran, of the Denmark, of the The Captains and Crews of Both 1 Poet jor aaxton was an officer in the army dur Those That Are Termed Presidential and the Changes Therein. The International African Association About to Lose it. The Great Novelist and Passes Away.

Brought Safely to Quebec. ing the war and is a brother to General Ru-fus Sax ton, U. S. A. National Line, which arrived here on Saturday, had a lot of the solidest passengers ever Settling; a Strike In Court.

Denveb, May 22. The strikers took their grievances before Judge Brewer, of the United States court yesterday. Tne inquiry was held in chambers. The grievances were the same as those laid before of Judge Hallett. A larare number witnesses were examined on both sides.

Judge Brewer saying that he wished to institute a searching investigation into the merits of the strike. Strikers and railway officials were on the witness stand, and at the close of the inquiry Judge Brewer took the case under advisement. It is understood that the strikers will abide by Judge Brewer's de brought across the Atlantic. It agisted cf Mia Cleveland aa am Author. SEVERAL SlAR SERVICE CHANGES.

DECLINING SERVICES. SUMMARY OF CRIMES AND CASUALTIES PRIESTLY AN AMBITIOUS ARAB CHIEF WANTS IT. Washington, D. May 22. Miss Chas.

Angell, the Pullman Company D-faulter, to be Released from Jollet. Jolikt, 111 May 22 One of the moft noted characters who did time at the Joliet prison is Chas. Atgell, who will be released on Thursday May 28. He arrivtd at the prison February 23,1878, on a ten years' sentence for embezzling. Previous to Angell's defalcation he was the confidential clerk and private secretary of the Pullman Palace Car Company at Chicago, and was receiving a salary of $3,000 a year.

but it appears that this very liberal salary was not considered enough by Angell to support himself in the retral manner to which be aspired, and he Cleveland, who has been visiting friends in One of Stanley's Ivory Expeditions Gave New York for some days past returned to Washington to-day. Three Offices Vacant by Kenton of the Kz-plratloa of Incumbent' Terms New Office Embraced la Various Routes Other Washington I trail Angell, the Pullman Company Defaulter, Set at Liberty A Hug-e California Stock Swindle An Insane Woman Burns Herself to Death. French Newspapers and People in Mourning Kztenslve Preparations Being Made for the Burial of France's Favorite Son at State Expense. 109 Percheron horses.some of them weighing within a few pounds of a ton apiece. They are the property of the Oregon Horse- and Land company, for whom they were purchased by Edward Blewett, the companv'a manager, who will start west with "lis prize lo night.

Mr. Blewett said to a Tribune reporter yesterday These Pcrcherons represent two months' hard work in England, France, Belgium the Whole Thing: Away and the Congo Basin la Now Claimed aa Zanzibar Territory. It is understood that Miss Cleveland. while in New York, daced the manuscriDt of a book in the hands of a publisher who rill soon sarnie it. The name of the nub Quebec, May 22.

The bark "Brilliant" cision. Judge Brewer this morning sentenced Franklin Hellyon, one of the strikers who Paris, May 22 The French Societe lisher and the title of the book have not yet been announced. and Normandy. I looked over the CKles- Geographie, has received news from Upper arrived here last night, and had on board the crews of the bark "Bayard," Captain appropriated 1125,000 in bonds and money belonging to his employers and fled the country. A large reward was immediately dale and English draught horse stexk be Congo that the large Mohammedan pop Postmasters Bond.

Anderson, from Drobak for Metis, and of Washington, D. May 22. The ulation inhabiting that region, excited prob the Bteamer "Mary Lewis," of New Castle, ably by the stories of El Mahdi's success postmaster general has issued the following Washington, D. C. May Three presidential postotrices in Kansas are now vacant by reason of the expiration of the terms of the incumbent pofct-master, but the vacancies are expected to be filled within a few days.

Postmaster General Vilas furnishes the toll wiuK list of presidential postotfkes in Kansa, with the salary, name of postmaster and date ot expiration of commission. Captain Greff, from New York for Liver Pabis, May 22. Victor Hugo died at halt past one this afternoon. The ministry ill request the chamber of deputies to adjourn as a token of respect to the memory of the deceased. Victor Hugo's condition wis so manifestly worse this morning that his death was regarded as certain to take place within a few hours.

When this fact became known, Cardinal Guidbert, Archbishop of Paris, sent specially to Hugo's have resolved to assert their claims to the center of Africa. The immediate occasion order relative to the filing of postmasters bonds: "That when any postmaster of the pool. ottered for his apprehension and snrewa detectives were soon on his track. The fugitive was at last captured at Lisbon, Portugal, by special United States Detective Frank, who returned bis prisoner safely to the Cook county authorities. The captive pleaded guilty and returned of the property.

Tne iudge there Captain Anderson states that he left Dro of this extraordinary movement is said to fourth class shall have remained in office for five years fiom the date of the taking took part in Monday demonstration at the Rio Grande railway ohupj to six months in the county jail. Hellyon interfered with the deputy United States marshals who were protecting men on then way to work, and threatened violence. In delivering the sentence, Judge Brewer said that he had resolved when sentencing the three strikers the other day, to impose the full penalty of the law on any one who might be convicted before him of a similar offense, but now that the moment had arrived he thought the sen'ence of six months was light. To-morrow Judge Brewer will give his decision in the inquiry held by him yes bak on April 4th for orders to Metis. The fore going to ranee.

1 went frnm one end of France to the other. You can cover the whole country in a few days. 1 finally went into the heart of the great Prr-cheron district, and bou ht at La Ferte Bernard, of August Taechean. the largest dealer and breeder of these horses in France all the animals I brought over. There are forty-seven stallions and sixty-two mares.

The stallions all con ov-r a piece, the prices ranged up to 2S.0u0, which I paid for one 'government approved' animal. The cose ot tbe maet wa t'tom $500 to $1 200. Siailioi.s are considered must, valuable at 4 to 5 yeirs of ae. and the mares at 3 to 4. Tne heaviest have been the conduct of one of Henry M.

Stanley's ivory expeditions. This expedi affect of hi last official bond, he shall exe vesfel met with variable weather until mid cute a new bond in the manner and with night of the 6th of May, when, with the Thesa are all Republican except the sureties which are required by law, upon notice from the department." weather thick and foggy and very dark, the twelve appointments under the new ad-minitr I'ion. tion and convos guarding were cemmtnd-ed by the agent of the international African association. Instead ot descending Congo river with residence offering to visit him and admin- upon sentenced the prisoner to the penitentiary for ten years, the full extent ot the law, and he was duly received by the prson authoritiec Since bis confinement Angell has bten employed as book-keeper at the Being an excellent accountant, he has filed this )6ttion with credit to himself and to the she ran into the ice near the banks of Newfoundland. The vessel was completely sur Payment of Pensions.

Yates Outer iviid Hltead Washington, May 22 The secretary rounded by heavy ice and ice terday concerning tne grievances of the of the treasurer today issued warrants for strikers bergs. The crev remained on board until Tuesd-iy afternoon, the payment of about $5,000,000 on ac A telegram from Salida says there is a when the icebergs came thumping ataint count of pensions. It is estimated that inter spiritual aid and the rites ot the Catholic church. M. Lockroy, the poet's son-in-law, who was in attendance at the death bed when the cardinal's proffer came, replied for Hugo, declining with thanks the archbishop's tender and saying for the dying man: "Victor Hugo is expecting death, but ha does not desire the services of a belligerent reeling among the strikers at ba- the bark completely surrounding her and lida Ihe house of the strikers who went th total payments for the present month freat satisfaction of the authorities.

In uly, 1833, an effort was made by the prisoner's friends for a reviewing all the circumstances connect with the case, the position reld by Angell io society, hi? intelligence and education, and the fact that the applicant at the time he defrauded his na8hing in her portside. They then tool to the berths and went on the ice bare to work was pelted with stones. nil amount to $10,000,000. ly escaping with their lives and savitig Preparing to "Take In" Turkey. btciine presidential offices on April 1st.

Ablllne, ll'MO, Wm. 8. Hodgs, 33 Jan. 1889. Anthony, Siouo.

A. Rleder. (D 18 May "89. Arkansas City, lOU, J. U.

Ore 'OK. Atchiasn, $7o, M. t. Wluexar, 10 Mar. N.

A. Tssger, 1'i Fob. '88. Baxter HprlUM, tluuu, Wm. Maron, 8 Jan.

'88. Bsl-lt, ni. H. 16 Feb. 87.

Burllngame, W. Ooty, 6 '86. Burlington, $17imj, A D. Krown, Jan. '87.

Cl(li-l tlMK) 8. Do il.ln, 16 Oct. '8V Carbontlns, ii0 L. 1. Uoxl, 33 Jan.

1H8S. Uawker OUT. W. C. 4 July (.

Chauute, 1 1 J. I). He ty, 8 Jau. '88. Cherokee, Je sa Govs, Jan.

'88. Cherryval-, W. M. Parks, 7 Am), s8. Ctastopa, tlMI J.

(O) IS May '89. Clay Ceulre, $1, O. M. Mrattou, 31 April b6. Clde.

llSOo, it. DeUray, (U) 13 April '89. OofTaiTlila. tWV. B.

Blckoiau. IS Fab. 'ST. Runday School Celebration at Ottawa. its valuable collection of ivory to Stanley, Pool and Yivi, the expedition proceeded under the protection of a powerful Arab chief named Tipu Taib eastward to Zanzibar.

Tipu Taib had not known of the extent of the ivory fields in the interior until he saw proofs of it in the rich stores gathered by this expedition, and, as soon as he had discharged his task as escort and learned all he could, he raised a powerful army and proceeded into the interior. The stories about El Mahdi and his ex" pulsion of the English from the Soudan Washington, D. May 22 Hon. S. of the lot is a 3 years old staiUoa that will rub a ton pretty ciOe.

It must be a pretty good hore in the government approved giade. 1 b.yght sev-ral aud al the animals are rtgia-ttred. Most ot the horses will be sent to our ranches in Btfeer county. nd a few to Fremont, wbeie I live We have tht largest horse ranch on this continent, if toa in the world. We branded over 8,000 hordes last summer, and will brand close on to 11,000 this year, lhe hornes are turned loose on government laud.

We never feed them. We hav five large ranches which ate fenced, the land bring owned by us. nothing whatever. They remained three da and three nights on the ice. All the clothing they bad was on their backs and Kansas City, May 22.

A committee meeting was held here to-day for the Cox, ncenlly appointed United States minister to Tutkey, qualified at the depart furtherance of preparations for the seventh this becoming wet added to their misery. The men, however, bore up nobly, being encouraged by the heartiness of Captain ment of itate to-day. He will leave New annual session ot the lnter-state bunday York for his new post of duty about June School assembly to the Western Chatauqua Anderson. priest." on the Great French Poet. Paris, May 22.

The newspapers of Paris appear in mourning this evening. It is believed that the funeral will be the grandest seen in France for a century. The poet was sketched as he lay on his deathbed by the great painter. Bonnet, who will transfer to canvass the impression taken. 17th.

at Forest park, Ottawa, Kansas, to be in They came out of the ice at 2 a. m. Sun Columbus. 17iK). H.

V. Urrlu, I Lm April '87. convention from June 23rd to July 3rd day, took to a boat and pulled westward in a thick fog. After pulling for about two Setting; Down on the "Trib." Lansing, Mich May 22. Charges hav are supposed to have been carried to turbu We have besides about 150 corrals scattered inclusive.

employer was receiving a large and liberal salary. Governor Hamilton decided there were no mitigating circumstances in the case, and refused to grant the pardon. At the time Angell was received at the prison, he is described as having been "L9 years old, wearine a long full beard and mustache, black, slightly sprinkled with pny, a Roman nose, bi-ih forehead, slightly bald on the crown of the head; occupation, bookkeeper; was born in Rhode Island" It is said that the subject of this sketch has had numerous offers by prominent business firms to acc pt positions with them as scon as he is released. He is a man of much intelli cence, sharp, bright and courteous, and has ovr the government land We i-nall hours they heard a steamer's whistle. They The list of instructors tnd lecturers embrace many names of persons prominent turn many of tnese sttllious right (Joucordla, 174i.

U. 8 Williams 37 Feb. '87. Council Orore, r. F.

A Morlarty, Jan. '8. Ko City, tlMoi, N. B. Cline, 3 Jau '87.

Kl Dorailo, 1 0, A rbelau, 1 Fen. '87. Ellsworth. lii, (i. Huycke, 4 Fst.

'88. Kuiporia, F. jlurpby, 18Jsn. 'b8. Karska, I6 J.

W. Mtbol 1 July '88. FJoreix-e. Ilu. A.

Stanford. IV June '88. ing been published in the New York Tribune and other newspapers against the character of Geo. V. N.

Lathrop, in his out with' the herds. The way we pullnd along side of a vessel which proved to be the steamer "Mary of New bound for Liverpool. They were in religious and educational work through out the country. Among them are the fol In tne senate fli. beroje delivered a eulogy on Hugo.

The speaker said that do is to put about forty mares and one in a corral, where they are kept for two or three weeks. They are then connection with the case of the state of rt. Loarotiwortb, $Ui), (). L. Mi hois.

13 Vve. 'SC. lowing: Kev. Drs. Hunbert, superin-tendant of tlw national assembly, J.

tuken on board and the Captain stated that they had struck iu ice some time before and the vessel was then leaking badly. Michigan vs. the Phcenix bank, in the Vincent, of New Jersey, 0 H. Tiffany, of turned out, aud the stallion tares for the herd for the following year, protecting them in every way, foals and all. Through the Fort 1.0i', T.

F. Koblny, 1 Mar ,87. Frankfort, till) Mctlruy, Frb. 'MS Fre Ionia, tl)0, Sa. T.

Canlrall. 3D Deo. '88. Qaleua, tlUfO, fau-y A. Wiley, 7 Jan.

'89. Uarutttt, 6i0, S. Kauflman, 1 July, 18fl. IHrard.llSW. K.

A Wsaser, ft February, 1S87, New Y'rk, and P. S. Hanson, of Chicago Prof. R. S.

Holmes, of Auourn, New York; New York conrt ot appeal, the house ot repretentatiues to day adopted by a unanimous and rising vote- the following concurrent resolution otfered by lent Mohammedism by Tipu Taib and it is feared that they may make it very difficult for the International African association to carry out its proj-cted work of establishing tbe tree stats ot Congo. Tipu Taib's army is exceedingly strong Thre thousand of his soldiers.it is said, are armed with modern rifles. This army, the report states, is now advancing, and making its way by pillage and massacre. Ara-wina station has been sacked and destroyed Tipu Taib r-as proclaimed Cong as a territory belonging to tbe Sultan of Zanzibar, and he has announced his intention to lppress all opposition to this claim. The country around Lake Tanganyaki iR at present the centre of the movement started by Tipu Taib, but it thought that for tne past sixty years Victor Hugo had been the admiration of France and of the world.

He said the whole nation mourned the loss of Victor Hugo and moved that the funeral of the poet be conducted at the state's expense. The motion was greeted with applause. The senate and chamber adjourned in re Prof. Sherwin, the musical orgamzT: Mis winter we have scareely any hired help, but in summer a laige number of men are em Urest Uoiid, tlSuu, E. L.

Chapmaa, 15 Oct. 1886. been allowed ali the privileges about the institution that the authorities could grant, and has been an associate and assistant. 1'hey are sorry to part with him. Lucy J.

Rider, of Chicago, and Gen. O. Captain Anderson had been aboard just an hour when the "Mary Lewis" began to sink. Both crews numbering thirty-five persons left the steamer in three boats and proceeded west again. They were picked up by the "Brilliant" after having spent five days among icebergs in mid ocean.

Mr. Davis, Republican, of Barayo: ployed in rounding up, branding and sepa Howard. Resolved The senate concurring, that rating the mares into new herds. Governor John A. Martin will preside at the people ot Michigan, fully aware of llalsiea1, Urkl Harper, liSoO, J.

0 Mrabam, 18 January, 1888. Mays Otty, III 0, J. K. Wilson, Deo 188. Hiawatha, I18U0, J.

B. Ulalr. 17 April, 1884. Holton, tUmi. M.

Beck, 13 January, 18S4 Howard. IllUrt. A. KewioliK 4 February, 1888. tiie reunion on Grand Army day, July 1st the integrity and blamelefs lite of Hon.

G. V. N. Lathrop, United States minister to Mormon Proselytism. It is very difficult to asent to the propo Rates of one fare for the round trip have been obtained from the Southern Kansas Humbolrti.

I1VO. Ella Kluilall, 'Ml April. 1888 Russia, feel that he needs no vindication in Hutrbluion. I'W. M.

Fa-lry, 3 Janusry, 1W7, railroad, one and one-third from the M's How the Cincinnati Fire Originated. Cincinnati, May 22. Late last in tne community whfre ne nan Imlep-nd'cce. H-om, Wm. T.

Yoe, 33 May, 1884. sition that men must be left to decide for themselves even when their ignorance incapacitates them from deciding wisely, and lived so long, but, as he hat Iola. UiMl. O. M.

Dunpsou, 15 Jaunary, lv souri Pacific and similar reductions are ex ptcted to be made by other roads. JuDctlnn City, F. Pattirson, 34 March '88. been calumniated by strangers, through The dining hall on the grounds will be a sensational press, the legislature of night the bey who could give an authentic account of the origin of the Sullivan fire yesterday was found by the coroner's clerk when also the effects of unwise decisions A. Bank Swindled Out of $7,000.

Chicago, May 22. A man giving the name of Strong presented himself yesterday at the Canadian Bank of Commerce, of this city, and produced a letter of credit for $10,000. This letter purported to be issued by the National bank of Scotland, and on it he desired to draw $7,000. To all appearances the letter was good, and the money was paid him. The document, however, was not genuine.

The forger then went to the bank of Montreal, and presented another letter of credit. Here he Ktnjtsman. H'JOI. C. Meysrs.

18 Dec. In8 Klrwlu, llixsi, W. T. B. May, 3" December, '87.

I.a Cyinie, trOO, J. 1' Kenes December, '87. Lamed. IKV. T.

McCarthy, 26 Feliruary, '87 in charge of Geo H. Thomas, of the post Michigan, speaking for the state, desires all Mohammedan races living in the belt of territory running thence in both directions across the continent will be seized with the new fanaticism which promises such wealth and power for them. may extead to others. Yet if this argument the G. A.

of Ottawa and tents will be provided at moderate cost tor those who spect to the death ot Hugo. Victor Hugo passed away peacefully, without suffering. His death caused profound emotion in the capital and the residence of tne deceased is surrounded by large crowds. M. Floquet, president of the chamber of deputies.

has requested M. AUain Laige, nister of tne interior, to ali the coffin to be placed under the Arc be Tnomphe fori twenty-fours hours. Tre municipal council has expressed the wi. that the remains be interred in the Pau-theon. This wish will be considered by the council of ministers to morrow.

The death Lawrence. 3HOii. ttaborn Misunou. (Di 3 Apr. '89.

is infringed the arguments which are al at his home in the extreme eastern portion of the city. The boy, whose name is John Mevers, it desire them. UDon aPDlication to the srene to reiterate to the country ita profound re spect for Mr. Lathrop; its opinion of his character and ability, and to spurn the aspersions which have been cait upon Lim, and to again congratulate ral secretary, D. C.

Hanes, of Ottawa, Kan lowed to justify the infraction may be allowed to do the same for almost any Leavenworth, llfMO. J. MoKee. 3 Deo. '87.

LlDdsbom, IlluU, H. J. iirury. 18 January '88. Lyons, 130, H.

0. Taylor, II April, "8U. Manhattan, IISimi, A. A. Mtewart, 6 July, Marlon SKI.

F. bower, IS October, "85. MansTille, UU mlth, 8 January 88, Will Defend Rlel. Quebec, May 22. F.

X. Lemieux, sas. Arranging; the New Iron Scale. the president and the people ct the Lnited and Chas. Fi'zpatrick, who figured so conspicuously in obtaining a reprieve for Mol'herson.

II 0. Chas. Oouk (D), 3 Aorll '89, States on an appointment which, in so emi deprivation of liberties, and therefore many such abusfs must be tolerated for the sake ot the general ou'eomo. Such reflections are suggested by the qu- s'ion of Mor Msdlulue Uxtne. IIOV.

Jan. '88. ITT8BURG, Way zi. lhe iron manufacturers and workmen are in session Mtmieapnll UtSt, Faic April '89 nent a degree, he res to tne public servire. a gentleman well fitted by his purity and appears, ran from the building at the beginning of the fire and went to a drug store where his wounds were dressed and he then went home He says he was sent down to the first floor yesterday afternoon to get a two gallon can of benzine.

He got it from Orth Wessell, who keep the dye house on the first floor and going up to the second floor, he was was suspected, and closely questioned. In a "nuti" he left the estab ish-ment saying he would go to some other bank. He did not do so, however, for Modam Boulette, the boy St. Paul murder er, who is now in the Kingston pnitenti couiTianciug taiectr', to can nonor upon of M. Hugo dwarfs every other subject, political and social.

this afternoon a new scale proposition of the Amalgamated associa ary. have been retained ss counsel to de- the country which be will represent in a tend RiH, in bis coming trial, in the North foreign court. tion. west. They have been sent for by a French The manufacturers claim that it does not Canadian gentleman, on the province, whj Neodtwhs, ll'HJl), W.

H. Orainet, 8 J.m. 18HS. ewtiu, li, -auKb, 34 F-b. 1887.

Olsthe, H. P. Burcu, 33 Jsn. 18. Osskc t), lift admire, 17 Feb.

1886. Umiii MlMion. 1 1701, J. Custls, 11 Jan. 1hs8.

(stxrue, lllisi, 0. W. Crampton, 9 June lsnfl. Oaeu, I nun. L.

S. Creuu, 34 May lnss. Ottawa, 21t, J- E. Bll-s, Aprl 1888. Paola, 17i, J.

Prry, 17 April 1W6. Parsous, lili O. Fletcher, 81 Msrch 186. Peabody, I3i0, B-ntne Plnkey, 1 July 18S8. Plttsiuru, 114 41, A.

J. Oeorrfla, IS Jan. 187. Plessautou, ill'D, J. Harris, 13 Dec.

'8. Kussell. 1 1 1 MJ. W. W.

Permel, 34 Feb. '87. Dissatisfied theyeonee. Fort Kkogh, M. May 22 The passing along the narrow passage beside the presses in the direction of the elevator is a great friend of Riel and who volun shatt, when in tne oara ne stumb'ed.

teered to meet all expenses incurred by the Cheyenne Indians, for whom President Ar make a uniform reduction for all classes of labor. It is believed, however, that it averts all the danger of a general strike, as counsel, in defense. thur created a reservation on the 26th of he left town and is still at large. He is supposed to be a member of an organized band of bank swindlers, with headquarters in New members of which were arrested in Montreal on Tuesday. Pinkerton says that the gang to which Strong and these other parties belong is one of the rongest in the country, and while the operators are of the slickest description the chief conspirators remain unpunished.

He believes others will turn up a few days, and he suspects the banks have been victimized to the extent of $200,000 or struck the can against a press and broke the glass. The benzine flowed out, and as the pressman had a gaslight burning there, the bght of the gas almost instantly ex Death of Mrs. Wm. Thacher. Lawrence, May 22.

Mrs. Wm. M. Tbacher, wife of the editor of the Journal, of this city, died peacefully this evening after a prolonged illness of some ten weeks. Many aimable traits of the deceased, her youth and loveliness of character, and her long and patiently endured illness had excited the interest and sympathy of the entire community, and her death will be widely and sincerely deplored.

mon proselytism. lhe Mormon missionaries are sent to Europe and there mo4 literally seduce the most ignorant into accepting their gross travestie upin religion. The result is not only bad for the proselytes, but for othei8. A dangerous and hostile and alien power is being built up within tbe UniTed States in this wy, and thousand of European peasants are being mentally enslaved by a debasing superstition. Yet, as Mr.

Gladstone said the other day, those Mormon proselytes go voluntarily, and therefore, in England at least, it ii impossible for the government to interfere with the matter. Of course toiera'iv. must be practically unlimited, or it ceases to be toleration, and of this fact the Mormons have always taken advantage. And so shrewd are their methods and so complete Italy Will Stay In the Soudan. last November, and placed them on the same, under care of an agent, giving a number ot mills, including Carneta-; will continue to run at the reduction proposed, no matter what other mill owners decide to do.

The Amalgated men are in '89. Rome, May 22 In government circles it them farming implements, cattle tools. ploded the benzine. Meyers fell, saturated with benzine, took fire and he ran toward is denied that the Italians have any iter. Saheths, t.oUlclb Uxrlsi D).

3 April Mary', 130, J. B. Demarlas, 20 Dec. Hallna, Juon, A. M.

Campbell, )3 Jan. '87. hcanlls, IlilUl, 11. L. White, 7 Jan '89.

Sedan, Hi0, D. Moore. 1 Jnly '8h. Henecs. IlKiO.

J. H. ft'llllarns, 11 Dec. '88. tion of evacuating the Soudan because of good cheer and strong iu the belief that their last proposition will be accepted.

the stairway, where he extinguished the fire on his person and then ran down to tne the prevalence of typhus fever among the rations, for support until they were able to take care of themselves, have become dissatisfied and lett. The reservation is in the most fertile part of the '88. drug store as before stated. Italian troops at Massowah. Holomou Cry.

IlliNI, D. W. Wilson, 4 Feb. rlturllntf, 0. D.

Newer, 30 Deo. 'S7. Toneta. Hll). Mlleham, 37 March, '89.

The coroner will begin the inquest to The True Cause of FrellDghuy sen's Death. It is denied that Italy intends to relin Rosebud valley, and contains sufficient land Valley Falls, tlim. A. Patrick. 16 March, '86.

morrow. quish her colonial policy. Jt is asserted by the government that the stories about ex 000. A similar game was played in this country some three years auo, and some of the operators were caught, but the principals escaped. Not Permitted to Plead Guilty to Murder.

Chicago, May 22. The five Italians indicted for the murder of Cainso, the lemon peddler, by choking him to death, were be to give about one quare mile to each ot the torty families. Eventually they have tired of it and have moved back to their Wakeeney, W. Millar 8 Jan. 'HO.

11400, J. L. 1'rowne, 13 Dec. '86. Washli Kiou.

I IV HJ, J. Beslcl, 30 Deo. '87. Watervilte, II' 'On, J. C.

ll.Tltoomb D. 15 May, their arrangements that they secure a Pennsylvania Forest Fire. Easton, May 22. Mountain fires teady stream o' immigration, and are build '89. old haunts on ongue river, near Hanging ing up their mmunity with a rapidity have been burning for a week north of New York, May 22 The family of the late Secretary Frelingruysen makes no secret of the fact that the first serious illness of Judge Frelinghuysen was due to aconite that in some unaccountable manner was bottled with the nnneral.water he used and Dr.

L'DColn, of Washington, says there was enough lett in the bottle to kill four men. Transcontinental Passenger Kates. Cbicaoo, May 22. The passenger department of the Transcontinental association has agreed to make a temporary rate until June when the next meeting is to be held. The rate is to be as follows: $34 on first class between the Missouri river and the Pacific coast; $39 between St.

Louis and the Pacific coast, and $93 35 from St. Paul to Portland, instead of $95. This was done so as to equalize the rates made by the Atlant and Pacific road and hich should convince conre8 of the lin oman creek, the heyennes are not the least bit iggressive, but simply appear WellluRion, IJOO. J. Y.

Coffman, 8 Jan '88. Wichita, M. Murdock, 1 Msrch, '87. Wiufleld, IJli', D. A Mlllludlou, 15 Feb '87 Wyandotte, 34nu, V.

J. Lane 37 March, '89, Ystee Center, lluut). Strausburg. A great deal of territory has cetsive mortality among the troops at Massowah on account of typhus fever are untrue. England's Suaklm Muddle.

Loneon, May 22 It is estimated that owing to the lack of dock facilities at Sua- port8nce of deahug with poiygamy before been burned over and great damage done to prefer their old homes to the evil has become unmanageable. fore Judge Hawcs, to plead this afternoon. The Dresent vacancies are by the fire to the farmers, as well as the FRESH FISH, Holton. Junction City, Sabetha and Vrter- timber interests. A forest fire has also ville.

The followini; postal changes in Kansas been raging between Bangor and Penan-gil and is still doing considerable damage. Fires on the B'ue have been ordered witht ut reference to the local tariff ot the Southern Pacific road whose rate sheet will the new ones. Where they are is in the very heart of the cattle country, in Eastern Montana, and the cowboys are all around them, engaged in their spring lound-up ot calves and eeve8, but no trouble is anticipated, as the Chevennestare in no condition to fight, nor is it their intention to create a disturbance. A report from their camp says they will not go back to their new reservation uuless compelled to do so by force. kim it would take until November next to unload all of the Berber railway plant now lying in transport offSuakim.

The admiralty are therefore debating the advisability of ordering the transports home with the plant in order to save tonnage. It is expected that no more than 3,500 will be left STAR SERVICE CHANGES. hold good until June 8th. mountains in the vicinity of Danielsville, Northampton county, which were partly subsided two weeks ago by a rain storm Route Colony to Yates Center They all at fi-st, with the exception of A. Azeno, pleaded guilty," but they so plainly did not understand the effect of their plea, that the judge formally put in their behalf a plea ot "not guilty," so that their Tights might be protected.

She Mast Hang. Philadelphia, May 22. Annie F. Cutler, colored, who shot and killed her recreant lover in the street some time ago and who pleaded guilty to the charge of murder last Monday, adducing testimony to show the treachery of her vie im towards Monument to Kit Carson. Santa Fe, N.

May 22. Extensive preparations are making for the dedication of the Kit Carson monument in this city on Memorial day. Skillful workmen are busy putting the finishing touches on the structure, which is located on the government reservation, ner the plaza. Governor Gilpin, of Colorado, Prices Furnished by Dustln Co. Dressed buffalo, prr lb, 10c.

Dressed cat, per lb, 15c. Trout and white fih, per lb, 15c. Pike and pickerel, per ib. 15c. Croppies, lanre, per lb, 15c.

Croppies, small, per lb, 12c. Sunfisb, per lb, 10c. Black bass, per lb, 20c. Oregon salmon, per lb. 2025c.

Potomac shad, each, 00. From May 16, reduce Ht-rviee fiorn Neosho A Fort Scott Liquor Case. Fort Scott, May 22. J. have broken out afresh and are spreading rapidly.

The forests are very dry, and un Falls to Yates Center, 17 miles, to tri weekly: restore tri-weekly schedule. Qairk, a prominent druegiBt, who does at buakim. The Northwest Troubles. less rain comes soon great destruction will follow. lioute Middletown to Yates Cen bu iness in Fulton, this county, was found Chanres In Railroad Rates.

tre From July 1. increase service to twice a week, additional trip on luetuiy, chang' Burned Herself to Death. Lancaster, May 22. A large barn ing schedule accordingly. guilty in the district court to-day of selling ntoxicating liquor to a person whom he had reason to believe was obtaining the sarxe Please ask for prices on quinine pills Koute turned to Montreal, May 22.

A telegram from the scene of the Northwest troubles states that Poundraaker has sent in a flag of truce asking uponwhat terms he can surrender. He will give up the captured teamsters, twowomen and a priest. on the firm of Eli H. Martin, was destroy From July 1, omit llodtreiiian, ttu at gelatin coated, full weight in botlie of 100 each 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 grains. was expected to deliver the oration, but telegraphs that he can not be preseut.

The pleasant task will devolve on Governor Sheldon. All New Mexico veterans who Berved during the war of the rebellion, and especially the members of Kit Carson's regiment, are invited to participate in the her and submitting points to the judge so that be might fix the grade of her crime, was brought before Judge Mitchell to-day for ttaer than the excepted purpose for use Brown's Grove, dicreasini distance to 12 miles. Toilet soap: (-oiea-p, Kirs s. Pears, ed by fire last night with its contents. Snortly before the fire was discovered the absence ot Mrs.

Martin, wife of the tenant as a beverage. Judge French will impose the penalty to Route 3:3.467, Muacotah to Willis, em Rietrer's, Coudray's Lub ns. St. Loui, May 22 Representatives of railroads doing business with points on and west of the Mobile and Ohio road held a meeting here to-day, but owing to the absence ot agents of the Arkansas Valley and the Chesapeake, Ohio and Southern, tr.e business of the meeting was not completed. Two committees were appointed: One on differentials and one on insurance.

The latter one to confer with steamboat companies in regard to insurance and water allowance. The committee on differentials decided to base rates on those from St. brace Browiee and suppl it on the trip day which will pro ably be $100 fine and Odors in bottle or bulk: Lubins, Lau-ier, Lazal s. Whisk Dupouts and he adjndged her guilty of murder in the first degree. A Colored Man Hanged.

Little Rock, Ark May 22. At Clar farmer was noticed. Th lady being insane it is believed she had irone to the South, and Inoornay on the trip Nortu.de M. Hugo's Last Will. Paris, May 22.

It is reported that thirty days imprisonment. bx'th brushes, Celiucoid hair brushes and creasing 2 mil8. barn and set the structure on fire, as her tjuirk will take an appeal to the supreme ceremonies. Reduced rates are promised on the railroads. Interesting to Colorado Tourists.

Chicago, May 22. The Colorado- Hugo bequeathed his manuscript to France, Rjute Tullv to Bates From July mirrors, featner dusters, French white cas- charred remains were found in the ruins court. tile soap, toilet and sponees, Persian 1, embrace Irene and Fax8on, (ne otlioe) and that he left it to the republic to select this morning. inject powder, playing cards, etc. etc.

with Tully and Lawndale, begia at Irene, Limitation of Railroad Tickets. a burial place for his remains and to de decreu8inir distance 4'4 milt-s. cide as to the form ot his funeral. Bloomington, May 22 By order of i ountain sjrintes with rubber triummgs. No matter what you want in the dwi Haute 33.

572, Irvin ti Garrison From endon, to-day, Goodwin Jack bod, tlored, who in November lust beat Sa.dy Redmar, colored, to death with a fence rail was handed in the presence ot a very large crowd He died protesting that he did not intend killing Sandy, but struck him for threatening to strike Mrs. Jackson. the court, notice is hereby given that the Louis and to make a change only in Kan July 1, omit Mariadahl and Uarrixijn, and at Randolph. lecrea8ing distance 8 miles. A Huge Swindle.

San Francisco, May 22. Charles F. Macbermot, a wealthy mining operator and former president of the California safe deposit trust company, of this city, was store call in and ask tor prices, have tne clerir show you the goois, and if quality sas City, Cairo and Evansville rates. tickets is.med by the Lake Erie and West Et Mahdi Retiring his Troops. Dongola, May 22 Tbe El Mabdi is re lhe rate from h-ansas Uity is to oe the Utah association west of the Missouri river has agreed to put the usual tourists' tickets on sale June lat, to continue until September fifteenth and to be good to return until October 31at.

The round trip rate will be thirty dollars between the Missouri river and Denver. It was agreed to make a round trip rate of twenty-five dollars for the bent fit of the delegates to the G. A. era railway company, under the date of and prices do not surprise you so that, you same as from Chicago, and the Evansville tiring his troops everywhere. He himself will buy all the articles desired it wil! be October fttth and 2bih, 1880, lor passage no fault of mine.

The choicest and most rate was re tored to that agreed upon a year ago The' Cairo rate was not discussed is retiring towards Jabel Elr, leaving his between Sand sky or Fremont, Ohio, and charged to-day with h.ving swindled John J. Bradley and otner lute shareholders of extensive assortment of goods (tiered in steamers at Sobat on the White Nile. upon. Another session wi'l be held to-morrow. the Cabora mine, Sonora, Mexico, out of a tbe tnera! drug line you hnd at my huuse, you can buy at wholesale, or retail accord To be Burled at Government Expense.

large sum of money. ing to the quantity you wih. Eaglneer Knight of Kansas City, Resign. MacDermot was empowered in 1881 to encampment at Portland. Another meeting will be held this morning.

The prospect for Colorado tourist traffic is very light at present. aris, May 'a lhe government a civil funeral for Victor Hugo at the 1HKO hGEBSDORFF, DiUKgist, 409 Ueiaware tell the entire stock of 120,000 shares. He Kansas Cut. May 22 The comm ttee fct. Louis or Kansas City and known in the market as the "syndicate tickets" with the word "special" printed nnder form No.

540, 54 546 and 547 will not be received by conductors on the trains of the Lake Erie and Western railway after the 23rd of May, 1885. A Skeleton. It is unpleasant to have a skeleton in the family, although It is said snob, things are very common. Bat it is still mors unpleasant to be a The Ponoa Sun Dance. Lawkence, May 22 The great sun dance comes off among the Poncas in June.

Neighboring tribes attend in great numbers, expecting to receive ponies, as the performance is ended by giving ponies to friendly Indians. This dance is attended largely by whites from the states. The Osages received $50,000 on the 11th and T2th instant The pa ment passed off very quietly. It not beinr generally known, thfre was a small attendance of outsiders. Each family averaged about $100, and the noble red man was made happy.

telegraphed from New York that be could get $1.50 per share The shareholders instructed him to sell. Bradley now states that expense ot the state. House of Commons Adjourned. that lor some time past has been investigating charges of maladministration on the part of City Engineer Wm. B.

Knight, Ice for very body. We have purchased from D. Atchison the entire business of' the Polar Ice company, London, May 22 The house of com MacDermot received $2 50 per share and only accounted at the rate ef $1.50. mons has adjourned until the 4'h of June. Since last October I have suffered from acute inflamation in my nose and bead often in the nlgbt baring to get ap and inhale salt and water for relief, ilj eye ba been, (or week at time, so I could not see.

I have used no end of remedies, also employed a doctor, who said It was impure blood but I (rot no presented four reports to the city council to-night. borees, ice, teams, wagons, and will now supply our customers with pure river tie says he knows this to be true, as it had been prearranged between ice. Leave yjur orders at toe iormers oince One report sets forth that no evidence of MacDermot and himself that half the of the Popar Ice 410 south of Fifth St. A New Dlplomatlo Baby. From the Washington Republican.

Bale of 120,000 shares made at $2 50 they corruption was found; another finds the engineer guilty of ir, competency and fa skeleton. And it is even worse to be "a skelton full ot neuralgic pains." This Is just what Mr. P. H. Carson, of rlatitafee, Florida, says be But in writing about it he says, 'Brown's Iron Bitter-reatcredmy heolt Take a hint from his ims Harris block, telephone rso.

9. Sexton McCreart would account to the other shareholders at There is a new member of Mr. Kuki's (the Japanese minister) family now, and 150 and divide the $120,000 of stealings be help. I naed Ely's Cream Ba on the recommendation of a friend. I was faithless, bat in a few days cureJ.

My none now, and also my eye, Is well. It 1- wonderful how quick it helped me. Mrs. Giobqis 3. Jcdsom, Hartford, Conn.

Easy Damages Recovered from a Railroad. voritism; a third a wlute washing report and a fourth finding simply incompetency. The last report was adopted by the council tween themselves. Bradley further sajs that McDermot failed to adhere to the proveuient. To put flesh on your bones, drive out neuralgia, and invigorate your system, take Brown's Iron Bitters.

good sound lungs help to make the neigh Mr. Knight tendered his reignation to oss. rrloe Ml cents. borhood lively. The Japanese baby's yell Cleveland, Ohio, May 22 At Erie, to-day a jury awarded L.

Rosenzweig $48,750 damages for being ejected from a Lake Shore passenger train. The train agreement, and kept it all for himself. McDermot is lost, but his exact whereabouts are unknown. The shareho'ders which was accepted and B. K.

Whitney, of this city was appointed to fill the vacancy. is a queer combination of unintelligible Base Ball. May 22 New York, sounds. The real hard yell tears the scale Mr. Whitney was formerly a civil engi Da Detectives Detect? That is an open question.

But there i9 no question as to what Brown's Iron Bitters can New York, Buffalo. 4. Lawn Mowers. Geo. W.

Mickle, 515 and 517 Cherokee street, has iust received a large number cf the best lawn mowers in the market. Call and see them. Book Binders. Ladies have your magazines and mnsi neatly bound, at Carter Sparks, 11 Delaware Street. Ground floor will bring suit tomorrow.

John neer in the service of of the Southern Kan of sound into a thousand parts, J. Bradiey made affidavit before T. E. sas railway. and originates several notes new to do.

Brown's Iron Bitters will put new spirits into Tr-mlinson, commissioner of deeds. Route 33,573, Manhattan to Ganison From Julv omit Garrisf embrace and end at Randolph, increasing distance 5 miles. Route 33,162, Concordia to Cheater From 1. omit service Concordia to Belleville, miles, twice a week, change schedule accordingly. Riiut- 33.351, Baxter Spriocs to Coffey-vil From April 1, (tor discontinuance of Snow dncrease distance 3 mile Route 33,578, Cimmaron to West Plains- From July 1.

embrace Carthaire. Route 33,231, Carbondale to Burlington. From July 1. omit service between Carbondale and Melvern, 26 miles and change schedule Route 33,301. I'leasanton to Garnett From June 1, omit service between Pleas anton and Mound City, decreaxii distance 8 miles daily, change nchedule accordingly.

Route 33.305, Mound City to Colony. From June 1, oinic service Mound City to Blue Mound, decreasing distance 121 miles. Special service discontinued. The following offices have been embraced on the routes as numbered A Tills, Coin snchs county, ronte 33-579. Bate, Pratt county, rou-e S3663.

Brownlee, from Ma' 81, 18x6. Browuhaiu, Edward County, routs 53,563. tlarthaire, from June SO, 1-85. Claude, Wood son connly, route SJ574. Cold Water, ouanty, rente S3S79.

Dsfer, Leavenworth com ty. route Dlckerson. Pratt county, route 83A64. Dowell, Kd wards county, roots S3664. Iiresdau, KuUrtnan county, route S669.

Fountain, Oee ennn'y. roots 3US99. UreensburK, Kdwards county, route SS.61. Hess, Ford county, roots sXi'S. Julffo, anil oouuty, 8W91.

Knight. Hoss count roots 8376. I.otia, Kluvman county, routs 3Mi. Marsna, Hodg man county, route 3J547. ileaoatunva, Uomauche county, ronte S3660.

Petersburg)), Lane connt, route Protection, (lomancha county, route SJ679. lUyTllle, Norton ooonty, route S4S8S. Hamlet, Seward county, route 33S78. Hed Blnfl, Conisnohe ronnty, roots 8W0. Reader, Jomai.cbe county, roots 33679.

Puella, Harper coouty, route 34561. humsey, Gocuancbs county, route Hbslla, Ksno county, route S36o8. Sexton, Barber county, route S3363. HilYert in, Pratt cjunty, route 38569. bkldoiore, 1'ord county, route ai678.

Houdau, Kingman oouuty, route S8669. ulon, Os'K county, route 3JA64. Wendell, It wards county, route 83S79. West Plains, Seward ooonty, roots 83S78. was a limited express and the conductor refused to accept a regular ticket or money for Rosenzweig's passage from Cleveland to Erie.

He tell on a pile ol fetones when dlbCODSolate and languid ladies. Will Invigorate even the mo-it experienced musician New York city, December 13, 1834, to the foregoing but the matter was made the blood and put roses on pale cheeks. Will stir Gen Grant Somewhat Restless. New York, May 22. There was some Providence Chicago.

Providence, 0. Philadelphia Philadelphia, 12; St. Louis, 3. Boston Boston, 14; Detroit, 1. Louisville Louisville, Brooklyn, 4.

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE it begins with a low and pretty cooing, public to day for the first time. which continues for two seconds, then ne was put on tne train and paralysis was the result. He sued for $100,000. up lazy liver and set them at work. Will tone op weak stomachs and enable the work of digestion to go on vigorously.

Mrs. Taylor, of Manchester, Va, says, By the use of Brown's Iron Bitters, I am entirely cured from malarial fever, poor appe- undue irritation in General Grant throat last night attended by frequent attempts to clear the surfaces of mucus. These efforts Damaging Discoveries After Death. Abilkne, May 22. The Abilene begins to swell in volume for about a minute, when the limit is reached.

The baby is then tired, and gives his auditors a rest for more than seven minutes, during which time be swallows two or three gallons ot Assists Menial Labor. further irritated the parts and the general Daily Reporter this morning publishes a Prof. Adolph Otf, New York, says of the Acid Phosphate "I have been enabled to devote petite and debility." Chief White-Cap Captured. Winnkpeg, May 22. A Humboldt dispatch says: A scouting party of Toronto body guards left here two days ago and, oxygen and then starts ia again.

Mr, lengthy article to the effect that Clarke Hill, the rich ranchman who lately commit being apprehensive of a wakeful night suggested that Dr. Douglass remain through night which he did. Kuki's baby was yelling, and yelling loud myself to hsrd menial labor, from shortly after when a reporter called yes breakfast till late hour In tbe evsnina without ex When the doctor lett this morning ne ted suicide, was an escaped criminal from Ohio, and was pass terday afternoon. Mr. Kuki acknowi perlencmg the sl'gbtest relaxation, and I would not the weather.

Signal Office, Leavenworth, Kas Hay 3i, 1S86. Local weather report at 10 o'olock p. m. yesterday: Barometer, 29.879; tbermoter, 70; rainfall, weather, clear; humidity, per cent, 73; prevailing wind, calm. gUIUL ICVMltt.

The highest temperature to-day was 82.0 deg. lowest temperature, 69.0 mau temperature. 73.1 mean barometer. 19.W mean humidity. 66 per prevailing wind, BE; character of weather, clear, amount of rainfall during the past twenty oar hours inch; stage of wsu-r t.i river, 10 fet, 8 tenths above low water mark, and river falling.

Mean temperature same dale ISMS, 53.3 1684, 68 2 deg said that the general's apprehension proved now at any rate dlspeme with It." sroundless for he slept at 11:30 last night edged that the baby had arrived and looked very happy. Two or three nurses were conversing in low tones on the second fl or ing under a false name in Texas. His papers were examined by his former partner, and continued to sleep at intervals to 8:30 Failures for a Week Back. New York, May 22. The business failures throughout the country during the last seven days are as follows For the United States, 214; Canada, 25; total, 239 against 229 last week; more than two thirds of the failures in the United States occurring in the southwestern and Pacific states.

The Babies In the Cradle. Babies are very little things, yet they leave great gaps of loneliness behind them when they die. Mothers lave your little ones by giving them Psrker's Tonic when they show signs of being unwell. This lamooi remedy is so pleasant tbat any Infant will take it, and it will soon quiet and remove their aches and pains. after a long chase, captured Chief White Cap and some of his band.

They were brought into camp and placed under guard, awaiting orders from Middle-ton. hite Cap's brother and a scout named To be In the Fashion. about the handsome wardrobe that the royal offspring possessed. It already has this morning. At that time he awoke with little, if any pain.

The doctor thought that the chilly weather affected bim. Wetmore, Kansas, May 22. A warrant was sworn out here this evening, before Davison, who has been appointed admini-trator, and disclosed the fact that the real name of the deceased was C. W. Hills, and that he was at one time tax collector of seven new silk gowns and no end of bean Justice Gill, for the arrest of Alexander McDonald, assisted in following up the trail.

titul ornaments, including, it is said. Hamel, editor of the Wetmore Spectator, milk bottle of solid gold inlaid with dia The Old Grandmother. charged with malicious libel against the monds and pearls, and there was When called to the bedside of the little cabinet discussion yesterday concern former editor of the paper. Tn'rmo- ine the baby's future. He will be named Wind meter.

A Hospital for Plymouth. Hamilton county, and embezzled a large amount of public money and fled to escape the law, among the papers were sever al private letters from his wife, which showed that she maintained her love for him, in spite of his guilt. In one letter she gave vent to her feelings in the following language: "For God's sake, husband, come back and settle that thing, for they either after the Mikado of Japan or Mr Cleveland. The baby will not be baptized one coffering with that night fiend to children and horror to parents, croup, the old grandmother need to send for mullein and make a tea. and at once relieve it made into a tea now and combined with sweet gum it presents in Taylor's Oberok'S Remedy of weet Oum and Mullein pleasant and Place of Observation.

5 Harrisbcrg, May 22 The senate passed to a second reading the Honoring the Confederate Dead. Norfolk, May 22. Despite the rain, which fell all day. the memorial services at Portsmouth this afternoon were attended by an immense crowd. The weather prevented the military processions, which bad been arranged on an elaborate scale, but the graves of the confederate dead, in the various cemeteries, were profusely decorated with flowers.

The Locust Plague. He is the first Japanese child born here 11 3 since Mr. and Mme. Yoshida were here house bill appropriating $5000, for the es Mme. Kuki has two children, a boy and tabli8hment of a temporary hospital at effective cure for croup, whooping-cough, colds snd consumption.

Sold by ail druxgists at 36c and 11.00 a bottle, bend two-cent postage stamp for srirl, in Japan, who will be brought here Internal Revsnna Collectors Appointed. FkIt 0 2'OIear next spring. The president sent his com Llddle book. Waxtu A. Tatxob, Wendell Phillips' ancestors are said to have inherited a large fortune in the slave business, when it was a New England bobby.

But later on all that grat wealth was lost in wildcat mining investments, and now it amounts to only $,362 05. "I feel bad!" Hunt's Kidney and Liver Remedy encourages sleep, creates an appetite, braces up the ryptem, and repairs tbe wasted powers, fl. 36 per bottle at druggists. Wasqinoton, D. C.

May 22. The Plymouth. Lota of People Atlanta. Ua. pliments to Minister and Mme.

h.uki yes -o Clear linear a se 0 rt SE a se iM 5 SE .39 28.95 7 i .129.79 -i9 91 ISO nresident to day appointed the following Bismarck Yankton Omaha North Plette. Dodge Leavenworth. St. Loui terday. get bilious, have heaw headaches, mouth are worrying me to Hills, while living, was melancholy, pnd displayed little of the humor and hospitality that characterizes the average Texan.

He claimed to be a bachelor, and seldom appeared in society. Financial losses, coupled with distress over his crime, caused him to Buicide. He was buried with Masonic honors. nf internal revenue: Wm. 6-0 1 Fir font, yellow eye, etc.

all the direct result of im It i0 2 Fair Hinhrvn for the first district of Ohio; Ira pure blood walch can be thoroughly cleansed, re-nrwed and enriched with K'dney-Wort. It acts at A Sheriff Robbed. Abilene Ossette. Ellis, for the first district of California. 8tar means rising.

Dash means failing. the same time on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, and ias more real virtue in a package than can be found in any other remedy for the same class of Requested to Resign. Arranging to Receive Bartholdl Statue. New York, May 22" The board of aldermen to-day appointed a committee to received the Bartholdi statue of Liberty on its arrival here. Mayor Grace and citizens and organizitions were requested to cooperate with this committee.

Sick Headache? piles, constipation, bilious headache and dyspepsia are all speedily bheritt has blood in hu eye; some miscreant has burglarized the stock ot goods at Solomon City, that he was holding diseases. Marshall, 111., May 22 The locust plague will probably visit this section. In plowing several gardens the little ravager were turned out of the ground by countless thousands and in an almost matured state. Keep In the Fashion. The Diamond Dyss always do mors than they claim to do.

Color over that old dress. It will look liks new. They are warranted, loo at druggists. Wslls, Biohard-son Burlington, Vt. Wa6Hisoton, May 22.

Secretary Man It is reported tbat an epidemic of diphtheria among horses prevails in the Eastern part of Iowa, which has resulted in the death of a number of animals thus tar. It is said that a New York woman recently watched by the bedt-ide of her sick husband until she became insane, and tried to throw him out of the window. ning has called for the resignation of Major Mill Burned at Hayes City. under an attachment. He will give $25 to Hates City, May 22.

Yost's Ex S. Willard Saxton, of Massachusetts, chief Two Men Killed by Indians. Tombstone, Arizona, May 22. A military courier from Fort Bowie brings the information that the Apaches killed two men at Eagle Creek on Tuesday night- any person that will cave him a point just killed a circus gi- a division in the first comptroller's office, cekior flouring mills burned last night to who the party was. Who will come up High living has raffe.

New York will invest $1,000,000, on its new capitol this year. eursd by Hunt's Kidney and Liver Remedy. loss JU.UUU; insured. and accept tne offer and "croak. Jt is stated that Saxton will refuse to re- 7.