Lawrence Daily Democrat from Lawrence, Kansas • 1

The Dimoorat Larger Circulation than any Daily Paper In the City. Th DIMoorat It the Boat Advertising Medium In the City, Lawrence Daily. Democrat Ten Cents Per Week. LAWRENCE, KANSAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1888. Volume Numiikr 66.

PERSONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS dained minister In the Protestant Methodist church. The public may expect a rare treat on November Bth. 1). F. Swank loft to-dcy for St.

LouIb. Alfred Grubb will Sunday In Baldwin. At the conclusion of the necessary busl- Krf kIi Ovule. FreJi oysters In cans can be had lit Chris Epley's at retail prices. Mr.

Epley will make a specialty of the oyster business this fall and winter. All those who deslrooysters can make a big bargain by calling at Epley's lunch counter, 72(1 Ma Bachusetts street. ness Miss Sarah Brown formed the union Miss Etta Hadley went to Kansas City A Most Desperate Attempt this morning. and all visitors Into a class in parliamentary rules and proceeded at once to ques at Suicide. Jacob KUworth and daughter went to "Ootothe Exposition," The Union Pacific, "Tho Overland Route," will sell tickets from nil points In the Btate of Kansas to the National Expo, sltion at Kansas City, on each Monday and Thursday from September 10th to November 1st, at one fare and a third for the round trip, Tickets good three days, Weber leads, all the rest follow, as he has just received a large stock of fall goods which he will make up Into suits as cheap as the cheapest and as nobby as any other tailor in town.

tion her pupils on the need of such rules must end. At the time of my appointment as one of Its trustees was In full accord with the Republican party, and I was so selected the charter requiring half of each political party but for special reasons, mainly industrial, also, 1 shall In the coming election vote In great part the Democratic ticket, and It Is only just and fair that I should surrender my place In the board In order that some other In full sympathy with the Hepubllcan organization, may represent the party. 1 to-day forward my resignation, but shall not cease my efforts In tills great Industrial and educational reform movement, which I believe with Senator George lies at the foundation of any resuscitation of the dead and dying Interests of southern agriculture." Eudora yesterday, and why they are called parliamentary M. Shepherd returned home to-day origin of code, etc. How to organize de liberate bodies, bow to bring up business Emperor Joseph Narrowly motions, amendments, the previous ques tion and committees, were freely dlcussed.

Escapes Death. Mrs. Grubb, Mrs. Marvin, Mrs. McCrory and others added greatly to the interest of Given Away Andrew Reed, the popular barber, will giveaway a gold watch and a silk umbrella to the holder of the lucky tickets.

All who patronize him have an opportunity of securing the gifts. Both presents may be seen at Marks Bros, jewelry store. Weber Is not obliged to blow about his goods. His customers do that for him. Go at once and examine ids new fall stock.

Henrj Martin keeps the best tallies and nicest billiard hall in town. the occasion. Chicago Wheat Still Going KOKTtl LAWRENCE. Hello, Jones I what makes you look so cool i Why, I took a steam bath at Smed-ley's this (morning, and it keeps me cool all day, and he has reduced the price to 30 cents. 80 cents or nothing 1 Try his ath once.

Up Higher. Hugh Cameron's pole raising will re ceive a special notice next Monday, Mr. P. Lehris fitting up a room In the A Notable Convert to brick building on bridge street for a meat shop. lliwe null Yenter.lny.

NATIONAL LKAUUfi. At Boston 7, Chicago 13. At New York 2, Detnita. At Philadelphia 2, Pittsburg 4. At Washington 1, Indianapolis 4.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Kansas City 3, Athletics 0. At St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 0. At Cincinnati 0, Baltimore 13.

At Louisville 4, Cleveland I. WESTERN ASSOCIATION. At Sioux City First game, Sioux City 4, Ht. Paul 2. Second game, Sioux City 1, St.

Paul 7. At Davenport 0, Omaha 1. WE WILL Norman Brown well known In the Sixth ward Is at present in Minneapolis, In the commission business. Sell Cheaper! Krum Co. are building a mammoth from his legal trip.

E. J. Martin and wife of Lang, are In the city to-day. Mr. J.

C. Keith went to Kansas City on the plug this morning. Miss Lillian Freeman will spend Sunday in the caplttd city. Harry Wallace, from Montera, Is visiting with H. P.

Leonard. Col. Miles went to the city at the mouth of the Kaw this moruing. Judge Bassett Is down from Sallna to spend Sunday with his family. The family of Mr, W.

E. Ilazen are expected here from Vermont to-night. Colin Timmons, oue of the old University graduates, is In from Colorado for a short visit. George Dlrigelstadt starts Monday for a months' trip In Texas for the Barteldes seed house. Miss Maggie Brlckley went to Williamsburg this afternoon where she will visit friends.

Mrs, Gordon Rushmerhas gone to Scott City to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. N. Bobbins. John Kelley, one of the Democratic wheel horses in Kanwaka, called on the Dii.MocitAT to-day. -Mrs.

E. W. DeMoitlmer leaves for St. Louis tills afternoon to visit friends and take in the exposition. Harry Biggs came In from his work last night for a flyiug visit, leaving on the noon train for the west.

vat for the reception of cider with a capacity of a thousand barrels. The electric lights will soon light up VNIVKKKITY NOT 108, THAN ANY MAN LIVING. Bridge street. Yesterday and to-day three or four men were at work adjust The Beta boys weut out on a picnic CD ing the fixtures. Horse Shoe Tobacco, per lb $0 40 A.

J. Warren had an exhibition tills Star 43 Climax 40 Merry War 40 afternoon of two eels that he had captured In the Kaw this morning; one of them was two feet in length. "Ilmteta" Still or Tup, Special to the Democrat. Chicago, September 29. Great excitement is raging In tho wheat pit.

Hutch refuses to sell a grata of wheat for less than $2.00. He is buying the wheat that Is offered Mm at $1.45 while others are paying as high a $1.60 for It. This state of affairs cannot last much longer. A Narrow Eitcape, Special to tlie Democrat: Vienna, Sept. 20.

Em peror Francis' people narrowly escaped death yesterday while watching the artillery practice. He gave orders to Inspect a target. A battery a thousand yards distant failed to hear the order and fired again, The emperor and guards happened to be out of the lino of fire and thus Hard Pan 40 The household goods of the Rev. S. T.

Fiegenbaum of the German M. E. church Combination Star 40 Jolly Tar 40 arrived at the depot yesterday and were conveyed to the south side. to day. Mr.

Firestone, of Anthony, Kansas, is one of the heavy men to enter the sub-freshman class. Miss Margaret Botftin of Omaha, Nebraska, will enter the department of Music next week. Gault of Baker University well and favorably (V) known In oratorical conventions was in the city to-day, J. T. Dicker son returned to his home to-day at Marlon, after a few (lays visit with his many friends at tho University.

Prof. Marvin's class In surveying was out to day doing field work. The girls Mrs. Williams, who lives on Waluut Kaw Princess Flour 2 90 I. C.G 2 40 lObars Star Soap for 25 street, who was summoned to Leroy, Medina county, Ohio, la -t week to visit her step daughter, writes that she died last Sunday.

7 Crown 25 6 Lennox 25 0 Phoenix 25 2 Ivory 25 Mrs. Eliza Bell, a colored woman and J. A. Poff came in on the plug this morning from a trip through the southwestern part of the state. widow of the late S.

Bell, who left the fifth ward a few mouths since is reported now married a wealthy planter in the Cherokee nation a few days since. 1 box (200) matches 1 seem as much Interested as the boys in such exercises. 2 doz. clothes pins 5 Mrs, B. M.

Piatt left for Cincinnati Frl- 1 French willow lunch basket, Elder Vincent, of the U. B. will preach day, alter a visit of several weeks with her sister, Mrs, J. W. Piatt.

The University buildings have not been (worth 50 cts.) 25 his farewell sermon to morrow evening. heated as they should be during the pres F. A. Bailey and wife returned to-day He will leave on Tuesday following for from a four months' visit with frlend't and the seat of the annual conference In Jack 1 pall syrup 90 1 lb. best Japan teain S.

35 1 lb. best Imperial tea in U. 8. for. 50 ent cool weather.

It Is very Injurious to the health of the students and it should be looked to that the buildings are properly heated. relatives in the old Buy Btate. son county ten miles north of Holton, in the country. Mrs. Murphy of Williamsburg, who has 1 lb, Old Hoosler smoking tobacco, 25 been visiting Mrs.

T. J. Collins for a few Our attention has been called to an CD Last evening a party of young people days left for her home this morning. 5 rf 3' rt 3 2 Cr ft 3 assembled in Sigma Chi hall and spent a most pleasant evening in dancing and so Miss Hattie Sweezie, who has been 1 lb. Royal Baking Powder 40 1 lb.

German 40 lib. Price 40 1 lb. Delmonlca 35 article in the Wichita Globe referring to the A. M. E.

church on this side as having closed doors against prohibition orators. This church as far as we know has never refused lectures upon the subject of tem visiting Miss Kimball at the University cial conversation. The party was alto gether an Informal affair, but all enjoyed for a few days returned to her hoine In Osage county this morning. themselves Immensely and agree that the Best tubular lantern for the money, 50 perance. The truth of the article referred Sigma Oils are excellent entertainers.

Mrs, W. G. Galrns and daughter left Northern Queen washboard, each 25 to Is denied by the pastor and others of that churcB. Twelve volumes of new books have SO pieces decorated Dinner 3 50 been added to the library this week for to-day for St. Louis.

They expect to be gone about two weeks and will Bee the exposition and veiled prophets before theyjreturn. 112 10 00 the use of the Political Science depart Divine Service. Services at the Unitarian church at 11 152 22 00 ment. They are "Draper's Civil War" in 3 "The American Commonwealth" a. m.

Rev. C. G. Howlaud, pastor. Sunday school after service.

All are cordially invited. A Tribute to ilovernor RobliiHon. Yesterday afternoon the employees at 7 Toilet 2 25 9 2 75 1 sett Gold Band Coffee Cups and In 8 and one volume of "HIggin-: son's History of the American Colonies." JJiJJJjislltiie, held a meeting to take He Necmetl Very Anxious In Jle. Hpecial to the Democrat. Pahsons, Sept.

29. A passenger on the south-bound Missouri, Kansas Hi Texas passenger train attempted suicide here last night just as the train arrived. As the train was slacking up he jumped up suddenly from his seat, crowded forward to the door and when he reached the platform, stabbed himself In the left side of the neck with his pocket knife. He then jumped to the depot platform and starting to run stabbed himself in the right side of the neck and was about to draw the knife across his neck. When caught the knife was still sticking in his neck It was removed and the man taken to a surgeon's office where he was taken care of.

It is thought that he is insane as he is unable to give any account of himself. The surgeon says he will probably die. Fronts All Over the Country. Washington, D. C.Sept.

29. Freezing weather is reported in northern Minnesota, Killing frost in the southern portions of Michigan and Wisconsin and light frost In the northwest as far south as southern Missouri. The Indications are that severe frosts will occur to-morrow morning in the states of the Ohio valley, and that light frosts will occur In exposed places In the northern portions of the gulf states and In Tennessee; also in the western portions of North Carolina and Virginia and In the Interior of the middle Atlantic states and the interior of New England. MeuipltU Doing llaalnesa Again. Memphis, Bept 29.

Travel on all the railroads centering here was resumed yesterday. The raising of the quarantine last evening by Memphis has been followed by many of the small towns along the lines of the several railways in this vicinity and the business outlook shows quite an Improvement. The receipts of cotton to-day were 1,818 bales, the largest so far of the season and by Monday receipts will Increase to over 6,000 bales daily. The weather was quite chilly this morning and frost has been predicted for to-morrow by the signal Services to-morrow at the Christian The subject of ''reinstatement" Is being some action regarding Gov. Robinson's resignation, and decided to have a large church, corner of Qulncy and Kentucky Saucers, to our customers alone, worth $2.00, for 1 00 Remember, these prices and quality of discussed by the students and the question often arises: "Why does a student life-size portrait of the governor made to streets, at 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.

All are invited. 5- lrtl who represents a family of wealth and influence, have less trouble In being rein goods cannot be matched. At the English Lutheran church. Rev. hang In the chapel with the similar ones of Dudley Haskell, Chancellor Marvin and Superintendent J.

M. Hayworth. Mr. S.B. Hyman pastor.

Sunday school at stated by the faculty than one who does 5 cr not represent these desirable qualities?" Mettner will take charge of the work, and hopes to have it done In the course of ten 9 :30 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Theme "The Nature, and Individuality of God." 7:30 p.

theme: "Happy Mourners." The Daily Democrat has recently TINWARE days or two weeks. The governor's ad All cordially invited. been added to the list of papers In the reading room and Is eagerly read by a ministration has been a most successful one and he has always had the confidence Room for 150 young men to-morrow Too Cheap to Mention. 3 ft of the employes and pupils, who regret to very large number ot students. JSlgnt dailies are now to be found on the paper rack and every student has an opportun afternoon at the Young Men's Christian association.

We want to make this the best young mens' meeting this month. see him leave. Ills resignation has been accepted, to take place the first of Octo ity to be well Informed of the daily ber, and his successor Is doubtless ap Howard Peairs will lead. Singing by male choir. Bible study at 9:30 a.m.

pointed by this time. The governor ex you ever Prof. Dunlap seems to be fully deter Subject "Samson a Type of Christ." Con mined that the sophmores shall comply secration meeting at 3:45 to 4 p. pre saw for the Money, presses himself as feeling as if a great load had been taken off his shoulders and his resignation comes not from any dislike of the work, but from a feeling that it is a burden that should be put on younger vious to the regular gospel meeting. To all Business College and University student We welcome you to our city and with the regulations regarding their "themes." The department of English is gaining favor with the students and many are taking special work with the view of having a thorough knowledge of their shoulders.

The Indian problem is one that he thinks can be successfully solved, WW t-t we sincerely hope that your stay may be pleasant and profitable. The Young Men's Christian association rooms will always be open for your pleasure and use. but there ore so many complications con native" language. The Orophlllan literary society met yes nected with It that the work Is neccessar- in the West. ily slow.

One great difficulty comes In getting pupils from the reservations. The We invite you to come and spend as much of your leisure time as you wish. We desire to get acquainted with you and make A Topeka Girl a Wanderer. older members of the tribes resist any In terday afternoon. The following was the program: Music by Miss Nellie Franklin; reading by Watson and Squires; essay by Florence Reasoner; declamations by Virtues and Cay wood; debate on the St.

Louis, 8ept. 29. A very novations and are slow to see the advan you feel at home. Call up and introduce pretty girl named Alice Barker called at the office of Chief Huebler this morning yourself to the general secretary. tages of the training given by the schools.

Only a small per cent, of the Indian chil Oklahoma question by Frank Reed and A man who does not know that the and asked that she be gent to her home In Topeka, Kan. She came here several Harvey F. M. Bear. The Political Science club held a sue 1 bbl.

Best Salt, $1.40. Chicago Sock Ttland Pacific Railway ts one of the best in the United States, has weeks atroto join her uncle who had dren are in the the governor thinks the remedy for this Is to extend the compulsory law to them and make them stand in the same position with their white written to her to come to this city. When cessf ul meeting this morning In Prof. J. never traveled far.

For this great system she arrived her relative failed to meet her and she has since hunted for but n. Canfield's room. Miss Manly, Messrs. Its central position and close connec brethren. has not found him.

she had a situation V. L. Kellogg tai Culver reported upon tion with eastern lines at Chicago, and continuous lines at central points west, W. O. I.

IT. Meeting. important topics. This club starts out for here for a few days, but the duties proved too arduous and she was compelled to relinquish the place. She 1b now being northwest and southwest make It the the year with about forty members and promises to be one of the most successful The Women's Christian Temperance Union decided yesterday to have their true mid-link in that trans-continental In Toilet Sets the world cannot Beat Us.

cared for ty natron ti arris ana win ue sent back to opens to-morrow. programs for the fiscal year just com. nclng printed in a convenient form for chain of steel which unites the Atlantic and Pacific. Fast trains of comfortable day coach es, elegant dining cars, Pullman organizations In the University. Ib the Courts.

Two marriage licenses were issued to GaMerml Barrlnger Come Over. members' use and for distribution. They Charlotte, K. September 28. In also decided to reply affirmatively to day In the probate court One to John a communication In this morning's Charlotte Chronielt from Gen.

Rufus Barrln letter from Mrs. Laura M. Johns asking If the Lawrence union would like the A. Forde, of Iowa, and Martha Berg, palace sleeping cars and luxurious reclining chair cars. Two trains dally each way between Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison, St Joseph and Chicago.

For tickets, maps, folders, or any desired information, apply Rev. Anna Shaw to deliver an address on of Vinland, and the other to John A. Campbell, of Vinland, and Zunic E. Starr, ger, hitherto one of the most pronounced Republicans In North Carolina, occurs the November 9th. Miss Shaw, whose home of Eudora.

following: LOOKOUT FOR BREAKERS FROM NOW ON! is In Boston, and who Is a national W. C. T. U. worker, Is a graduate in medicine as "And now I regret to say my official connection with the North Carolina Col to any coupon ucaei omce oraaaresa, E.

St. John, E. A. Holbrook, Gen. Manager, Q.

T. 4 P. A. Chicago, Ols. If you want-to see a magnificent stock well as theology, and Is a regularly or of fall goods call it Weber's.

lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arte.