The Daily Out-Look from Parsons, Kansas • 1

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tll i 29 Death of Brighsm Card In Ihlt column one cent per line each Insertion, No card received for leaa 1 who is amotag' the sends a hideous aeoount of the state of the province' He is at Carlova, on the south than one month. 1 ru i i oang. (jongregationslist. ADVERTISING RATE8. Onq Column.

15.00 One half oolumn, 8.00 One fourth, 5.00 Two 8.00 One iach. "2.00 Subscription, 15 cents per week by carrier. ern slope 6f 1 the 1 In this ATIORIVEIS AT LAW. TELEGRAPHIC R. M.

OUNLEY, Offlco on Jolineon avrnuu, over Knapp'g Baaar.t OF A CONDENSED HISTORY ULaVkSiMITIIS. Elaoe, out of a population which must ave been nearly there is not a grown man left For six weeks the plaoe has been at the mercy of irregulars of the1 Turkish army: There now remains among the ruins of what was once i a beautiful And thriving town but 5,000 6r, 6,000 women and children. These, p'ooc creatures hide themselves as they can, dread jng outrages of wbicK nightly some of them are vi.tims. They osn hardly be said to have shelter, clothing or food, and have sustained life by furtively gathering roots and vegetables left in their ruined v.u,! N. M.

FORTH VM, Shop located on North Wcet corner of Skiddy and KlRSt" Speclnl ntten-tion paid to Uoriethouint; and ropirlii niHchlnory. I um prepured ut hII times to furnish repnlra or turn out Job of new work in the shortcut possible time. (Jive me a cull, i u- i 4 L. J. STEEL iy thai, he can weld a curt steel pitmuo to a reaper quicker ami neater ilmn uny man hit.

in rnrsona. SHOEMAKERS. B. MANDERCOOK, Boot and Shoe Maker, Shop on Johnson avenue, next door eiist of City Auction Rooms. Speciul attention paid to repairing.

New work promptly finished anil alt work warranted. l'O hot fail to Rive me a call before buying elsewhere. Where the Money Goes BUTCHERS; MYSTERY J. Q. HOWEY, shop on North side of Johnson avenue, keeps a full assortment all kinds 01 met, and nothing but the best.

also tor sale at low prices. If you wish a good Juicy steak you should go to a ANQSLIi MATTHEWSON Suss. mm Have loanded upwards of i AH BlifG, Proprietor, The largest stock of Clothing, Hats, Cups and Furnishing Qoods erer brought to the city hag i'-A o.ti f.if i -i And will be sold, cheaper than ever before in parsons. 1 vi BOYS' and CHILEANS', SUITS On improved city and Inrm property within the past year, and in a vary satisfactory manner to their numerous customers. They have also furnished hundreds of abstracts of titles, insured thousands of dollars worth of property and paid thousands of dollars in taxes, at their offioe adjoining the post-office, Parsons, Kas.

hi SELE PROTECTION Yoric, Sept. McClel-Ian accepts the nomination for Governor of New Jersey, or Mkxico volun-tary subscription towards the payment of the American debt proved a failure on the being raised throughout the Repnblio. A i The grand jury has indicted Spenoer, Guild Bulkley, officers of the State Savings Bank, for the embezzlement of $90,000. None of them are in the city nor is their present whereabouts known. Sept.r24Pifsi Pasha's division of two battalions of infantry, two ba terios and one, regiment entered, Plevna with fresh supplies of provisions and The work of restoring telegraphio is advancing rapidly.

i) 't i Chicago Ills. 8ept. 24. Early callers at the Fidelity Savings Bank this morning found the doors closed, and a hastily written card informing the; depositors that a notice had been served that a petition for a receiver would be filed in the superior court i Ht pj Washington, fire broke out in the model room of the Patent office. and has burned through the roof and is burning furiously.

All the engines in the district have goneto the scene. ai At 12:30 p. m. the fire was stillraging, particularly in the Land office wing of the Interior department building. The heat is intense and makes the proaob to the fire i ihi i p.

m. At this writing the fire is under control. MoBt of the damage has been confined to the upper stories'. Several fire companies from Baltimore arrived about 12:30. number of models is esr timated at from fifty seventy-five I Tho damage to the building is variously estimated at from i $130,000 to while that growing out of the destruction of models and 'other, valuables belonging' to the.

patent office is almost incalculable. I r- The fire originated from spontaneous oombustion among a lot of chemical material stock in the attio the 9th street front, i No fire was made in the conservatory to-day, nor had any been made in. the building. The prin. oipal loss falls upon rhe patent 'office.

The original copy of the Declaration pf Independence, and relics General Washington were saved, as was also the Franklin press. 1 (' September1 22 A Jlbf pitebus stories of i the condition lof- the Christian population south of. the! Balkans, are beginning to create indignation in The dispatch of Ahmed Yefik to Adrianople.t at' the instanoe cf Minister Lay has not had the effect of putting a Stop to executions. "Italians Consuls are Bending to their Goverriinent fearful abootthts' of the, doings of Ottoman say execution a nd transportations, are Ronmelia. Tho Italian Consul, at Tripoli states 2,000 Bulgarians have landed at Tripoli from a Turkish transport, and Da vo' been sent to the borders of the 7 desert.

A 1703 1 Sidney Rigdon, born in 8t. CUir. 1801 Brigham Young; born in Whit. 1806 i Joseph Smith, bern in Sharon. vt.

i 1823 Joseph Smith; living with bis father in Ontario County, has his first 'Visions'. 1 1827 Joseph' Smith claims to receive sacred oracles from an "Angel of the Lord. 1829 Sidney Rigdon associates him- self with Smith. 1830, April 6 First Morman Churoh regularly organized at Manchester. N.

'-Y. Vr. 1831, Smith leads his followers to Kirtland, 0. 1831, August, Smith dictates the site of a Morman temple at Independ- Mo. 1832, MarohV i Smith and Rigdon suspected at -Kirtland of oounterfeitng and tarred and feathered by a mob.

1832 Brigham Young joins the Morman church at Kirtland, 1835 Twelve Morman apostles Brigham Young for one. 1836 A large and costly temple dedicated at Kirtland. i 137 Orson Hyde and Heber O. Kimball sent as missionaries to England. 1838 Morman Church in Ohio obliged to flee to Missouri, I there assumed a defiant and lawless attitude.

1838 The Mormrns driven! over into Illinois and settled at Nauvoo under a favorable charter granted by the Legislature. 1838 Smith begins the practice of polygamy. J843 Smjth claims to have received revelation sanctioning poljg 1845 The heads of the oburch re-pudiate this revelation. 1844 Smith killed by a pistol shot in a riot growing out of internal dissension V) 'i A. 1844 Brigham Young elevated to the Presidency after a fieroe contention with Rigdon.

1845 A The charter 6f Nauvoo revok-ed by the Legislature, and the Mor mans prepare to move. 1846 Nauvoo bombarded for three days by the anti-Mormans. 1847 Brighani Young plants his banner at Salt Lake, i i---i' 1848 Bait Lake City 1 1749 State' of Deseret organized, but Congress witholds its 1848 organizes the Mor-; man's district ipto the Territory of 1 1 tab, and Young appointed Governor by Pres ident r. 1 850 Young throws off the anther i-' ty of the United States; i- 1852 Polygamy formally sanctioned by the Churoh. Vv, 1864 Col.

Steptor'appomted Gov-ernor o( Utah, and arrived at Salt City with a small military. forcey' but abandons the enterprise. if m- 1856 President' Buchanan determines to put the Mormans 1857 Alfred Gumming Appointed Governor, and with 2.500. men to back him, Col. Johnston in command.

1858 Peaoe i 1 1 A SPECIALTY. yr I It M'lil'. I. I will not be undersold. Call and examine my goods fer yourselves Cointr of lliggn and Johnson avenue.

Wilson io'Illis. i -DEALERS 1N- Therefore, protect your money and valuai bles by depositing thom in the "old reliable" First National Bank FURNITURE, 1:: Oi; OF- I I i. ft.AISAa, parsons; Before moths and rust corrupt or thieves break through and steal them from you.1 'ANQBttL MATTIiEWSON. (4 1 i' Cashier. I'J'- 1 5 I NOW A1' 'f'l Keep constantly on hand a large stock consisting of Parlor and Bed-room Suits, Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, In fact everything of new and nobby styles both plain and fancy usually found in a Firt-Cla88 Furniture (ore.

i Also Keep on hand a large stock of in Undertakers' Goods. Wood and Metalie Coses and Cabkets, Burial Kobea for ladies and gentlemen, cheap and bandsotfie, all of which we are selling at greatly reduced rates. Call and see us l3-2m ELLIS. SURE THING ''v s.t Bisno'p 'mm a That Narrow Gauge Railroad is to' be built, those who wish desirable residence or business Jots at lower figures than ever here-tofore offered by the i 'it 111 ni 6.i"i'.:' ARSON StJDWti; i Should purchase immediately, will be made to Bait purchasers, efen' in monthly payments, if desired. Call on 1 ANGELL MATTHEWONV.

Agent Watchmaker and 'Jm eller, MAPLE STREET CHETOPA. KAK. Watches Clocks and Jewelry i REPAIRED 05 HORT NOTICE. Work Wairanted.l '4.