Atchison Kansas Patriot du lieu suivant : Atchison, Kansas • 4

COMPRESSION A L. liV.aOUEWAaD BOUKD. BTELEGllAPH 1XG1SLXTUKE. KAILHOAD ACCIDENT. THE DYXNG- BODY ATCHISON PATRIOT.

DEALER II? iij StocK always Full, Fresli, and Best Quality 's HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR i Country Produce of till Kinds 323 Commercial Street i JOBBER OF' IhllllHUIUIHIV Villi Waon Woo-i MtterUl, Cemrat, Lime, Plastering Hair, Mid Agricultural Machinery. Also Dealer in the IHPROVED RUSSELIi Keapar and mcr Sett Rke," and Seir Dropper. Also has on hand aadtaageat fa-. Wo-Cormiok Raier nd 3l Tere, Harsh Harvesters, BusseU Treebers. ltackeyea Drills an4 Cane Northeast Corner Commercial and San Francisco, Feb.

4. King Kalakaua and suite and the United States minister at Hawaii, Mr. Pierce, sailed to day in the United Htatea gtcauicr IVnaaoula fur Honolulu. The iVuxacula was es corted down tbe bay by tbe United States steamer McPhenmn, on board oi watcn were en. ocboneld and staff.

The steamer was saluted from the forts with tho royal sa lute UOBSK THIKF RILLED. Memphis. Feb. A diMpatcb to the chief of polic? from Henderson, last night says Capt. White, the horse tbiel and jail breaker, was overtaken by a party sent In pursuit or him alter escaping from jail here, and, resit- Mgarrest, was shot and allied.

SENATOR Milwaukee, Feb. 4. The eleventh ballott for United States beoator yesterday resulted in the choice of lion. Angus Cameron, of La Crosse, by the following vote: Carpenter, 59; Cameron. C6; Hazel too.

J. ii. Clark, 1. Tbe ruBult was brought about by the coalition of Democrats with the bolting Republicans. The lat ter offered the Democrats four names from which tbey might choose a candidate, Jndge Cole, ex-Governor Lewis, General Usppty and Angus Cameron.

Tbe Democratic caucus last night nominated Cameron, conditionally, npon his acceptance of the platform that includes hard money, tariff for rev enue only, and the supremacy of civil authority In time or peace. Mr. Cameron was born in uaiedo- nla. Livings tone county, Xsew York, In He came to Wis- cousin in 1857, and has terved six years In tbe State legislature; he was speaker or the assembly in 18G7. He is lawyer and a prom inent member of the Episcopal churah.

FAST TIME EAST. Springfield, Feb. 4. i A meeting of railroad managers' was held at. tbe Leiand hotel today, which was attended by all those interested in zorming a through fast line between Atchi son, New York, Boston, and inter mediate points.

Tbe tneenng was entirely harmonious and resulted in making up faster schedule time than has ever been before attempted in tbe West, and will undoubtedly revolutionize passenger travel between th9 far went and the Atlantic The lines over which fast trains ate to be run are the II. and St. Joe, Wabash, 1. B. and and Lake Shore, and their1 connections.

orriciAL pares or tub citt. Clothe lino thieves aro prowling around Lawrence these cold nights. A teacher is wanted In school district No. twonty-Foven. Apply to D.

Bucknam or Mr. L. i. Alien, Immediately. Mr.

Beocher says bo is tho happiest man in the world. It will bo remembered that tho Widow Bo-dott used "to enjoy poor health." There la a man named Chain in Paris, who is In constant demand Amnri in a duel. Hid legs are nearly five feet lone, and twenty of his paces place the antagonists out of range of each other's artillery. Somehow one can't help thinking of tbat citizen of Syracuse who has thirteen children, all girla. I'roba-hlv there la not a corner of the bu reau in that man's hou.se that hadn't a cold cbaw of spruce gum sticking to it.

The Leavenworth Appeal of yesterday eayB that on the 3rd inst. Mrs. Bermine, residing on Fourth, between Odairo ami Miami utreet, gave birth to four children, two girls and two boys, oil of whom are alive ana wen. Lately a wildcat ataae a raid on a farmer's house Just above Sioux City, lie tore the family dig into pieces. Ho pulled the fiidio strings out of the family cat.

lie chafed the family In nil directions, and at last bucuumbed tu tte family rifle. Mai. llenning gon'i sunt, of the Uulfroad. aavs that his linen will carry corn for the destitute at half rauM, at which price they will lose from five to ten dollars per car which may be considered the com pany's contribution to tho needy Mr. D.

E. "Farnsworth had been appointed ticket Mgent of the Ilan nlbal. HE. CM) tX Aivmauu laiiruttu Mr. Clavton takes tho place of gen oral acrent.

Mr. Farnsworth he been in the omce He vera I years, and will be a reliablo and efficient agent. It Id reported that a German liv ing six miles south of Frankfort, Marshall county, was robbed, by three masked men who went to hid house, of Ave hundred dollars. It Is probably an invention ol a St. Joe Journalist who was nurd up for an Item.

Dispatches from Ohbo City, Kansas, state that tho coal shaft ut that place caught firo yesterday. Thirty men were below at the time tho fire was first discovered, but were all rescued. Three or four miners were somewhat injured, but not dangerously. A correspondent describes Tilton us a "man who is a vitrified mans of thaw less ice. who is soon dis solve into cold nsho." 1 1 they can prove this thing on Theodora, Mrs, career wil havo some excuse, Cold feet could never bo warmod aealnst a "vitrified ma-H of thaw loss ice," This 10 how an old saw was ren dored yesterday by a visiting el or gymen at a church on Murray li 111 "You may kindly guide the prancing steed to tho crystal brook which babbles down tho hillside in summer sun, but you can not coerce him to stoop and hlako hi thirst in tho silvery stream no do hoc wii ling to accept your pottered kind ness." 6UICIDE OF A rUlKlNEB.

luincy. Feb. 4. John -Joyce, wbo killed Jam McQuire some months ago, rut his own throat with a razor in jail. His fellow prisoners were shaving and he borrowed the razor and after lathering himself he deliberately cut his throat from ear to lie is not expected to live until morning.

BLOWN DOWN A SANK. Lincoln, Feb. 4. The western bound train on the Midland lacific railroad, Tuesday night, was throw a down an embankment by a broken rail, near Bennett, Nebraska, and the baggage and pasrierigcr cars completely Several wounded. The following are the names of those most serioosly injured: Mary Hall, dangerously injured and recovery doubtful; Miss Judkins, of Brownville.

shoulder dislocated; Tom Ryan, the conduc-e tor, seriously Injured. MEETIKU OP CAPITALISTS. Indianapolis. Feb. t.

A meeting of about twenty-five persons, representing incorporated manufacturing companies, was held last evening at the ttes House. The object was to prepare a memorial to the legislature, asking that the assessment law be so amended as to equalize tho taxation of the property of incorporated companies with that of joint stock companies and private individual, it bing claimed that tbe assessment of tho aotets and capital flock of the for A Leavenworth man unconscious 4 if Tho entijo day was consumed in I committee of tbe whole considering relief two of wliu-li were I revoinaifbueu lor passage. UCUaK. The following ixaitioim were pre 8ented: By Mr. Barnes -Of Mr.

Puteri and forty-six from IvocU Creek township, Jefferson county. for the passage of an act authoriz- to bonds tut the purchase ot feed aud seed. By Mr. J. Brown From Um citizens of.

the city of Maiysviilel aod from Centre towoBbip, alar shall county, asking authority to issue toadrj to aid iu ILu cooatruc tlon of railroads. By Mr. Thatcher From the city couucii or Jjawrenee. assiDtr for law authoriziDo; cities of the second daas to mecadamize their otreete and alleys at tbe expenso of the city. lly Mr.

Mevenson Uf Wui. M. I'ellett and others, asking Ihe re ueal of the law passed at the special setifiun, requiring; county treasurers to matte a ouduc exnibit. etc Aiy air. iuorse ui u.

y. jjonny aud twenty-four others, asking for a repeal of so much of the previous laws as relates to the 'education ol colored children in separate schools. Anions: the twentv-seven bills introduced in the house were the following: i 13y Mr. Campbell Relating to railroad corporations and amend ing chapter 23 of the general stat uteaoristtt. By Mr.

Merri weather To allow convicts in the penitentiary a credit in renumeration or their sentence. and for their being restored to citizenship upon certain conditions. By Mr. Carter Amending sec tion 87. chapter 7, of the general statutes of 1SGS.

that probate judges ex-offlcio, shall be registers of deeds in hav ing a population less than 15,000. By Mr. Carter l'roviding for a statutory form of deeds and mortgages, and for recording tbe same. By Mr. C.

J. Brown To author ize Marysville Centre and Vermil lion township, of Marshall county. and State of Kansas, to aid in the construction of railroads. By Mr. Motter To encourage persons or corporations In the pro tection of.

valuable lands against oods ana lly Mr. falmer To amend sec tion 1 of an act entitled, "An act to provide for the publication of state ments showing the condition of county treasurers, and the exaarin ation of the same, and to prevent the improper use of tbe public moneys, and lor the punishment thereof," and to repeal section 1 of tbe original act. By Mr. Thacber To amend an act to provide for a limited partnership, approved" March 2nd, tbty.u By Mr. Elder To legalize the act of boards of commissioners in vacating streets, alleys and public grounds, in villages, towns and cities.

On the third reading tbe substi tute for II. B. No. 215. making an appropriation of six thousand dol lard for tho State central relief committee, for the payment ot freights that may be charged by railroads for carrying grain In bulk.

destined for the general dlalritm-tion to the destitute of tbe State. Pnssod. The $95,000 relief bill was road by tec ions, amended and ordered engrossed. sexatk. Toyeka.

Feb. 1 The following bills wt-ro intro duced: 4 fc. B. l4o. uy Mrr.

iluldorman. making an appropriation for tbe Stevens Orphan Asylum. S. B. 17o, by Mr.

Simons, to amend an act of September. 1871. relating to the issuing of relief bonds. S. B.

173, by Mr. Parkinson, ore scri Ding tho manner or aujunging person insane. S. B. 179, by Mr.

Crichton. relat ing to electioneering and trotting at elections, and providing the punishment of such otfences. Tbe following resolution waa of fered by Senator Stileri Whebeah, The growinx agri cultural ii teres of the State of Kansas, and especially that portion of tbe Stats near the southern bor der and went of the Arkansas river. demandei an outlet connecting southeastward by a line of railroad down the Arkansas river throneh tbe Indian Territory to the head of navigation at Fort Smith. Ia the State of Arkansas, in order tbat we rcay transport the product ol oureoii oy river or railroad to re munerative markets, and in return tnereror get cheap, groceries and those common noci-ssaries of life not produced in the State of Kan sas, together with lumber from tbe state of Arkansas," to supply: trie pressing wants ot afprairie country: artti WUEjiEAS.

The Interests of the a. State of Arkansas and of other States furthereoutb, are alike bound up with ours in tbe demand for the opening of this natural highway for the cheap and speedy transit of commodities oetween tne nortnwest and southern portion of the Miss issippi valley; therefore, be It 'Resolved, By the senate ol the state of Kansas, the house or rep resentatives occurring therein: That oar senators comrret are instruct ed, and our representative art, re quested to procure such action ol congress as will grant tu the Atchi non.Topeka A Santa Fe railroad the right or way through the Indian Territory, to enable, that company to construct within two years a continuous line of railroad from a point on tbe southern line Tf tbe Stato of Kansas, In the southwest corner of Sumner county, down the ArKansas river oy way of Musco gee, to Fort Smith, Irr the State of Arkansas. On third reading house bill ap propriating money for the use of the Stato central conamittee to i be used to pay freight on grain, was passed: likewise, 8. 123, author izing Leaven worth county to ap propriate money for relief purpo- -s iv QOU8E. r.l The $95,000 relief bill waspasaed by a vote of 63 to 82.

The following resolution was of ferred by Mr. Will ia: i ltesoived. That tbe committee on railroads beieaaested todraftabUl ana present it to this noose, reqair ing rauroad companies to take care or or dispose of stock wounded try them in operating their respective roads. The following bills were introdu ced; -By committee oncormtie, to re peal section a of an act entitled an act to provide for the publication of statements showing tbe condition or county treasuries By Mr. Martin, relating, to the organization' or new counties.

1st Mr. iitzwiniamio -amend an act entitled an an act relating to taxation in Lasavenworth coohty. and 'providing for the poor farm. and tor certain county officers there in;" '-n't By Mri2 Johnston To anthorize A. Oraverock A Co.

to make the Marais Des Cygnes ri veT naragable I and to condemn tbe right of -way. and flowage and navigate tbe same with boats from the eastern line of the State of Kansas to tbe town of Reading. In Lyon county, Kansas. Br To amend tlens 1 and fi, of an act to amend the act enti titled, an act regulating the inrisdictlon and proceed uretje- rore justices of the peaces in civil cases. it- By Mr.

Willie To provide for the better protection of game. HOUSE, Washington, Feb. 5. Imm'Kiiately after tha reading of the journal this morning, debate on the civil rights bill was continued. When Mr.

Halo had concluded. loud cries came from the Democrat ic side of the house, asking if he knew a single state in the sooth where the provisions of the fourteenth amendment were not in full force? Mr. Hale replied that he could not say, whereupon Mr. Lamar declared that if there was in all the statute books in the southern states a single law in conflict with the fourteenth amendment, no was equally, with Mr. Hale, ignorant of it.

A large crowd of members gath ered around Hale and Lamar, and for a few mloutea there was quite an excitement, which ended in a burst of applause and laughter from the opposition side of tho floor at a declaration by Xjamar, mat in Mississippi the neeroea had more privileges in railroad card and else-were than the whites. Mr. Eldridge protested solemnly againt the proposed legislation; this and kindred measures were only for the benefit vt unprincipled carpet baggers and scalawags and pot-hocse politicians, who would make merchandise of all the rights of the colored race, and of their bodies and souls, if they could thereby keep themselves in control of place and power. Mr. Brown, of Kentucky, opposed the bill, although he acknowledged that it was a foregone conclusion that to-day's sun would set upon it as a law of the land.

Men on the Republican side had tteen dragoon ed into Its support. lUBUcceas naa been in a measure accomplished by daring and revolutionary invasions on tho time honored rules of the house. It had been done in malig nity, and would bo passed in dt fi ance and in violation of me consti tution. and would be executed in violence and in bloodshed, as he feared, iou men who propose to pass this bill have ben weighednn the balance ana been found want Ine. Mr.

Speaker, tho south is broken it lies in helplessness and despair, with homes and villages dilapidat ed and wasted, and its people bankrupt. Is there nothing in the aituation to touch your heart with pity If your magnanamity cannot oe reacned, will you not oe moveu bv some sense of Justice? Onward and onward you go in defiance of the sentiment or our country with out pity and without justice, remorselessly determined, it seems, to drive the southern people to destruction, to give their roofs to the flames, and their flesh to the eagle. A federal general steps in on the sceno, and sends a dis patch to the world that the people of the State of Louisiana are We have heard it echoed elsawhere that they were thieves and murderers. The clergy of Louisiana, Jew and Gen tile, have denied it the business men and northern residents have denied it; a committee of your own house, a majority being Republican has given in its solemn and emphat ic contradiction, and nailed theslan- der to tho counter. -Now what should be said if that accusa tion should come from one who is outlawed in bis own home from respectable society; whose name is synonomous with falsehood who is champion, and has been such on all occasions of fraud who is the apologist of thieves, who Is such prodigy of vice and meanness, that to describe him, imagination would sicken and invective exhaust Itself.

In Scotland, years ago, there was man whose trade wes murder, and he earned his living by selling the bodies of his victims for, gold. He linked his name to his crimes, and to-day, throughout the world it is known as "Burking." Speaker "Does the chair under stand the gentleman to be referring In this language, to a member of the house?" Mr. Brown No, sir I I am de scribing a character who is in my m'nd and eyes. This man's name was linked to his crime, which, to day throughout the world is known as Burking. xfIwa9to dosire to express all that was puaillan? aious in war, inhuman in forbid ding in morals and infamous in politics, I should call It Bu tier izinf.

(Sensation.) Speaker (interrupting Brown) ine gentleman did not deal in good faith with the chair; he did not answer In good faith tho question addressed to him. Mr. Hale, of New York, insisted that Mr. Brown's laneuage be re- due 3d to willing: and read from the clerk's desk. While the reporter was writing it down the excitement in me house was at red neat.

The report of Brown's remarks having been read from the clerk's desk, Mr. Hale of New York, offer ed a resolution that Brown merited the censure of the house, and that he be now brought to the bar of the house in custody of the sergeant at arms, ana there be publicly eensur ed by the speaker in the name -of the house. Adopted by a vote of 161 yeas to 4'J nays. The speaker then directed the reading of the resolution, and it having boon read, the. sereeant at arms escorted Mr.

Brown to the area in front of the speaker, all the Democratic members being on their feet and exhibiting great feeling on the occasion; while many Republi cans, wno were crowding the galleries, were straining eyes and ears at tne unusual incident. Mr. Brown remained standincr. with one hand in his breast and the other behind his back, while the speaker In a dignified and severe tone, administered the cen sure of the house in the following terms: Mr John Young Brown, you are arralgnedatthe bar of the house under Its formal "resolution, having transgressed its rales: bv disorderly remarks, and for -having resorted to prevarication when. your attention was called to the rules by the speaker.

For this duplicate offense the house has dir directed that you be publicly censured at its bar. No words from the chair in the perfonnanceof this most- painful duty could possibly aaa to me gravity oi me occasion. It remains only to pronounce, in the name of the; house, its ceesure for the two offences charged in the resolution." Brown. MI wish now to state that I intended no evasion or pre varication to speaker, and no disrespect to the With these remarks, Mr. Brown retired to his seat, and the exciting inci dent came to a i Washington, Eeb.

S. The senate adjourned immediate ly after reading the journal as a mark of respect to the memory of Senator Buckingham." Senators Hamlin, Sherman. Stevenson. Fen- ton and Washburne were appointed a committee to attend the funeral. The civil rlehts bill passed the house end goes to the "senate to be acted npon irrespective of the bill parsed by the latter body.

and which now lodges in the house ow ing to the great press of public business, including the general' appropriation bills. The short time remaining off the doubts are expressed in various quarters aa to whether the senate will definitely act upon thomeaaora. Will the boy who threw imber of the stove, oome, up and get present or a new book," teacher in Iowa. Bot tbe boy wu not tu be bribed didn't come op. What a aoble specimen tot.

a future congressman. CollNion mi tlio thleaifi una lus Inland Koati. A serious accident occurred on the Chicago A Itoek Inland railroad, on tho evening of tho 4th, near the town of Ashland. Two passenger trains, and 4, ran Into each other, making a wrious wrec-K oi both engines, and damaging toe roaches wrlously. Iso ono was killed, but nuito a number or per sons were iujurod.

Ono of tho en- i-innern. it was tnoutrni. wouiu not rt'enver. Airs. u.

x. numn, ui Oool Intent, in this county, was soverely, though not seriously. In jured. Probably twenty persons were more or ie imuniu. Tho western bound train was behicd time, but it had orders to run to Ashland, anil the eastern bound train had orders to wait for it at that etation.

But the order to the latter train was not delivered tr the officers, and the train started mi its regular time. Just who is responsible for thin neglect does not vet a Dear. But it isa serious mat ter wnicn tnocomyauy win Into. THE LATE MUK3I. Train TVlayrrt on tdf loiva Koads.

The St. Joe UazeUe learns from gentleman juot down from Council Blulfd that tho r.r-t train that got through from Chicago smeo last Friday came in oa Tuesday after a hard etrugglo with enow drifts, on the and Northwestern road. The train cn the Uock Island road wero thirty-six hours late, and from all parts of the State there are reports of nerious delays to the trains. A train erot stuck fast with two dead engines in a cut not far from Ogden.on the Northwestern road and a sleigh load of supplies were sent out from Ogden to the passengers. It was snowing so fast that tho driver lost his way, and he would not have found the train which was more than half snowed under, had it not boen for tho bark insr of a shepherd dog that accom panied him.

dog found the train, went around it, and then got up on tho bank and barked till he attracted the attention of the driver of the sleigh. When the May Apple ISlossuin. i "Only one ci, your honor," called out George, i tho court an nounced businoto. lie was a frosty-noned individual the prisoner was, and the judge cast a distrusted look out of his sinister optic "I couldn't find work, and my wife won't take in washing for my grub this cold weather," plead the prisoner. "Do you think I boor it up hero such a mornLig as this, to listen to tho like of that? You aro young, and the fat on your ribs is an inch thick, ir you can't nnu work you had better go down to tho bridge and take a Turkish bath under tho ice, and do it so effectu ally tbat tho coroner will have no Job on yourcoriius." 'II it warn'tf jr thu first shiver.

I'd do it." said he. ruefully. "I know you would," said his honor, cheerUy; "and I'll pay for warminir the stones to tie to your neck. And there aro a dozen other fat vagrant i that are loafing around town, living on relief bread and meat, who wouldn't turn grindstone two hours, or carry ton of coal up two flights of stairs. for a week's board.

If the city don't establish a rock quarry for such characters 1 shad be tempted to build one at my own expense. and then I'll see whether able bodied loafers ar too gocd to earn a day's board by honest lac or. As it is, sir, you can go to jail for sixty days, which win let you out aoout tho time the May apples blossom." The prisoner turned aside and wiped pearl colored drop from his nose, whilo bis honor niad.i a ai gram on the raeord of a eummodl ou- rock breaking inclosurc. Unggageimea An invention ha? latoiy been which will Take the avereiro baggugomuus heart for joy. Ho will like a wild gazelki with Bilver feet over tho hills nnd far i w.iy.

It is a pat ent trunl-lilter, mado of steel and bras, and iurnlsned with springs and grippe rs. Clamps seize the trunk at each end, and a turn of nob in the hand of the baggageman pulls both Btraps out by the roots, while, at the Bame time, an iron ball we ghlng nine pounds ham mer away at the bottom of the trunk, and a neat, three-jointed self-acting rake, with twelve teeth reaches In as quick as a hole is made, nnd sweeps from end to end ot tho trunk, finally, emerging tnrougn me lid, where it clinches, and, by a sudden backward jerk turns the trunk inside out. No baggageman should be without It, Frozen Feet, Tho Wetmoro correspondent of tho Sonoca Courier says that about two weeks ago two brothers named Mat. and John Dixson, started from DeKalb, Missouri, to walk to their father's four miles west of Wetmoro, They are two fine young fellows, both about six feet tail. They start ed from ueivain early in the morn log with the determination to walk to their father's without resting over sixty miles.

They walked all day and night. About daylight tneyreacned isetawaka. Having a brother in law living there, they thought tbey would givehim a call and get their breakfast. After they had sat by the fire a little time their feet began to pain. They tried to take their boots off but could not, xney naa oom got their feet very badly frozen, and had to cut their boots off of their feet.

Their feet wero so badly frozen that Mat. had to have one fool cut off. while John suffered the loss of one big toe. Coal Lands, Kansas is the fourth State in the Union in the extent of its coal fields. The total coal area of tho United States is sectioned off in square miles anout as follows; Illinois (largest of all).

36.000: Missouri Basin, Iowa, Kansas, 17,000: West Virginia sec tion, iii.uuu; unio section. east jientucKT section. H.yivJ: renn sylvanla section, 12,502: Pennsylva nia anthracite, 472; New England Basin, 500; Maryland seotion. 650: Tennessee, Alabama, Indiana, 4,440: west Kentucky. Texas, 4,500.

Michigan Basin, b.vuir, neorasxa. Arvansas, y.043; Virginia, isa, ana XMortn uar olina, 310. The great bulk of the general coal deposit is the common soft or bituminous coal, the excep tion being tne semi-Dituminous, the antracito and the cannal coal found largely in the Kanawha coal fields of west Virginia. Wanted a Chain. Mr.

Sutter, the popular jeweler, had a call the other day. Ihoie Is nothing singular In that, because he has many calls every hoar in tho day. The visitor this time wanted a chain. "What kind of a chain would you like?" asked Mr. "Wen, i don't know, hardlv.

What kind of a chain do you think I ought to have: that is. what stvle would yon think would be the most becoming for a youncr man what carries groceries to some of the best families In town?" This reporter heard no mora, hut the youth smiled bmadlv as he shouldered the next sack of flour. i a kooxu cKituir mobilikb. i Washington, Feb. 4.

AtiKKi deal of talk has been arounatt about the alleged deveiop- uiwuwui a creuit uiobllier In the matter of the MemDhla and Kl Paso railroad, but there is so much of Known inaccuracy In the publica- i.uu uinue in me im ew York Hua thai people are at a I una how much of it to belie vb. It is stated to be a fact tbat large quantities of thia etui-k were freely distributed about thia city, and there Is a possibility I tbat boom of tbe holders had It ex changed for stock: of Tom Scott's line. Tbat seems to be the. only point to tbe publication, and parties Interested in tbe Texas Pacific road emphatically deny that any such transactions ever took place. PRKPARING FOB THI CAMPAIGN.

There is some prospect that a little stir will be made In the house when tbe legialstiva appropriation bill is reported back, from the com miuee ou appropriations lor con currence in tne senate amendments. It iwuis that changes were made in the bill in several places so as to authorize the employment of large extra force ol clerks in several of the departments dorlnc the next piesidential campaign, The Dem ocrats will try to expose and defeat these amendments. Tbey may posribly succeed in the form undei- taning uut nave little hupt of sue cess iu tne latter. Ct LOHAllO. President Grant baa nettled the Colnrdo muddle, bv notifying Gen UK-Cook that bis resignation will be accepted.

It. is -reported that McCook replied to him rather pro fanely, though forcibly, tbat he "could go to 11, he wouldn't re sign." -McuooK win De removed. and Ool. Routt, of Chicago, eecond asslstaLt postmaster general, will oe appoiuiea governor. THE SEWING UACHIKB LOBBY.

The owners of tbe Wheeler A Wilson se wing machine feed motion patent, who. It has already been stated, fcave failed in their effort, to get an indorsement npon tbeappli cation for a renewal of the patent from tbe house committee on patents, are not disposed to give lip tbe Tbe monopoly now en joyed by them is exceedingly valu able, and they have a strong loiny at work here, still hoping tnat mey can succeed in the house even with an adverse re port from tbe committee, i Humor charges' that they have placed $250,000 In the hacdsof experienced parties to expend in the same discreet-and safe manner that Irwin used the $760,000 for the Pa cine Mail. The charges even go to the extent of stating that some members have beea directly approached with offers of a pecuniary kind, bot or course there ho substantial evidence gi veu of any corrupt The patent belongs to a combination composed of the four wealthiest and most powerful sewing -machine manufacturing companies in the country, the Wheeler A Wilson. Wilcox 4 Gibbs, Singer and Howe How much has been realized by the inventor of the patent alreany cannot be accurately determined, but it is known that Singer received from his patents. which are of a much 1 ss impor tant character, up to 1870, two millions of dollars.

It Is safe to say that the Wheeler A Wilson patent has returned millions of dollars to the inventor, and parties connected with the patent omce estimate that its extension for another term of several years would be worth at least twenty millions ta tbe owners, and would most likely cost the public a round hundred millions. TUB BRANCH MINTS. Washington, Feb. 6. Vigorous efforts are being made by representatives from Chicago.

St. Liouis, Indianapolis and Cincin nati, to secure the location a branch mint in their respective clues, i-our hills art nw pending one in tbe inten each c.ty. bat members of the committee on weights, coins ami m- auring, think it doubtful whether the sub ject Will be reached this session LEGISLATION UBAOS. A number of causes have conpir ed to obstruct legislation, and as there is now but twenty-five work ing days left, and only two out nl eleven long appropriation bills have been passed, night rtenriloim will be In order from this time to the fourth of March. It is even then doubtful if all legislation will be completed, and It will require the most vigorous action aud limit ed debates to finish what Is neces sary.

THB POSTAL TELEGRAPH SCHEME. Gen. Butler, from the house com mittee on the Judiciary, reported a bill providing that all telegraphic lines shall be made post roads, and authorizing tbe postmaster general to advertise for proposals, for the transmission of the telegraphic cor respondence of the government. under the same limitations as 'for tbe transmission of the malls over the post loads. The second section of the bill Is framed with a.

view of aiding the companies now in oppo sition to the Western Union telegraph company. Tbe third section prohibits the collection of news by tbe teiegrapn companies, and pro vldes that they shall transmit only sach dispatches as are delivered to tbetn. The fourth section la intend ed to keep the newspapers outside tbe associated press, and. If possible, to break down tbat organization. A bill similar in its provisions has been introduced in the senate.

THE fJBKAT ADVANCE IN TUB PRICK orooivD lias alarmed a 'large number of gentlemen In both houses of con gress. Tbey atttribote it. In whole or in part, to the finance bill or tbe senate, the passage of which they regard asagravemlstake.calcnlated to be productive oi very disastrous cotllrpqaences to the whole country. It is believed by tbetn that the gold premium will advance still higher, and that the receipts from; customs will suffer a corresponding decline. Judge Kelly is so thoroughly convinced tbat this will be the result that be proposes to prepare a bill, which be wLl introduce next week, repealing certain portions of the law In question.

His ides is to prepare tor an Increase of the revenues of government, and at the same time prevent tbe advance on tbe premium on gold. His bill, among other things, will provide that tne volume or the greenback circulation shall be restored to its figure of four hundred millions, and that the clauses providing for resumption in 1879. and tbe substitution or stiver coin for fractional correncT, shall be a TAKISO TUB ALARM. At a meeting last night of the Republican caucus committees on southern affairs the qoevtion came up as to whether the house would support the' proposition to make the army appropriation diii extend over two The opinion was expressed, and; acquiesced In, that uie iiepoDircan representatives of support any such anprecedeated and revolution ary proceeding. the ciAX vovtrry jBj.QK.ny.

7 Kansas citv, Feb. 4. Adjutant General Bin nam r- tnrned this morning from Kearney, where he has been looking after tbe Clay county tragedy. Mrs. Samuels is Improving rapidly.

The general says he thinks he knows who perpetrated tne outrage, jui does not say whom. He will re-. port to Uov. Hardin. SUPPLIED WITH The Vigor of Life THROUGH DR.

RADWAYIs SAESAPARILLIAK RESOLVENT. THE Blood Puriiier ONE BOTTLE will make Blood pure, the Skin clear, 1 he Eys brigbt, tne complexion auioou aim transpar ent, me ua'r slrenfc, una remove all Bores, uimules. blotcbca. Doatulva. tetters, cankers, from tbe head, face, neck, mouth and akin, itiapleasaat to take and tbe duee is small.

Irenolvee away diseased deposits. II pnridee uie niooa anu renovates tne sj stem, it cures with certainty all chronic diseases tbat have linjrered la tbe systems or 10 years wether It be Scrofula or syphilitic, he reditary or contagions, BE IT'SEATED IN THR LUNGS OR STOMACH, SKIN OR bones, flesh or nerves, corrupting the solids and vitiating the fluids. Chromo Rheumatism, Sorofula, Glandular Swelling, Haoklmr, Dry CoaKh. Cancerous Af fections. SyphiliUo Comnlainu, Kieeiiar ot the Lungs, Dyspepsia.

Water Brash, Tic liolo- renz, wnite oweuias, rumors, uioers, Skin and II IP diseases. Mereurial diseases. Female Complaints, Uout, Uickeis, Sait Rbenm. Bronohits. Consumption.

Liver Com plaints, Ulcera in the Throat and Mouth, Nodes in the glands, and other parts of tn-system, Soie Eyes, Strumous discharges from the ers, and the worst forms of Skin disease, Eruptions, JTeTer Sores, Scald Head, Rine Worm, Salt Rheum, ryslpalis. Ache, Black Spots, Worms, in tbe Flesh. Tumors, Cancers in tne vtomo, ana ail weaxenin anu paintuu dUaharires, Sweets, and all wastes of tbe Lifs Principal are within the curative ran ge of this wonder of Modern Cfaemistiy, nd a tew days' use prove to any person usins it or either of (Uexe forms of disease its potent powi to cure mem. Sold by 61 per bottle. READY RELIEF, ZTHE CHEAPEST AND BEST MUVW1NE FOR FAM1-LTUSEIN THR WORLD.

ONE FIFTY CENT Bottle will cure more eomni am ta jand tprevent the system against sudden attack of epidemics ana contagious uiseases man aiuu expended io rower meoicines or meaicai atienaaaoe, The moment KadwaT'aKealT Relief is ar- lled externally or taken internally according td directions, pains lrom whatever cause cease nut, l't f-. -v- Impoktant. Miners, farmer and others re siding in sparsely settled districts, where It is aiaiouitio ooian tne eervioea or a pnysicii Had wav'a Beadv Keliet is Invaluable. It be used with positive assurance of doing good in all eases where pain or discomfort ia ex- perieaeoit or It seired with, influenza, dyph- ineria, sore tnroai, dsu congas, noarsaess, bilieus collo' inflamation of the bowels, stom ach, loaaa, liver, kidneys or wtili croup, quiasy. fever and agae.

or with neuralgia, tie doloreax-, headache, toothache, earache; or witn onrus, soanis, or onuses or wild strains, cramps, erapams. Tba application of Ead-way'a Keadv Bolief will care van ot the worst of those eemplaiBtsia a few hours- weLtf aropa in a half a tumbler of water win in a tew moments, cure Cranins. ttoasma. fiMrr Klnmeeh. OuHhniei Bl.fr ll.uluth.

ColkS. WlBd la tba Bawala. and all Internal pains. rraveileri aboulr alwave eerrr i. bottie of ttauwav-a jteadT Keller wita A few oropsor in water will prevent aiaknese ains irora onange ol water.

It is better than reacn uraady or iUltera as a stimulant. -w, i Sold by all.drogrlaU 1 Price, 00 eta. DR. RADVAY'S Pills! porfsaly tastalass Coated with sweet ciua "un, ia.iii.oa, pnnrr. eiaaaas aao straagtbaa.

Radway's PHla for th. earaof all diaordfra la ta. StatBaea Liver. Bowabv. frKL- Slm-I Dvanoosia.

failotiraaaa. UmoV rmVmr. lml I aaamatoaaef ta. Boweb. Pileaamd aU Da JX raajramenta of the Internal Vlaaera.

Warrant- ad ta effox a poaitrrewara. Pnraly Vngatabl. eaniaiaing ao aearoary, aoinwraia, eg aateaart-aadraga. ta. fbllowiat symptams reshlt, lag ftaai dlsaadara of tea dlaawtaw.

enraoa ronatipartnai. Inward Pilos. rullabosof the Blood te the head. Nausea. Heartburn, Dia-ffustot food, rullneaaer VTelghteB th.

Stom-aoh. Boor Kraetatioaa, Slakiag ar "iottea-ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of th. Bead, Honied aad dlOaatt breath lag, rint-teriaa; at the Heart, Caoauag aad oalooating rVmaatlQna when la lying posture, Diataeas of viaioa. Dots aad Webs bettor, tbe eight. mar aara MJmii ram I a ta.

at Penept ration. Tellowneaa of th. skia and eyes, Pain ia the Side, Cheat, aad suddea riowbet of Heat. Buraiag la tbe Fleam. A few doeeaot BAD WAT'S FOXS will rye the system from all toe above aaaasatuaoroers.

Iri9e, 2 cnti per Box." i a'-. SOLD BT ALL DBtTGGLSTS; 5 .1 aVADWAf CO. tt Warraa. nor. Aarea JleW Tort.

i. KJCAD VALSK AND TaMTK. 'a lafonaatioa wwrtk taooaaads wlTlb. to joo. ang29iathaewl i I I M.

8k A mm aa TS aro L. and must von all Uie iath as. la es tn Atchison Kansas 4thj Atchison, Ka i aa Sheriffs Sale. fB-TOTlCK Is hereby given that I will offer for lw sale at public auction, at the door ot the court bouse in the city or Atchison Atchison county, State ol Kansas, on Saturday the 87 th day of February, A. D.

U75, between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock n. m. of said dav. the fol low ms; described property, situated la Atchi son countv. state ot Kansas, to wit; The south hal' of the northeast qnatter af of ran ire tweotv CM).

Taken as tbe property of Mary Stout, alias Mary Martin, and Ueorge U. Stout and Henson Martin, oa an ordvr of sale in favor, of Henry Denton, issued by tbe clerk of the District Court within and lor the countv of Atchison State of Kansas, and te me dtreated as sheriff 01 saia county. Given under my band tbls 28th day of Jan nary, A D. 1875. OWEN JC.

8WP. i Sheriff ot Atnhtson county fc hausaa 1 Macaa iukt IkcM Uittt-ra ac- ror nnd remain long tlielr bones are destroyed iitijerjJ poison or oilier means, and vital t.r his wusTed lievond tlio point of repair. mp l.di o-mii am. Headache. p-jn in tne siiouhhirs.

ouMlis. Tnrlitauss oi v'i i'liest, liiaaness, Sour Eructatious of the' mi'l la-iie in nits nuuin, iHi.p.a Alt tiSsi. falintatioaofllie HL-art. luBanmiutton 01 liic i.uujjn, l'aiu iu the regions ol the Kid-i: v. anil lmhilrml otUcr painful symptoms, rre" the-ontotriniri" of Dvspepsia.

One bottle wilt a belter guuruutoe of its lunula le-ilhv ailvertLseiueiiu for Frimh CoanpKiiat. In yonng or i.i irri id or single, tu. too flawn of wotuan-Iiii-mI, or tiic tiiruoi life, tlicso Tonic Bitters ko ilecklorl an Intlucnce that lmprove- i.iHnt 'at himir nereeiitihle. I-r- iHitaaiiiuaforr Raid. ''iramalinia ami Gout.

P.liloil.s, lU-iuittent fi.l iiiiermilteiit r'evers. lliseitsesof the Hloo.1, Liver. KidiM-vsaml HiaJder. Wese Hitters nave tu JbucU liirieases uri caused by Vit xntamailcPanatlTratwell Tooic, jioMioNsiHg the merit of auting aa iMa.i aijeiit ju relieving Congestion or mil sin tiuioii oftlic IJverand VuweEal Orgima, iit'ioti inxeasea. mr.amen.

Eruptions, Tetter, Snl lift tun. 'Sotclie. Sjiots. l'linnles. Pustules, Ciiriiiuiules, P.ing-worms.

Scald-Ilead, vire Kves, 1'rysipelas. Itch, Scurls. Uiscolora- oi no Skin. Humors am! Uiseases of the sl in of whatever nisia or nature, are liter-. El iy il'iir up JUKI earned out of the system in a time bv the u.ia of tliee Hitters.

trrasrful proclaim VrWEnB Ki ki(-s the inoMt wonderful Invig.Unt that ver sujI imf I ine Kvsiem. U. II. Me.tl,n A CO. Aud lien.

Sau Francisco, i. tor. 1 Washington aud Oliarlton IT. TC i'JlA) 0V Ua nauucilTS A DR. WHITTIER.

617 St. Charles street, St. Louis. Mo. Bw aaea toapar aaf sal la tba apasial tro.tm.nl of all Venereal.

Sexual and ChronloDlseaseai ttoma uy debar rbjuoiaa la 8u Loula, mm oily paper, vypniua. oonorrnoBa, cieet, stricture, Orohltla, Hernia, or Rupture, aii Urinary viHnnwininiiiiioaiMininai aneo-tlona tttiroat, akin bones, an mid viih napanllMSaoeM, OB Utrtaelccti1to principles. BpermarorrTicBa, tfexuai petxiity ana too renui oi wumid joqux, mi- toalxOBMos or other asnta aad vhtoa arodaoo of taafoHowiog effects: 'AmYftuwnam, eeieiiie. yiiejilM on laeaos, pSeeiBol eleoar, aoaretoa ao eoci.fr jtmaum. Meoe, eeee bismi fiuaoi.

of raa series marri a k3l Improper or unhappy, ara Venaeaeau cored PemtAilet dS VOfoe nltlus totha eenc id Moienjoaeeiopo, tor nro poeuco nrr Dlseaaea peculiar to women. aa AmenorrmtM. lone.euii eiea.anoraqta. Ltuoorrl StirUify, emeoeeefallr tree ted. Deearipevo peapoMt -t lleaupoa.

ltlSeeU-svlleBtaiUartlTelelsatrotne aads ot urn avory yaa aoulree mot skill, Fkjslcieas koowint thia freqneoUy reoamneaa pereoa. to aiy osxe. CealdaaBoloBBOBltaUaa, aereeaally or bj letwr. froend taeoc, BMdletaooomabooeKSrOTpreeeorBelleeeryeraero. OTlloa.

WMDUUinoNrfeBKaiienHiia.aiilwrinw 6oreooeBOeoM BiiarraQEiT P.M. Snndeye, 13 M. olktea. 1 P. H.

iritAl ie tXm If ot aiehb rln the Dvor SUL oyrtolof a OJtmr.afo Tba Iillieeioal ta voote koseo or twelve raoael tbe aMotoxtenmiro ia too oonatry, omorociBK Aeoepooo ana Ceoeoitodoa ronma, Beordiog aad oleerloo opartveacai ofedtaotedaaSVopor Botaet a oempreheoeivo LoourKtorr -ebere oU medlolneoaaod to toe onobasanent are ptepmreo: esS BMt irocerteo tof oil Um brmrr. wboro too old ool u.i mil latent ore ptepmred; boro too old ood Qlo of oaedleioo we leteet ocoaaord worka of all the ocbeolo of m.llrlne Blool Pketeo. lltk aiu mat eeleied to life. which bore area preoared from Pmrfe, trooea, eoeordleeo of cxponoo. ood te bo found ia aay ottoer Libre te) tb- eit- Til Llbrexy ia wirnwn wme peo jn ancmiior-.

Maaritm ve eeor. A. POPOXoAS B1EIJICAX. BOOK I win AMunnnn teeo. aaTSoa-vJa asV aooV eUS7 a iPAUES i WOMANHOOD rFiXlARRIACE! Xepleioioseraniee) win, vbo aot.wbT.

Th HvS itmmntM tm Murrioo Coueee. Oooeeaoeaoos and Cera- ete PbeatolactoaldisvaiM la tba laMreauas loa-Uoa of acproduetleo. Aboat preveotloii. Sczual ofctlionof. tubertral ogeetavarlUi aeedfolodoa.

Conretortiioiliiw lu oiiddlo or old o(e, frost orbateTer ooaae, aad vbea ooa bedeoo la ooeb ooaeo. Abeot pbapleo on abo foot aad Impariuea, Vtbyow people are piomolujoy laoreB. SrltNmtthedoobtfalortoqoiritlrowiebtofcDno. A aoely llloetrmtad an pas, book, anotalakia eaoeh tnfenneileo tor the Married, or thoeo eoMeeiplatlaa eeorrlove. A tree KorriaceeeaBdaotTaioOMoeeler.BoBttooByaddraee, eeoioa, atoll, lerauosuu.

oy DOCTOR- WHITTIER, 611 St. ClMUrlM St. XaDUia. Mo. foe ool aieioJ oofaliotoe aye, eroo aoe 4eea oraeleoy OJI.OIO.

iinewweii wiiei ereq ewjeoo ca.w longer located 1 St. ow OH, en, mtr c-areee jrtmaomw rmmm i Read wofki Con nmrultai ejroioaveLel rotoenerr eilli osi otooea ooeia eri i. UruW. oarrieMora DR. BOHANMAM, forth Fifth strset, ftatweea Wash.

ington avenue and anu ureen srruetsi. ST. L0UJS, M0. ur 'ilVi me ueuin. Lee.

i itaUire, oaeaea. PynMlta, Vemule- Oimplaltito. all DTI. rtoliAXNAN-S "ViXiW.LBfVaATnrB" TZV r'aiaMiaatorrln-a' TVack the vonlriil iw ,1.. VTT! ortrV remedy bM beea asod tr.

JMbuumo InhaieU ate praottc vtr ininy ytJsTaS ifai tzauA lu enrmgeren In tne ararat rmirTT Hueivuemauuii. SYPHti is rtiarn DE.EOniliNXN'S "rrauu-a ui pameknoatly core Jeonarrlizing Uie health nnd houadneaa rf ojuTlSel' weU as tttmrn oi, iCaJwTTTr-il "ei ly IbU ined rjccyive Dollar 4:..: lars, S-Uotoan; A. Pi CCTTAIS CURE F0V PILES. TK. BOnASSAWS "Pile Oratmmt" fa raar.

aab-ud fna haw Urn atanrlinr, la from tfarre Ire tiaai, prtex- Oree JtQllar. Merit airy aMreff lry nu-Q rjqjiss pr, p- iLtsaA3f, W. 1 Korih Ssr Frnwa rvintitinr ronrbry ftr mail for Mrn-3 illoiir by l'uotuli Oni-r or "Hej fx 3K a. 4 tttabiWrtd St. Loo! la i ln ahorthriie.iB Km, 1 I -V V.

II l.U ly got himself into trouble on Mon day evening. Ills wifo asked him where he was going as sho observ ed him putting en his overcoat. am going to sally lorth," he replied "Let me catch you going with any nally ortn and there, will be i first class opportuninity for you fire company to throw themselves on an obituary resolution." A grocer stepped out of his door yesterday just as a boy had filled his pockets with apples from a bar rel, and ho shouted: "II; ri'! you have boon stealing upnlej police!" "Don't holler out tht way!" replied tho boy, as ho put the apples back, bot me that my pocket wouldn't hold thro old sockors, and I was just trying to sue, I'm open to such bvts every day in the week," A Locomoti-c on Top of a Snow Drift, Tho latest Journalistic feat in the Arkansas valley a committed by the Loraod Tress. It says the dirt. sand, and snow were so densely packed in tho cuts of tho railroad on that terrible Friday, that heav-i lly load wagons could be driven over deep ravines without break through.

The suow plow had weut up the road tho middle of last week was towed back last Tuesday disabled. Near Cimmaron, it Hew 1 the track while plowing its way through a drift ten feet deep. an RAX ON THR drift tender and all out on the prairio a distance of some thirty feot without break ing. Board of Trade Sleeting. At the meeting of tho board of trade last night, among other things tho following resolution was adopt mer i-s excursive and unjust.

A comuiitlee was appointed to pre- pare a memorial and bill oa the subject. A MINT WANTEU. A large nnmber of property holders, including the most influential, men of the city, met with tbe Manufacturer' and Real Estato Exchange this afternoon to take steps In the direct iou of securing, if poa-ibIe, the establishment of a United States mint at this point. A resolution wui unanimously adopted memorizing congress on tlie pubjett. ON A rut KG.

Terre Haute, Feb. 5. Fifteen hundred miners of the Brazil indict are now out of tho rriTTl it The rhoh-eet in te world. lm-X JClAjLld porter's prices-Larot coin In Am ri. a atul-article pleads everybody aiie Btinually incrrasiu Airfare wanted- tTeiywhere bst inducement 1on't wsAtetime snd -rrircular to Kutiert Wte, 43Vi-Bay N.

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Address T. WILLIAM l'biladeluhla. ja2Sdw DOZXARS Ta THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ARK TO BK DIS TRIBUTED ON THKiTtli DAY OF FEBRU AS RY BY TUB PUBLIC LI ARY OF KY 7 UPON THE OCCASiOiJ OF TUK1K FIFTH AND LAS CONCERT. Drawing: Certain or Itefimdcd. Money One Grand Cash Gift.

One 4rand Cash Gilt One Grand Cash Gift One Grand Cesh One Grand Cash Gift. 1 6 Cash Gifts, 920 ,1100 each 10 CaKh Outs, IS Cash Gifts, Cash Gifts, 25 Cash Gilts, 4, (Ml) Cash Gil Id, Ml Cash Gilts, ear.li. 100 Cash Gifts, 2k) Cash Gifts, BOO Cash Gilts, I0.OUO Cash Gifts, 60 2.10,on0 UMiiOno 75,000 50,000 1 00.000 Waooo 150,000 100,000 100,000 uo.ooo 1011,000 100,000 .41,000 50,000 Grand Total Gifts, all cash, 2,510,000 WboleTickeU, 0. each coupon, $5. HilTca, Tenth, or Elevcut ft hole 'Tikuts, fcSOi).

For Tickets, or infirrnmti aidrem iiioo- lb, and Man- Louisville, Ky. Library lucky. Ken- Death of Gov. 15 rani let to Action of the Trustees A Successor Appointed No More Postponements Iravi ine Certain February 27tli 1 At a meeting ot the Trustees of the Public Library of Keutiicky, January 1875, it was resolved that C. M.

Brinies, wbo under the late T. E. Bramlette was the real busine-s nianugt of tbe gilt concerts already Kivta in aid of the Public Library of Kentucky, be and he is hcrebr authorized to ihe plaoe made vacant by the dentil of said Brainlrtte, in the management of the affairs of the fifth and last gift concert, and that 'he drawing announced for Febuary XT, lu75, ahull positively and unequivocally take place on that day, without any lurther postponement or delay on anv account whatever. -1. R.

T. DLURETT, Presi John S. Cain, Secretary. Hereaiter all communications relating to tbe Fifth Concert should be addressed 4 the un- I derswned, and I p'e1ge my fell tbat the iraw- I ing shall mxtieofl Februarv27 J. or that every I uo'iar puiu xor u.rissuau oe n-iurni-ti C.

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THE DISTRICT COUBT Ol ATCHI- eon Countv. Kaneaa. Maria L. Talbott and 4osaph II. TalJiott.

plsintimt, -1 s. CbarleaBrqus. Thornas L. Ganaon, Catber- rtne uaanon, ana neuKnnmoa ooa W. Hetneriagtoat partners aa WiUiaiB Hptkcriaortna A B.

P. WaggeBeT Bad John Knowlea, defendaats. Tn CbarlM RrnQI. TDOrakS L. GanBOB.

Catherine Gaaooo and 4ohn Kno7les, defea- danUaboT. named: I OB aaa eacn oi yoa hrrebv notified that yon have been sued in oourt of Atchisoa county, state of Kansas, by tbe above namea Bitinuna, a. arts Taloett aad Joseph H. TalboUi and you each of yon are further notified that yoa answer th. petition nlod by la.

said in the emoe of th. of said court, oa or before the (6th) "sixih day of March. A. 175; or aaia-peutioo will take-m aa ne. and iadoement rendered aaaiasl and each of yoa.

aad ia favor of the said Maria L. Talbott, plaintiff, forerer barring your right, tide aaa mieree, oi, ut ana to foJlowtcg ascribed Ual oatat-, sUaatea; county of AUhlaon.naa state pi ikaa- to srit: Lota No. i a eight am) aiaa Block No. (71) aoveaty-oa. la th.

city of I Atchisoa, (la AlcbiaoB,) together wlUi th. aeredHaeaeatt aad appnrtanees tbereoato belonging, aad decreeing ihe title la the premis natrrsd to r-a wholly aau completely yeataa the said lria L. i o. M.AH 1- JOMlkFfl H. TALBOTT; "i lly AT G.

OUa, tbitr Attorn, -Atentaae, Kansas, jaawtt of 1. a fx or mines, ju a The first resolution was made in a meeting at Brail. at which 1.2U0 were present. Tho black miners, uumberinkr who wereemDloved from Virginia by the operators in the of tbe strike about a year aud a half ago. nave neen admitted into the union.

and join in the present strike. Tbe Hacks marched in procession to tho meeting, with flags and drumsjsr The reason for the sirike isa redoc- tion. by the of th a. od: price from 95 to 70 cents a ton. Tbe miners say that If tbey yield thero will be a general reduction throughout the mines of tbe country; notwithstanding which Mr.

Siney. president or the national union, who seem to be a man of cool nerves and soond judgment, seems to think that it would be best for the miners to yield. The operators say that they cannot pay 8d cents without losing money at present prices. Mr. Matron, the chief aperator.

thinks that the operators will not be able to pay more than 60 cents at the end of another month. KNAVERY. Peoria, Feb. Deiutv Sheriff John Klnsev ar rived here last night from Chicago, having in charge a man named Dr. J.

P. Wilder. About two years ago a Mrs. Margaret Scbuman and this man Wilder were arrested, charged witn pmsouing a son oi the former: but as the evidence was notetrontr Resolved, That our senators and representatives in tho Stato leirisla ture be requested toco operate with the sonators and representatives of Marshall and Washington counties in securing such legislation as will enable the communities interested. In giving each aid as they may desire in the construction of a rail road between Watervillo and Han over.

A similar resolution in relation to the proposed road between Frankfort and Marysvillo was pass ed by the board January 18th. and neretoiore published in tug pat riot. Doniphan Countj. Waihena Reporter. 1 The county poor farm was rented by the commissioners this week to 4.U..

Hall, who lives near Troy. and who la to pay 121.00 a year as rent ior me rarm, and board the reapers at 2.00 a week per head. are better terms than the county ever before eeeured. Last Monday evening a large DDnioer 01 me people or wathena awemDiea as 13. Alward's, lor the purpose of making him a last visit previous to his departure lor nia new neia or labor in Iowa.

it was a surprise party gotten up by some of his friends, and we doubt not that everybody was sur prised to see so many present, as the weather was quite unfavora ble. Troy On Sunday last Mr. Buster, a very enongh, tbey were released from custody. Soon after the husband of rapectaoie citizen and christian, Belonging to the Baptist, church, and living on Independence, departed this life. lie was also a member of the Masonic lodge, and was buried with Masonic honors.

The Rev. Mr. Waddell preached a very appropriate discourse, an4 the usual formula was read. Mrs. Schuman died suddenly, and after collecting his life insurance, and selling all her property, she left town with Wilder.

He took her to Chicago, and in a few days left her. taxing witn him an her money, about $3,000. She came back here, and put tbe case In Sheriff Hitchcock's hands, who has worked It to the prosen successful issue. Witder's chances for Joliet are remarkably A KELIQIOCB SPECULATION. Qolney, HL, Feb.

5. The Catholics of this city are negotiating for the purchase of the Seehorn stone quarry. They intend to have the bishop of tbe diocese reside here, and will build a large cathedral and bishop's residence. Tbey also expect to get eontracts in supply stone lor public boildines in Chicago, the court-house In Qalncy.and the new" bridge to be built across the river here. Wm.

Ke Stnltlit A TTORNEY AT LAW, Atchi UMBsaamJal aa4 fantk X. mmm. sopcly aaada. WUI arVtrla las' JoHn C. Tomllnsoxi A TTOKNEY AT T.AW.

Omce Ataalsaa Fossil Dead. An old negro woman named Abblo Willis, near Mr. J. p. Brown's, wa found dead in her cabin yesterday afternoon, about fooro'clock.

Dr.Brynlng held an Inquest on her body, and the Jury returned a verdict that she had died of old age, aided by cold and privation. She bad long been a charge on the citv. and tAn.iatjit.e Insisted oa staying alone in her cabin. Instead of with those who fffoola have taken some care of her. i..