Halstead Herald from Halstead, Kansas • 1

Ml ill YOL. 1, NO. Wl H. E. SWAN, Editor and, Proprietor.

HALSTEAD, KASASV IJONpAY EVENING, MARCH, 28, J887. v-1 1 is a cheap shejf-handKd woapon two-story buildup on the west side was bIb'o with to blades. It "Vas Opened and the 'blades which was tffrot thrfe inches long was covered u'lh dried blood. A post mortem exap. The fire was under control about 11:80.

As soon as! the. fire whs dis TI13BOU BOTlS, THE covered extra guards, were plaoed in mation. was made and it showed that the), (load woman had not been raid. The inquest will be held Monday. As yet no.

clue to the murderer has 4 REGULATORS, The beautiful. Bnow last night O. Mayor, Opera kouse to-night, Bond oleotion April Next Monday city election day. Who will be our next Counoilmeu, Perry Hese ia oarpenting in Wiohita. The gardens caught cold last night Wallpaper dealers are busy these days.

Vote for the Rpcjc iBlaudJo opine to Hal. stead. Editor Swoesy has the boss cap, take a look at ft, A "typo" from the Emporia Globe is in been LOCAL NOTICES, side the cell blocks and every precaution taken to prevent a stampede of the prisoners. They remained quiejt, vjBry few leaving their bunks. It is impossible to estimate the damage as yet Sp'aiks from the prison fire caught the old cattle and sheep shed on the fair ground, and all on tne north side of the grounds were burned.

They were mostly sqne structures and the damage slight, The millinery stores are flourish- ing tnese aays. The Johnson "Unole Tom's Cab in" Company are registered at the Harry King is again on our streets, town to-day, Glad to see him. fine man Harry is. J. M.

Finch, )f Bcdgwiok, was a caller at this office this morning. Tote for the bonds and by so doing ge-oure more railroads. Did you see Crouch after th We Still Regulate the Price and Quality of CRYQOODS, HATS, AP3, B00T8 And 8H0ES Ladies and efqts Fupnishing ds During the year yrq shfiU offer GREATER Bargains thaur has ver been knoyvn in HALSTEAD. Ue havejyatpeeiyed A AREST0K FNEU0E)S and HAVE THE RANKEST DISPLAY EER made in the ITY, "just Wi year ofy' man Xhe mar shal is a terror to tipsy men. March pame in like a lamb, How will The tramp question is the great issue at stake with the women this spring.

They (the tramps) are a Ije go out Don't prget the "Cabin" at the Opera House tq-night. MlESygGRAMS, The Missouri Legislature. Kansas Cjy, Marci 2d -Qoyer-nojr Marmaduke issued a pro.dama-yoinKo-day, convening' the legislature in special session' May Ut for he enaotmaht' of railroad legislation. Done Ipat Last, QiAREHDoir, March rank Roland, expert safe burglar, who robbed the Southern Express Company at Brinkley J885, vas sentenced by the Monroe county, court to a term of five years in the penitentiary. Roland was captured a few days after the robbery at hiq home in Galesburg, 111., and, by various, devices' defeated he ends of justice until now.

poijnyulijory Deadfhejidiiig. Madison, Maroh r20! ta the assembly yesterday a bill requiring railroad companies to, furnish annual passes good in Wisconsin to all members of the elective state pfficers and members of courts of record, was, amended, prohibiting railway obmpanios from granting trip passes ah request of members of the legislature, to friends 'of the latter, jind then tho bill passed by a vote of 49 to 33, Serious Railroad Accident. Pittssuko, March 20. A railway evident 'qccured at 1 o'clopk this morning near on 'the Kttsburg Fort Wayne Chicago railway. There is a heay grad'e at this p.oinfc and, tio engineer discovered that the "air brake hose of the east bound qxpress was leaking.

He stopped the train and while examining it a freight train dashed into the rear, completely telescoping the sleeper and the passenger car next to it. Engineer William Beaji, who was under the engine at the time fixing the air brake was horribly crushed and died almost instantly. Politics in Atchison. Atchison, March 26. The Republicans met this eyaning and Last night's springe of snow was iu oon- nuisance.

Nov? that pur drug storps are go Mr. E. J. Bookwater qft Sunday for Greensburg, on real estate ing to quit the business of liquor selling, it looks a little strange to soe a grocery store receiving beer by the Blaine Coming West. Newobk, March 26.

The Tri. buna, tomorrow tfittaay: The western trip Pf James G. Blaine, on which' he will start Monday morning, has been undertaken for recreation and business combined. Mr. Blaine's daughter' Mrs.

Lieutenant Colonel Piuger, who is with her husband at Fort Wichita, has been expecting visit from her father for some time. MK' Blaine is interested in two mines in Colorado and desired to go to Denver in relation to this business, On his return from For Wichita he will probably come back' by way of Chicag. The trip will occupy about ten days. Mr Blaine had a host of callers yesterday; he absolutely refused to talk politics with anyone and positively repelled every attempt to" ngAg4S him 'in conversation about 888. He will make no speeches while he is gone nor accept any receptions.

Chairman B. Jones of the Republican national committee oame up from Fortress "Monroe to see Mr. Blaine. The faot that Senator His- arrel. Please explain.

Look out for the Webster Family. Wed nesday and Thursday, next, at the Opera Taylor Logan and famjly will leave to-morrow morning for southern California. Their many "friends USUI. Go and hear the Webster Family Con will be sorry to see them leave, cert Company, Wednesday and Thursday May success attend them 'in their nights, March 80th and 81st. Dr.

Miller reporta a birth Saturday night, of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Hasberger, new home. Mr. Meyer left Saturday for Cali who lives nine miles north of town.

Mr. A. H. Rowe has added two porches fornia. He has been in this' city for some time, as a grain buyer to an eastern house, and was well liked and respected.

We hope he may to and otherwise improved his house in me nurwwesi pan oi tne city. see ht to return soon. cock should happen to be here at the same time as Mr. Blaine created MARRIAGE. It ailr oad Time Table." ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA PE Time Table No.

24 O. EAST BOUND AHBIVB8. Atlantic, Expresa 7.50 New York' Express 8:03 p. Eastern Express .8:06 i Fast Freight p.m. Way Freight .4:10 p.m.

WKBT BOUND ABBITES. California and Mexico Express p.m. Colorado Express. 7:50 a. in Denver and Utah Express .0:60 p.m.

Fast Freight 4 :10 p. m. Way Freight 7:80 a. m. ST.

LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO, tajjle No g3, Sept. 20. Passneger arrive 7:30 A. Mail' and Express arrive 6:45 P. Freight 2:00 P.

SOUTH BOUND DBPABTS. Mail and Express 8:15 A. Passenger ,7. 8:20 P. .8:10 P.

This town is cursed with one of quite a marked interest among pol At Hutchinson, yesterday, Mr. Williain Kirk to Miss Bosa Carey. the worst cut-throat ehort-tim? loan itical intriguers. The Senator had been in Washington and was' on his This young couple number among way home and the fact that Mr. pneir mends ail oi airview and ad OWENE.

JQNE8 Livery Feed AND SALE STABLE Halstead Kansas. Good RigsFurnished on 'Etcit Koike NEW HEAT HARKETi We have constantly on hand a fresh mvlj Qt Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Poultry, Etc. We are old hands at the business and are capable of satisfying our customers no matter how particular. CASH PAID FOR HIDES. We also pay the highest ma'tiet prioes for BEEF CATTLE, Embiek's old HALSTEAD, KANS.

ers, that ever the breath of life. A man that will take the bread from a blind woman's mouth is not fit to live and what if he should joining country and wherever knowa Blaine was here made no difference to him. Mr. Blaine was driving at The groom js a steady industrious young man. is the fairest nominated o.

IL Jvelsey lor mayor die among many fair prizes. We con gratulate them upon this, thb event and a full city ticket. A proposition from the Democrats to place a citizens' ticket in the field was declined i) p. m. with Stephen B.

Elkins. MYSTERIOUS JVIURUp An Unknown Woman Found Dead by the Road-Side. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Hq'fc returned .1 of their lives and wish them long lruui a oaiuorma trip tnis morning. lire and prosperity Republicans enter the contest They were well pleased with their Passenger train arriving in a. m. and journey and a good time.

Rahwat, N. J. March 28. At an MISCELLANEOUS. Mr.

rloyt-bronght a number of or witn tne prestige of a good administration during the past two years. The Democrats will hold a mass convention Monday night. early hour this morning a farmer anges back with him, that he had picked from the trees. Our readers Remember that at Barnett's Gallery is driving into the city round the dead body of a well-dressed womaii lvinor the place to gef your line work done and At a meeting of the bar asspciat would be pleased to have a descrip that they are taking Photographs oheaper on the side of Jefferspn avenup. Her tion of his trip from his pen.

Can than any other place in the city, mar 16-lw tnroai was cut iorm ear to ear and you supply it Mr. Hoyt? her dress and wrao camnletelv soak JST'The Panhandle Restaurant is in run ning order, ed witlj half-dried blood. News of The Burlington (Kas.) Nonpareil C2ir Bed llcka filled and delivered at your of this judicial district (Atchinson pouny)this afternoon, f. M. Jackson was recommended for appointment to succeed, JudgP David Martin who retired from the bench by resignation Maroh 31.

The meeting was held at the suggestion pf Govflrnpr Martin who will appoint Judge Jackson as reccommended. Judge Japkson is a aoor Dy. wm. Allen. tne horrabi discovery spread rapidly throughout the city causing intense excitement.

Dr. Jas. S. Green, nhvs. usps tjie.

fpljowing language, which shows they are out of water dqwn 3TCall at the Panhandle for your meais. tB lurnisn meats at an hours. there and have to haul it from ponds ician of Union county and brother of Governor Green, was telegraphed for Eg-Call on the city dray for jobs of "The water brigade" is still on the road. Sonje haul east sqine jyest, line lawyer, a sound Republican and transfer worjt. Wm.

Alum, Propr. t-Try the celebrated and visited the scene of the murder. He said the young woman had undoubtedly made a desperate strucrcrle icHviu iu p. in, nave eiegunc new declining Chair Car. A new $20,000 Dinning Car to and from Augusts on all passenger train 0.

50YT, Agent. M.VPKETS. Corrected every Thursday fpr tlieHKiiALD Corn, per bushel, 34o; Wheat, pet busbe ppr dozen, 8o; Butler, per pound, 1015o; Potatoes, per bushel.l.OOc. Poultry Chiokeus.livq, 45cj dressed Boj Turkeys, live, 6o; dressed, 8 Ducks, live, fio, dressed, 6c. Tle Panhandle tlotel and Restaurant, is now in running order.

We Furnish Bparfl by the Week, Day pr Heal. A good table set. Give us a call, Seoond door squth of Herald office, Halstead, Kansas, a popular citizen. Fort Scott Jubilant. some south; and some go cross -lots after jj There is still a few barrels for life, as the soft earth was tprn up CITY MEAT HARKET E.

T. Co. Having purchased the City Meat Market of C. 8. Brown, I will be found at the old Dettweder stand at all tjmes with the pes Steaks, Mess Pork.

Sausages, Cash paid for Cattle and Hogs. Give us acall.Dettweliers'sold, Stand. 1 HALSTEAD KANSAS, Hewton Flour at. Rikhem and Pick's, SlgTFor school Books Stationary, etc, Fort Soott, March 26 some distance around the body. On one side of the bodv lav a small of left in the railroad pond, which we will sell, yea, lower than call at the Seminary book store located at basket filled with eggs.

The girl's cost. v. v. KIK3KN uo's Drug Store. nanas were torn and scratched.

Tbadk Wo hare an opportunity Death resulted from the terrible to traae a $2,400 stock of groceries in IUi rinis city has been the scene this afternoon of intense excitement among the husjness men of the place and strangers here seeking homes, by the developement of largest artesian well yet opened iu the west, if not in this country. This well is situated in the west Mrs, p. Brower'e mother made her a very acceptable visit yesterdag. These visits from mothers are bright spots in the tiois for a farm here anyone wishing to irade will do well to caU at the Hsbalu umoe. life of all.

wound iu the throat An excited crowd of nieu and women numbering several hundred was grouped abqut the body. Dr. Green decided not to remove the body until it had been photographed as it lay in the pool of EJggs'Sdoz 25 cts. 12 Jets, a lb. part of town in the natural gas and about noon to-dav the work Our gqod friends at Newton, so we learn oame to MoPherson for a live man to aot as immigration agent, in the interests of men struck through the crust of Garden plowing done quickly and that town.

MoPherson. oiooa, ana ordered a photographer to visit the scene of the murder and ewne ana ine water spurted up to the surface in a torrnnt What's the matter with the Republican aa uucap hs any py Win. Allen. John Rnpple has a two horse pota take a number of views of the body, experts stated the flow this afternoon FOR SALE, man. N.

Emmons, of Union opnnty, Iowa tramped grounds and surroundings. The dead eirl was about 26 vears nld to planter and any one wanting potatoes ana nna tnat the stream pours forth the rate of 3.000 barrels tier dav. (jiuifieu tviu uu weu to give mm a oau. mar 10-8t. visited his old friend, W.

Hankey, of and her appearances indicated she Lake township, last week. Hewasenroute Late this evening the excitement See the beautiful epBter pards at was oi uerman Dirth. She was well dressed. Ud to noon the bodv bad to boom county, to look after his Knox's book store, tf. was intensified by the finding of a fine vein of lead ore only two miles landed interests at that place.

J- 0. LAVERTY, lnCoDtnctop.i3i; Plain and Ornamental plast. ering" Satisfaction guaranted, HALSTEAD, feb. D. O.

ADAMS CONTBAOTOB IS Stonework Plastering; SATISFACTION GUKANTED. Estimte8 Furnished Free of Charge. Halstead, Kansas. ueen viewed Dy several thousand per 1. --1 11 .1 suus, dua.

uouecouia inenr.itv ir, How would the name of Joe B. Tibhot rrom tne city. Jf rot M. Stevenson, the chemist of the sugar works who Fenn does dray work cheap and It is thought that the srirl lived sound for mayor of Halstead. He is prompiy.

tr, If you want your baby's picture tak at service in the country and walked straight temperance man, wkle awake to to the city last night for the pur pose of selling a basket of ai tue interests of the city and if run we be en, F. Waters' "Art Car" is the place to go. tested it pronounces the ore very rich pure, the organization of a stock lead and artesian well company is under the discussion this evening. Senator Plumb writes that wnrlr on If evidence property withjij acre lot for sale, cjieap, H. S.

OILHAMS. "Fob St A span of good, young work mules for sale at reasonable terms. Petbb Buboes. A good lot for sale in southeast part of town, one block from future Panhandle depot. For prioes and terms call at Hebald office.

mar.lB-tt The Herald office has two lota in western part of town for sale at $125 per lot. Yon can buy GARDEN SEEDS, in bulk, from the Kansas Seed house, of B. H. BROWN 4 CO. The most beeds for the least money at the Post Offioe.

lieve would get there. Hurrah for J. The supposition is she was murder have an 80 all fenced which I wish to rent to some person who can pas- ed oy a tramp. A satchel filled with woman's underwear, clothinor nnd Ahe new government building in this tbre cattle thereon. j(.

Swan. The western part of the oitv needs irrad- mar 16-8w. dress was found in Rahwav river a ing and ditching. It should be done before -Dont forget the dray of F. Fenn short distance from the soene of the murder.

when needing hauling done. tf. the spring rains set in or many muddy gardens will be the result thejeof The old The bodv was removed to nn nniW Notice op Dissolution. The part improvements of the past will not suffice taking establishment where the cloth nership heretofore existing between E. B.

Irish and L. E. Allen, under the for tne present. More work is needed and ing was removed The bodv vena should be had. terribly bruised about the arms and breast Some of the black and blnn FOR RENT.

the firm name of H. D. G. is this day dissolved by consent of both parties. The Kansas Midland.

M. L. Grimes has had nsHnrnnnsa f.w ny win oe commenced the first of April. State Prison A Fire. Jackson, March 26.

Fire was discovered in a four-story build-jpg inside the prison walls at 10 o'clock tonight. The building was fased by Webster, a contractor, for a paint shop. The origin of the fire is supposed to be by spontaneous combustion. The building was completely destroyed with all its con-hpU. The north pi'jtt thd ldiigl spots were at least four inches square.

The arms were twisted into unnat E. B. IBI8H, L. E. AxtSN.

the above road oould be extended from Burrton to this citv. ithnvintr hnn innate ural positions, as the noor woman Fred, llingelman Merchant i Tailor FIRST-CLASS WORK AND A GOOD) FIT GUARANTEED'. Give Us a Call at E. Schowalter's HALSTEAD, KANSftft. from Wichita to Burrtotlt Am nrtf had been held when the last blow Come in and subscribe for the advised of the probable course of the road was struck.

The woman is an entire A Good five toom house, stable and six acres of land in Tibbot's addition for rent on reasonable terms. Inquire at Hebald Office. mar 16-lw. We have a good dwelling house to rent, on Main street, at 6.50 per month. Herald office.

Three good seoond story rooms, South Main street, HaliiLd office. Daily Beeaid only 10 cents per irom mm city, it is surmised that the Frisco is behind the rtroieok MnPh weeK, and delivered by earner. stranger hem The knife which the murderer used was found in a field about sixty feot from the body. It Freeman. HalsteadiUs don't believe any such a thing.

Call upon F. Fenn for yonr dray 1.