The Galena Banner from Galena, Kansas • 1

7 Ay v- VOLUME 1. GALENA, KANSAS, NOVEMBER 16, 187S. XUMKEKK MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. Telegrams In Brief have failed.

Liabilities repoi tod to be from 8200, 000 to 3250,000. the greater part beiig due New York parties. Attest not given, Louisville, Nov. 11. George Philip Dorn, for many year propri.

etorofthe Louisville Anseiger, the leading German daily of the Southwest, died suddenly this morning. Bo ton, Nov. 11. The well known bio water, urni waa run on the b.iuk, where she will be HUcf llmieuu Trlaifriuua. 1'rovideuce, It.

November 8. H.W.Bucbe, ot the United Slates Coast died in last York, Novtmber 8. The produce Exchange Fire Insurance Company closod its doors this afternoon, and the business of the con. cernwill be wound up. All labilities will be met, and $11,000 remains.

Liabilities of DoJJ, Brown ill Co St. Louis, are asseta $960,809. Bridgeport, November 8. The jury in the case of Mrs. Alexander, on trial for tho murder of a man known as (uttering Jack," brought in a verdict of guilty oi murder in the Hccond degree, aud the prisoner was sentenced to im.

prisonmcut for lite. Madison, November 8. Governor Smitli issued his proclamation to day, appointing Tbursdnj, November 28, as a day of The Cberwbwe Hse. The following, chiming romance is connected with this beautiful Sower; A young Indian chief of the Seminols tribo wan taken priso. ner by his enemies, the Cherokee, and doomed to torture, bnt fell so seriously ill that it become necessary to wait for restoration to hsalth betore committing him to the fire.

And. as ho ly prostrated by disease in the cabin of the Cherokee warrior, tho daughter of the latter, a young, durk-fao maid, was hie nurse. She fell in love with the. young chieftan, and, wishing to save his life, urged him to escape. But he would not do so unless she would flee with him.

She consented. Yet, before they bad gone far, impelled by soft regret for leaving home, she asked permission of her lover to return for the purpose of bearing away some memento of it. So, re tracing her footsteps, she broke spring from the whito rose which climbed up tho poles of hor father's lodge, and preserving it through the wilderness, planted it by the door of her home in the land of the Sem'-nolea. And from that day thie beautiful flower has always been known throughout the Southern Rt Louis, Nov 9. The Rank of St Joseph has compromised with Thompson.

Receiver of the Nation Bans of Missouri, and to-day Mr t'bompaon was granted an order by udge Ltudley, ot the Ijoius Circuit court to convey to Calvin F. Burn. OSlS shares of the preferred stock of the St LouU, Kansas City Northern Railroad Company, and 6- 938 shares of the common stock of the NHrae comp ny, una also a lot 90 by 58 feet on the southeast corner of rourthund (Jlive Btreeis, the value of the whole being fixed at Cincinnati, N-r. 11. Lone, C-ym carrise shops at Mid-d'etown, O.

were burned j'esterday. Los-, insurance small. Cape May, N. Nov. ruins of the tire, still smouldering, are btriniC cleared away, and owners of cottages aro prepuriug to re-build.

Bingbampton. N. Y.Xov. 11. A terrible tragedy occurred in West Cbenago on Sunday uooi Three brothers, Jaruov, David and John Faber, live together and owp and run a irm jointly.

Jamos and Da vid. have didareed for aometim about the division of tho property On Sunday, David wont to the l-arn where Jumi-s was huukiifr, corn They quarreled, and David seiziue a pitchfork knocked James down and stabbed him in t'e chest (if teen or twenty times. He lived only a few muiuites. David then went to the woods and blew bis brains out with a shotgun. Nov.

11. Hon N. B. Judd, who has been tor many year pi-omiuemly identified with btato politics, died at liis home here this morning of paralynis. lie litis been chairman of the Republican State Committee, collector of the tort and tuemberof Congress, and was appointed minister at Barlin by President Lincoln.

He wa bixty six j'ears old- Rondout. N. Y. Nov. II.

Charles and Peter Shultis, brothers, quarrel ed about a yoke ol cattle, and the alter killed the former. Memphis, Nov. 11 Last Saturday night a sh ootmg auriiy oc curred at between 1 u. Iiallowav and blioll JJ iyd, which reHulted in the killing of Boyd. ILalloway wa-i senouy wunde a oad ot bird shot hred by boyd stri king bica iu the (mo, putting cut one eye.

Detoctive this morning arrestod iid Burton, who three weeks ago killed his brother Robert, near Soni- erville, Tenn, The prisoner will be taken back to Fayette county for rial Potisville, Pa. Nov 11. Three men, two ot (hem brothers, named Martin and John Murray and James McIIugh, were killed Kt Locust Gap, in Spring colliery, to-day. Two trg tht were being hointed be anie uncoupled. The hind car ran town the slope and killr-d the work men before tbey could get away from the track.

New York, Nov. 11. Judge Barrett has refused the mandamus to compel the comptroller to pay another million dollar of the city's money towards tho completion of tho Brooklyn bridges, on the ground that the eight millions voted by Brooklyn and Now York have already been paid. Washington, Nov. 11.

Subscript ions to the four per cent loan to-day is 91,285,450. The Commissioner General of the Land Office, to-day, docided the long pending matter of the survey of the San Francisco and Pueblo lands The ernter part are now covered by the city involving property interests to the amount of many millions of dollars. The nominal Darties to the controversy are th city and State of California. The decission is in favor ot tbo St rat on survey, which until arecont period, has been universally accepted as correct and the effect of this decision, if confirmed by the Secretary of Interior, will be to leave all existing title derived from the city as succe. aor to the Pueblo undisturbed as wl! a as those adjacent to the exterior boundaries of the Puoblo whiou has been derived from the State.

Boston, Nov. 11. D. C. Gruwold Co-i wholesale dry goodt dealer', DR IF- HULL, Physician Surgeon, GALENA, KA8, Office near Corner Main Red-hot.

Private diaeiae ailments peculiar to females a specialty. C- O. STOCKSLAGER, Attorney at Law, And Notary Puclic, Offloe on Main Ht, opposite Mordock 4 Howard, Galena, Kansas. TOXSORIAL PALACE. If joe.

want an invincible SHAVE, xcelacr HAIR CUT or anything iu Cl barber Hue. call on PROP. 8T. CLAIR, the 11 reliable tonsorlal Artist. Only flrst-claM workmen employed.

SUis-factlon granted Shop first Mr north of poet office, Sain Street. daleua Kansas. FRITZ WEBER Oakery, Confectionery FANCY GROCERIES. FRESH OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE. Twh Bread.

Pin. Cakes. Ac, m- atantlvon hand. Two doors south of Loop A Buck LOOP Sc BXJCIC, ATTORNEYS' at LAW. Office iu Ce.trai Hotel, GALENA, KA8, SADDLES HARNESS, J.

R. Antram Manufacturer of, and d-aler in Bitodlts, Harness, Colars, Bridles and everything usually kept in a first data shop. Repairing ucatly and cheaply done. Columbus street, three doors south of Rluebart's livery stable, Empire City PULLER GUTHRIE. Livery, Feed and Sale STABLE, Shobt Stbret, Galena.

Kansas. Transportation furnished to all parts ef the country at seasonable rates. ATISFACTfON GUABANTEED. TRECHTER'S Wine and Beer Hall, The beat and choicest hand. of Wines and Liquors Cigars constantly on Hair Galexa.

CASPER TRECHTER, PROPRIETOR. Bank Exchange, G. A. THOMPSON, Proprietor. One Door North of Arthur Dalglers Where ean h- found a full st ck of WINES.

LIQUORH, the celebrated "OUR STYLE" BKEft, X.UNCH. in fact everything krpt in a eaieoa or Ibis kind. il-r T. J. "VEST'S BAKERY-! Columbus Htreet, Empire City.

Ooods delivered 10 any place in Empire Galena, Bonanza, Baker Diggings and 11 intermediate ilots. Wagon leaves tore at 4 p.m., dally. JJZNT-E1XJL, HOTEL, Cherokee Kansas AMES PRICE, PROPIETOR. Aasjust been thoroughly renovated end furnished anew throughout. The tables are furnished with the very beet the markets fird, and no pains will be spaired to tnxke guest comfortable.

tSP3aBiple roims for Coram rclal Traveler. CAPITOL SALOON, WILLIAM BELLER, Proprimok Cor. MhIh and Red- eta. The Best of Wines, Liquors, Cigar etc, procurable, constantly on hand. O.

H. JUDD, (Late of (lie firm A ti Judd or Lartlae. Mo. Practical Watch maker AND JE WELSH, Of 37 Years Experience, POST-OFFICE BUILDING, GALENA, KANSAS la Drfnared 'O do all kind nf vrr.rk in the above live at reuauiiable rates and ou snort nolle. AU Work Warranted.

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES PURE OIL- A fair tri 1 and shure of public put ronage respectfully solicited. I have just eeelvod a choice lot of Fresh Oysters! The of the (season. Parties desiring, anything in this line, pleae give mo a call, where yon tan have them furnished iu any style, by the dish or can wholesale or retail. CAHPEB TEECIITER. HARDWARE! COOKING HEATING TIN AND SHEET IRON WARES, Builder's Hardware, Wooden Ware, WagonWoodwork Iron and Steel.

I am agent for the Ft Scott Foundry for the 6ale of every-ttliojj ln the line ot Mining inMTcments from an 8 inch rjump to a bucking iron. LIME Of a Snperior Quality always on band ut the kiln, jest north of Ga Una. Orders may left at my store. People in want of any goods in my line will receive prompt attention, and I promise you my best efforts to please. Call and Examine my Stock Befire Purchasing.

t. COLUMBUS STREET, EMPIRE CITY. KAK. stallioo, Black Warrior, was lost, with other fine horses, by the burn ing of the stables of Robert MoCreas, at Cbampluin. San Francisco.

No v. 11. Henry Lark in, formerly oue of the pro prictors of the Sacramento Uni died in the city yesterday, aged fifty-nine years. Bottcn, Nov. II.

The But ler friction of the Dmocratio party, nominated Fred. K. O. Prince, for mayor. New York, Nov.

11. Forged rail rond tickets, from Boston to St. Louis, bv way of the Erie and At lantic Great Western roads, have been discovered in thU city, it ia thought they have been placed elsewhere. New York, Nov 11. The Brook.

lvn Eaale saya W. II. Berry wae ar-rested to day for a 20,000 burglary committed in Chicago two months go- Ouuton, O. Nov. Meyer, of the Common Pleas Coii day sentenced Oaorge Fousler, defaulting Treasurer of Stark county to twelve years iu the pouitentiary to hard labor, and to p-ya tine of and cost Memphis, November 8 Courd of Health ofticislly reported two deaths from yellow fever during the past twenty-four hours ending at 6 o'clock to-niht, both colored.

Ooo r.ew case reported of a person who bad beeu expouel to fever dur-iaj the epidemic. Accident tuUuvvruor Hiuplon; Columbia, November S. While Gov. Hampton was huuting yester, day, his mule became frightened and the bridle breaking, the Governor leaped from his saddle. By tho full the Governor's leg was broken in two uces- and the bones pro truded.

His ankle also badly hurt. IlruUI Harder. San Francisco, November 8. Mrs. Richard Barry, rowding in a lonely part of the city, near the Ma.

sonic cemetery, was fouad murdered yesterday in her house. Iior bead was chopped to pieces with hatch et. The object was evidently bery, though but a few dollars wore obtained. Footsteps were traced from there to the capping plaoo of sumo trampsi three-fourths of mile distant. One man was found there and locked up for examination.

04.000 Reward. New York, Moveraber 8. Mrs. A. T.

Stewart has offered a reward of $25 009, for the recovery ot the body of hor late hu-band, stolon fiotn the family vault iu St. Mark's Church Graveyard, and the cotivic- tion of the thieves; a proportion te I sum to be paid lor the recovery, ol the body. Ifor ElccUoo 1'raud In LouUluns. New Orleaus, November 8. Citi-eens contiuue to ruike affidavits against the Democratio election man agers, charging fraud in the count, ballot box stuffing, destroying.

votes Dolle k.c. These frauds involve the titles of Congressmen io the I First and Second Districts, as well all candidates for City and Parish offices. IndlcttntaU Kcturnd. Chicago, Nov. 8.

Th grand jury in the Uuited States Court to-day returned iudic. meets agoinst John McArthur, ex Postmastei. John iregg, Ed. A. Miller and Galson, clerk, t'r embeezzleme of Govern ment funds.

Henry Gteenebaum. President of' the defuuet German National Savings Bank, wis held to day in twenty-five thousand dollars bail for embezzlement. MiMMblp Collision. Montreal, November 8 Tbo steam- kin Mnrncmn dnuin ward bonild and the Phonecion, upward bound, collided near Cape Jarocne in is morning, neither being seriously in-; iured. The Moravian proceeded to a The Phonecian was damaged near the water line; she made coriaincra- 4 I uy me uamo oi viieroaee Rose.

Why einmkitr Nanus Mr I "Ethel Vaue" sends us a poem, "Why Does Sweet Slumber Shun MyKyes?" Why? Bit down Ethel where we can tickle your. ear with the waxed end of a short moustache; while we whisper to. you. tha when a girl scarcely nineteen years old cats an 8 o'lock hupper of cold tongue, broiled steak, salt makeral, at fried potatoos, aognnuie, coia appie pie, fried eggs, fresh peaches, a sline of watermelon and one or two cups of coffee, horrified slumber will phek its trunk and climb on tho first traiu that will take it furthest away; aud all the poetry in the Buptist college won't brimr it back to you for a -ek. Don't auk any more such couundrums, KthelJ these are stir ring, earnest times, that thrill with peril and impending danger, and oar lyre is tuned to loftier strains.

Kissing the baby may deform ita none or bring on near sightedoess. The safest plan is not to kiss a bnby of tbo feminine persuasion until it attains the age of sixteen yean. Tbe cartilege ot the nose is muoh stronger then Detroit Free Prsis It was evening, three men were killing a oat. Oce of them held a lantern, another held the cat and a third jammed a pistol in tbe cats ear and fired shooting the man in the hand woo held the cat ana one the lantern was wounded la lno arm. Thi cl left when it saw oed and that ill feeli mg wm mm riguMHu.

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