North Topeka Daily Courier from Topeka, Kansas • 1

t- DAii COURIER J. NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1888. KO. 115 TOPEK TABLE. HE END HAS COME.

3 4 -i jri ft I ill ft "ft A SI MI a bUi Atchison, Topaka Santa Fe rUiiroad. Depot at corar aaJ Holiday streets. WEST. ft St. age and express cars were thrown from the track.

The engineer, Mrjrtin Xeyers turnad off the steam, jumped and was thrown under the truck of the engine and mashed into a pulp. The firemen, John Harff, remained with tke engine and was horribly scalded on his lower limbs, back and face. There were no serious injuries sustained by the pass UtuHiCO EXPRESS. t- 4:30 p. m.

12:35 a. m. CALIFORNIA Aj1 Arriyes from II -C: Arrives from Atchison OIF1 GTZEzEE p. m. BRAVE GEN.

SHERIDAN HAS FINALLY 8UC-CUKBED TO THE CONQUEROR DEATH. Nanquitt, Aug. 6. Gen. Sheridan died at twenty minutes past 10 o'clock last evening of the old heart failure.

The general was believed by his physicians to be in a fair way to convalescence and no unfavorable symptoms had appeared since hia removal here from Washington until 9 :30 o'clock last evening, when there was a recurrence of the trouble with his heart. The Leaves for the west aud iuxio 4:43 COLORADO EXPRESS (MAIL.) lisiSlfl Arrives from Kansia City 11 :45 p. m. Arrive from Atchison 11:59 a. m.

Arrves for west and south 12:05 a. m. LoaENVEE UTAH EXPRSS (FAST MAIIi. Dives from Kansas City 15 p. m.

Leaves for Patblo 1 :55 p. m. TEXAS EIPBFSS. Arrives from Kansas City 12:49 p. m.

Leaves for Galveston 1 :10 p. m. engers, although a few scratchei and bruiees were received by the mail car. Meyera has been in the employ of the Santa Fe for about twelve years, and was farailiary known by all the railroad men as "Dad" Meyers. He leaves a wife and daughter at Kansas City, on the corner of Ninth and Central ctreeta.

John Harff, the fireman, lives at 1608 LOOK AT A FEW OF OUE BARGAINS, urs VLQ.de for non-residents, J- Nofary wo-k attended to heat of the past few days had evidently irritated the general and made him very restless, but h.3 continued bright and eneerful and yesterday appeared to be better again. His voice was strong ja(jjson avenne, Kansas Oity. Al darmg tue day and ins appetite good. He took nourishment and occasionally slept sweetly and the doctors and family FOR SALE. connty, all under fence ol; 83 acres in cultivation, v'jj nd.

creek running through i house of 'J roomsin i--ni: stable, corn crib, new gran--7, oi iviil U'ade lur city prop- Sivtwnee county, all fenced, orchard: house, barn and fi North Topeka Priee $3JU0. i ni-e county 50 acres in cul- though very dangerously ec3ltd, he displays rare nerve in controlling himself. In the thunder storm yesterday morning considerable damage rya3 done by lightning, but no lives were lost. OSAGE CITY EXPRESS. except Sunday.) Arrives from Kansas City.

.7:30 p. Lxivee for Osage City 7:35 p. EAST. ATIiANTIO EXHBES3 (MIL.) Arrlvpa from th-T wwt lrlO p. Leaves for Kanaka City 1:35 p.

Learaa for Atcruuson 2:45 p. NEW YORK EXPRESS (MAIL.) Arrives from th west 2:50 a. m. LeaTens for Kansas City 4:00 a. m.

Lieavea for 4:00 a.m. EASTERN EXPRESS (MAIL.) Arrives from Pneblo 2:25 p. m. Leaves for Kansas City .3:45 p. m.

TESAS EXPRESS. Arrives from Gilveston 450 p. m. Leaves for Kanaka City 4 0 p. m.

KANSAS CITY EXPRESS. Arrives from Osage City 6 55 a. m. Leaves for Kansas City 7 00 a. m.

were feeling very hopeful about bins. Mrs. Sheridan and the physicians went as usual to supper at 7 o'cloek and on their returning made preparations for well; small 2 good the night. Col. Sheridan bade his 'it'ii for 0 horses, $Gu per acre, FOTt SALE On Tx i-r street house 7 rooms and basement, 2 cellars.

5000, 1C0( down. 30 ft 1-2 miles from Topeka, 900 apple trees' planted last spring-, $-55 per acre. 8j acres in Shawnee county, 40 acres cultivated, nearly all can be cultivated, emothand level, 10 miles irom Topeka, house 8 rooms, 4 closet and cellar. 3 wells and spring, splendid water; pri'-e $4000. 60 acre.

in Shawnee comity. 4 miles south Topeka, 30 aci-es in cultivation, house oi rooms, $75 per acre; will trade for city prop city. 20 acres 4 miles from Topeka; all in cultivation: 4 room clear of incumbrance In Clay county, 160 seres splendid land, 7i acre? in "cultivation; 43 acre tine meadow: a branch of a creek follows the east line, price $4000. IfiO acres in Clay county. 3 miles from Oak Hill, a good r-tliroad tow 80 acres in cultivation, 30 acres in pasture, balance in meadow small house and stable, $35 per acre.

7 room house and i lots on Lincoln street, east fro nt, Sfuoo. For sale or exchange. Froperty in other brother good night at 9 o'clock and re to his hotel. Thd general then seemed to be feeling well. At 9:30 KANSAS NOTES, Paola Woods 4shoot craps." Leavenworth wants a bridge.

Harlan is lighted by tsn oil lamps. Corn has not yet abandoned hia throne. The Downs celebration is over and no lives lost. Atchieoa is torn up with neighborhood o'clock the first bad symptom appeared. i i vvrtee county; grood soil, all ii plow except 1 acres young orchard, good house, rooms and basement, good if! running water; barn for 5 or I'ri'-e s'OO.

--oil 4 miles from Topeka, all in ri. ")0 per acre. ui ih's om Topeka; beautiful lo-: it i or fruit. Will tak. on Chestnut street; $i6ix each; down.

ura. kj xveuiy ana mattnewa were Leavnworin, Tapaa t. Southwestern RHroad. EXPRESS. promptly at their patient's side and ap plied the remedies which had been effect m.

m. lve former attacks, but they were of eavenworth 12:15 Leaves for Leavenworth 2:50 ACCOMMODATIOX. rJast Sixth street, price no avail in this instance and the general quarrels on i down cities- In Un'onvilie. 1-soun 6 block, poo Arrives from Lsavenwortu sank into coraplets unconsciousness and ihe latest nea serpent story comes frame house 8 good baru 14 block from on Wet street, 7 room house, price Leaves for Leavenworth 7:30 a. nubliceuuare.

1'rice 41,000. Also another one remained in that condition until life via Leavenworth hall block and and a house of 5 rooms, two I rruiscgoort new barn on Buchanan trade lor improved hum near blocks from public square, went quietly out at 10:20 o'clock. Mrs. Gl8 fishing, whatever that is, is the Nebraska Dakota Railroad. TOPEKA AND FT.

SCOTT EXPRESS. In Kansas, a rood dwellincr, wl Sheridan, the sisters Moban and Justin- popular diversion at Iola. oca ted. 3 blocks from mincipal corner, wot Leaves for Fort Hcott a.m lan and the body-servant. Elian, were ndersoa county will try to worry Arrivse from Fort bcotn.

rt 4 uu p. m. 9 room house on Clay street, 7003 cheaper property in Topaka. l- and 3 lots on Fllmo-e street. 10x120 feet: boue 4 rooms 3 cioets and OOd 5etlurs g.2,buo; xlso a lot near Washburn Col-cece.

Will trade ail forh.rdwareorgooistock TOPEKA FT. SCOTT ACCOMMODATION. along on 930 acres of potatoes. ol groceries. Frrives from Ft Scott 7 00 p.m.

present at the death scene. A train was sent to New an undertaker who will Bedford fori Do Democrats goto heaven? is the Leaves for Ft Scott 7 10 a. rn All communicatlocQ prorapty answered. embalm the chief subiect of discussion at Hiawnih Union Pacific Railroad-Kansas Division be taken to body and prepare it to Sleven3 county, besides a war, has the WAMEGO Si KANSAS CITY ACCOMMODATION. Arrives from Warn ego at 6:50 a.

largest crop of watermelons on earth. Washington. The bulletin i-susd by Sarjeon Gen Asaves Toneka at a. m. m.

Kansas fani-iers in new counties count 7gazine rifles as agricultural imple m. eral O'lieiJly and Assistant Surgeon iii matmtjwa says: "xzo immoaiate cause ments. Arrives at Topeka at 6:55 Leaves for tmgo at 7:10 DENVER EXPRESS (THE CYCLONE Arrives from Kansas City st 12:10 Leaves for Denver at 12:30 p. ATLANTIC EXPRESS (THE CYCLONE Leaves for Kansas City 2:55 p. death wag heart failure.

The remote The Anthony Journal will now be m. m. ra. printed on a stone foundation, so it says eanse was disease of the mitral and aortio valvar, the existence of which was anas in 80 -reoeriKs mmigronts carried ou Don. and eastern express, EASTERN EXPRESS.

People who think the Republican known to his physician, to himself and party is dead in Kansas are a great ways Leaves for KansaB City at 3 too a. m. to his family in November of last year. WESTERN EXPRESS. off.

m. The symptoms which have occured have Eeayes for Denver at Kansas corn is ripe just ninety days been nervous exhaustion, pulmonary and pneumonia complications, eogeria, Missouri Pacific after planting. It matures as fast as a A NSA3 Railroad. ARRIVE note. LEAVE.

anasarca ana liemorrhafres. Tha last 1:12 p.m NO 28 Ft Scott Gnl No "iS Kt SCOIt it Oral "What men need wives for," is fully xlay or hia life was somewhat restless. Pton Ex Teaton E4.55 p.m. 5:30 pm. 6:12 a.

tn. No 28:1 Ft Scoct Accom No 284 Ft Scott Accom but not more so than he had been several Paed by Brother Jett in the Mc- 002TTL.XITZ3SrC3- i Raiway- t213 since his arrival at Nanquitt. At Chisago, Kansas Nebraska 9:30 symptoms of heart failure suddenly Lwo 1 arsons boys have gone to join hock, isiana Koute. GOING WEST. For Peabody, Wichita, Pecfr, Wellinsrtoa, appeared.

The remedies which had ihe pirates. They were headed towards hitherto been Bticsescfn! were vigorously Wichita. Caldwell, McPherson, Hutchinson, Pratt, --1 LjaJ IJ aj- i Xjjj' Greenshurtr, Manhattan, Clay Center, Beilville. applied, but proven trd he "Chiggers" will carry Kansas by an Smith Center and Phillipsburg. Arrives.

Leaves. eanb rapidly, dying painlessly at the immense majority. They run on an in- No 1 mail ex from St Jo 12 25 12 45 m. hour named." dsn-ndert ticket. No 1 mail ex from K.

C. 12 10 12 45 ra. No 3 m-dl ex from St Jo 11 45 11 55 m. No 3 mail ex from K. C.

11 40 ra 11 55 m. Horton Accommodatioa .7 40 m. FILLED WITH SHOT. Jlorton hes more fine buildings than two grand clivisionB, on the three principal railways of Kansas. jfff Acres in tbe r.eighbot hood of Hays City, Ellis County, on the Quincy, 111., Aug.

o. Thrte bojaJ RDT other f.ge jn the country GOING EAST. For St. Joseph, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Herman Kemper.

Otto Berrrrnan and Ed 13 twenty-one months old. 3 20 p. ra. Louis, Naw York and iioston No 2 mail ex for St Joe 3 05 p. m.

No 2 rcsil ex for K. C. 3 05p. m. No 4 mail ex for St Joe 3 15 a.

3lo p. m. were stealing spnlo la En orchard in the i -r Union Parifi-? Railra v. oi l. Its not larpo as the New 4 05 eoutl3 Part of the city yesterday after No 4 mail ex for K.

C. 3 45 a. m. orii Horton ficcommodation .7 40 a. m.

noon when they hv Acres vu-nr I Ford Co on the Atcbison. Topeka li. i. the fertile valley of NOTE Paeaersers for pvinta in San fV.ott?. ffllcA tha suv.nrr.rrrAticm.

emi10e OL 1116 OWliCr. IVOCer coaiiootl etiJortc Janctii ct i donbi-hKrr'Mri s.hr.t cm a rtnA eraptirxi la p. m.j vita -T 3Jlna erer-n or: ronur-e: both barrels at tham. All the bore vei icU are curcfally scI-h eiioicect prairie lands lines. Possnerer osiiir2 to first train oat S-jdor wounded, Kemper ssrioalvj arrested.

hectz, but it's jngt as -Vivrjn. r-JT-ccpio club The todir-coTtr a joke in oltho Wichita out for the Stevens By xctri ffrid of lints. srieri in the of tie city in the evening tor Wichita, Wellington, Cladw 3ll, HatchlEsen, Pratt and sb.onM teke No. S. at 13.

-U p. m- How IP, TITLiES! glepsrs are afcached to this train run- ARR1NG ON 5- nxoethrousa to poirita tarjsd, 2 hours stid 35 New Tork, i. 3xamiae thetse lands. uftclf! tor min-ites in 6. vsnce of ot'-r line! a fact worth remmberi'iir.

New chiii? csr on 3il trains be tween Topska Bad City; on day trains htrrr-or Tooelra erd ard on "Qui y-j. zr. cf poatry trains between Topeka and reensbtirg-. Traia No. 2, leiving 3 03 p.

has a new PaTlman slee-per ettcLd, ruiirirf throngh to Chicago, arriving thert it 10 45 next rnoruine. engsgement the wasrr be anty athin f5 tb? laced rssldetts cf likely to cecur caj y-i-'si-v on both sides has beoomy ir within th past week. rfci-ivir li2 Prineinle and baa it Mo 4 J. intcrecV'nj featusrs in r. ntdr tka fcad of T) 2 Tn 3r a "3 an ganizicy a Tiguansa conscHi to enre tJr ii1 'J :3.

1 he reading i3 7 to tl.o cdirors. delinquent tz interesting tnl; from the Beach all lidiea appearng in 5 decollete Vestibule Trains to Chicago. The Vestibule train i new factor Western railroad traneportation It is claimed for these trains that on account of their being connected bv steel hoods all danger of telescoping in C3 of aceident is remoTed, tile tmin bein. one long cr. t3e oedil-lation of the cars is gretlj reduced, and it is also certain that tha vestibule trains afford the greatest cemfort yvt kaojfB to trailers.

Ths adoption of thia s'ryle of train by tbe Smfa' Fe C-lifornia iilwsy between Kansas Citv a3d CbicagQ is spnffbid for tfc Setwleu tie Th's cr-: rod i in many particTilaTe ahead of wick cfocnty ave offered a reward of UNDER THE WHEELS. Lawrence, Kan, Tfiie SWOr for the arrest tmd conviction of ENQUIEE FOR DATES AT OUR OFFICE, of Mrs. Bertha Miller. fhe morning as ciook iraip no, oK east Voun'd train on the. SaatajFpVRs j.Th.hupDt'rlcr' ot'lSe'' nrardered woman 2 Special low rate ExcuWion Tickets and further infoim3ticne.pplyito bas offered $500 reward and Gov.

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