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THE NEWS. STAMnS Tn.DAY WITHOUT RIVAL IN THE WORLD. inr i ho corn of nil kinds oi'Aaue ana Chills it has I no equal having stood the test of universal use for Uinly years in tho most malarial districts. rever fails to cure, not merely removing for a time tbe symptoms, but eradicating tbe cause of the disease, thereby making a permanent cure. PRICE ONLY 75 CENTS.

Manufactured by The Dr. IlarO Medirine No. tlS X. Mala Street, St. I.ala Rev.

F. TTACKFMKtr.R. Flint German Protectant Orphans Home. St. Charles Rock Road.

St T.onli Co, writinc April 30th, 1S77, savs: Dr. Harttft Fever and Ague Specific is a positive cure fo Chills and Fever; has never failed with us." Mr. Jso. C. Welbors of Kevsnort 111., savs: "I rurcd a little elrl of Aene of three years' standing, with Dr.

Uartefi Fever and Ague Sptaflc, after the best physicians failed to benfit Dr. YonNOBboOT) of Little York. eavs: "I havo used Dr. HarUr'i Fever and Aoue Soecitt In my practice, and can heartily recommend It to the public." CONSTIPATION a am nn r-r KIDNEY DISEASES, AI1U rikErOe are quickly and snroly eurcd by the nee of KIDNEY -WOET. This new and wonderful remedy which having such aa immense aale In all parte of the country, workson natural principles.

It restores stxngtA and tone to the diseaecd organs, and through them cleanaos the ayatem of accumulated and poisonous humors. Kidney di.Hcuionof Thirty yearns Landing have been cured, also Files, Constipation, Kheumatiflm, which have distressed the victims for yean. We have volumes ojteatimony ofita wonderful curative power. No lonreruso Alcholic Bitters, which do more barn van good, or drastia pills, but uaenaturec remedy, KTUNnrWOIiT, and health will be quickly regainel. Cet It of your Druggist, Price, tit (Will send postpaid.) WKLL8, lilCIIAKDSON Jk l'rop llurllpirtoe, Tfc i VOv JisilSPS Adams, the defauPinz aud absconding Dead wood postmaster, has been rearrested at Foit Sully.

CASUAL. Late on Wednesday nipht an east-bound express train on the IndianspolU lad St Lonis railway was thrown from the trick on a bridge 30 feet high at the station of St Mary's. The conductor, George Morris, was killed and several passengers were injured. There is no doubt that the disaster was caused by trainwreckera bent on robbery. One of the rails on the bridge bad been loosened and drawn to one side in the hope that the oars woald be thrown into the chasm.

Similar crimes have been committed in that locality before. As the accounts from the terrible wreck of the steamer City of Vera Cruz come in more fully, they become highly exciting and interesting. A seaman, named Talbot, who swam ashore on the Florida coast, after having been seven hours in the water, has given a brief bnt very graphic account of his experiences, which recalls the most horrible passages of marine novels. No such wreck has occurred on the American oenst since the loss of the Evening Star in I860. A dispatch from St.

tJohns, N. dated the 10th, says: The British steamer Anglia, Capt. Garvie, from Boston, Sept. 2J, for London, fonndcrcd at sea on the 6th. All bands were saved.

Tho vessel and cargo arc a total loss. The cargo consisted of 338 li tc cattle, grain, provisions, the whole valued at 112,000. The cattle were insured in Canada. The Anglia was in collision with the bark Trowgate. The captain and fireman of the tug Jerome, at Grand Haven, went to sleep, the one in the pilot house and the other in the engine room.

After a while the boiler exploded, bnt, although the vosscl was literally demolished, fragments of it being thrown a distance of three hundred feet, and the captain dumped out on the dock all ia a heap, neither of the men received serious injuries. A New York dispatch of the 9th says: A fire in Manhattan market this morning consumed the entire building. Oaly the iron frsme was left. The loss excoeds one million dollars. Tho fire is still burning, but is under control.

Two more survivors of the steamship Vera Cruz have been heard of on the coast of Florida. They came ashore on a raft at a point two hundred miles from the place where the Owen party landed. Rev, Mr. Hodges, of Smithville, N. undertook to sail a yacht in the lake at Sackett'g Harbor, and lost his l.ia ia the attempt.

In jibing the boat the bourn knocked him into the water. The coast of Florida is piled high with wrecks. Some of the ill-fated ve-scls are so tborouehly destroyed that they can not be recognized. The loss of lifo has been vory great. A dispatch from illas, T-'xas, dated the 9th.

sbvs: The wife of Dr. 0, W. Harrison, CURES ALL DISEASES OF THE yifYCA KIDNEYS STOMACH. AN OKrljf if vKA" Dr. William Indian Ointment The Standard File Remedy of the World.

This wonderful Ointment is not the thing of a day nor has it been fannel into notice by advertising, (as it has been little advertised.) Wherever it has been introduced it takes deep root; its permanent sale not depending so much on advertising as a trial, it will be remembered and reoom mended. Its high reputation rests upon its real intrinsic merit, based upon truth and derived from many years experieoc) by physicians, and the experience of thousands upon thousands of sufferers from Piles who have Lscd it. From a small beginning its Bale has steadily increased nntil hundreds of grcss are now required annually to supply the demand. Caution. Every genuine box of Dr.

William's Indian Ointment is pnt up ia green wrapper whioh bears the signature of G. W. F1UZIER, the Proprietor, printed in red ink. Take no other. Price one dollar per box.

Sold by wholcsalcand rc'ail druggists everywhere. HENRY 4 DAN IKS. Sole Propi ietors, 2G1 Supcii jr Cleveland, U. 8. A.

A Wise Keforui. The habit of adminiHtcriag quinine in powerful doses, as an antidote to malarial maladies, was once dangerously common. Happily this practice has undergone a wide reform. Not only tho public, but professional men have adopted, not wholly, of course, but largely, llos'ettsr's Stomich Bitters as a safe botanic substitute for the pernicious alkaloid. Tho conacquenoes of this chacgo are most important.

Now fever and ague sufferers are cured formerly thoir complaints were only for tho time relieved, or half cured tho remedy eventually failing to prodnoe any appreciable effect, except the doses were increased. A course of the Bitters, persistently followed, breaks up the wjrri attacks and prevents their return. Tho evidence in favor of this sterling specific and household medicine is of no ambiguous character, but positive and satisfactory, and the sources whence it proceeds are very numerous. Conqueror Will Cure. There is no disease or affliction more easily cured than tho ordinary Fever and Ague of this country, and yet it is one of the most dreaded.

In fact, in pome persons, Fever and Ague, Intermitting, Remitting and kindred Fevers, if continued, bring on other diseases, which eventually prove very difficult to oure, and sometimes result in death. The Ague Conqueror, although a vegetable preparation, oontoirVing no poisons, has never failed to cure any care of Ague within our knowledge, and the chills do not return during that season. Price 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle. To make a permanent cure of a difficult case, it will require a 11.00 bottlo to cleanse the system and leave the Liver and other organs in a healthy condition, so that the chilis will not return. Sold by all druggists nnd dealers everywhere.

SecretB of the Whiskey Ring. Gen. John McDonald's great woik sells faster than any book ever published. As applications are coming io from all quarters, and territory is fast being taken up, send at ence for preispectus, enclosing 75 cents, naming first second and thibd choice of tenitory; also, "Life of Garfield and Arthur," latest and most reliable. In order to be first in the field, TUG UBEAT OEKMAV BLOOD PURIFIER, CURES DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint, Costiveness, Bilious Attacks, Indigestion, Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Dizziness, hausca.

Heartburn, Depression of Spirits, Sores, Boils, Pimples, Skin Diseases, Erup- Hons, Foul Breath, and all Diseases arising from Impure Blood. The Hamburg Drops are recommended as being tho best and cheapest Family Medicine over offered, and are sold by Druggists and Dealers at 60 Cents a Bottle. Directions in Eleven Languages. Genuine bears the fiic-uimilo signature, and private proprietary (tamp of A. VOGEI.EK A liALTIMOHE, U.S.

A. CEIMK. A dispatch from WarKceney, ilktad the 10ib, says: Yesterday afternoon the ususl qniet of Wa-Keeney was disturbed by 'the appearance of W. H. Wilcox who bud in charge 1).

M. Nixon, wbo came to the residence if Mr. Wilcox, near the Smoking Hill liver in 'Trego eontity, about 11 o'clock a. yesterday and Rave himself np, stating that he had shot Mr. Win.

Crawford, who vu a neighbor of hi. Both parties were living on homestead sear the sooth line of Trego county. Geo. V. Ncally, coroner, being in town, a jury was immediately summoned and proceeded to residence of Nixon, on whose premises the deceased was found, where an inquest was held and a verdict rendered charging D.

M. Nixon with the mnrder. Toe deceased was shot in the back with buckshot, mixed with smaller sized shot, at very short range. There were to witnesses to the shooting, and nothing is definitely known of the affair, except the statement of the prisoner, who claims the shooting was done in self defense, although there are many circumstances that point to a cold blooded murder cf a very peaceable oitiz'n. Both parties are over fifty years of age, and lived on the same section, each alone in his own home, neither having a family.

Mr. Nixon is a bachelor. Mr. Crawford wsb a widower, who has a son in Youngstown, to which place the deceased expected to start In two da Deieascd was buried at a late hour to day at IhiB place. A Leavenworth dispatch of dm 1411) says: In the district court to-day Thos.

C. Thurston, who, on the 26th day of last May, without provocation, in the streets of Leavenworth, shot at the back of O. It. Anthony, while the latter was walking away from him, missel him and seriously wounded Lncien Baker, a prominent attorney, and John P. Dongl is, withdrew his plea of not guilty of attemi'tirg murder and plead guilty.

He will bn sentenced on (Saturday next to the penit' ntiary. He took this course by the advice of the attorneys appointed by the court to defend him. He acknowledged that his statement as to the possession of affidavits and proof that anyone threatened his life was false. A remarkable tragedy occurred on the morning of the 8th, at the depot in Bait Lake City. Dr.

B. 0. Snedaker was silting in a car, when B. T. Smith m'cred.

Snedaker arose and fired, Smith falling with a bullet ia bis lung. The doctor was promptly arrested, but before the offioer had conveyed him to the do Smith sprang to his feet and fired twice at his assailant, both balls taking effect, and causing instant death. Smith was removed to the hospital in a dying condition. The two men have been well known and highly respected in D.ah for several years. Smith name from California, and Snedaker from Kentucky.

The feud between them grew out of the alleged seduction by Snedaker of a young lady in whom Smith was interested. Newberry county, South Carolina, furnishes a story of horrible and mysterious murder. While an old man, named Henry Grier, was fishing in Little river, the other day, he discovered the corpse of a man in the wattr. He gave the alarm, and people came end dragged theplaoe, recovering two bodice both victims being the sons of old man Grier. The yonng men had been shot to death, and their remains were afterward sunk by means of stones tied to their limbs.

An inquest was held, but no traoc of tho assassins could be discovered. The people are wildly excited over the affair. A St. Louis dispatch of the 13th say: John Langblin, while very drunk, went int the saloon of Andrew W. Zittell, in Eaet St.

Louis, lute last night, and demanded some beer, which ttsll refused to give him. Laughlin then atttmptjd to draw some himself, and Z.tfcll put him out of the saloon. Zittall then began to close his house, and while shutting the front door Lmghlin drew a revolver Bnd shot him through the bead, itifl'cting a wound from which he died hours l' t.r. Lnughlin was arrested. A repoit'r of lh? Independent, ot Harrisburg, secund remarkably accurate particnlnri of various burglaries and published Wk ST.LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY" These Bitters are not an Intoxicatlnff beverage, but Medicine of real merit, and pleasant to the taste.

For Sale by all Druggist. Price. $1.00 per Bottle. HOLESALE JEWELRY. -jThe Only Medicine I Watches, Clocks, Plated Ware, Tools, Materials, KVEKYTITlISa NEEDED BY COUNTRY WATCHMAKERS.

ueksiifield, Leaveuwortli, Kansas of Brockett, suicided to-day by shouting herself through the heart. i The British steamer Antrlia, which left Boston on the 2nd, came in collision with the bark Iron Gate, and went to the bottom. AU hands were saved. other publishers have thus carelessly omitted 1 Nine business houses on the south side saa of the puhlio square at Winchester, 111,, burned on ths rfi, en ailing a loss or about SYMPTOfV.3 OF A 130,000. That Acts at the Same Timo on Tho Liver, tha Bowels and the Kidneys.

These great organs are the natnral elenns-ers of the syBtein. If they work well, health will perfect; If they become clogged, dreadful diseases are sure to follow with TERRIBLE SUFFERING. Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Constipation and I'lles, or Kid-iiey 'omplalnts, (I ravel, Diabetes, or Rheumatic Pains and Aches, are developed because the blood Is poisoned with the liuinoiB that should have been expelled naturally. KIDNEY-WORT will reatoro the healthy action and ail these deatroylng' evils will be banished neglect them and you will livo hut to suffer. Thousands have been cured.

Try It and yon will add one mora to the number. Take It and health willoucemoro gladden your heart. Why Suffer lonrr from the loramt of iehli tnokl nhi bear nik dlttnn rn VoutlpaUim and 1'Iim I KiDNET-WoitTwIll euro you. Try a pact-age at once and be satisfied. is a dry vegetable compound and One PaokagemakesBlx quarts of Medicine.

Your VmooM firm or will get it for you. Insist upon having it. WELLS, EICEAEDSOtf Proprietors, TORPID .51, FOR CHILLS AND FEVER Malarial Poisoning OF THE BLOOD. A Warranted Curt. Price, $1.00.

tr 01 AU DltHlin, POLITIC j. A dispatch from Augusta.Me., dated the lith.says: Returns come in slowly this and do not change the outlook as pre much valuable information. Puce ot prospectus 75 cents. Cill on or address D. L.

Sulutan, 1202 Main Btreet. Kansas City, Mo. Listen to This. The unbiased opinions of some of the most intelligent medical men in this country and Europe, support. the statement that Kidney-Wort is the greatest discovery yet, for curing kidney und liver troubles, piles and eonttipation.

Citizen. Absolute l'act. The "limes," Hartford, says: "With all these doubts, uncertainties arid anxieties in the political world, there is yet vouchsafed to the dwellers upon earth one assured and absolute fact, that Warner's Safe Remedies ere a "Safe" and speedy cure for all and every for which recommended." sented last night. The whole number of Lors of Appr1lto, 1'ov i Pain In the Head, witlm rinll ijuua.ilion initio bitch part, Pain under tlio xbouldcr liUulo, full-neoB nftor o-Mnis, witli a to exertion cf body or niiml, ol temper, TiowHpii its, with it f.ielinf ot bv-inn uoRloctod ucme duly, WoarinCKH, Dizziness, I'luHprinjr lit tha lfciirt, DoIh tiufore tbe eyes, Yellow feikin, Hiwdacho conr-rullv (vjr the riRut eyo, KwUnru ookh, wil.li fitful tlroiuna, highly colored Unno, and COWSTSPATJON. mi TOTT'S PSLLS tiro (-u-rlnlly niliiiilcri nmrs lu.

mUi1oni' rlli-rlt nut-li ft rhiiuur il' IVi-linu na in nil uiiiKli i In- Miillcri'i'. HIH.ll CKN1R Ul'iit'U, 115 Murray Mrccl. eiv orli. Z2M tbem so ur, time in advance of the discovery, i i i 11 a HUNT' PAYNE'S FARM ENGINES. REMEDY WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES Have tpruny into universal popularity by reason of Hie mmr and purity which they.

powM. Indeed they are all tlicir nam implies. Vnriiir' Mnfoltlil-noy mill l.lvi-r 'il Will overcoma all Kldnsv or Llvnr dlHlcultlea nad rostoro to perfeot liealtb. Knl' Ul-nlirtp. 4'nri.

A positive Uembdv, WavnerTMare Hit- Idvlgorat tbe Bodjr. Wiirner'. NafeTon-lo Stimulates Digestion. Wnrnmr'. Hate Nervine Imparts power aod allars ftgllatlou, llBgulate tbe tiyst.m.

For sale by all Druggists. Worthless Stuff. Not so fast my friend; if you could see the strong, healthy, blooming men, women, and children that have been raised from beds of sickness, suffering and almost death, by the use of Hop Bitters, you would say "Glorious and ivaluajjle remedy." Sae auotaes column. Philadelphia Tress. Kansas City correspondent of the Walnut Valley Times, Eldorado.

"Pjrtics in liutler have written to mo cotlcern'nj tic Surgical Institute at the corner of Fifth and Drliware S's. I will answer them through the "limes." I am persontlly acqnoiated with Drs. Stark and Dickerson, ond most cheerfully recommend them to tbe sick and aillictcd cripples. Their terms are reasonable." C. H.

Blocken, M. of Minneapolis, says "I saw Horn's Remedy used in a case of Dropsy iith perfect success. I did not treat tho patient, bat four attending pbyt icians had aiven up the oaso as hopeless. Hunt's Remedy Vertical Brmrk-ArroBlliiL' Eiil'Iiios from 2 to 12 horse-power, mounted or liiimiuintod. HoBlnnil Chenpoiit Engines miido.

W1SO tipwardn. Send for Illustrated CfltnloRiio for Inlnrnmllnn uud prices to U. l'AVNH HOm, Box 1800. Corning, N. Y.

AWAKBED HIGHEST PIUZB AND nTJT.V was then ueoI with porfect and tho THE CHEAT Kidney and Liver Medicine, CTJRE8 nil Diseases of tho Kidneys, IjiviT, ISladder, and Urinary Organs Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, lirlfrht's Disease, ruins in tho JSiuk, Loins, or Side Krtentlon or Nonretcntion of Urine, Nervous Diseases, Feiimlo Weaknesses, Excesses, Jaundice, liiliousness, Headache, Sour Constipation riles. HUNT'S REMEDY CURE3 miEN ALT, OTHErt MEDICINES FAIL, ns It acts directly and at once on tho Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, restoring them to a healthy action. nUNT'8 KEMKDY is a safa, sure and speedy cure, and hundreds havo been cured by it when physicians and friends had given them up to die. 1)0 not delay, try ot onco HUNT'S Bend for pamphlet to WM. E.

CLARKE, Providence, It. I. Trices, 73 cents and S1.2. Lnrgn slzo tlio cheapest. Ask your druggist for HUNT'S ItOlLDY.

Tako no other. pationt is well, I shall give Hdnt Remedy in Dropsical and Kidney DisoaseB," For Sams: A half interest in one oE the kn.f ni.inn nnaannnpr nflSnoa in W5 pilliiiSi bratk toa priotioal printer only. Oaly pa- ot too uiimtB uy me vioums iaereui, ducu phenomenal enterprise could not be permitted to pass unnoticed. A detective was placed on the young mau'B track, and in few days he was under arrest. He confestei several burglaries, and was sent to tho penitentiary for one year.

A court-martial will meet at Fort Whipple nexij woek to try Sargeant Ossian Aldriob, of the signal service, for desertion. Aldrich is the fellow wbo, while having a wife and several children living, won the affections of a bcutiful New York girl and after living with her a few weeks abandoned her. His victim d.eJ at Cincinnati a short time ago of a broken newt. Her sister, Mi Alma Hooper, is now his prosecutor. A dispatch from Columbus, dated the 9th, fays: This morning a woman well known police ciMcs was found dead on DonnK'soii strt or, in the southeastern part of this city, with her throat cut from car to ear.

Some think it was suicide, but the police authorities have arrested a young man named A. Feel as the murderer. Blood was found on his person, and a bloody handkerchief in his pockot. A dispatch from Dennison, Texas, dated the 10th, says: At Atlanta, Indian territory, today, au Indian named Dixon was executed for the murder of Mrs. Washington, a year ago.

The medicine men spoke. Ihe centre of the prisoner's breast was bared, and Abner Woods, his cousin, was chosen exooutionor. He fired the ball true to the mark. Dixon's bead fell forward on bis breasf, and he expired without a srruggle. In Commercial Point, 0., where the lynching of Thomas McDaniol was at first approved by tho people, a very different fcoling now prevails.

McDaniel had killed nobody, and, while a disturber of the peace- and an unworthy citizen, did not doscrve death. The lvnohing party oonBistcd of seven one of whom Mrs. MoDaMcl recognized. A determined effort will be mado to arrest the guilty persons. Mr.

Ilountree, of The Evening Wisconsin, Milwaukee, went on a vacation to Kentucky. On Friday bight tho stage coach, in which he was ridin from the Mammoth cave to Give City, was attacked by two highwaymen, who, in a porsuasive manner, made the passengers, seven men and one woman, hold up their bands, while they helped themselves to $900 in ash and some valuable watchef. Tho police of Uolumlus, 0., wailed until Btate fair week, and then "pulled" the H. H. WARNER Rochester, N.

PARIS EXPOSITION, 1878. BEWAKE OP IMITATIONS. REWARD oiniS Bliml, ImhiiiK, or IJIconttnd rilrHlliM B)clliii'M I'ilo kniK'tly fniUtjxiuro. (iivoa irnnii-itiatn rcliff, ciircn canos long r.Undin ia 1 m'kt nm rrdinnry casnn inSdnr). umiwrr litis ritiir'l Tllfi hlitrlt a I'iln ritirl Jir.

J. I'. Iliifrr't ri'H'i, it I almlUn. Sold liv nlldriifiriBfn. H-nl- I'V nmil liy .1.

1: liln.i.mi, M. 0., W. cor. 'J'cutU anil Aroli I'lulwls. HANCOCK GARFIELD Agents NOW Is tho timo to sell campaign charts bo-fore all are supplied.

BE KIHHT. linn steel on-graving of either candidate ONLY 20 CENTS. Our goodi guaranteed flrst-class. Terms very liberal. Oomulelfl outlit Kond for circulars.

Address VANUERVAAKT 4 (10., Publishers, Ml Mala KanBas City, Mo. pfr in IOWU l-I UoU jnoniiituuta, aim Kiuiy iwu others in county of 12,003. On'y thoso who mean business need write for partioultri to the Enterprise, Exeter, Neb. Ladies who aro suffering from complaints inoident, to their sex, will find groat relief by using D. Shormsn's Pbiukly Ash Bitteus, as they aro adapted to mony of their ills, and will tone up tho system, bringing back to the afllioted blooming hoaltb, and happiness.

Our new Lambcrtype Photo we gunrautoe never to fade, call and examine them. Deane 615 Main street, Kansas City. Thoie suffering with Consumption, Asthma, and Catarrh, Bhould read the advertisement of Dr. N. B.

Wolfe, of Cincinnati, which will appear next weckj When you come to Kansas City, call and examine our now stylo of Cabinet Photographs, Dcano 615 Main street. Wimtoft'8 Fever and Ague Tonic Tho old roliablo remedy now sells at one dollar. Now Thotograph Gallery, Dcano Cll Main street, Kansos City. towns and plantations is over bUU; those heard from civer about two-thirds of the vote of the state. At present tho election of Filiated, the Fusion oandidate for governor, is notdoubtrd, and his majority is variously estimated at from 1,000 to Bli ine concedes him a small majority.

The Pi ihiuitionists, under advice from Mr. Nye, t'ici candidate, did not generally vote for him, but directly for Plaisted as the surest ft ins ot defeating Davis, the Republican candi te. For congress, Frye is the only whose election is conceded by the Fusionii, )ut Lindsay has a majority beyond a doubt. Heed's election is claimed by the republicans, bnt his majority is placed as low as 117. Ladd and March, Fw-ijnistR.

Bitting members, have a majority to spare. It looks as though both of tho constitutional amendments would have large majorities, and particularly that making a plurality clout tho governor, which, if adopted, will be operative as to this election. Ths latest returns from the counties show the legisloture's status as follows: Senate: Republicans J8; Fusionists, 13. House: Republicans, 62. The Prohibitionists of Massachusetts met instate couventirn, at Worcostcr, on the Uth.

Chs. Almy, of New Bedford, was nomini'ed for governor, and the ticket romplstod as follows: Lieu'caant-governor, Timothy K. Earle, of Worcester; secretary of state, Solomon F. Root, of Dalton; treasurer, Thos. J.

Lathrop, of Taunton; auditor, Jonathan Buck, of Har-wick; attorney general, Samuel M. Fairfield, of Maiden; electors at llcv. A. A. Miner and Dr.

John Blackman. A dispatch from Topeka, dated the soys: Tho Republican state oentral committee met here to-day and permanently organized by electing J. B. Johnson, of Topeka, chairman, and J. Harris, of Ottawa, secretary, and an executive committee, consisting of W.

Litchfield, of Wvandott; J. Cuckland, of Great Bend; Walton, of Clay CanteT. They were authorized to have charge of the campaign. A dispatch from Litllo Kock, dated Uio 10th, says: Eleotion returns are coming in rapidly, but do not vary from tho results indicated heretofore. Tho atnendnidit to the state constitution, wh'ch providos for tho repudiation of a portion of tho stale debt, is adopted by several thousand majority.

The mBjoritios for the Dcmooratio candidates for state oiliccB range from 50,000 upwards. Tho citizens of San Francisco wcro not quite unanimous in rejocting; the new charter at Wednesday's eloction, but nearly s-. There wore 4,115 for adoption and 19,207 COMMERCIAL. MARKET QUOTATION Kansas City Grain No. 2, winter wheat, c8b, 87; September, 87o; October, 87c; No.

3 cash, 73c; September, 73Xc; Oct ber, 1i0 November, 7(io; No. 4. cash, 72c; September, October, 72Jc. Spring wheat No bidB. Rye No bids nor offerings.

Oats, cash, No, 2, 28o; September, 29o; October, November, 30. Corn, cash, No. 2 mixed, fcOo; September, 29o; October, 29o; November, 29c. Produce Butter, good to choice, gs, 13o per dozen. Chiekcns, por di zcn.

2.00 (7H25. Cheese, 10311c for primo Kansas, Hides, 67o for gn on. Potatoes, per 5055c. Broom Crn, Scale por according to quality. Hav, per ton, baled.

Live Stock Choice native stoers, 1,270 lbs. and upward, t3.7?(?H50; good do, to 1,400 lbs averate, $3 butchers' steors. lbs, 3.003.80; feeders, 92.76 good native cows, 92.50(??:3.00; medium to common H2 0002.60; bulls and stags, t2.00O3.40; milch cows, 920025; calves, $5.00 Hogs, ohotoo paokers, 4.75(j?jl'80j medium to common trades, tl.G5(i? 1.70; stock-ers, 93.503.90. Sheep No transactions. St.

Louis Wheat, cash, No. 2 red, September, October, 93o; November; 91'c; No. 3 85o; No. 4 82jtfo. Corn, oash.

88Xo; Soptcmbor, 39c; October. November, 38Jfl. Oats, oaub, 2(iJo; September, 2(io. Rye, 81o. Chicago Wheat, No.

2 red, 0I(3l93c; spring, I)l9'l9o, cash; September, 03o; October, Novcmhcr, OJj.jo; No. 3 spring, 82e. Corn, oash, September, 40c; Odobor, 40j0; November, 40'nO. Oats, cash, 2Ho; September. 28o; October, 28c.

Rye, 85o. Barley, 770. Now York Wheat, No. 2 spring, 91.03$ 1.03; No. 3 91 No.

2 red. tlGIVg l.OGJtf; No. 3 91.07X; No. 2 white. 91.01; No.

3 ilo 91.03. Corn, unbailed, No. fl, round yellow, file. Oats, mixed western, 4 in while 42(AMit, ClalOi-Uoasit Ktabllh IHt, PENSIONS. (low TboiiMitiids of Holdlfra and mtltl.d.

renalona date back to disr.harg-a Iwath. Tirm limited hMrem with stm. (lEOmK E. LEMOH, P. O.

Drawer 826. W8hinto. tsaucyirfi t(y; HJallvn-t KANSAS 011 VlQ.r NO MEDICINE REQUIRED. SSffSUrera but slightly alfeoted hyohronlo diseases, A 41X1 page illustrated book showing all the movements required and full Instructions how to become strong and 'NCYCL0PDIAs healthv. Hnt nv mall prepaid ior mi.uu or 11.

T. WKIOliT, Main Kansas Olty, Mo. JIOUETTE; BUSINESS ELGIN WATCHES. Mitmlilne lfnltitf'nreil In 10 lo )tO III! 'ui mI. Uit.

J. hl'Krnitss, Lubanou, Ohio, P11 (iul(i' Hitter mrd Nl'Kle, $6 to ItiU'l, Writ for Oktifcloguf lo Ntatumro This Id thw chf rtpnut and onlf oomnlnt and rellabln work oo Etifpifttt and JiunlnoHN and Koolal Forms, It tells bow to perform all tlte various dutlnn of life, and how to appear t-o ho bolt advantage on all occasion, Atfffit IVanlfil. Hnd for circulars containing a fmi description of tho work and extra terms to Agents, Address, National 1'uiilikjiin( Co. Ht. Louis, Mo prinoipal gambling bouse in the oil capturing forty-two portons.

All of tho offenders, who look upon the arrest as a great outrage, put E. F. RATE'S PAT. HUSKING GLOVE vr pfM 4 ATnH I I'lflfiir. I'm MEAT WESTERN GUN W0RK3.

up 40 apiece as security for thrir appearance, but nono of them turned up. A Milwaukee dispatch ol the lOih says: ftd uwt for rttaloffit. DeerficH Kelly of Madison, and a woman named Bridget O'Mahrr, of Baloir, capsized in a boat on tho lake at Madison and the man was drowned. Kelly claims she tipped the ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE KIDNEYS. ninililcr, Dowels arid Crln.ry Orgnos, By fnrclriRlnto tlio system tliroiiKh tha pores oi the skin, powerful and honlthfiil vcTOtsblo tonic and diuretics, and ahxorblng from Itvllo hiimur and every trace of disease, (jivlns It wnilrftil power lo Immediately relieve and pormancntl euro Inflnmmntlnn ami llrlirlil's liisena.

ol the Kltlixtys.Dliilielos, Dropsy, Kheumnllsiii Constlpallon of the Itowuls. Catrrh of tin IllmliUir, Iiih1UIIj to rntBin or rxpel th. Urlno, Hlono In Uis Klnildor, IIIrIi rolortMl, Hciinly or rlnfwl ITrlimtlnir, Deposit In tin Urine, TAIN IN Til HIJACK. Sid" or Norvon. Di lilllty.

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If ho ha not got it. send to us and receive It by rolurn mail. DuacmiTivii Vatc List. Kenular 1'ad, 3.0fi Special Pail, for Chronic, deep seated, or rases ol lonp; etandinc 3.00; Children's 1'ad, for summei complaint, weak kidneys snd bed tl.M) Ourliook, "HowaLiro was Haved," conlalnlnr a history of this groat discovery, mailed fr Write for It DAY KIDNEY PAD Sold Proprietort TOLEDO, OHIO. FOR ths BLOOD and LIVER IMK A KILLA, DANDELION AND IODINE OF I'OTABHHIM.

boat over to drown hcrsu'. Kelly intuit to await divclopmtnts. A dispatch from Whitehall, N. Ct. Teaoph.lXo.

Ig cnndunti'il liy au expert iiM'mintant nml wirciWHfiil li'uclii'f. Instruction tlinmiifcli nnd pnirtlcnl. Tiiltlonlinvi'rtlinuolucwUcro. i ull jiurtlculurs to uriv nililiin. THOS.

J. BRYANT, Pros. datd tho 10th, ssys: Mrs. Cjnthia Hargrnfc, 18 THE CHAMPION. Thnv srs m(t of ths bust I.esthnr and 81-eel.

Also make halt (Hovos and l'lns that ro tha Iiobs. All are warranted to (tive satlsfso-Uon, Hnnd for circulars or mplo. l'lnnt rn ta ny Arm. Hold hy all dialers. Aririrnm lM'MMNU OLOVE W.

Ljcond t. Dsvnnport, I. Jonri A.Mi'Donnld.tCo, 1 ftlUUJ. ti I.Ahf. url relsll Jenlerr lU I'auilir' Ko' fi and lo Misnoiiri avenue.

AGENTS, PEDDLERS, STREET 8ALESMFH Writ, us atone, for nnr now and ooraol.t. Koodfl for this Kail's Trade. Campaia-a (lhartt, Knffrav-inKsand Uadnea. Jowolrv, Htallonry, Notions, at bottom priona. KankahOitv Movklty C) Mo.

aged 70 years, living alone at Fort Ann, was brutally murdered last There was nothing disturbed in the liooso to indicate that the crime was for robbery. A dispatch from Hipttinsville, dated the 11th, says: This afternoon Clias. Kldrink shot and fatally wonndod Jakn Mo- BROWfl'S PEPSIN TONIC URE3 LNDIGEHiloN AND 8I0R.HRADAOIIE PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER Krsrv Mrr.linl, Ksrmsr, Minor, M'chanlu, and Hpiivtmxifflr should ku liotilo always at Donald in a fight over a game of cards in the VAWTKI-Actlvnand odncatnd mon and ladlnaot irood address for nil's Kni'vctntwdla, nil's Atlas, llousnbold (lynlnpfdla of 11 ill I llnoelpta, William O. llrvant's Lllirarr 1'onlry and Hon, hncratlv. em-ployiaent, Address, H.

K. Airnnt, Wil Mcll.e, Kansas Oity, Mo. BROWN'S LIVER PILLS OnilE DILIOUSNE8S AND PBEVENX OUILLS. Bins Front silron. Uidnck was arrested and will be taken to Lexington Jail.

A dispnlch from Danville, dated n0'i, lor Interaul mi niurnni FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS the 9th, says: James Thomas Do Jarnntt, who i PTT77T 17 sbowinpr Portraits of tbe lULLllh UlinUO (landldates for ITcsldcnt nd VI'-l'rKllniit. Newand novel. Asetofloiir sent hf mall for liree pcm jiii. Address 1AKI) IIKI'OT, 119 Klllll Te lllCHKO. AWKINf, TENTW, WATKK TltlMII' STiiNS, VVfMl.

INMVNIUIMW. n. Mlillltt I. Mi! II Noa, 39 ii 1" H. OnM OHICAdO, 1 1 1 UTBond lliutriumi l'l ci- killed bis sister in a bagnio, was found gttitly of murder in tho first drgrre, with a recommendation of mercy, in view of the cirennv stanoes of the case.

A Philadelphia dispatch of tho 13th Is rmad unsurnMsnd lor (tlkscy and rnpldlti ot action. FOR BRUISES, CUTS, AND BURNS, II It naeqtiftted a Itafment. FOR RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, J' t'ife mint (. -i tt tiitumf if ll lijHntliln Ant four IjiiiMlnt Uiooir di lt fi ImiIU. "No.10.

v. s.1i..-R; V. ivs. says: Dr. John Buchanan was recommitted to prison to-dsy, nnd Thomas Vanduscn, wbo had twtiflod ho saw Ilnrhanan Jump int.

the NOW IS THE TIME Ti knpon b-ipil a uui)l of ITHSt'T ok lll.AUKlilSMUY tun ulNiilill, will save dmt.i'i hllla and aavn Ills, (lev It. 1'rf lt Oulf tldrueiiU ur botile, Read Ctiicaf Ledger. 'lTIn applying to an; ol flit nor tlaer do not for! to amy UlAt on U. ol Trtlewenl In Un, wowb Delaware, was held on tli nlinrgn of perjury am) ror spirsey. IhetlllEAf STOKTr-ATMlOuF flit rVtbl.