The Kansas Democrat from Oswego, Kansas • 8

THE KANSAS DEMOCRAT AND FARMERS' ADVOCATE, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1873. 8 tho strongly inurktul clmracU'rlHties of all four of tho members of thin liiftimoun family, they have eBcapotl detection bo -Sunday night (l)rg Orifflth, well CENTliAL FA it ME IS' CLVlh Tho club met at Independence, July oth, pursuant to adjournment. The president and vlco-presldent being ubsoiit, M.S. Mills of Doer Creek club, was elected president pro and (J. While of Elm Urook club, seerc tary pro tem.

Keport of committee, being called for the selected committee-on order of busl-neMH, reported its follows: First, reading minutes of previous meeting; second, admission of new members third, reports of committees. 1st. Standing committees. Select committees: fourth, Introduction of, resolutions, and consideration of the same; tir'th, essays known as Toxas Ucwge," stole two horses of Mr. Hubert Jtlcksoii, near Klk City, came to Udepeudencu Monday morning, and Hold one to L.

II. Jiean, the auetio.ieor, fur twonty-fivt) dollars. We have not learned what became of the other. The owner tracked the horses to UiIh city and found the one in Mr. IJeaii'n doksohhIoii, who started in THE VAT RON tiOXU.

The OMikoch (Win.) TlinrH puIjIIb)) tho follow-Inif HOnx, Wl ilten by MM. M. V. TuekiT. of tluit Ktate, for whiull die received tliu prl.c of twenty llvo dolliiM oirm-nl hy thu mitumiil 'l'n ohm to Kimnl a HRcred Iriiwt, Wu hliiipe Itiuvftk-lioru pliiti i 'Tlie noble puiii-, iuiimljut, To aid iiiirl'dlowmiin.

From Maluu to Culiloriiiu Hlojie Uesollinl tllO reilpi'M' "Wi; roinii to htiild the luttioii' hoiic, To slay tliuKlunt Wroiiif." Too loiitf Iiutb A.viirl(i ami Greed With colTeM ruiininit o'er llron.nlit Sorrow, and IMstmis, and N'wl, To.laibor'i) liuuihle door. From to California's slopu lJiMoiuid lliu reiipi-M' 8oii(f, Vu collie to build till! initiou'B hope, To hlay tiiu giant wrong." A royal road to place anil power Jltive rank antltitlt! boeli; AND rAKMKKR' ADVOO ATK. (Miiriai Orpin Viilroiw of nslmntlry Worthy r.iothcr O. II. HKVLLV, nerrclary of National liwiTiu, writes im that ll.

civ no li.H In hi olllce of the iKldi'i s-t of Keen-Urns ol Mibordlnntr but mu.Ii liilormatioii can nr.tniiie'l iVom hi'Wttirli of (date Nam. a wot piMlolllec iiddicssof inasti und M-crctui-Ji-a of state ruii('i m'' follows JUXNKSO TA-Maslcr ti'o I. I'lii-nona, W'iiiiiini! Kccivhuv lu. IMihl, HI Paul'. IOWA.

slu-tcr A. II. Mncdlcy, Ci-chco; Sci'vi! I ii-v Lit Win. limine ili hi lr Moines. 1LUN lis.

ti lioldir, Kork l-'iills Sivjvlnrvo. K. ruimiiiKi JNI iji'livanc, nu- iiiii; ISinincrd, INDIAN Weir, 'Icrrc, Haute) i.ci-"tmv 'I' Kecnc, vN.s r--r'. II. Iminliaiild, Scc'y ticn V.

itirurii, riii: Master W.u. It. IW.cr, Uals- 'hi M-ii'y-Wni. Mri'ttlK. KIm'l.

Miosis Mii-iii liiii I. aie-diii, l.ariy and disctissslons on agricultural sun- the biggisst revolver, and thinking it was "empty, without stopping to examine it, cocked the revolver, took deliberate stim, nnl nilU''d tho trigger. But to Ids horror, what had he done, ami what did ho realize! The revolver happened to be loadnd. went, ofl, niul the contents entered the brain his friend and neighbor, killin him instantly. maigaamnM iwii man ihmwhi 'i wtiPiiffwwiPtrwwi New CARRY TIIK NKXVS.

Tlie Missouri, Kansas und Texm Mihvny, tini ci'iriiletnl ami iii-Iinl I n' -m lliejr exteiisiiiu niviHiiri) from ilaliu to Iliiunibiil, iin; iii tlieir 'livruiitlv tvaifiu tlirmie.h to ii.llllill.lil V. ittmllt l'l-ji-ntrern Ibr imliiu ill Jnuu, MiiinvBi.tii, tlie iii.ier n'nii, North atid Ceiilrul lllliii.is, Cliii'iijin, und lite Un-at imrtlii'iist, will this the ii und route. 'I eniv ill eor.tintie ti rim t'lro'iidi toSt.I.imU whliuut eiiange, vie, n-dalia, lieretofore. l-'or 1'ull ii.fi.niii.tiou its to nut-, nnd a o.m-t niiiji of thin line mid it liUn a l'eauti-i'lll i-hl'oiiio view of tills line and lir; towns lind ei.un'ry tliroiili wliieh it paes, iid lieuM 1). mtOW'N, ueiierul tiekut a.ent, or Tlios.

POKWIX, nerai SI. I.otlH, Mo, IcVts: sixth, miscellaneous imsiuess; i purwiiitof thu rascal at once, but returned Wednesday, having been unsuccessful. "Last winter Jrifllth fell in withayuuntf iiinn wlio had just sold a fine team for some three hundred dollars, and tho two became inseparable. The young man wanted lo see lite "el-lihaiit," and Texas George -gratified liiis wish by showing him arotiml, tlie said elephant tramping on his pocket- seventh, Hiijoiinimcni Mnmi u.v White and I.atliiiiore, committee. On motion tlie report of the committee was adopted, The select committee, to confer with Independence hardware dealers, reported that they hud Interviewed the different dealers in relation to the purchase of and that My, Chu-pinand J5.

F. Devore had offered to sell to members of clubs, nt fa vorabio rates. The former at 5 per cent, above cost for cash or thirty days time for good paper. A price list of fiinninir mills from Mr. Dickey, of Kadne, Wisconsin, was also presented for the consid-ratioii of the club.

Jr. Payne, of Kutland Center club, presented the following resolution JtntottH'tt; That the delegates from the local ciubs he instructed to state lo their clubs that at the next meeting of book, and loft it nickelless. rI ho attraction beinjj gone, Grillith left for Texas, leaving the young man with a light packet and a heavy heart. We Me herald tin! aiu.iciouj hour When honest worth may win. From Maine to Uesound the reapers' soiiir, "We come lo build tho nation's hope, To blay the Blunt Wrong." Ia-t every heart and hunt! unite In the beiilKiiant plan; Tlie noble purpose, just ami right, To aid our fellow Ulan.

From tj California's slope Kosnund the reapers' tsong, "We come to nuild the nation's hojic, To slay the giant Wrong." will do Texas George the justice to say that lie paid his dupe's board for a week or two. Jioan ofiers y-'o for bis arrest. drove; Seu'y-W. L. William, 'I lion.

mm lavlor, Collim- 'bin; Coi. 1. Wvntt Aiiiiii, HIH). Mli, Kc M. -ti-wai-l, nia.

r. Colt.m. Irasburg rctai-y--L. llovy, Niilionul W. Adams, Wiiulion, Iowa, ovi 1 l.o'mas Tuvlor, Colombia, S.

r-- A. Thompson, I'hunvicw, Mum. I. Vmifrhn. Knrly lii'ove, Mi.

(i W. I linii.ii, New LrinisWirli, N. .1. lri.iiiiliiii Kt-v. A.

ILiirnsh, VVushiMntim. 1). C. 'l i- i-urcr I-'. Jt-Howell, i'iuiiix, i.

i ei i tan --i O.C. vi lckc. r--). Hinwiddic, -rove, Iml. i r-- I).

W. Wnnl.xn, Iowa. O. II. rini-ii-Mff AliLotl, Iowa lJi.yAst.M'l.MUrt:.A.H!ill,M KscrHlivo CdnMHittce.

WW. SiiiiikIi'V, Wiiiinstton, 1 C. WmiH Aihin, mmiIIi tiuultnu. Dnliiniitc, town. II Diiiiiliiuil'l, r.ii,ov.ow-r, Koiiinsoiiiti.

nm'ii ilv: I.J. FriMiir, hlcwiii-a, J. A. li i-liii-i l.awi-unci'. -The Thayer barbacuo, July 12, was attended by about settlers on the the central club, will be made mniTUBD MA Em iAhbLii BET 13 miii nuiiiimi For Count J.J.

Silbm, Fldorado. For 'I'. W. lieiejiel i.mI.iUc. Jolni Nr HOI.

lU-hsoin iin to adopt some plan whereby we can discard all political prejudices and unite in common to elect Mute and county officers who will faithfully represent tlie agricultural interests of the slate. After an affirmative argument by Payne, Galloway, ills, and Stevens, the resolution whs adopted. On motion a committee, consisting of White, Payne and Galloway, was appointed to' confer with dry goods and grocery houses in Independence, in regard to the purchase of supplies and the sale of surplus farm produce. On motion, the local clubs were requested to furnish through their delc-pites to this club, at its next meeting, the amount for produce held by mem liers of such clubs, and ready fi.r market. On motion the secretary was instructed to furnish each of the county papers a copy of the proceedings of this meeting for publication.

On motion the club adjourned to meet at the eourt-houae on Tuesday, July 2-2, at 10 a.m. C. Waitr, See. pro tem. Osago lands.

The meeting was called to order by M. Halter, president of the settlers' association. Hon. Vv L. Simons made a speech in favor of the claims of the settlers.

Tho basket picnic was then cared for, after which the Hon. Wilson Shannon addressed the settlers, delivering a thoughtful, ealmr and lucid exposition of the settlers' rights. Judge McComaa addressed the meeting, and was followed by Sidney Clark, Esq. Just at the edga of town anefligyof "Old Monopoly," a rather plethoric straw man, was delicately suspended by the neck. unpleasantness.

kaohers' Examination. An examination of candidate, for teachers in the Independence graded schools will be held at the school-house in Independence, commencing Tuesday, July at 9 a.m., and continuing two days. Competent teachers from all localities are invited to attend, as the positions in tho schools are all vacant. The board of education oilers salaries as follows For principal, not exceeding $80 per month; lirst assistant, 05; primary teacher, S-30 and two others, $40 each. N.

15 ASS, Cll'ii Ex. Com. l'or i-tmiily, J. Kipl', l-inml. Jr nworili n.iinly.

AmlrfW llyi-rs, Jiirbulo. l-io- I'oiinlv, Alpln-ni- I'alnur, l.iii i. I'lauLlin coiinlv, V. S. llanna, oil.nva.

Vol 1 K. TalM.r, l.avu-Hiw. Wilson I'ounlv, Samuel Sliivley, UlMlalo. Miami nniiity, --tone 1'iin a. ror I I' UumlioWt.

t'oilVceoinnv, James tironKs, ItiiriiiiKtfiTi. Frank Ale I dl coiinlv f. A lloilu'C Alai'loii. I'm I irvev iMiniilv, Milhn'il, I- eniiiitv, ulatlu-I'ur Ill-own i- lioliinsim. lor II.

Solomon City. Wcocrnl IitHrjirtins. open p-mures in any connty where is no otle'-i- ilepulv. stale ollieers may, open wherever e.iili'l upon. I'ersons wiMiiiir ip np.ly to their nearest ii.

tsvuujivn with names, on Lie pe- Nr.w Gkanges. The following is a list of new granges for the two weeks ending July It is furnished Tins Dhmochat by Mr. G. Bpurgeon, secretary of the state grange Woodstock. Jejreron county, II.

It. Calvin, secretary, Woodstock. J'lcasaiit 1'oiul, Jell'erson county, Join James, secretary, Osawkee. Lane, Franklin county, Morris Mel-len, secretary, ijiine. Mount Zion, Crawford county, Dallas Part on, secretary, Girard.

rdound Valley, Labette county, J. M. Kichurds, secretary, Mound Valley. Union, Marion county, Isa'ac M. Itis-ley, seerctary, I'ealiody.

Jienton, county, W. II. bitson, secretary, IJenton. View, Butler county, 1L A. rover 'secretary, Eldorado.

Glen Hill, iltitler county, N. B. St'y-der, secretary, Eldormb. Monroe, -raitklin county, J. N.

Foster, secreHMT, l'rairie City. 1 IJiHii bon county, 15 Hampton, secretary, Fort WcutU Winchester, Jcllcrson county, It, Young, secretary, Winchester. Sarcoxie, Jelferson county, Kerr, secretary, Cliestcr. HinhUuid, county, Fineh Shawinje county, JWl'riddy, nec-retary, North Topek.i. Keiioma, Andersou county, Mineral Anderson county, IJm-linglmm, secretary, Uie.hmond, l'ranli county.

Dew Itrop, SVooilson county, SI Smith, seere-tarr, Neosho FuHi). (ie cr Creel; Uoarbon county, SlJIrd, secretary, 'wulnut Itill. Iiourbou county, A McCollum, eerelarv, L'niontown. Arnold, Doiiil-hiui county, I) I'enny, Hecrctary, White Cloml. (ireeely, Anderson county, II Mellen, seere-tarv, (iri-elev.

Central Ci'rv, Anderson county, II MLingtt, bpc-n tarv, City. Scott. -Miami county, Cyrus Anderson, sec.reti.rv, I'aola. vovo, Wyamlottc county, It MiUolt, seerelary, Wvandotte. Vi'inoiiii, Wyandotte county, A 15.

Ilovey, secretary, Wyandotte. O.ll'ax, WiJ.son county, II Urown, secretary, liuiralo. Wilson county, II Ilobbs, sccre-tarv, I-'reiioiiiu. Mew Albany, WIIhoii county, Clinton secretary, Albany I'rojfrcsiiioii, Hourbon county, nfra It Orimtii, ui.i.fi-1 rnloldown. dealers in Foreign and American Marble, ami jniumfiioUir.MM oi MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, Tabic! 5m, Vtc.

Office and Salearoom on Main St. Independence, Kt visas. phi wm mm SYRACUSE, N. arc the Role manufacturers of the Cafcisit Pipe Orgun A newam! highly Important iim.rovetuei'f, jiewsfs-nine v.liat In often claimed tint never in reed orpm, viz An actual rapacity iur variety No otlit-r instt-umcMirs of the cuu equal It in quality ot tune with th body mid volumes ot The Cabinet Pipe Urymi i itesianeil elnii-clieu, yaUmtli sidiooin, soelulles, t-''Hires and families, and will answer the inn-pone of other instruments that cost three times their prices. SILVER T01MED OIAI are Kade by E.

P. NEED HAM SON, who are tiie oldest American makers of reed c-stabliMlied in 1SIH. The :Ie.sirul)ility of the Silver Tongues Is one of the most remarkable characteristics. Foil SALE BY lii.uli Ihnt have been lvjeekO l.y ttiaiint. to (pa-stioas, oy 1' 11 Jnuubaiild, tale aranue: i.u'-.si..i'i To what xninste.

must a. petitioner up- 1 Tor initial run i --'j'o nearest Hit; peti loner the is win he apply to anv oilier Ki'anue (or initiation A-No; out he mav api'lv Ijy pelition to the saine irimr ct as often as. he e.an linl wo brothers, rao-'-e to mum his vcumu ieiiilatio.il. initiate members at eolist itlitional riMes, anif nny jmrt of the lmliu-iion fees l.ai-l; A No; it is contrary to the rules anil rej-nlnt ions the onler, iiiel if known to I lie nationiil oiybmi-a-lion, will cause a suspension of tile suoordmate t-ransi-'s eharter. ii--('aii any person be tireepte.l or miliateil a me'mlier of a.

siii.or.liiKile griuij-r who is ot a lar-j'i--rJ Ss it is a farmers' organization, for the. special bcneHt of farmers, it would bf. both unwise as well as to admit members not prarlir.al Ilierchy introaucing eleiiieiits Dl' diseord and (lisinlcjTat foil the location of it bt "liaiife'ed alter ils oraiuaitionV (o-an-es (ineeestablislied can not, be removed the consent the state ranae. No grange Mill be alli-w-d to eiicroiieh lijitrn tlie tun-itory ot any other T.me;.;. Fnirvlcw Cemetery Jfotice.

All persons wanting lots in this cemetery will call at the mayr's ofiiee, where they will be waited upon, when they can select lots to suit themselves. The cemetery is beautifully located, about one and one-fourth miles from the city. Persons leaving their orders can have graves dug and coillns made or furnished to order. J. S.

Littlk, Overseer. Itrmvn county, It Johnson, secreta Parties owning lots in the city of Independence, wishing the exact location of the same, can leave their orders at the city engineer's cilice, above Dr. Arter's drug store. Hud. Uxgkk, City Engineer.

T. W. PEACOCK, GenT Agent, Independence, Kan. ry, Ati-hison county. Wulnut Creek, county, Trower, 1 A Stranger riiilatlelphia, July 34.

A horrible murder, committed near Jeimerviile, Chester county, has just come to light. It appears that on June HOtll a stranger arrived at the village, stopped at the hotel, and said he was i'rom Baltimore, but gave no name. On the following day Win. Uddr-sook drove up to the tavern with a team hired at Parkersburgh. Tho stranger after while began a conversation with him.

and wanted to ride, and the two went away together. When Udder-sook returned the team to the stable where it had been hired, the man receiving it remarked that thsre was blood on the wagon, which Uddersook explained in a plausible manner. The stranger was never again seen alive. Friday last a large number of buzzards were observed to have pierced the woods near town. An investigation showed arms and legs detached, which were recognized as the body of the stranger who had stopped at Jennerville.

The murdered man was stabbed in three orfour places, his throat cut and both arnifi and legs were severed close to the body. Uddersook cannot be found he is or was until lately on tlie Baltimore police force. The object of the murder was unquestionably plunder. It is reported 'the man was known to have considerable money on his person. The severed limbs were buried in a separate spot from the bodv and nojTfar from the house of Rhodes, a brother in-law of the supposed murderer.

Mavili'uver, Iiourbou county, Til SI CIsmi, Fort Fort Lincoln, IJourbon county, Stone, secre tary, Monrc'H liraneh, Bourbon county, IJaKeS, Regular meeting of the Independence grange of Patrons of Husbandry Saturday, August 2, at 2 p.m. Special meeting Saturday, July 19, at 1 p.m. JUIIN BOYD, Master. W. II.

13AUNK.S, Sec'y. secretary, tort sc.oit. omiftii', iiouri.on county, I. Cronkrite, secretary, Washington, F.ourbon county, Wright, secretary, Hitnmville. IViieefid.

Jtourlon county, IlhtiHell, secretary, Arcadia, Crawiord county. Aubry, county, Thompson, secrc-larv, Aulii-y. KpriiiK hill, -tolmson, county, A 15 SimmonR, sec-reu. rv, ripringllill. Harmony, Leavenworth county, Win Emery, sec-retarv, SpHnidale.

Slouml I'raine, Leavenworth county, Hod-ptern, seeretarv, Villche.ster,.JeflV.rHoii county. Fairvieu-, Miami county, in Kllla, liecrebir.V, Osavvatoniee. lUirblainl, county, MeKarland, Eec-retarv. North Lawrence. lici'lview, Hi-own county, SDIIillyw, secretary, White Cloud.

Shorthand writing taught on reasonable terms, by mail. For particulars, address Prof. Oldfield, Western Business Leavenworth, Kas. THE L33AVENWOETII, LAWHENCE AND GALVESTON R. II.

LINE Uoi.e, bv furnishing Ilrst-cliifs aeconimodntion itj everv resi.eet, bv Blrie-t attention to ihe coiiilort and tin; and by lowering their i'rei'-'ht rut as fast as inereahiui; Ijumim-cis wilt wr-rnnf it, to deserve and receive a fair share ot lt-rouage. and to promote and increase the, settlement of the eoiuitrv along its line. Comineuciua April 6, trams will run ns follows GOIMS SOL Til. 1) rxritl-'SS Leave l.eaveinrorth n.m; wrei.ee 11:40 a K.uwas Cif lo una ni OtV. 1 in ins (iarnet a 18 tola iluinl.ol.tl 35.1iCtmnute4Isi Thayer KI Uu-rryyale 5 47; arrivins nt I nth-prudence Jlli.

in, tofle) Mite (5 in. ami I'urUer ti iin m. it Xl'KKSS- Leave Lenvf mvorth 10 SO 1 Law rence 12 55 a in, Kansas City iM m. Ottawii iVto a Harnett 4 05 r. lola 5 47 am, 15 a in Uiaimteti 50 am.

I liayer 4a inn, valeu OD a arrivinir at Ind-peiidetice 9 40 am, Cotlevville 50 ami l'arlier 10 20 .1 111. ACCOMMODATION-Leave Lawrence 45pm, Baldwin City 43 1 arriving at Ottawa 0 3j OUlNt; NOUTII. i- rarUei-7 10 a Coffey Tlia Great Unsolved. Tli Pittsburg Commercial goes Ai'ttu- tho trilling democracy in this off-hand style The great, unsolvalne question now agitating the democratic bosom very where is Who is running this business Is it the crowd who want to form a new party the Chicago Times, free-trade IMnkerhott', and the Allen county democrats Or is it the New 'York World, and tlie Gabriels who are trying to galvani.e the old democratic party This is one of those things which no fellah can find out, and that is vhat makes it so distracting. It is a huge political conundrum which no one can guess, and yet which no one is willing to give up.

All the old leaders want lo be "Moseses," to lead the party of the wildernnss, and no democrat knows who to follow. It is one consolation, however, to lind, from tlie frequency with which 'the rival papers, in this controversy refer to (Tabriel." nid that th.e editors XUVTIATED. Davis At the Independence house, Thursday, July 10, by the Be v. J. li.

Evans, Charles L. Davis to Miss Mary A. Etter, both of this county. Ht ra tlon-A rv old. Thu rsd uly 10, by Judge Herring, Benjamin F.

Straiten to Miss Jemima C. Arnold, both of Elk City. iwri-i-n Skauciiincj tiik Oi.r World for thk Bkndkii.s. The American. Itegis-terof Ptirissays: "An agent of the special detective agency of Ne Yoik is now in Paris in pursuit of the Dender family, who arc charged with being the authors of the wholesale murders lately discovered at Cherryvale, Kansas Detectives from the same agency have been serrt to London, and all the Euro pear, cities.

One of the accused, Johanna, as she is commonly known, Katie 8 Thayer 8 ,5 0 50 a I. la Hl.l a in, 11 l. Ottawa 12 Kp m. arriving Kansas tj .1 46 I mid Leavenworth 10 III. J)EA TJIS.

Cit- rrv- FrKl-Leave l'arker C. 50 m. IV-vville 7 Ui ll.depemlei.ee ll 50 i lu. Cheir ville 05p in, '1 buyer han ite Si Iii.mI.olUl 10 25 pin, lohi.iO RP.m, -arne Mi in, I it in. a rrivini; uansas ny ou a Wcttitcin.Dw'l, on the 11th, of whooping-cough, infant child of Albert Wettstein, aged four months.

Bender, is quite young, has red hair, ba'v been reading their Bibles carefully during lueir er.torcea jHtiivmeiu at the. head waters of Sairihei. A 31.171 Hl'oiJjy Friend and Neighbor. The Baxter Springs Republican is informed by the mail carrier between Baxter and Pleasant View, that a man was killed by accident in the northeast part of that county, one day last under the following circumstances Two men, names unknown, living over in Missouri a short distance, happened to meet on Cow creek, when one, in a joking manner, drew a revolver and demanded the other to give up his nianev. The other, however understood that it was only intended in fun and took one out of his imi'kftt.

with the remark, that he and is a person rather repulsive aj -pew ranee. The other woman is forty-two years of age, and has marked features, with a furtive and distrustful expression. She was seen on a steamer which left New York for Havre, and it is supposed that the whole family are at present concealed in the French capital or iti the environs. Kate Bender is possessed of some education, and is said TIIK 3AKiiETS. ft.

i.onsi'uonrcK makkkt-, JfLvn. I1FM1' Uiwhaiijeil ViK I ir strictly 'rim-t clicice. Fl.tffi: ti'ii-l and uneliaiW'L' Hi-: I-imil; new laiUl iM lower. I Holier: N'' 2 mixed fi 4 II TS N'l 31a 3-. BAULKY No i.iiirUti VKnill: No l-'iK'er 10 I'l Dl! ALT JIUATrt -II.

id i.rmly hut no oN l-'iriii; sliiiiiidei-n -leHr no 10'v" leC; elearidert 'nam i.w U-c. KS-iiil' rii fMif ni, Lawrence 5 1 ft So a m. COMMODATION Leave Ottawa 00a Daklwin 50 a urriviiig Lawrence a 50 a 111. All triiiiif. carrv pnsseiiser-s XijjUt Impress north will run cx- ''TlVotlier trains will run daily, s- Cl'Ua- TONXK.TIOX9.

At, OTTAWA with utajres for vmn, Lviulcn and Os-isp ity. At Ilmiiboldt villi lor Ku vKa, tUlorado, mi-. ACIlfiUAivith K. A T. K.

R. lor poinM unrth and sjuth, and tas 1- re.h.v.ia au.l New All.anv. VI Til with Stages for Nrcdcstm. OCkuRY ALL with utape for ravsons. with fir City.

Lou-ton, l'eru. tlk falls, 5'istlali-, Winlieiil aim Arkansas City. At I'A Uiih.lt with Stages tor Chetopa. 500,000 Arren of land. --re offered for sale this in thr vuileyHol the Neosho it.

tlihllluries. tor lurthor information apply tf Two lmmhvil ami fifty one ili'Hiiis were reported in St. Louid i'ov thw week ending on Sannd.iy inr-i. t-ame number us I'" the J.r tin- numher p.ivviiins wcelC to be able to speak little French. If they are really in France, now that the police are on theirtrucks.it wiil be for them Ion to tccape detection.

It appears that the world is to-ransacked that those murderers may be reported as i morbus and forty-ihrve infimtiun and stumner umplaint. One hundred and il'irty children under five years ny. art iut-luVled in the 21 L.tssia.ia sugar uwnasecao-, tjilmi WHISiiKV Hirt-r; tU'je. ST. Wins UVE STOCK MARKET JITI.Y U.

CATTLK rttml ileinuud; iufeiior til medium fair'to choice $4i jj. llO-Jd ilifUiT at 1 iV2 CO. wasn't afraid of liim, as lie had cuas.b. ut. i.amw.

taught. It is most singular mat, I.