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a. iv NATIONAL ANTI-PROHIBITION JOURNAL- 3 SAILBOAT) TZBCB TABUS. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC BIG THING. it BISHOP VAIL. LAWYER" GRAHAM.

THE SANTA FE. 00000000 TBAIMH I ABBIVK. Chicago Exp (12). daily. LKAVM, 6:00 6:80 a 1 1 6:40 Mail daily ex.

Sunday. A Cl6rk in Trudo's Offlca Under Arrest. Tho Flan of Reorjaulsatioa Made Public. One Blammoth Project in tlie Way of Terminals For St. Louis.

St. Louis, Oct. 15. The East End Improvement Association is considering the biggest projoct of tie kind ever sprung in St. Lcuiu It is to provide terminals for all the railroads entering St.

Louis end all that may enter in the future, together with a btrlt line, switches, warehouses and all the necessary improvements for afford Moment, Grand Sale Ceremonlea at Grace Cathedral The Remains Laid to Rest. Topjika, Oct 15. The burial services of the late Bishop Thomas H. Vail, at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, were attended by an immense concourse of friends and wero deeply impressive. Grace guild hall was protusely decorated with black, the altar covered with craps and the Bishop's chair heavily draped.

The floral decorations, according to the wish of deceased, were simple. Thousands of pcoplo viewed the remains as THE HEAD CENTER STILL CONCEALED. FOIUI OF BONDS TO BE ISSUED. UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. 715 Denver daily, leayea 1050 71 Atlantio daily, arrives :15 pm 717 Wamego Ac.

daily, except Ban SIS Accommodation, daily except bundayUiO L. T. H. W. DIVISION.

710, Topeka Ace, daily 10:30 a 711 Topeka Ace, daily 8:80 pm KANSAS CENTUtL DIVISION. 701, daily, except Bnnday, 4:00 702, daily, except Baaday, arrives. .115 am 7fi, daily, ex. Handny, leaves. a ro dally, ex.

Sunday, arrives. 1.0J a PLEASE. vrLile we tell you a boat oar on-dsrwear department: Lfedies vest and -OF- pantu, 35 cents each: ladies' vest and iants, 20 Terrible Doable Killing; la Mississippi-Wife Murder in St. Lous und San Francisco Lynching Case. Tly Stock Holders Warned That bankruptcy nntl Disintegration Will Follow Its Rejection Other Kali-road Matters.

they lay in state. Thirty cadets from cents each; ladies' natural wool vest and panto. cents each; ladies' ecarlet vest and panta. 75 cents each; better grade scarlet, $1 each; chil Bt John's Military Academy at Sa-lina constituted a guard of honor. The entire church was reserved for the family, faculty and students of Bethany College and the clergy.

The services were brief and there was no address. The procession was one of the longest ever seen in Topeka. The remains KANSAS CITY, WYANDOTTE 1N.W.B.B. Trains between Leavenworth, Wyandotte City and Honnca. dren's merino from 10 oenta op to SO cents each; children's ecarlet from 25 cents up to 70 cents each; gent's extra heavy merino shirts and draw chool Suits KANSAS TY ARRIVE 11 25 a 4 95 pm 7 80 pm 1KAVK 1 20 8 00 were laid to rest in a permanent ground ers at 35 and 50 cents each; Scotch underwear, extra heavy, nice and fine lamb's wool at SO cents vault in the Topeka cemetery between those of two sons of the deceased who died years ago.

Among the prominent Oct. 15 The examination of Teniremen was resumed at two o'clock yesterday. It lasted only forty-five minutes, when the court adjourned. Judge Longenecker stated that no evidence had been secure 1 showing that defendants' attorneys were involved in the conspiracy to bribe jurors. By far the most sensational development in the case was the arrest, indictment and bailing out of John Graham, a clerk in the oflH-e of Attorney A.

S. Trude. He is tho lieutenant who has been managing the business, and is the highest authority the prosecution has yet been able to implicate in the plot to defeat justice. Graham did each. men who were present from abroad were Boston, Ojt 15 The plan of reorgan-izaton adopted by the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe directors at their meeting last week was made public yesterday In an official circular issued to the stock and bondholders of the company.

It is proposed to issue 100-year 4 per cent, general mortgage bonds for to be secured by a mortgage covering all the property of the company, including all the securities representing the control of and ownership in the necessary constituent companies and all equipment now subject to car trust liens. All the securities of the old bonds will have the protection of all existing liens with the additional security of the completion and betterment of the properties from the new capital proposed to be raised. The taxes ana rentals added to the interest Judge Otis, Charles D. Styles and D. P.

PACIFIC. 1 LKAVKS. 81 8:20 am dally. 020 a l.np., daily 114 -m 60 pm 8.00 Don't buy your underwear until you visit Bliss of Atchison; Rev. Robert Talbot of lO 8 1.

81 S2 ma US. (. M. St. ('u y.

I.X ft, Kansas City. W. M. Peik ns and J. P.

-BEGINS- ing the railroads first-class facilities and to shippers evory convenience imaginable. Papers of incorporation have been drawn up and It chard Ennis, Marcus Bernheini9r, Jo'an Maffit, Carlos Greeley, Gile3 F. Filley, E. A. Hitchcock.

Alvin Mansur, E. O. Btannard and Hamilton Donghoday will, as rina directors, file papers for incorporation shortly under the name of the ist End Terminal Depot Company. The report of the sub-committee provides that the nine railroads that have interests here shall be allowed to come in and take $59,000 of stock each, which gives each a vote in the directory, the association to retain one vote altogether ten votes $500,000. Then if the Municipal Assembly grants these franchises, a belt line will bo built that all roads can enjoy and that will afford all switching facilities that will be required, in short that the East E.id Association shall take on itself the work of providing common terminal tracks that the present roads may use, or that any road that ever comes in the city can use by paying a pro rata of the cost of building the tracks, and of the original outlay to date.

The plans are for the most part experimental and very extensive, and to carry them out will involve an outlay of from $15,000,000 or $20,000,000. The central idea Is to tear away all the old buildings now facing the river back to the west line of Commercial street and at some points to the east line of Main street, the building out of a levee to the water line on a level with Commercial street, and making track connections with a grand system of warehouses to be built on Main and Second Ross of Lawrence, Rev. John Bennett and KATXS 'in W. B. Clark of Kansas City.

J.R. PERKINS SON, il LA BOURGOGNE'S TRIP. 4:48 a 6:47 6:47 MONDAY MORN'C, daily. not have long to remain in custody, being "t- 706 South Fifth Street bailed out under bond of 45.003, Alderman Wbelan and Fred Trude being his A Breakdown of the Steamship After 401 pm tiond'y a 1': K- i. i.

ux iiily 1 1o Tempestuous Voyage. Uuam 2. We want the attention of mothers who New Youk, Oct. 15. When Captain upon that portion of the new 4 per cent, Franguel, of the French line steamer La IV il liON.

Tori.KA SANTA FE. bonds, which it is proposed to issue at once, make up an annual fixed charge of Bourgogne saw the sands of Fire Island 8:45 a FllBM. 17.352,700 less than the amount which in at 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning, after a tempestuous voyage from Havre, he thought his troubles for that trip were .1. 11:30 am the directors' opinion represents the earn are preparing tueir boys lor school, we have prepared a grand feast for buyers of SCHOOL SUITS and can positively show you the largest selection of BOYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING in the city and Smith made a confession to Judge Longenecker Sunday afternoon, and in doing so he involved Graham so completely that the officers felt justified in his arrest. Although Graham is often spoken of as Lawyer Graham, he has never been admitted to the Chicago bar.

Tor the last thirteen years he has had an ofEci in the office of A. S. Trude. Finan ThS: 8:40 pm l.i II. ri-l, SMITH ing power of the system this year.

6 .55 in umv.ta. Acr. iiiiii- ilii! about over. But at that very moment an imr.li, 1 i nv a. ex.

Bun. rx in There is also designed to be issued 100- eccentric of one of the big triple expan rivn 9:10 am year income bonds for $S0. 000.000, beariug name you the lowest figures. Our stoek CI." sion engines broke down and the vessel p'liata on the system Stiawnee. interest at the rate of and not exceeding embraces all sizes and grades, made up in stopped.

Sail was ordered out and the lively French tars were soon DRUGGISTS. Carry a full and complete line of the latest styles. KA' five per cent, per annum, non-comiruna-tive, but. payable only from and to t'he extent of such net earnings as may be found after the fixed charges have been Vi'Y. KV.

'1 i mi- i iifl OCNC1L BLUFFB hard at work unfurling the canvas that had been clewed ur all the During this great sale we will offer: Boys' School Suits, two pieces, for $1 N'lilTH 80X7TH voyage. It was nearly an hour before Ht. Paul Mail Vlnri 8:57 and upwards. the steamer got under way, and as the en Drop, Paints, Oils, Glass, We carrv the mwt mmrifofA linn nt Omaha AC. H.

Miiil 10:30 4:43 a Jnwa Kxpn-KB 5:23 a 9:114 a in Nub In Kx. exe't (Sunday, a 7:45 met within the limit of five per cent This income bond is designed to provide for such reduction of interest upon the present bonds as it is found necessary to make gineer had made temporary repairs the Boys' School Suits, three pieces, lonp I engine worked slowly. During the voy Him leaves one hour earlier for all day trains. pants for $2.75 and upwards. Boys' School Knee Pants for 3Cc and Toiiet Waters, Smtpe.

lirnehon. Fine Featbnr age the La Bourgogne passed through a in order to bring the fixed charges of succession of tidal wave3. On last Mon company within its earning power. uusters, Mtamois, rine Uubbcr Goods. We make a siiecialty in Trusses, at reduced prices.

iVe also call Your attention t.i rmr streets. The improvement is to extend from the Iron Mountain yards on the south to the Wabash yards in North St. Louis all along the river front. The matter will be finally passed upon a meeting to be held to-morrow night An ordinance has baen prepared and if the project is deemed feasible the Municipal Assembly will be asked to grant the necessary franchise. day the waves threw down an old man of subscriptions are invited at once for Boys' School Long Pants for $1.23 and upwards.

fifty years, one of the steerage passengers. of the new general mortgage 4 dirutment which is carried on cim a scientific iMi. inwiringjiccuracy and avoiding all pneai-ble mistakes. and broke his leg. Ex-Minister to France per cent, bonds, subscribers of $300 in cash We want your trade and expect to gel by offering you the best value for youi being entitled to receive a block consist McLane and a large number of distinguished personages were on board.

Jliil cially he is not well off, being a man who could run through a good deal of money in a short time. The party who is behind Graham is now what the police are trying to ascertain. That some one higher in authority was behind him in the financial deals there can be no doubt, but up to the present they are as much at sea in that regard as they have ever been In trying fo locate the head center of the whole conspiracy leading to the murder of Dr. Cronin. A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

Nicholas, Oct. 15. Dr. William Tett. of this place, charged with complicity in the tragedy of last year, in which Druggist Vamado was assassinated, was under bond to appear before IL W.

Stockstill, justice of the peace, yesterday and E. C. Collins and J. W. Turner, of Lacey, were summoned as witnesses against him.

lie and Turner had some angry words in the morning and about noon, shortly after the case against Tett had been dismissed for lack of an affidavit, loul wcrd3 proceeding from Collins near the court house were heard. Tett left the court house, went to his home and was presently seen advanc Fifth and Ottawa Streets money, all and inspect our mammoth stock no trouh'e to show goods. ingof $1,000 new general mortgage 4 per cent bonds and $100 in new income 5 per Ghouls at Emerson's Grave. TARIFF REVISION. Concord, Oct.

15. Sunday after cent bonds. All cash payments are to be made to Kidder, Peabody of Boston noon, whiln nttondinir burial at Rlnpnv HENRY ETTENSON. and New York, who are to hold such jt i Hollow cemetery, here, two gentlemen of Concord discovered that the grave of money in trust not to be paid over to the railroad company until it is officially an Ralph Waldo Emerson had been dis THE OET turbed. The authorities were notified nounced that the plan of reorganization has been accepted and a sufficient amount and found that the grave bad leen PRINCIPAL POINTS opened during Saturday night, expos of securities deposited to make the reor ganization effective.

Clothing Store, ing the casket Whether the remains have been taken out or not is not known aylipt Provisions for the exchange of the present securities tor bonds of the new as the authorities are waiting the return EAST, WEST, The President Likely to Recommend Some Modifications. Washington, Oct 15. It is widely b3-lieved here that the President will recommend in his message some decided modifications of the existing tariff. From remarks he has let drop to persons who have conversed with him on the subject it is inferred that be realizes the party expediency cf such a course, and that two members of his Cabinet whose counsels would be most likely to influence him, are of the same mind. Secretary Windom's Northwestern education fits him to revision; while Secretary Blaine has, within a few days, expressed himself decidedly in hopes that Congress will take up the question at once and dispose of it The conversation was started by his issues are given in detail, deposits to be of Dr.

Edward Emerson, the philosopher's Car. Fifth and Cherokee. made either with the Union Trust Com' son, who has been telegraphed for. A pany of New York. J.

W. Keinhart fourth watch was at once placed at the rave, NORTH and SOUTH auditor of the Atchison Company, Boston, ing rapidly up the street toward the court house with a double barreled shotgun in his hand. Collins stood near the door, and the general opinion here is that tue miscreants accomplished the object and se oooooooo or liaring Brothers, London. The directors state that all interests AT cured at least the skull, which was prob ably what they were after. Thera is great have been carefully considered and they believe that the plan will prove equitable indignation here.

Mr. Emerson died CENT RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE, to all concerned. Tbey appeal to all ff HIGH GRADE April 27, 1882. classes of security holders to come forward Galloway Acquit toil. ROLLER PROCESS! at this crisis and protect their property friends' inquiry what he thought of the Representative Lodge's scheme for a Fed J.08 S- Fourth St, J.

HAIiTNKTT, Agent. Telephone 393. Edisburg, Oct 15. Tho Earl of Gallo eral Election law as a means or banging way was arraigned yes erday at Dum from the disaster of disintegration and bankruptcy, and state in strongest terms that the non-success of this proposal will out a fair vote in the Southern States, LEAVENWORTH. KAN.

fries on the charge of iving made an indecent assault upon a child inevitably result in foreclo are with all The Secretary answered that this was not the time to raise such an fcsua now before 'A named Gibson. The little girl cave TELE its attendant misfortunes. IN FAVOR OF THE COMPANY. the country. testimony in regard ti the nature of the Barl'j offense and her testimony was "What the people expect of Congress now is to defer all other legislation until VOLZ corroborated by other witnesses.

A state- i ment prepared by the defendant was then Washington, Oct 15. The Inter-State Commerce Commission, in an opinion by Chairman Cooley, made public its decision in the cases of Abiel Leonard and Logan B. Chappelle against the Chicago Alton the tariff question is put out of the way," he said. "As long as that question hangs read, in which the explanation was made nothing can be done in other lines. It Butclicrs Dealers in Meats, that no intentional ollense was committed.

Turner near him, in the group of bystanders. Turner and another friend called to Collins to go in the house, Lnt Collins faced Tett at the foot of the steps to the court house just as some one attempted to drag him out of danger's way. Tett fired a load of buck shot Into Collins' face, killing him instantly. Some of the shot took effect in the back, of Quinton Ponton, an innocent bystander, who had not time to get out of the way. Tett emptied his second barrel in the body of Collins as be lay at the foot of the steps.

Turner seeing his brother-in-law, Collins, fall at the steps, ran to the window and opened fire on Tett with a pi3tol. A duel wilh pistols then followed, Tett receiving two balls ia the breast, passing clear through his body, causing death in about three hours. Pen ton is deiig well. WIFS MURDER. St.

Louis, Oct 15. Henry Fritz, a blacksmith boarding at CU South Third street, notified his landlady that his wife had just died of hemorrhage of the lungs. The police were notified and on entering Fritz's room the woman wns found in bed with one side of her bead crashed in and her body and the bedclothes besmeared with blood. One corner cf the stove was also bloody and the indications are that Fritz and his wife, both of whom bad been After the hearing of further evidence the uauroaa company yesterday. The com would baa wise stroke, of policy for the Republicans in both houses to unite, as soon Earl was acquitted of the charge.

The Telephone order plainants were formerly allowed to Cit7 trade a epecipcy. PackinK and promptly and eatisnr orIL filled. crowd in the court room expressed its dis ship live cattle in carloads from .3 s. 1 gust with the verdict in forcible language. Mount Leonard, Ma, to Chicago at Leavenworth, Kan $59 per car and load twenty head Pilot Boat Sunk.

in a car. January 1, 19S8, complainant, Leonard, offered ISO head of cattle for as Congress meets, upon a bill designed to meet the popular demand for tariff revision without disturbing the welfare any established American industry. Other matters, however interestine: and important, can afford to wait till this one is adjusted, for, with the people once satisfied that the Republican party has made its promise on this head in good faith, they will give it all tho hearty support in any enterprise it undertakes afterwards." New York, Oct 15. The pilot boat Jesse Carl, one of the finest afloat, was driven ashore off Zack's Inlet during the storm that was rcging early Sunday FRANK SCOTT'S. shipment in nine cars, but thii was re fused, and he was informed that the rate would be 24 cents per 100 pounds for a GEO.

QXJXTvflZB-Z-. E35TbopbietorE2 National Livery Stables. morning. She sank a little later, all on carload of not less than 2, 000 pounds, board being saved by the life-saving crew. and any excess cf that number of pound; CLOAKS, to a car would be charged for at the same rate.

The fiei'nt charge was JS9 and None but th nobbiest rics turned imf. Charges reasonable. Boarding etock taken at the cattle were loaded in tvte.ve cars. Km to all points NOItTH. SOUTH, EAST and lhe mam qiestion in the case was lowest rates and best of care.

Hacks on call d-iy or nisht Telephone No. 345. Stables, "herokp street. WICHT. Tickets on rain anil all iniormation The pilot boat put to sea on last June from Staten Island.

She had on board Pilots J. W. Stanton, G. L. Mapes, W.

H. Henderson. George Cisco and Seamen Carlson, Benson, Wilson, Wall, Alson and three others. From the moment they left the narrows they had bad weather, and cruised about most of the time with three reef sails. cliimrfiillv ni veil lit thii irencral oflicel 204! Dela whether carriers could rightfully substi ware Htreet.

Telephone J. N. pas-tuinwr and ticket UKimt. E. E.

llollniun, absist- Left For London. Detroit, Oct 15 Dr. O'Reilly, treasurer of the National League, of America, and Colonel John Atkinson, a prominent attorney and Irish Nationalist of this city, have left here for London. Rumor has it that their departure has something to do with recent di closures in the Cronin JACKET8, WRAPS. tute for the purpose of charging carload rates on cattle, irrespective of weight, the rule that while a carlot rate wai charged unt.

$75.00 TO S250.00 LllM working for us. Agent preferred who can furnish a horse and give their whole time to the drinking heavily, had quarreled, and that Fri'z bad thrown his wife against the Btove and killed her. Fritz was arrested and fie woman's body taken to tho morgue. KILLED FOB US FAITHFULNESS. San Francisco, Oot.

15 Mrs. Maggie a minimum rate for a carload was pre JOHN GIORGETTA CO. scribed and any excess over the minimum bu -ioesH. Spare moments may be profitably employed also. A fesv vacancies in towns and cities.

was to be charged for by the hundred rt. JUxlAoUJi LU 1UM Main street. Rich trial at nicago. ur. itemy received a pounds in proportion to the carlot rate.

mond, Va. SEALERS IN N. B. rlease state nee and business experi Kansas Select Knights. Emporia, Oct 16.

The Kansas Select Knights A. O. U. W. met in biennial session here yesterday, over sixty lodges being represented.

The report of the legislative and other committees were made and referred to the appropriate -il'i take The Commission decides that this rule is cablegram from London and a telegram from Chicago, and tubsequently held a ADIES' cloth jackets at $2.00, $2.50, $4.00 ence, rkever mind about sendimc fetamo for not unlawful and being made in propor reply. H. F. J. Co.

and $5.00. Ladies' fancy newmarkets a GAME tion to the service rendered it i prima facie mora just and reasonable than the long conference with Colonel Atkinson at the latter's residence which lasted long past midnight Their intention to go 0 $4.00, $5.00. $7.00 and $9.00, eal plust- committees. In the afternoon a carria practice it supplanted. i rriage in the (tar 8broad was not kuown by any of Father Mendrzji, who deserted her husband, Antonio Mendfzj, a barber, some time ago to live with another man, was shot and killed by her husband in a lodging house yesterday.

Mendoza had gone to the house where his wife was living to induce her to return to him, but she refused and the shooting followed. He was about to blow out his own brain i when an officer entered the room and arrested him. lie said it was also his intention to kill his ride was given the visitors and eat Market. Upon the hearing it was sbown that by jackets at $12.00, $115.00, $20.00 and $25.00. Seal evening all attended the opera house in a Reuly's parishioners or Colonel Atk son's many clients.

Crazy From Iteverses. plush walking jackets, three-fourth length, at State law or rulings of State Commissions shippers of cattle ia Kansas or Missouri, to points within the State, bad the right FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, PRODUCE, Telephone 236, Home Slaughtered Meats! Every pound fresh and healthy. Finest Meats of every deTiptioa hern. One trial ordei will make yon a constant patron. G.

SAMISCH, Proprietor, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 snd $30.00. Seal plnsh to load enrs without regard to weight at a Prairie du Coien. Oct 15. John body. Among the leading men here are George W.

Reed, of Topeka, and E. M. Forde, of Emporia, past supreme commanders of the order; Hon. J. M.

Miller, of Council Grove; E. P. Green, of Atchison, and William R. Shean, of Lawrence. inclines at $20.00, $25 00.

$30.00. and stated price per car. It was said that tho Schmidt, of Waseca, threw himself in front cf a passenger tram on the Mil Telephone 210. N. E.

Cor. Third and Shawnee. $50. The best values and the largest stock to 424 Shawnee Street 424 waukee road and lost an arm. Ho wanted some one to kill him and was found to be select from in the west.

Elegant line ladios' and Judge Italrd Dead. rule was the same in some other States and the Commis ion was urged to conform thereto. The Commission holds that such State action 13 not a reason for adopting a like rule in Inter-State traffic if that course if found not to be most just and Emporia, Oct 15. Judge John misses' fancy and plain cloth newmarkets, from wife's paramour and he had been waiting for him to come to th- room. captured asd lyhed Charlotte, N.

Oct 15. Robert Berrer, who shot and killed his mother-in-law, Mrs. Wa'zjr, near Lexington, last week, was captured near Greensboro and taken to Lexington and lynched last night, being hanged to a tree on the out demented, having but two weeks ago cut bia throat with a razor, which wound burst open when he lost bis arm. He has Baird died yesterday forenoon of conges BELL'S 3.50 to $20.00. Largo stock children's and tion of the brain, aged eighty years.

He a sister living in Dane County, Wis. If you want to buy a suit or a pair of was for years idge of the district court misses' cloaks at popular prices. 150 beaver at Pinckneyville, I1L, and also prominent There are no hopes of his recovery. Reverses in Dakota are said to be the cause pants, anything in underwear, shirts, white or colored, hats, caps, gloves, neckwear, or shawls from $1.00 to $12.00, worth $6.00 to $18,00 in politics at that ace. He was one of the pioneers of Perry County.

He leaves skirts of the town. anything in that line yon will save money 250 children's jersey cloaks at 50 cents, worth of his dementation. A Drunken Row. Grafton, W. 15.

At Rowles Steam Laundry two sons, leading merchants of this city, $1.50. and one daughter. The remains will be by calling at Roche's, 5th and Delaware street. The Southern Programme. Nashville, Oct.

15 A dispatch received here from the mayor of Chicago Interred at Sparta. I1L burg, Preston County, Thomas Dunn shot and instantly killed George Moore. Both lire at Scottsville. men were employes 01 the iiaitimore is. ROCHE'S.

Atchison, Oct 15. Scottsville, a Cood Work. Reasonable Trices. Orders Ohio railroad. A young man stole a gal states that Secretary Blaine has arranged an excursion for the Nation's South American guests to start South in December.

They will take in Nashville, the home and bright town 172 miles west of Atchison, on Ion of alcohol from the express office and the Central Branch railroad, suffered politic. The grant to the Federal Government of the power to regulate Inter-State commerce is full and complete and can not be narrowed or encroached upon by State authorities, either directly or indirectly. State legislation will always be treated with the highest deference and respect, but it can not be allowed to control matters within the National jurisdiction. NEW SANTA FE OFFICERS. Chicago, Oct 15.

K. Wade, who was general superintendent of the Wabash road under the receivership of General McNulta, has been appointed general manager of the California lines of the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe road with headquarters at Los Angel is. O. Wheeler, at present superintendent of the Wisconsin Central and formerly con r.ccted with the Michigan Central, is to be made general superintendent of the Santa Fe vice D. J.

Chase, resigned. These appointments will take effect November about a half dozen of the road's employes began to drink the siu.f. A quarrel was loss of $10,000 by fire Sunday night Four buildings were destroyed, including a promptly attended to. Laundry work called for and delivered without extra charge. Telephone 231.

CE0.W-BFII.co3ClierokceSt begun in which Dunn had his jaw and haunts of Jackson, Birmingham, Chattanooga, Memphis, Montgomery, Pensa-cola and Jacksonville, Mobile and New Orleans. The ladles of the Hermitage bank, a hardware store and a printing collar bone broken before he killed Moore. office. The Masonic Hall, which was over General Clayton Dead. association will give these distinguished visitors an old time General Jackson the hardware store, was also burned.

The hardware stock was saved. The origin of Montgomery. Oct. 15. General H.

FOR MEN ONLY! D. Clayton, president of tho University of 'possum barbecue." the fire Is not stated. Alabama, died at Tuscaloosa Sunday morning after a brief illness. He was A DfKlTlVr For LOST or FAILING MANHOOD: A rUOl lilt General and NERVOUS DEBILITY End of a Debauch. Skw York.

Oct 14 Mra Mary A. Bar- Tricks of Trusts. nett, aged thirty, and Daniel Murphy, ITTTJ Weakncis of Body and Mind: Effect! XVXl of Erro or Excese in Old or Youne. sixty-two years of age and was one of the foremost men in the State. He entered the war as Colonel of the First Alabama aged twenty-three, a painter, were suffo cated gas last night in a room in the Ilohnit, N.ilil MtMIIIOII ftillr How to KaUre nd 6tnKhB WKAfc.l 'MiKVKMirKII OIII14N8 PiKTS of BOIIV.

Abwlutrl uuralllns IIII3SK TltK AT S1K.HT HrnrRU la day. leatlfy rrtim 41 Stitle, Tfrrllorles, and Korvlrn Conntrlfx. oa run write Ibrn. book, full explanation, and linraN nulled regiment and ro3e before its close to the rank of Major-GeneraL He was buried Mansion House. The woman's husband.

Desperate Suicide. bMUklea) free. AJare. ERIE MEDICAL BUFFALO, N. I Chillicothe, Ma, Oct 15.

Shortly New York, Oct 15. It is stated that in the event of an adverse decision by the State Supreme Court in the sugar trust case it will move to appoint receivers for various trust concerns. The trust officials will change the form of the present organization and incorporate it under the laws of the State of New York in some manner so as to comply with the court's rulings. Florry Barnett, the boxer, left ber three years ago for unfaithfulness. She had with civic and militnr honors.

To Search the River. after midnight the headless body of a man was found inhe railroad yard here. His been intimate with Murphy, and last jVXXt, last month I had eheep farms for bale. Now. this month I have Johnstown, Oct.

10. The move night the couple were on a drunken de- head lay -on one side of the track ment to collect money by popular sub naucn at me noieu jusi now me gas and the body on the other. The FLYNN, TilOLEN CO, 315 Shawnee Street, came to be turned on and unlighted is not some cheap city property for ale. Come and get prices before yoa bay. switch engine and two cars of a long known.

train bad passed over the unfortunate man's necK. it was undoubtedly a I also want to lend yon some money either Drank a yuart and Died. ratal rati. Carbondalb, Oct 15 News has reached this city that Mr. Thomson, aged seventy years, living about six miles from Buffalo, N.

Oct. 14. John Roach, MACHIKISTS AMD LOCKSMITHS, scription to continue the work of cleaning out tho river is growing, aud it is quite likely that a considerable fund will be raisbd. The necessity of tkis work has never been more apparent than sinca they have been at work in the river, as from one to four bodies have been found daily. Another Boiler Fatality.

an il tuinc AnAf rtf th. Krittpfi of suicide, as the man was seen stand on the platform after part of the train hv passed him. The body was identified a. J. T.

Gither, a traveling telegraph opera made a bet in Tonawanda that he could on personal property or good reel estate. Come and see me before yoa place your loans. Itailinp and Grating Manufacturers, Electic lioll IlangiDg. Safe opening a Specialty this city, had fallen from a load of hay and broken his back. Three doctors were at once summoned.

The last heard was drink a quart of whisky at once. He tor. drank a quart and was offering to drink a pint more when he fell dead. The coron SEE OUR $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 STIFF HATS I IlOOlC Co 3D- -A. A Murdered Boy.

er's lury recommended that an Indict Jofun, Ma, Oct. 15. Sunday afternoon C. C. KESLNGER, House, Commission ment for manslaughter be brought against Auction and that the shock bad caused complete paralys-s.

The physicians say he can not live. Diphtheria in Its Worst Form. Gallatzin, Oct 15. Diphtheria in its worst form is playing havoc with the Bucyrus, Oct. 15.

John HowarJ, engineer; Frank Raisor and Edward Heinlin were instantly killed at two o'clock yesterday morning at Heinlin's sorghum mill by the bursting of the boiler. Cold water was pumped into the boiler by a mistake of the engineer. the parties who urged him to the act about five o'clock the body of Walter Dorn was found lying in the underbrush near Belville, a mining town six miles tVNorthcast corner Fifth and. Delaware. and Carry a full line of hats, caps, clothing genU' furnishing goods for the retail trade.

Among them is Constable StrasLurg, who measured out the whisky. west of Joplin. HU brains had been beaten out, apparently with a club, the 821 DKLAWABK STREET, LXAVEXWOBTH, KAN. A rost-Omce Defaulter, frontal region being crushed to a jelly. Hartford.

Oct, 14. John F. Monday's Base-Ball. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. lives of our little ones in this place.

During the past two weeks the average number of deaths was three to four per day and the doctors report at least fifty cases down with the dtseiise In the town. He was but fifteen years old and had Donahoe, head clerk of the money order -JQR. BUHUELL'8 NEW DENTAL. PARLORS, been employed by the Standard Mining Louisville Louisville, Kansas City, department of the post-office, is a de Every Hat bearing: trade mark guaranteed to wear. Company.

The body had evidently been Mannfacturers' Bank building, corner Delaware 7. faulter to the amount of several hundred and Fifth Streets, Entrance by stairway or ele carried to the place where it was found. dollars probably less than $1,000. A local The Consolidated Street Railway Com vator, uas and outer anestneuca used lor Pain The murder is a profound mysttry. The expert is examining his accounts.

Dona less extraction coroner's inquest developed nothing. hoe has not been teen, sinoe Tuesday Cincinnati Cincinnati, St Louis. 5. Philadelphia Athletics, 12; Baltimore' 3. Columbus Columbus, Brooklyn, xo succeed uames Laird.

pany of Omaha, has purchased the Mercer electric street railway for $5,000, 000. This gives the organization a mo; morning. The shortage is covered by Presidential Appointments. Kinds. nopoly of all cable, horse and electric Washington, Oct 15.

The President E. Y.AEGEK, M1N0FACTUBEB OF riolirnniTA Iron Cornices. Window Cans and New Neckwear and Shirts Received daily. Hastixgs, Oct 16. In the Second street cars the city, aggregating has made the following appointments Atchison Increased Earnings.

Boston, Oct 13. The approximate annf arturi an Company. FT IT Hehners Daniel M. Frost of Kansas, to be register miles. di3 rict Republican Congressional con vention here Gilbert L.

Laws, of Harlan Imlesaie onennl from their Rkvliirhts. Guttering and Roofing, 804 Chero- A 1 LIU have of the land-ofllce at Garden City, cross earnings of the Atchison entire sys ball' pennant fell koc- street, Leavenworth. Kan. County, was nominated to succeed the The Association base to Brooklyn. William 15.

Newman, of Missouri, to be the fnee lino of cheap and medium priced Furniture ever f-hown in the city. Call tad cee them at 205 and 2u7, Delaware street. Has a full line of Col; late James Laird. ROTHSCHILD SON. tem, for September are ,647,343, against S2.4T&.S6A for tfee sasae month last vear recelfef of public moneys at Ironton.

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