, 1880-12-04
COLD-VATER KANSAS.
The Total Prohibition Amendment
to the State Consti.
tuition,
Stories Of Destttution In New Set-
Elements Greatly Exag.
rerated.
An Interesting Intcrylcw with Gov. 81.
John.

OOv I,F. Ut. Jnllfft Ol kllt1shtt FcnehcH tho cry
ycstnrlny on his why 10 Now York ~ tnko part II,
tho 1'Utnpcrnncp Congress tn bU held thero the
coming week. l,eing temperance worker, md
having hucn elected twice to tho ofco he nuw
holds. tho Inst time on n temperance issuc, ho
Ia regarded by tho temperance people Rcnorally
ns sls apostle nf their faith.
Ills visit ind hccn announced In advance.
nnst last evening he was rendered an In
formal reception by tito temperance workers Of
tho city at tho Palmer ttouHo parlors. Among
those WIN callc1 to ms thor respects were:
sinj. Mcdowell uud 1ady; F. +. Elinenlorf,
OF tho Citizens League: Mrs. T. u.
Curse, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. 1lobbs,
MIR. and Mrs. g. ~. Alborson: Mayor Adams. OF
burlington, la: 0. Il. Btanzo!and, o. +. Stafford.
Mrs. II. l.. Hood, f. II. Chcritrco. Mrs. ltfcc,
Miss Frances Il. willard, Mrs. 4. Gtug!n, Mrs.
alary II. Willard, n. L. scnrlctt, J. u. Carse, n.
A. LunngAn, A. r. kclloy and Indy, ". 4.
Kelley anil ia.ly, John Waslo wife, and daughter,
W. y. stnrkwentlor, a. c. lloillnRer. II. II.
Forsyth, W. +. ktllct, Mr. and Mrs. Il. r. Howell,
Mr.. mud Mrs. J. G. shaGer, Dir. and Mrs. L. q.
Tuilmufgo. Mrs. N. A. Cummings, II. W. Dnd-
ley, and ntslcrs.
Tho evening was spent very PLEASANTLY In
eocinl converse, aud tho Governor was prevailed
upon to stop over horo On hts return and speak
| two evenings, probably next Friday and Sntur-
1ny, nt Fnrwcll ftaIl. Tho first cvoniug he will
! speak about "tremr,rance.'' and tho accnnu
abunt tho "knnsas Exodns." rcpeutlng here tho
! speeches ho PROPOSES to deliver In New York
! Monday md Tucsdny evenings.
At the late election III Kansas constitutional
| amendment WINS ndopted
PROHIBITING THE MANUFACTURE
or snlc of liquor In TINT atatc, which went inlo
effect OF tho att u.s., and during tho ovoMinx q
| reporter 0skul the Governor In reference to 1t.
| Ito sAtd that he Bturtcd tile movement thrco
| ycurs ago AMI took God into pnrtnerstIp. and
l tutt t,cs,e tytot k.sr Nykt A
yeur litter hB hutl 90 worked up public sontirnont
! on tho subject TINT III his ANNUAL iNcssago ho
| felt justified IN recommending thH enactment Ol
liquor Interest cAino forward In the Senate mud
proposed tho substituting Of Prohibition ly
inunt. Went through tic scnats unaa-
5 sacs ' for s0ap 3o a thu et very 'nsrS s,
whn hnd voted for the amendment bitterly up
so.,i. iie caiic,. 70 his ail, howercr, sono good
wero obia!uoI 10 pIse il, hit notore tho vote
| was tnkcn QUO vi tho tsemtcrs wcakcncd,-a
DenDstSth nfor io"F stsSE9 hS
from tGe wiisky interest of Cnicago, MIIwatl-
sess thc s ,mesure Sut hs KEN i ~ she aght. sMd
Won aEal9st ~, ~ opposition carrying tho stasob
III nnswcr 10 questions as to how tho new law
tho mneh!nery Of tho stnte insusoient 70 curry
ton, ho was s,irs, would bo ha.i upon tic con
ssnInK os tne M i.cx!slatarc. which would 10 IL
"s ya h1Se e 5 ne e. 80
my prosccusinns f,cforo jar. for thare WIS In
tho WY Of Furnishing the Offender: the fact thal
Until thnt time. ana they hai been Issued .nteI
existing laws. These Inws wero IN conflict wilt
o pe 4spepa bs Is be sa ucs1tc: wnHa AsS:
,snF tho 1!f q wisdom y % say.hinF Ths
l sttT7ht fnrN fh