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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
A SQUADRON COLLECTING.
A Crisis in the Dispute Between Portugal
and England.

LONDON. Jan. "a British naval
.quadron is collecting at Zanzibar and
is supposed to be destined for DelagOa
bay. Lord Salisbury insists that
Portugal must give guarantees TO pre-
vent recurrence of the outrages in
Africa on British subjects and interests,
which, as the situation now is, must in
terfere with the diplomatic settlement
of the misunderstanding between
the two countries. The British Adj
miralty has dispatched the Enchan-
tress, with sea ed orders, to the Ben
bow and the Colossus at Gibraltar.
The Portugueseoflicials at Quillimane,
on the east coast of Africa, have for
hidden British steamer to receive
the British Consul, Johnson's, dis
patches direct, but insist that they
must pass through the Portuguese
pOst-Ofiice.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
Young Ladies' III Treated.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 9.-Stella
Dashiel and Annie George, society
young lad es, went out driving yester-
day morning. In the evening they
were found by the roadside, mile
from home in dying condition. Miss
George had suffered a conclusion of the
brain and Mrs. Dashiel's face was bad
ly cut and one ear torn nearly off. Both
show evidences otherwise of violence.
Neither has recovered consciousness,
and in the absence of statement from
them the matter is shrOuded in mys-
terry.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
Pr..rden, Mauv., nm Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Jan. 11.-President
Marvel and Vice President Robinson,
of the Santa Fe railway. stopped their
special train at Guthrie yesterday and
made thorough examination
of the city. In an interview
with reporter each expressed
himself as surprised at the progress
the city has made and President Man.
vel said that there was no question of
good future for so good country as
this, while the large number of claim
houses which were seen in all direc-
lions meat large and pushing popu-
latiOn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
cAlsson HORROR.


Fourteen Laborers Drowned In . Bridge
Caisson ut Louisville, KY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 10.-The most
appalling accident known here in many
years occurred last evening about six
O'Clock.
Itwas near time for work to stop all
over the city, and workingmen were
expected home by their families, whom
the report spread rapidly that there
was a wreck or accident of some kind
at the new bridge, under construction
between Louisville and Jacksonville.
II was first reported that span Of
the bridge had fallen and gang Of
workmen had been thrown into the
river, but this was at once discredited,
as there was no span in existence.
Then came the truth, that caisson
had given way and the workmen EN-.
ployed on it had been. drowned OF
crushed to death by stone and timbers.
The caisson known as No I was
100 yards from the Kentucky shore.
As the worknlen of the pumping sta
ton were looking for the men in the
caisson to put off in their boats, leav-
ing the work for the night, they sud-
denly saw the dark structure disappear
into the fOaming white waves and
heard, before they could realize what
had happened, the roar of the furious
maelstrom.
1t was soon known that only four Of
the eighteen who were at the work at
that time had escaped.
Correct reports from the scene If the
accident show the following list of
killed: Haynes, William E., PA Clay
street, Louisville, KY; Knox. John, 2s
years; McAdams, James, 26 years,
Hyde Park, Pa; Mahar, Frank, %
years old. native of New Jersey; Nay
lor, p, q years, Pike; Ash, Thomas,
cOlored. so years, Henderson. KY;
Bowling, Monroe, colored, 30 years,
Henderson, KY; johnson, Thomas,
colOred, % years, Henderson, KY;
Morris, Hamilton, 20years, Henderson,
Ky; Smith, Thomas, % years, Hen
derson, KY; SOaper, Frank, cOlOred,
% wears, Henderson, KY; Tyler, Rob
ert. is years, Henderson, Ky.
The men saved are all colored, as
follows: Abe Taylor, Lewis Coeh,
James Murray and Frank II. Hardix,
all of Henderson, Ky.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
A Wretched Woman's Death,

DENVER, COL, IAN. S.-Mrs. C. J.
Lobin, said to be the sister of an ex-
Congressman of Missouri and at one
time society belle of st. Louis, was
found murdered in a miserable room
in the disreputable part of this city yes
terday. Her face was horribly dis
figured and her body frightfully bruised.
while several of her teeth were found
lodged in her throat. The husband
was arrested for the crime, but there
are so many conflicting reports that it
is not certain that he was the murderer.
The couple had lived wretched life
for years.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
A sprinkIins Machine Needed.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 10.-Tbe.
unprecedently low stage of the water
in the river here is the chief topic
amougthe people along the Mississippi.
At this point it is eight inches loweH
than it has been during the sixty years
since white people came to this coun-
try, and is still falling fast. The sue
ton pipe of the railroad waterworks-
had to be sunk to prevent the cutting
off of the supply of water. This is.
the only inconHenience experienced
here so far, but places above and below
are seriously threatened with a water
famine
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
DEATH OF MRS. SOUTHWORTH.
Stephen Pettus' Victim and Slayer Dies in
tho TOmbs.


NEW YORK, Jan. Mrs. Hannah
Southwolth died in her cell at the
Tombs prison at 6:15 this morning.
DR.. Chetwood, who granted the death
certificate, gives the cause of death as
heart failure and general debility. The
death was peaceful. There were at
the deathbed Mrs. Southworth' s mother
and her brothers, George and William
B. Martin.
On November % Mrs. Southworth
killed Stephen Pettus, secretary and
treasurer of the Brooklyn Elevated
road. She followed him from a ferry
boat and overlook him OH Fulton
street, New York City. Standing so
near behind him that she might have
touched him with her hand, she
emptied the five chambers of a revolver
into his head and body. He died in
few minutes. Pettus was fOrty-twO
years old and had an invalid wife.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News
CONGRESSIONAL

THERE was less than a quorum present
when tine Senate met after the holiday re-
cess, on the 9Th. Many resolutions and
several bills were presented, and bill
passed to increase to So per month the pen
sion of certain soldiers and sailors who are
totally helpless from injuries received or
disease contracted during the war. After an
executive session the Senate adjouened.. In
the House a resolution was adopted author
izing the Speaker to administer the oath OF
Office TO Mr. Randall at his residence, and
also authorizing Messrs. WILDER, of New
York, and Whitthorn, of Tennessee, to take
the oath of Office before the proper officers.
Then followed the introduction of a flood OF
bills. and Mr.. Perkins. of Kansas, reported
back the bill for townsite entries in Okla
horaa and the House adjourned.
In the Senate on the eth Senator voorhees,
offered resolution in regard to reports that
the United States Attorney at Indianapolis
had interfered In his official capacity to
prevent the arrest of W. w. Dudley on the
charge of violating the election laws and
calling upon the Attorney General to report
what instructions had been issued to the dis
trict attorney on the subject The resolu-
tion went over. After an executive
session the Senate adjourned. After
the transaction of routine business in
the House the Speaker announced
that in accordance with authority vested IN
him by resolution he had administered the
oath of office to Hon. s. j. Randall. motion
that the House resolve itself into Committee
of the Whole for consideration of the Dis
:rict of Columbia bill was opposed by
the Democrats on the ground that no
rules had yet been adopted. A long debate
followed, but the mott N finally prevailed by
q party vote and the House went into COM
mittee but soon adjourned.
THE Senate did no business on the Sth.
Senator Voorhees, made long speechIn sup
IL L. ff,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17

In street duel at Heflin, Ala, DR..
Bell, prominent citizen, was killed
and City Marshal Senton dangerously
wounded.
THE grand jury has returned four
teen bills of indictment against Davis
P. MADDEN, president of the taxing dis
trict of Memphis, Tenn, and C. L.
Chullen, secretary, charging them with
the imbezzlement and larceny of s1O,-
10 of the fines and forfeitures collected
in the police court from January, 1886,
to October, 1889.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17

A DISPATCH from Canandaigua, n.
Y. states that Hon. Elbridge Gerry
Lapham, ex-United States Senator,
died at his home on the Sth. He
served in the United States Senate
with Roscoe Conkling.
NEW YORK Democrats celebrated
Jackson's day at this Hoffman House
on the Sth. Letters of regret were read
from ex-President Cleveland, Governor
Hill and others.
Mrs. SOUTHwoRTH died in the
Tombs prison, New York, on the 18th.
On November % last she shot and
killed Stephen Pettus, a well known
Brooklyn man, who had effected her
ruin. After the shooting she took sick
and gradually died.
WIND recently blew down the walls
of the new Presbyterian Church on
Throop avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y. A
small house adjoining was crushed,
two of the inmates being killed and
quite a number wounded.
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Mu! 56reit Mnton, iG balte es ni6t

Nu! i6reit NHtou, i6 baIte es ni6t
mebr aus
Die @lode ldutet ab. No9 INNER
la@enb tritt bet 8oriteber 5uriid; feline
s9ritte lenfsn fi6 gum 3elegrapbstt.
Bnreaa, UNI bort bic n6tbigen Wnoros
nurgen gum gmpfang beg SIREN" on
Der nd6ftsu Station gu trehen.
Ser 3ug fdbrt. Nnton 1T ALIEN
Ct fam bas 5teden ni6t mebr ertraz
gen. Wfit f9nelem gntf6luB ftreift
er Die r@rOBfarritte" ab uno ndberte
lid benz Genter. 9rei Bienen i6uirrs
ten lutig ing 5reie - 3met {iben nod
felt. Was hllft es s. fort mhHen fe
= unb Nnton iGpingt bic !6ofe wilb
aus benz Genffer.
Gabr wobl. treuloie, ttdiI6e G0ni.
gin +! ruff er i6mer3li9, ID.
0ubububububu!
Ser S9ae05ug arf benz Nebengeleiie
raft botiiber. Dem t6otli6 @ri6rode=
men 1T gu Mutbe. als piirbe ibm ber
&opf abgeriKen es 1T aber ntr bic
9oie, bic Der tidii6e S9nen3ug ibm
entreiBt unb triump5irenb fortfibrt -
ouf characterization.
Mnton 8umfe tebt itarr - in ieiner
5eele pirb es Na6t. unb 10 tebt er
nod minutenlang, obne &atb, obne
@ebauten, uno obne : a6, ielbft bic
Muie perbiiIt iGaubernb ibr Nntlib.
uno nun wieber elm pfeifsn, senenb
marterf6itternb. Sir i'm fliuet es,
pie elm Sooesruf. 1nb ieBt bampfi
Der 3Eg tol5 in ben menf6ensefdaten
perrOn.
0a, er ftebt iie ftsben, bic 8raut,
bic S6miegetmutter unb unge3dblte
8efannte = unb idauberno berbirgi
er fi6 biuter Der fi9 6%fnenben Sbtre.
Mn ibr eri9eint abermals Der S6af
net; er mint, unb Der 8oriteber nebfl
apei @enbarn1en naben = Ite 5erren
Sabababa! SEPT bat er au6 nod
Soilette gemadtl Ia9t Der S6afner.
Na, BEL Dem 1T ~alerbinss tein
3meifel mebr! Bort Mntou ben 8orfte,
Der iageu.
&ubig, rubis; brinst einen Wantel
l1reit Der @enbarm.
Ser ameite @enbarm mirft ieinen
Mantel ab unb nirff i'm iiber Nnton
= einen Moment beftigen Strdubens,
bann ipringt Ger nnglidli9e nit nil,
benz Sap beraus, Der @enbarm padi
i'm, ct reiBt fh log, BET Wantel bleibt
in ben 9dnben beg @enbarmen.
Gin Nuff6rei bon bier 2Ippen. Crib
tbenb unb i9aubernb meubet bic Braut
ibr IntIib, our Salafdule %erfarrt ftebt
bic S9miegermutter.
go ieben fe, mie Nnton obermals
BON ieinen Berfolgern gepadt mirb unb
nit ibnen in elmer barmberjig gei6lof=
ienen Sroi9fe DerI9minbet.
Nuf Der Wa9e foa es ipdter febr beis
ter augegangen iein.
Nnton 8umte aber bat ME pieber
nGreu3ungsDeriu6e" MAIDEN pollen,
ME pieber cine Smter> Nusteduns be.
iudt unb aud feline 8raut bat er ME
tDieber gefeben, nba fe ni1t 2uf bdtte,
eiuen .Sansculotten" au beiratben",
= uie iie ibm emp6rt fdrieb.
Sa = tpenn @iner pe9 bat!
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Ser Cinderella Sdbmb sStore,

Ser Cinderella Sdmb sGtore,
gde Of=9ouItonitraBs unb Mbenue c.,
Dleter beliebte 2aben Der 5ta6t, bat
ieinen neuen Gorratb bon g m r.
i9uben fir 9erreu, 9amen unb
&lnber erbalten unb bat cine urbers
alei6li6e Nusuahl oler 6orten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : edubs
Store fiibrt nur bic 6abrifate BET beften
Jabrifen uro iiberbietet Mues, mas i'm
btefgen Mfartt gu baben lit. Specia.
litdt fur 6erreu: Der Rodforb.G Gub,
fit So. @s nerlobnt fi1 Der Mibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Stpre porauipreden,
ebe man anberspo fauft.
sg~ Wenn Senanb fem unb au an.
nebmbarem preife fpeifen mill, 10 gebe
ct gum Wiionss@ arten. Die
9erren 0beiter & @aal, BeiBer bie=
leg Gtabsihements, balten tarauf lire
6dfte ifets boatommen 3ufrieoen su tel
len. Iae ia%iiOnmdBigen 9elifatefen,
Nulfefn, WiIb, Slide, @ehigel &c. fn6
bort in Der ~belifatefen 3ubereituna ole
3eit gu baben- MabI5eiter tperber auf
Wunf6 in bic Mobnungen Der Qunbert
geianot. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiieDirtbf9of! oerbunbene Bar
room bic beiien @etrdnfe. fets frifdes
Nipr mn fpifc OinuXro ,,uS ma;uo
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gaIifpsnias@efne.

Welnliebbaber inben Elm, sroBes Soc
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn S. 5. Meper am alamo
plaaa. 0err WeDer fu6t bic Weine
an Orr unb STEELE aus ui.h fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Wein3hdter. Mls
gutem Renner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
befen Sorten aus5uwdblen. Ct tann
feline Rnnben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perieben. 9otb= unb
WeiBweine in bor5igli1er QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aIIone fret
ing 6ous geliefert.
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Ser ugarim" uno ieine 9ente.
aus Dem ruiiiiden 5abrifleben
&an curt 9annhauer.

Morgeu gebt's benz 8arim an ben
2ragen,-batte am Montog Mbenb bic
parole Der un3ufriebenen Wrbeiter ge,
lautet, un6 nun mar Der Oienitag oa
uno Der JabrifbeIiBer = Der ,,Barim"
- mar aud f6on ba. @r fanb am
3aun Der Gabrif; neben inn Der pris
taftf6it (&ommis).
SroBbem es mod frhb ON Sage, bat=
ten cine gan5e Menge Mrbeiter bereits
fart setrunten. @earbeitet tpurbe beute
iiberbaupt ni6t; fiel bod auf bieien
9ienftag oas Geft zines Seiligen, an
benen bic ortbobore Stride 10 iiberaus
reid if.-....N i1t ebrerbietig mie font
nabten beute bic Mrbeiter ibrem Nrbeit,
geber. Durdeinanoerf6reienb obne
bic Miiben gu 3ieben, brdngte Der 9aus
fen Nngetrunfener i9 an i'm beran.
ginige bielten ibm bic bonn Sage borz
Der aufbemabrten Stiide Sal3heiid
bin; aud Weiber liefen berbei.
Wesbalb fou ids benn f9meden {?
i'd babe i6on g~efriibHiidt, entgeguete
Der Gabritant ibnen i'm a%uerrubie1ten
S0ne.
g1ba. 9u far6tet Bid oapOrl eoId
elm 3sug tueroen ielbft Deine Sunbe
ni6t nebmen, unb 9u ~fitterit bamit
bic Nrbeiter!
Crib, Su @auner, attompagnirten
bic Weiber.
Nidt fdimpfen, rief Der pritaHI9it
baapif9en; fonft boIe i'd ben lriabnif
(9anoprIi3ifen).
S6o, mir felbf f9iden gum Stano.
moi Chem 8orgeiebten bes llriabnit).
Gin SAB 5alafeiid mar f9le6t, bas
1T Maes, iaste iebt Der Gabritant, uub
bas fam LIBERAL paiiren. Sd made
Ia bas Sal5fletf9 ni9t feIbft. Sd
taufe es uno bin b~etrogen uorben.
Su ltigh! Set Mnfang bes Cont
mers fiiiert man uns nit faulem Sal3r
feii6 unb iebt III uniere Schulz gu
@n6e.
Wun, mas 1T ba bel gu rebens Sd
i4ide @u6 morger neues S%alaleii6
uno oieIes bier eebt Sbr auriid.
9tein, mir geben's ni9t beraus; Der
Snipettor lou es isben unb aud bas
Wfebl foa ct ieben. Wir mollen Did
f6on lebren!
Sn bieIem Sabre 1T bas Mfebl iiber.
baupt idle9t; aud i'd efe f6le6tes !!
iaste Der Gabrifant Obne iebe 8erles
genbeit, inoem er fi6 5uglei9 cine pas
piros anitedte. Seib nur ean3 rubig,
i'd tperbe @u6 aud nod anberes Mebl
i6iden.
Wir gebens bod ni6t beraus; ber
Snfpefior iou's ieben! Dies Mebl freis
len ielbt bic S6weine ni6t!
Die Qrbeiter murben INNER erreeter,
Die S9impfreben INNER beutli6er.
Mit ben gebaIten Gduifen brdneten
Die W%itbenoen fi6 oil ben G~abritanten
beran.
Sort, surtid! i6rie iis Der pritais
f6it on.
Sdweis', 9u 0ieb. Did tennen
mir i6on /! JIebe gu @Ott, baB Define
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s. Collins @anmfacturina

g., go. 1, 3. 5 unb z Of s5oufon.
StraBe, bat Die gr6bte NusmabI in
Wtnbs, pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
Saro pumpen aler Nrt uno porsiig-
G9fter &onfruftion; Wafer : &0bren
aler Mrt nebf 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Rleinbanbel. Spbraulifde &ammer
unb Winbmiiblen aler @r6Ben gum
Yumpeu unb Mablen fino bort 5u boz
ben ober tperben auf geifelung beforst.
@roBe Nustpabl in allen Nrtifeln unb
bilise Preife bel seo%iesenfer aus.
fiihrutn.
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Haffaae ttaM Gnrpna.

Die Ngenturen bes Germ %. s.
Voung, $50. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan Antonio. unb $50. SOB Maius
StraBe, DALLAS, bertreten rur bic
anertannt beffen europdiI9en Dampferz
2inien. 9err Ooung 1T i'm @tanbe bic
billig # Ell @aten s1 eeben, err
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe getpiini6te Mus=
tu1ft unb beforgt febr prompt ole Tim
tibereebenen Iuftrdge. Wer nod Gu.
ropa gu reiien tutini6t, ober Nerpanbte
bertberfommen laiIen min, tpenbe fi6
on irgenb cine Der genannten Maenturen.
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Hatb fir Matter!

Dor fiber so Sabren fdon tuur6e
0frs. Winslop's Sootbing Gprup bon
g2ittern beim 3abnen Der Rinberunaes
Denbet. Wirit 9u i'm 91Iafe burh
bas S6reien zines &inbes geif6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen III unb por S1mersen
Deint? @eun 10, laKe fofort cine
Glafde BON nMrs. Minslow's 6ootbina
SDrup1 bolen. Sein Wertb 1T unbes
3ablbar. gs mtrb benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben fofort 2inberung per11aHen. Der.
laBt Sud barauf Miitter, es III fein
3meifel bartiber. Sc beiIt Dpientern
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt Ben Magen unb
Die Nierer, beieitigt Winb 8 GoIit, er=
tDei6t ben @aumen, berbinbert gntsiin=
bung unb iidrft bas san3e Spfem.
nMrs. Winsloms Soothing Syrup
fir 5abnenbe 2inber lit ongenebm in
8efdmad unb bas Ge5ept ffammt bon
einem Der 5eifen peibliden Mer3te In
ben Ser. Staten. IS 1T BEL allen
Drugsiifen in Der gan3en WsIt aa baz
ben. preis Is @ts. per iSlaiGe.
2auft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Wins.
Ions SOOTHING 6nrup.
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Or. s. 6. 8reebins, 3abnar3t.
Office go. 231 OF 9outon : StraBe.
San Mntonio. Spreht BET ibm porl
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GdtminbSucbt aeheilt.

einem alien ar5te, Der bon Der yraris ,u.
riidse,osen lebt, purbe burd sinsa oFinoiIden
MilfiOuar bic 8efbreibuns eiaes einfad.n
besetabililde $eilmittels tir bic Tdnele unn
b%auernoe Seiluns bon 2nnaenIdpiubludt.
8ronditis, aatarrb, afbma unb allen SaIs.
nnS eunsenfrantbeiten aussebanbiat. aud
elm Wfittel tir poittibe, rebitale eeiluna bon
Gerbenidpadle naS allen Ierbentramf6eiten.
WaGoem Der Oottrr Die tpnnberbarsn Seiltr6fte
in taufeno Gdllen erprobt bate, eredbtete er
es fur feline @aidt, bas Mittel ieinen Ieibenben
Mitmeniden bstanpt gu MAIDEN. Bon oieiem
Motto nno 8unid setrieben, banbeIte CT. Sd
lenoe oteiea @eaept gang totenfrei an allie, Die es
nunt9en, in oeutfder, ensIiider unb f~ranaoIi.
DER Sprate, NIT boiler Anpeiiung Der Ser.
itelung unb beS @ebrauds. Senbe abrefIe
uro 8riefmarfe, bc3iebe Did auf biefe 8eituns
nnb i'd fenoe ss fofort. %. U. Nopes, SEQ
Vofpers 8lod, &odeiter, q. 3. [16,L, lomn
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IS e berorbnet bonn Stabts
ratb BET Stabt San Mntonio :
Seftiou l.. 9ab oas Tolgenbe
als bas @usgabe=B Bulge gum unterDalt
Der Stabiberpoltung Der stabt 6on
@ntOnio fir bas GisfaIiabr, e%nbigenb
am %. Tebruar 1891, anoeuommers
tperbe:
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sHr gei6tiet Bel pancoaf &
3 0 ben groBen gorratb ele9auter
Mn3uge fur bieie @aifon bon SO aufz
pdrts. 9ie befen Waaren fir biaiges
@elbl Geine fertise Qnsise, bon BEN
beifen 51neibern bergefeQf.
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Cine Or0ihdus

Cur 6sftneQuug ber Nusgaben Bet
Sia0t San Intonio fir bas Sis
falsSabr, en6igenb ON % Jebruar
1891.
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aa5- Den r~eellien @ertb in Serrers
MISREPRESENTATION finbet man
bel pancoaf 4 Sobn. Sebt
uniere $1.9emben, rs Gts. : Strtlmpfe
u. /. b..
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-24

the United States supreme court thrusts the
question of the suppression of the liquor
magnitude of the interests involved, it Is a
matter of supreme importance, therefore the
political party that would enjoy future
must deal honestly and fearlessly with this
problem and recognize the fact that it deserves
to stand in the forefront of the questions
embraced in national legislation.
General A. B. Campbell made vigorous
protest against Mr.. Wakes resolution. 1t
was virtually in favor of making prohibition
a national question. He believed in the state
having control of the liquor traffic. Mrs.
Diggs favored Mr.. Wakes resolution. Gen
eral Bradford opposed it earnestly.
Bernard Kelly made very strong speech
against it, and thought it would seriously in
jure the cause of prohibition to pass such
resolution. 1t was finally voted down.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-24
The Alliance Makes Them Tremble.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21.-The down.
fall of Congressman Turner in Kansas has
given to many candidate for denomination
rude shock. 1t is, of course, attributed to
the Alliance, and is interpreted as meaning
that the farmer will be a power in politics
this fall. The southern states are as badly
shaken up by this new element as any part
of the north is. Some of the Oldest and best
known members of congress, on the demo-
cratic side, are in danger of losing the seatC
they have held term after term. In Georgia
the farmers are not only preparing TO cap
ture the state government, but they have
candidates already in the field for nominal
ton for congress in seven out of the ten dis
tricts of the state. Alabama is the other
southern state where the lines are badly
down. Alabama farmers have laid before
their congressman certain test questions, with
an alternative very well understood. They
will also endeavOr to nominate candidate
for governor when the democratic state con-
vention meets, May %, and will have can
didate for senator to succeed Mr.. Pugh, if
there be any prospect of success. The ALI
ance is also moving in Texas