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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-11

THE New Orleans overland express
was stopped four miles south of Modes
to, Cal, by two masked men. Detect
i've Lowe Harris was shot and severely
wounded. The robbers were fright
ened off before they got anything.
THE business part OF Attala, Tenn,
has been destroyed by fire.
COTTON has been seriously damaged
by cold weather in the Memphis dis
trict
LIGHTSING killed four persons near
Magnolia, Ark DIR. Trum bull, Yves
Cunningham and two boys had taken
refuge from the storm in cotton shed.
which was struck by the electric fluid
A NEW steamship line from Baltimore
to London is to be started by the Balti-
more Storage & Lighterage Co.
THE amount secured by the train rob
bers at Samuels, Tex, is said to reach
8l5, GOO.
HARMON MURRAY, the notorious negro
desperate, was killed recently near
Archer, Fla, by colOred man whom
he was cOercing into crime. The boy,
watching an opportunity, shot Murray
dead He will get 81, 500 in rewards.
THERE is little probability that the
Tennessee legislature will repeal the
convict lease law. On the contrary,
the house has decided to investigate the
labor commissioner, Ford, for agitatiug
the miners
NJ. II. COLEMAN, of Halifax county,
Va, a negro, has resigned from the
postal service because of threatening
letters sent him, supposed by white
employees.
IN the penitentiary at Frankfort, KY,
Eli Lucas and William BelImeyer. both
long term cORvicts, fought, when Lucas
fatally cut Bellmeyer with putty
knife and Bellmeyer beat LHcas tili
he was unconscious, William Johnson,
another convict who interfered, had his
skull cracked.
Col. WILLIAM WILSON, Of Eliza beth
town, Ky, was killed recently by a
maddeued bull
RoBERr MOORE & Co, woolen cloth
importers of Baltimore, Nd, are in
financial difficulties.
The Missouri Pacific has virtually
abolished smoking cars on its system
/ in Arkansas and Louisiana, in cOnse-
| quence of the separate coach law.
/ Mrs, HESRTETTA MORGAN, mother OF
/ the famous raider, Gen, John II. Nor
/ gan, died at Louisville, KY, recently OF
/ inanition, aged 50 years.
/ An extra stock train was wrecked
near ClarIsburg on the West Virginia
& Pittsburg recently. Fireman Rama.
/ burg was killed: also seventy-six head
! of fine cattle.
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FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.

Capital Is the child of labor and
should be directed and controlled by
labor.
Press the fight. A vote for the pIu-
tocrats is a vote against Bette and the
babies
The democratic and republican
parties in Kansas and Texas will Join
hands to down the peoples party move
ment England and Wall street direct
the destinies of both old parties-Deu-
yer (CoL) Road
The prediction has been made that
the Farmers Alliance and kindred or
CARNATIONS viii have a mem bership of
90, 900 in Pennsylvania before the snow
falls, and yet some people say the or
ganization is about to break up
Now Just watch them From one
end of the country to the other the
monopoly papers say that good crops
are going to kill the reform movement
But if it don't and bad times prevail on
account of low prices, they Will lay it
to ''OverPrOduction." " - National Ad-
vance
-''Whoever controls the volume of
money of any country is absolute mas
ter OF all industry and eommerce," " was
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PROPERTY RIGHTS.

Ia what tEe PhIIadetpuIH Telegraph 60
pleased Co Can Usary and Couuasntiuu-
Under the caption ''Ihe Alliance
Doomed" " the Philadelphia Telegraph
gets of the following
''It is coming TO it atlust- The alliance
movement has made reckless heudway
in its assault upon the old parties iu thc
west and southwest The people didn't
stop 70 think much last fall when they
were electiuE all sorts of iight-hcuded
theorists to congress, where they viii
not be likely TO do much harm during
single term, and most OF them will
never be heard of again But when 10
comes 20 the courts the farmers them
selves are likely TO get back some
OF their scattering senses I'm Kansas
for instance, nine Judges are 20 he
elected this fall, and the question OF
property rights is assuming first lmpor-
tauce- The average farmer is lntclii-
gent enough to- know that he cannot
afford to take any risk when it comes
70 dealing with the matter OF his pro-
lection from ugrariauism and the uu-
Just Interpretation of laws affecting
homes and other property, 80 iL seems
that a combination has already been
entered into In six of the Eausas dis
tricts for the purpose OF making sure Of
the election Of sensible men TO the
bench. SO it will be all around pres
emily. The alliance craze, with its
Utopian and generally queer notions
with rcra-d 30 the functions of govern
ment, will speedily run its course To
will come 90 a sudden end when it
T threatens to imPerI the property rights
[ of the people
Combination 90 elect sensible men
/ to the bench. Sensible men are those
/ who have more sense than TO iuvesti-
I gate on their own hook Men who
/ have proved themselves adopts in tho
art of managing party machinery
/ Men vha are above considering the
/ ps.Dositiou that families on the farms
F They have opened and improved have
anv rights which capital and agents q
+ the poor widows iu the east are
bound to respect Too bad, that the
. lob 3f the politician Rs so endangered
1 as to- compel such hoarg antagonists tn
make - common cause against the ig'
| uorauce, the iucapucity, the sclhshuess
and dishonesty of the farmer! Politics
I in the Keystone state furnish such shin
/ ing examples Of purity and nobility oi
character, that farmers iu Kansas
should profit by tine observation, and
place none but trained politicians or
the bench. Nom couformiSL
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CoSRAD KoHLER, aged 10, of Buffalo,
n. y, shot Charlotte Brehme with a
revolver he thought was not loaded
FRANK SCHOgIELD, who resided about
seven miles from Cold Springs, n. Y,
shot and killed his father and brother
while quarreling over pickle crops.
EDWARD LI,yN, a member Of the New
York produce exchange, committed
suicide in Jersey City by shooting him
self
Miss BETSY WoRSIwooD died at her
home about two miles from Oneida, n.
Y, at the age of 100 years, 6 months
and days She was a little woman,
about feet 4 inches tall and weighed
eighty pounds
PENNsYLvANIA democrats met in con-
vention at Harrisburg on the Sd. The
resolutions were mainly devoted to n
denuneiation of the republican party as
being responsible for the defalcations
of Bardsley in the Keystone bank fail
ure, etc.
THE rumor that there would be an
application made for the appointment
quite n stir on Wall street It was
promptly denied by Sidney Dillon.
Mrs. LAURA Mort, of South Hero,
VT, has given $50, 600 for u home for
destitute children
JUDGE SMITH, of Manchester. n. H.,
has decided that the Granite state
Provident association is solvent and in
legal business.
JAY COOKE, the Philadelphia banker
who advanced $50, 600, 600 on bonds is
sued for the first project regarding the
Northern Pacific, and who placed $500,
600, 600 of government bonds during
war times. is making his first trip over
the Northern Pacific.
4 SKIN disease known as Italian
Itch is reported spreading in PennsyI-
vunia- It has been traced to imported
laborers-
CHARt.Es r. EeE and E. L Mcguire,
formerly Individual ledger clerks in the
keystone bank, have been arrested on
the charge of making false entries and
false statements to deceive the bank
..-nrrlin inEar.
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ARTHUR HUNr and his two sisters
were rowing on the Mohawk river at
Schenectady, n. Y. The boat capsiEed
and HINT and one sister were drowned.
The other sister Clung to the boat till
man swan out and rescued her.
THE immense warehouse of R. C.
Layton, South street. New York, has
been destroyed by fire. The loss run
up to s425, 900.
THE London Standards Russian cor
respondent, commenting on the de-
mands that come from all quarters for
measures to relieve distress, says it is
plain that the distress is greater and
more widespread than was at first sup
posed and that the worst is still TO come
THE British board of trade returns
for the month of August. 1891, as com
pared with those of the corresponding
months last year, show that imports
increased el, 42O, COO and that exports
decreased e., $50, 600
IT is reported that natives recently
killed the explorer Stuhlman, in a sIcir-
mish on lake Tanganyika, Africa
THE police OF Paris searched the
houses Of several of the promoters Of
the Panama canal company with a view
OF obtaining further evidence in the in
vestigation being made into the affairs
of that organization
HoE. REDFIELD PBoCFoR has accepted
the senRtOrship for Vermont, rendered
him by GOV. Page and made vacant by
the resignation OF Senator Edmunds
A HORRIBLE affair is reported from
Arcadia, La A negro yvaylaid, alb
Quoted and outraged q young lady
school teacher. and kept her tied to a
I tree Two days after she was found
by ssarchers aud her abuzer captured.
I He was skinned alive and cut 70 pieces
A DEAL is reported by which a type
founders trust is completed The com
/ bine Is capitalized at $4,000, 900 backed
| by an English syndicate The small
| foundries viii be closed
AS = result of a meeting held IN
I Boston the peoples party nominated
l the following state ticket For gov
ernor. Henry Winn. OF Maiden; for
/ liautsnsut-governe william j. Shields,
OF Boston, for sscrstlEF OF state,
| Joseph D. Cadle, Of FesE3eIds for treas
urer aud receiver. Gen Thonas A. Wat
son, Of Braintrees for auditoz, william
/ C. Walsaelds Of Lynn for attorney
/ general, Israel ". Andre vss, Of Danvers.
THE cattle breeders at Porto FE-in-
cipe, Cuba. have held q meeting to de-
I eide upon a remedy for alleged evils thai
[ have bssn caused 20 their business hg
the reciprocity arrangements now In s.
feet hesWeen the United States and
Cuba and Porto Rice
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Anarchist Nrgomaus formerly OF
Queuemo, Is the peoples party caudi-
date for judge OF the district court of
Wyandotte county--Lyudou journal
The Nrooman family is all right pri-
vately, but ali wrong when IL comes TO
political opinions. The young orator
Vrooman made "a nuisance of himself
until the Haymarlzet trou BILE caused him
70 put a clamp On his iayv--Capitat
So it goes. The people nominate
candidates who are above criticism and
the plutocrats com bine against them
because of their politics aud pretend
they want a non-partisau judiciary
Men of the caIiber Of ths person who
runs the Lyndon Journal are not ht 20
black Judge VrOomau's boots Ai-i-
auce Journal
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corrupting politicians from the halls Of
the state and national legislatures, so
should you this fall sweep hide-bOund
and subservient judges from your
courts.
The plutocrats say you are not fit TO
make laws, but let that not deter you
from action-they say even more en-
phatiCally that you cannot administer
them, but let that not deter you from
mounting the bench.
The pIutocruts and their pinchbeclS
couuterfeits, lied about your lavmaIz-
ing capacity, it is safe to say they lie
about your law administering capacity.
See to it, then, that only peoples
party candidates for the bench be elect
ed to fiji the judicial Offices this fall
Pitts burgh kansan-
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A PLUTOCRATIC JUDICIARY.

The PIutocrats Combine 60 Capture the
Judiciary ln the Interests OF the Money
Power.
In accordance with the programme
mapped ont, we are still 70 have fusion
in Shawnee county, but not with the
peoples party, says the Topeka Advo-
cate 1t Is a demo-republicau union
Judge johnson. by the grace of his
eEcellencys Lyman u. Humphrey, IS 20
be the fusion candidate of the Wall
street party in Shawnee county for the
Office Of circuit Judge The choice is d
most fitting one He knows the viii Of
his masters, and in rendering them his
most implicit obedience he viii not be
at all scrupulOus in the use of methods
He is a representative of the most cor
rupt party that ever infested the poll
tics of any state, and 10 the people OF
the county do not defeat him they viii
fail in their most sacred duty TO them
selves and to the country at large.
While his appointment to the position
IS in perfect keeping with the character
of the present administration, his elec-
tion by the people would be q lasting
disgrace In the language OF the
Topeka Capital, ''the record made by
Judge Mckay, of Harper county, has
alarmed both of the old parties. and
they will unite wherever possible
against thea lliance candidates in order
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-11

The people, for local county OF
fees, viii clean mp everything in Kan
sas this fall, but there is a danger that
the judiciary may, in some instances, go
by default, division, misunderstandi
or some other cause.
On guard, then,
Every peoples party man In the state
of Kansas
Redeem the courts from the thraII Of
the money power
Redeem the court rooms from the fec
ulent presence of corrupt attorneys
See that none but honest mem men
Of good sound common sense; men
whose sympathies are with the great
common people; men who viii give the
poor, instead Of the rich, the benefit of q
doubt; men to whom the melting out Of
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TYPHOID fever has become epidemic
in Negaunee, Mich. There have been
four deaths and there are now over
fifty cases and people coming down
six i day. The epidemic Is directly
owing to the filthy water from Teal
lake, n pond about ten miles long.
TIE fire which started in the Willows
tCal.l hotel from the explosion Of "a
lamp destroyed that building together
with the Union hotel, the Crawford
house, Hocheimer & Co. IS large general
merchandise store, the express and tele-
graph offices and number of other
places
The Central Market Co, prOprie tors
of a large building at the corner of
State aud South Water streets, Chicago,
has made an assignments. Assets are
placed at S3O5, 600 and liabilities SiOO. 600.
MUCH complaint has been made of
cattle stealing in Montana In Custer
county the cattlsmen have taken the
law into their own hands and news
has been received Of the lynching Of
Jerry Thompson, notorious rustler,
and his companions, who were caught
in the act OF changing brands
BRANDEE s. SCHAETTIE, wholesale
hide and fur dealers, Milwaukee, have
assigned with $4,000 liabilities and
ample assets
HEAVY frcsts have been reported
throughout the northwest Serious
damage to corn was feared.
AT Mansfield, O., Nicholas Weber,
aged 20, shot and wounded his sOn-in-
law, Philip Buhiman. and then fred
seven bullets into his own head A
family quarrel was the cause
TIE East Shore furniture factory OF
bEanistee, Mich, has passed into the
hands Of @ receiver. Liabilities, S7o,-
00a. assets. 500. 600.
FouR soldiers, J. O'Keefe, Corporal
ORerscz, J. Brown and Patrick Hogan.
belonging to company II. Fourth United
States infantry, were ouE On Lake eoaur
d'AIene in a large sail boat when they
were thrown into the water. O'Eesfe,
cRersoa and Brown were drowned
THE story OF a dynamite explosion AZ
White Pigeon, Mich, in which it was
stated that sixteen lives had been lost,
Is declared fake pure and simple
RECENT cold weather is said to have
destroyed the corn crop IN parts OF Wis
esnsiu and Minnesota
TEIz three Illinois monuments c1 the
asId of Gettysburg were dsdtcsted on
the Sd. IA the preseacs. IS Gov. E'tferi
s.sGov. Bsvsridge aud other notablei
kruuz Il1inesa
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News
wAsHINGrOl5 NOTES.

"AHALEGEO4r NOTES
SECRETARY NOBLE has directed the
payment to the Sissetou and Wahpeton
Indians, of South Dakota, of S370, 57s,
less TO per cent involved IN the San
born claim, under a treaty confirmed
by the act of March 8, 1871
WEBSTER FLANAGAN has been ap-
pointed collector OF customs at FL PasO,
Tex.
ACTTSs ArToRsEv- GENERAL TAFT
has received a telegram from United
States Marshal Walker, of the southern
district Of Alabama, saying that a mob
Of hfty persons had driven a number
Of families out OF their homes ia ChOc-
tav county.
THE steamer W. w. Corcorau was re-
Gently on fire at Washington. A
coiored boy jumped overheard and was
drowned The boat was well known,
being extensively used by visitors to
Mount Vernon
THE secretary of war has issued or
ders that no cattle from the Cherokee
strip shall be permitted to be driven
north of the quarantine line, but that
all such cattle must go south on the
line established by the department OF
agriculture.
THE president has appointed John S
Durham, of Kentucky, minister resi-
dent and consul-general to Hayti. He
IS now consul at San Domingo, and is q
colOred man of education and ability.
JUDGE C. HILL, of Minnesota, has
been appointed chief of the division of
Indian affairs in the Office of the secre-
tary Of the interior vice NJ. E Car
pentcr resigned.
LAzCANo. the Ralmacedan minister,
has given up his residence at Washing
ton.
SECRETARY TRACY has issued orders
for the Pensacola to proceed at once to
Honolulu. The state of affairs at the
Hawaiian islands resulting from the
death of the prince consOrt is bad.
MIsIsTEH EGAN has been instructed
to formally recognize the new govern
ment of Chilli.
COMPTROLLER LACY has notified ma.
tioHal banks that the outstanding fous
and "a. half per cent bonds will nc
longer be recognized as security for
circulation.
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The rspublicau-deua0cr fusion i'm
the state OF Kansas on nine district
fudees seems TO carry out the prophecy
made by the Economist some time ago,
that the democrats and republicans
would 20 together whenever such a
course was necessary 70 defeat the re-
form movement There is practically. 50
FAR as reform measures are concerned
no difference between the two old
partiee- To bring about such action
lbouId be the enGearor of all true aui-
ancs men as it. would prove beyond
question the charge Of conspiracy be-
tween the leaders Of the two old parties
that has been so often made by the aili-
auce. Let them 60 together by All
means The sooner they do so the
sooner will a victory for the reform
movement DO obtained - National
Economist
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-11
NON-PARTIsAN JUDICIARY.

The People Need Isss law aud 1Inrs
Equlty-LaETs Rule Points oaE
lIethoda OF E-vadinlg Justice.
The plutoCratic press 80 trying 20
make the people believe that they have
taken a sudden spasm OF patriotic virtue
and that ''for the good of the country
they desire 20 place the judiciary out
side of and superior TO the partisan
politics of the times. The utter talsity
of this claim is manifest mt "a moments
thought
How does the demand for pure ju-
dietary sound coming from class of
papers that applaud the acQuittal of a
judge like Botl1iu or Join in the hue and
cry against j udge Mckay against whom
she 6crcest criticism was directed be-
cause it was assumed that Inc had mis-
Interpreted the force of an order of the
supreme court2 Why do these same
papers fail TO criticise Judge Horton.
who deliberately lied when on the
bench he declared that IAN action for
the foreclosure of mortgage was not an
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justice is of more importance than the
maintenance of precedsuts or the in
volatility of techEiCalitiesi men who
would rather be right than be presi-
dent we say, see that none but such
are nominated, and after being uomi-
mated, see that they are elected.
The money power says: eve care
not who makes the laws as our agents
administer them, aud that is why they
are making this colossal struggle to
secure the election of demo-repu bIicau
judges
On guard,
My men, en- guard.
Rescue the courts Of Kansas from the
ShyIoclEs whose spirit has ruled its de
cisions.
As you last fall swept the corrupt and
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-11

A million children working in the
mines aud shops of this country and q
million able bodied men trampiug over
tbe country in search of employ
Punv children working all night with
an oversser standing over them with a
strap 20 keep them awake, while strong
men are unable TO md employ ynneut!
Women keeping death at bay with
their needles sixteen hours per day or
worse stil. compelled TO hud their
bread 10 broLhelE or a. the hands of a
lfbsrtfncI ana ia the face of all this
the plutocratfc anarchists howl that
there IS no need of political a-.d social
reforms. d independent
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The su=-treasury Hche me, demanded
10y the alliance, in some form Is sure 70
become a law, and although the enc
mics Of reform in any shape oppose ~
there is no doubt but that iu some FORM
with iudicious management, IL viii be
Inst what IS needed 20 save the whole
from being ruined by the avarieious
ShvIoclzs who evads taxes and control
laws so that they can rob, rule aud
ruin the masses legally but un1ustly.
1t is almost a criminal act TO try and
help these felLogVs crush humanity for
fIthv Guere- and &c will bs considered
50 in tsme.-La Crescent iMiuE-l Co
Operztor.
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-tsEuvv Is the baue OK rcpublics,-
and that partisan zeal which knows no
reasonable limits IS the greatest cGrsa.
The sun., 1891-02-08

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The sun., 1891-02-08
a DlANk FEMALE 9aoo0A.
Erpn ~ KsAsas C1v N~sL

- Frsedmsn's Town. = suburb Of Hou:ses.
psatedly proved herself match for any thfce
men that have pitted their united strenMs Ie snn.
cessfully routed Oflcer John Baxter and three
OF his assistants. all men OF fine physioue ~
The woman 10 = ,negress., as black as hlsn{
wagnlaoenty built and extraordinarily ssti,s; tive
OF tho bones OF the hand 81 woman .sn nn
whom she had fracas recently, and u W. s.Sa Sa
the police atom pting to arrest her tnat ~
not only was able 30 prevent them from puiuns. l.
ne hsndoufs On hir. ss. skins the of1sssi dns q
tSS house and oisssd and looked the 6oor.. :,
Is:T Z fsfS. Ss eas {.
s.,s bic Tu,Slcs were S = ad shds Masn s
woman whose name ID Caroline jenkins. n
about 80 years old. and Is the mother oi seven
children.
She has been seen to rick mp barrel Of hour
and carry II distance o: some yerds wtnpus
appearing 10 oyereXert herself. and when
tested was found to l. o able ~ real; with ease
a new graas rome an inch In diameter since
her exploit with the police Il @ I; said ~ shN g
party OF gentlemen propose trsysIling vitp Rss
u sho wtll 20 and give exhi6lnons o' ~. ~
9tyenRth. which 10 to be aeogib9d 70 p2 o!Se.
tFtcal or magnetic process, bus - o1eseAsS
1ovNlopRAnt Alo0A