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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
ISCONSiN,
Measures Introduced IN Bob Branches Of
the Legislature.

AtasUEcS lnfFouuCtd III Do IA fdhtntS w
the Legislature.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 13.-The first
steps taken in the suits TO recover inter
est money from ex-TreasNrers MeFet-
ridge and Harshaw were taken Thurs
day. At an early hour messengers
left the capitol with papers TO
serve on the last two State Treasurers.
A formal demand is made upon
Mr.. McFetridgc for the return of in
terest on State funds amounting to
S15e. l65. and upon Mr.. Harshaw for
1913, oc4. These amounts are alleged 10
be the interest on State funds loaned to
banks during the terms of the two
treasurers, of which no account was
made to the State.
Among the bills introduced in the
Legislature Thursday were the follow
ing: Providing for State Bank Ex-
aminer; loaning TO the State Agri-
cultural Society $3.50, 600 at per cent
to buy grounds and erect buildings;
placing commissioned officers of the
Wisconsin National Guard on the re-
tired list without pay; fixing the age of
consent az Is years; prohibiting opium
smoking
The majority Of the Joint committee
on penal and charitable institutions re-
ported to the Senate In favor of the
passage OF Senator Mead's bill abolish
ing the State Board of Supervision and
the State Board of Charities and Re
form and creating new board IF six
members 20 combine the duties offboth.
Governor Peck announced the ap-
pointment ~ Michael Kerwiu, Of Mani
towcc, Dennis = Gardner. Of Platte
vile. and Ira A. Hill. Of sparta. mem
hers Of the state Board Of Norm al
school Regents The appointments
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
BLOODSHED AT NEWARK.
The Employment of Non-Union spinners
Causes Trouble.

NEWARK, y. j.. Feb 13.-Riot and
bloodshed occurred at Clark's thread
mil Thursday morning. When the non
union spinners quit work they were
carried over the river from the New
ark side in launch. and when they
landed on the kearney side they
were met by a throng of 1000 per-
sons men, women and children
--hoodlums pTedominating. Several
girls were crushed and one girl was
dubbed. Willie Richmopd, aged 9, was
shot through the foot by 4 special who
shot downward. Intense excitement
prevails. There IA scarcely one I'M
damaged sash in any window in the
whole mill. A thousand panes Of glass
were broken
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
CORDIALLY INVITED.

List of Nations Whom Secretary Blains
Has Asked to Participate in the Co.um
bian Exposition.
WASHINGTON, Feb. i3.-Secretary
Blaine has sent out invitations TO the
following nations 10 take part in the
Worlds Columbia Exposition:
Argentine Republic, Liberia Austria Hunsa
~, Mexico. Belgium Netherlands. Paraguay
and Uruguay. Brazil Persia, Peru, Guatemala
Portugal. Salvatore. Roumauis. Nicaragua.
Russia, Honduras, Servia. Costa Rica. Siam
Chilli Spain. China, Sweden and Norway,
Colombia, Switzerland. corea. Turkey, Den.
mark Venezuela. Ecuador. France. Germany,
Great Britain, Greece, Hawaiian Islands, Italy
and Japan.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

EVANSVILLE, Wis, Feb. fs.-Andrew
Palmer. a member Of the Territorial
Legislature OF Wisconsin in lss7 and
1888 and one of the earliest residents Of
GAINESVILLE, died here Wednesday. aged
%. He was for years in the newspaper
business. Before going West he pub
lished papers in New York State. In
lsis he run weekly in Toledo. O.. and
during the war was interested in the
publ alton Of the Jancsvills Times
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

SAN Francisco, Feb. ls.-gichard
Mandelbaum, Of the firm Of Mandel-
baum & Sons. wholesale liquor mer-
chants. left suddenly for Australia last
Saturday. leaving the firm embarrassed
20 the extent. it is reported. of 500. 600.
1t is supposed that the money was lost
in gambling in stocks The assets of
the firm have been attached by Lon
Ion, Paris and American banks.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
GOING ON a TOUR.
President Harrison Sopfen pilates an W.
tensive Trip when Congress Acyoorns-

sftp "bsh telrurts
WASHINGTON, Feb. II. 80 President
Harrison is expecting 10 make a pretty
extensive trip after Congress sd50urnS
No President has vet gone ont 10 the
Pacific coast. bat this j. what General
Harrison expects 70 do Presidents
Hayes and Cleveland SWING around
through the Mississippi valley. and
President Arthur went a. far a.
the Yellowstone valley. senator stan
ford some time ago in-ited President
Harrison. or behalf ofdhs Pacific coast
r. make q visit and the invitation wa
conditionsllv accepted Nov the Press
dent thinks be can 20. he win prObs
by be accompanied by one on two mem
eerx a the Cabinet The South vii
also he visited The tourney win prob
ably ne begun IN April
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
-----------------
Death Of Chinese Letter Morey.

BosToN. Feb. ls.-Ncws has been re-
ceived here of the death in Nashua. "
II, Of samuel Morev. who carre into
prominence during the Garfield Han
cock Presidential campaign os 1870. He
was arrested IN connection with the
famous Mercy Chinese letter"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

LoxDos. Feb. ia FIRE broke ont
m the British steamer Calliope, lying
at Newport. from Bilboa- An alarm
was sent out, but the fire brigade was
very slow in responding. and before the
flames were extinguished the steamer
was considerably damaged Two of
the crew were found dead in their
hunks. having been suffocsted by the
dense smoke
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. II A Chat
tanoo9a Tenn special saws. Doctors
jecIare that City-Attorney Warder, in
AL for murder. Is undoubtedly insane
Ills health Is ruined. and he may die
from ths strain upon BIS nerves Judge
Warsier "a confined for killing his son
n-lav. Mr.. simpson Fugette, a promi-
cent young banker. and his trial has
been postponed On account If his phys
zeal condition. as ne Is suffering from
two pistol wounds
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

CALLED on TNE PRESIDENT.
Isdises VISIT TIE white u.-.e s.s rsst~-
90 Coco aestre-

w1svY~eTo-. Feb. f3-The fn5isu
chiefs called sf N. white House IN 3
body ~ ] o'clocs 7'hursdsv sfterpooS
and rsid their respects " the President
They we're addressed frsssv br Mr.
Harrison. who pointed ot1t III. folly -
their going - wsF with the whites. sp
rnsde II plain that II they made sur
more trouble they would to punished
He told thera tber must teach their
young ren not 80 10 wsrrSs,-s but cfti-
zens- srd sndesvor ~ earn their cen
living syv soupe peseefui industry T'fs.
Government. ne SAID weuid p-otecs sno
encourage every Ipdiso who wss DIS.
y,ose5 e. ~ peaceful and industrious.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
LOST IN THE FLAMES.
Three Lives Sacrificed BY the B8rnine If
Bouse In Russell Copntv. ort.

House In Russell torntT. ert.
OTTAWA. Ont. Feb. IA calamity
occurred Wednesday n4eht near the
village OF s. Albert. cambridge
township. Russell County, which -
sulted IN The loss If three lives. A
famiiT named Ia France lived IN a
small house. Tie family consisted af
I'D Mr. and Mrs. la France. their
laughter. her husband. Azsrie Chart
ssud and two children. Chartraad and
his sic left yesterday 70 visit
Re~v. Louis Gerier. II Cam bridge.
and were away over night During
the MGR. the house took FIRE. CHI
La France awakening % End himself
surrounded hT aanss and smoke Re
struggled % The window AID jamped
Qua fnJursnr himself severely. Mrs.
La france and the TIVE chill
ir-n ~.rs hnrnea 70 death IN
ire house The nesrAhors cauls 10
rothirS - sxtinSsish the are.
vAsA suxzt Itself cut Cd "a Fxazes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

Here's On sccount 81 rrbhev vhs
s.,l DOWN the chimney - Brns&lys
sosr6ine hovse right INTO TIE rrs*e IRE
and isy tAer. f1r half % bour brfore
be vss discovered
Il suvvose se ~ss burned - sr-ssp7'
no. he vss frrsx>r stiG ~--5oo1a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

Pvrrsrvesr. III. reb - - iehs
Graham. ~be fatally stsbSee Dusc
johnson . merchant ~ gusssfi-ifle.
f~ssase The latter ~ss the successful
s1s.ur fo- Isa-'s hsrt cane frtc courf
and pleaded guilty - murder BE was
sent<pees r., thir1y pears ~ Dresser.
The killing occurred ~ . bsa TIE
wssks age.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

wILSEssArEB, Pa. Feb. 11--ns~id
Fox. the only survivor 81 the Not
siprhsm mine explosion II . year ego,
vas killed Thursday night ~ pre-
mature blast
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

Psrkins-whsa . magnificent woman
Cashiys wife Isl
Hawkins - ys-ss, but then. hes Q
fellow uho 10 sl~sys bcuDd 30 get The
b~st II every thing.
Psrktns -H'nl I'D het ron ny boy.
that he 5o>snt get TIE best Of bers--
Puck
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
TO AN IRISH JAIL.
wessrs. DslIon sd o-Rrser Leave Iossoa
for DuhIfa.

T,oxpov. Feb. Is-Nessrs 0'Rrien
AMI Dillon quietly left tie Essson rail
var station under a police escort A.
cIosk a n. looking fresh and
vel after their night spent in Scotland
Yard. The prisoners enjoyed ever
Ebprv possible. There vas nothing %
show TIA. taev we're not ordinary pass
enrrrs. ans they evidently regarded
their arprosehiar imprisonment With
cain fna5fr<rerce
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

iRg health fof some
time died Sudden
N al S,I5 q elecA AZ
his resiklrEss in
this city ilr
" ales, the piyAi-
clan attending 40
mira Porter Vac
hastily summoned
L. his bedside, bus
the Admiral Was
dead before lac az
rived Ali 81 the
members al the
family Nerf al
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

--n. He~os HstSts*scn--7ennev
CoI1ura--e7'n writing horrible taSe IN
t~enty-sir ehsEAera T'n gosnr 70 csl
a The k1rnssee ~ corP>e ws>ks
~ 80 BIT ~hst 10 the pao4 Hker
Tesre- coslrD-<o. sssaz have ss~evS
psoa~ Each sis " t~a--ADer1css
GronsR.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

w .Sn r.~ 80 sS-ve r~~srs e.r srv cf ff--F
sp af.s Dyspepsia Hesssh~ tndi Cr--
-ssratscn ~ C-@tfvenp-~ rsnree cure rstR Nr-Fs
r.-ssnie LIVER - sea fSe drertsrs az strictly
---ssss-s -A rN~v 80 ps-rsf v-x~tsnss ard -
es :. xf~. e.fsfarttnn. Sugar Coated Large hoxes>
-sn.st-ira y psHs = r~rss Beware - eeurserfsifs
"a --se,ftsnz ne E-nssfve e,~sfr-s aniT ~
TsS JoHx G wssx COMPANY. casSAs1os LIZ
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

18th the method and results when
syrup Of kigs ID taken; il Is pleasant
aud refreshing to the taste, aad acts
gently yeE prcmpIly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tsm eEectualy. dispels colds, head
aches and feyers aud cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
eniy remedy OF is kind ever pro-
dgced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
eeptabls TO the stomach. prompt ia
IA action and truly beneficial ia its
elects, prepared oaly from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, is
many excellent qualities commend it
o. all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
snd 81 bottles BIZ sll leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist MO
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly fer any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cfLIFOANiA re Sk3UP co.
say FaAAclSco. car.
iooasyRlE. ~. sts ross. M
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

~As fo2as n . sksa .4Enoss trezeu -
aesth. he has n0l slGss A<zn 4sle "a
spsak a2a sA<rs = little hops =: "a ~.
es8FrEFs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

Grease. Feb. 13-Chsrles errsch- g
West ssie grocer. Was killed 81 re e.
trance Of tie tsansl 81 css.erssr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
HEALTH IS WEALTH

"a. T. &. ksT's NAVE kND BEAD TKsAr.
NzNT. a guaran ICED specific Tor HysteriA Dikki-
nrss, Conyulsions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
headache. Nervous prcs'rati0n caused ~ the
Use 81 4. cohBi or tobacco, NJ akctulness. Mental
Depression. soiteainS Il the Brain resu ting
in,lusanity and leadins % misery. decay and
of Power "a either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SpeIniatorrhoea caused by OYer-exertion 9th
brain. srlf-atuse or oyer-taduigeacs. Zach box
contains one months treatment. Si.0O a box.
o. SIX boNes tor 800. sent g mall prepaid on
Tecclps OF price.
We GUARANTEE SIN BOXES
TO cure any case. With each order received
Is Us for SIX boxes. accompanied by $500. we
vii send The purchaser one written guarantee
g. refund the MONEY II the treatment does not
saecs cure. Guarantees issued onlyby
WHITE Il WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents.
. MOlroe-strert, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

GxyxxFEsEn. Isd. FEB. "a - Ess
rs.r5< srea -. has fallen her - -
EsSilsb estate ra.sed g -. 20, 90.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

wA~ysET. Ind Fer. fs.--7fss general
s41-. of Charles Fo-rv, - tins place.
~.s rebsez Thx,osy s5 $50 rortA q
eoz1A
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
ADMIRAL PORTER.
The here Of Many . Naval BATHS
Is Dsaa.


NAsEfSsToN, feh. Is Admiral
David II farteg, N he has lscen la fan.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

DFs NoTvrs. Is Feb 17-The State
assembly. Knights IF Lsh>sr. sdjosrned
ThsrsdsT The resolutions adopted de-
rnard the Australian ballet commend
the vork Of the state Baresa If Labor
statistics say that the prop
srty 81 corporations shcsl6 tre
taxed ou the same hssis ss in3irid
"a property, demand free textbooks
a. the States expense. .<k that
AIMED nssn uude- authority II pvivst.
sissursseces - deemed Tsistv - fel-
yn-. sns declare shst tsey sr. opposed
:, eoz~iet labor competing With free
E.+srr
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Eek Senator Ingalls, gave this tip to a re-
porter of the Detroit Free Press: ''Harri-
son and Cleveland will run again and the
do you mean it?" Eyes, sir, [ do; but
will say that Harrison might 90 astray and
Cleveland beat him out. At any rate I
want to be quoted as a Harrison man.
Prince Henry of Plsss, who is soon to
marry Miss CORVALLIS West, daughter of
the famous professional beauty, is a hand
some young man of thirty, who has for
many years been attached to the German
legation Mt Paris. His fathers domains
lie in Prussian S~ilasia, and AZ he is the
eldest son, he is consequently heir to the
paternal titles and estates.
DR.. Churchill julius, bishop of Christ
Church, New leland, is a plucky parson in
a practical sense, and was recently hoisted
to the top Of the spire of the new cathedral.
where lie aid the last brick on the topmost
course. As this was at the height of ga
feet above the level of the street. it showed
the bishop to be a man of cool nerve and n
regular brick.
Mrs. Window, who is in deep mourning,
Wv" H|SS''y AoPicocltcu, lulI5 1nlCCu-
rately, rs entertaining Mrs. Harrison md
Mrs. Mckee in an imposing manner at New
ton, Mass. The correct state of the casc
was that her brother, George L. Hatch. with
whom she is living, invited those ladies' to a
quiet family luncheon; but no one else was
asked.
One Of the famous wits of New York
quoted the country over, was the late John
IL. lravers, 1T seems that Gen. Sherman
and Mr.. Iravers were elias ,mates Mt Wsst
Point Military academy, although Mr..
Travers did not graduate on account of the
mpedlment i'll his speech. He couldn't
give the order to fire. Tho WAY he put it
was: Ready! Aim! F-f-f-f! Shoot"
saThe ameer of Afghanistan has issued a
proclamation announcing that he intends
to visit England. He has heard of the iolly
time his great friend, the shah of Persia,
had while visiting the queen and British
nobility. The news is quite n surprise to
England. as the ameer has not been invited
to come. A ruler of that country has never
been 80 far AVA from home, though two
or three Of them have been entertained in
lavish oriental stvle in India
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08
NIISSOULA.
Remova of the Postofice-8onds and
Other Bonds.

Removal of the Postofice-3onds and
Other Bonds.
M1ssoULA, Nov. 7.-[Speoial. The re-
moval of the postoffice to new quarters I'M
der the Bennett opera house has been Of
fected without inconvenience to the public.
The room is ample and unless Missoula re-
ceives an unprecedented boom the neces-
sity for another change will not soon occur.
All the modern improvements to facilitate
the distribution of the mail in a postofice
of this description lave been adopted. The
number of lock-boxes has been increased
to a little over six hundred, and these are
of the combination type which does AWAY
with keys. At first there was considerable
wrestling with the combination, but a day
or two sutticed to get the box users accus-
toned to the new device.
The experience of Cascade county has not
deferred the Missoula county commission
ers from deciding to issue bonds to the ex-
tent of $4,000 without first submitting the
question to the voters anu taxpayers. They
have advertised for bids on the above
amount of bonds, the money to be issued
in funding the present floating indebted
ness of the county. While thera is no
doubt that it is the general opinion of the
people that it would be more economical in
the end to convert the debts into a bonded
indebtedness, the legality of the plan pro-
poSou ny tAc ulS3lOU6fS ii QUeSU1OnfO.
The ever recurring bridge seems to still
be in a very unsettled condition. Mayor
Keith has refused to sign both the sew er
and bridge bonds on the grounds that their
sale Tor an amount netting less than par
after commissions were extracted is illegal.
How the matter will be got around seems
not yet to have been decided upon. 1t is
now SO late in the season that very little
of the proposed woyk can be done this year.
The hearing Of the adverse case of Chas.
FELTON, ct al, VI. the Iron Power NJ. d S.
company, was begun in the Missoula land
of1icp Nov. 2. Chas. FELTON, ct al. are virtu-
ally the West Iron Mountain Mining COM
pany, and the Iron Power NJ. & s. COM
pany is what is generally known as the Iron
Mountain Mining company. TIL land in
dispute is a mill site adjoining the Iron
Mountain c%ompnny's ground, and which is
claimed by the West Iron Mountain Min
ing company as mineral land. The min
eral character of the ground seems to have
been practically conceded by the witnesses
for the defense.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08
PHILIPSBURG
Business Matters and Personal Mention
Magistrate and Marshal.

Business Matters and Personal Mention
Magistrate and Marshal.
PH1L1rsBuRa, Nov. 7.-[special. Mrs.
ONeilh has opened a private boarding house
in the Shull buildingo on Montgomery street.
Fred Opp, of st. Louis. and Jacob Miller,
of Cincinnati, are visiting j. w. OPP. of
thisp place.
Bowen Bros. & Thompson have sold their
electric light plant to Missoula parties. An
arc system will be put in and the line ex-
tended to Granite. They will also furnish
light for the BIZ Metallic and Grauite Min
ing companies.
j. G. Mcleod has moved his boot and
shoe store to his new room on Broadway.
Harry Thompson, John Farrell and DR..
Il. O.. Holm have formed a co-partnershin
and VIII statt a foundry and machine shops
at Wallace, Idaho. The two former gentle
men will conduct tho same. DR.. Helm will
continue the practice of medicine here.
A q. A. IL. post is to be organized in this
place this month. A meeting was held Sat
urday night, and about thirty veterans were
present. james Riley was elected president.
A meeting of citizens was held Monday
night for the purpose of organizing a fire
brigade. 1t will bs known as Philipsbur0
Fire brigade No. /. There are alroady some
twenty-five members. Alex. Ringelinp was
elected chief. -
Miss Margaret r. Wolfe, county superin.
tendent of schools, visited orr school the
past week. OF course she found them in
good shape, az our four teachers are frat
clasa III every respect.
A.. y. Barton, who has been east, hns re-
turned.
The Fret National Bank of Pbilinahnr,
has just been organized, with j. A. Hvde
president and u. G.. Freyschlag cashier.
.DaVo Pizer iB visiting relatiyea in
Meagher county.
The CITY council has hold several meet.
lngs tins week, for tho purpose of creating
tle Offices OF police magistrate and msrshn{'
IL was decided in the district court ina
week that Police Magistrate Connolly Ind
no jurisdiction ms magistrate. What the
outcome will be, can't at PRESENT be told.
Many persons have paid finos and now thew
threaten to bring action to recover what
they have paid. A
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08
FINE RI,

In these lin de steele days, we are all
more or less familiar with the dis
c%ussions on woman's sphere in life.
What are to be the distinctive func-
tlons of our w~omanklnd? Are they to
follow in the footsteps of their grand
Notwithstanding old ladies, as many
OF us can remember and limit their en-
ergies and affections to tho narrow cir
Gle Of the household? Or shall they lay
fast hold of the evolution theory that
p%ermeates all modern life, and per-
sist IN their God-given right to improve
any and every talent that may have
been bestowed on them, on their right
to utilize their powers in every field and
by way Of honest endeavor, casting aside
IN their earnest vlgor the m~oss-grown
prejudices of bygone years? Opinions
or this vexed question are as various as
the persons who entertain them. But
we all know the monotonous note Of
the croaker. Educate your women folk,
he growls, admit them to politica equal
ity, and see the result. Unsexed women,
u VIII rush TO every extreme. Fe-
males who will neglect their homes for
the political platform and the degreda-
ton OF ward politics; creatures, who will
spend their precious days over the pages
of Leo Tolstoi instead of the valuable
information of the cook book. Female
persons, who will rend to tatters all tho
graces of their sax, who will ape the
vices and even the dress of their male
competitors, and who will leave usnoth-
ing human entirely lovely and loveable
except the hybred third sex called the
clergy.
10 the croakers Kansas triumphantly
gives the lie direct, and in this matter
OF female emancipation Kansas has set