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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
FOR MANY YEARS DIR,
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUMPTION.

Fosr wArSs. IND. Sept. II, 1s72--For the
benefit Of those who think CONSUMPTION in
curable will make st.tement Of my cure
On the 18th Of last March was taken vi "a the
Lung Fever. or "a the doctors called II. Pieuro-
Pneumonia. I was attended by one whom
had considered Vie most eminent physician
Of this city for three months and half. during
which time he employed five other physicians
as counsel. For sboat three weeks thought
1 was getting better. when an absc ss began 30
form In NV left lung. And the physicians pro-
nounced it Quick Consumption. From this
time failed rapidly and raised from plat To
had nitht sweats. BY the nth of June had
got - weak taat / could not iiff a glass Of
water = my mouth and was confined To my bed.
was reduced q skeleton except my legs and
feet. which we're greatly swelIed- Atfhis time
my wife seeing Or. Z. Cay T3dd's circular en-
pisyed him. and | am free 10 say imp owed
ssesdiiy from the time | commenced taking his
medicines 10 thrse days the swelling had
gone out Of my limbs and in three weeks I
WAS able 20 b. up and wax cat doors little.
and in ten weeks was able to walk tvs miles,
snd fels "a well as ever id. Nov wax from
three u four niles each dsv. neither cough not
soft. ] have No psin aud think ms luna
JOHN A. MILLER.
q ". Gre ghtoa- ave. Fl. wayne. lad.
NJ Nfier now weighs rs pounds
NT N Ter "a ever ~ years cd.
Mr.. Miller was cured ever ~ years aga.
This shows thar consumption can e per.
nlaaenty cared Nv Dr. :. Cay Todd
People are going between here and Fer.
WAYNE ever a4v. Get some friend 81 cal on
Nr. Mllier ard learn The particulars - ~
ssre. L. Was the tsls af the town for moafhs
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
New Rule At the Home.

At the last meeting Of the board Of
managers of the SOLDIER Home the
following acton was taken
Every pensioner residing 10 this home
and accepting the benefits must turn
over 20 the commandment, upon receip
of hn quarterly pension check, any
cum IN excess Of - per month. the
same 10 he held sub1ect 70 The dlspoeal
of the board OF managers Any an
frlngemens of this rule on the part of
an inmate shall be followed by kx dis
charge from the home.
The commandment has been made the
custodian Of The pensions, and wher
dependent families ersst they viii
made the recipients OF part OF thes
pensions.
The affairs II the bone are in good
condition. and when the Government
pave ia share the treasury Will Re IN
fuDds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
DREADFUL CALAMITY
5000 People Killed and 49,
600 Wounded, Many
Mortally.
Hundreds of the Wounded Not
Expected to Live.

DETROIT, Dec. 20.--[Speclal. When
the State Medical Society met IN Grand
Rapids last summer the then president,
in his retiring speech, stated that 1t had
been estimated that the members of
that society had saved the lives Of H.
600 annually. See his advertisement
IN the newspaper reports.
But 1t had also been estimated that
they had killed 5000 outright and
dreadfully injured $4,000 more, so that
they are now suffering with chronic
diseases by the use of their hyperder-
mic syringes and other means Of adj
ministering Morphine, Choral, Cocaln
and other well.known active poisons.
physician approaching the bedside
OF sick man or woman with hyper
dermlc syringe IN his hand is more dam
gerous than rattlesnake colled ready
to spring. because, being on your feet,
you can Jump aside and avoid the rat
tlesnake, but the sick man on his back
il perfectly helpless before the physl-
clan, and must take the fatal dose; or
the physician il more dangerous than
an Indian with q rifle, because the In
dian might not hit you with his bullet,
or he might change his mind, but the
physician never; he has been educated
to believe that ne must stop your pain
Immediately, even if 1T takes your life,
and stop that pain he will, whatever
the consequences. In this way, If you
are not killed Immediately, and many
are, you are, by the use of these pow
erful nervlnes. lulled to certain death
with false hope.
This false hope is INDUCED in by
<~Sf }o~ 81 81 r e. h0 sc~
man 10 unable to express his opinion
while he IL under the influence of the
drug and may never come out of 1t.
It - extremely difficult 10 learn the
number killed in this way, as these
causes of death are not reported 10 the
Board of Health.
The case is frequently spoken OF IN
this way: 'The man became uncon.
scious and remained 40 until be died. +"
"Iie died of Heart Failure" Nor
phlne. Choral, strychnine. etc.
How different sis the treatment of
Or. :. Clay Todd. the famous special
| lst. in painful and chrome diseases.
Without giving you peilative medicines,
| drugs 10 stop the pain. DR.. Todd
simply gives you curative remedies,
which e once begin 10 remove the com
plaikf, and permanently cure yous the
pain leaves you AID does not return.
| Call on or send some member Of your
| family 10 DR.. :. Ciay Todd, - Monroe
st.. room 1. Grand Rapids. Mich- lie
vii provide the means for your RAPID
recovery ard return % usefulness with
the enfoynaeut Of all your faculties.
All the tire you are taxing bis med.
| clues vaur head viii be clear, and yoH
VIII know what a going on sround you
and ven feel bright and cheerful.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
FAILED TO CONNECT.
Christmas Gifts That still Remain in tn
Postcfiice

Christmas Gifts That still Remain In the
Postefhce
The Grand Rapids postoffice contains
several uncalle1-for Christmas pack
ages which the owners will be per-
mitted to call for and take possession
of, if they can properly identify them.
As nearly as they can be described,
these articles are as follows: Most of
them are without proper addresses.
Loose in the mali bags was one CON-
bination pin cushion. very pretty. One
package containing tiny split-bamboo
basket, n handkerchief and a jumping
mouse in a box. A paste-board box
containing a tidy for Lois; tidy for
Addie; a neck-tle holder; q bureau
drawer sachet for May; these articles
are all very pretty. and have been
wrought by some skilled hand. Gentle
mems celluloid toilet set. A package
of shells. Mouth organ, loose IN the
bags. A package addressed TO Mrs. w.
f. BoIes, Kent county, Michigan.
The foregoing articles came from
abroad to the Grand Rapids Office.
There was mailed at the Grand Rapide
Office, without address, a tin box con-
tanning what appears to be new
tangled inhaler of medicines. The box
also contains q combination penknife,
corkscrew and other tools.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

Gov. Lnos rose 10 the majesty Of the
occasion and n the closing bours Of he
term psrdoned the following criminals:
Tom Ssyin. Adrisn's hid mayor, Lewis
T. s0wdy. 30 years for rape from cfss-
va Artber steinhef. ~ years for fnur-
der from Sinswssses and Harry Nc.
Bowel, u years for abortion from ths
CITY. The governor had before hifr
the applications 81 sixty other oonTicfs
at Jackson. bot be rSassed tire lesser ~
By, - fsref TIE dsxtsnsBisbsd dscp
OF PRISM reform sisyve Gsmed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
THE nIcHI0An DRUNK Hrs
..ss - K.a.4..... s.-ss u easss. ..s


nscs - kntAn>&zoss EkeSs ~ onoexs And
f~@ss themselves
TIE sesond annual meeting CT the
NseEigan Knights OF the GRIP held 81
Kalamazoo. wa . gratifying success IN
every feature.
The officers for the ensuing term VIII
De Is follows. ali good men and gallant
knsgats-
Prssident-George BArdeen Of Ksla-
mazco.
seeretary-J. L. Mecsniey of Detroit.
freasafsf-6. {. Cooper Of Lansing.
Chairman OF Board Dlrectors--L- n.
Mills of Grand Rapids.
Among other important changes IN
the by-iaws OF the organization we're
the adoption Of els use winch creates
tenert fund out OF which 600 will be
paid 10 the heirs or next-of-kin of all
deceased members who are IN good
standing at the date of death. Ii Was
also decided to enter upon . rigorous
campaign 20 secure an interchangeable
oe09-niie ticket from eli the railways
OF the state. The closing Of upper
herlhs III sleeping care. when unooeu.
pied WAS also advocated. These two
latter features were suggested for action
by George +. Owen Of this city, chair.
man OF the railroad committee.
Secretary John j. Bush's report
showed $50 members, of which 55Q
had not paid their dues for 1890. The
new members in 1890 were 5l3, OF whom
fifty-two had joined einee November i.
The treasurer reported the receipts q,
$5l6.52, expenditures $452.04, leaving q
balance of S34.9s.
Letters of regret lwere read from
prominent men who were unable 10 be
present, after which w. X. Walker re-
ported that 81 applications had been
made for positions through his conn.,
mittee.
The session closed with grand ban
quet at which Gov. Luce delivered an
address.
The next meeting will be held in
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
MAKE NO ERROR!

Hyou have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. s.
Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st,,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense aud loss Of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience in foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries.
and 2J years special prac-
tice jim the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
RECOVERING
FROM A
DIR EADFUL FEVER
In Vickshurg, Mich.

Hearing of DR.. S. Clay Todd.
g Monroe.st., Room q, Grand
Rapids, Mich, I called on him
in regard to my brother, Mr.. Joel
Shick, at Vicksburg, Mich. Ny
brother had been sick four weeks
with Brain Fever and had two
of the best doctors in Vicksburg,
and after doctoring him four
weeks they said he was a hope
less case, and all of his friends
would call to see him for the
last time. But to our surprise
DR.. Todd's medicines did just
as he said they would; they
helped by brother at once and
he is fast recovering. ! have been
with my brother 8 weeks and he
could not recognize me in all
that time, and after taking DR..
Todd's medicines six hours he
spoke my name the first time for
3 weeks, and he knows every
one now. Saturday night, Dec.
AZ, / first gave DR.. Todd's med
icines to my brother, and Tues
day, the goth. he was able to sit
up in bed and feed himself with
a spoon and hold a glass in his
hand and understanding he
has not done since he was sick.
JOHN SHICK,
487 South Union st.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dec. so. 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
omcers Elected.

Oasley division, No. lo2, Order of
Railway Conductors, has elected the
following corps OF officers c. G., r.
Tolkert; A. c. c.. B. A. 0stley; 5. ard
r.. :. III. wsslize: : C., I. N. Clark
J. G., Frank Tomlinson, /. =. ]. W.
Draa: q. 5, r. Hilbert; Delegate " TIE
Grand Divn5on, +. Noikerts Alternate,
b. A. oatiey: Trustees, :. n. Wssllse.
J. A. sm5th and r. III. Lsmkn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
A GOOD APPOINTMENT.
Eddie D'ooge ts Reappointed superse,
Court Messenger.

h-oose ~ O"k~ - 1@ePgvsns<o oPeft0x
Court Messenger.
The one only entry on the blotter Of
the superior court yesterday was pleas
ing literature TO all the reporters. IL
reads as follows: "In re, q messenger
of this court. Ordered that Ed ward w.
D'ooge be and IL hereby appointed q
messenger of this court for two years
from January /, 1891"
The lad above mentioned has occu-
pied the position for upwards of two
years, and has won all hearts by hie
brightness, modesty and fsithfulness.
Judge Burllngsme regards HIM sc the
apple of his eve, and without him Andy
woeid pine and DIE. The sjs;se.ntmcnf
gets the unanimous endorsements OF al
whose business calls them 10 the sn-
perlor court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
EQUAL Before the Law.

Lou Anderson has her rights as
against all others, Notwithstanding she
belongs to that great family of whom il
is recorded that there IL no man tina,
doeth good, no not one. When she
complained that Emma Tuttle and
Mabel Smith stole her plush sack and
flannel dress. warrant was issued fol-
their arrest just the same as II they
had been high up in society standing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

L. E. Hustin, of Cedar Springs, lie 20
sure that Manly osmun stole the in
spirator from bis boiler, valued at GIL
that he was willing TO see osmun
brought up TO Grand Rapids and put
into Jail on q charge of larceny. The
accused will be arraigred and tried
during the Ammo Domini 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

The following appointments have
made by sheris elect Eic2ne~n: Under
sheriff. wm. r. wash. superior cosri
ofsoer. Edward Harphy; circuit court
of1oer. Timothy j. Nosaer; t1TDkty
ex-AIafrrnsn Issse stewsft. sfoDspils
suoersasendent. James DouEhsrsF; dep
utsfs. Adrian johnson. Peter Nen6e'
Meaien- The other 3es applicants srs
hosxf8iiy waiting
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

Millinery gong 81 q great sacrsbse.
The stock Of millinery damaged by the
late FIRE at = Cana st, must re sold.
Goods damaged slightly. sad goods
damaged 80 that Yea would not know
4. ali naasf 70. View = yo1r tsE8e -
sarars bargains. First come, fTst
served. @. A. BEswrx.
z Csn2l-<t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
A Housewarming by the Y. II. C. A

In their new quarters. 26 North Divi-
s:on-st., the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION is preparing for . grand
house warming. which takes place this
evening. Handsome circulars, descrlp.
tive of the organization. together with
cordial invitations. have been sent out
by them. The woman's Auxiliary viii
assist in making all welcome, ard light
refreshments are To be served. II 10
with a new lease of life that the Y. N.
c. A. will watch the incoming Of the
new year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

The following new surts we're fled
TIE clrczit court yesterday Niiiarna
IRWIN AM A y. Hswles We. fflsrsas r.
Goth, sszsusyest, ~ ssrpHkgss w1llsrn
,. Pave ard Chsries \. Pave va The
Ne}eck MaDBfscfDrea Cornpsny, a.
suuaK,slf ~ snacnuss1ts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

The Valley City Milsnz Company has
no u<er n ne FnsBufsetaTe 81 -four.
Tss rrcss nets are n great otTa2na, AID
esgeesslly tie LAZY Waite. Try =
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Viii stevens wish TO
erpress their thanks to those who 40
kindly ASSISTED them during Their recent
bereavement,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

The second entertainment of the
series will be gwen at the smith Memo
rial Church, Friday evening, January 2.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

See advertisement for proposals for
$50, 900 cords wood.
NEwBERRy FURNACE CO.,
Newberry, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

TIE Cssrs Wheeler VS. vI gre .
silver medal contess Thursday evening.
JsnusYy J, st TIE old engine bouse o.
sxFitneS-st-. nortA % L<-onsrd. Adrs1s-
si0z l5 csntx. A. are Invfss5.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
r,tv WIT. F,ear.


Made by Valley CITY Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, i family fsvoTlte. Try II
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
CPRuoMg1L-
9I;9w:Glgg!IRE4RlN

Ask you to note their line of
useful and ornamental Holt
day Goods, viz:
Brass wood carriers, brass
coal hods, brass and Berlin
black fire sets, andirons and
tenders, piano lamps, all
prices; brass tables with onyx
tops, fancy candle sticks,
fancy lamp umbrellas and
shades, portable and banquet
lamps, etc. All at prices sure
to please.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
A BUSY COURT.

Statement of Business Transacted In the
Probate Once.
Hon. Cyrus Z. Perkins, judge Of
probate, furnishes the press with the
following tabIlated statement of bust
ness transacted in his court the past
year:
Wills admitted to lob
Foreign wills admitted 10 probate...-....--....-
Administrators appointed................. .-..l2o
Special administrators appointed-......-..-...l3
Guardians appointed for minors.-.......-.......lA
Guardians appointed for insane and MEL
tally incompetent -
Sales of real estate 80
Executors. administrators and guardians
accounts
Orders determining -
Orders for publication
Number OF sets OF commissioners Oh claims
Reports of commissioners OH claims fled. 30
Insane persons committed to asylum as pub
lie :. s,
Insane persons sent as private PATIENTS. =
Dependent aud neglected children sent 10
state Public School At Coldwater-......--....16
Children adopted %
lll-treated children disposed OF under lawof
1880
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
1874 East Fulton
HEAD OF MONROE.
Grand Rapids MusicCo


SUCCESSORS TO l. H. THOMAS & co.
NJ wEEDEy. w. J. HOsrORD.
Agents for the celebrated
Bradbury, Hemming and
Bush < Cert Pianos. West
ern Cottage and Lakeside
Organs.
Old pianos and organs
taken I'm exchange.
Washburn Guitars, Ban
los. Mandolins. Violins,
String sheet music and all
kinds of Musical merchan-
disc at
NO. . -. DIvISION-ST..
eopY BLOCK. GRAND RAPIDS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

.Hearts Of New York" oootinues 70
attract large audiences u Rsdmond'A
Matinee today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

Frank Mayo ended his engagement
~ Powers l~ss evening. ~stb his in-
lmlt2ols persoasisea Of "Isasy tfock-
ctr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

Charles Melville. gentleman whom
the newspaper fraternity dslaghitomee'
because be tells the truth about tia
show, 10 81 the Morton, and saying nat
tersng things about tie great military
drama, s.fhe Blue and the Gray
whlch viii be the attraction 81 he'd
moad's next week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-13
what to l,O II JugRed.

IF you ever get locked up," says
the venerable rounder TO New York
Commercial Advertiser man, "there
is trick or two worth knowing. OF
course ] am not saying you ever will
fall upon such evil ways, but In these
days OF ward detectives, who have
got to manufacture reputation, and
superambitious policemen there is no
telling what may befall the citizen
who pr0wleth nocturnally. In the
first place you must understand that
it is to the policeman's advantage to
have you looking as disrcputable as
possible when you are hauled before
the bar Of justice in the morning. No
matter at what hour you are appre-
hended, do not attempt to sleep in
your cell. Repose on a plank sim
ply produces aching joints and red
eyes the next morning and gives you
riotious aspect. Fold your coat and
vest up carefully and sit on them,
resting your back against the wall.
When you reach the prisoners pen in
the morning you will find a basin and
faucet in the corner. Take your
handkerchief and scrub your face
thoroughly, dampen it again and
brush your hat with it, using il I'm
ally to take the dust of your boots.
When you go before the Judge say
nothing and let your looks speak for
yOu."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-13
New Years nay x o,A.

~The young people OF the present
generation who 60 out Of town for the
holidays, or pay conventional visits
only when they have received cards Of
invitation" says writer, know
nothing Of the good old days, before
the war, when men used to lay wagers
upon the number OF calls they could
make on New Years Day, and ladies
used to compete with each other q to
the number Of callers they could 70.
ceive. Four fellows would hire :
hack and call upon every lady who
was known to any one OF them.
Whole engine companies-we had tn
volunteer flre department then-
would call in . body and be intro
duced by the foreman. The havoc at
the New Years tables was terrible,
and. - wines and liquors wcro served
ct every house, the condition of tho
callers when midnight approached
need not be described. Ladies Wero
insulted, parlorS wrecked, homeo
taken possession Of BY unknown ruw.
dieA Then It became tho custom Ia
any caller known to the family q
stay until another similar caller q.
rived To relieve guard. Toward evan
ing these family friends hAd - ~
coedingly lively time, assisting ~
ladies 10 receive 4 club Of Geatlo.
mems 6ons, : Or ! troop Of fsntasticalA
Thus The GOOD old custom o6 o.
house on Now Years Nas killed h
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-13

OF course this hardship came alOno -
those who had put o6 tbs task ol vUta9o
until the last moment allow 4 un0oF
the Law. ana ,hcn there was not enoogh
time to hand them properly Other
features OF the law commended Is - tho
good opinion of citl1snA for IN ~ excof-
else the ID Ssion OF the ward hummer %
forever euded and the political healer b
wi hout m occupation. Advises from
the rura! districts are to the e6ec1 that
Quits . number Ut votes wore lost
through the ignorance OF the voters, ai-
though schools had been established In
Oil the townships for the education OF
the ma sseA Very few W ters q ed the
ave minutes al 'otted, and many required
only i mi1nte, aud sOmo ess than 3 min
ute. A notlce&b effect Of the new Law
Was tho large amount Of straight Il r.
cts pollSd. voters evidently fe2rin9 20
pia moro than one mark ON their
ballot through fear OF destroying theie
vote The only criticism heard against
the nav ection Law ID the large addi-
tional expense for erecting b0oths -
each precinct In order that the votsf may
deposit . secret % lot Hus enmplAint
was general that the booths wero poor y
lighted, maxi u .scratchiB9s . difficult
operation 1t is 81 d that both candi-
dates, Mckinley and Campbell, avoided
oil difficulty In this linn BY voting their
tickets straight
In Chi ago sictors and vanquished
are agreed on one thing, and that ID
that the row election law worked
chafmingly Now that ths law has
been tried and found satisfactory, both
Republicans and cmocrats are won or
ing how IN election was ever conducted
without it The only citizens who splke
disparaVinglv Of II were the professional
ticket peddlers. As the new law abol-
ishes the cupation Of the ticket ped.
d or. It Is rot to be wo idered a. that hS
views 1t with disfsyor. OF course there
will be still mon a. the polls or
rather within 100 feet Of them,
who will consider II their duty
to offer sugges ions to the voters
as to the candidates who should be 70.
vored with their franchis., but then they
will not be ticket 70 dlera A citizen
can only vote an licial ballot, aud this
must To given to him by one Of the
judges OF election. The peddler. like any
ord nary citizen. can get only one ballot
A peddler without ballots 10 not regard
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-13

and tho House by from two to four ma
jority
In Massachusetts, Russell Dem J, II 10
estimatel, has received 10000 and
Allen (Rep.) l5l.GO0 votes, leaving the
Governor . plurality OF about 6.OO,.
The vote of Boston 10 36.5l2 for Russell
and ss.Ys7 for Allen. which gives the
Democrat. plurality in the city Of
1885 The towns outside OF the 4ities
last year gave Bra kett tRep) 59,sls
and Russell Dem 52,Sa9 Returns
from 262 towns tIis year give Russell
4r,s7l and Allen 59.3s4. Gov. Russell
gained IL per cent in these towns,
which. applied to the rest OF the
towns, would make his total in
ell towns 5o,l.9 Add to these
fig Tres the vote Of boston, and Il
swells Russell's vote TO 95. I'll and Aliens
to 9i,790 The ci les outside o. Boston
gave Russell . year ago IS, IA and
Brackett 5a,5l5. Russo carried them
the BY abous 2,s0o plural ". The Ia.
creased vote this yesr IN thes same
cities indicates tn Russell will have
over 5000 vutAs and Allen So, OOO. thus
making the total vote In the state about
lst, 900 or Eussel and 1871 10 for Allen.
Tho entire Republican State ticket,
with the exception Of Governor, is
elected by ample pluralities Returns
for membe OF tho Legislature thus far
indicate that seventeen Republican Sem
ators are o.ectod. Complete returns for
l27 members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, little more than one. half.
show that eiGhty.two Republicans have
been elected and forty-Ave Democratic
The Executive Council will probably
stand - On Republicans to one Demo
crat
Returns from every county in Penn.
svlsa anis give Gregg (Rep J, SO. s33 piu-
rality over Wright (Dem. }, for Auditor
eneral; Morrison tRep.). for State
Treasurer, 47.467 over Tlden (Dem J.
Tho Republicans Of tho Fifth Micht
Kan District elected Charles f. Eolknap
70 Oil the vacancy caused bg the death
Of Congressman lord by plurality Of
1900 to 1850. The Peoples party polled
nearly 1000 votes
Returns from nearly every county 10
Kansas show that the Repub leans have
carried . majority Of them and that the
Alliance vote has fallen o6. The Re.
publicaAs have esscted nine ont OF twelve
District Judaes
The Colorado Republican Stats Com
mittee Claims the election Of Joseph g
Helm for supreme J1dgs by 5000 ma-
1oVity.