The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-28

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accomplishment the desired whether such decent
mendabe Infamous The important thing with them
ascendncy
Cowy county, Courier tho charged the Non
political teaching advocating
resist
it's constitutional authority and It charged
that they traitors engaged doctrines Of treason
charges upon
October published
National Order which On organization consisting OF
ogetn or only pledged
action for the correction political the Of the right
and honest administration pf the both Saend
national.
composed pocalpart
right sufficiently pot
with which they respectively formerly affiliated
the old parties through their
explosion results,
disputabe That
fully competent thoroughly equipped
vanous doubtu That Ed r Greer and
Cow]y county republican central committee for political purposes
with Geo. Poomau surrender his manhood his oath
and bea the confidence his thereby destroy
Vncens their
Greer the members said committee Their testimony against
themselves will I suppose, be believed.
1888, abortve only
behalf they
commended Poorman the charities and guardianship Booth
aid
mittee McCy
generally
ah Parsons Chicago fame; presided
public meetings
en- lessons from him in the manufacture OF dynamite.
Upon 1885, Winfield calling the Office the
Nonconormist the the Bobbt
the J. O. Brown City No.
Greer hsmission make
the employ Hrtchs inquiries
Coeyve upon 1885, Cougher
hotel stopped CoHeyve The hotel register of
strangers have registered there Two gentlemen vaeda
part day. upon freight
point recognized
Hnr intermediate the of the freight
OF the vda they at and about the
passenger
At the Greer procured copy
the vidette ritual Of the
of which Pooman delivered the latter which
disclosed Greer which,
Greer made the publication of Oct 4th
Poormans perfdy, in that
shame which inspired him with fear Of Cooper
hotel guarded night
supplied him with which gave
commended him therein the confidence and
Booth Poorman left Winfield upon Topeka
reported Booth said by Hutchns;
page 60 intermediate the 18th 18th w.t.
Henrie appeared Winfield evnng anxiety concerning
publication the 4 he still in the employ Of Booth and
Topeka day succeeding
days appearance suggest
report clearly
the Office of the
inquiries concerning
him Greer Hnr left Winfield that day.
after which Mr. Greer was summoned Topeka BY telegram from
Booth which he responded here
sent by Booth because OF Hene him. his
from Winfield?
about the 12h Immediately
state central committee at mage * in s testimony Ha say
the committee Booth Hutch Prouty talking
with Booth and Hutchs taken the hotel
! by Henre, whom by Hutchins introduced.
i Greer published the first expose Oct 4th.
Poorman left Winfield for Topeka Oct 5t with letter Of introduction
to Booth Hnr appeared at Winfield October 9th interested
subectmat expose
Upon the 10th 18th Booth called Greer Topeka where he
upon
tion between Booth Huhs Greer and Hnr that the Naona
Order Vdette the Vcen herewith
their ceremonies which had heretofore
after to be made. Read Greer's testimony.
Was Hen Winfield upon 9th? No hotel register that
Greer s. Moore and Henry Vincent he Hene hms
he he O. Brown,
the register the Bobbtt
Henes
satisfactorily what which
wrote e what he be then what
TRUTH however either his doings
Il on F. j.