Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

POOR OLD KANSAS.
She VIII Have to Go Through
Another Campaign
AND A SHEER IT WILL BE TOO
For the Question Of Prohibition Is TO be
Fought Over Again,
The Stale Virtually Wei NOw-clsveland Fa-
tgued- The Result in Five Counties
In Ohio That Special Session.
North Dakota AL Right
Nd A slzzER IT WILL BE TOO


Topeka, Kan, Nov. IL, Two surpri- |
sing results of the election IN Kansas
which np to this timn haye escaped gem
ernl notice. are beginning TO attrlf uni-
yersnl attention. One is the carrying
OF the proposition 10 hold u consutu-
tiunal convention aud the other IL the
cessation Of the enforcement Of the pro
hihitory laws. In their cagerness TO
cnry the state and electoral tickets. the
Republicans generally paid no attention
to the matter Of a constitutional cOnvcn-
vention and il carried by default on their
part The majority In favor Of Il much
| larger than the Third party majority
| The object Of q constitutional convention
, Is revision Of the stair constitution 80
| us to eliminate the objectionable and alb
| sOlllte features and 20 add new and need
/ ed provisions TO the Old instrument.
The convention will be taken udVan-
| tage of by auti-PrOhibitlonists of all par
| ties to attempt elimination from me con
stitution OF the Prohibition amendment
aud the hottest kind of u night ON the
| question is anticipated.
lprenga Lewelling. the Third party gov
| ernor elected was originally Democrat
before he joined the farmers movement
and as such has always been opposed 70
prohibition. He has claimed aud sun
claims that prohibition as praciccd ~
Kansas has been farce, that it has not
prohibited and that tho laws enforce
ment hus placed into the hands OF the
party IN power an influence which has
been hasely utilized against the opposi-
ton aud often in way Of Discrimination
| against opposition localities. For thus
reason tue new governor announces the
enforcement Of tho laws must hereafter
be left with loc0l officers. This IN effect
menus local option and already the liquor
industry throughout the state has taken
u boom In Fort Scott, Kansas, where
the law has been rightly enforced mum
her Of saloons have commenced business.
In Wichita the old joints have been
moved from dark Alleys and rear upstairs
ROOMS 10 Main streets and down stairs.
Saloons have opened IN many other
towns and Kansas to-day is practically q
wet state,
FRENCH AND SWISS VIEWS.
Paris, Nov 1.-THE French republic
is just beginning 10 grasp the signih.
cnnce Of the result Of the elections IN
the United States. The financial col
umns OF the daily press and the financial
Organs declare Democratic success viii
give new Impetus TO trade, bring nddit
ional capital into business throughout III,
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