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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Or. Drummond' Lightning Remedy
for rheumatism IS put zap in large bot
ties, and the price IS Eve dOlius % bot
tie. 1t cures every time. an tile
cheap remedies Pus together are not
worth one bottle of De- Drummond- S
Lightning Remedy ANA amy sufferer
viii be5r testimony 60 that fact. aud
any druggist-wLO has sold it is ready
and willing TO offer evidence One
bottie viii cure any ordinary case, and
tile money wIli be returned If DC ftIis-
Seut uo amy address Prepeid on receipt
OF price. DrummCnd Medicine Com
pany, $3.50 HaiJou LaEc. New york
Agents wanted
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

CARDINAL MANNISG and Bishop
EpHulding have both come out ia favor
n opening the Worlds Fair on sun
day. 1t Is difficult to understand the
PpndHents OK those who are still
demanding that this exhibit, which
may DO made such grand educational
institution, shall be closed 10 many IF
ihUse who most need its helpful, eIe-
waiting innuences.oH the one day OF the
week i'll which they could avail them
,rrINes nf II.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09
UP FOR KANSAS BY
SITTING DOWN.

In IA special dispatch from Topeka
to the Kansas City Star, Bearing the
date Of December 7EI, the following
is found: "a letter from Hon. c. @.
Foster, United States district judge,
t. Governor Humphrey was made pub
lie t0-d-y, and will create big ssEss-
tiCu Throughout the stuLe;
GyvEHHCH Hun PuIfEE5-I have been stand
Eng up for Kansas so the best OF my atlIiiIy-
but when iU comes 20 stealing members o.
she legislature snd presidential electors Tr0.u
q political opponent sou must excuse ms iT Z
sit down. Yours sincerely
q. a. FosEEa.
Judge Fuster haas been "a lifelong
republican, hut for several years has
not been la close touch with the sJl.,e
leaders.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

FORTY NINE men were LAID on at
tie Santa Fe shops "a day or two after
the election. F'orty-seyeH of them
were peoples party nIan. 1t is cur
rentiy reported That previous to the
Election, George X Peck notified the
men thai unless they voted the railruad
tickets they would lose their places.
There will be "a day OF reckoning yet,
Mr.. Peck, Hnd lie laughs best who
laughs list P0p',gist Topeka.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

THE size OF tue peoples party vote,
not only i'll states which they succeeded
in carrying, but i'm OtheIs like Indian
aud Ohio, shows That the successful
party hrs by 10 means satisfied the
farmers "f the interior by its radical
platform. Examination of the views
of Gen. Weaver ou the result of the
election, or the platform of the farm
er's nIIiaucs-which had stormy
meeting at Memphis last werk-or the
utterHncrs of the conservative Patrons
Of EIushaudry i'm national convention
at Concord, y. II, viii convince any
rejecting citizen that other issues than
the adjustment uf the tariff au I regIl-
latiun Of the currency must be faced
by the great parties. OF "a new one will
succeed-temporrily if not perml-
Henlly. CoHgregutioHuIist.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

E-EeL a. --i-Hae4 lt--e-fllei -l-r -aaa-
IN the district court OF EiwarLs county,
state OF Kansas
William Maxwell, plaintiff
Frl-lIE wagner Anna Wagner aud The Ken
sH5 Loan aud Trust Company trustee dc
fuudHuts.
BIS virtue OF an order OF sale issued 90 me
OUT OF zutd district CHuTrr iu tho above euri-
It HCriuus wilt uu SO uguHF che Zud day Of
JuIuurgr A. d.. Is.ag between two and Four
u'ClDcE o. m OF suid day. HL Ile front door of
the CuuEr EHu=a- lu the city of AIus.eF. Iu lhl
county of Edwards iu the state yf Kansas
Gl=I az public SALE aud cell Iu the highest and
best bidder. l8r cash iH hand. uat tue folio VI,
luE-desCri bed rura estate, tD-1viE=
The eusr - uE section p tu township. IS south
or Tlugu lH west OF the 9th 7I- wing aud
situute iu the CgLut5 o. Edwards Iu LEe state
OF kansas.
The ubuve-dgBcTihed raui estate viii Ice sold
without upprulaeu'eut GO a4t-fy said order Ui
Gale. r. g. WBUFErS,
sheriff Of Edwards county Euusa s.,
Frederick D. Lu-ICFr attorney Tor p4lluElu1
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

TIIE Peoples Church, Of Topeka. is
sGaed upon the three following broad
principles:
neutrality-suspicious. OF the Eternal
in existence, whether called God, Ma
Iura's Laws, or Moral Principles.
Study-sseEinz to know the philoso-
phy OF life and the positive princi pie
Of good.
Notwithstanding 10 apply nature .
ar,iEr 60 human society. through tile
application of the universal principles
Of morals to Ril civil, economic, and
+arciy,l selusiOHs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

TT 7 --|--T"----- IT. ~ M ~
70 tla district court or Edwards county.
slgls ur KANSAS
Charles r. Chase, pIaiutIu
august Bertrlulr Ida BuUIrzu. ada g. Tubhz.
all q , Lutus aud IHe hausHs Loan aud
trust company IEu=ElC defer. duuE
15 virtue of am order ut Guile issued 60 me.
olll OF rulu lialr O. -uLlr-. Iu Els lsuHVu emf,
Yea action VIII uu Monday Llu =ui lHg OF
D HuusFEs A. D-r lsa3, between two and tour
elul-. g. me. ut 5all day ESQ lg front lt,a1r I
iue court house lu Lue city of hIuEIL s.. ia the
county or EDWARDS, iu the state Of kansas,
on eL OK hIlat- sale and sell 90 the uiEugE
ana best bidder Tor cash lu hand. liI .u1 f1I-
lowing lczcFIu7l real estate te-gFit=
ne north east p or section tn Tow salQ
70 5uuth ul range 20 west of the 9th y u- ts ing
aud lltulttc I'm the county OK Edwards ga tue
state or Kansas.
The alb fvc-deFcribcd real estate viii be sold
without appraisemuul- 20 satisfy -gid order
u1 sHie- X q. LUEEHIS,
SheriE Of Edwards county kHuzas.
Frgu'llCk d. Fuller attorney tor piuIuLll-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

CALIToEssIA IS rapidly coming to the
fTont as = reform slate. At tie last
election two important amendments TO
fhs state constitution were adopted.
One provides for the election Of United
States senators by direct vuLs of the
people; tho other for an educational
qualification OF efecS,rs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

A FAYETTE county man boasts that
on November 8th lie Was over i'm Bar
5our county, Alabama, and east dur
ing tila day six Cleveland ballots,
receiving one dollar foV each vote. In
Augusta, wagons were loaded with
hired democrats who spent The day
driving from OnS P8lliHg place to
another. thereby helping wonderfully
in piiinE mp "a majority for Cleveland
and the PEERLESS, Christian gentle
man, j. C. e. Black. Great is democ-
racy p. p. Perry.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

"SPEAKI2yG Of the results of the
election, 80 the Cube democrat remurk,
that ''ths republican, party WAS beaten
because it had taken a wrong position
oa some of the leading questions ct
national rorceyu II WIS wrong Oh
the federal esecti a matter; it wa-
emphaticIily and fatally wrong on the
tariff. The passage of tire Mckinley
law uf 1890 was the greatest b,uuder
committed by amy party since the dem
Ucratic crime of secession, 1t over
whtlmingIy defeated the party in the
congressional election OF that year,
and it WAS the leading cause in the
overthrow this year Many republic
cans WHO were never in favor of the
act believed after the setback of 1890
Lat the popular hostility to it would
subside by the time the presidential
election came around, and that tho
party might then retain its supremacy
in the executive branch of the govern
meut and regain control Of tile lsgisla-
i've branch. The returns show how com
plCtely cOHspicuuusly those hopes
have been biustsd-'
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09
CHAPTER 80. IE.-HAsKELL COUNTY
STEAL.

CHAPTER 80. IT.-HAsKELL COUNTY
STEAL.
The pressure of public indignation
has compelled the republican pahLi-
clans WHO manipulated the Haskell
county fraud to undo their neFarious
work. Secretary of State Higgins has
Induced Stubs, the republican caudi-
date to whom tile certificate Of election
WITS wrouRrully issued 10y ths board Of
cauvussers, to return it and 70 refuse
to appear and qualify at the opening
of the legislature. Whether or uut tie
certificate viii be given 10 Rosenthal
is not stated. Tie true inwarduess Of
tie error in the certificate Of the Has
kell county clerk has not set been made
apparent. The county cisrk is NOW
out with tile statement that ne made
no mistake and that if any change
was made IL was after Tho certificate
had left His hands. If this statement
is true tire politicians who manipulated
the certificate at Topeka were playing
q desperate game, which We thi.lk the
rank ami Gle uf the republican party
viii not be willing 20 endorse
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

". ID. HoHaLLs Is punctuuuE ihe
fabric Of our social system with the
ssiIletn point OF sarcasm IN his '.Trav-
tlIer frofA Aitruria, now running in
the C0sm6poltiGn. II IS coming to he
pretty generally understood That Mr.
3i0veIIs' views are strongly tinetured
n i.h socialism; no one who has read
''Phe World Of Chance can have fail
Cd 10 siiscoves- this fact. In the pres
emf NIrriz hc Yengassuts himself as q
host entertaining, at summer hotel
"a Traveller from Aitulria, ~ INud
where socialism has, OF course, been
established for ages. The traveller is
HstOU2ded tn end igid class disJiuc-
tbaIlg in oar land eft boosted social
equality, and the host cadeavors to-
g explain matters, which leads 70 a com
parisou Of cou'HLiuls existing in his
country ana III our own, greatly to the
discontinue Of the host. 1t having
hetn explained to the Altrurian that
she gent :eIuen at the hotel are prufes-
sionsil and business men resting from
ths's ,vearisonc l;tlior4, he iunocen thy
a-ss. '.shaH find some of your ether
WeJTy Workers here, t,so2'' ''tYhat
.s.fbsr weary workers.. 4 asked. Why.
sSnl.r snsrhAuics and tlay llb0rsu5, you,
,:aG ulaHlslsqs au'i giase blowers, your
t,,iIssrs and FARMERS. yu,Ir printers and
in.ii operatives, your train men End
sl.l trgy ttil.id.i. OR ID hey pre- frr 10
s., TO resorts of thsi- owasH Is it not
taleo.raRinE To knew tilsat 80 mssils
ii.ya5er Eli i,is are 9ent llIes3i tlle soiu
ytsa II tie s5ei-st gtFots5e;aR
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09
,-. s q. 9.IiI.5.,, -sALE.-sya $3.50.

IIT"- Ul"TI7llI D.oll-I.I3IId ~
in 5ge district cuIrr OF Rewards county. state
The American Envaatmeut COMPANY. rlrls1r-
"a
=Aulfls- defends urs-
lt1 sirtlz or ag order OF sale issued 20 me.
80 oi rai- 4irt. lgt court Ia rue above uut-
yea lt-lpl-- D rI-lH uu Monday EHs nd laN OF
-.tttta-Fr 81 dee $50. between two and fuur
o. -'1eA = zl-r OF said day aI Tue fTaul dnuG %
t-- court mouse lu lIG city OF IAtua.eE. rU Elu
ese-t1 on edwards iil ElH stat OF ElHsa=-
g4eF az MOSS SAFE ami -Sll 10 rle hl-.IIcsI
s-laA Hs7L bidder sur cash Ei autf- ala Tne Tur-
low 4--t@-rius a real estate la wits
le norm a eaL p OF section "a township Is
-olL1 ana ln ratlge lH west or Lle can o. lu.-
= lus al1 altuutu 900 tEG county OF Edwards 90
tHE state of huuzsa-
ue atl1h t-1ea-rl Ted real aslaLC will On sold
ut sale. b. ii ElsrTFEffsIs5
wv % -ler.u ut Edwards county. o. I-lssiz.
f's Is ? Erillls 4LEuEl-eF Tor ULIIuLtu
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

FoTR years aga Missouri cast g, 900
votes for stpetrr, Union Labor candi-
tate for president. Two years ago size
caBt 25. 400 votes f1r Jones. Union Lii
her candidate for judge Of the supreme
court. This year she east Al 600 votes
far Weaver.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

SosE ruilroBd employees seem to think
that because the corporations object
to government ownership Of railroads
the employees should also object. Why >
What difference does it make who
pays the wages just 50 they are paid
and are good wag s. Every mail car
rier works for the government and has
a shorter day, easter work and better
wages Than any railway emplOye doing
work Of tIlat cI.ass.-Es.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

First Published December gJn Ie1s.
state Of < S,.,,,,,.y ss
In the district court iu and Tor the c0uuy
Ebeuezer b. Jones, piaiutiF-
,homas Z,mmet. sophia zimHiet BITS wife, C.
h AleClcIIgaUIu- j q AuHTuas manager l-He o.
@ it lbs 5.. ssirsl, y iziaiII 5rpluy
% corporation p NJ trycr De- lii't. z g., D.
q Adams, MANAGER OF tue Phelps s. hlEr.g ~
Phsios & BigC.oW Wiu,fmili company q COR
Eon Sin take notice that Joseph c Platt
ana Thumos /. lluiuc- ruuCi-err executor OF
the Last will 90 E4et'zeT I- Jones, g1e5l--l.
and Julia D. beach, isaneila ite9inau- Helen
aud GsTIs=es Of 800 Il-eE Is. -1nt7 Ils5l-t7-,.,
county In due stGtr OF kuI-zas, Eheir uppii-q-
jrYT, I'd. i.5yt. nsrnad DiaIntiE sl-par,cd bis
lie az the cuuHry oI hcu-sllacr. tu J1e stat.
Ir1,iur a viii uf which to- zaI1 Jusuul c.
FiaIt AMI rlolnns 3 h'iieE1rlll-cEer are pc
T.5..'i- izit-eii,s i5as.I.asi EIeisa D. > lzrr-
heirs aud dsvis-u= OF rho said jcues CO ed,
euJit Gd scJiou On the 81. 5 DAY Of siay, ls1s
Eas u1HHe upvu 40 % DER 9t safe l7sIle4 li-t1-
tls deatE o. lhc s-'id Elenc1er % Jc1e7,
plaIuuh iu said action nod cJusesuoTf'y wac
eFroHeo-- aHa yein, Hn1 asking tns court ~
p Tlvlul "a q judgment sgE.icEel Do lhe above
IN n Be 1-iTlt5 Of me 1si-I fo-c8s .. T'iart
and Thomas a huisEeru.. czeg. ez-cufora ~
aud JtlIIa 10 Beach Isabella BauIuau. Helen
H. o. uicEar 1ua.er and Gather lllz j FlHll- ueira
ard d=FI-e-a OF Euaueze1 b Jones, deeFillls-i-
as uIaluLIGa. and yuu and each OK ca llEsl
appear Iu esd court uH or LctuEe tue -tth
uHH OK Jan uargs 1913. aud show cause HIl
Esd sale should HoE Doe zet aside ana 80
Judgment revived DO Ilg uuEle5 o. sal u1s7-t-
16rs and hs irs az pIaiutiDs- as ~ them p Hy-
ca Lor. zild este via be set aside uzld llli-
lu Gur revived uE ia said lFaitcl-it1l ana l.l1-
Illgs uEus Ell EfHrs - = n-4-r-r
e .ll uL ig district raurt o. Edwards erlu1t1
Ear.# aau=EEa
zhas o Et'aiu l9d y q Frelea aa,l.erassylss s9E
.-ls glove NAMED alzLl-ros aLl lt-sa OF G1---
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

OFFICIAL records show that in 1880
Gay Gouid hsld absolute control Of 10
900 miles Of rail-say, more than one
LirEh Ct tho entire mileage of she
country. At the time OF his death he
controlled Is 600 miles.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

ONE Of the strongest arguments
against corporate control Of railroads
Is shown in ths annual report Of the
y. X. s. I. railroad. The receivers
turned the property over to the com
'Pany with a surplus III the treasury Of
52s7, 1884. Tie first year of corpor-
ste control results in q deficirnc, Of
sz8e, sIS.67. So much for an example.
Junction Ctfg Tribune.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09
First published December o, 1872
NOTICE OF FINAL zFTTTEgfEsvT

StGte ng Kansas. Edwards County. s=s Ca the
Probate court i1 Iud Tor -uid county
Iu the matter of the estate or DAVID Bar-
Der. ueggaHtls creditors and HH other per
sons iuter--tvd iu the aforesaid estate arc
hereby moi in.1 that suaII apply EU tuu next
term or IGe Erurare court Zoo aud for =rId
county sltLiuE Et tho court bouac. iu kuslgy
county OF E1War s state OF Kansas ON the
yth aHv Of January 49, ID 1893. COR e. tuI and
% IA! settlement OF z1iu estate
D. D. la WfrIN- AdmiUistEIr"r OF
tho Estate or a rIu lf4EEEIl. Deceased
Dated this -5ta DAY gf November. A. d. ls.fs-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

FIRST Published December 9tu 1852.
STAFF. OF Flunsas tu Thomas j. spfImEu arthur
r Poole and Tho SuuwulLer Mortgage Com
THuy
z.IT-1 i'm the q strict court OF Edwards county
Euu-Hs. by IT HuEEIu Atkinson EU1 That
unless , uti answer the petition liod Ig sail
Ti1fntifTs on or before ghe -uEh dizzy OF JuUu-
AZ TasE said pctuIIUu VIII be taken ass true
ana fudEEuerIE rendered against EuL Accord
fuuIv- furegiO~iuE e. mOItzu.-e executed and
fpTrvercd hy ThuuIus j. EHIluuu GO Tho 1uu-
walter MnrruHEe company dHte7i Muy =n1 !5si
ON Eht TnfIusgiUE- desert bed real estate lL I'D
v-rrds county EuUHus tu-T1ts
The east = OF the southwest - Hua the
south = of @ he SOUTHEAST p ut section rs iu
towns hlu south iu range lb sTss-t OF Lle lLu
D. M. and FOR gEr sale of eElu real estate
7rIruuut app raj sUmCu E 90 pas tne ue-L sCcur-
cd bg said TuurtEaEe-
IS Tlut.ss nay hand and tEC seal OF said court
this :5r.d day OF December. 1872. Al EAPP-
TsEETT clerk OF said court
Ivuh ID. Eugrrs. attorney or plaiHJig-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

II should be remembered that the
peoples party is not IA movement Of
the farmer and common IubureT exclu-
siveIy. It's a movement of the people
against the parasites. Unless We can
unite all legitimate Interests, labor,
business and professional, against the
class TINT absOTbs the products of mus
cular and mental labor without render
ing ian equivalent, then our party viii
fall to pieces with its own weight.
There are too naay people in our par
" yet Who, with tongue aud pen, are
COnv eyiug the idea that no one is vel
come in our ranks except q farmer or
a common la5orer. This is one nf uUr
own mistakes that needs correcting.
Cincinnati Herald.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

ALL OF our candidates for congress
deserve great credit for the gallant
night they made. No mali Will ever
to put their democratic .'mpetitors in.
The instance given by Mfr. MrGhee
in Crisp's district is only one in many.
Just such frauds were committed all
over the state. How long are the peo-
pie going to submit To it? We have
to-day at least oue-hsIf of the legal
voters Of the state. How long wil! we
allow the other half to rob tue ballot
box of our yotesY-T'. p. Paper.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

T--II0I-" % I|TT| ------ wv
j. Scott Fcatmuu. hereby certify tho fore
going 60 be % true statement OF the various
funds according 20 tine books OF NV Once this
18Th Gay OF November las&. Y EATNAN-
County Treasurer
Subscribed uud sworn TO before me this 50Lh
day or Uru-ubeF, 1872 aud D hereby certify
zinc above Co be correct EtutgmruE OF the
vurious accounts according 10 she books OF
the county slurks Office
Witness INV hand aud the ousial stu nl
1872 r. "a. n ANstlE-
LsEAIl County clerk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

ssLAA. ALt:It,nt, has J ,6)1 rrgis-
tarsI voters. OF these 57j iays sworn
mt they "o;eI for Kulb, and ct the
'5iicial lotuyus show = democratic vote
- =, 4z5. How high isii dut.-Ez.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

J. C. Boswell, one of tIs test Known
aud most resPs eted citizens OF Brown
wuod, Texas, suffered with diarhoea
for ivug time Hr3d tried lnanF differ
ent re;nVdjrs without benefit. until
Cham5eEIain's collie. cholera aad riar-
rhoes Rem eCiy VAS used shat rt llevpd
.sisn III eEce. tHor Esus 10y Porter & co.
"a ~ s-i.sis- c.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

OF kansas
Charles a stiIIman plaintiff
william SicgiinEer- 4 C. T.e0uurd. 70 PutfCr-
SON s. Co., g. DC Henderson 81 t'n. O UuEpD "u-
ttHn. G. W EnFes. 81 s. Norman and W keul-
pgE- partners rs N"5 ca, Norman d. co. luu A
j F0CIF. defendants.
By virtue OF un order OF sale iEsgt d to mo.
cut nl said district court IH TH.. above en-
titled HullEu Q viii on Monday. she 2dfu dav
uI December Ht lra1 between and O'Clock
20 On 90 sal nay. az he FRONT dgHT OF tH- court
4..'t-- iu tho city Of llil=ley. .u tho county OF
i-f.FFa Ts. fI tho state Of Kansas otter r pub
lie sale, Hua sell to the hughes uud BEST t.iI-
der. for cash iu band. an tEg following dos
CTI bed rgH- estate. tD-sEiLs
Thirty frgE uG tho uBTLh side Of lot Z, ia
block 6lr Di The AfEEngut valley Town Co.'S
situate 90 tho county of Edwards SO tho state
OF Kansas.
The above described real estetr gzfu 'ze sold
without uppraisCrucut- 20 satisfy 5liI urduF
OF sale a. O.. lLu LCFfs
Sheriff OF fsilaaUls County, HaHEagr
W II Trench attorney Cor PiaiuIiL-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-29
UNCLE SAM WILL SPEAK.

The seizure of the Caracas Passengers
May Can Forth Vigorous Action.
WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-The State De-
partmeDt officials await with no little in
terest the official report of Minister
Scruggs apropos of the recent arrest of
the six political refugees on board the
A merican merchant vessel Caracas in the
harbor of Puerto Cabello
1t is only on extraordinary occasions
that the State Department has recourse
to the cable, and Minister Scruggs state
menU of the affair will therefore be re-
ceived through the medium of the mails
Secretary Foster has not said anything
on the subject, but several officials ex-
pressed their qualification on the vigorous
protests which both Minister Scruggs and
Consul Reilly made against the seizure of
the six Venezuelans after they had sought
the protection of the American flag.
If MIR. Scruggs report confirms the
statement that the only charge against
the gentlemen arrested was that they are
political offenders, this Government will
act promptly. In the Barrundai case
President Harrison took the ground that
political refugees who had sought an asy-
lum on board any American vessel should
not be delivered to the authorities of the
Government under whom they had pre-
viously resided.
The failure of Mr.. Mizuer who was our
diplomatic representative at Guatemala
at the time, and of Commander Reter, of
the United States steamer Ranger, prop
erly to protect Gen Barrundia led to the
dismissal of the Minister and to the re-
primanding of the naval officer and his
suspension from duty for one year
As Gen. Barrundia was dead there was
nothing further that President Harrison
could do in the matter, but so far as the
dereliction of our diplomatic and naval
representatives was concerned the pun
ishment was both prompt and severe.
1t will probably be some weeks before
conclusive action regarding the affair
will have been taken. A vast deal of
correspondence win pass in the mean
time between the two countries and diplo-
matte correspondence is proyerbially
slow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-29
PROCEEDINGS AT BOSTON.
Petition Filed Praying that Iron Hall
Moneys Remain in the State.

Petition Filed Praying that Iron Hall
Moneys Remain in the State.
Boston, Aug. 29.--Joshua B. Stearns,
a member of local branch "a of the Order
of the Iron Hall, and other members OF
the organization have filed in the Supreme
Court petition asking the court to re-
strain the officers and agents of the order
from removing any of the assets from the
State, paying any money, transacting any
further business in this commonwealth
or withdrawing any assets from any per.
sons or corporations with whom they are
deposited.
The court is also asked to appoint re-
ceiver to distribute the assets among the
petitioners and creditors of the organiza-
tion.
1t is stated that the officers of branch
81, of Cambridgeport, have more than
500 as part of the reserve fund, and
have also part of the relief fund of the
corporation. The petitioners claim that
the corporation has become hopelessly in
solvent and utterly unable to meeJ its
obligations to its creditors.