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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
PRoHIBrrIoNlsTs GATHERING IN OHIO.

Cleveland June 27.-The Prohibition state Conven'
ton WAS called 10 order at o'clock this afternoon IN
Music Hall. with a large attendance present ih's
meeting was merely preliminary sep ard the mem'
bers OF The convention divided according to congress
Districts TO appoint the varioLs committees The con-
yeation proper will lie held tomorrow. Ihere are
several candidates for III" nomination TOT "o'erho'
Of whom the most prom!aon, are f. jay Thney' of
c,o,.lord. II. r. Thompson # springfield: L. b.
roc,n of Alliance: the Rev. Gideon y. Macknn. OF
,;erman,ovm: Gideon I. stewart Of Norwalk, and 0.
J. Ross. Of Iisbor0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

When the applause that followed Colonel Nc
Alpin's speech had died away the committees
were appointed, John V. Hannah being made
chairman Of the Committee on Credentials. a.
A. Yates of the Committee Order Of Bust
ness William Barnes, jr., Of tho Committee on
Resolutions, and GEORGE =. Green of the Com
mittec on League Work. The convention thrn
adjourned for three hours 20 enable the commit
tees to do their work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
For AGGRESSIVE WARFARE Of rAMMANY.

With the accession of Maurice j. Power. leader OF INC
xcour,v Democr,cy to Federal onice the Antlanhany
on,iuo.nt which has long In conrtose >ta' -
orousmg 10 action. II not a big once th'e "s
President cave him. but enough TO s'irt thlhgs
- -. ,>,n ,.so,blv pi.,r..t. Daniel r. Bowling,
= Ia -,acr, ., IN, 10 I'd Of Aldermen and about 80
amor Anti ,uappcss net Oh Monday nrht at No. 100
f., Broadway and orcanircd the Cleveland pcn~rauo
,,ub Mr. Bowling explained yesterday that II "os not
merely district movement. but ina similar euos "e'e
In nr.s. Of organization al the Assembly districts OK
tho civ Tie purpose was get all the ant-I'mnlany
democrats together each district ard prepare for actNe
york Before the is over the Cleveland
Democracy expects be- rcHy from the Baery I" the
yonk,s line TO throw of their defensive attitude ana
hoc,n . General attack upon the Taumany ring. I'VE
WIN show the nachine said political friend or eA
Judge Power YESTERDAY. "that are still capable o
aggressive warfare"
rx.Judce Power Will bcgn his duties o. Shippss
{ omnisslone Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Costar's Exterminaier kills Bedbugs, Reaches
Rats Mice F1eas. Lice Infa.be rere1es,
"a wears Stores refusing. order direct 40 Clinton Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

ought his skin smooth, even, and beautiful
pink and white color. He Is healthy as he be.
The CCTICURA RESOLvENT has given him tone,
yipor and strength. I inclose hi portrait Thanks y
the famous CUTICURA REMEDIES. They b
spoken Of highly. they have done oil that has beA
claimed for them.
VIM A. GARDNER. IS. f. 1921 St., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

famed fe-h. His arms ana
oeross and under his thighs,
wherever the fa; flesh made Q
fold, we're just the same. Fer
four weeks after his birth 10
suffered with this eruption,
and until I got CUTICURA
REMEDIES, there was little
sleep for any one. In ave
weeks he was completely
curei. He was nine weeks
old February LIST. and Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

From the age Of two months nv baby suffered wt1
the eczema on her face and body. DOctored without
avail. Uscd CUTJCURA REMEDIES Found them IL
every respect satisfactory The child has . bSaut.
full skin and is cured. We Oh, efuly recommend Tie
'~"'e Mrs '' j. RoTHESBERG. 1908 First Ave. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Fast morning and evening trains 10 the y
Islands yts Nsw.York Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

The reading Of the letters called forth loud
applause from the delegates. George f. Green
presented tho report Of tile Committee on League
Work, which he afterward stated had been
drawn mp with the assistance of job f. Hedges,
Judge Werner, Of Monroe County. and Others.
The report suggested a division Of the work Of
the secretary between recording secretary and
State organizer 1t was further recommended
that the recording secretary be paid salary that
there should be permanent headquarters in
New-Yori, that the conventions of tho League
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02
Kansas and New York.

Kansas has seen some bitter times
hut II is becoming pretty well under.
stood that New York il not in u posi-
ti0n to throw stones. With her Tam.
mahy steals and her Albany scandals
OF high and low degree the Empire
$ ate has shown Itself to be most
effectual terrible example of rotteness
In politics. 1t is pleasant tn read such
COMMUNICATION from New York paper
AZ this from the Press on Kansas
Republicans:
kansas has again given an example
10 ihe Republican party of the United
States. When her freed 'm loving
population rrpulsed tbs forts of slave
holders TO add another State to the
d. main Of human bondage that heroic
achievement inspired every heart loyal
to liberty for the greater struggle
which came but few years later. The
Republicans Of the western common
wealth have lately shown that they are
not degenerate and happily without
bloodshed, they have compelled anarchy
aud usurpaton to retreat before the
representatives Of constitutional gov
ernment. 1t required no little courage
for the Republican house to force It's
way into the hall from which it's mem
bers had unlawfully been debarred and
to defy weapons of violence with which
lawlrss Pupulists attempted to bar the
entry. But courage and resolution
trlumphed, and anarchy yielded to
order.
"lhe enemies Of the Republican party
throughout the Nation are quite m
aggressive aud INSCRIPTIONS AS tie
Populists Of Kansas and they imagine
or pretend to imagine that Rrpubli-
can principles have been defeated aud
the Republican ranks broken, never to
again be- organic d for victory. Let
Republicans every where unite aud push
forward with the resolution OF their
Kansas brethren and their ANTAGONISTS
will rs,tiye rebuke before two years
will have passed IA thorough as that
adR nis'sSsd 10 The ansgs EOPglsSlb"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02
Even the South Sneers.

An Abilene business man yesterday
handed us late copy OF the Atlanta
(Ga.) Constitution winch contained the
following rs leading editorial under
the heading, where PopulIsls Rule:'
Topeka 10 II PupulisJ center. IL 10
the capital Of a PupulIs, STATE ana Tor
some "eeks past IL nas occupied "a large
SNARE VI public attention.
The Zeal estate dealers of Topeka
and other Kansas towns are advertls
ing Literally, tfrrlug bargains aud
prtdlctlnga raplu Use in values upon
the assumption that the State is enter
lDga new era Of prosperity. And Yet,
all over Kansas there IL perfect
heglra of the oldest inhabitants. IL
the city OF Topeka alone, IL Is said tina:
more than two d zen of the best
business men are setting their affairs,
with view to seeking homes ELSE
where. Residence property IL offered
tor sale aud business paper is being
called in. Farmers vino have AWAY u
made money are trying tn sell their
farms, aud the holders OF wild lands
are irving To close out at any price.
Every where there Is AN uneasy,
restless feeling. and in many quarters
II Is fre1ly predicted that the State II
IN the verge Of civil war. Unless
snmrthing occurs To speedily restore
COZ iidrnce, conditions bordering on
anarchy will prevail, and II will tax
good citZ'ns tn the utmost To preserve
order. This is the situation under
PIpnlist rule. II goes without saying
that the average American does moi
fancy this picture.
l. In needless to say to the REFLEC-
TORS readers that the report is much
ex g teratei but there is just enough
truth in II to give the people outside
Of X 'nsas a Oh ince to snepr at us
and they do II. 1t is not pleasing to
Kansas To be looked down upon and
revlled by the south, Of all sections
But that is what Pnpulism results in
The day N not FAR distant when the
anarchistic craza in this State will
he STAMPED cat. to stay.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02
Jnstica Allen,s Oninion.

1t Is probably safe to say that the
opinion delivered by Mr.. Ju dice All n
IN relation to the validity IT the R-pub-
lican organization Of the Kansas house
vt representatives WAS aud will con
tnue to be unex IMPLIED. Without a
note, without statute, without a
decision, without a reference Of any
sort whatever, he delivered an oral
opinion at variance In every particular
with the propositions laid down In the
view OF Justices Horton and Johnston,
every one Of which was surrounded
and buttressed by law OF the highest
character. The only citation that he
pretended 10 make WAS to the opinions
ct some Republican senators whom he
had once overheard. He was In the
senate when that body was considering
whether II would recognise the Duns-
more house and he said that some
Republican senators had there stated
that such a recognition would put al
end to the controversy. While this
was not exactly conclusive evidence to
the opaque mind Of Mr.. Justice Alien
that the opinion Of the court as rendered
by Chief Justice Horton was erroneous,
he yet believed that 1.-THE opinions Of
those senators are entitled to the
greatest respect"
The J 'urnal Of the senate shows that
no such opinions we're given; aud even
had they been expressed they would
have been the opinion, not OF trained
and educated jurists, but OF ordinary
citizens Who may be presumed 10 know
hut little II anything about law. More
over, those alleged views had not been
brought before the court In the trial of
the cause, on which account they
were entirely irrelavent to the
question and opinion into which the
justice lugged them. So far as relation
to the case In controversy was concern
ed, he might just as we'll have read
some passages from the Egyptian
Book of the Dead" The country
justices of the peace throughout Kan
sas and Missouri will blush when they
hear Of this proceeding. II Kansas City
JOuTual
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02
MARKET REPORTS.



NEw HoRK, NJ trch I. The stock market this
morn NJ opt ned active and higher " h wide
disir button u business, tho gh sugar, Whisky
and Norlig among he industrial, and ,,cading
and North IN PIyihc preferred ,mong the rail.
roId' iyon became prumiatnt In the deal Ugs.
drive ~ Cord re drove Il down per cen 10
oOA but II WAS the onlf weak ont In tn liHt,
though rs r,le the impr ycmont over he
opening prices was slight Unlyial confirmation
Of the coming ~ per cent basis for Sugar com
mon IN ,intained the strength and activity In
that sock and IL reached l2,lS from lAA.
WHISKY was sharply advanced at one time ris-
ing from g TO o7,l. Other ,hanges we're insig.
niucant
Hesitation was shown after II o'clock, but a
firm temper WAS IN lint lined and new England
deyeloped excrpto nal strength Among the
indus rails there was partial rally IN Cord age
while Gene al Electric moved up - III and
Consolidated Gas IA TO l2TA. Northern Pa.
cinc preferred which had been b ught freely
by the shorts IN the hrst hour on the favorable
inlerp citation Of the circular Of the manage.
ment, moved up TO Az.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

han-as city Grain Market.
KANSAS CITY, March The local wheat mar
ket here was not quite 80 unsettled to-day as IL
was yesterday Some fair sales Of round lots
were made late yesterd, W and the buying OF car
lots to-day 10 MI those sales steadied the mar.
ket Prices were no lower than the lowest
prices reached yesterday, but thrre was no
sign Of traction and most buyers look for
fur her declines. Soft wheat sold slowly. The
receipts were light but good many samples
carried over from yesterday were on sale
To'day's receipts were ~ cars; week ago.
" cars year ago ~ cars
Prices were quoted as follows; No 2 hard
wheat 90 Sdb7c No hard wheat, s. I6D56ic;
No. hard wheat, 3t54o; rejected hard wheat,
4b SIC 20. red wheat, dJG6JYc No red
wheat 80 b6lc; No. red wheat b5db5ic
Corn was in 70 r dem md at es lerday's prices
throughout Offerings were not large
II ceipts to day were a cars q week ago. "
cars n ear ago 40 cars.
No mixed corn sold at33 $3.50 No. mixed
S2NGl33c No mixed, &c No. 9 white, 34yc;
No white. 3IK d9Ic; No 4 white sold at $50.
Shippers paid $40 Mississippi river ind 80 .
S0Ac Memphis for No corn No 9 white sold
at ask@Ss 80 river and Al tilAc Memphis.
Oats sold very slowly and the feeling was
very weak. A sale OF 5000 bu at 3IHc, river,
was reported. Receipts TODAY were u cars q
year ugj cars. Cash prizes; No. mixed,
2sA % &C. No. 3 % 'oas 80. No I, 2iIc No
white, 3d. aic; No, 3 white, 909IIc
Hly-Roceipts 4 cars market dun Quota
ton, are: Timothy, choice ~ JJ6l9 81; good,
s. % 900 clover mixed $40 900 per ton:
fancy prairie, $50. good TO choice, i6OJGt7oO;
common, 250 SOL
'hicsgo Grain n d Provisions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02
What Chief Clerk Rich Says.

The PupuIists Ale prnving bV their
own witnesses that the Dunsmnre
house ia illegally organized. Chef
Clerk Ben Rich In the supreme court
"Wednesday gave proof positive in the
case. Every one who thinks the Dnns.
more house legally org,niz-d should
read his Testimony. lie said In sub
stance as follows: II was elected on n
viva yoce vote. So WAS Mr.. Dunsmore
and the other officers. Don't know
who partieipated In the election. |
had a roll of members. Was standing
on the second step on the north side of
the desk when the roll was placed in
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

CHICAGO, March l. Hogs Receipts, $1,000;
ofiicial yesterday lLl3j; shipments Yestorilg,
s,lH: receipts for the mInth OF February,
S90,i7i shi1ments Cor the month Of Febr AIRY,
a!,l52 rece pts for the corresponding mon n
last year, o. sos shipments for the oorre'
spending month last year dSL 49, averl 20
weight for tho month Of February, !li u.s.;
average weight for the same N intn last year,
2D lbs left over about !JJ AMI tn quality
not quite so good The market opened ste ldy
and was fairy active and near the close do
clincd Be- SAFES ranged AZ IiJbl % Tor Light
49, oSOo for rOugl packing III ST. for
mixed saJj{bsS' tor heavy packing and shl p
ping lots pigs bD 49,
e-Releipu 1900 on Hal yesterday g.
US; shipments yesterday 1873 MIrkoI slow
at | c decline
Sheep Receipts, l2 Ol offioill yesterda IL,
26i shipments yesterdaS, L9sh Market mod
erately actiy5 aud prJes steady.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02
Read 1t All,

The REFLECTOR takes pleasure in
laying before its readers today the
complete text Of Chief Justice Horizons
opinion on the legislative case and
Justice Aliens dissenting opinion.
Tue REFLECTOR believes In giving its
r'aders a fair aud complete statement
of both sides and axis them to read and
judge for Themselves There can be
but one result-the endorsement by
every sensible man Of the Douglass
house. Our readers will appreciate the
REFLECToR's enterprise and all should
preserve todays paper for future
reference.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02
Raise the Best Horses.

M. ,,......, a.. ...... H. ,.t.-.., -
- -. ,-., w,',,,''. ZIP -
-, 49, W
,L.r 60 =. ,ha aar, =, -.
- ,a e,s',
10
S,an .r l., ,,,.' , WV ", -,
asa, ,r,,, ,,..',. - a'.,st' 49,
!, d,mo,I, ,on,, ,,a 49,, -,
,or ,ho o,,n ra,,,,a ,,,na..n -
a,a oornna,.,,,aI. ,au 81 ,..a,.s
.xo,,.t,,.,, ., .,si..,a,,., -. -,
-, -, -, =.
mara onI,. ~ an a.arn naar ~
80 ,Haaa - n.,,o,';,: l. a,'',
ions whose services are the cheanest
without much regard tn the hre.dins mr.
individual nerits of the stallion thew
bread IN U.nc. a m.i,ritv ~ m.
h,rses raised ara not hr.d FOR .,y
particular purpose and cons, n ,sntIv
sell for the very lowest pricss n sod
at all
Chicago has becoms rho graatest
central market for all kinds NJ live
stock-borses amopg IN. r.st II 1. a
subi.ct of ,mn,rtanca IN f.rmars :,
knnY wh., hind of horsss will n. mos,
nr,8tahla far them IN raiss mo
records NJ m. m,,s.ts NJ Chic,,o and
othar nrincinal citias will oiv. som.
indtcati,n ma +, ,Vhat horses hri,a ~.
h.s, n,ic.s
ina roi,o o,oo,, ,arda 90 Chioaoo
h.va r.cs,tlv is.r.d ,h.;r ,w.nfv.
s.ven,h animal rennrt M m. s,oc,, sa,s.
of ,ha, o,,v Far ,bs ve.r,sos Ia mis-
80, 4. -, ,a,a, "a a..
| "P"'V 10 'ou"u s'a'euehl VI lhe
average price Ut horses OF differ nj
breeding, for each month Of the wear
=,
"'' y ~ NAN . ''N VI ii''."' ''"e'o'
OF the horses brought to that market,
viz, streeters, saddle horses, drivers
draft horsos oonor'J moo hnr.as amd
carrIaHe hor'sS' lhe general average
prices in round numbers, for the six
diff rent classes ia AZ follows.
S,r..,.rs stoo. o.a.I ,o ann,
o'''o"'H' s'oo' e'"ei"' USE oi"o'
drivers, IA; saddlers, Sl32; draiters,
$40; carriage horses, 1888.
Mr.. j. =, Cooper, gentleman who
has had 80 years experience on horse
sock farm, aud in disposing of horses
IN the Chicago markets, has recently
prepared classification and range of
prices for the past year, in Chicago, in
which he makes two classes of driving
horses, drivers, saddlers and carriage
horses. The average of prices that be
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

Everybody seems to be satisfied with
Gresham's appointment. The Demo-
Gratis because Cleveland app ointed him;
the Republicans because he has so long
been of their party, and the Populists
because they thought enough of him to
want to have him for their presidential
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The Methodist pastors of this con-
ference meet at Baldwin this week to
receive their marching orders for the
coming year. No better or more
obedient army exists on earth than
the Methodist clergy aud its victories
are mighty.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

Prof. A. s. DIN, superintendent Of
the public schools a. Kansas City, Kas,,
was Saturday appointed one of the
regents of the State University by Gov.
Lpwelling. The other members Of the
board appointed are tx'Goy. Charles
Robinson Of Lawrence and l. p. Same
of Nemaha county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

KANSAS CITY, March l,-Eggs-L'ghter re-
ceipts, in demand; firmi iic Butter-Fair
receipts. creamery, light demand dull fancy,
T1s7 CO. good, "a 25c; store packed, I7oi
poor, trashy, l2h@lao dairy, quiet, steady
fancy, Isolde good to choice, I6c6hIJ; roll.
light reeeipts hrmer; fancy lsc: good 10
choice, l6c; common, IA loo Poultry-Heav-
Ter receipts, active firm ROSTERS 25o each;
hens and springs firm, pc broilers, 100 ign
per ID Turkeys-Light receipts in demand,
Arm lie per 10. Ducks Firm, 90 per ID,
Geese - Steady 70 per Id Pigeons = o.. 81
Dressed chickens-Quiet; rough 3 100: fancy.
i0S iio. Potatoes Light receipts, light sup
ply, aoiive, ste0dy; northern. 7sa0Jo per but
Colorado % a5c seed Rose p5o sl.O1 Early
Ohio, hS9Lto; sweet hFm; yellow sLOO peI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The News is said to be very much
chagrined that, urged by the evanes,
cent dream Of postoillce glory, 1t
committed itself to the wrong side of
the legislative struggle. The News
always makes itself ridiculous.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The State convention of the W. r. @.
made good selection when 1t chose
Mrs. Lucy r. Jones, the former junior
vice president, as its department pres
ident for the coming year. Mrs. Jones
has been an indefatigable worker in
w. II. @. circles and will I'LL the high
place to which she has been promoted
with credit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

A pious reflection from Major Hud-
son; Doubtless God might have created
n brain able TO reply to Chief Justi' g
Horizons statement of the law, but
doubtless God never did, and certainly
He never placed 1t in the Uranium Of
Justice Allen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

DO not let wheat scares make you
nervous. In the first place they are
likely to be false aud In the second, II
the wheat fails Kansas has 80 much
diversity OF crops as to make 1t up on
somethinQ else.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

There Is no need of being lavish of
praise in commencing the Pops for
accepting the supreme court decision.
When man runs against a cyclone he
is likely to yield his point,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

ST LOUIS, March i.-Receip;s, wheat I7.7s5
bu.; corn 1893, 20 bu' oats, a9,7O0 bu flour,
T. sA bbls Shipments, wheat, 9,sS4 bu; corn,
li9s bu oats, lO,oH bu; rye, 1851 bu; bar
lev, sSii bu hour, 625J bbls. Wheat-May,
zoe: July 7lSc bid; March, 65No bid April,
csc asked. Corn May 800. July, 40Hc bidi
March 3dkc bid. April. s1Ko bid. oats-May,
3lhc bid
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The increase Of one million dollars
in bank deposits from september to
January In Kansas does not indicate
very much suffering among the Kansas
people
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

Uncle jerry Rusk is entitled to an
honorary degree IN the science Of
political economy for having said:
while l believe In proper economy in
the administration Of every department
Ut the government. dp not believe in
carrying economy far enough to impair
efficiency" Volunrs might be filed
without saying more.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

In Bernard Kelly the G. A. Il Of
Kansas has elected good and worthy
commander. lie Is and always has
been heart and soul with the boys in
blue and the order will flourish with
greater splendor under his administra.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

Senator Senn's latest foollshness is
TO declare that "there is much law that
is not law" AS brilliant aphorism
that remark 10 one to be remembered
Along the same line there might he
laid down the proposition that there
are a good many lawmakers who are
not lawmakers --of which Mr.. Sem Is
4 hQasaIpaena naamliA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The members of the Douglass house
are chumps II they repay out Of the
State treasury any Of the money paid
by Biddle to employees of the Dunsmore
house. Let those who danced pay the
ndaiar
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

BosToS, March e-The statement is
made on very high authority that with.
In few days First Vice President J.
w. Reinhart, Of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe system, will be elected TO
fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
President Marvel Mr. Remnants fit
ness for the place is unquestioned.
Since the reorganization of the Atchi-
son system, in which he had a guiding
hand, he has been the executive Anaas
"a paiseg VI IA sKREeskfn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The temperance people do not seem
to have Influenced the Worlds Fair
managers much. Beer will be sold at
81 places on the ground and In every
buildinu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The per capita debt Of the United
States Is $I8 81, while that of Great
Britain is $S779, that Of France
Sll6.85, tina. of Prussia s37 03 and that
OF Russia $50 10.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

KANSAS CITY, NJ trch I.
Cattle-Receipts 4 81 calves, ~ shipped
yesterday Las The IN Irket for steers WAS
quiet and weak TO loo lower; good cows steady;
poor, dull, weak; stoakers and feeders I'm.
changed The following are representative
safes:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

The apostate in politics like the
apostate IN religion wins more con
tempt than admiration from both sides
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

There Is no kick coming from the
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