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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

Kansas Political Conflict Ended
Without Bloodshed.
THE ARMED BODIES EVACUATE

Governor Lewelling Signs nm Agreement
Which Ends the strife, and Which Is a
Decided Victory for the Republicans.
Hot Headed PopuIists Protest.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 1s.-Early yesterday
morning the hall of the Republican house
resounded with vigorous taps of the gavel
by the speaker, who thus reused the states
men from their slumbers. The call proved
to be one Of peace and not Of war. As
soon as the men had crawled out OF their
blankets and opened their eyes the speaker
announced that he was in receipt of an
other offer OF compromise from the gov
ernor.
The conditions were practically the
same as those of the agreement presented
by the house to the governor Thursday
night. 1t proposes to give the Republicans
undisputed possession OF the representative
hall with all of its appurtanences and
committee rooms, the Republicans to
agree not to make any further arrests OF
Populist house officers for contempt.
The Populists were to continue their
meeting down town. If this was agreed to,
the governor was to remove the military
force IL the sheriff would discharge his
large force of deputies.
A Peaceful Settlement.
The proposition of the governor was
taken up and debated for three hours.
Amendments to it were offered, which
bound the governor to abide by the de
cision of the supreme court as to the
legality OF the rival houses. 1t was finally
agreed to accept the compromises as ten
dered and a committee was appointed to
report to the governor After consulta-
tion lasting from 8 o'clock until 12. 80 Gov
ernor Lewelling signed the peace agree
ment between him and the Republican
house.
The news of the settlement of the revo-
luton was received in the Republican hall
with the widest demonstrations of joy.
Cheer after cheer echoed through the broad
corridors OF the state house. Hats were
thrown in the air and coats taken off and
waved wildly. This demonstration ceased
only when the men had cheered themselves
hoarse, The terms of peace are complete
backdown by the governor, and the Re
publicans claim they have gained all they
ever demanded. The decision of the courts
Ia now aw aited wifi n orant apv;a,,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

Look out tor bargains III cigars, over
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on easy terms will buy eth
gpo AOO er Nos liso.. LIT. 1881, or 1893
West Fourth street, having nine rooms
and bath. newly and beautifully papered,
porches. heaters, cabinet mantels. sewer
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but can he seen by applying to j. 8. Bren-
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1 NOTICE is hereby given that will APP
LIN ply at this present session of the
General Assembly of tho State Of Della
ware. for divorce n vincuio nlatriInoni
from my husband James Couuer
! f15-lm-eod ELLEN CONNER
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NoTICE-sAMUEL SPEAKMAN, the
,erly doing business at $50 aud s22 Market
street. las removed to 300 w. Fourth st.,
between Orange md Tataall streets
W ere he has one of the finest furniture
and carpet stores in the city. Call and
see him. Phone III. fl5-tr
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M OTICE-G. A. R.-The members of
~ the Charles sumner Post, No. 4. O..
A. r.. are requested 10 meet at the room
OIL Sunday ut l. O'Clock, to go In body
at Mount JOY NJ L. Church, South VIII
mington. BY order of tho Commander.
I A LEM A. ANDERSON. III
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nj OriCE 10 hereby given that the arm
IN of Comstock & Butterworth, doing
business at Claymont Bet. Is this day
dissolved, and all persons are forbid
trusting any person or persons In the
name of said firm. Goo. W. II. Gomstook
l6-6t. CDMSTOCK q BUTrERwORTlI.
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We propose to herewith discontinue our
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Seven eweled hunting case $l5
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The Rieke1ene Watch, $5.55.
Offer No. 312.

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"THE LAST FOUR WEEKS OF TIE
WAR;

There probably was no period OF the civtA
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acts of the leaders upon whom all eyes were
turned, until June 90, when Gen. Meade
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and the Army Of the Potomac ceased -
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PART i.

Declaration.
Portrait of Gen. Palmer,
Conmsnder-in-Chief
QGcers Of the GAR
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National EncampTent-
Conmanders-in-Chiek
mo Civil War of 1925.
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Isl OF New Boats.
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<iE &C LIOu-
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CeRera's Commanding tbs
United States Army.
aa.disrs' Homes.
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National Home for Disa-
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Payment of Pensions.
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q. 8. Home for Regular
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MonuI
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PART HI.
GAR. REGULATIONS.
PART HI.
War Songs.

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The state Militia Of %
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