The sun., 1893-02-27
THEY ARE LIKELY TO YIELD.
THE KfysAs PoPULIsTs EXPECTED
TO BOW 40 TIE SUPREME COUR7.
They wNi Take seatt In the Repnbiicnn
Nrouse ard tssue nn Address to the Feo-
vie-Th-tr Hopes OF Winning Eterythins
NHhen Anafhre Ilr nfInn 4 nu,ea ArnIind.


They VIII Take ssats In the Repnbiie.n
prouse aud ts-us nn Address to the Peo-
yie-Ih~tr Hopes OF Winning Everything
When Another Eleation Comes Around.
TOPEKA, Feb o,L At the Populist hcadaunr-
ters. where groars of members and their
fiienLs have been In consultation to-day. 'No
feeling IL general that thoie will DO n reluctant
scauiesccnce In tho decision OF tho supreme
Court sustaining tholegaiity OF the Republican
House of Representatives. II Is probable that
thcre will 10 only ono House in session 20.
morrow afternoon: that George Douglass
tI,sr, will be recognized as Speaker thcreot
and tlatths Douglass Organization will hence
forth have the cooperation of tho Senate and
the Governor. II Ia also believcd th6t tho
aommi u % OF tho Pcpui>t caucus Will ror0rt
IN favor OF bowing to tho decision of the court
and yicld 60 tho demand of the Republicans.
Efforts will bo made to effect compromise
In tho matter OF committee appointments and
the minor positions in the House by which the
Populist minority may secure fair representa-
tion. and It Is thought the Republicans will
make reasonable concessions In this direction
IN ths interest OF harmony and to MD In tho
enactment OF needed Legislation. Tho tmo Of
tho present session viii expire on Thursday
Of this week. and rs oll the work OF the Legls-
lature 90 far has boen declared to be illegal. nm
extra session will undoubtedly be called by tho
Governor in order that the states institutions
may bs properly cnrcd for and tho general In
ierests Of tho \ nte pr9tected
In the event thar tho Fopulists decide to
tako their seats In Tn. Douglass House. they
win issue an address to tho reor,e: saving
Dunsmora House and protesting against what
they consider to he nh unwnrrantod nsnrnn.
nr "n a' On se r q" fG the
involved In the dispute. and Is designed Tor
ues NJ = campaign document at the neN eito-
troll ot boil ranches ot the Legislature and to
eloct apothor Justice OF the SupIemc L9nrt. ;,
Gov. Lewelline has appointed Mrs wary :.
Board Of Chirlties. together with ". II. House:
holder OF Chsroke go county and y. y Waite nt
lpcoln county. Other APPOINTMENTS have
been m ede Ivy the Governor as follnws: -,
Ressnts OF the State Normal School -:Iohn,
Madden OF Chase county. J. ;. MrtrRfn ol
Mitchell county. and V. II. Stanley OF Se'se'
Reesnis q tho Asr!cui,,yYrrI cGilsceo;s ; =; ns E.
cstnr. + D stratiord OF Butler. and Harrison
f Rsssnts an % Of tho Slate University Charles
Robinson OF Dough- 4. s. Olin of Wyandoite
and j. j. Sama OF Nemaha
man to I've State Superintendent OF INSURANCE
incumbent ". Il. McBrde whose term has
not yet expired. will makea contest Tor the
Tho new Board OF Railroad COMMISSIONS ers
has established an ofilce In tho state House
easss nns nnM sfa by Inc s Th
ter ~ also to he tested In tho Supreme Court
on the question Of the POW or Of the Executive
Council TO remove nn officer of this chnrnrter
before the expiration OF the term for which he
Uaa electol