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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
THE 20 GOES TO LAWMAKING.
Two Comnittees Have Charge or Emptyius
the Omces or Tammany Men.

Two Committees Have Charge or Emptyiag
the Omces or Tammaay Men.
The Executive Committee Of the Seventy met
cussed In secret session what ought to be done
in the way of turning out Tammany place hold
ers and how best to do II. II was finally decided
In the rooms OF the Chamber of Commerce yes
terday afternoon. and for an hour and a half dis
to appoint this Committee on Legislation TO
draft a bill. or bills. for the Legislature to pass:
Horace Porter, Gustav ii. Schwab, Charles G.
Beaman, William Travers Jerome. Arson g.
McCook, William B. Hornblower, Lewis l.. Del
afeld. John Clafin, Joseph Larocque, and
mittee was appointed TO help: Joseph ii. Choate.
James c. Carter, Elihu Root, Henry r. Beck
man, Albert Stickney, Francis NJ. Scott Seth
Low. and Cornelius n. Bliss.
The committees expect TO meet ut the Cham
Der OF Tomorrow Afternoon.
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Tr.ns.. Rs..sns..s Parade.

Two thousand five hundred jubilant Republic
cans, with about 500 German Reform men,
Anti-Tammany Democrats. and Good Govern
ment folk. turned out Ia fremont last night TO
selserats TammAny's defeat Music. fireworks,
ana oonnres played a prominent part In the
Suonee' conspicuous feature OF the parade
Nes an emgy OF the Tammany tiger. which was
carried at the top OF = pOle In front Of the
Ihlrusih Assembly District Associations ban
nsI Lhs successful candidates OF the annexed
hiareh was through the principal streets Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
oas or tn. Little Kelsey Twin. Killed.

NoRTHPoRT, L.. l., Nov. lathe three-yesr-
old twins of John Kelsey of this place were
playing around an old wagon at the top OF a hill
this morning. The wagon started down the hill
while one OF the twins had hold OF a shaft. The
other was pushing behind. The one at the shaft
was carried of his feet and q wheel passed over
his neck, killing him instantly. A year ago one
of them fell into n tub of water and was nearly
drowned. and last summer one cut two fingers
on the others hand with a Ratchet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14

He Had nm UnconquerabIe and Unsuitable
Appetite for Fire Water.

wAsHINGToN, Nov. 13.-Private Bad Boy"
who seems to have been appropriately named.
has been discharged without honor from the
army Of the United States by direction OF Gen.
Doe. Assistant Secretary of War. He was one
OF Sitting Bulls Sioux braves who enlisted in the
regular cavalry. and had an uncomfortable pre-
deliction for fire water, which rendered him
worthless as a soldier. For a long time when
he was not In the post hospital he has spent his
sober moments in the prison at Fort Meade.
The authorities gave up all hope of ever making
a good soldier OF him. and Gen. Doe signed the
order which has relegated him TO civil life.
The army authorities are rapidly getting rid
OF discharging them IL is estimated that by the
end of next year there will be no red men in the
service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
DRY DOLLAR IN THE SECOND.
Hires q House In white street aAd May
Fake the Lsadership.

Fake tho Leadership.
When 1t became known yesterday that Timo-
thy d. Sullivan had hired a house in White
street this was accepted a. satisfactory evidence
that he had decided to come down and assume
the leadership of the Second Assembly district.
Mr.. Sullivan has been discontinued In the Third
ever since the appointment OF Police Commits
sioner Murray from his bailiwick. He had
troubles enough without having TO fight a Re
publican Police Commissioners, and on several
occasions he was heard TO protest. White street
IL in the Second district. and this move of Mr..
Sullivan's Is looked upon as a menace to the
Leadership of Nicholas T. Brown, who sue
ceeded Police Justice Diver. There has been
Mr. Brown pulled through for Alderman with
very few votes TO spare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
Appointed by the President.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l3.-The President to-day
made these appointments;
John Karel OF Illinois, to be consulGeneral Of the
United States at 81. Petersburg; Charles Jonas OF Wis.
consln. to be Consul General Of the United States at
Prague, Bohemia.
PosImastersi Connecucut-B. y. Mahan. New Lon.
don.
MaIne-O. p. Lyons, Vinal Haven.
New Jersey-C, A. Haas, Palmyra.
New York.. N. Fitzgerald, sackett's Harbor; Frank
Emo, Pine Plains
PennsylVania-B. i. Bean, Hamburg.
Rhode Island-D. I. Young. Newport.
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where Yesterday. Fire. Were.

A. M.-i;9I. IT'S Washington street, New York
steam Heating Company. damage $1,000; 1880, 800
Fast Thirty sixth street, Peter OAkin, damage $50
ESQ, $50 West Forty ninth street, Leafs schopp, no
damage. i
n. H-l:IU, 45O Greenwich street, ". Bullowa 4
Son, danlage o. 900; q: "a. ego Cherry street. damage
Is; 900, as East sdventY-e eighth street, AlphOnno
ChuTman. no damage O'55, SO Alnth avenue, Louis
GreenlerR, damage t5U.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
A woman Leaps FROM . Car aAd q. IaIursa

4 woman who was a passenger OF North
Hudson trolley car coming from Union Hill
jumped from the car at Fifteenth and Washing
ton streets last night while the car was In mo-
ton.
She fell under the wheels of another car, and
legs broken. She was taken 10 ~. Mary's Hos
DitRl,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
Wa Fr.s.arsd Co.ehmaa D~y.r's sLun Z,

Joseph Dwyer, ~ years old, a coaehmAn. liv-
Ing at Third avenue and IO2d street, was found
al midnight sunday unconscious and bleeding
ut l,lOlh street and the boulevard.
lie was taken TO Ryau's Hotel al VI, West
l30th street, where, earlier In the night, ne had
been visiting his brother, Thomas. lie revived
and seemed 10 be recON rrinE untll yesterday.
when he became unconscious again.
lie WAS removed 10 the Harlem Hospital,
where his skull above the right ear Was found
10 be fractured. The dDctOrs think lac will die.
The police OF the West l25th street station
believe be was assaulted, aud are trying TO lind
out who assaulted him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
G-'.HaIa.tss' Expenses.

eoTdeS .....s-,-,- $500 90
A rdsst Of sss fBosrd q 4]idsrS1sn I.vOs a.
'I sasrii "a Y1iiIdsmmnea 80 $50 90
Amos = Cuhininss '-" ''''',.','. -. 4,TOO 20
Isn,uri II, QuIgz. CongTesSmAn elect , Nothing
ATbgrc Q Rafts Tam &c feaIed for Assembly. Bal 80
janice r, sonth~"'tH' 4ss IS
pirGa.R Randall Rrp-. Alderman elrpI ...-.- 5E2 80
js9l : IS ES safI hs 1sa asf 4 ,isIs iGy RsssS i'sls ~ So
hIm1si w. smih' lah' $50 SO
E6o5s5s bsyST Rsg: ;, ssissS SI i S.is : "a SO
Assa =. ~ sRsHs ~ * EsS &c. 1900 81 als2l ~ =
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IT MAYOR TO THE MAJOR ELECT.
Col. Strong to Re Asked TO SIT with the
Board OF Estimate In December.

Mayor Gilroy said yesterday that it is his pur-
pose to invite Mayor-elect Strong to sit with the
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment during
the consideration of the final estimates OF the
cost OF running the municipality for 1905. This
work will begin about the middle of December.
and will be completed on the last day OF the
year. when the budget will he closed. Col.
Strong may have some suggestions to make
about the size OF some Of the appropriations, and
an opportunity will be afforded him to ask for an
increase in the appropriation for the Commits
sioners Of Accounts, who may be ordered to make
special Investigations into the administration
or some of the city's departments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
Owens IOI Votes Ahead.

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. -. The official vote
In the Seventh district, prepared by Secretary
of State Headly to-day. gives Owens n plurality
OF l0l. The total vote was: Owens DEM.
1887; Denny tRepl. 1875; johnson, (pOpJ,
202; Finnel PRO-, 65+.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
MsGasa OF ChleAsO Elected to Coasrsss.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-rho onicial count la The
Third Congress district ia the city was com
pleted this afternoon, and the result shows that
Lawrence r. McGann. democrat. l. elected by a
plurality Of 20 uu the face ~ the returns. N IL
not likely tha' kslknHp the Republican candl-
date. win contest the election. although the hg-
uFes up 70 the Las len precincts showed him 10
b. elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14

The German-American Reform Union cele-
bratsd the victory OF sherin-elect Hansen last
night with Rhine wine, red hre. and a parade on
the east side. The parade was led by a man car
Tying : tiger skin, and Mr.. Hansen VAS taken
along - the paTaders passed his home. The
ENTHUSIASTIC Germans Wound up Al Turn Hall IN
East Fourth street and speeches wsFa made by
Mr., Tamgen and Others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14
s-ys ths EIssuOA DIslrlet sy.tsa MA a.

Al . jubilAnt eongratulRtory meeting Of the
Republican General COMMITTEES In Brooklyn last
night. Chairman b. +. Blair said that the recent
sweeping victory was a direct result Of the
clertlOn dis rict system az organization. lie
prrIlcted thai Kings county Mould FemAin solid
IN ths Republican columns hereafter.
css5sflsals cav ia 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-14

On aud sfter next SUNDAY me 3 o'glack shas line
al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-15
NOTICE

NUTUT o. UrHEBY GIVEN THAT rs
- pug uaH.U tI aH order ~ ihC Probate
Count uf i.U |.IT aud County OF daIt Lake.
tIa .lHHutHTE. made Gu tHr stu day % EuHt
800. |u Go, U4If"r NJ tur estate ~ GUurgr
uuUfHrI deceased tUeuudersIEur I. tHrHutrIN
OFF IHy loot WI|' HuI testament " George qua.
fo.1 deceased wlI tg'l az private thls 90 che
H.Hrst bidder f0f cash Hud subject tH g0nurm,
alton NF tHr said Probate Court. on tHr en- day
Hf september Is'lalI tlr FlgILutlr aud interest
uf lHu estate uf tIu HalI bolrsr uunf0rl,at the
HU. 1f h.H Itafut ana hII the right. Title aud
interest iHa. fHr SAID estate has BY operation
Hf fHvIaH uI otherwise, acquired. other than,
200 .H addition tu. that 10 the said GuuTgr
uUHfuri 80 enc time ~ bis deaih, 10 aud 60 Al
situate. lying and bong lu the County u salt
IHart Territory OF ltah. Auu bounced Auu
r.crihru as iIlI1wa. tu vii nlogk one hun,
Hrri sIAtsHsh .lfU.. plat I'D, salt iakr OitY
survey. Dot sHtyru llEI. block thirteen III
Harduu titY, plat 90 90 lUt nurcu l3l, bloch
thirteen NN. Garden uIty, plat "a" lots
twenty two i3l|. tsruty,threH 'gil AND twenty.
four 2l. block twenty 100, Garden city, pat
'Nt Doe thirteen .lN, block sixteen GI.
lob OF section thirty ll0I township 6ue .lI
north 90 range two 90 vest salt LAsc Nerd,
ian S.tH tuirty.nyu shares OF stock ln tho
NuIlh Point consolidated gallon Company.
Terms and conditions uf Hhlu rAsn.
400 bids or oilers must DO 900 wrIuuE and
may De Irff with tuv vNU.ufrIN 90 UumuHr i'
south Main street salt Lake CITY Itlh 900 Ur
before tnr 300 day 10 september. l-It
Dated BAIT latg VIZ tAh. Angus, ,ih l.i.
INerutrK OF lnc loco wit and lgslamyut ~
George NHUfHrI deceased.
IHANk o. rIErUIsh NhNNE" A rnlrH.
attorneys fHT rhU.HiT.h
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suMMnNs.


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count .. 90. II.I IUu.ua' UsTrH"' 90 iHr
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Gay OF service. alter tUr frfE.ra Hu you '1f ilis
tsWWuuE 90 served H.IHIr .N'a UUautY. o. q
HUfsfl ult tHH ruHnty, Hlt iu this District
dalaHof Judgement Hy default vii " uton
ngain.t lou, according TO ttepfaysr ofsaii
Il action DO I.r. ugutto..,. Dol. tfrl.uf
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tFrrHt IIuU 1U.y q. I"it. 1000 Ha UU. cent UrT
angam. io. 4Ne. rti d. pn.nuh. ul Dor
UfUUIHH.r. u.FH. executed HV HHfHUtHnta
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lriHr.. rs .' U.r .gui urr auuuW..HHH"H NcIHs
Htrro.f -and .r.us .t.ured b. morgass o.
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executed .T 1.f1utault % .au 90 rhugH
,.ll u.Ii. sg1 rLnm's,.' htus grgu. slH.'
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mrut OFF Hu.u.tH HUH HH above. tHlf uHfgHI
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IrNrI rHu Nru..Ns af. l...T.NuU I. .HH#.
'.WI 800 uI ..is numbered FROM .H IH IH.
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wARspAps SALE

DrU-UNNr TO AS uGuEU HF SALE
4 and decree NJ foreclosure 90 HH dIf..TeI
pF fNU IstrUt Court Uf WH IHIru #.HIUaI
Distinct uf the lcfut1p uf lta1. Q sla.I en-.
IuHH Ht pubic sac. it fNH font door lf coo
tuHuN tyuu House, u tHC civ % 4aIt LaIe
county I' ralt laEr and IfTutHFE of rtaH.
uu tur 300 day of August IHlf. atI. u HIIUt
m., aN tHr uglt we. claim aud interest 90
90 Z carlson. lI.U e.. CARLSON. b. % atafa.
s. B Carson and MARY carlson. H.s wife. aHi
%. D. Car .un aud Mu.Ns ars0u, hIs wife. ~
Do nnl IH tur following described reel estate
situate lying aud HtIuG bon salt i.Akr tIly. salt
lake county, Territory of ttsH and described
Of follows. o. N|t tumHrU.IUE 10 tUr uuftu.
W,al corner NJ lUt tbfrH .HN. BiU.E twenty nIns
1901. plat "l. D.. HfIl laHU NItE uurT and run
r.us thence south four .t| rods. turfUr rastrIFHt
." rode. thence nuHH four rs. rode, tuuu.s
H'ti o.f.i .lls 20 ihs place Of ncsngIH.
lore cold ~ Che properly OF 3D. o. IHIlHuu.
lHly N 'Ar.sHu, O.. sears. s y Uarauu
and Mary fHrIauU. Die WifH. and 10 D.. carlson
Alu MuIIIg arson. hs wife, 40 cue suIt % u.
%. ilasIui
Itrua 90 saIt. tafH
VAT 81 BRIGHAM r s. Mafsha
by % Is, tiNWuNN. Deputy Marsha.
Dated sslI lake IfiY. August itH lssI
No MCDONALD. Attorney iHr pliInHd
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mARsHsl's SALE

DURaUANT To AZ ORDER OF sGtFAgD
Il decree u foreclosure to me dIrpeiod bv M
District Court % the THIRD Judicial Dittfirt n
h1 Territory of Utah, shall orUoar NJ public
sale ~ the front door 0f tlU County Court
House in tho CITY Df SAT- lake County 'of -ait
Lake and Territory OF Ifah. ON tine f.ft dav al
August. 1875. at d. u.UIU"t .HU tho ffght.
Nlr. claim and interest of William U Wilson.
Jr, 0f. BOO, and tu tH0 following described rp,l
estate. situate lying Hr1 Icing Iu -aIt tsEa
County. Territory 20 Utah. lrt described ss
.I.. two u, lHfcu . ~, four ... Ufe f..aIF III.
sixteen 1901. seventeen ..HI. eighteen Ifa|.
nineteen 100. HsI twenty .iI.. lu bloch faU dos.
AT 100 tWloI avenue adfli9n. l0 be cold Hs
su|f uf tUt ALBANY County NaUHna. han. o.
lHrHm.r .ItF aIoruuluu.
Terms H. cole. fHHH.
SAT " uUIgUAu. O.. r. NaftLaL
lHJ. %. 1HUuuNu, Ucuuty NarihaI
Ua.rf solo Lake CITY. IuIF IItt i7H4
q. %. HUWuIE. attorney Tor plaInuH
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MARsHAL,s sAlr


DUNrl 600 AZ iAkDI IIuN TO
Uy Ilrr.l, .. IIr IUuI Distinct court
ui ihc Territory 1f ttau. Z shall CATuso NJ Uubs
tiUuar Boo tho tty uf alf t.Asc. County of
fA't "a and Territory ~ Utah, Uu the Ilst
day ut August iHut. a. VU'CIurt a.m.. AID mo
uFHt, uur, rluIm aud interest OF ban
Hanson, o. 10, and 60 the following
described real estate. siiuHts. lylug ana being
In salt iAtC County, aud described a. foll1Ns,
tu.Wt
AuUf lot eighteen UsI. block two 81. Ham
ugr.rTa Addition. said afdIuDu being = cub.
division OF puTt 90 Tot seven .l|. section aIN
..t aud lot uur 'N, section seven
TO-. township two .s|. tuuth ~ range
Urr rast shf IHkU Meridian. boz
salt Iusu County. To nr sold AZ ne
ur perry of uan Hanson, az lHc sut of Mr,.
3D. w. lurIaU.
Terms of sale UIth.
NAT 81. BRIGHAM
O.. ~ MAnhaL
UE o.. A.. AU.WiH Deputy NarshaL
DATED August l.tH, 1904
w. 1NtLuCA Attorney Cor painud
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10 the District Court To aud for tho Tbira rpdi
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SUMMONS.


The NaNorh Bank ~ the Republic. plaInur.
william Hurko. MARY J.. Uurke. his wife, edward
Topper Mrt 6rUfFe W. 7t.Mn. 'a,N'.nr
tHFuT.E. MARY nUKuu, Union NuLNua.
hHut OF salt Lake lIty, q corporation, ii
WlII % Vic 81 Trustee fur 70 u. -'HN,
DO. o. scott and 81. D. EutOIu, ~ laf.ur
ArI george trurkUrt doing hu.IrraH under
tIU tfu name % lrumunt0y stock Con
UluH. defendants
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A. 'l Jaass. sarah y. Jaust. kats A. Usorrs
ier.ni. ]. ". lofEe. JcuHis j. sutton. he
Noul. W. q. NrNuruIoE. guardian. lie
State BANK Of Wan .n tofpUFau8r' ana
lrHuk D. liIati. t1'auIaua
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
The Outlook.

Kansas City Journal.
Silver is going to control the next
presidential election. We have looked
over the state, and can come pretty
near the figures. There are twenty
eight states that cannot be carried or
a gold platfOrnI-as the situations to-
day. There are IA electoral votes, a
majority being 223. These states cast
22I votes, or majority of 10. This
list does not include either of the
Virginias, Pennsylvania, New York
or OhiO-and it is a question whether
either could be carried on agold issue,
The repeal of the purchase clause OF
the Sherman law was a covered issue,
stamped with panic to back it and
an assurance from every senator who
voted for it that he was really a bl,
metaliSt. A cOwardly congress by nc
means includes cOwardly people. Nc
man or party that fails to pledge it.
self to the restoration of silver can
come within the distance pole in the
next presidential race.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
Everybody Go.

The National Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union will hold its
annual session in Topeka February
9Th. The rate of one and One-third
fare on the certificate plan has been
granted from all points in Nebraska,
Colorado, Indian Territory, OklahC.
ma and Kansas.
Among the prominent people who
will be present are H. L. Loucks, Of
South Dakota, l. E. Dean, of New
York, H. c. Deeming, of Pennsyl
vania, Mann Page, of Virginia, L
Leonard, Of Missouri and Ben Terrell
of Texas, We also expect Gen. J. B
Weaver, H. H. Taubeneck, CyclOn,
Davis, of Texas and other distin
guished reformers.
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certainly ought to call them out into
circulation again. We have closed
a contract with the famous Globe
Bible Publishing Co., 1913 Chestnut
street, by which the magnificent
series Of photographs, with descrip-
tive matter, known as "Shep's Worlds
Fair Photographed" will be brought
within the marvelous!y-lOw purchas-
ing price of Ten CENTS in cash or
STAMPS, and Coupons.
1t should not be forgotten that
Messrs. Sleeps famous series of photo.
graphs were officially Endorsed by the
Columbian Exposition and the Globe
Bible Publishing Co. was given ex
elusive rights topublish and sell these
photographs. They are an immensely
valuable and important souvenir Of
the greatest Exposition ever held
and at the price offered to readers o.
of the VOICE hundreds of copie.
ought to be sold, as hundreds viii
want the series, not only for them
selves, but also for their friends.
The Ind coupon in the series will b.
printed in this weeks issue of tn,
VOICE and the succeeding coupon,
will appear each week until the serie
is completed. This is the chance of {
lifetime to get a souvenir of the Elk
position, and no one should neglect t,
take advantage of the opportunity.
Remember that you must have
THREE COUPONS and (consecutiv,
dates not necessary, in order tc ObtaiI
on payment Of TEN CENTS, tn,
FIRST PART Part u of the series
Due notice will be given of the publ
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parts will follow as rapidly as the
can be handled, Ample preparation.
have been made to supply an excess
I lively large demand, so that nobod,
may be disappointed.
TO AVOIDTHERUSH application
should be made promptly, as soon a
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The well-deserved reputation of tn,
Shepp Brothers, whose firm is known
all over the United States and il
Europe, is guaranee that this Sleeps
Worlds Fair Photographed" will be is
sued in their usual first class style
and that neither pains nor expens,
will be spared to make it worthy o
the great event which it geographically
thoroughly and ably pOrtrays.
Each part is composed of larg
full page news and pages of reading
matter richely embellished.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26

The Democrats pretended to know
what they wanted before the election,
but now that they have an over
whelming majority in congress they
are badly divided. Turn the raScals
ont.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26

The prompt action of the Knights
of Labor in enjOining the secretary of
the treasury from issuing bonds is
highly cOmmendable. Now if the
gOldbugS have not got a ''cinch" on the
courts, the authorities will receive an
"object lesson" they should have been
taught years ago. Down with the
dishonest bonds, up with honest
labor.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26

The frequent train and bank rob-
berries are undoubtedly due to the
lack Of work and hard times. When
men are employed and doing vel
they do:nOt bother their minds with
schemes to get rich at somebody else's
expense.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26

&c. HibbaId, formerly Jerry Simp-
sons private secretary and well
known POpulist editor, recently died
at his home in Topeka. In his death
the cause loses a noble worker.