People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-13

| WIN VIII ooOH Dc COuIutUceu IN
the erection of Camptellite college
at Minco. The structure viii cost
$40, 900, and viii be built on the site
west Of town, which was donated by
c. T. Campbell.
Senator Kyle Thursday introduced a
resolution calling on the Secretary of
the Navy for information as TO what
Admiral Walker had done or was in
structed to do at Pearl Harbor, in the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Secretary OF the Interior has
ruled the Pueblo Indians in Colorado
held such title to their lands as to
withdraw the question OF their land
leases from the Jurisdiction of the In
terror department
Advices have beenreceiyed from the
United States legation at Toxic, ia
pan, that the black. plague or black
death prevails at Canton, China, and
that all vessels from several Chinese
ports to Japan are quarantined under
an imperial proclamation.
The quarterly report of the hospital
at the Soldiers Home for the three
months ending June 30, shows the fol-
lowing: Treated at sick call, 1851;
treated in conYalescent wards, III;
treated in hospital, ?s5. During the
month of June there were eight deaths
in the hospital.
Eva L. Mann, VINO, as alleged at the
time, cOerced Robert Ray Hamilton
into marriage in 1889, and after MS
death of Hamilton in Idaho sought to
obtain possession of mis- property, has
effected settlement with the Hamil-
ton heirs. She sum she has received is
said to be $4,000.
The Pope has appointed commit.
tee OF Cardinals TO consider the policy
pursued by Monsignor Satolll in the
United States and an early decision in
the matter is expected. 1t is under
stood the prelates composing the com.
mittee are favorable to Satolli and the
course he has taken.
At Minneapolis, MINI, William Ho
gan, fireman on the Minneapolis &
st. Louis, was sentenced TO nav a ine
of $50 or spend 30 days in jail by the
circuit court, He intimidated a non.
union fireman and set the brakes on
train at Albert Lea, MINI. The road
is in the hands Of 3 receiver.
II the present congress finds time.
there is prob4 bilty OF the passage O.!
the Nicaragua canal bill. The Oppo.
Sltion which Senator Davis of MINES.
sofa, a member Of the committee on
foreign relations, made to the bill in
the previous congress probably will
not be exerted against the the bill in
its present form.
One Of the important matters rend.
ing before congress which was left
hanging in the air while the tariff bill
was being considered, is the new Chm.
csc treaty. 1t is the intention of SEN
ator Morgan, chairman of the commit.
tee on foreign relations, to have the
Dill taken up at an early day and dis.
posed of. 1t is not believed that more
than one more day will be necessary
to consider the treaty before a vote
can be reached
The damage to the Montgomery g
OF such character that it NAV take
the vessel ont of commission for three
months or more. 1t is the opinion OF
officers Of the ship and the representa-
tiveS of the builders who accompanied
the vessel on her trial trip, that no
blame can attacht to anyone and that
the break was purely IN accident Of
the kind which cannot be avoided.
The first of the series Of Institutes in
the cause OF Indian education began
Thursday evening at Chilocco school.
near Arkansas City, Kan. under the
direction Of DR.. W. \. Mailman. super
intendant OF Indian schools, who ex-
pressed confidence in the results which
would accrue from intendent at Chill
Deco, made the address of welcome.
superintendent PEARS, of Haskell, read
an able paper on Indian education.
the institute will last during the week.
At the second days session of the
National Editorial Association at As.
bury Park, n. j., papers relating tc
different methods of making a news.
paper profitable and and interesting
were read by editors from all parts Of
the country. No evening session was
held, as Colonel Mcclure and Robert
j Rurdette, who were to take active
part in the proceedings on the second
day. were unable to be present. To.
day the editors viii go to the Nom
mouth battlefield at Freehold, where
plenty of entertainment will be pro
vided. .....
The corner stone OF the 500, 600 ex
position building at the Illinois state
fair grounds at Springfield, Ill. wa.
laid Thursday afternoon with impos
ing ceremonies, l.. A. Goddard CRANE
master of the Illinois Masons conduct
ed the ceremonies under the auspice,
of that order. He was assisted by The
full staff of grand officers and tht
staff of grand officers of the knights
Templars aud Odd Fellows of Illinois
Right Rev. George Seymour Offered
the invocation and Governor A!tgel,
made an address of welcome.
Richard Croker and his two sons ar
rived at New York Thursday ABOARD
the Majestic in the best of health an,
spirits. Mr.. Croker stated that he wa
feeling well and had splendid tim
considering his short vislE abroad. H
would say nothing, however. Mr.
Croker was met at quarantine b,
Commissioner Daily, Peter Meyers an,
another friend who boarded the steam
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