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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01
JnIdno.
Cine Rneipp'ihe 1DanerbetI 2ln
itdlt.

NtiIWoufee, %. 6eb. - Sie
Oberin oes ct. Splepb's &loIters in
Wtilmaufee, Wtutter 9llegio, Bat bier
i'm nfielo 8arf an Der Greenfield
uno SHalbin9ton Qoenue unter nit
Nomen vSer; Se1u Sonitarium" cine
Wanerbeiianitalt na6 Gneipp'Iden
@runoIdten einseri9tet. Oie Sc
bduoe lino BON ausgehebnten @ar=
ten= uno Parfanlosen umseben. Ser
oauptbou bebedt einen 6ld6enraum
BON so bel $50 SUB. Sm GrbeeidoB
ber anifalt beiinben lib Die Gin=
rlbtun9en Tlir cine poll1tGnbiee
&neipp'l6e QSalerfur, bann eibt
es bort 9tdume fit eetu6bn=
li3e, rDmil6e, ruIli16e, tiirfil6e llno
Sanobaoer, iopie 3immer fir Wiallase.
SIN eriten 9todperf beiinben li6 Bic
3immer Der Yatienten, bas 8ureou oes
9lr3tes nno ein sroBer Speileioal. 0fad)
ben oberen 5todlperfen, in benen lih
100 Ireunoli6e Simmer fir &ranfe be-
rlnoen fiibren 5wei bequeme Sreppen
uno 5ipei Glepatoren. sSn eelunobeit=
ll6er Be8iebuns lit bas @ebduoe ouf's
3medmdBisIte einseri9tet. Oie 4ran=
sisfaner=S6meitein bes ct. eSoiep6's
&loiters linb Die Gisentbimerinnen bes
Sanitariums, fiibren bic tpirtbl6aftllde
gettnn9 uno beIorgen bic 9Heoe bei
&ranfen. 9ie ar5tli6e gebanoluna iit
Sr. Siri9felb iibertrosen.
Gine beoeutenoe Sdenfuns.
yaen Yorf, %. sebr.-Gine bier
anldllise 9ame, oeren Same porldufio
mod porentbalten tpirb, bat eem BiId,of
Sobn s. Ourit fir Die g(lnerifanild,e
llnluerlitdt in @albinston cine @umme
BON $l00,750 iiberma9t, tpie es beiBt.
fur Die Grri6tuns zines 2ebritu6les fit
Gel0lhte, oes erlten Separtements,
oas in BET ltniperiitdt einseri6tet mer=
ben lo(. Cine Summe pon 500 600
NOR ert Dor wenigen 5asen BON einem
Obioer 9errn Der llniperiitdt sum Sc
lbenf 9ena9t morben.
Derseblihe u1abe.
ct. Souis, %. 6ebr. - Bier
masfirte Mdnner ma9ten seltern Wlor=
gen gu friiber Stunoe einen oesperoten
Werlu@, ben sroben Raflenl6ranf in bet
Office Der 9asel Wtablmible in ct.
gouis 81 berauben. Gin @d9ter unb Elm
&nabe, bic Ii4 in benz Maum befanben
tpurben 5uerit bon ben @6urten bis
our 8eiinnnngslOiisteit sel9loaen uno
Ioonn 9ebunben un6 gefnebeIt. Sic
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01
Der 6eiuuoheitssuitano ees Pap
ites.

Hpnl, -, Sch, = Ser 8apIt be-
rietb lin geiiern nit NaItor Gneip, Dem
befannten Seiiirpnrter Der WaIier=
fur, iuetder auf @inlaoung oe8 Yapiies
na1 &pm 9efommen mar. Scr YapIt
lebte Serrn Gneipp iein geioen aus@
einanber, morouf bielcr erfldrte, oab
er mod niele 2ebensjobre Dor lidl babe.
gr rietb i6m, Salt @aNer Saber gu
nerluhen uno beute mabte er ben erltsn
0eriudh.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

eri9ieben. 9opepen bate por einisen
Sasen In Golse zines Geuers ee19dft-
li6e Sdpierisfeiten unb uurbe 6arlber
fdpermltbis, ba ct feline Musfht ~
baben glaubte, BON Neuem ein &eIndft
ansufansen. Beluder, bic lebte Nadt
bel ibm porlpra9en, fanben ibn baIb
per5lueifelt unb bic Nbiidt auslpre6ene,
selbifmoTA bessben gu ioOllen.
Dom 6eriit eefaIIen.
@bica9o, "a. Seb.-- Sobn sgra,u=
lep unb Sobn SnslesIep, 3ipei Brdden=
bauer, iuel6e auf etnem @eriiite an ber
Wetropolitan=5o6babn an Der pierre=
nno Saliteao=5trabe arbeiteten. fielen
aus elmer SDbe BON 25 Sub su Boben.
Sramlep fpnrbe setDbtet unb SnalesIep
erbielt I6ipere 8erlebungen. Das Sc
rift mar nnter ibnei, suiammen sebro-
d)en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01
De 6ters tootfranf.

81. getersburs, "a. Geb. -
M. De Giers, Der Mainilier oes 9lus-
lpdrtisen Der ieit mebreren saeen lebr
franf mar, sebt ieinem Gnbe entaeaen.
VT ipirb nnr mod nit OrDgen Sos am
9eben erbaIten. Grou Sc @iers mar
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

l6iffen uno benjenisen anberer yiatipnen
seisen.
Die u8ranoenbur9" Kataltrophe.
2onben, 23. Geb.-Gine gerliner
OepeI6e Der Zines" lagt ylleber=
fliillise 8emerfun9en i'm vEei6sansei=
ger" bab llnfdlle dbnlt1er Mrt, wie ber=
jenlse on goro Der u8ranbenburs" lih
nt6t permeiben lieben, baben ni6t nur
oas Bublifum nidt berubigt, lonbern
sur itiirmilcben 5prberune mad elmer
pfi5tellen Grflorllng bes &Drfalles 9ln=
lab se9eben. Ser v8ei6sanseiser" err
fldrt, oab Die llnterludung nod niAt
beenOet lei.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

9es Moines, Sa., "a. Ieb. -
S. $. 6opeiuea, elm bielieer &eifauro=
teur> besins seitern friib Selbitmorb, I'M
benz ct erit Morpbin nabm unb als bies
niGt iuirfte, lih erI6ob. Seine sSrou
tuar BEL ibm nnb nabm oas @ift au alei.
der 3eit, erbolte ii6 aber unb bate 70.
oann ni&t ben Mfntb iid slei&falls 3u
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

gonoon %. Bebr. 0ie llnioni=
lttl1en 3eitungen fiinoigten geiiern an,
baB Die Iammtli6en fonierpatipen, libe=
ralen unb unioniItilAen Wablagenten
angewielen inproen leien, lih ouf cine
balbige auflOiun9 beg Yarlaments unb
fol9enoe yieulpobIen uor5ubereiten.
8te 3eitunsen fiinbigten ferner an,
baB 6err Glabitnne lpa6ri6einlih nidt
mebr als Ganoibat anftreten meroe unb
Sir Sames Garmi1ael an Gtelle Olab=
tones, lid in W}iolptbian, Gbinburgb=
lbire, nm elm MlanOat betperben iuirb.
0err @labltpne batte ben Oiltrift Ieit
1880 i'm Yarlament pertreten.
Kdifer uno Kansler.
Berlin, %. Sch. Der Roiler Wil-
.belm bat Dem 6iiriten Bismard cine Mn=
3abl lelbitangefertigter 3ei1nuneen ge=
ibentt, wel6e ben Interi4ieb 3ipil6en
ben pan5erplatten BON beut1den Rriegs=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01
3ola 11ieoerIaee.

Yaris, %. Sch, Monl. Soie pere-
oia, Der befannte ironSoiilde 0i@ter,
lpelher auf Der S5n|el Guba geboren
lunroe, iparo sum Itit9lieo Der franS0=
liltben Nfobemie ermdDlt. GmiIe 3olo
trat ebenfQlls als Ganbioot ouf, mur0e
aber sel6lageu. 9lnr 1ieben Stimmen
lpuroen fir i'm oboeQeben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
(5OrtIebuns fcsst.)

gu 5pat. Sin General, ber
fi1 Frii6sr ais Ober7t ieDr perbient um
elm 4egiment gemac1t batte, muroe pon
bemIelben al(mdIig pergeHen uno bel
Ginlabungen 3u einem 9roBen Ts9t7
mentsfe1t aus 8erie9en iogar ilbergan=
Qen. 9(ls Der 8etrefienDe Ietnen Qbz
IAieb nobm, erirnerts man iidb ploBz
lid 1einer unb beI4lo5, cine 0sputaz
tion gu ibm gu i6iden, NIT Der Anz
frags, ob ibm oas Regiment als Oant
einen G9renldbel i9enfen oiirfte. Der
General eripiberte auf Die Infrdge IN
freunolicb trpdsnem Zone: vW}tt BEN
G1ren7Gbel fommen Sic leioer etnda
su 1pdt, neine 9erreu,, Den tann id
nidt me6r brauhen. Wenn Sic ml1
uber einen Gbrenregenidirm fdenfer
pouen, babe i4 ni9ts oagesen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

lllrifens ettpas Ichmdle 2ippen ID
helten fsin uno flug. nWarum iinO
Sic benn iiberbaupt bieber9stpmmen,
penn i6 fra9en borf2"
.Weil bieIer blaTIe Dottor ba es
bur6aus perlangte," antloortete Oleaz
rius. r8on Ielblt mar ih niht bier.
Oen Mimen tannte i'd ldon. llno
Das artt6meti16e 8erbdltniB, in Dem
iiA bier Gouppnfrotie unb Snteai9en5z
p0bel miI9en, tntsreiTrt midi ntht."
.eyntelligen3p0bel! sic boben Nus
bride, tpirfliA. -" Das Trdulein
iparo rotA, ite T1len 5i6 bo4 Elm panlg
AT drgsrn; muBte ober bod lpieber ID
deln. nsSn oieies !6aus fomman dNcA
pirfliche 9iinitler, pirfli6e GeIs6rte!
3um GeiIpiel Der beriibmte Meit6etiter,
Der profe1or Wolf, ben Sic porhin
oriiBten. Den perben 81. bo@ nilt
au0 -"
Der ge6Drt G1erber!" rief Otearius
aus; 10 laut, baB einise poriiberqss
henoe @jdite duFbor9ten unb etnige
Q(uQenblids lteben blieben. Gr te9te
ii6 eins 6anb auf ben W}unD, Dann
fubr er fait fliiTternp fort: Der ge1Drt
hie6er; er perbreitet 60bere Sfultur unz
ter bieIen 0omen unb ried)t oaTi..
QDeibrau6 unb anbere iiiBe BoAlges
ruhe. Die ri1ttge aarDatioe fir etnen
lpeiblinsn 2tteraturIalon; auh Die
GuBere grIbsinung lit ri9tig:
ihmamnig, lpeiberibmierig. 9tur
6alt it6 i'm fir gsiftig o6geIa6nt; ct
nirD ieBt lan91om fett lperoen unp
fura BON 2(t9am. Q(Qes gan5 in ORB
nunQ, in 10 einem Qdu1s mlB es feine
m1nner gaben; nur eng9ebunoene Oaz
men, 80rIen5sttsl, 8rtGanten, Obeurs
uno lpei8frooa}tigs, barti9e &drDatis
BEN Die ben Wtobetempe( tragen."
.Sie Tnb unausltsbIic3," ia9te III
rife leiis, bie5mal bod nicbt me9r ID
helnb, vSie t6nnten Cinen bas Bis
6en SpaB an 2tben audi noA gon3
perberben, tpenn man ohneRln i6on
- =" fie 1prah'S ni4t 3u Gnoe.
.Oa!" iagte iie bann uno beltete in
BEN GoncertIaal hinau8: poa gebt bod
gum geiIpiel @irsr, ben Sie setpiB
ni6t ais v&arpatibe" binIteuen fonz
men; ein sater, T4neibiaer Mann, UNI
elmer bon fHrc1tbar oltem NDel, unf
febr itola barouf: Der @roT Grpir
8ilbba9en. Oa, Der Qange, SAldnfe
Geben Sic, Der fpnmt au6 bier9er
obne Tich gu IhGmen. Wo6in gebt ct:
2u meiner Ghtpefter. j.. =. gh, Do fGll
mir Elm, ic0 muB ibr pas iagen
llsbrigens ii:Dt ouch 0oftor Dittma1
10 aus, ala pput' er nit Sbnen 1pre.
den, nls fB0rt' i6 i'm Idon longe, SD
bin qan3 artig unb eebe, Werben Si
ou6 Elm elein bis6en artiger, 9err 81
roler; - ooer Dtelnlebr, peritellen 81
iiA ni2t 10; bie1e Staheln baben 81
iih Do6 nur angetlebt. sic 1ebel
eioentlidb gan3 anbers aus. Sic mol
lens nur nidt 3eigan. Bie 14abe
Spllten mir un8 niGt mebr ieben, ,oam
aute J}a3t uno Wbieu!"
Sic qriibte nit elmer mertpiirbi
f6ltChten, einTaC0tn 0er5lihfeit 5ur
Qlbihisb, ,unb Die 3arte 8eitalt - mid
10 f6pebeno ME Die i6rer S6peftel
aber lei4t unb flint - perl4panD /
benz Goncertfdal.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

Oegen Aotarrb 9iebt es MIR cine Mebijin,
yueld)e biejes NamenS tpiiroig 1T. Dubenoe
werben angeprieien. Sir DR.. Sa9e's Ca
tasrh Remedy trgebt bic Ofierte: DDenn
MIR did ni9t furiren t0unen, 10 besableu
nar Niy 400 baar!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

limb bas Mittel gum @obliein lit fir jebe,
an eenannten Spmpto11eu frallfenbe Srau
ber aetpiiienbafte @ebraucb BON DIR. Bierct's
Favorite Prescription. 3oSieIbe tit bic ein'
aiae Weebisin, fir tpeld)e saranttrt ipirb,
ba, fie ben tpeiblihen Srganismus frdfttgt
uub bic benz meitll9en @ci6ledbte eigens
thiimlihen &ranfbetten flrirt. 8ei je9li'
dem ,fSrauenleiocn", llnre9elmabi9feit,
6hpdtf)e, bel erIhopftem i3uItanb Der 5ar.
ten Mutterorsane bilit ober fiigirt es in ie'
BEN ein3elnen Ban; lpenn n.dlt, uiro bas
Oelb bofir suriidsessben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
@ie fie ausfhaut,
bas 1T bic srobe sSra9e
fir jebe sSran, iuelhe
id,ynGd,(id, fHrnprIjf,

10fDQ0it0, IorperllW
yberuntergef efcnlnen"
ober iiberarbeltet 1T.
Sbre 4usen iinb glalt5=
los, ibre Wangen etns
seiunfeu, blai, Ooer bet
tiih gerothet; lie 1T
biinn, ipie et11e Sopiens
ftanse, nnb bas oerur'
iadt ihr 6erSeleib.
I'm ipobl aussuieben,
rt1itf, fte fpotl iet n.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
llIlr>eiiIlcS ,B(ut

anfabt ttatia6lh iait ane .bie l1ebel. trei1e
grbtbeil bes UteiI1eS inb", benn gtntltau'
un9 in oeu 9lpern IN 6ol9e bon l(nreln8telt
pber gn,artuns lit in a(ien Sranthejten orrs
banben, uno eS siett rnmGsli6 cine Iranfs
belt, bel tpelder pas glut rein uno Die Gtrtnr
laticn nntebinbert lit. Die pcilcH alten
WtSn6e, Die 2lerSte bes Geitte(alter8. ertsH'
ten BIZ g9abrbeit be8 bitliihen gSprte&: D03a
gtut lit ba8 2ebeu be8 Seilne6", nno l3rE
senare gefanntlGat nit BEN Sralten et'
nebicinii6en 6ra,ter unb Murseln fcr Alren
perl6aiite ibnen bel ber gebanQ!un1 rpn
Gronfteiten einen griol9, Der IN inief.t 'te'l'
seit NIT brsn neumrnii6en Gberrien Anf
brttrabenoen fateiniihcn Oe3eitbnnn9en an
ln9fautti9 eri6ent. Die Ct. 8ernaro &rap'
tetpineu baben pbne .3peiiel mebr Seiiun9cN
3n 1taube 8ebro6t unr iib elmer lan5eFen 5:.
!jettteit erreut, ais ir9enr EN- ei.ts9ea anoerea
trGp0rat, uno oas tcmmt b1her, haB tbyf
Turen einiod) curc0 &t0uijytn Der Gett'tNiti3'
fit, gntferlten cer $)t9nruiNe uno I'M8er
nc3 glutes tcIreuiteQj3t lpercen r:elt t9r
Gri9nalreCep. III cieienl 2ance ei10eIdbtt III
maNrt lid Die .3abt lArer 8rennoe nm I1l'enp'
tNo 3anienoe.
0ie ct. gsernaso Sssantsr:Biaen 'tnb ~
qpptbefen Sa boben; Fre3 % Genta ot'
Sho1td, iiilH S6atteln iit el.00. SSeross
and eeaen @mpionS oes Areiits nab lr3sn,
ener 9e8eno Der Serelnt8tsn Staaten tret 8t'
ianot BON
2. Ne.sstasdter s. Co., Box 24I6, New York c's1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
A YEAR AGO.

1t has been said by some who were
uninformed and have not known Ed
Hoch intimately that his remarkable
letter announcing his candidacy detailed
new ideas not heretofore held by him.
Ed Hoch's letter is in entire harmony
with his whole political life. 1t will be
a year tomorrow since he wrote letter
to citizen of Topeka expressing the
same sentiments which he expresses
now. The following is the letter in ques-
ton:
Mr. J. H Beatty. Topeka. Kan
Nh DEAR SIR: Pardon my failure to
acknowledge receipt of your kind letter
of March IS. prophetic INTERNATIONALLY.
/ never was an Office seeker, and never
want to be, and hence cannot allow my
self to think seriously of the contingency
you suggest. / have only one ambition
in life--to do my duty, as that duty comes
to me from day to day. As l cannot
anticipate duty, SO l cannot anticipate
Office | have no patience with political
scramblers. The success of Republican
principles is of infinitely more impor-
lance than the success of men, and this
fact must be kept uppermost in our
party councils if we would win. But
thanks for your interest in me.
Yours cordially,
E. W. HocH.
Marion, Kan, April 8, 1898.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

HOCH ON TOPEKA

Ed W. Hoch. in his preliminary talk
at the league convention this week. ex-
pressed a most kindly and cordial feel
ing for Topeka. These are his words in
response to Mayor Harrison's greeting:
"As loyal Kansans we are proud Of our
state capital; proud of its broad streets
aud happy homes; proud of our capitol.
which we wish was completed and which
will be. We are proud of Topeka's bus
mess enterprises; proud of her bank
clearings which exceed, relatively. those
Of any city in the country; proud of
your churches and your schools, the
character and number of your business
enterprises; proud of your laboring men
who are too busy and have too much
sense to add recruits to any Coxey
army; proud of your orators that are
always in demand We are proud of all
your institutions. We thought once of
moving the state capital to Marion. but
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

dubbed him Major Corns, on the basis
that probably Smith was a corn doctor
who hoped to get advance advertising
enough out Of the Coxey trip to sell his
pedal remedy in great quantities after
the trip is over. Later the correspondent
renowned that view of it. Perhaps the
most improbable speculation as to the
ssGreat Unlznown's" identity is the one
that makes him out an agent Of the nj
hilists. Whatever he is and whoever he
is. he is certainly decidedly sane and per-
fectly able to take care of himself and to
keep his OWE counsel
What will be the ultimate outcome of
Coxey's advance to the Potomac? Who
can predict? IF any considerable number
of bona fide unemployed workingmen
join the parade, it will be strange if
they do not force the tramps who began
with Coxey to fall out by the wayside.
If the increase of tratnps concludes as
it began, Mr.. Coxey may find it impOs-
sibIe, even with assistance of the un-
known Smith, to keep order, and there
NAV be trouble of a most deplorable
sort Coxey himself sees that and saw 1t
as early as the second day of his prog
ress. On that day he said to me very
seriously: ST should beN perfectly salts
fed If not another person Joined the
comnonwea1- We can handle this crowd
without trouble, and I believe the effect
will be inst as great upon the public
mind as If there were 10, 900.
NJ L DRxTER-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

FWNHE FIRST PAPER IN KANSAS TO Sc
Il cure the leased wire service OF the Associated
Press. controls exclusively for Topeka the Full
Day Service of this great organization fer the
collection OF news A telegraph opeIa tOr in the
purpose of taking this report. which comes con-
tlnuOuSly from 1880 till 400 D. m. with
bulletins of important news up to p. M over
q wire running Into this office and used only for
the day Associated Press business between the
hours above named.
eB-The STATE JOURNAL IS the only paper in
Kansas receiving the Fun Day Associated Press
Report
EE-The STATE JOURNAL has regular aver.
age Daily Local Circulation in Topeka OF more
than ali other Capital City DaiItes Come
bined. and Double that of its princf pal
paper.
Gg-Member Of the American NewspapeR
Publishers Association.
kE-The STATE JOURNAL Press Room Ia
equpped with a Lightning Web PerfectfnI
Printing PreSS-the handsomeSL and fastest
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

we have concluded to let it remain here.
1t is the only capital in the United
States that is not disgraced by an open
saloon. We are proud of this zap
plause) and most Of all we are proud of
your magnificent Republican majorities
which are the consequence of all the
things 1 have mentioned They all go
hand in hand Mr.. Mayor, l accept
your cordial greeting in the name of the
Republicans of Kansas assembled here,
and assure you the police force will not
have to be increased because of this con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
KANSAS PARAGRAPHS.
Marion, Kan, April 8, 1893.

The citizens of Riley have petitioned
the commissioners to have the town in
corporated-
Enterprise is the first town to start the
season with straight out and out ice
cream social
600 acres will be broken in Osborne
county this spring and all of it put in
crops.
The reason no sensational report ever
proceeds from Hutchinson is that the
people always take things with a grain
of salt.
Winfield girls are SO engaging that a
Wellington young man who visited that
town forgot all about his train and had
to walk home.
A Mr.. Hammock died at Window the
other day. 1t is thought the prospect of
a long summer campaign, and dual
life was too much for him.
A Mankato man has discovered sure
cure for the tobacco habit. He should be
locked up as soon as possible before he
has chance TO spread his insidious rem
edy.
The men of Gaylord have become so
accustomed to have one barber pull their
noses and scald their faces that nine
teen others who have tried to locate there
had to leave.
A Manhattan druggist has placed a
big iron girder in front of his store. So
many men with heavy loads on passed
over the threshold that safety demanded
such move.
An aronaut is to leap off of the
Parsons standpipe, which is 16O feet
high. into a six foot water tank, today.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
The Usage county Jail at Lyndon was
burned last week. 1t was the first time
-, HCA Loo
confined in it thoroughly appreciated the
virtues of water.
Woman's rights seem to be making
Roadway at Wichita in spite of the.
court the other day on the complaint of
a man who said she swore at him.
The Gazette says the girls in Law
renee have a new craze; that of begging
the boys neckties and using them for
sion that the practice of using neckties
for headrests was an old and time hon
ored custom.
Wellington Mail: Kansas is a great
evener, and generally adjusts things
about right in its own good time. After
blowing all the dust between here and
Hunnewell up to Wichita, the wind
whirled to the north this morning and
blew it all back again
Ell Dorado Republican: And now comes
the Cleveland postoffice department with
an order that FL Dorado shall hereafter
be spelled Eldorado-lower case d. The
impudence of this is exasperating. Ell
Dorado is spelled with a capital d, and
will continue to be spelled that way re-
CARELESS Of the senseless order of BisselL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
BRAINS OUT OF TUNE.
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE .ok
TO WASHINGTON" EXPEDITION.
Singular Features Concerning Coxey ana
His Band-Evidence of Minds ''Jangled
and Out of Tune"-The ssParagorical Pam
orama--The Great Unknown
Especial Correspondence

SE1O11-C-1--e1
PTTTsBURG, April 5--Coxey's s'On TO
Washington procession of handful of
tramps and some scores of newspaper
reporters which began ON Easter Sunday
at Massillon, O., has undoubtedly fur
nished the most extraordinary spectacle
of the present day. 1t has been accom-
panied by very many amusing incidents,
and if it We're not for the fact that the
whole scheme possesses a serious, not to
say dangerous, side there would be moth
ing about it 9lat is not laughable
There are probably but two sane men
connected with the leadership of the ex-
petition Mr.. Coxey himself is evident
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

COxEY's army was welcomed into Pitts
burg by 100000 people who cheered so
vociferously that it is said that "such
demonstration was never before wit
messed in history" 1t is also noticeable
that the tone of the editorials in the
Pittsburg papers the following day were
quite conciiiatory. Coxey must have
made great hit in Pitts burg
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

JUDGE JENKINS says that the employees
of railroad in the hands of receivers
are officers of the court and can not
strike any more than the receivers can.
Probably they wouldn't want to if they
were getting as much as the receivers;
$4,000 to $25, 900 a year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

A SCANDAL as bad as Breckinridge's
couldn't keep Grover Cleveland out of
the presidential chair, and Breckenridge
may yet be returned to congress. You
can't always tell how the Democrats are
going to take these things
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

WE hear of many improvements" at
the state institutions Chiefly written and
mailed to the newspapers by the super
intendents of those institutions but the
first one is yet to report that it has sub
stituted butter for oleomargarine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

PERHAPS when Mr.. Homestead Prick
allows his coke workers enough pay so
that they won't have to eat dogmeat, they
will cease to strike and become worthy
American citizens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

SENATOR PETER tried hard in his
speech yesterday to shake off his protec-
ton notions. You may. break, you may
shatter the vase if you will, but the scent
of the roses will cling to it still
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

THE Oakland, California, brigade of the
industrial army is proceeding to Wash
ington by forced marches; each march
being enforced by the public authorities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

THE household expenses of the Amer
lean people will be increased just S4O,-
100000 by the Wilson bill duty on sugar.
Oh, these Democrats are reformers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

WASHINGTON, April forecast till 8
.. m Sunday: For Kansas-Fair until
morning: occasional showers Sunday
afternoon or night; southerly shifting to
westerly winds; cooler Sunday evening
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

These Kansas zephyrs make the WON
en- bow low to them and command HAT
off, to the men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

SOMEBODY who writes on the Wichita
Eagle is fonder of big words in the
wrong place than a colored street corner
politician.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

Or course it is perfectly absurd for
the government to spend money in ex-
tirpating the Russian thistle, but it isn't
absurd at all for it to introduce reindeer
in Alaska and it's doing it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
Hair Rates to Texas.

Tuesday, April 10th, the great Rock
Island route will sell frst-class round
trip tickets to all Texas points at one
fare for the round trip.
Tickets good for thirty days, also good
to stop over in certain sections