People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-02-09

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over hundred people and do not
know of single failure to cure"
Senator Wathall of Mississippi has
resigned on account of ill health.
Governor Lewelling of Kansas, ar
rived in San Francisco Thursday. He
will spend several days visiting with
friends.
Matthew L. Ashton, of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, was Saturday found guilty Of
numbering Mrs. Daniel Stone, wife Of
his uncle.
The caucussing at Jackson. Miss,
for man to succeed Mr. Watlall in
the United States senate, is still with
out result.
The national constitution will not
satisfy all the politicians of Oklahoma
until it Is so amended that twenty SEN
atorS can come from a sin lie state.
st. Paul's Episcopal church at Louis
vile, KY. the largest AMI wealthiest
in the city burned Friday morning
Loss 100000. Insurance $4,000.
The Arkansas City, kan. Daily Dis
patch, the only Peoples party daily
paper in the state, has been sold. The
policy of the paper Will be changed,
and it will be made n stalwart, anti
fusion Democratic paper.
IA. SWEET has been appointed by
president as superintendent CT the
Haskall institute at Lawrence, Kan.
He succeeds Charles f. Messerve,
who goes to take the presidency of
Shaw university at Raleigh, n. G.
There was a triple wedding in
Rawlins county the other day. Miss
Fannie Kundysek became Mrs. John
Janousek, and Miss Mary Kundysel;
became Mrs. Frank Janousek, and
Miss Mary Janougek became Mrs. Al
bert Kundysek.
Representative McGuire of Califor'
MIA will Introduce at the proper time a
single tax bill, and will offer it as 9
substitute tor the income tax amend.
ment to the Wilson bill. This bill
levies direct tax of ST., 60, go upon
the value of all land. exclusive of the
improvemei IS thereon in the stat,
and territories.
An experiment to show that hypnotic
influence can be transmitted for any
distance over the telephone was APP
parently successfully carried out a
Milwaukee on Monday night, wher
Professor Gregoriwitch hypnotizeC
four persons through telephone
from Chicago. The subjects stated
that the influence of the professor
came through the receiver of the tele
phone into the hand. The influence il
described as similar to puff of wind
The story comes from Richmond
Ky, of perhaps the fatal shooting b,
Clay Shack eford of his brother Bates
The men are rich and are the sons o
j, 7. Shackleford. The shooting oc
Cured on Friday last, but was sup
pressed on account of the prominenc,
of the family. Bates had given
swell euchre party, to which his fathe
and Clay were much opposed. Tn
father and son took sides agains
Bates and Clay becoming angered sho
him.
The following is taken from tn
, Washington Star aid viii be of inter
est to the Oklahoma and Indian Terrl
tories in particular; The bills 70
the admission of New Mexico. Arlzo
: ma, Utah and Oklahoma are again i
: danger of being defeated in this cor
: gress. There have been recent deve
l opments which strongly indicate tina
President Cleveland has decided to us
all his power to prevent the admissio
S of all four of these territories. Tn
: plan, which it is claimed he is goin
/ to follow, is urged as being benefcia
t to the country at large. In the even
4 that these four territories wer
brought in, the senators elected frol
any and all of the new states woul
;. be for free coinage, and this woul
: mean that any measure brought fol
ward in the senate would pass. Tn
:. admission of these territories ais
:. would, without doubt, add to Ii
strength of the silver men in tn
9 house. Those favoring the admiSsio
bills are considerab bly, wrought up owe
A the reports of the administration OF
: position, and this resentment is sal
q to be shared by nearly every senate
: and representative of the states we.
of the Mississippi.
e Mr.. Sibley, the Democratic CO
b gresham from Pennsylvania. has
n signed his seat in congress. His r,
5, ignation is to take effect February
r William A. Chapman, one of Il
most substantial citizens and busine
q men of Pittsburg, Kansas, was mu
" dered on Sunday morning in his sto
!. by burglars A large posse is aft
the murderers and if caught will
summarily dealt with.
If The new German embassy at Was
e ington was opened Saturday night b
% Embassendor Won Sauerma-Jeltt
d with grand ball, at which q
" guests, including the cabinet office
t. and a number Of diplomats were Pre-
lent