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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
MISS ANNA GOULD MARRIED.
Ceremony Was Performed by ArchbishO
COrrigan Of New York.

Ceremony Was Performed by Archbishop
COrrigan Of New York.
New YORK, March 5.-Atnoon today,
under a canopy Of royal purple, Miss
Anna Gould was welded to Count Paul
Ernest de Castellane. The ceremony
was performed in the East Indian room
Of the Gould mansion, which had been
converted into a veritable garden Of
beauty Archbishop Corrigan oficiated.
While the arrangements for che wedding
has been on a magnificent scale, the
number Of invitations issued was small.
only relatives and intimate friends hav-
ing been so honored. just as the mar
riaga was being performed, 1000 poor
children were feasting at the industrial
schools Of the city on the good things
provided by the generosity of the bride
and he sister, Miss Helen Gould. The
Count and Countess de Castellane viii
spend tho time until the sailing Of the
New York on Wednesday at Lyndhurst,
Part Of the honeymoon viii be spent at
the Turin estate Of the Marquis de
Castellane.
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: REBELS READY TO SURRENDER.
Cuban Revolutionists Disposed to Give Up
the Fight Already.


the Fight Already.
HAVANA March THE governor OF
the province of Santiago has reported to
the governor general that the rioters at
Blaire are disposed to surrender, and q
favorable result Of parleyings with them
is expected very soon. The entire band
of insurgents in Jaguey Grande, with
Marrero, their leader, have surrendered.
BartelO MassO, commanding 200 men
in the district of Manzanillo, has taken
refuge in the mountains and is com
pletely discouraged. There is a band of
100 men under AmadOr Guerra. and a
small band is stationed at Blyamo,
headed by Esteb9n Oamayo. The mill
taFy commander Of Guantanamo reports
that several members OF Pedro Paraz's
band have surrendered. The officials of
the district assert that the rebel force
there numbers only 1870 men; that they
are poorly armed and have very little
ammunition 1t IS thought that they
expect a fresh sipply from abroad, and
war6hips are cruising along the coast to
intercept any vessels that may bring
ammunition for them
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stringent nueI,et shop Measure.

TOPEKA, March 2-The senats has
passed a bill providing that any persons
convicted Of running a bucket shop
shall be fined not less than 81 900 and
not more than $780, with imprison.
ment in the penitentiary not less than
one nor more than five years. A pen.
atty also attaches to any one patroniz.
ing a buckle, shop.
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Notorious Tough Sentenced.

KANSAS CITY. March 6.-Bil Adler,
the notorious tough who was indicted
for the murder Of Po5toiice Inspector
Jesse Mcclure the night of Oct. 4, 1894
was tried before Judge WofTord at In.
dependence. he was allowed to plead
guilty to manslaughter, and was SEN
fenced Co 10 months in the county Jail.
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Did Not Like sIaxieo.

SAN ANTONIO, March 8-Twenty-five
negro men whom "Pegleg'' Williams
took to Mapimi, Mex, last January
passed through here en- route to Ala
balna. They ara on foot and have been
on the road since the first week they
struck Mapimi. They state they did
not like the country.
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TruesdaIe Plead GuiItY.

ENPORIA, Kan, March THE case
Of Frank H. Truesdale, alias Hagtwell
P Heath. the well known newspaper
man who attempted to pass fraudulent
drafts on the Citizens bank Oh the 18th
inst, has taken a sudden turn. Trues.
dale came into court and plead guilty
to attempting to obtain money under
false pretenses, but not forgery as
charged The charge Of forgery was
therefore dropped by the prosecuting
attorney and Truesdale Immediately
sentenced to three years confinement in
che state penitentary at hard labor.
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Ask For Sale of = RaIIroa5

MILWAUKEE, March 6,-The Farmers
Loan aud Trust company fled a supple
mental bill in the proceedings involving
the Green Bay, Winona and st. Paul
property, asking for a sale of She prop
erty. alleging thai he company is hops
lessly insolTeat, and that the property
is not sufficient 10 meet obligations.
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Kansas AnlIhrIbarr -

TOPEKA, March 2.-The Kansas legis.
lature passed the Eiekstein antibribery
law. 1t applies equally to the giyer and
taker of brides and every state officer is
included in the provisions Of the law.
The penalties attached are $1,000 fine
and seven years in the penitentiary or
both.
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DEATH SENTENCES cOMMUTED.
No Executions as a Result OF the Recon
Rebellion In Hawaii.

No Executions as a Result Of the Recent
Rebellion In Hawaii.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 4.-The steam
ship Australia arrived today seven days
from Honolulu. Among her passengers
are 10 exiles from the Hawaiian islands.
They were put on board by an official Of
the republic at the last moment before
the sailing Of the steamer. Among the
number are only a few who have been
accused Of actual completely in the re-
cent revolution. The others are mostly
Britishers and Germans, who made
themselves obnoxious to the republican
government by doing too much talking.
Among the exiles who became known as
supporters of the revolutionary party are
Wundenberg, Creighton, Peterson,
Rathernil, Brown and Fitzsimmons.
The most important news brought By
the steamer was the decision Of Presi-
dent Dole and cabinet committing to
imprisonment the death sentences i'm
posed by court martial upon Wilcox,
Seward, Richard and Gulick, the four
leading rebel plotters. The sentences
were committed to 35 years inprison-
ment and a fine Of $4,000 each. This
means there viii be no execution as a
result OF the recent revolution.
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sEw York March 8.-Lady Henry
Somerset, Miss Frances E. Willard and
bliss Anna Gordon, private secretary to
Hiss Willard, sailed for Europe on the
New York
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DAME Fobster's Private Secretary

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Charles Ian
man, the well known authoT, artist and
librarian, is dead. He was born in Mich
gan in 1914 He was at one time private
secretary TO Daniel Webster. In l849
he was librarian Of the war department.
In 1851 he was appointed librarian Of
the house of representatives and from
1871 to 1882 acted as secretary Of the
Japanese legation in this city. The
latter years Of his life were devoted to
writing and painting.
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- ouaIIlIc. : -.

4FAsHiSeg9g. Mtysh 6.-W Within tEo
hours afts- Gr. Ransom Of North Caro-
liza ueasa5 70 be q senator he had quail
fed As Dated States minister e Mexico.
The Ger ea9ay TOOK place Ia tie room OF
Assistant 5ssutty Uat Air. Ransom
las lett -, a9zae 80 pas his personai al
fans - ls9s aa1 yFill return - Wash
iEgtos igIAe eoIrss o. thrss weeks e.
receive lis .slgrrEeki0slS
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South onaAa live stock.

soUra osfs8A, a5sreh 5-GAIz flii-l2s-
ssipts, s5@ Aaad i39j to $50 las, ~;
llJ1 to i5s iss.i s95g %, 80 to It59 us. -
si2is5l sa0d feeders Sse1a3zl. .cei4la0a
H0SS-f.seei nss q IL heas7; iiglIf. s. slslt p;
@=rseas. PTS l-2H iigaf Ianto ems, Sll
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unlop Paciae WIns.

Topeka, Feb. sS.-Deeision for the
defendant was rendered by Judge RiRe1
in the suit brought by the government
against the Union Pacific Railroad com.
pany for $40, 900 and 50 years interest
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Flanring IN ncsirnrss.

PEABODY, Kan. Feb 9s.-The iazgt
Touring mill Of Wilson Bros, east Of
town, was completely destroyed by FIRE.
Loss, 500. 900; insurance, $4,000.
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Prominent Kansan Drons Dcad.

TOPEKA, March 6.-Captaia John 81
Smith, prominent KsnSan living al
Columbus, dropped dead from paralysis
Of the heart in the Copeland hotel in
tbs CITY.
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.Iags az 8 TTss nj Inf9elIsssI.

ileS9eis. eiaEaA i.--A dispatch from
ela@g IA ssEs .l.1ll3slsse declare pas
isLFefy t..aE - aoE -atsad to BLOCK
gu'f e en- IL; o RtssH nee lssss
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sAhlAAs kaa. March 6.-Rk Rev. S.
y TAe9as' tspiseo9sl bishop OF Kansas.
Is syiag a. tbs pejnt Of death a5 st.
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rayard Has Recovered.

LONDON, March 6-The Hon. Thomas
F. Bayard, the American ambassador,
who was recently attacked by influenza,
has recovered.
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D0NGs OF coHaRess.
The Finishing Strokes Of the Rffy-Thira
Snngress-Wednssday.

-ets-1Ne-aAfs
After goHr hours Of debate, IN which the
most conspicuous financial figures Of the
senate were listened 70 by crowded gal
leries, Mr.. German withdrew his financial
amendment to the sundry civil bill, after
which the following amendments were
agreed to: Authorizing the selection Of
nine commissioners 10 represent the
United States at the international none
tary conference and to provide Tor a com
mittee Of United States army officers to
investigate the Nicaragua canal project.
going over the route and making a report.
In the house the conference report on the
bill to prohibit the Importation Of goods in
bond through the United States into the
Mexican frss zone and On the pensions
and postofiice appropriation bills were
egreed to. Several pension bills were
passed by unanimous consent
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Mrs. Vanderbilt Granted Divorce.

New YORK, larch 6.-Judge Barrett
has granted in absolute divorce to Mrs.
Ava E. Vande ,bilt from William K.
Vandnrhilt
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NEWS OF KANSAS.
Blshon Of Ssa.s. DIM.

SALlNA, Kan, March Frs. Rev. S.
E. Thomass Episcopal bishop OF kansas,
Is lying at the point of death at St.
Johns school.
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PASSES INTO HISTORY.
Fifty-third Congress Expires by Consti,
tutional Provision.


WASHINGTON, March at noon
Monday, after d continuous session of
48 hours, interrupted by an occasional
recess, the flags above the Capitol were
lowered and the Fifty-third congress
had passed into history
The senate closed its final session
amid crowded galleries, cOngratulatory
resolutions, a parting word from Presi-
dent Cleveland and a brief valedictory
from the vice president. The wonted
dignity Of the senate was preserved to
the end, except for the rush of business
incident to the last hours Of session.
Crisp Thanked by Republicans.
in the hOU39 the end was not marked
or maFred by, any unpleasant incident.
All the appropriations bills were out of
the way when the house convened at. s
o'clock in the morning The time was
dwindled away until II o'clock, the
only feature being a rather brisk but
brief debate on the results to flow from
the projected monetary conference. The
usual committee was sent to the presi-
dealt to in or.n him that congress was
reliy to adjourn, aud the other formali-
ties Of the end Of congress were gone
through with. The concluding minutes
were in ths nature of a love feast.
The best Of feeling prevailed.
The resolution of thanks IN khe
speaker which usually come from
member Of the majority was offered
by B1r, Cannon Ills. in a very graceful
speech, bearing testimony to the high
appreciation in which the presiding Of
ficer was held By the Republican mi
nority. Mr.. Wilson CIV. Va responded
in behalf Of the majority and Mr.. Sjmp-
son fKan.) representing the Populists,
joined in the expression OF thanks for
the coarte3je5 and kindness extended TO
the speaker. Ali the kindly sentiments
were applaads1. aud waan Mr. Crisp
himself a53ends / the restrain TO return
thanks and deliver his parting words,
the damonstrat Oh was terrific. At the
conclusion OF his speech just before de-
claring the house adjourned without
day, he appointed MF. Cuiberson TEX },
Mr.. Hit Ills and himself as members
Of the monetary commission. His own
appointment was by resolution. As the
Fifty-third congress came to and end
the doxology was sung by tie core.
sp0ndents in the press gallery.
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woman saasaes nsfesfed.

9sssssst aafell 3 The biz te grams
'p.a Suffrage b waIaep j.
s aefeaai 1s7 g g.
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CHICAGO, 1Isreh 5.-Whsa. was started
down by weak Liverpool oa5.oi today and as
there was not sufficient bad news 70 cause q
sentiment, the traders let it stay Gown, HAY
ending sss lower. hay corn AMI oats closed
unchanged and provisions finishes ct slight de-
eliRes
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-8Tarca. 535 <e52sszo: Lay, 54Jz9
542se; 5uly, 555scs
CGRE-A5arsh. 81; 1Iiy, il5se; July, @ss5sg
ts5ses September, IS
0ATS-Ataseh, 2sss hay, PIC bis: June,
s9cs July, 2zc
P9RK-Alareh. SD .; alay SD So jay, $lO62.
LA3B-s4azcn, s5.fj; Elay, S5s,s5 IS; July.
$685.
HLsS-2aaEsi- s5-23: nay, s55555-8l-is July,
500. September, s5e5
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ZIG RIar., 1T Tnrnntn-

TORONTO, March "a fire burned the
three corners Of Queen and Yonge
streets before being controlled. Loss.
8I0Oe0,09.,
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EE5s XcRE, asesi e The GfitE0.
Leeds b3RE was decideIt II favor 81
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Wheat III Nnnd CondIlInn-

kansas CITY, March 5.-The acreage
Of wheat in western Missouri is much
smaller than last year aud the condition
Of the growing crop is better at the pres
ent time than a month ago and about on
an average. In portions Of Kansas
where the corn crop was q total failure.
there was more wheat sow8 than in
1898, but IN the eastern part o. the state
the acreage Is somewhat small, OF about
one.fourth The condition in the south
ern AID western pot oas is no. promis-
ing, but elsewhere it is far. Oats SOW
ing has commenced in Marion and other
counties in that portion of the state.
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Daniel Vebster's Private Secretary

WASHINGTON, March Charles Ian.
man, tho well known authoF, artist and
librarian, is dead. He was born in Mich.
gar in 1914 lie vas as one time private
secretary to Daniel Webster. In l849
he was librarian Of the war department..
In 1861 he was appointed librarian Of
the holsa Of representatives. and from
IS1ito 1892 acted as secretary OF the
Japanese legation II tbs city. The
latter years OF his life were devoted 60
writing and paintiDr
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DECIDED IN FAVOR OF The U. ?
Demurrer 80 the Government suit Sus-
tanned by Judge Elncr.


Topeka, Feb. 28-Un.tei States Dis
trict Judge Riner has decided the big
suit brought BY the government against
the Union Pacific Railroad company.
The suit was brought to recover the
price Of the right Of way Of che railroad
between Kansas City aud Lawrence,
Kan, which. when the road was built,
was the Delaware Indian reservation.
The government claimed that the road
had nos paid for the land taken nor for
the improvements Of the property, and
the suit was brought to compel Che pay
ment of the price OF the land and im-
provements. when are fixed as $4,000
The railroad company claimed the land
nndera grant from the government,
and at the session Of the United States
circuit cears Atto-aeyA l. Williams
filed Il demurrer 70 thesa.t which Judge
RineF has sustained The case viii bs
taken t. the United States court OF ap-
Dsals
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IsmaiI Pssaa Passes Away.

CAIRO, March 4.-fsaail Pasha died
in ConstanEnGple today.
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The house passed the following bills:
a substitute for Mr. Dlngley's bill to au-
thOrize the president to arrange for a joint
committee to consist Of three representa-
tiyes Of this government, Great Britain,
Russia and Japan, to investigate the con-
dition Of the fur seals and the regulations
necessary to their preservation and pend
ing the report Of the committee to negoti-
ate for mOdus yivendi to protect the
seals during the approaching season, and
in case Of such modus viYendi cannot be
negotiated, to give the secretary Of the
treasury authority to kill seals found on
the PFibylof islands; the senate antilot-
terry bill and the bill to pay the state Of
West Virginia its share of the direct tax
refunded by the act Of 1891.
The deficiency bill was passed by the
senate after q struggle of three hours. The
claims Of California, Oregon and Nevada
against the government aggFegating S.
1900 was passed without the formality
Of a yea and nay vote. The appropriation
Of 81 $4,000 to the Southern Pacific rail
road and another of about S1,GOO,OOO for
French Spoilarion claims and war claims
were also passed.
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ThuFsiay, Feb. Is.

The senate passed the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill, including the item appro-
printing S5,00001) for sugar bounties and
the provision for a commission to reprs-
sent the United States at an international
monetary conference. Among the amend.
ments adopted was one. BIZ Senator Petit
grew appFopriating $4,000 to be used for
protecting thu oanks Of the Missouri river
at Elk Point, $, D. Another by Mr..
Roach On d. directing the secretary Of
war within his discretion to establish a
military post at Bismarck, n D., instead
Of the present past at Fort Yates, which is
to be abandoned. At the evening session
the legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill was passed.
The house decided to further Insist on
its disagreement to the senate amendment
to the consular and diplomatic appropria-
ton bill, providing for the Hawiian cable.
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Rev. 10 Creatcs 3 scn.atlon.

KANSAS CITY, Ma-ch 4.-Rey. Charles
Kless, pastor OF Centennial Tabernacle
church, created s0Mawhlt of 4 sensa.
ton Sunday uight in making reference
to the engagement Of Miss Ama Gould.
HIS text was: There's Of Oar Home"
and be. sad n part; The barter and
sale o olc American heire5s9s for q for
eign title IS one Of the most unseemly
exhibitions Of modern waste. We who
ride on the Missouri Pacific have right
to protest az the b.g price paid for the
French count, WHOM Anna Gould is to
marry. Two million d5!tlrii An Amer
lean husband could have baen gotten
for half ti1s amllIs It Is certainly
such a poor bargain 5Aas it is enough TO
make jay Gooid turn over in his grave.
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CbIoago s4rsin mi ,,Pevision.

MARKETs sY TELseRAPH.
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BOndhoideF5 Of Oregon Railway and Navl-
cation Company Ask to Have Order Ap-
pointing MeNslIl Receiver Modified so as
TO Relieve Him From Paying an Indebt-
sdaess Due the Union Pacific.
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at is the best patent medicine
in the world" Is what MIR. E. NJ.
Hartman, Of Marquam, Oregon,
says Of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
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leads me to make this assertion is
from the fact that dysentery in its
worst form was prevalent around
here last summer and it never took
over two or three doses of that
remedy to effect complete cure"
For sale by F. Kalteyer & Son, G.
Campbell and j. Clavin, druggists,
San Antonio, Texas. tt
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased Ia
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Miss Williams in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. S.--Min-
ME Williams, Of Holmes case cele-
brity, is said to be in the city, and
the declaration Is made by one who
claims to have seen, conversed with
and heard partial admission OF her
identity from the woman's own
lips. The party who makes this
assertion Is one who makes fire.
quent trips to Little Rock and is
we'll known there. An agent who
will assist In the development Of
the case, came over from Little
Rock to look after some essential
details. He was not advised as to
the location of the woman, the &C.
quaintance keeping this secret I'M
til the receipt Of a photograph OF
Minnie Williams, which is expect
ed today. Fortified with this the
Little Rock agents will come at
once to Memphis, call upon the
suspect and clear up the mystery
as they anticipate. It is insisted
that the description is perfect.
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Both Want To Play Mayor.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. s.
A serious complication is likely to
arise over the conflict Of authority
between the two claimants for the
office Of mayor Of this city, Presi.
dent Howe, OF the common coun.
Gil, and G. s. Starkweather, who
was impesched last Thursday
night. Judge Dickinson, one of
Starkweather's attorneys, says his
client will continue to discharge
the duties of his office, while Mr..
Howe has partially assumed to
rule, and has issued orders to the
police requiring them to enforce
the laws strictly as regards the
sporting fraternity.
Mr.. Starkweather etsins the
keys to the Office, and affixed his
signature as mayor to few docu.
ments.
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MARVELLOUS RESULTS.

From a letter written by Rev. j. Gun
deyman, Of DimondaIe, Mich, we are per.
mitted to make this extract: II have nc
hesitation in recommending DIR. Kings
New Discovery, as the results were al
most marvellous In the case OF my wife
While was pastor of the Baptist Church
at Rives Junction she was brought down
with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe
seemed as II she could not survive them
A friend recommended DR.. Kings New
Discovery; II was quick In its work and
highly satisfactory in results" Tria
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