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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
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mlitet iur &iuoer ut, mctde oie BrduHC.
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Srp5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
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@,st.. fit al 9~truraI9le unN Rbsuma'
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oCuteno abgeuOmmen. EreI 5ldiden
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
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:. 81. 80lCa BON ibllmmitsn JaI bon
eczema, Der iennls I'm Stnnte Snbl-
ana OOrfam. 9s turirt &erbrlbuueen,
8r1nhpunocn, ntte @9it)lplre urn Der,
Icbtt nIemais pdmOIrAO10eu gu turl,en.
-lGniftr BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
gr6btrt Uaidtn.

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sPair Killer" In Sazfe eaksE I'd
efp1rt sizea Ccher-
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Ntlrieeuihaft ;trSsuSeu unedshAtrAl
kieen. 70 be5azo<Ia Sts I'D fti5f NIT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
IL berH mia.

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0ddre ihEcGoeH fdI,u?
BrOit ior Orblg): &oju bcTH, lie.
be 5rnu? lie WndieH ia oUdl III,
Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
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1leeue &arl: WOoer, 6r.5 ueroarlUI
bat aanse Srel. 6e fu,u tpar Imnst
Qofomotiu fin. c'Ugr feeHe Stenfobtsu
dtCn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
Stt III

,SLLgc: y fbmen SIe bod cine S9dd.
til 3~uuob0lSer, Die f0nEla STE brar'
den, tucnn Sle belmfommn.
2t unteucr: vet roibiq, meme 2tlts
Ugfo mt dion beimteuhteH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

-. san S5rcer rad GTrgz, SErseTIsnts
sauSuzs nae cncerS. i&z66e1sGa Sran.sei'
ia utSsssr ARK &zusurg EEA -s1ssd.Cait 81
eSrSsFfya. asbt estela 4ftfSIs AseD DR.. %ssrces
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

Athisr: gSdrHm hlbCu Sir oas
pans, n wsItbtm Str pobuieu, aua
slnest?
ansetlagter: Eamlt oas alautsr IN
SipeiteH Sted perbrt INIT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
Home Machine \ SUDDIV Co.,
AUGUST W0HIT Gieenibumel

AUGUST W0HLT, Gieentbamer.
RaidiHeutbstIe. Gamptf65rsu, Beufife
sic HlD. ';eis az 5ant. 1tfDHbeIe Mi
nie9f NIB Der Rfpnratnr pom alien
arieg 1RGi3in5H NIB HaiHtntli6 Turtn Rds
tdtHgu se11sHtt. Var %q1rGHfiTen nnjsre
ATtsiisH uub iIsierH eisislbeu prompt Hub
b5aig- ian 1s e3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

81 5jfieF IaIsn oes 1tltyaoH. 1ssl
{CagAeu gno oey GIeI:v,c.ial uno oes
0ampifs. i6nHeu oIe Ggatc HIht Taes
oost SiHuoen lang ani EIlc6isruHs
ID1fitH EsBbalb OTgrIrsH ipir sud
Cnr DttHuir Cough Cure. &eosr
Iage, Hod S%iunoeH. ned Rnuifn
UtrJebsn che 3br Gr!eltisrung be-
tsuml.-Balter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

sopfrucb ut Nje orctte 3oleg ten
uuueroanlthtcit una 9Rnaculcocn.
ARdn bciettiJc oteie ourh oeu Btbraun
bon GtSltiS <tls Garlp 8Ilers uuo
eaer sopiTueh ucTlhpn0tt. DC rs
liebttn tle,tcu Staeu lberaQ.-&alftr
SrcS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

GuDus, ans oer 40
SarseRalfyaRenas eas'
lutciciss. gsar bret Vic.
aats an'a Sett asfsHeh.
pane idTedtt3ca
Snaen Ers mar sET2
Shsleit abeGnaetrtHn
IetTfdxua3. Tueb NIT
oonsH SeeelResr gallo
pirsRoen ShpineiHnt
rriseseH- DIR agtsab
MIR ote game 3eft bin.
ouuh @seoutn. SD
luuEoe i6nG1er CT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

Gun pcrr steies Genutps, Der aus
s~eieid'Heits llribeiI beFei, Iagte tir,-
LID gu nHs. fus er isine Biae feHuc,
e'e 10 our far llupereau!ihteii. part.
ittb'sts,i uuo 2s6er 9eiseu let. ME IL.
Ss'tis yiitle Garip 8iiers.-@altsr
BTes,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
Ter 1tItHt.

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" ,cgiH Dot mid qerCtlg'.
g,rgt. SsriiJt Wie jtmahsIbdfi ?
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u3ll;-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

lr &dmcs Hcrone, tiu IN Ron-
rec. 2SIh.. iuDhnenoer alisr Soiodt.
rpar ldWcr init 3htuuiatEsmus bchaiiet,
5rhlclt abCr promu'c @rlejdiCruHa let.
utr S,lmer6eu ouJh cen gcbrnuh bon
GHdmb,rlaIHs Sdmer5bdljlm @r iaat:
.,3TuCllcu lhmerite mem Rudsn MID
10 ara. on6 Id MID iaum auiridrtsu
Touutc. gEeHu i'd tctne GrleidtCrHug
geiauocu latte, fUiitce td uitt bier iein
I'm oicie wgUI9cH 3eIleu 90 idreibCn.
ebamberlo.L' SdmerSbnliam bat mir
utei 8utrs gtihan uuo I'D BIN oaiur
lShT 0antbar." 3nm SeItauf bet alien
DIR olErn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
On Sphu ppn u tn.

2sbEer: Sat min Il, Tot - rt rim.
Seer "a bife id5ueu gSog?
Sh6Ier GeHfr, DC nv h1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
Gs 1T lem Ruuof,orur

@s Mt lem 0unoerom9. IS turlri
nldt Nues nber g tmlrt oamorr5ol'
ben. Dos iii es paz 3eg8iits 8lib
6n5el Saloe Ierug brn9t uuo bat es
in bunoerten pOn JaGeu gelbau.-Bal-
fer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

SrsE GsFrsf- rirtf 81 Seserthrd1.
Hahn ssrsi Slaifeu rhrts Sat; 81 ul,r uitStt.
SD hattie SrmeTsea IN Ger tirtea S4nltet
Hnb I'M @adea. SD ihrie5 en- Cir, fucrnuf
sic MIR Shr Golden Medical Discovery"
cercreusten. SD bate nod uiht 9aIs etris
EIolne aennuImeE, ea fi6lte td1 idlou heher.
RAD sfpei Tiafden teuute ID tlr tuI,e Ssn
Sas Hett SgxiaHsH Hne rus.t. oss - ecE feee Sc
Erttet mar. Setser Saht 10 iAnsn an Rratt aHA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
ausldnoHhs

RertsDlste Il Gpt. 9ie
ealisaif6r Barrie .Bombi5ta" rauHte
asaen De grgllits BarFe ,.aoEbor~.
Z1s iee,srs aiag unter aae ) MatrUier
gHye Xxx Z5at tamsa an 9stfH.
paU4ag. II. Ssf i'm 81.
8sla9 mutogu 1900 3Seaaier BET
81. URBeria oga 400 Rtbei-
ltH aHgeguHsH uHo III ets Jlu6t &C.
'a9fdaen. lie SpdBlrt vrrIgrfH pRr
GnIsssre nne 20 NaHg. be auftaH,
oitdsH ma 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

0erft6tie. Brout Ian Der
SduStbir ben Brdutieom ertDdrtenb.
Der beutt UNI ibre 9anb dHbdIten MIND:
uDu fommii ipGt; no MART Du nod
.rfs" Nut benz austunStsbursdu!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
Sn Der Orb g.

u: Der Oouptlshrer O%r9etuepfr
BOT 10 m,eosr elue l@n9e Iodter; Der
3umnh8 Der 6anutle ittut iiA BET ot.n
nit einer me. ;,Uuro,Qeu Jie9elmdB 9t6lt
ODE ore, Sabre EN-.
%: 8anS IN Oronuu9; ale oreI Sob
re ltsiat er ia aud um huuoert UIntt I
leluem 8etnlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

Sh b0rle, S,e fuo ia run aud 9lud-
tId ucthe,rntbet.
ga, ia, oos hetBt: meIHt Trdu ut
afudi}h 10 ID BIN Oerbetrat6gt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
dtaul

QtJr,,: Jcbt bah ld Sud 8er-
ldgcoucs pom Der alopperibtnuse en-
}dbIt. User tint EN- dbntihes 9bier,
orm mlCt I'D ni6t ,.Gucu oati? ytun,
8Cpl?
Bcpl: Ser Stcppetforb!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

InntnIdfelt If cine empffbteus'
ueri1e 9ugtuo. Gsbbaib oferircu
mir Sud One Wilute gouab Cure.
Gs lift prompt III 4lnotruus uno prompt
in ieiusr beIIuua. 81 o'c'em 3luedf
tuito es "iatrl5irt.-@nlier Broe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
0aararbcit.

uHttrtttdRstt heIorat has 8lthttn rbu
20gitU. cdarfette1, gTuREH nub nbtrbdmpi
&c sintycH 0Gayarbettcu ii. itieril6 mi
hr btuIG
5raB 9oaHGeibnh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

lcips Idhsas aaVm btHts % tetssnisn. Taldh
" fieat ON bar ltpn Apah. au IRA BORT "a yab
tpnahs abunin IN 80 Wdsr Ptpk Uehea 20 y<
ianh. ethnns MehaRna. GdfHRts etaH, eesntat
uHb eRosTt slteene>sdust. SstrtHg MN @nf hsfs
Viakt HshiasaHasH: Siestetillst eaas. ett ~ cal
7hts, 9xaL
otFmann, Rp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

4FdlfcI aeylru 0balagrVsaIH's ga
aH'ttgl bxfgEsGrs E.r,1B9l gsaeH
GfoEe aHD Reh6harse fa0eu. o.
t-i vToaieie GrieldgterHHa MD III iIdseT
pa0 ~auarnsaRs &ir u~eItaHiiea *
usthrsrs Sabre llua mo - pttffbiis
Hts, Die poaioHmeHts Bsfr:solg nHa III
4E9a- y. Y. 8Iddr6s 7HaaesHr.
ia. ~ UsIi1nieH bsI ellen 0dHolsTH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
7terehte sartE

Srsuao: &argH SIe aIt fdCsu 81.
i;sr araulbgl'Iegg srioIaT5it:
Zgl'or: Sc. isiae <tlUe sn6Iie ots
RcdruT1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

u tCiser. 3aiAaFisfH. Tran 5tIssa batTi9 pirb
bNfcrtipbTtu hos Sgf1utthEu EnH NlefaFrH A. tSSteE
is1t neg EShrcus stB lteitH 6 sNphtH 5raa bt1,taup
im eeaFgB t;teE 5Saess bthaIax6 uHh b est INN RHts
liHifu DsIbiIfssE e1EHeh#trH sfIeagHeftt eas 3u'
i6HtthtE Al tvlfEnsn. Eak bu Hsas BlcEoes SEA Ga.
h%rtt3fHs Ittai 81 ~grjtfHsH uAh FIats;iG At. mtrhtH
kas btfditafH htt a ttgeits frirru3 abtH. SpgtGf
Der 81 1Tsa 5tEtaaoo.T q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20

gle befpnrsen iest bic
ccppelte Guanfftdt fur
Den aIten Hreis. Is unb
SO Gents Die Itafcbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
an alien ApntbtitH "a baben.
9inss if sspiB Pain Killer
toStet ben Smmsri.
bIi6.

pans (oet aug Der 8umpeifan. her
en- altes spiuaraS 5eruor9eiuht bat :
Ah. Ieh Eupn, wis DE i,uberen
8elueipeoe esiuugeu ausgeie9eH ba-
ben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-20
APa!. Killer"

GoFelbe IA1fFt m alien 6dfIsa 70.
sertiae SIneerans NIB ii, Deaa Eiai
eirs SlaiAs TN Saait hdt, TN Stoarfss
fane tets ;uE 6aH6. Rauiru 5n Tth
eiue flai4e nn0 ItsaeH gle biei.iss
70, bag re ansenblIilih gu Fnhsa it,
pain Killer " II Der 5efs 5ausaryt
S<n Ga i'd uaHiAsa t6nnsa
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
THE MATS0N MURDER.
sheriff Burdgc, OF Topeka, Following
Clue in Kansas city to Recover
Missing Papers.

Sheriff Burdge of Topeka, Kas.. Is In the
city investigating what he believes to be
a Kansas city sequel to the murder of Mrs.
NJ. Matsun, a wealthy property owner.Who
was found dead in her home in Topeka
about December 10. He is looking for a
woman who is believed to have in her pos
session certain private papers belonging to
Mrs. MatSon. and which were found to be
missing when the murder was discovered.
1t Is believed by some that her Will is
among these papers and that there might
have been some conspiracy In connection
with the murder, to alter and subsequently
produce the will.
The murder was committed with an AK.
The woman had been dead about week
when discovered. Frank Neville, a col
ored man. was arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing committed the crime, which was APP
parently for the purpose of robbery, though
il Is now known that Mrs. Matson gener-
ally had only a small amount of money in
the house.
Mrs. Matson and her husband had not
been living together for five or six years,
according to Sheriff Burdge's statement
last night. 1t was generally understood
that they had separated. but Mrs. Matson
friends claimed that Mr. Natson was com
PEELED to live in California on account of
i'll health,
Neville was arrested in this city last
summer the arrest growing out of his mar
riage TO a white " oman named Rosa Ward.
Neville himself is of almost fair complex
lion.
Sheriff Burdge talked freely regarding
the Matson murder, except regarding the
nature of his errand TO this city. on that
point he was silent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
A ROUNDSMAN REINSTATED.
John w. Goodwin. n New York Policeman
Restored to Place After Six Years
Litigation.

New York, Jan. S.-The celebrated case
of ROundsman John w. Goodwin against
the police board, which was the longest
and most persistently fought litigation in
the annals of the police department ended
to-day by the board reinstating Goodwin
to his former rank and paying him s., 600
back salary and $l1l3 expenses for prose-
cutting the suit Goodwin got his shield.
and it was pinned on him after an absence
OF six years.
Goodwin was formerly attached to the
Oal, street police station under command of
Captain Carpenter. In August. 1889. a car
riage in which Goodwin and his wife were
out driving upset near the station house.
Goodwin was carried into the station house
slightly hurt. He was charged by Captain
Carpenter with being slightly intoxicated.
The captain demanded his resignation and
eXtorted it from him.
Goodwin signed the paper and added the
words, Under duress." Sergeant McGann
under orders from Captain Carpenter,
erased the words. 1t was upon this the
contention hinged in the numerous hear
ings of the case before the police board
and in the courts. The supreme court fin
ally decided the scratching out of the two
words entirely changed the document, and
that it was not to be considered as a vol
untary resignation.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
ARRESTED AT Los ANGELES.
FRANK sTEADNAN, \ DEsPERADO
WELL Known IN KANSAS CRY.
Three Years Ago He Was Shot by an or
nccr hut Escaped While I'm Route to
the city Hosp,ai-iiis Chica-
20 Career.


chief Speors received from Los Angc-
l,s yesterday the information that
It.,,t ,i,as r,dy,r5 e,nad,,,ar c.h, ,s.
80. 49,, 80 s +" NV
.'l''" ~ ""' y n'SPIlaI van IN iN'1 ai'eT
being shot through the body 10y police
man. is again under arrest The chief
vy,. also Informed thai tho ,yardrp of
1. t.ff., ,,.,,,,,,,,t,,, n,, a.,',5 49,
,,'''E 'a" "SNt" ',e
'"iii'ihia authorities 10 deliver stead
man 90 him to serve a seven years sem
tuure for burglary. Stradman. will he
s.p,' ~. Sa, oucrtl,, pr., a. b,, osc,,,oj
'''',
I'''u tH"' p'h'''h'laiF WIN hNe years
t1 serve,
Stpadman is one Of the most noted
burplarg and hiphwaymen IA, tho United
g..,,,s#.,,,l -. , -. ,,.,,.,
''''-' "''' 7''''I vi ''H ''''l'' '''''
h,eh marvellous One afternoon in Au-
gust, 1892. Detective Hayes noticed Il
suspicious looIiIuly character. who subse-
oulntIv moved ,n Ia st,,d,,,,r ,,,or q
.r, IVY ~ ''",'' ','''' q
r",'.m ',l ulld auH Nalhut streets lie
loH'"td 10 arrest MN, nut had no SOON
yr s ynl3'Iu 'nr Ioor iuan the man con-
"..'" 'iu' WIN I1N"lNrIt HI'u liiIes
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
THE FRAZIER CASE.
Decision on which "a New Trial Was Sc
cured IL AN Old one.

There is a good deal of talk in legal cir
cles over the events accompanying the
granting of a new tr al of tho Fraker case,
and the attorneys for the insurance COM
panics are generally complimented for the
manner in which they handled the de-
fensc The decision on which new trial
was granted Is not a new one, but Is found
I'm the l45th United states Report, pag" 80.
1t is in the decision of the United States
supreme court in the celebrated case of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company ct al
vs.. Hllmon, and was rendered May l6,
1892 In that decision the right OF three
peremptory challenges in each consolidated
was clearly set forth. This fact was
known 10 the attorneys for the insurance
companies, but in not announcing their au-
thorlty to the court they did not stoop to
a trick, supposing the decision was familiar
to the attorneys for the plaintiff.
1t may be said IN passing, too, that At
torney Han when asked II he was aware
of he existence of the decision in question,
replied in the affirmative and not in the
negative, as has been reported.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
WICHITA WANTS A SCHOOL.
Action Taken to secure the Establishment
of "a state Normal Institute
There,

,,., "
Nlchlta, kas., Jan. S.-tSpocialD y largely
attended meeting of citizens was held here
tonight for the purpose of making a for
maj request mat the new legislature estab-
lish branch of the state normal school
IN wichita, and committees were appointed
to aid the SedEwick county delegation to
carry through the project. EN- Mayor
George Clement, George l.. Douglass, Ru-
dolph Hatfield, James Allison and j. NJ.
Knapp were commissioned to go to Topeka
in the interest of the proposition and Cow
ernor Lewelling sent word tnai he would
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
OLD HlCKORY'S BIRTHDAY.

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. S.-over 800 Of
the leading Democrats of Indian 80
down to banquet in Tomlnsons halI
tonight in honor of Jackson day. Gov
ornor Claude Matthews presided and ex-
Governor Campbell, of Ohio, was the
guest of honor.
New York. Ian. S-A catherine of mann
inent and influential members of Local
commercial circles assembled at the Plaza
hotel this evening to attend the ANIMAL
banquet of the business MEMS Aesocia
tion, in commcmaration of the battIe ne
New orleans in isIs' ''e '''''' o'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
Iity Hail Notes.

Mayor Davis yesterday parIoueG Rose
Woodwork, who is a wurkhouse habiiue.
Cases Of diphtHcria were reported yostcr-
day to the board OF health M li2i Pacific
street and rs West Eighteenth street,
Live Stock Inspector Anderson yester-
day condemned seven hogs at private
slaughter house ana shot two lumpy jawed
cattle at the stock yards.
The mayor Yesterday issued a call for
special meeting OF the council for TO-
night at which the amended Snyder gas
ordinance VIII come up in the lower house
Mayor Davis yesterday pardoned Rev
Lane, who was sent 10 the workhouse to
sober mp few days ago. Al the Sunday
meeting of the workhouse inmates Rey.
Lane delivered very impressive address.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
HARCOURT AND ROSEBERY.
Rumors That They DO Not Agree AS to
Engands Future
pnlipy.

London, Jan. S.-The Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon says that Sir William Yer
non Harcourt's disclaimer of his intention
to resign the chancellorship of the eN-
chequer does not cover all the rumors atloat
concerning the relations between the men,
bers of the ministry The principal of these
iumors has inspired the very definite belief
that Lord Rosebery and Sir William Har-
court did not agree during the recent con-
ference on the future polcyof the govern
ment Sir William Harcourt it would ap-
pear cannot accept the premer.s views as
to disposal OF tie surplus for 1898.
The visit of Lord Rosebery to the queen,
however, is not connected with ministerial
matters of policy. 1t is not. in spite of
this, without significance at this juncture,
especially as on returning the premier will
call on Sir William Harcourt al haywood.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
MCPHERSON POST.
Major Brant aud other Onicers Installed
\ song written for the
tCga sion.

Major Ar Brant was duly installed com
mander of Mcpherson post No. T. q. \. r.,
last night with ceremonies appropriate TO
the occasion. The Grand Army hall at
lois Grand avenue was crowded with VS.
itors, the installation exercises being pub
lie. The other officers recently elected
were also Installed The installing officer,
detailed by the commanding officer OF the
department of Missouri was Major William
Warner. past commander-in-chief OF the
q. y. II. and also past commander of the
department of Missouri
Major Warner and all the retiring and
incoming officers of the post were in full
uniform The officers installed were Alf
Brant. post commander; G.. y, pay. senior
Vice commander, u. +. Ninas Junior vice
commander; ., $. Richards, quartetmas ter;
VI. ]. Simmons. surgeon; John T., Crowdcr,
chaplain; John II. Graham, officer Of the
day; Perry Lighue. officer of the guard;
Ben Warner. aljutant, James CtaWson,
sergeant major. and Thomas II. Brown,
Quurtermastcr sergeant. Tho retiring post
commander was j. T.. Davis. After the
installation ceremonies were over the
meeting was thrown open for music and
speechmaking The G. A. X. quartette sans
several songs. one of them a humorous one
written for the occasion, Short and APP
propriate speeches were made by Comrades
All Brant. William Warner James O.
Young, Charles w. Clark and Captain
Henry, while recitations were given by
Miss Perkins and Captain Henry. Follow
Ing is a copy OF the song written for the
occasion;
Brave Mcpherson, name immortal,
Cherished through the wrecks OF time
Borne by angels through the portal.
Visions OF his drcds sublime.
Spires Of fair Atlanta lure him,
Carnage but Increases ire.
Forward through the smoke and war din
Death but dimS his eve of fire
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
DOES NOT WANT THEM 0USTED,
LewcIling VIII Present to the Senate the
Names OF Unconfirmcd Appolntees.

Topeka, Kas Jan. s.-(SpecialD Governor
Lcwcllng has decided to present 10 the
senate a list Of an his appontees who have
not heretofore been confirmed by that body.
The list includes 5. II. Snider, supernlgn"-
rnt Of insurance; Messrs Allen and Hin
shaw. of the state board of charities; iiyr
members Of the state board OF health three
members of the state board OF pardons,
Van Vorhis, Of the state soldiers home, ana
Goodman and Hoffman regents OF the aRll-
cultural college.
the purpose of this is to prevent the Re
puhlicans from removing them at once as
could be done, unless they are confirmed,
The governor says his purpoSe is 10 help
rhGm to hold their offices for the term for
which they were appointed. 1t Is said a
hght will he made on Hinshhw by one
branch of the Populists when his name
comes up in the senate.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
TELEPHONE IN EACH ROOM.
The New system which Manager y. y
Coates Is Having Put In tip Coates
House for Ills pntrnns.


MT D. IL. Coates, manager OF inc coates
hoNs. Is arranging 10 put IN the new
hotel telephone system for the convenience
anu hScommouauoh ol the guests OF the
mouse me system Is something new pelhs
the adoption of the telephone system for
means or communication between Inc
rooms OF the hotel and the Office. The sNs-
tenn is also able to- be so arranged that the
rooms may be connected with each other
as wen as with the office, but this VIII not
he Zone ny Mr. Coates
The plan has been in contemplation for
some time and the electrician has been en-
gagged IN working on the plans Tor me
construction of the Instruments for thdt
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09

Washington, Jan. S.-Representative
Covert, chairman of the committee on pat
ents has introduced Il sweeping bill for
the protection of copyrighted designs Of
works of art. The display or sale of
any reproduction or design of any picture.
statute, map or other work of art would,
under this bill, subject the offender to
penalty of 81 for every sheet in his pos
session. and forfeiture of its plates to
the owner of the work. In the case OF
newspaper publications the total fine could
not exceed double the value of the work
of art. Half of the penalties would 80 10
the parties owning the work.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-09
MnaIisOn ResnIts.

ST, Louis Mo. Jan S.-First racc-Nnc-
siNtecnths OF a mile. Martin rurgus won;
Perhlaise. second; Mascot, third. Time,
O,57la.
Second -Five-eighths OF mile. Ma
mic DUFFY won, Powder, second; Jordan,
third. Time, l;05.
Third ace--Elcven-siXtccnths of a mile.
Bay Court won, Volunteer, Second, Air
Tight, third Time, III.
Fourth race Ninc-StNtccnths of mile.
Paddy Flynn won Captain Wagner. sec
onl Daniel perouda, third Time Ud7ia.
Fifth race-Onc mile Pat Woodcock
won Pos,ilence second, Tip, third Time,