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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-20
Enrthnunl,e In AnstraIis

VANCOUVER, B, c., Ssp5. i6.-The
following Australian advices were
brought by the Miowera: New Zea-
land was visited Saturday aud Sunday,
Aug. II and is, by severe earthquakes
which did great damage at Taupo. The
shocks lasted for several hours, gradu'
ally decreasing in severity. All the in.
habitants eamped out for the night, as
falling chimneys and other portions Of
houses rendered it unsafe to stay in-
doors The postmaster at TaupO sent
the following to Aucklands: Earth
quakes are still occurring. There was
two explosions Saturday night, like
heavy artillery, with a great rumbling
sound, probably caused by the land
slips. The southern and eastern banks
at Lake Taupo are enyeloped ia dust,
caused by the slips. The wind is blow
ing the dust about. I had q view Of
Tongarro and Ruppe house. There is
nothing unusual in the volcano aud no
disturbance of any kind in Rotornau.
Two slight shocks Of earthquake were
also experienced in South Australia on
the same Sunday.
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QUARANTINE AGAINST CHOLERA.
Rigid Measures IL California to Keep out
the Plague.

Rigid Measures IN CRiifornia &c Keep Gut
the Plague.
SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. 1e.s-The local
health officers are seriously considsringi
the establishment Of quarantine stations
at the gorth and south lines Of the state,
along the lines of the railroads, and the
plan viii be earnestly considered at the;
joint meeting of the local board Of
health, the surgeons Of tbs United
States marine service and the stats
board Of health, TO be held here on next
Tuesday. The health authorities are
thoroughly aroused to the danger kha3
is threatened the city aud state By the.
close proximity Of Asiatic cholera. As
already announced the board Of health
has declared Honolulu an infected port
and hereafter all vessels from there win
be detained and thoroughly fpmigatei.
The members Of the board Of health do
not fear the introduction of cholera
through ths medium of the steamers
and other vessels from infected ports,
because they consider the quarantine
already established and in force viii
form q perfect safeguard, but they are
not so certain about the railroads.
Under the act of congress of Feb. 10,
1898, the federal marine hospital =
given general supervision Of all qua -
timing. The local surgeons Of the ser
vice have announced their intention to
cooperate with the state and city au-
thorities in keeping out of the country
infected persons or articles. There is
provision in the act giving tho marine
service authority TO set the quarantine
machinery in operation whenever the
state and local quarantine services are
inadequate OF inefficient Il the quar-.
antine stations are established in the
north and south extremes of the state it
will be doubtless done under tbs author
ity conferred by the act,
In discussing the situation DR.. Love
lace, the health officer, said: The
board of health fully realizes the grave
duty devolving upon it to use the most
rigorous means TO guard against the APP
proach of cholera. The United States
authorities have joined with US and we
feel confident that we viii succeed in
keeping the disease from getting in our
midst.
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Coke Workers, Strike Ordered.

UNIONTowN, Pa, Sept. 17.-The con-
vention at Scottdale, declaring for a
general strike in the coke region, has
given the men great encouragement.
Reports from all parts of the region are
to the effect that the men are perfecting
their organization and hencefOrth will
act in unison. The strike, which is ex-
pocted to start at any time, viii un-
doubtedly Overrun the whole region
without delay.
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Late Cuban war ADVICE.

TAMPA, Fla, Sept. l6.-Private al.
vices from Cuba state that Colonel
James La Crete and General Sursz have
invaded Matanzas province. Near
Sagua, On the 9th, a detachment Of
Spanish troops On a traia saw a few
aorses saddled on the hillside. The
rain stopped and Is men were sent
after them. Five hundred Cuban cav
airy charged the Spaniards. The Span:
sh commander ordered the eHtirs force
10 the rescue. The train left while the
light was in progress. A convey Of 50
wagons and $50 mules under the escort
If 1900 men was attacked near Par
opecadc by Rabbi with geo men, who
we're later reinforced. Captain Castro,
hied to dislodge the insurgents from g
ltrong position. was killed. Twenty
light were wounded.
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New York, 8; Philadelphia, T. RUsie and
Wilson; Taylor snd Clements
Washington, 5; Brooklyn, -. Anderson,
6ilroy andAcGuire; Stein and Grimm,
Baltimore, {; Boston, ). Glarkson and Clark;
Sullivan and Tenney.
Second Game - Boston, 5; Baltimore, 3
Nichols and Camel; EeAIahon and Robinson.
Pittsburg, z; Chicago, 10, Foreman, Gard
ner, Hawley, Moran and Merritt; Griffith aud
Kittredge.
Second Game Pittsburg, /; Chicago, T..
Hawley, Moran and Merritt; Terry and DOnO-
hue
Louisville, 6: St. Louis, Q. McGrary and
Warmer; McDougsH and Often.
Cleveland. :; Cincinnati, 0, Young and zin'
mer Foreman and Vaughn.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Paul, !; Indianapolis, -. Pepper AID
Boyle; Fisher aud Mcfarland.
Milwaukee, II Terre Haute, 10. Stephens
and LsfoHr Goar and 0utca.t.
Eansus City, IL. Detroit, 4 Daniels and Ber-
gen. -YVhitelill and TWinehaln.
Minneapolis %; Grand Rapids >. Black
burn md Wilson Riley and Campbell.
wEsrmiN ASSOCIATIONS.
PeoEls, 81 Quincy, 2. Thomas and Collins;
farVsn and Roland.
seasrd Gams-Peofia, ID; Quincy, &, Han.
saa and Dpgdale: hie7Fesyy and Ecland,
Darlington Il. Rockford. s. Weiuer sad
zsEncns Underwood and King.
KS Molnes 81 81 Joseph, {. Eiggsmeir and
aTiaRdi $ iagls and l'ohRlsn.
faRee.4. I5psusas Dillon and arsYsg,
-f=s ae1 EDa nesr,
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-Reports to
she treasury department show $3.50, 600
IN gold was Withdrawn Tuesday from
the subtreasury at New York for export
and that $3.50, 900 in gold was deposited
by a Rochester bank, which offsets the
Withdrawals, leaving the true amount
of the reserve at the close Of business
SEQ, 1892, 528. Under normal conditions
the treasury gains some gold nearly
every day, as banks in all Of the sub
treasury cities prefer to exchange for
notes any small amount Of gold they
may take in over their counters, and
especially if their coin reserve is in no
need Of replenishing. During the last
few weeks the aggregate Of these de.
posts has been considerable, the offers
Of large amounts, however, have not
been plentiful, except when accompanied
by conditions, the department could not
accept. Several offers Of small amounts
have been lately made. with the stipula-
ton that the department pay expressage
both ways. but as there is no appropria.
ton for such purposes, these offers have
been declined.
1t was said at the department. the
most generous offers Of gold nearly al
ways come from the banks in Chicago
and st, Louis, and when gold is
scarcest, these banks always come for
ward and express a willingness to help
out ht New York on Tuesday $780,
600 in large United States notes were
deposited in exchange for small notes
to be shipped to a number of points
north, south and west. These ex,
changes are received with satisfaction
at the department, as they reduce the
supply of cash which, in time, it is
argued, is sure to result in a stiffening
Of the rates Of interest, and incidentally
in a cessation of The Withdrawals Of
gold for foreign Investment The talk
Of an early bond issue has practically
died out here, the opinion among
officials being That while President
Cleveland will protect the national
credit when in danger by any means
within his power, the present situation
is not such as to call for any action on
his part, Those persons best qualified
TO speak on the subject say another
bond Issue is not now q probability.
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PETER ADVISES REPUTATION.
Kansas Senator Discusses the Probability
of Another Bond Issue.

Kansas Senator Discusses the Probability
of Another Bond Issue.
TOPEKA, Sept. 14.-''If another bond
issue is made without authority of con.
gross I shall advise, their reputation.
These are the words Senator PETER used
in speakingOf the probability of another
bond issue to an, associated Press re-
porter today
Senator PETER has kept his eye on the
figures which tell Of the condition of the
gold reserve. None has watched it slid
ing down below the 100000, 600 mark
more anxiously than he. 1t was he who
objected very emphatically in the United
States senate when the first and subse-
quent bond issues were made.
81 considered the bond issue fraudu.
lent, and I have not changed my posi-
ton since then. I still think that the
government has no authority to issue
bonds without the concurrence of con.
gress," said he. II am satisfied that
there will be another bond issue before
Oct. ], because the syndicate has been
given the privilege Of taking all the
bonds issued before then. There is only
one thing which may prevent bond is
sue and that is the fear that it will
weaken the Democratic strength.
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New YORK, Sept, l6.-For the first
time in the history Of New York a drink
could not be had at the bar at most of
the principal clubs of this city Sunday.
The action of President Roosevelt and
the police commissioners in stopping as
far as they are able the sale of drinks in
the clubs in violation of the law, met
with general success, most of them
through their board Of governors in
structing the employees not to open the
club. AT the City club, where it was
expected a test was to be made the clerk
said the bar was open as usual. that
they were running the same way as on
previous Sundays, but there was no
member in the city so it was not posi-.
bic to sell anything. A clubman furn.
ished the following list of clubs that
had their bars open Sunday: The Cen
fury, the Manhattan, the Union League,
the Metropolitan, the KnickerbOckers
and the Union. The Republican and
Democratic aud the Players club bars
were closed tight, according to the same
man.
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odd FeIIows In Grand lodge.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 18.-At the
sovereign grand lodge, Independent
Order Odd Fellows, Lewis Van Norden,
representative from Ohio, attempted to
have a radical change made in the secret
work of the order. He offered a resolu-
ton that universal password and grip
be adopted for the initiatOry degree in
subordinate and Rebecca lodges; that a
committee of three past grand sires be
appointed to formulate the password
and.grip. Objection was made and the
resolution vas REARED to the proper
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snnaTs Amman "a Rloomers,

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. ia few days
ago a large party Of Usage Indians ar.
rived on a visit to the Sac and Fox
tribe, east of here, and the two tribes
began a pony race, which will last a
week. The white people who visited
the dance were astonished to see that
the ''new woman" was there, fully
dozen Of the Usage squaws being at
tired in calico boomers of the most
candy hna
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MEET NEXT YEARHT St. PAUL.
Colonel Walker Chosen Commander In Chief
Of the G, A. K.
ladies Of the AuEIIaries are as Far Apart
az Ever-TrOuble Between Factions In
the WOmen's Relief Corps Ezemplified
by the Sheriff.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 14.-Ths week Of
unprecedented hospitality and good win
IN connection with the 18th annual en-
campment Of the G. A. R. closed with
sadness. Even the burning sun became
shrouded with dark clouds today. While
the funerals Of the five victims Of
Wednesdays explosion were in progress
fully 100 were suffering some injuries
from the collapse Of the grand stand
during the display Of fireworks last
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Kansas Populist Editors.

WICHITA, Sept 1S.-The leading Pop
ulist editors Of Kansas are in quarterly
caucus and were addressed by ex-GOy-
ernOr Lewelling, for whom they are
starting boom for governor. By
unanimous resolutions they agreed on
the free coinage Of silver as the main
issue in nextIyear's campaign. Their an.
nual meeting has been set for Lawrence
on the 26sh aud 9th of December.
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CUP Will STAY HERE.
Dunrsvon Throws Away His Last Chance
tn CanturR If

DunFavon Throws Away His Last Chance
to Capture 1t.
NEW YORK, Sept. lathe interna-
tional series between Defender and
Valkyrie III for the Americas cup is
ended. On the whole it has been an ex-
traOrdinary series, aud while tlies1esdlt.
is satisfactory TO the American people
two at least Of the contests that went to
make up the match were not. Defender
won in a clean race on Saturday. On
Tuesday last she crossed the line behind
the English boat, but was awarded the
race on a foul. Thursday she had a
walkover. And Thursdays occurrence
was all the more unfortunate, not only
because a great crowd had gathered to
witness the struggle, but because the
weather was such as to lead many to
suppose that Of all days Valkyrie would
be in her element. Lord Dunraven said,
and he said it most emphatically, that
he would withdraw his boat
if an absolutely clear course was
not provided. He claimed that dur
ing the previous races his boat had been
greatly interferred with, and as every
thing depended upon the outcome of the
third of the series, he adhered to that
decision 50 closely that Valkyrie merely
crossed the starting line and then retired
from the contest.
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Hearing In TAYLOR Case

PIERRE, S. D., Sept. 16.-The supreme
court has formally set the time for hear
ing arguments in the Taylor writ Of
error for Wednesday, Oct. 2, regardless
OF the holding Of the eourtin tbs habeas
corpus cage. TaylOr's attorneys will
attack the validity Of the sentence as
well as its Excess.
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Kansas Cattlemen Yictorlous.

Topeka, Sept. 14,-Kansas cattlemen
won a big victory today. The lnspec-
ton fee Of 2 cents per head levied by
the state live stock sanitary board will
be abolished and the inspector dis
charged. Governor Morrill, announced
this today, coupling with it the state.
ment that as there could be no actual in-
spection Of cattle passing through Kan
sas north Of the quarantine line, the
work was useless and the fee unneces-
sary.
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- n,nnha - -.

SoUFH OMAHA, Sept ,I7.-CATTI. Receipts,
s7C0 mead: market steady on beeyes; stockers
and feeders stronger; active; everything sold
early: native beef steers, S3,69G5.8 a; western
stesrs, $3e0g $50; Texas steers, $S.2sle3.53;
cows and heifers, $2iee339s Gamers 81 et0
a35; stocleTs and feeders, $2.s8d3.93; calves,
sa5g65Q2; bulls, Etsgs, etc, sl.5lGae0
EOts- Receipts, $500 Re2d; generally good;
market &c lower; sctlge at > decline; heavy
s4CGe423: mixed. s40094o5; light, s3.s5Gs. 25s
pigs. s. 50936J; bulk Of SALES, s40O94Q5-
SHEEF-Reoeipts, SO head: market steady {;
fair to choice natives 3: fair - cA0ies
srastssns. = lsG9s common 8nd stork sheep
f2oa2 81 lambs 58s-g 40.
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ATLANTA EXPOSITION OPENED.
Half the Nations of the Earth Represented
In the Inaugural Procession.

In the Inaugural Procession.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 18.-This morn
ing at & o'clock the gates of the Cotton
States and International exposition were
flung ajar for 100 days. Until the
bells in the chimes tower toll the death
Of the dying year the exposition viii be
open to the world. The opening will be
the greatest event in the history Of the
big show Half of the nations of the
earth will be represented in the process.
sion during the day and the most
prominent speakers of the country will
address the multitude that gather in the
auditorium to witness the formal inaug-
ural exercises. All of the buildings,
with the exception of those of the states
Of Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois
and Massachusetts, have been COM
pleted, leaving only some small booths
in course of erection around the grounds.
NIne-tenths Of the exhibits are in place,
and when the buildings were thrown
open a gorgeous sight was presented.
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Didn't known Was Loaded.

FORT SCOTT, Sept. 15.-Bessie Brucs,
the 12-ysar-Old daughter Of W. R.
Bruce, a prominent grocer and meF-
chant, was shot and instantly killed to-
day by her S-year-Old sister, Erwin. The
latter playfully pointed a Winchester at
heE sisters head and, not knowing it
was loaded, pulled the trigger. The
victims head was. blown to pieces.
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Cudahx WIN Bore For OH.

CASPER, Wy, Sept IA contract
has been signed by Albert Walton of
Omaha, E. Fl. French and others with
Edward A. Cudahy, the head Of the
Cudahy Packing company, for the thor
ough development of tract Of oil land
near Douglas. Two wells are to be
drilled at once. Mr.. Walton is now IN
Pennsylvania purchasing the necessary
machinery for the company.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.-At a meet
ing of the board of health the ports Of
Nagasaki and Yokohama were declared
Infected and the steamer Rio de Janeiro
which has arrived from the Orient, was
ordered TO remain in quarantine until
the passengers, mail and cargo could be
fumigated.
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sons Of Yeterans at KnOzville.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. 18.-Fifteen thOus.
and people from a distance witnessed
the grand parade given in honor Of the
battlefield encampment Of the Sons Of
Veterans. The parade moved promptly
at 10 o'clock from North Knoxville.
The city was deliberately decorated. The
parade was the largest and most inn
posing ever witnessed in Knoxville.
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ItaIlan 80 DroHned.

FREDoSIA, Kan, Sept. l2.-When the
food here was at Its height 4 stranger
was seen walking along the Santa Fe
track north Of town. Suddenly he dis
appeared in the food. It has been dis
covered that the man was Alex YeEng,
an Italian cook, who lives near CheRuts,
this state. His body has not bsen re.
covered.
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an - ~ 80 -.

CoFFEYvILLE, Sept. i5.-A man and
two children, names unknown, were
swapt away while attempting to cross
the Verdigris river, near Talulah, 1 l.,
today and several deaths are reported
from the territory south Of here. The
Santa Fe got q train here today for the
frst time since Wednesday. Sept. 1.
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Ianrtrr,s nlrnrcs Cass

LAKEPOBT; Cal, Sept. 1S.-The papers
containing Mrs. Langtry's application
for divorce were filed in this county
last evening. The summons was issued
and order made for publication for the
same. Separation is asked for on two
grOunds-desertion and failure to pro-
vide
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rrssn Non-commIitaI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA special from
Athens. Ca, TO the Republic says ex-
Speaker Crisp denies having declared
for Whitney as the Democratic nominee
for the presidency, and says he has not
expressed a preference for anyone for
thab Office.
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Creps HaEe aIatured RsnIdIy.

COLUMBIA, No., Sept. 18.-The
weather crop bulletin says: The cOndi-
tions have been very favorable for ma
turing the corn crop and for harvesting
clover and millet. Corn has dried oct
rapidly and cutting is in progress in all
Rections
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-. aaftIne FEIehteaed-

LONDON, Sept. 18.-A dispatch to the
Chronicle from Constantinople says the
British ministers yacht has been under
steam for the past 81 hours awaiting
dispatches from the feet. Great appre-
hension is felt By the Turks.
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mornbIower WIN Succeed Jackson

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-It is learned
that President Cleveland has deter
Rlined 70 offer William Il. Hornblower
Of New YeFk the place on the supreme
bench made vacant by the death of
Justice Jackson.
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smOkeless Powder Explosion.

SANTA Cruz, Cal. Sept. l6.-An ex..
hosiOn in the smOkeless department at
he powder works killed Make Grimm,
gsd II, and fatally burned James How,
Sd. About $50 pounds Of powder be-.
J. 9 made for the Hotchkiss guns on the
rniser Boston went up in smoke.
towards clothing was entirely burned.
If and nearly every portion Of his BODY
mass Of burns. The windows Of:
BE mills were broken, but no damage.
vas done TO the press. The cause is IN.
suOwn.
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Tprk. GETTING Friehtsusd

LONDON, Sept 1S.-A dispatch to the
Chronicle from Constantinople says the
British ministers yacht has been under
steam for the past "a hours awaiting
dispatches from the feet. Great appre-
hension is felt by the Turks.
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IEeresssd Demand Foe lIonsr.

LONDON, Sept. i0.-Thero has been an
Increased demand for money in C0gneo.
ION with the Stock Exchange ssstle-
hsnts but after monetary riss gnota'
ions gslapsed 70 the former isYei
there is prospective demand and iza.t
Eoyed trade. The eDnrmous expansion
& mining speculation has lead luShsrf-
hg pFohibite rates for Continuing
finssqtlenz
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Ex.ssnEsr Lssk - Trss,

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. l3.-sRiie got'
sFnaents evidence in the case OF exc
Banker A. J. Lusk Of Hutehihsoas
charged with fraud. is al N ana t'ls
ease IS being argued BY uEised at..5ss
District Attorney Perry. lAa GsieEss
introduced no testiaQnys
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Marx Twaln,s Lseture Tour.

SYDNEY, Sept. 17.-Mark Twain has
arrived here on his tour through Aus
tralia. His plan for a lecture at Homo
lulu was interGerred with by the out
break of cholera there.
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GnEernmenl Confractnr - TreeI,s.

CHENEY, Mich. Sept. l1.-ContFactor
Frank Osborne, il charge Of the gov
eminent work at Grand Marais. is ale
legged 10 have fled with $500 He Is in
debt to stores and employs.