The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-25
KANSAS STATE NEWS

The Presbyserians Of Newton Hitt
build anew church.
Lottie Bowes, q bright young ~
peka actress, is winning lsuEels u ~
Texas Steer" now playing il che ss-s
There are 575 students in atteHfsas
at the agricultural college 40 Aznh3f
tan, the largest attendance In is 81,
tory
The Santa Fe Railroad CO. has ret
100 acres Of hay near FrunteHac thie
summer and has baled and piled 1850
tons under one shed.
John Michael was convicted ct " l5hs
tia for using the mails for blscHmails1z
purposes, his intended victim beies
Register Of Deeds Barrett
The body OF an unknown young man
was found four miles north e boss
Scott, his throat cut with a rasoFs WhiIe
a razor was fastened to his wrist
Pitcher King, one Of the twirlers ol
the Kansas City Western League base.
ball club, has organized team 81 pro
fessionals for g trip through Kansas
According to dispatch FROM Wioht
ia ex-Gov. Lewelling is one Of the pro.
moters Of the Southwest Farmer
weekly newspaper 70 be printed -
Wichita.
The Kansas Christian AdvOcsts,
which has been published at T0peBs
several years, was recently absorbed
by the Central Christian hdv1Sate q
st, Louis
The Triekett republican faction ia
Wyandotte county will carry the aghs
to the supreme court to determsns
which of the tickets nominated Is the
legal one,
John C. Horton, republican nominee
for the Missouri Legislature from o1s
of the Kansas City districts, Formerly
resided at Lawrence and was ones g
candidate for governor Of Kansas.
Mrs. Maggie Miner, aged So, OF ArgeEs
tine, was convicted of selling hqgcr
and sentenced to 80 days in jail. up1s
her promising to quit selling liquor
the Judge ordered the jail sentences
stayed.
The federal grand jury at Wichlss
indicted Mrs Nellie Thomas. Of Lesy-
enworth, for pension fraud She swore
that she was a veterans widow al
though it is alleged she was Esysr
married
Gov. Morrill, has appointed the sol-
lowing delegates to the 5th annual r.
rigation congress at Phoenix, Ariz,
December IS: J. s. Emery, J, L. Die
sen, Col. J. B, Cook, Ed Frizeil end
Austin Blumlock.
Eugene Hagan, chairman of the gold
standard democratic state comGittes,
has arranged for a number Of noted
speakers. Among them viii be Seere-
rary Carlisle, Bourke Cochran, Gen
Palmer and Gen. BuckneE
The G. A. R. post of Hul City wants
to take up the remains Of all old sol.
diers in the different cemeteries IL the
county and place them in one cemetery
at Hill City. The government is fur
nishing tombstones free Of charge.
Miss Martha McCord, a seamstress,
was found murdered in her room on
the principal street in Lawrence. The
crime was committed for robbery, as
Miss McCord had accumulated over
81, 900 and was known 10 keep money
around her.
A Florence woman broke her hus-
band Of drinking liquor by threaten
ing to get drunk as often IS he did
She 'bowled up" once as On indication
of her purpose, but no further treat
ment was necessary He was per-
manently cured.
The Kansas state fair at'Wichita the
past week was a conspicuous success
both as to attendance and display.
Every county in the state was repre-
sented with exhibits, and the Races
were as good as were ever seen ia tAs
west The average daily atteudanee
was about 5000
The democrats and populists have
fused on state senator's aud representa-
tives In practically every district "a the
state, The greatest majority OF tie
nominees are popuiists, the democrats
securing % and the silver republicans
IL Fusion has been made IN svsEr
congressional districtexcept the Sixth.
Rev. Don S. Colt, of Wichita, one 81
the most popular and progressive yoEng
ministers of Kansas, has gone 70 ALE.
ghany City, Pa, 20 take charge ot tHe
First N. E. church there. During his
81 years pastorate az Wichits 81
added more than 500 members g lhe
First NJ E. church roll. and his iz6g
encs extended beyond the bouBsssiss
of Wichita
Judge Hazen, Of Topeka, refused To-
/ grant the injunction asked for j
George W. Crane TO prevent the A1sr
/ lean Book Co. from supplying the
schools Of the state with books on the
ground that It wss trust snd there
/ fore in violation of the atass Laws
Judge Hazen considered that Ties
t denee Of a trust submitted BY Crs1s
was not sufficient to justify an ipiuHe-
tion.
The annual convention Of the E
cOpal church was held at Kansas C.ty
last week, Bishop hillspasgh presto
ing. Every Episcopal church . Ases
sas was represented and 8 number q