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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-03-06
H)HANSIFFRABE LECTURES.
susan B. Anthony OF for California TO Ad-
vance the Cause.
sALVATlONisTs IN REVOLT.
serious DeaectIOHs Toward BatlHgtOn
nO0th's New Religious Movement
Eeely, the Inventor, Wants to Have
bis Devices Patented.

CHICAGO, March 4-Susan B An
thony said to-day: y leave Thursday
night for California, where April ! we
begin a campaign to educate the men
that they may vote intelligeutly on
the amendment to strike the word
male from the constitution of the
state. Shall remain in San Francisco
to direct the campaign, while Rev.
Anna Shaw and Elizabeth Yewe Yates,
Of Maine, will conduct a series OF coun-
ty meetings in each county OF the
state. We recognize that the mat
ter rests entirely with the men,
and we are praying the leading politi-
cal leaders of all parties to put the
plank OF woman suffrage in their
platform We are arranging to have
the women hold county meetings and
bring pressure on the county conven-
tiOns. If the leaders Of every party re-
fuse our requests, we shall put on our
bOnnets and leave the state"
saIvstIOnists In Revolt,
New YORK, March 4-The Salvation
army no longer presents a solid front.
There are serious reflections toward
the new religious movement to be led
by Darlington Booth and his wife.
Last night, at Sea Cliff, the local corps
there, the first to rebel against Gen.
Booth, held q rousing meeting
and telegraphed Ballington Booth
assuring him of their devotion
to him. A telegram to Commissioner
Eva Booth at the same time sew
cred all connection with the interna-
tional army At Syracuse the local
army corps has refused longer to obey
orders from headquarters, and a letter
has been sent to Col. Eadie asking him
to resign and go back TO England. A
collection amounting to $1,000 was
taken up and forwarded to Commander
Booth. Corps No. of the army at
Newark also took definite stand against
international headquarters by refusing
to sell the War Cry.
KeeIY's Secret to Re Let Out.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4-The Kelly
Motor Co. held a meeting in Philadel-
phia, when it was announced that the
mysterious inventor, John W, Kelly,
now wants 10 have his supposed discov-
cries patented. For more than 30 years
he has absolutely refused to secure
any patents on any of his Inventions. A
committee consisting Of three members
of the board-Charles b Collier, Hsr-
rison Snyder and Lancaster Thomas
were appointed to formulate a plan of
reorganization of the Kelly Motor,
which was to be submitted to Mr..
Keely. These people say his vibratory
engine will soon be on the market if
Kelly hurries up his patents.
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THE PREMIUM oN GoLp.

1t Disappears Because OF the Practical
Completion of tho EOnd Payments.
New YORK, March 1.-The premium
on gold has vanished The bullion
brokers in Wall street formally an
nounced yesterday that they no longer
charge a premium for gold furnished
customers. From the day the last
bond issue was decided upon gold has
commanded a premium of from three
eighths to three-fourths per cent, in
addition to commission. At the sub
treasury the officials said that the gold
due for the bonds is nearly all IN, and
it is because of the practical completion
of the gold payments that the premium
on gold no longer exists.
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HOLMES mUsr DIE.

Pennsylvania Suprem5 Court Refuses to
Reverse the Case OF che Multi
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The su-
-preme court to-day. in a decision by
Justice Williams, Overruled all assign
ments of errors IN the case of H. z.
Holmes, sentenced to death for MUIR
dering Benjamin +. Pietzel, aud con-
6rmed the Judgment of the court be-
low. The opinion says that no sub
stantial error has been pointed out,
and the evidence fully sustained the
verdict The papers in the case are in
the hands of Gov. Hastings, who, it is
believed, viii tx an early day for the
death OF the notorious criminal
Holmes has lately been making prepa-
Fations for the gallows, He sent for a
Catholic priest, who has since visited
him several times
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GREAT ExcIrEM ~ N IFALY.
a General Uprising Throughout the Prov
inneE IneFItHhla.

A General Uprising Throughout the Prov
inoes Inevitable.
ROME, March 4.-The kingdom of
italy is ia q condition Of excitement
grief and anger, almost beyond descrip-
ton. Rome is wildly excited, and
troops patrolling the streets is all that
has prevented a serious demonstration
here. News from the provinces iudi-
Gates a national crisis. Several riots
have occurred. and in a number of
places the police were unable to cope
with the populace and troops were
called out to restore order
IL Milan, troops, after trying vainly
to dispense a mob, were obliged to fire.
One man was killed and several were
wounded. Enraged z the woundiHg
Of its members. the mob stoned the
troops, who cleared the public square
at the point of the bayonet Dis
patches from Venice say intense ex-
element prevails there. An immense
crowd assembled at the Piazza St
Mark, and there speeches were made
against the government, condemning
the manner in which the Abyssinian
campaign had been conducted. and
calling upon the military authorities
to try Gen. Baratieri by court martial.
It is believed that nothing short Of a
downfall of Signor Crispi and the dis
patch of strong reinforcements to
Africa will satisfy the public elamoE.
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WILL SPLIT on SILVER.
Senator PETER Talks on the Coming POIiii-
cal Campaign.


Senator PETER Talks on the Coming POliii-
cal Campaign.
Topeka, Kan, March United States
Senator William PETER arrived from
Washington to-day and viii spend
few days looking after personal affairs
here. In an interview Senator PETER
expressed the belief that the end of the
two old parties, as constituted at pres
emit, is at hand. He thinks they will
split on silver in their national con-
vehtiOns this year and that, while the
gold standard element Of the Demo
cratic party may preserve the party
existence by nominating candidates it
will cut little figure IN the November
elections. and viii not carry single
state, north or south.
GHe looks for the gold standard ele-
ment to capture the national republican
convention. Whether it viii elect its
ticket VIII depend upon the action Of
fhs silver republicans and democrats.
i thsg drop out Of sight and remain
passive, it viii be q republican year;
bat, should they openly secsde and
jcia the silver conference st st, Louis
IN July, g new party viii be organized
llaasS name acceptable 10 all. con
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THE SPANISH sITUArIOR.

Eight steamers 70 fe srmad-spaniaFds
Acting as American Conauls Resign
MADRID, March 1.-The marquis Of
Tomillas held a long conference to-day
with Adm. Beranger, the minister Of
marine, at which he offered the gov
eminent all the steamers and the
coal depots of the transatlantic
company. The minister Of marine
accepted this offer, which VIII be de-
bated at the council to be held to-mor-
row. Eight OF these steamers will be
forthwith armed and placed under the
command OF naval officers
By far the most prominent feature Of
the strained relations between Spain
and the United States to-day is that all
Spanisrds who have been acting as
eousuls Of the United States havs re-
stoned
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Innortant d. Il RaIEoad..

JEFFERSON CITY. No, March 1.-The
board Of railroad and warehouse COM
missioners made an order this morn
ing instrueting the secretary TO draft
q letter to the general managers Of the
railroads in Missouri requesting them
to comply with the law requiring the
schedules Of arrivals aud departures Of
trains to be placed in front Of the de-
pots Tor the information of the public.
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Kansns suedi.h-AnerInan..

Topeka, Kan, March 4-The Kan
sas railroads have granted rate of 1 q
fare to the members Of the Swedish
American Republican league which
viii hold its annual meeting at Liads-
borg Friday Of this week. Lieut. Gov
James A. Troutman viii address the
meeting Friday evening. Dr.. Swenns-
son, Prof Frank Nelson and other
speakers viii also be present.
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cHAInmAr nAsRErY.s ylEwa
He Tells What Democrats Must Do in Orde
to Gain National Victory.

to Gain National Victory.
NEW YORK, March 4-William F.
Hairity, chairman Of the national dem
ocratic committee. has maintained
silence for many months in respect TO
candidates aud issues, but he spoke
frankly yesterday. He made three
extremely important, as well as inter
esting statements; That he no longer
considers Mr. Cleveland as among the
possible candidates for president
That the democratic party in its plat
form must declare for sound money,
viz; against free and unlimited coin
age Of silver at sixteen to one. That
democrats are not more divided now
than they were six months before the
Tilden campaign.
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Kansas CITY. Mo, March 4-One Of
the social functions prepared Tor Car
dinal Sstolli, who viii arrive IN this
city Saturday evening, VIII be q dinner
and reception at the Coates house Sun-
day afternoon The reception Eiit be
pzbiic and preparations have been
Haz5s f9I 8 crowd q thousands. TIE
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CommIts IN Unnatural Crlms.

PAWNEE CITY, Neb., March AIRS
John Hesssl, of Dubois, eight miles
southeast of here, threw her three
young children into a well 80 feet deep
and then jumped in after them. When
discovered she was holding the young
est child above water One of the chill
dren is seriously injured. She viii be
brought before the insanity board.
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HOUND ToR Kansas.
A Party OF sixty People Leave Kentucky
for Kansas to Raise Tobacco.

A Party OF sixty People Leave Kentucky
FOR Kansas to Raise Tobacco.
ST. LOUIS, March A party OF poor
people from the mountain regions of
Kentucky passed through here on their
way to Lane, Franklin county, Kan,
where they will make an effort to raise
tobacco. There were over 60 people in
the party, under the guidance of J. w.
Long, a Kansas land AGENT According
to the story told by member of the
party, the people were all engaged in
tobacco raising in Scott and Grant
counties, KY, but the crops for the
past two years have been so poor that
the people thought they would try
some other place. While they we're
debating upon where to go, Mr. Long
told them that Franklin county was
the very place for raising tobacco, aud
the people exchanged their Kentucky
land for land in Franklin county, Civ
ing a few dollars per acre besides.
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TOPEKA, Kan, March 4-The report
Of the state treasurer for the month Of
February was issued yesterday. The
receipts during the month amounted
10 ssO2. S63 O9. The disbursements
amounted to 1867. s49. 50. Total receipts
in the general revenue fund during the
month amounted TO s93s, 73L59. The
total balance on hand at the close Of
the month was 81, 1S067L52 The bal
ance on hand at the close Of January
was Ss96. l52. 80.
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Kama. RsdsmptIon Law.

WICHITA, Kan, March 4.-Judge Eos
ter, in the United States court, has
declined to pass on motions to confirm
sales in which exceptions are filed IN
der the 10 months redemption law,
until recent decisions touching the law
have been passed on by the United
States supreme court, He has con-
tiuued all motions coming under this
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CHICAGO, March "A wild story
comes from Pittsburgh, Pa, that
James j. Corbett was to be in Pitts
bnrgh next week and while there
would seek a meeting with Bob Fitz-
simmons, aad IL no other way pre-
senled itself would 90 after the Aus
ITALIAN rough and tumble. The same
story says that Eitz cancelled his en-
gagRmentat that place 10 Consequence
& C5r5etsE expected visit 70 Pitts.
tnsgH
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Nh 81. join ID PrssIdent.

OLATHE, Kan, March Am effort IS
being made by the populist leaders Of
the state to induce ex-GOv. John P. ST.
John, of this city, to come out as a pop
ulist candidate for president Gov St
John never has acted with the peoples
party. but in his speeches advocating
prohibition he has Endorsed nearly all
the principles of the party, and really
is il theory a populist He is also
talked OF as a congressional possibility
on the pOpulist ticket in the Second dis
trict.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, March 4.-Sk Paul
men have just sold 500 cars of ice to
St Louis aud St Joseph tMo} parties.
and a large force Of men is At work
aighs ana day cutting and ioading i
.tae lee Is two feet thick aad VIII lie
sBt south il sold trains
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nrothers nIurdsred md lrsmated.

MONTEMORELOs, Mex, March 4
Luis and Fedrico Varga, brothers,
were killed in their home here by a
man named Guerrero in a dispute over
a game of cards. After committing
the deed Guerrero set the house on FIRE
and the bodies of his victims were
burned. Guerrero has been captured
and has confessed.
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SISTERS BRUFALLY TREATED.
Two AIalne Girls Assaulted By a Farm Hand
AMI eft Go Die.

Two Maine Girls Assaulted By Farm Hand
AMI eft Go Die.
0LDTOwN, Me-, March 4-Gyace D.
Irving, aged So, and Jennie Irving,
aged 90, two maiden sisters, living on
a little farm near here, were brutally
assaulted by Luther L. Anterne, for
ten years a farm hand on the place.
They were beaten upon the head with
an iron bar and otherwise maltreated
and left for dead in an clubhouse. An
terne then made an unsuccessful at
tempt at suicide by drowning in Pu-
shaw stream. Returning to the house
he shot himself through the head, dy-
ing instantly His victims cannot re-
aaveF
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Two FmporIa Girls DlsapEear.

EAIPORIA, Kan, March 4.-Rose Fisher
and Lulu HameE two 14-year-old girls,
have mysteriously disappeared They
were last seen Monday evening in
restaurant The parents and friends
are much excited over the matter and
fear they have been enticed from the
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Appeal of tbe TnvIOr rotheFE

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 4-The
case of the state VS., the Taylor broth
ers, who were convicted of the whole
sale murder of the Meeks family in
Linn county, was argued and submit
ted in the supreme court yesterday and
3 decision in the case Eiay be expected
before April /.
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Rlaokhnrn AlaY Hold o..

FRANKFORT, KY, March AS soon
as the house assembled to-day a reso-
ton was offered for adjournment to
March IL, one week earlier than the
constitutional limitation. This is re-
garded as concsding that the present
legislature cannot elect & successor to
Senator Blackburn.
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suIta AGAINST a Medical eoIIegs

TOPEKA, Kan, March Al O. Van
Fleet and a, n. Drake, husbands Of
the two women whose bodies were
stolen from their graves to make dis.
secting material for the Kansas med,
ical college, yesterday commenced dam
age suits against the college for $40, 900
aoob
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HuTCHBsOS, Kan, March 4.-John
VeEemaH. a tramp who was beating
his way from Pueblo 20 Kansas City on
a freight train, was thrown under the
wheels Of the cabo0ss and had both
legs mashed and his head badly IN.
jused he eannSt live long. dis aolas
is "a Guthrie, elz, sshsze his parents
i've
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A Reward FOR Lambarn.s murderer.

Topeka. Kan, March @-Goy. Nor
Eill has offered a reward Of $500 for the
arrest and conviction Of the person who
murdered John 7. Lamborns OF Fail
leaf, IssEeRworth eeunsg. On tie
nigat q February
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AID including Jhe peoples party,
The populists, he says, viii be willing
to give up what are popularity termed
their aisms, and their name and other
wise the phraseology Of the Omaha
platform so as to make it palatabls to
all who are opposed to the gold
standard.
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American CUBAN RECRUITS.
Many Men Being Enlisted in the Insurgent
Army at ST. Louis.
FOUR EXPEDITIONS LANDED.
The Insurgents Very Short Of Ammunition
Fighting Reported Between Cubana
and spanIaFds Within Four
Miles OF Havana.

ST LOUIS, March 4.-Agents of the
Cuban insurgents are sending from
this city and the surrounding country
from 30 to 50 men each week to join
the forces of Gomez on the island.
Active work was begun shortly after
the middle of February, when a creole
from New Orleans appeared in the
city armed with plenty Of funds, he
made himself known to small circle
of Cuban sympathizers No time was
lost in getting to work, and between
February 90 aud now at least $50 re.
eruits have gone from here to Cuba.
The men are enlisted with the un-
Outstanding that they are to take
chances OF the success of the revolu-
ton. They are promised nothing, un-
less the cause Of Cuba wins. If it does
they are given guarantee that they
will be we'll taken care of. No salary
is offered. Transportation is furnished
them to the point where they embark
for Cuba, and it is guaranteed to them
that food and clothing will be provided
while they remain with the army on
the island. Every man enlisted in st.
Louis was equipped with side arms
bought from large hardware store
here.
Rafale Portuando, secretary of state
Of the republic of Cuba, has received a
cipher dispatch which announced the
safe arrival in Cuba of four expeditions
which have sailed from different
American ports during February. The
urgent necessity of ammunition in the
insurgent armies, particularly those of
Gomez and Maceo, induced Secretary
Portuando to make arrangements
for the departure of several small
expeditions to sail from southern
ports Of the United States. The
first left this country February 4, car
rying $50 rifles and 10000 rounds of
ammunition. Accompanying this ex-
petition were Is men. The second ex-
petition left February 7, with $50
rifles, 1000 cartridges and u men.
The third left February u, with $50
rifles and 20 men. The fourth sailed
February 16 and carried 100 rifles and
$4,000 rounds of ammunition and ten
men. Each of these expeditions, it is
said, landed at different points on the
Cuban coast.
Fighting Near Havana.
HAVANA, March 4-There was a
com bined movement Of Spanish troops
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Mrch Worss Than a Prlze DE ht.

CUATRO CIENEGAs, Mex, March g.
An amatuer bull fight took place on
the 81 Rosario hacienda, south of here.
yesterday, and in the midst Of the per
Torrance one Of the most ferocious
bulls jumped over the frail board wall
that separated the arena from the spec.
tators. The maddened animal charged
upon the crowd. and before they could
escape he tossed 20 or more men, women
ane children upon his horns. The bull
completed his bloody work by goring
four of his victims to death and would
have killed several more had not the
bandeFilleros succeeded in stabbing the
animal to death. Ten persons were
seriously injured
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oscEoLA, No, March 4.-Iu Wash
ington township, two-year-old grand,
child Of Judge Rookins Moore sP-
preached the fire where its mother was
washing, and in a moment was sn-
veleped N flames 1t was SO badly IN
iurad that il died in a few hours
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Peter Richard KenFick was born IN Dublin
ana came Of family closely related 10 clergy
men who had won names in the service Of thS
Church. After passing through the pFepar-
at0ry school in his native CITY he entered st.
Patrick's Royal college at MaynOoth, March 6,
1882. He was ordained priest ana was hrst
stationed at the cathedral OF Dublin. Thus he
passed from the school room into active service
in his chosen calling. His brother was at that
time coadiutoF bishop Of Philadelphia, and IN
1888 invited him 20 come 10 America. which he
did, arriving in Philadelphia in October Of that
same year. He was appointed president Of the
diocesan seminary and later to the position Of
vicar general Of the diocese.
He remained in Philadelphia nine years In
1871 Bishop Rosah, Of ST. Louis, applied for
cOadiutor, and having met the young priest in
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AR-HnIsnoP KEsRIck 81.
The W sn Known sathcils Dies e: 3 Kips
Old AGE.

ST. LOUIS, March peter Richard
Kenriek, who for nearly half century
prior to three years ago was Catholic
archbishop OF this diocese, died at 1850
o'clock to-day in the SSth year OF his
age. he had been in very feeble
health for several years.
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Fighting Near Havana.

HAVANA, March 4-There was a
combined movement Of Spanish troops
on San Francisco de Paula, four miles
from this city, yesterday. Rifle firing
has been heard from there, and it is
believed an engagement with the in
surgents is taking place. This is the
closest the INSURGENTS have yet ap-
preached the capital.
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GOING AWAY!
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sions on the santa Fe.

n SO Consult this List of Low Rate Exeur-
slons on the santa Fe,
A trip east is often replete with
many annoyances such as transfers
and delays in the larger cities and tle
summer tourist is deprived of many
pleasures which are incident on a trip
to the Eastern resorts. To avoid
these annoyances the Santa Fe com
pany have arranged 10 run a special
train, consisting Of pullman sleepers
and chair cars through to Buffalo,
N. Y, on July 4th without change.
The train will be in charge OF an ex.
perienced Manager of the Santa Fe Co i.
who will arrange all the details of the
trip and relieve the passenger Of all
annoyance and responsibility, and Il
you are planning for pleasant trip
east arrange TO join the n. h. A,
special on July 4th. For rates and
detailed information apply to Agent
Santa Fe Ry.
For the national convention Young
Peoples Societies OF Christian En-
deavor, Washington, d. c., July ia
l3, 1896, the Santa Fe route will sell
excursion tickets at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July ?, 3,
4 and s, with final return limit OF
July Is, 1896, tickets to be limited to
continuous passage in each direction.
An extension of return limit until
July p viii be granted by depositing
ticket with Joint agent at Washington
on or before 6 D. m, July IA, 1896 -
r L. Delaney, Agent