The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-08-28
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Esws Of the s0nhoWsF state CONDENSED sef
the Convenience Of Busy Rssasrs
Kinesid aud CoEeyysIls to Have New Kleur.
ing hnls-RspabiiOans Eominaso slzss
SenatOFs-EzeoutsEs COamittes Of
Railway Employees Meet.

Railway Employees Meet.
Kineaid will soon have new don't.
ing mill
COfcyville's new mill will give en-
plOyment TO 80 men.
A state convention Of Bryan ciabs
will be held at Topeka, September ls.
An EmpOria man has placed on ezhi,
bitioH a real eOrnstalk measuring 81
feet high.
A Santa Fe passenger train ran over
and killed seven hesd of cattle Ia Que
bunch near Atchison.
United States Attorney W. C. Perry,
Of Fort Scott, has declared his oppoSis
ton to Bryan and the Chicago platform
The school board of Baxter Springs
is short of money and will get along
with a four months term of school this
year
A Douglas county man took out
license to marry a Miss Fry while the
thermometer registered 1Ol in the
shade.
Mrs. Charles Ksndt, wife Of farmer
near Herington, died of blood poison
ing as the result of stepping on
thistle
Maj. Ross, of Great Bend, was noras-
mated for senator by the republicans
of the Thirty-Fifth district De Is Tor
Ingalls,
Maj. Tom Anderson's famous Modoc
club will accompany the Kansas dele.
CATION to the G. A, R. national en-
campment at St Paul
The Emporia district conference OF
the NJ E, Church adopted resolutions
denouncing the action Of state officials
regarding the pyohibitOry law,
George Kennedy living near Ot-
tumwa, Cofey county, committed sui
eide while temporarily insane. he
had resided iH that county since 1884,
A member of the order Of Mystic
Brotherhood is credited with saying
that Gov, Morrill, will get the bulk Of
the votes Of this anti-prohibition SO.
eiety.
/ A feature of the coming Topeka fair,
reunion and carnival will be a state
band contest. Cash prizes aggregating
$1,000 are offered, and 100 bands are
expected to be present
a railway man who had travelled
over the state said the attendance
from Kansas to the G. A. 3. encamp-
ment at St Paul would be very light,
the veterans preferTing to wait and at
tend the state reunion at Topeka.
Republicans of the Twenty-FOurth
district nominated E. w. Wellington,
of Ellsworth, for senator. In the
Thirty-Third district Walter Scott, Of
Jewell county, was named and in the
Seventh B. f. Baker, OF PleasantOn,
was selected.
Roswell G, HOrr, Of Michigan, VIII
make political speeches at Leaven-
worth, Fort Scott, Pittsburg, Eureka.
Hiawatha and Washington from Sep.
TENDER to H. Richard Yates, Of Hi
nois, son of the old war governor, viii
speak at Kansas City September 8 and
at Wichita on the 4th.
J. K. Fisher and wife, early settlers
in Atchison, celebrated their golden
wedding in Turner hall there the
other night in the company Of a host
of friends Old-time songs, one Of
them sung by Mrs. John J. Ingalls,, and
dancing programme of the old-time
quadrilles, etc, were features of the
programme.
At Critzer, a small station in Linn
county, the home of Postmaster Kay,
an aged citizen, was discovered on fire.
| Neighbors rushed in aud took from
the flames the corpse Of Mrs Kay, and
investigation showed that her skull
had been crushed. The old man Kay
acted suspiciously and he was arrested
for the crime.
/ A state meeting Of the executive
committee OF the railway employees Of
Kansas was held at Kansas City the
other day. L. L. Bliler was chosen
president, c, 81. Sheffield secretary aGd
James Gibbons treasurer There are
1900 railway employees in Kansas and
the organization is for the purpose Of
demanding legislation IN their interest
Ed Bussey, a St. Joseph travelling
man, eRticed two young girls from
their home in Augusta, Butler county.
the other day and took them 70 Kan
sas City, They were followed and
Bussey was arrested. Officers couid
not take him to Augusta because
angry citizens threatened to hang him
and he was placed in the Wichita jail
a row occurred at LeaEenWoTih the
other day between Col D. R. Anthony.
Of the Times, and the Salvation army.
Col Anthony took exception 20 The
noise made by the army. he walked
out into the street and kicked a hos
In the drum, WbsreupoB the Saiyati0n-
lists bounced upon the colonel and
might have done him bodily injury had
not the police ipterfered.
Attorney Hurd, Of the Santa Fe, de-
MES the published statement that che
railroads we're refusing fges passes 70
populist politicians He says the pol
icy Of the road is and has been 70 tfsai
ali parties alike. Er. HuFa ssys tast
during the two years the popgissi'
were ia power ia Kansas .heY as-~l
mcrs and received more tree u-zZs-
Ehsf any ether political sssfi rrpzr