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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
OFFICES TO BE FILLED.
What the People Of the Fari-
Gus States VIII Vote For.
Republican Electors In the
Field In Every State
Except Texas-Fusion Between Pop
ulists and Democrats in Nearly
All Sections of the Nation.

The Republicans have straight cleo
toral tickets in "A of the 40 states, with
fusion in Texas with the middle Of the
road POpulists and gold standard Dem
Ocrats.
The Democrats have straight elector-
al tickets in only IS Of the states, hav-
ing effected fusion with the P0puHsts
and silver Republicans in % of the 9TH
ers- In some cases the POpulists and
silver Republicans indOrsed the Demo
cratic electoral tickets, but in others
concessions of electors were made for
their support of Bryan and SeWau. In
oregon and South Dakota the Demo-
Gratis Endorsed the PoDulist electoral
ticket The following table gives the
present status of the Democratic-Popu-
list-Silver electorate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
CHILD's HEAD CUT OFF.
One Girl Killed and Another Fatally
Injured in Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. Annie Vanderwan.
aged years, was instantly killed and
Ella Birkman. aged 8 years. fatally in
jured today at the Joseph street cross
ing of the Chicago & Alton railway.
AS the girls approached the crossing
gates were lowered for a switch engine
approaching some distance away.
Thinking they had plenty of time to
cross, the two children stepped aunder
the gates onto the fast track and as
they did so We're struck by freight car
which had been kicked" by the en-
CINE.
Annie VanderwalIs head was cut
completely Off and the body terribly
mangled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
CANADA's COMMERCE.
Her Exports to the United States
Have Decreased.

Ottawa. Ont. Nov. 2-Omcial figures
of exports and imports for the fiscal
year. ending June 30. issued by the gov
eminent. shows the total foreign trade
of Canada to have been S249. 024, $50, com
pared with 1924. 42o, 4N5 in 1895 The to-
tai imports were s11S.Ol1 600 against
Sllo.l61. 600 ia 1895. and exports S121, 013,-
e7z against SlI4.63S. sos in 1895
The exports to Great Britain were
over $3.50 900, an increase Of SIS, OOO. 600,
while TO the United States the exports
decreased from $410O0.OOO to $50 600, 600
in round figures
There is a slight increase in AustraI-
ian trade and also with New Found
land. but the exports to the West Indies
dropped from 100000 to s., 900 600 The
imports from Great Britain incres sed
oy nearly S2.00OO0o and from the United
states they increased over S4, 600 600.
DO not fail TO ask your grocer for the
silver Lear brand Of Tomato Catsup.
1t is made by Otto kuehne & Co., man
ufacturers of high grade pickles jellies.
jams. preserves etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
LOCAL DRAMATIC NEWS.

The reserved seat sale for "Charley's
Aunt" that funny comedy drama be-
house for the attraction Wednesday
evening at the Grand. This viii be To-
peka's third session Of this play.
On Friday evening Topeka will see
for the first time a young tragedian
who has gained distinction in the east.
Walker Whiteside. He viii be seen
here in Hamlet Seats so on sale
Wednesday at 9 a. IN.
With Shadows of a Great City" the
American Dramatic company viii open
q weeks engagement at Crawford s
Opera House this evening This viii be
ladies free night and popular prices
VIII be the order throughout the week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02

Twenty Republican Veterans in the
Silver Parade at HoltOn.

Holton, Nov. 2-Perhaps the largest
political rally ever held in the county
occurred here Saturday under the man
agement of the allied silver forces
BY actual count, there were 335 vehic-
les in line in the parade besides 20
horseback riders and 20 old soldiers
who supported Lincoln in 1860
In the Republican parade here last
week IFS vehicles were counted. The
latter owned themselves surpassed by
Saturdays parade.
S NJ Scott and Judge Norton made
the speeches and received an attentive
hearing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02

The ladies of the Orphans Home are
working very hard for election dinner
and supper for the benefit OF the Or
phans Home. There are 26 little ones
in the home all needing warm clothing
shoes and stockings. The ladies are
very anxious the dinner viii prove a
success. BY these means they VIII be
able to clothe the children for winter.
Everyone is earnestly invited to come
and take dinner and supper at the
rooms formerly occupied by Hall and
O'DOnaId, East Eighth street. Price Is
cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02

Saturday night there We're but few
drunk men. but last night seemed to be
a gala night for "dashing the glim" and
"rallying round the key" Four howl
ing, crazy drunk men We're arrested
and Jailed in Albert Hopkins morgue
last night By constant urging they
gave the following names. George
Sprahn, c. L. Davis. Albert Anderson
and J. Larson. They made it lively for
the city prisoners all night and but lit
tie sleep was INDUCED in by any of
them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
A 1ratabeIe Town Burned.

Salisbury, Natabeleland, Nov. o.
Col. Cecil Rhodes and Capt. Ferena.
with IS burghers, captured and burned
Pangois kraal on Saturday, killing 81
rebels, including three chiefs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
Free Transportation Home to Voters.

Manhattan Nov. 2.-Every student of
the Kansas state agricultural college
who would pledge his vote to McKin-
ley and Calderhead was furnished free
transportation to his home today that
he might cast his vote for the gold
standard Some thirty or forty stu
dents accented
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
Gleed wen Received.

Blue Rapids. Nov 2.-This city vel
coined c. S. Gleed on Friday evening
with a. long torch light procession fol-
lowed by floats, shotgun clubs. etc.
The opera house was packed. He was
followed by W. H. Smith. Fergus
Edensborough received applause over
his song Riding to the White House. .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02

Tomato catsup is the national sauce
Of America The tomato plant is a ma
tive of this country and here it attains
its greatest perfection. The French
cook, famous for his culinary art, has
yet TO learn the secret of producing the
finest catsup. Only a few factories pos
sess that knowledge, and it is now
universally conceded truth that the
"Silver Leaf" brand is unsurpassed in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
a FAEHER's ANGUIsH
Urges Him to Write the State Jour
nal About the Prohibitory Law

Scranton, KAN Nov. l. 1896
To the Editor Of The State Journal:
Pardon father who is nearly crazed
by the work of the miserable liquor
business to say a word on the eve OF
election. Tuesday next the ballots of
Christian and temperance men will be
cast-I claim to be both q Christian
man and a temperance man and proba.-
bly, have done as much hard work and
given as much money for the adoption
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
AN ALLEGED POLL

Said to be the Republican Poll But is
Strongly Denied
The following poll has been given out as
the poll made by the Republican state
central committee, showing a majority for
Bryan and Leedy. The Republican COM
Inittee denounces the poll as a fabrication
and q fl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
MEDICAL WISDOM.
The Dreaded Consumption
Can Be Cured.

T. A. sIocuHn. NJ. q t5sc Great Chemist
and Scientist, Offers 10 Send Free
to tine AnIicacsI, Three Bottles Of
HIS Newly Discovered Rene
dies 10 Cure Consumption
and All Lung Troubles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02

this silver anarchy was to put up ten
1r a dozen of the leaders against a wall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

\ religious printer came from I'd
country to Dallas, Texas, not long al!
and In II religious meeting shortly afte!
Offered the following prayer;
Lord, thank thee that thou hast se,.l
III H. give me u pair ~ eases IN the uffitl
III thy church. have been subbing III
thee aud have nj times been on eStral
hut now that thou hast called me a. be
regular pray thee that ! may be able d
WORK seven days week regardless NJ III
siN.dai law. May follow strictly ID
copy ui thy word, even though II lpat
into the luwcSt slums ~ the city. Thnl
knnwr.t the devil IN the Office IL liable
III the cas-" and that my pruf may Il
TALL III Typographical errors, hut ! prs
that the pr,Ot may ho revised and tina
all III" errors ~ my life may ha cor
rrCt,d hN thee. Aud when have ha.
hhth luck and get "a lean take. forbid tina
| should soldier on thy time. but may
pull out and get guh string beforl
thttN N declared tO be on the hUut
II nj any tine should pi the matter thS
am working un Tor thee, may ! Mt NJ
times stralght"n the matter up and lea
II ~ RHNl condition. And then when "a
tutms are all closed up and my light
put "iit. MAJ ! ~ hulnr confident that
III" morning II the resurrection | will II
hold the work ~ my life on u large pae
without an error aud receive for my I'd
u crown NJ life. Amen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
sni emergency, the plan viii probably 10
about a. inllnMn.

First. Increasing " the governments
revenues 10y tsI"niHO pr year by new
~ Increased customs duties. H. br levied
first ~ law ma,rlldls, especially wpl
AMI agricultural pI,HluctS, and next, hot
iIuntdln uu number NJ manufactured
articles. llutr Is H. IT, no increased
duty va ,ugui and the tax T. IT, h. r..
gatici purely q, al emergency measure,
the terms II the tan limiting lt- exist.
rurc H. iwo tui a halt years. second.
the treasury l. IT, be- empowered tu issue
,hprt.tmr Interest bearing certificates Ia
supply dcilrIrucl,, M revenue these are
10 hr Allison rNchuiucf notes proposed
during the lat session. lhird the issue
= long tlmr % prt cent coin bonds 10
protect ihr gold rr-"N, Fourth, green.
backs trkrn into the treasury arr not tu
r.. Issued ~ nov. u'I on the other hand.
Ia lr canr,I,l hut ale tu be- Kept
intact III thr treasury reserve lot thr
present fllth, 1" provide tof all increase
~ the circulating medium sufficient ~
offset u" temporary withdrawal 81 green
backs. National banks at allowed a. II.
-ur uulr- W. tu PAT ut the guNyfnmrnt
bomb u,r.Dl'l, thr mN un their clrcu
atiug note, !. t. hr rriurrd tp one.
quartz, 1T uu, ,ighih II I pet cent and
thr minimum capital ~ hauk- ~ small
towns D. t. h,' reduced {" f1i3n
that thuW the VA, matters ~ts,i
wlru ruugrr.. alJoururd lu,-dal even
Ing. The Iwr..'I Treatment II tie
gt""nhscL nud thu national bank citcu.
Intlun /, uut ~ Arcofd WITT ~" ,i,w. ~
the Tee silver men ~ the -,uat" tat ~
II l. not proposed g. raur,l the green
l.rk- dul &C. the m,i-uIr would make
absolutely uu chang, ~ the status II
-lI.rr II j. hup'i hN lh,~, Damaging the
matter, that thr -chrur viii hc accepted
l., the silver m,u .. = r"mpuml-, inca.
ne, though 1t /, hrlIrN,-l T., mann that
~, sllNrt -,uatui, viii Insist uIs,II = &c.. .
c"gultl"u II silver. g." the extent. At
least. 81 rrNIliug fuf The rulnig, II thr
hdllllru uuW ~ th" treasury AMI It D.,
il-' -ild Tia, -lurr the guNrruuIrut pet
isis ~ using gold .rNrlu-url,. let t.. .
IrHpil"n putln-''-, thu silver Irupr viii |
u,l,t that the tons ~ silver dollars nov
wing u-rlr>- IN the treasury. shall h.,
PAM "ul ~ the government nnd pat ~ /.
actual circulation, mus relieving IN - .
a." financial Distress ~ III" l",.
I,I,. t- we'll a. the government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
ut MAS. SoT DIVINE"

Ia" 81 Louis Republic Is IN imminent
danger "f being up for contempt. Ia It's
lsstle II the 2:tl II has an editorial under
the heading W. have copied aln,e. In
which 1t says.
There are judges In Oklahoma aud
omaha whu should read carefully the de-
cIslon Just handed down by the New York
court II apI"alS defining the powers ~
courts IN furnishing for contempt. \
publisher II newspaper who had crit.
lriN"d the d"rlslonS 81 = Judge ~ inferiur
jurisdiction Was iinrd and imprisoned on
u contempt charge, lie appealed aud the
court NJ appeals rrNrrS''- the decision ami
Teprlmands the Judge for exceeding his
Just aud legal p"wrra.
The upper court declares that no Judge
has III" right Ia punish for contempt ex-
r"pi where the act held tn H. contempt.
u"uS Is committed IN the court " where
ANY Er~on or p"rSonS wlllfully violate
any order II the court. Guing further,
ia" appellai" Judges hold that no court
has powrr Ia punish for contempt for
criticism II IL rulings or decisions.
This ought Ia clear the air consider
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
wt NAY SrrD THEM,

! NV that the nation has been stirred "
| IL. dri tbs hy the patriotic enuneiation ~
III, " ntw doctrine by President Cleve.
land. aud W. have recovered uur breath
long enough lo ~ohrily contemplate the
! fig 'lHt wat 4. not such an lmr'-slllr.
| hr 20 uhnnitr thing u. must ut ~
/ hNH. imagined II /. IT. ufir' to lpuk over
oar STATE ttuurs, more general, kn"Wn
a, the National nuid, ami SO wherein
tn, ua, hr improved ani their useful.
ur.- rNtrnicd q. military lra,rn among
/ thn lrorlr
/ Il j. entirely contrary tu tn pint and
| institution, ~ the ult"i states to main.
tam large standing ARM, capable ~
/ coping with ~" arnlr- ~ foreign pow.
-. AMI thu- withdraw frum the worhlng
AMI ptuluciug claSsr- 1t uuf I,erpl" such
large pet cent ~ allie hslird Young
men IT. would lp nccc,-At, to create aud
| maintain such au army,
Ou the other hand that policy ~ the
several states IL the MON Which, hy
suitable legislative enactment, Invites
the young men ~ the country tn devote
u puftiun ~ their leisure time h. the
study II the dull and military rrgula.
iions " the country. AMI the art and
science - wat /. II meal JIahlr value to-
~ ~ nation, frr while II relieves u, u
the on"Tou- aud dangerous burden ~ Il
standing army, ~ military class. yet II
dif'use- military knowledge and dl-cl.
plinr among The people generally
THIS result 1. obtained 10y virtue ~ the
fact that our Young men. ~ u rule. take
kindly tu the WORK AMI pleasure incident
tu membership IN the NaiIuunI uuatd.
" the terms "i enlistment are II fra-,u.
ahlr length AMI u, ptc-.lug hu-lu"~-
carr- cilI~r many Ia serve tut one enlist
mrni the personnel II the Guard change
tiwdl> and IA consequence II takes hut
= few YEAR. 4" impar military training
tr = very considerable per cent. u our
Young NAL" population.
lir value II such lasN II men b. the
nation IN ease ~ war j. not h. hr u,ri.
estimated, They would be- heaven tu
.h" whole mass aud D., giving them such
command ~ their training would justify |
II would not taxi long Tor this c"untry |
b. pat a we'll duil~i and disciplined arm,
~ great ,lI' M thS iirlA
lu most u the -titc- I'M mAttrf j.
meeting With The attention It dr-rn,- .
ul at minimum ~ rNIru-,'. h,rau~r +
% th. 'frr hud voluntary ~"tNicr ~ tn
m'u. MAXIMUM t,-ult- are obtained
Managing u" question to \rw M,Nlro.
bow l- ". Nut a dollar Ia aid II u" hw T.
'uggllus cummuir- Who manage To-
NI-l D., hand g. mouth mrthpl-
-ur.N '"w dollar, wear tea iru
r.mpaulr- f"f tie payment ~ aruul
rant Wpuil unt bankrupt the territory I.
AMI u WuUll ,ualIr the rumpann,, H. I
k"'p up thuf "rgauIAtmu- ou hu-i. .
lr-- and military hast. that would hr
Wuftl, h. IA" trfrlluN IN the end ten /
Times th" m"Ert Thu, necessarily w .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Hose FAKE REPORTS.
Sensational Newspapers Responsible for
the Damage

! l'ffh.h K'T"Ihl.,su
That u" fake dispatches worked M H.,
SENSATIONAL eastern sheets about the t,.
parted Indian maS-arrrs have done In
ralnlahlr harm L. rhuuiX l. conceded
simply lrcaur their fake Geographic dis.
patches have been worked mp under the
heallln,~ ~ coming from lhUniN. while
on III" contrary "nl, nnr dispatch rc!n.
tiN" I" the Indian troubles wa sent out
hN the authorized \~~Tiltrh Press re-.
lnttrt ut this ritN aud that dispatch IN
u" VIE would lead H. the hrliri that the
onlrhg"~ were committed III the ,lrlulty
~ this citS,
On III" IN ii this month the rhamhrr
~ commerce requested Hon. Nmtrlnw
R"Id, through thu medium uf hl. paper.
Tia" W" York Tribune. Ia inform the
IS~ylr ~ the eastern states that Phoenix
was hot ~ an, danger ffum the Apache,
ia" urNt daN the following dispatch ap-
p"ar,d ~ all the pai~r. along n" ,tlan.
tie coast,
"Ih"uiN, NM, bee. ll--l'fr,- reports
m III" -'rcHllrd lnIlnu outbreak ~ VT
L"na AZ" misleading hrcau-" they afr
lated al fhu"niN. lradlng the rraIrt~ La
lni"T that ia" trouble l. ~ this ,lrInitN.
~ n matter ut fact ~" seen" II the mur.
l"rS l. over 20 nIllr~ hwiN, lust sixteen
miles from the New Mr\lrn liur. and not
far from old Nr\ir". uulN tWn People
have been killed and II j. not rrrtun
that II was done h> lnilanS, he h~il"-
az" not mntilal"d, Will" IL" Aparhr~ ~.
NarlahlN mIiilal" their victims. Nv
lS"pl" tins city amt Nallr, ATE IN to
mot" dang"i ium Indians than people ~
New Work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Ia an interesting article nn "lnlrfna.
tlonal Law and the Monf,- hrtrinr. "
the hIcagO llmr--lIrrald raN-
~" mention hut few uf the novel
principles thr nit"i States has inserted
IN International law there il cNlirpa.
ton of treat hritaln'- ducirinr 'unrg a
subject, always n suhjrri." IN" intsrun.
u"nal Law 81 perpetual nllrgianc" was
not only insisted uIru hy treat britain
within century. hut WA actual, for "A
Tim" admitted by the high authmiti,- IL
the American federal courts. W. Suh-,i
tutI tur IL IN International law the
novel principl" tina, the night IL rXpatri.
hll"n i-a natural and Inherent right II
all pr"plr. II wa- ~ lat" ~ 1870 that
"f"at Britain, Icy act II parliament, ruu.
irN~'l that lhl- novel principle hal h..
com" All integral part Of the International
c'Ti", but IN fact II had been w~lgrd IN
inr ~ long aud ~ deeply withrut thi~
formal N"wal that III" aNuwal Wa mere
waste ~ wnTd,.
Io mention another instance ni novel
prinrlpl" Inserted IN International law
hN this government aunulmrnt IL the
British claim Ia impress from American
ships. Adam-, secretary ~ state, wrote.
III" i"tnanrnry II I"'are between the
twn countries i utterly lurunluatIllr
with III" assumption oi the practice ~
impreSnlng sean"n from our Vessels on
Ill" high seas" Jefferson had written.
III they refuse Ia settle II, the first amer
lean Impressed should h@ u declaration IL
~af." War came, the novel principle
was inserted Ia the international code
Oct. II, iNt!, III" British government,
gave np L." former 'principI"" and rr
rogE.L"'i IN peace, IA, It had hrn com
p"llsd a. do 10y war, the fact that lord
Salisbury and Joseph thamh"TIan Ia IL,
contrary notwithstanding there l. a
nation powerful enough to insert int
the code 81 International law novel
principle which WAS nrNrr recognized
before"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
INNER IklNPASN SUITS.
Actions for iitaNY Damages Against New
McNitp Iumh,r Comrlny Ct al.

III" | ut,l state lt- hhd IN the
| nil"l Nlat'~ CONT clIk' office III santa
+" two suit, lot timber turtn.. against
Edgar VI. RI"gs, 1" dEalu~tthr New Mex.
IT," Iilull"r company Hul ,WuagalU-t the
Denver y Rio tifanh" Railroad rumuau,
alleging damages ~ each .ult tn the
amount ui S.",usn.
Ill"'" suits grow uul 4 the vNtrn-iNr
cutting aud manufacture 81 timber from
the public d"inhlu ~ Nrhrluia county.
colo, ana III" Arrlha cnuutN. y. VI, go.
t"n~lhlN L. ~'cuf" linhcr iut Denver n
II" trand" railroad construction uur.
IS'-"-,
several NrHI. Az congress pI>-,.l an
act authorizing the Denver \ Rio irandr
company t. cut tlmhrr from the public
domain for tie, bridge, etc. IN lieu Of
lands granted outright Ia other railroad
companies. and the New MeSlrn Lumber
COMPANY. Nr. Riggs AMI others uianufar.
tufcd this timber Ter the railroad com.
lnhI reducing such parts ~ 1T i
claimed would otherwise have been
wasted. I" lumber and placing the same
nil the general market.
The niiri States contends that the
privileges granted under the net oi con.
gtrsS mentioned have been abused and
hrns" the filing NJ the suits Noted nj the
instance ~ Col. &. q. Coleman. special.
agent II the general land office
suit Tor timber trrSpass, setting llp
damages "a the amount ~ t3.H has alsn
been filed against lMchcldnr RruS.. ~
Tres Piedras. \. 4. Jones, ~ Las Vegas,
has been designated "a spectral United
States attorney Ia prns"t Itc these eases
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

ably In 0msSs and 0klahoma, where q
number Of newspaper men have. within
the past two years, been punished for
efiticising the decisions II courts. The
Republic denounced oil these proceedings
at the time 81 their occurrence. ~ being
not only unjust and oppressive, hut clearly
illegal. u has needed 10 court decision
IL convince intelligent people that there
was ~ intent IN the creation " our Ju.
dicial systems, ~ in,es, the Judges with
p"wtr- aud pfetugati,es elc,ating them
above the reach u public criticism. such
n Theory involves the one ~ Judicial In.
spiTalion Vt conservation. aud II opposed
10 She prevailing practice In most. II mo-,
all, ~ the states IN which the Office "
judge l. made elective like that ~ con.
stable. Both the Judge aud the con.
stable, deriving all their powers II ofiice
from the people, are equally responsible
to them.
III has frequently happened that the
man poorly qualified fur judicial Office l.
the on" chuSen, and IL II such men, II
seems WIN ARE mos, apt Ia consider their
courts on the old principle at ROYALTY that
the King can DO no wrong" with a
world laughing at the vain pret.nsions
~ the ,ierman kaiser invoking the doc.
irinc NJ le~e majestic. the mon,trouI acts
aud notions ~ Judges IN New York.
omaha aud oklahoma would be- amusing
II they we're not 81 irritating