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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
INGALLS, ON BRYAN.
nut lie iias Some Doubts Ms To MS
Success ~ Madison squire
Attractions.

Hon. ! j. Ingalls. OF Kansas. WAS at
the tnion depot last evening on his way
to Lyons, Kas.. where he is to deliver an
address on the political issuos this after
noon, He was In -ioat agrCc1blc hunor,
despite the hot weather. and chnttcd for a
short time with q reporter for the Journal
on current topics Ho sRil the time WIS
not auspicious for political interviews FOR
the reason that the lines could not h"
drawn for the battle until Bryan had de-
livcrti his address of acceptance at New
York and announced the line Of policy Of
that party. He was Inclined to esteem Mr.
Bryan greatly for ~" success ne scored
at ChiuaEc AMI was wondering what result
would follow the address at Now YORK. II
h. made such hit as at Chicago II would
Improve his chances. IL he failed to meet
public expectation, b." woull do himself
an his causc damage.
His attention being drawn to the Demo-
cratic and Populist politicians who were
iourncNlng to Hutchinson to tho fusion
convention. he laughed and said tho gath
crIuE would he interesting to witness. He
would enjoy seeing Il himself. hut was too
busy with other matters to amusc himself
that way
~ suppose they'll fuse out there wAon
they meet" he said, "Bni 81, VIII have to
nght them both. hut We licked them once
when they were doubled ny, and We can
do IL agaln.' he snil, with marked ein-
rhasis Then he added: Fusion In Kan
sns consists of the Pops swallowing tho
Democrats the larger swallowing the
smaller / supnose tro Democrats, being
inferior in strength. are willing to be swnl-
luw'd. too. They could get nothing alone:
they may get some local offices II they
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
THROUGH A LAND OF PROMISE
EAsTERNERs SEEING ron THEM.
SELVES WHAT THE WEST ~.


Cameron. Mo Aus. g-fspecialN The
| special ifain bearing real estate men from
| llHnols, iiNland' M.cnlNHh anu ONO pIss'h
through here at II a. M. to-day. going
] west over the Burlington route Tho trnln
on,S'ei yo G,, V' uan 'a,s an C'%,any dS,isrs
/ from the above states. They were delight
ed with this section Of Missouri. and eS-
pressed Themselves in cxtravagant terms
! aiang III" line over whith they Travelled.
! At this point the train made short stop.
| There Mas moi one word OF criticism
heli- Of growing corn were a source Of
much surprise aud elected much favorable
-. Joseph, Mo. Aug. S.--rhe special train
of business mon looking over the country
,ggSatghcd 81; Joseph thls mornins IRON IRON
Northern Missouri They came here u
rect from quincy. ILL., and were greatly
a'lshiel with the appearnnce OF ihs
th,E passed. Hhyins. stacking ana thresh-
!in% werg IN rrosrtsis N The various eonn, M,
neias OF corn tast hpproal!HlninE maturity
: ". Knox. Of Princeton, III. said:
we nave seen as me helds OF corn as y
seems possible TO look upon IN any par OF
the country ana yet. from whlt ! nav
hyatd from NgnfasKa recently. OF th" corn
in'ir. i Um h"TIHlins my assnitattoii ,, Wei,
nmdtt control, @ ne par o. NJ M'sssoni sl mat
~ ~ ma. t ytoIle t"rouFh ~ NelN 'uIlt..-,, l,
o,s ~ s''Itt,n'fs uL !".I yIst 'u'.ius enoust,
croS 80 IN ,,i,cs ,oc,,rn,s,,S Wiz ,,Is
c,S,.' ,Ir-,,ii ~ c,,o,,,.h ,i,pLrs "At @
ri,,y y, 10 sIs," n,5 rin 70 % ,1t ~ a,j
bo.i 10 ,,iots,,,,,. a., trrs,,,,s ~, .,',r,ir
Water ana biE deiIs wall eoyerei 'witb
ebnrEs ~ email -roir lv, s,v, ,In,," ~
stocl b,,. tE.rc roo,n ~ ,,dr, ~
ticul9rlv ns ,hcy ure / urdsrsiauJ IN
rj,r ~, siic,,Tis ~ 1, Ia ,,a,l,st ~ s"'f
scvsrni az No n,br- r,nrnScrs , ~.
rsr,v ,iso " cvnrsssoj tbor,.miveg Ui the ne
hstb.i, go, . ,ba,. ~ ~ ~ 9"'
NJ y iStnhr ~ ,,c, ''s t ,sip ,
hr =. hlpnyrseri q. oregon. siIH they haq
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

Pot, assistant rector OF st, Thomas
church.
There wer. present Mr.. and Mrs II. 7
Wilson. the parents of tho bride; MIR. and
Mrs Marshall. Ormc wilson Robert Goo-
le'. Jr., Il. r. Wilson. Jr., brother Of the
bride and Frank Polk, Of Boston, who
acted AS best man. The Vanderbilt family
was not present
Miss Wilson entered tho rear drawing
room In which the ceremonies took place
leaning on the arm OF hcr father. who
gave her away. There Were no brides
maids. The drawing room was decorated
with cut flowers. The ceremony was
simple and brief. There was no music
and no wedding breakfast.
AS soon as Miss Wilson entered the
room the groom stepped forward and.
ticking her by the hand. th"y both stepped
before the onriating minister. In i've
minutes 1t was all over, and Miss Wilson
was tho wifi" Of the son OF ono of Amor
no ushers and many Of tho conventions
altes attending such wedding We're
gathering offered their congratulations 10
the young couple.
1hG bridal gown was OF ngc white ma,
tcrlal, with 10 lHao cape THE bridal veil
Of the gown. The ur.e wore iu her halr
= d'amonI wreath, surrounded by orange
Afror the Wedding consratulatory cable
grams We're resolved from fhr Prime, of
Nj TIE Earl a"i Countess Of Penn
broke ana ihr nuke ana bH hess ot MARI
bridegroom.
Mr. vaulerhlts present TO .hc bride was
NJ bss' mon NJ. 'rolt. was a pin Of
Whom the bride lul =rom loft he W-on
,'nanS,on ~ i"fW'g was tNfgl ln u
white gloves w.'H broad black stripos %
straw hat. ID DFu'f.t f-FuW-l u.tat tiln.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
PENSIONS.
Washington, Aug. 1.-The following pen
sions have been granted
MISSOURI.

Washington, Aug 1.-The following pen
sions have been granted
MISSOURI
Original--Solomon Fox. Rush HilI, Au-
drain: Scott Mckinney, Platte city. Platte;
Lawson l.. Moss. Hermann, Jefferson: VAL
entinc Petermann, 81. Louis, ST. Louis
Especial July ~ cdlinder Rodelander, ITr-
bana Dallas; Lewis Collins, Elmo, Noda-
way; Joseph Dorie, Parlvillt, Platte.
Beaver, Douglass Samuel ID. Minks. Greisel.
St. Clair,
RestoFatlon-Israel l.. Hahn. Mine La
Mote. Madison.
Increase-FranklIn Rupert. Frankford.
Original, widows. otc.-Nancy ]. Eden.
Norwood, Wright Anne Metzer, Kansas
city, Jackson; minors OF Nick Savoy, ST
Louis 81. Louis Jacob Fritz Uathe). Kan
KANSAS.
Origin al-Albert Curtis, Topeka. Shawnee;
Smith Trapner. National Military home,
L.eayenWorth; Cornelius Il. Garratt, Pleas.
anton. Linn: Joseph Connor, National Mill
tary home. Leayenworth; Joseph II. Beach,
Hayensville, Pottawstomle.
Additional-Wade II. Ward. Fort Scott,
Bourbon.
suppiemental-Mudlson McCollister. Wich-
it1, Sedgwtck.
Woodson; Charles II. Winter. Concordia.
Cloud.
Original, widows, stc.-Harriott II. Garri-
son, Edgerton. Johnson: minors of a. Jones
Patterson Frankfort. Marshall
Mexican war widow-Aliranda Landreth,
Oslwkie, Jefferson.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Orisinal-itobert Reeves, Tussy. Pickens.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
AN INSANE MANS CRIME.
Injured His Wife, Mothcr-in-Lnw ana
BABY So Badiy with mn Az
That They VIII Die.

Providence. Ky, Aug, 3.-'rom Brown. an
insane husband. 50 years Old, and n farm
or. living near here. butchcrei his family.
consisting of n wife. mothcr-ir-law and
baby. last night about l. o'clock. using an
az. HIS mother-lu-law. Mrs. Cash was
beaten with tho poll Of the aN while his
w-fo was chopped with the hlado. Tho
baby was beaten IN tho face and head.
presumably with tn" clCuehel fist Of the
murderer. AFTER the terrible atrotity had
OF Mr. Muir. his nearest neiEhbur ana told
him what he had done. and asked Nr
Muir to shoot hin. saying that he de-
sired to die also, While the victims were
not killed outright. no hope Is entertalrhed
Of their recovery. Brown is OF feeble
minded family. He H. In custody
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
rnrokING AMERICAN GUESTS.
Visitors 4" pnrisinn Restaurants Are
RrmnrsrIcssIN EIccrcd.

From the Louisville Courler-Journal.
The restaurant life OF Paris is as dis-
tlnCtiyc and idiOsyncratic as the club life
Of London. The two modes OF living are
totally different, however, and mark Gle.
AMI temperament. The Frenchman Is a
gourmet: the Engilshman is Il gourmand.
III" frenchman Hikes the open air; the
Euslshmag likes the open air, too, but
he wants his open air TO he latticed in
AMI grt about against Intrusion. That
which delights the FrenchmAn-the gilt
ter. the chatter, the radiant and noisy ebb
and How of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
ELrli.Eman.
not get their profits Oft their French pa,
irons, II Is the American who is relied
on To bring up the average and to con-
vert loss into a gain. and fof the Amer
leans. therefore, the trap is set and the
triggers are adjusted. He may swear and
squlrm and amuse the onlookers by his
make his meaning plain, but to no avail.
He viii have 10 nay the bill. The swell
taking tho luckless American completely
captive which deserves the name OF great.
Like, "vcrythns great It is simple. No
the bill Of fare, Thus the stranger is left
entirely in the dark. He is AT the mercy
Of the lady accountant and the head wait
There is no check upon enterprsing ra-
racity. You order your dinner blindfold,
no recourse. Ihe Gnrcon shruSs his shoul,
ders. The other garcons stand around and
little tempered by majesty. You know that
you are being swinGled, You know that
monsieur yonier who has had more dishes
than YOU. and better served, has been
charged from hfty TO one hundred per cent
less. But what ,cun you do? You can
do nothing. You can simply diseorGe. II
"a dreadful solecism, What does milor care
about prices? Prices are made. for the
go 10 Duval, The Cafe voison exists for
gentlemen, not for persons who need 10
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
Twelve Hundred People Turn Ont to
Hcnr POpuiist Speeches.

Abilene. Kas.. Aug. 3,-(Special) a free
silver Bryan ratification was heid in the
state convention wigwam tonight, abou
l,2o0 people being present. A free silver
club was organized, $50 names being re.
ported mostS fopuhsts ana pem9erats;
C. Cranston, secretary. w. d. Vincent
Populist candidate for congress In the FIftt
district; f.. G. Little, Rev. ]. d. Botkin
Colonel w. 4. Harris and others made ad.
dresses. All were devoted to free silve,
discussion. and were cheered. Colonel Har.
ris spoke at length of his personal ac.
quaintance with Bryan, and lauded him as
= second Patrick Henry. He said Bryan
always stood with the Populists in con
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
Special
Notice.

For the convenience of our regular customers liv-
ing in the city we charge goods only with the
explicit understanding that bills will become due
and payable the first of each month. By strict
adherence to this rule, our business is virtually
placed upon cash basis. Every article throug H.
out the house is marked in plain figures at the
lowest possible NET CASH PRICE.
We cannot sell on time at CASH PRICES, so do not
buy of us unless you are prepared to pay at the
time of purchase or on the first of the month.
This method saves us a material expense in the
conducting of our business and also saves all
losses from bad debts
We are thus enabled to offer inducements to all
who pay cash for their Furniture, Carpets and
Curtains.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
Poisoned by ButtermiIk.

Fort Scott Kas.. Aug, 3.-CSpeciall Six
persons were seriously poisoned sunday by
drinking buttermilk, Several Were uncnn-
scious when the doctors arrived, hut none
died Those poisoned were Mrs, j, j. Hazel-
ton and little SOM Mrs. McComas
Mrs Nellie Campbell, w. n, Reid and Ern-
sst Reid II Is not known what the but
tcrmilk contained,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

Webb City. Mo-, Aug, a-(speciaIl The
Democratic county convention Of Jasper
The purposes of selecting ten delegates 10
ne state convention at Jefferson City, and
elghteen delegates TO the congressional
convention at Lamar. The delegates were
instructed for y, e. Grow. Of this city for
sMttorney Moy general, and n. r. Benton, OF
n,hnr M,tho,htG, Mew,on county. for congress. No
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

When j, H. Anderson, a colorcd laborer
removed large stone from a wagon at
fifth ana Main streets yesterday morning
1t slipped from his grasp and feil upon his
foot, crushing TWO OF his toes. After crush
ing Anders ou's foot the stone rolled into a
trench whore Alex FlouTnoy, OF 576 Grand
avenue was working. cutting his scalp Sc
verely. Both mems wounds were dressed
at Central police station,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

Baxter Springs. Kas.. Aug. 3.-(Special.) J
The gold standard Democrats Of Cherokee
Saturday evening. No county ticket was
put out, hut IA resolution was passed de-
nouncing fusion, amalsamation, iniscegena-
tion. anarchy, referendum and free silver
reputation. Captain NJ. II. Eastman was
selected as delegate to the indianapolis
meeting and instructed to vote for a
straight Democratic ticket.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
Brutal Husband stabbed ,o p.,,,

Baltimor-. MI. Aug. 3.-Iames NJ Docts
came homo drunk last night and abused
his wife Annie. Becoming fusn,encd shc
ran into tho street and gIllel f1r assist
aged g. vgluuis cred protection and won't
with Mrs, Des's to tn" door Of her house,
peets opened the door and, seeing An
arrws, began striking MIN, Andrews
whipped out 9 knife ana stabbed Dec.s 10
the heart killing him instantly Andrews
was arrested
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
Mr. LcwcIIing "Misrcprcscntcd."

Wichita. Kas., Aug. 3.-(SpecialD Before
leaving for Abilene to-day, Ex-Governor
Lewellng's managers gave out the state
men: that he had been misrepresented rs
They said that contrary to alleged inter
views that had been published. Lewcllir Z
fusion on the state ticket with The Den.o-
Gratis, II this does not suit ;hc lcn:o-
crats, he proposes as a compromise II fri-
sion of electors, allowing the Democrats
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

Seneca. Kas.. Aug. 3-tSpecIal) The
Democratic and Populist conventions We're
held here this afternoon TO nominate coun-
ty officers for Nemaha. II was fusion.
each convention nominating ticket
agreed upon by the central committees of
the two parties. 1t is collectively a weak
ticket. and much dissatisfaction prevails
among the rank and iile OF both parties
over the coalition.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
MORRILL, WINS IN sEDGwICK.
Anti-Administ Crowd Benten In
Every Ward hut One.

Wichita. Eas., Aug. 3.-(SpecialD The
Republican primary election in this city
to-day was the most hotly contested in
years, the fight centering on district clerk.
$. n. Bridgeman. the present clerk, and
Mayor H. NJ. Cox headed rival factions.
Bridgeman was victorious in every ward
but tho Third. 1t was an administration
victory, as the mayor Is an anti-Aiorrill
man. BridGcman got lel delegates in the
city, and the opposition il, The delegates
are nominaly for Peters, but really for
Morrill,. Morrill, delegates names were
placed on tickets headed by the name of
peterg
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
, 81. Joseph Trolley cnr victim.

st. Joseph, No., Aug. 3.-(SpecialD Will
lam u, Beck. wel known young man Of
this city, died this morning in St, Joscph's
hospital from Injuries received by a
trolley car last night. Both legs were
crushed of.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
4 New mckinney club.

crowd Of young Republicans met at
the Coates House last evening and ar.
ranged to organize a young mems McKin.
ley club next Monday at the Coates House,
There are forty charter members. z. 8.
q, Hawk, secretary, a committee on BY.
laws was appointed, as follows: Il. s. Allen.
j; w. Egelhoff, +. $, Doggett, j. q. Mitch
r ". Boehle, Jr;, Ben burgess, Dr. Gun.
ningham, c. Egelhoff and a. wilcox
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
Emancipation bay ut Guthrie.

Guthrie. o. r.. Aug. 3;-tspecial) The
negross Of this and adjoining counties cele-
Several thousand OF them paraded the
streets and marched to Highland park,
dinner. Later they were addressed by
Coneressman Flynn. Hon. Henry Z, Asp,
;sSdse ;ss peIkins % ahG number ,Sti,, Of others,
rally.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

New York, Aug. 3--The Headquarters of
the treasurer of the Democratic national
committee and of the treasurer of the Sill
Yer party national committee Were opened
for business at the Hotel Bartholdt to-day.
w. T. ST. John will be in charge
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

I,eginald-"Time brings about some odd
changes. doesn't it?'
Harold-"I should say so. Look at the
matter of costumes Why, when we played
tennis We turned our trousers up at the
bottom and now that We play golf we turn
our stockings down from the top."--W oon-
socket Reporter.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
of n knnsu. Pioneer,

Lawrence. Kas.. Aug. 5.-lspeclai) Mrs.
Hattie \. Elliott. wife OF r. q, Elliott. one
afternoon al her home in Lawrence OF
nervous prostration, She was very we'll
known all over the eastern part of the
since coming to Kansas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

Washington. Aug. Ex-senator Gorman has
decided TO aid Chairman Jones in the con-
duct of the Democratic campaign He has
stipulated, however, that he shall be a ST.
lent partner, giving his advice and the
benefit Of his experience as political gem
eral, but not being known publicly as u
member OF the executive or any other con-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
sound Nancy Men Meet.

The executive committee of the Sound
Money Democratic Club held an Informal
meeting yesterday and discussed the mat
teI OF holding state convention TO elect
delegates to IA national convention No
nehnite action was taken and none will be
until after the next meeting Of the club.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
PASSENGER TRAINS COME ToGETii-
ER NEAR BoswonTH, 40.
ONE KILLED, EIGHT INJURED.
DISASTER PROBABLY prE TO DIS
oBEYiNG ORDERS.
Erginccr fred Urndy. who wns
I>iiiri. should Have sidrtrnckcd
at Dean Lnt.r--injurcd Pas
Scugrrs taken 10 the
Topeka Hospital.


Iurr1lltor. Mo. Aug. 5.-tSnorlai' n
hall-ouI collision Of passenger trains on
! tho SAINT, Ira took placc Two miles cast n
bosW6iih' u station lite'n MUGS ''sl "'
/ m rh, ,le,th Of Engineer Fred HcaGy. Of
t,,r, tt,.IIsn, ,rl IN, g.rious Iriurv Of
H',,s',,, ,. "i" w ,,,,i,,,., ~ ',,t.
HNrresS Messenger i-ohdS hhaN"'' "' 'n,'. n
o,5,,. Tb. % ropt"any ,,' los, nropcr,, in The
,,.r,.l ,,..r.t, ,t,a,,s,,,1, %. i,lt,rs rnrsld.
',. ~ .'' .,,t t,g lcr,t,on
Of the collision. it is mnryeious that the
death list Ia not much lnrrcr.
Tho wreck was caused hy either iaN Or Or
ie'7 hclnE gwen ny tne H'sph', ner, oi m r,,e
fa,,s. SO far MS asrcrtained. 20 strongly to
- 49,. t,..,- h,,. ,,, ,Y,r,ir,tion may
p.on' '"' '"s'.,' "a' az 80 .r,, ,r,,,.
IN the wreck wore the Fort Madison pas
ssurar No. IS. cast bound. and the cali
Fort Madison train was IN charge OF tom
dletor George Blue. one Of the veterans
,5, ,,,.,, -, ' it'i.. ~, ,to ,sra,,i. Tpa
N'." ~ 'i'n'' ~. ,,,'.,,
other train was IN rhatEc OF CONDUCTOR
Prcrtor, pulled by Engineer Gehn, with en-
zine 40. Ia.
4. rsart,. ne co,,,5 bo learned In the
- - H -, ,f,,.,,.
- a.. "' i'''' ~ '.',
'lH' hdN gwen MS engineer osAtis I" l'N'
tho siding at Dean Lake 10 let the other
train 20 by. After giving tho orders. Com
-. MI -, t ~ 81. Eel, ,,.
'"' ''i i''", ''s"" WI "A w. ',i
potl ana alp NOT hou.e 'me UN" ",' -
past the station. Four miles west of Dean
Lake Enrinecr Heady saw tho other
,,aI,, ,o,n,,r ,,r,IIsl tho rorrn,ie,i ordrrs
a,l ,ricI ,n s,on bts tr.In and had al.
anu U'tl TO s'op ,lS ua'"' az, az ''' -,
place Engineer Gehn was not looking out
IA.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

Washington Times: Laundryman-"You
want your shirt laundered both back and
front?'
Hustling Ssm-"Yes, sab"
Laundryman-"What's that for?"
Hustling samI"Gwine 10 sell advertising
space on de back"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
Rev. J. u. scott Aaiud..a I,..,.

waterloo; Ia, Aug, 3-Rev. j. r. Scot,
w. Ms,sriaa faoSis, 9i,b clergyman who slopsd from
day adjudEed insane BY the co&mm,. & ~ g.
after three dsys hsAsia1, ''''asSss
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

From the Philadelphia Record.
date for the presidency, thinks that The
business depression is due to under con
sumption. The whisky trust is of a similar
opinion.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
big Mckinley Ciab ut Peabody.

Peabody, Kas., Aug. 3.-tSpeciai.) Ths
Mckinley and Hobart Club has completed
its organization with $50 members. The
CRIME
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

and totally demolished the dwelling OF Asa
Peterson this morning. one woman and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04
"GOOD WIVES GROW FAIR IN THE LIGHT OF
THEIR WORKS." ESPECIALLY IF THEY USE
Sal POI 10
THE KANSAS FUSION.
Continued From First Page.
BRYAN RATIFICATION MEETING.

offered to tine Pops in exchange for the
state ticket.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-04

To the business men: Get your dinner at
the Midland restaurant. Reasonable prices,
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-05-30
TellIt Ont.

If you know Of anything of public in.
terest in the city or vicinity, you not
only confer favor upon the newspapers.
but crafty every reader the paper has.
by communicating the same for publica-
ton. Reporters are much like tie re-
maln6er of humanity, in one respect at
least-they cannot be in more than one
place at the time, and while Mre. Jones'
pet COW was engaged in swallowing one
of the little Joneses on Congress street.
the reporter might be witnessing some
other equally edIfyinR performance in
another portion Of the city, snd if no
one ever told him about it, how could he
give the news 10 the ':.dear readers"
IF your friends arrives or depart, If
your enemies attack you,'if-if-wellif
anything occurs which you yourself
would like to see in print, tell the re-
porter, and if all do this there will be
something 10 the papers.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-05-30
Education.

To say that education of the young is
the paramount duty of America, and OF
the world. is only to repeat what is con-
deded by eyeryone-"By their traits
SHALL We know them" is not only true
OF individuals but also of institutions
aud next Tuesday and Wednesday the
University will place on public exhibition
the fruits of Its labors for the pas year.
Beyond question, the University has
assumed the leadership IN educational
affairs 10 this territory, and deserves
the encouragement of every resldent
thereof. You are cordially invited to
attend the commencement exerci es on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week,
and il you are not fully repaid, it will be
because your mind il not prepared to
receive entertainment of high order.