The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-08-28
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

Kincaid will soon have a new -four
ing mill.
Cofeyville's new mill will give en-.
ployment to 30 men.
Wyandotte county furnishes 1900 of
the states gain of 1925 in population.
United States Attorney w. C. Perry,
of Fort Scott, has declared his oppesi--
ton to Bryan and the Chicago platform.
Great excitement prevailed at Seneca,
over the reported discovery of rich.
find of gold on the farm of Christ
Most.
Numerous counterfeit dollars were
circulating in Mcpherson recently.
Henry Lorangle was arrested for do
ing it.
Maj Ross, of Great Bend, was nomi-
mated for senator by the republicans
of the Thirty-Fifth district He is for
Ingalls,.
Ex-senator Fl. B. Kelley has pur--
chased the Pao1a Times, a populist pa
per owned by Editor Mccarthy, re-
Gently deceased.
Democrats of the Eastern-Southern
department of the appellate court in
dorsed Manford Schoonover, the popu
list nominee, for judge.
Chairman Love, of the democratic
state committee, says within 80 days
Bryan clubs will be formed in every
voting precinct in Kansai.
The Christian Endeavor of the state
recently held a convention at Emporia,
with delegates present from all quar-
tiers, as well as many foreign visitors
Col w. f. Cloud, of Kansas City, Mo-,
has announced the first annual re-
union of all Kansas state volunteer
regiments at Ottawa, September 1918
Populists of the Douglass and JEFF
ferson county senatorial districts NOM
mated w. II. Sears, a recent bolter
from republican ranks, for state sena--
tor.
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
ciety.
Kansas colored masons, in recent
session at Leavenworth, elected d. a.
Jones, of Leavenworth, grand master
and Henry H. Curtis, of Baxter Springs,
secretary.
Judge Carver, republican nominee
for chief justice, will not make any
campaign speeches, following prece-
dent set by all previous candidates for
that position.
DR.. Oscar Christman, of Gosport,
Ind, has accepted the chair of history
in the state normal at Emporia to sue
coed Prof Johnson, who has gone to
Helena, Mont
Mrs. Sarah A. Thurston, of Topeka,
a leader in the woman suffrage cause,
is in favor of dropping further agita-
ton of the subject in Kansas until 1898,
when the effect of the defeat of 1894
will have worn off"
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.
Inc Odnh u al kCAbAhOs SAO RAOASSA
banking house of that town, has failed.
The liabilities are about $4,000 The
cashier, George A. Taylor. was ar
rested, charged with receiving deposits
unlawfully. It was said the bank
could not pay ten cents on the dollar.
Roswell G. Horr, of Michigan, will
make political speeches at Leaven-
worth, Fort Scott, Pittsburg, Eureka,
Hiawatha and Washington from Sep
TENDER to IL. Richard Yates, of Hi
nois, son of the old war governor, will
speak at Kansas City September and
at Wichita on the 4th.
State Treasurer Anterior, in his
forthcoming report, recommends that
the special levy for the current UNIVERSE
ty fund be abolished, inasmuch as there
has been more or less difficulty in col
lecting it He thinks the necessary
money could more easily be raised by
a slight increase in the general reve-
nue. fund.