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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27
Populist Economy,

For the fiscal year ending June 80
1896 the Morrill, administration spent
81, 533,5l9+. For the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1898 the Leedy ad.
ministratiOn spent 81 .455, 76l. 43.
Difference in favor of Populist adj.
ministration S77,75S.0l. Does it pay
to keep PopulistS in Office? That il
a question the tax payers are called
upon to meet.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27

WEBB MCNALL has compelled fire
INSURANCE companies to pay their
losses in full or quit the state. He
has had the backing of a Populist
state administration. This is why
the insurance companies don't like
the POpulist party and are contrib.
uting to the Republican state cam.
paign fund. Where does your inter.
est lie? Are you for Interpretations
or in favor OF the administration
that makes them pay in full.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27

The Populists fixed things so that
the Kansas City stock yards could
no longer charge the farmers of Kan
sas $1,000 ton for hay and s1.OO per
bushel for corn. This is why the
Kansas City stock yards company is
opposed to the Populist party and
is contributing to the Republican
campaign fund. 1t is also one OF the
many reasons why the farmers OF
Kansas should vote for Gov. Leedy
and the whole Populist ticket.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27

ONE cabinet officer and two assist
ants has been the contribution of the
National administration to the Kan.
sas campaign. This is doing pretty
well for a state where the brethren
profess to believe they will win.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27

A TEACHER who never taught, fol-
superintendent, and a man who
never paid any taxes, for treasurer,
is a part of the bill OF fare served ur
on the Republican state ticket this
year.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27

This is only another one of the
many instances showing that this is
a taxpayers administration. Tax.
payers should consult their own in.
terests and vote for the party that
looks after the tax payer instead OF
the tax eater.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27

REPUBLICANS promise. Popullsts
perform. Which party will you vote
with this fall?
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27
The Blight of Populism.

Candidate Stanley announces that
the blight OF Populism was sent up
on Kansas to punish the people for
their sins. Let us see what it has
done. The estimated saving to the
people under the laws passed by the
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27
Total

To this Should be added the $3.50.
900 saved to the stock shippers by
reason OF the fight Populist officials
made compelling the railroads to
restore the car load rate on stock.
This would swell the total to ST.
096.437.
This is sample OF the way the
people are being punished but from
present indications they are ready
to welcome few more installments
of the blight.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-10-27
Turned Back.

The record of the State Board Of
Charities for the year ending June so
1898 makes a splendid showing for
the management of the state chart.
table institutions under the Leedy
administration. Instead OF exhaust.
ing the entire appropriation the
board turned back into the treasury
the sum OF $685. 900 distributed as fol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-25

replied that no proof existed of the ex-
istence of official dispatches from the
Marblehead, but only of the personel
letters of officers and men which were
accepted as an act of courtesy for
mailing here.
The Spanish consul persisting in his
demand for the privilege to search all
packages sealed or unsealed and the
persons of passengers, the colonial
government replied that such a thing
could not be allowed without proof of
reasonable probability
The colonial authorities are under
stood to have inquired of London for
advice. They are reluctant TO do any
thing displeasing to the United States
and yet are determined to enforce neu-
trality.
Senior Domingo MendeZ Capole. vice
president Of the Cuban republic, will
sail from Port Antonio for Boston. to-
morrow, by the Belvidere.
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EASTERN TROOPS.
Massachusetts Men to Be Stationed at Home
and Rhode Island

New York, May 24.-The following
was announced from the army build
ing here. today, regarding details Of
troops in the department Of the east:
The 9th Massachusetts Volunteer In
fantry is distributed as follows: Col.
Fred Began has been ordered with one
battalion TO Quonsct, L. |.
\ lieutenant colonel and major IF
the same regiment, With six companies
are ordered to Fort Adams. r. l.. for
duty under the command of the officer
in charge. The remaining two com
panes go to Dutch Island, r. l.
The lst Regiment Massachusetts
Heavy Artillery, Col. Pfaff command
ing is distributed as follows: Col
Pfaff with two batteries to go to
Salem. Mass. to take charge of the
for,ifi> atoms on the north shore.
y !evtenant colonel and two bat
tt na VIII 50 to Clarkes Point, Mass.
Major Frye OF the same regiment
81 Ilur battalions. will remain on
dr 1T Fo:t Warren. where the regi-
nleAt IS CHARTERED.
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AN EMPHATIC "N0"
in Answer to Spanish Consul on
Searching Adu|a at Kingston.

Copyright, 1898, by The Associated Press)
Kingston, Jamaica, May 4.-1 p. NJ.
The Spanish consul here, acting I'M
der the neutrality proclamation, asks
Of the colonial authorities the right to
search the steamer Adula when she
arrives from Cienfuegos tomorrow
night, with Americans or any other
persons who may have taken advant-
age of her to leave that city He is
in search of dispatches from the
American hlockading fleet to the navy
department and of communications
from the Spanish. He AYERS that on
her previous trip from Cienfuegos the
Adula brought mail from the United
States cruiser Marblehead; and he
cites the British neutrality clause de-
claring that official dispatches are
contraband
The colonial authorities after inquiry
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BANGOR-May "a, sid, schs Maud
Snare, Lowell, New York; Omaha
Dorr, Boston; | X Stctson, Atwood
New York, Senator, Hutchings, Win
tcrport.
PORTLAND-May "a, ar. sim Fred
Dalzell. Philadelphia with bg Oakland;
schs Gertrude l. Mundy, Dennison,
Brunswick, Ga; Aug Palmer, Haskell,
Boston; Jeremiah Smith, Parsons,
Cedar Keys, Fla Eastern Light, Lind
say, Calais, for Boston, Native Ameri-
can, Cole. do for do; Margaret, Rob
inson. Millbridge, for do; Glendy Burke,
StanWood, for do NJ b cakes, Garnett,
do; Tampa, pettigrew. Machias for
New York
CID, schs Phineas w Sprague, Strong,
Wiscasset to load for Port Spain and
sailed: Alicia b Crosby, Bunker, Louis
burg, G. b.
ROCkLAND-May a, ar, schs Har-
vest Home, Somers, Sullivan for Bos-
ton
ROCKPORT-May "a, ar, schs Rob
ert Byron, Hart, Boston; Jubilee, Iver-
son, Gloucester.
SID sch Catalina, Mcintyre, Salem.
BATH-May "a, ar, sch Abel + Bah
cock, Boston, " Z and w l. Tuck, do;
Charles I. Noble. Simmons, do.
BOOTHBAY-May a, ar, schs Lady
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MADRID IN DARKNESS.
But as None So Blind As Those Who Will
Not See''

London. May 25.-The following dis
patch has been received from Madrid.
dated | A. NJ, Wednesday: Nothing
positive is revealed as to the situation.
Lieut.. Gen. Correa. minister of war.
has received a cablegram from Gen.
Blanco saying that American warships
are in front of Santiago. Capt. Aunon.
minister Of marine has received a
lengthy dispatch from Admiral Ger
vera, replying in full to instructions.
The minister Of marine receives
nobody He is working day and night
Yesterday. he presented to the Queen
Regent every detail Of the plans at
Santiago de cuba showing the de-
i'nces ANA the security Of Admiral
Converts squadron.
admiral Camala has gone back il
Cadz with sealed orders II Il said
chat on his arrival there he will ar
range for manuevers Of his ships At
sea, for trials Of speed, gunncry ana
everything, in order to satisfy himse
that the squadron il in an efficient con
dnion. lie viii then depart for I
destination undIvulged.
Senior Capdepoa, minister Of the in
terror, says telegram received by the
war office from Manila. reports that
the natives ara disposed TO remain
loyal to Spain ard will defend the ter
l.tory against foreign invasion.
The latest rumor IS that Spanish
Warship has captured an American
Warshlp in Cuban waters.
The Madrid correspondent Of the Daily
News says: "Rumors H. Ia tho negotia-
tons Of the powers IN favor Of peace are
premature, but Responsible spanish
statesmen are prepared 10 SEIZE the first
opportunity ID end the war provided it
can DC done on terms honorable To Spain.
Should q neutral nation come forward
with an honorable arrangement its pro-
peSais would he examined here in no i'm
practical spirit Of false pride. II. there
fore. American Goes not insist upon inn
possible humiliations there is still pos
S;bility Of peace.
marshal Martinez Campos, In the
course of an interview. has said that the
salvation of the Philippines is in the
hands Of the natives themselves and that
inuch care ought to be exercised ID win
them to our side He pooh-poohcd the
alarming rumors about England and
Gibraltar
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POPE DISTURBED
Over the Present Grave Dis
orders Throughout Italy.
Writes to Archbishop Fenair Of Milan
Saying Catholics Not to Blame.
ATTACKS Not Directed Against the Cardinal
But Principles He Represents.

Rome, May 24.-The Observatory
Romano publishes letter from the
Pope to Cardinal Andrea Ferrari, arch
pishop of Milan, expressing profound
emotion because Of the grave disorders
IN Italy. The Pope says:
These disorders are the fruit of evil
seeds scattered with impunlty in Italy
which leads to the corruption Of minds,
the perVersion of morals and the detri-
ment of religion. We have seen that,
instead of eXhorting and calming
wicked people, honest citizens have
been guilty of disorders in a mistaken
idea that they are devoting themselves
To the interests Of the church and the
Holy See, affecting to ignore the fact
that the church teaches men to avoid
r!oting. But it was not the Catholics
Who provoked the disorders, the au-
thors of which must be sought else
whore"
The Pope could have wished, he con-
tinues, that Cardinal Forrari had been
at Milan at the time of the rioting in
order TO pacify the people: and he de-
clarcs that he has been greatly moved
by the insults contained III the mani
festo against member of the sacred
college.
TT was not against the person Of
the cardinal who has always eXenpli-
fled great pastoral charity. that the
attacks Were directed, bat against the
principles he represented. II is i'm
possible to understand. whittier SUCH a
campaign can lead Whom It'd social
authority is shaken.
The Pope deo lares. however that he
has derived great consolation from the
evidences Of devotion Of which The
archbishop has been the object, and
concluding the letter, expresses his
confidence that the Catholic clergy at
Milan viii remain under the influence
~ their affection for their pastor.
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AT CHICKAMAUGA.
$4,000 Men Now in Camp and Will
Be $4,000 by Saturday.

Chickamauga National Park. May 81
There are now $1,000 men in the volunteer
army under tents at this point, AMI the
officers of the army expect that by Sat
urday night there will be 1000 The 81
Tennessee ana the 1st Vermont have been
assigned to the 1st Brigade Of the lst Di-
vision Of the 1st Corps,
The day at the park was unmarked by
any incident except the battle drill Of the
lst Division Of the lst Corps.
Gen. Breckenridge found the hospital
facilities still inadequate. but fortunately
there are very few sick and they are be-
ing cared for at ST. Vincent's Hospital OF
the Sisters Of Charity. He stated that
very soon the department would be in
gool condition. Gen. Breckenridge. today,
gave orders for sham battle for inspec-
ton. tomorrow morning.
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IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
oa;cers for the immune Regiments hahy
Nominations Confirmed.

Washineton, May Elm the eXccu-
ti,-., session of the Senate. today, lhcIr
,,.oe some discussion of the character
IF fine men who should be chosen l."
command the immune regiments.
senator Money expressed DOUBT as 10
whether it would be possible to fa'Se
regiments Of men who mad had yer
l,y fever in case officers for such reSi-
naots were taken from the Northern
states and were men who had not pe
subjected to this disease
Many nominations were coiiiiiiiieu'
including the following:
co1onoIs in the volunteer army
c,autains Patrick Fl. Ray. James .
pettit First Lieut.. Herbert r.. 9ar-
cent Chas. S. Richie: Messrs. Laurence
y 'Tvson of Tennessee; duncan H.
Hood of louisiana.
AAintants in the department u l.
col Theodore Schwan. assistant auJu
tanr general with rank of coionei'
Major VIM. Il. Carter, assistant aoJu
tant general with rank OF lleu'eii''i II
colonel. .+1, rarry N
TO be engineer officer with RAM u
,,,o Charles L. Woodbury. Nei
r,,t ,st regiment Volunteer HhGi-
neers.
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TO be acknowledgement Griffin of New
York.
To be first leutenants-Alg
Sartoris of the District of Columbia
Fltzhugh Lee. Jr., of Richmond Va.
To be chief surgeons With rank of
major-Gcorge Cook. New Hampshire !:
James n. Jcnne, Vermont; l.. +. Amy,
Connecticut.
Collectors of customs-Charles T.
Stanton, district, Of Stonington. CT.
Postmasters-Aia Massachusetts JOS A.
West, ProVincetown: New Hamp-
shire, George H. Hitchcock, Hanover;
Luther II. Morrill,, Tilton; Maine, Ed
ward Brown, Thomaston; Thomas Ct.
Herbert. Richmond: Frank g. purin-
ton, Fairfield.
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A CARD.

We guarantee every bottle Of Chamber
lain's collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and will refund the money to- any
one who is not satisfied after using it, 1t
is the most successful medicine in the
world for bowel complaints both for chill
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al m.w,f,ly
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Ro0sEvELTS' TROOPERS
Will Probably Start for Cuba Within a Very
Few Days.

San Antonio, Texas, May Pit is
thought that Eoosevelts regiment Of
rough riders will begin its movement
toward Cuba within the next two days
Colonel Leonard Wood, commnding the
regiment, received telegram from the
adjutant general asking him when he
would be ready to move and Col Wood
answered that he could start imme-
diately,
The necessary supplies are now be
ing secured for the regiment and fur
Their orders are expected.
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SPANISH PROGRAMME CHANGED.

London, May PA special dispate ii
from Madrid. today, says: Evidently
The programme in regard to the Philip
pine islands has been changed. 1t is
believed here that there win he no en-
sagement in Cuban waters but that
Admiral Celvera viii draw off the
enemy while the cadiz fleet relieves
Havana"
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AT MADRID.
Continued from page -

Spanish troops in the neighborhood of
Gibraltar is due to an Increase in the
British military preparations.
The Liberal, Premier Sagasta's or
gan, says that the "diverging interests
of the powers preclude for the present,
any definite prompt diplomatic action
giving Spain powerful European
backing
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The PAIL BEARERS
For GIadstone's Funeral Are from Most DIS
tinguished English Citizens.

London. May 2f-The pail bearers at
the funeral of Mr. Gladstone viii be the
Prince of Wales, the Duke of York. the
Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl Of Kim
berley the Earl Of Roscbery. the Arch
bishop of Canterbury. Mr.. A. j. Balfour
and Sir William Vernon Harcourt
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PATENTS FOR MAINE INVENTORS.

Washington. May 2i.-Patents have been
granted to Thomas II. BrnSnahau. Liver
NOR. Fails bow facing oar; Edwin l..
t;olin@. Portland. last; Frank W. Smith,
Partland. apparatus for treating or sieri-
liZinG c.tnnNd InOl.
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55th CONGRESS-.
Senate Discusses War Tax on
Corporation Receipts.
And Tax on Bank Deposits Creeps
Into the Debate.
pIa,t and Lindsay Both Vigorously Attack the
Corporation Tax.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-That feature
of the war revenue measure placing a
lax Of !. Of per cent. upopn the gross
receipts of corporations VAS under dis
,,,esion in the Senate throughout to-
DAYS session. incidentally. the pro-
,,osed tax on bank deposits was adj
ver,ed to-
The principal speeches We're deliver
ed by Mr.. Plat Of connecticut, and
Mr.. Lindsay Of Kentucky, both of
whom vigorously attacked the cor
poration tax.
The weight Of the formers arsu-
ment was thrown against the tax on
the ground that it was unconstitn-
,ionaI. because the tax was not levied
alike upon all persons engaged in a
particular line Of business.
He maintained that an occupation
tax could be levied, provided that the
conditions were fair and equitable, but
that the business Of a corporation
could not be taxed simply because it
was conducted by corporation,
To be equitable. the AK must be laid
on the business. whether it was con
daoted by q corporation, partnership,
firm or an indfviduaL
Mr.. Lindsay Vigorously antagonized
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Father Rios Arrest Ordered

Milan May 24.-Gen Bava Beccarls.
commander of the Sd Army Corps. has
ordered the arrest of Father Alberta
Rio. the director of the ohservatore
cattulico
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May be worth to you more than 500 if
YOU have a child who soils bedding from
INCONVENIENCE of water during sleep. Cures
old and young alike. 1t arrests the
trouble at once. 81. Sold by Bowditch,
Webster & Co, Druggists, Augusta, Me.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. May 2i.-Arthur J. Pierce
has been appointed postmaster at South
ThOmlStOn.
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1t was Impossible for the government
to levy taxes of this kind except on
consumption and on industry. No man
pretended to insist that corporate prop
efty ought NOT TO he taxed If taxation
We're necessary, but the question here
presented was whether the tax pro-
posed TO be levied was fair and equit-
able
He maintained that it was the part
of wisdom for Congress to enact only
such legislation as would be beyond con-
troversy in the courts. In this time Of
great emergency in the country's his
tory Congress ought to give to the
government dollars and not lawsuits
with which to conduct the war
Lindsay held that if the corporation
tax provision Of the pending bill should
become a law it would seriously Grip
pie the state of Kentucky as we'll as
other states Of the country. 1t would
he an unnecessary and officious inter
ference with state taxation in The fed
eral government
In the course OF decision in the
question If issuing bonds and the legal
tender notes, Lindsay noted the fact
that When the proposition to issue
greenbacks during the Civil War was
made 70 Congress by Secretary Chase.
every Democrat in the House had
voted against it as Well as almost every
Democrat in the Senate.
He minated that 1t was So strange
tAere should have been 50 great
change in the opinions of Democrats
;,, ~ : h.,
fact that Democrats are now urging
The issue Of legal tender notes.
In an argument in favor Of the issue
of bonds as provided for by the amend
ment offered by the minority of the
finance committee, Lindsay said the
payment of the bonds could nor lea de
manded until after % years their pay
ment being optional with the govern
ment after 20 years. Within that time
the people Of the United States might,
If it were 50 decided. go IL a silver
basis.
lie maintained tina The paper money
Issued during the Civil War was the
dearest Kind Of money. The largest
part of IL bore interest at 6 az 30 per
| cent. while the bonds prouuaod in The
pendng hin called for only rer cent.
interest.
If this bill should become 4 Law rs il
stood Lindsay urged, the Republican
administration would redeem thu
Greenbaeka ISSUED under il in gold
ara would. If necessary, sell bonds I'M
der the act Of 1875 in order to get gold.
tie further maintained that by tAe pro-
posed issue Of legal tender notes the Dem
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TO CrrRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug.
gists refund the money if 1t fails to cure Csc.
The renuff has L. Il. Q. on each tablet
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