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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07
THE ATTENDANCE.
Two Thousand Strangers Will Be at
Hutchinson This Week.

Hutchinson. June -Four hundred
and ffty-seVen votes are necessary to
a choice in the Republican state con-
yention. There are 912 delegates end-
tied to seats in the convention. These
will all be here. Add to that number
ers, friends and professional poHtlclan5
who will also come along to join IN the
fun at the expense of candidates, the
number of visitors this city Will enter
tain during the greater part OF the
week is conservatively estimated at =
OOO while many are of the opinion that
the attendance will exceed that
For the benefit of the fnquiring stran-
per and seeker after truth the citizens
have designated the following gentle
men to act as members of a commit
fee on information. They are station
ed. policeman like, on the principal
streets. and it is their business to do
as the ticket clerk at the depot does,-
answer all kinds of foolish questions all
dav long. The members of this COM
mittee are tagged and badged so there
is no possible escape. The members
are: J. S. George, Theo. Botkin, r. a.
Campbell, Dan Reed, Carr Taylor, j. p.
McCurdy, F. L. Martin, Frank Roberts,
w Fl. Lewis. B. D. Schermerhorn, EW-
ing Stumm. o. K. Leigh, a. W. Eagan,
F. Meridith, D. A. Moore, Chas- Collins
g H. Colloday. C. A. Greenlee, Arthur
SchIaudt. s. Ploughe, S. J. Morris w.
r Burns. DR.. Colloday, S. NJ. Johns, W.
7 Morris F. Carey, Charles Woodward
F. r. Chrisman, George Irvan, H. Il.
Taylor. r J. Harsha, H. w. Ladd H
Whiteside. c. NJ. Williams, F. w. Cook.
Fred Cooter, M L. WISE, w, r. Mar
shall H c. Townsend and r. J. Ray
mond J +. Greenlee is chairman of the
Committee which meets every seven
hours and does something.
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between the Leland and anti-Leland
forces. This will be the basis for every
move that is made.
1t is now estimated that four-fifths of
the delegates are anti-Leland. Leland
is the busiest man in town. He sits in
a little room and sends for his support
ers, assigning them to various routes
and loses no time whatever. This is to
be the fight of his life. The prospects
now are that the anti-Leland forces
will attempt to organize the conven-
ton. An effort to agree on a chairman.
this forenoon failed.
The antis were caucussing continual
ly and have about decided to make
Judge Miller of Wyandotte, or Judge
Pollock of Winfield, chairman of the
convention.
J. R. Burton's friends argue that be-
cause of his candidacy for the senate
he would be fair. but the antis not
disposed to accept him for chairman.
On the surface, no friction is apparent
but deep down in the secret manipula
tions has been discovered the animus
which furnishes the fuel to the flame.
Unless a speedy change comes, the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07

Spaniards repulsed. Morro castle is
admitted to have been damaged as was
also exterior headquarters" built dur
ing the time of peace at Cayo Smith
and in addition the Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes is admitted to have
been Slightly damaged"
The Spanish commander at Santiago
reports that the American fire did not
dismount one piece of artillery, and he
says that nine OF the American YES
sells disappeared from sight, before
dark
The Spanish army losses according to
the official reports are one soldier kill
ed, one chief, four officers and 21 sold
iers wounded.
The Spanish navy losses are reported
to be one chief and five sailors killed
and one officer and II sailors wounded
Finally the Spanish version of the af-
fair says: The American losses are
supposed to be considerable
Capt. Gen. Blanco has congratulated
Gen. Linares, the Spanish commander
at Santiago and those who took part
in the fighting, saying he will call the
attention of the Spanish government to
the heroism exhibited by all the Span
ish forces in such an unequal combat
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AS TO CHAIRMAN.
List of Names Suggested for the Po-
SitiOn.

Hutchinson, June Up to a late
hour last night no agreement as to
chairman of the convention had been
reached. The men suggested for the
place were:
Judge A H. Horton, Topeka
j. r. Burton, Abilene.
Ed H. Madison, Dodge City.
Ben Simpson, Paola.
J. X Cubbison, Kansas City.
There will be no contest over the or
ganization of the convention. The va
rious candidates will not show their
strength until actual balloting begins.
To avoid this an agreement as to chair
man will be made, probably today.
For the position of chairman of the
state committee, the following names
have been mentioned:
d. w. Mulvane, Topeka.
Morton Albaugh, Kingman.
Ed Madison. Dodge City.
J. p. Harris, Ottawa.
J. ]. Cox, Lawrence.
T. ]. Anderson, Topeka
George Findlay, Topeka.
I. E. Lambert, Emporia.
w. T. Ewing, EmpOria.
John Randolph, Pittsburg.
Charles Elliott, Winfield.
Phil Kelly, White Cloud.
A A. Richards, wellington.
Tom Kelly, PaOla.
Ben Simpson, Paola.
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list of candidates for places on the Re
publican state ticket, now in this city
actively at work follows:
FOR GOVERNOR.
John Seaton, Atchison.
Calvin Hood, Emporia.
w. e. Stanley, Wichita.
z. H. Funston, Carlyle.
John E. Hessin, Manhattan.
F. D. Cuburn, Kansas City.
w. c. Edwards, Larned.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
George Case, Mankato.
w. NJ. Glenn, Tribune.
w. A. Germany, Fort Scott.
Harry Richter, Council Grove.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
George A. Clark, Junction City.
J. H. Hamilton, Columbus.
FOR TREASURER.
Frank Grimes, LeOti-
c. c. Mccarthy, NortonviIle.
John E. Wilkin, Maple City.
j. B. Remington, Osawatomie.
FOR AUDITOR.
George E. Cole Girard.
S. G. Pottle. Ell Dorado.
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w. B. Townsend, Leavenworth.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A "A. GODDARD, Topeka.
c. B. Daughters, Lincoln.
FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT
Frank Nelson, Lindsborg.
J. f. Peairs, Lawrence.
D. B. VanOstrand, Marion.
f. H. Baker, Norton.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
w r. Smith, Kansas City.
Elrick c. Cole, Great Bend.
Nelson Case, Oswego.
William A. Porter, Leavenworth.
FOR CONGRESSMAN N-AT-LARG
w. J. Bailey, Baileyville.
r. w. Blue, Pleasanton.
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FOrtilicatiOnS DeIuged With
Shot and Shell
2 By SIMPSONS Fleet at San
tiagO HarbOr.
ENEMY IS SILENCED.
The American Fleet Then
BOmbardS AguadOreS
With a View to Landing
Troops and Siege Guns.
CubanS Make a Land Attack
on Santiago.
MARIA TERESA SUNK
Nourouo Fococ Aro oS H4C
MARIA TERESA SUNK
CerVera Loses One Of His
Best Vessels
By the Terrible Fire of the
American Gums.

Cape Haytien, Hayti, June IA bonn
bardment of the forts of Santiago de
Cuba took place yesterday, lasting
from a. m. till II a. m, inf1icting i'm
mense damage on the Notifications
which are riddled and shattered by the
American shells.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, June 1T is
reported here that the Cuban forces
yesterday attacked Santiago de Cuba
by land during the American lombard
ment. infiicting heavy losses on the
garrison.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, June IA
landing of American troops is reported
to have taken place yesterday near
Daiquiri some distance east of Aqua
dores and near the railroad connecting
with Santiago. Later there was fight
ing with a Spanish force on land, in
which the Americans were victorious
Cape Haytien, Hayti. June 1T is
reported here that the first class armor-
ed Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa, was
sunk yesterday by the terrible fire of
the American feet.
Copyright, 1898. by Associated Press.)
Cape Haytien. Hayti, June THE
fighting before and in the vicinity of
Santiago de Cuba continued the greater
papk of yesterday. From 7:45 a. m,
until nearly II o'clock, ten of the
American warships maintained a asteady
and carefully directed fire against Ell
NIorro castle and the batteries at Punta
Gorda, Socapa and Cincoreales, in ad-
dition to bombarding the Spanish fleet
in the harbor. The percentage of effec-
tive projectiles was very large.
1t appears from the best information
obtainable at this place the cable sta
tion connecting with Santiago de Cuba
that immense damage was inflicted on
the enemy The Spaniards admit that
the bonn mbardment from the American
fleet was most destructive. About 1000
projectiles are said to have been fired
by the American warships and it seems
that the responsive fire from the Span
ish forts and ships was scarcely felt
at all by the Americans.
The fortifcations near the entrance
of the harbor are described as being
riddled with solid shot and shattered
by the explosion of the immense shells
fired by the American battleships. The
Spanish batteries are understood to
have been virturally silenced and Ell
Morro and the fortifications at Socapa
and Punta Gorda are reported to have
been demolished by the three hours I'M
interrupted hammering of the Ameri-
can fleet.
The American attack is next said to
have been directed against Aguadores,
a small coast town a little to the east
of the entrance of Santiago bay. The
idea of the American admiral it ap-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07
TO OVERTHROW BLUE.
An Effort to Retire One of the Old
Timers.

Hutchinson, June IF it is possible
for coterie of influential politicians in
the Second district to accomplish the
overthrow of Dick Blue the Linn coun-
ty gentleman has completed his, serv1c-
es as congressman at large from Kan
sas. Incidentally his defeat at this
time means a permanent retirement
from Kansas politics.
Jack Harris and Curly Harrison Of
Franklin. w J. Buchan of Wyandotte,
Newt JJry of Bourbon and others of in
f1erce are after Blues scalp, their
preference being Bailey of Nemaha,
and it is freely predicted that Bailey
will be chosen to lead the fight against
Rev. J. d. Botkin, the present incum-
bent.
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SPANISH VERSION.
It is Admitted That Moro Castle Was
Damaged.

Copyright. 1898. by Associated Pcess.)
Havana, June "Details from Span
ish sources received here of the bonn
bardment of the forts of Santiago Dc
Cuba by the American fleet say the
warships of the United States fired
about 1,5O0 projectiles of all kinds. This
fire the Spaniards add was answered by
MORO castle and the batteries at So
capa and Punta Gorda. At noon an
other bombard rdment began at Aguado-
res east of Santiago de Cuba, lasting
about one hour. Both attacks the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07
PROBABLE TICKET.
Names of Those Who Will Probably
Secure the Prizes.

Hutchinson, June 7.-"Paste this in
your hat" said a short grass politician.
handing the Journal reporter a piece of
paper upon which the following ticket
had been written, a guess on the out
come of the convention:
Governor, Major Hood Cor Stanley.
Associate justice, w. r. Smith.
Attorney general, A. A. GODDARD, To-
peka.
State treasurer, Frank Grimes.
Secretary of state, George A Clark.
State auditor, George E. Cole.
State superintendent, ]. E. PEARS.
Lieutenant governor, George Case,
MankatO.
Congressman at large, Bill Bailey.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07
EACH DISTRICTS STRENGTH.
AS Represented at the Republican
State Convention.

Hutchinson, June 1T is the custom
in convention to divide the honorS
among the various congressional dis
tricts of which there are seven in Kan
sas The last legislature made an ef-
fort to create another district but failed.
As the state is now divided each dis
trict III the state convention has the
following fighting strength:
Eirst ........ 144
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07
STILL AT CADIZ.
Admiral Camara's Fleet Cannot Be
Spared.

London, June Reports from var
ious sources state that Admiral Ca
mara's fleet is still at Cadiz. 1t is de-
taired there, it is alleged, because the
government fears revolution in the
south of Spain if the Spaniards should
be defeated.
There are persistent reports in diplo-
matte circles, especially in London, that
IContinued on Sixth Page.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07
THE CANDIDATES.

a Very Long List, Many of Whom
are Merely Nominally in
the Race.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07

IContinued on Sixth Page.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-07

Cape Haytien, Hayti. June 1T is
reported here that the Cuban forces
yesterday attacked Santiago de Cuba
ment. infiicting heavy losses on the
garrison.
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uno nurbe roth, oGein als e6te @pds
todtcr ipor tie i9neI eefaBt UNI
bunn Ia9te lie nit elmer Stimme, bi
sipiT6en 9ornurf uno Srtump,
fdpantte: nSiebft 0u, tpis lieb it
DID babc?!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Gin arober 3erI. 6<rr:
I'D, entf9uIbisen sic giitigf. baB id
sic getreten babe" Gdenfteber:
uRutierliG entI6ulbige i'd Sbnen, unb
duberbsm bau. id Sbnen baDOr Gems
in's 2afal!"
-ain5fi9sr . 9arfbtid.
D;e feline Gun: sS;in5;( geb ri3t
birein sIr 3ants, lie lift tD;ithenb -.
Seinsi: rWarum osna?" gn9:
r@ie lam Tjd) l,u:e p:eber NAL nih
bi5I9 b,fomn en-"
Ra9 Der 8srlobuns.
Water Der 8raut gum dnsehenbsn
@6uieeerIpbn): a.. . .Wtstne Gran
1T Seit eitem Sabre toot = bier tht
Bib /; feteu Sic ss CT unb bdnn
iperben sic erft re5t Shr Slld be-
areifen!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

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Bib au, has iGr aug benz Spiegel emit
oenpr6lidt. x...
fniet ppr i6r unb ftedt bic leBtert St9%
hein felt. Der 6riieur bat cine 8p1e
IN her o~eruberten Yerriide beteltt9t.
Surc6 Elm Qa6printb huntler Stle9en
oe6t es sur 8ii6ne bsrab. Die S4lsppe
Ynterm Mrm, ben 1dder III Der Sano.
Gdlpn frGbt Die 9ebe9nte Sttrnme
he's SnIpt3ienteu fem: ~@nta-d-GnS
osniS burb bic f~initern 8dn9e; aber
~ hat out frd6en: 6annp 1T, tpte
inner, uieper au piinftli4 eeipeien.
n0u fieblt, msilr 9oloden. e. nj
md, Wiemano unten," reoet ne 80
nomn. Der alte Somifsr an, Dem tie IN
einem 9prribor begcgnet.
lInb bic SGuuipielsrin tritt. big Der
@or6ono aufqehsn wiro, in oas aunlts
~I,rfpper. Mdein ouf Der SbnrlHioete
hdlt lie aeblenoat an. -.m.
Snr6 Die p~fTenen 5en'tsr itrOmt
zine brsite sFlut6 pm S%cnnenlltt Die
hen meiten, leeren Roum nit leud3tenz
I'm @lans iiberI6iittet. 0rauben II
her FriiGiina = Der frif6e, f9im'
,nern6e Trii6iing. ter on oisiem W9or'
cen 5einen Ginaug eebolten hot Ntt
5Iau lit Der 6imme[, pie 6uitl9! uAf
inis milb lit Der erite 5au9 oss Sen5es
faum bemertbar, rein fpie Der Mt9en
zines ainbss! @eitern nod tpar oa'