davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-01
gNieoer ein GtisnbabnunFan
Nsun YeriDnen tUot nno 8iele per.
leBt.

Doterlpp, sssa., 90. Mai. Der
bur6sebenpe 3ug bon gbicago naa
minneapolis iiber bic Rod sSsldnb e
Burlington, Gepar Hapios 6c Nprs
tbern giIenbdbn entgleiite geItern
Wipr9en I'm lis an Der areusung in
Sint greef, etpa 4 NleileF Iiio6itIib
bon bier. Der 3ug beitanD aus isChs
Wusgons, Dem goIts urp Dem 8epdfs
tpdgen, Rauhpagen, 5tpei gaFdgierz
unb einem Sdldfipdgen gteun 8ers
fonen purpsn pabei gst0Dtet unp %
perleBt.
Sin Wplfenbruh bate ben Sunb
unp &ies aus Dem 9dbneette geipuz
f9en. Snfolgeoefen mar pds 9eleiIe
auf cine Strede BON 20 5uB pbne llnz
terluge. Die Sfienen uno S9fpelz
len bielten 8uIammen unp nihts mar
5u bemerten, pds uuf cine llniiCher6eit
Der 2inie IhlieBen lieb. Die 9otompz
tipe entgleiits uno rannte in einen8rdz
BEN neben benz @eleiie unp binter ihr
tbiirmten iicb bic Wugen auf. Spcoz
motipfiihrer unb tSei5er iprdngen pom
.3uae unb tdmen nit leicbten 8er=
leBungen bupon.
gfls Die Ndhriht Durch einen 9pit=
nngeitelIten 6ier6er gelangte, fpurbe io=
fort Elm Soilfs5ug nuh Der Ste[le oes
llnfalls abaeIanbt. Die 9erlebten
fpurben aus ben Sriimmern befreit
liitb bierber sebraft. Sin 5fpeiter
Silf85ug traf b1lo bon geoar Rdptos
Elm unb bruhte cine Insubl I6tper
8erleBter ndh jener Stdot, I'm I'M
Sopipital baielbft bebdnDelt 81 tperoen.
Me6rere Ter 8erleBten tpuren gins
fpunbsrer, bic Iih auf ihrem Wege nuh
benz Rprpneiten befanben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-01
SO E II / II B ten.

2pnbpn, 81. Mai. Nahriht.n aus
Der fransOiiIhen Sniel @uaoslpups
BON ben Snieln iiber bem Winoe beia@
gen, oob infolse Der neulihen Jeuers@
brunlt ofpifhen Der eingeborenen 9e=
polterung unb ben importirten britiz
fhen Gontrattarbeitern cine beftige
Jeboe allsgebrohen lei. Muf ben p!dnz
tasen fam es gu heftisen Gdmpfen,
uno, ipie es fdeint, itsbt bic pplisei
unb bds Wfilitdr Der Rubeltorung
obnmddtis geseniiber. Mebrere Yerio>
men ipurben aneeblih getObtet pnsr
peripunbet. Oa es lheint, baB bic los
tale Regierung niht i'm Stanbe lit,
bic llnruben gu unterbriiden. bat Der
britiihe Gonlul I'M Stub fir bic
britilhen untertbanen an 8robbris
tannitn appeuirt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-01
Sruppen uad, Wegros.
SloiIo BON ben Nmerifanern beI.bt

WaIbinston, 20. Mai. Oas ariegs=
bepartement DerDffentlihte geitern fol=
genDe DepeIhe BON Sen. Otis:
3pei Yataillone Der %. Snfanterie
iinb i'm rubisen 8eIiBe bon Slpilo.
Die fpaniiden5ruppen Durben aus
3amboanga nah einem 9eFebte nit
ben SnIursenten, in Dem bisIe ihpere
Yerlulte erlitten, 3uriidseapsen. Nsun
Spdnier lpurben eetOotet unb 81 be-z
nunbet, barunter Sen. Montero, Der
ieinen Wunben erlag unb geltern be-
eroist ipurbe. Die auriidseSosenen ipaz
niIhen Sruppen limb bier unb iperben
beute nah Spanien abgeben.
Sin 9lnsriff Der Sniursenten auf
bic 8etpobner bes iiipDitlihen 9beiles
bon Negrps mahte bic 9abinIenbuna
zines 8ataillpns nDthig. Die Sruppen
iperben bic Hube balb ipisber berItel@
len.
Nudrihten bon groben Sieeen auf
ouson iino auf ben fiiolihen snieln
perbreitet iporben uni lben unter ben
ignorantsn alaf1en grobe Grregung
herporgerufen, obgleiA intelieente
Geute piiien, bab Die amerifaniiden
Naffen tets erfolgreih geipeien iino.
Sd babe Der Marine gum @ebrauhe
an ben GiiIten Der iiblihen SEieln
cine Mnaahl ben Spaniern absetaufte
.Sanonenbppte iibertpieien.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-01
Qusbem 2anpe Der 90 o q NJ
IL rube. =

Waibingtpn, %. Wlat. Dos 5taatss
bepartemsnt bat einen irtereHantengez
ritbt BON @oniul allen in Speul ems
pfangen, in penn Gin5elbeiten iiber bic
3uitGnbe bes 5anbels in Gorea unO
eiaige ieltfdine Sbutiacben in 8erbins
bung nit benz nadaoe oerMorgenrube"
pargslegt iperben.
sSmpprte nnD @rporte i'm Sabre
1898 finb gsgen bic pon 1897 nm Elm
Drittel gefallen infolge Der fpGrlihen
Heisernts, ipoour1 bic Gingeborenen
ge3nungen tpurbsn, ptsles 8etreipe i'm
2anoe gu be61lten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-01
Snldnb : 80 pti3en.
90. 9J}di

IL
- gei einem giienbabnunfal, Der
iih in Der gsddt pom Sdmitag gum
Spnntag Slpei WleiIen norplid BON
Selnim, Sa., ereignete, fam Der fdrs
bige gprter um's 2eben unb msbrere
9erIonen trugen @erleBungen bdpon.
Der gbieago e 8reat Weitern gerioz
nen3ug mar entgleiit.
4n einsm GiIenbabn llebers
gunge in Sipgai, s Wletlen BON 9aterz
ION, %. s., ipuroe cine nit Iusfliigs
lern beieBte autfcbe bon einem 3use
lberfabren. Sine S5rau tpurpe gstDbz
tst, cine unbere unD Elm gabn f4ner
perleBt.
Inter Der 2lnfluge, ibren 8ater
erfnlagen 3u baben, befinpet iih Die
14idbrige 2ena Bouts in Rapip gitp,
g. D, binter Salob unb gtegel. Wlit
ibr purbe ibr iiingerer gruper perhafz
tet. Die Shat ION gefheben fein. pGbz
renD Der 9uter falief, bon Dem es
heiBt, pdB er feline 5anilie grauium
bebanpelte unD lie bungern lieB.
- Sdmftag Qlbenb ltarb IN Ieiner
Wobnung in Qtbol, MAIL, Der rs
Sabre dlte 9rigdpegeneral 9eorge SO.
Beit. Gr sei9nete itCb I'M giirgertriege
uno befpnbers in Der S6laat BON 9lns
tietam aus.
Serr 6rant $. SihcOd, G6ef Der
Qbtbeilung fir frembe mtdrfte bes
glderbau 8epurtements, 1T am
Somitug i'm Sntereiie 0es grport6anz
bells mad gurppa abgereiit.
Wle6r ais Elm Srittel bes 8ez
I9dftstbeiles Der Stubt STAPLES in
Minneipta lpurbe leBte 93a9t ein
Haub Der 5lammen uno mebr als .
gebdupe purben 5erItDrt. 0urh cine
2ampe in elmer ShneioerDeriltdtte
fam bas 6euer gum 9lusbruh. Der
8ranolhapen belGuft ii9 Guf $4,000.
~ 9ur9 oas gerIten zines Shleifz
rdbes i'm syinir 9epartemsnt Der
S6oen preIleb Steel Company in
9laegbenp, pa., purbe seitern Georgs
meiBner augenblidlich getootet unb
nebrere unbere 2lrbeiter burh berunlz
fliegenoe Stiide bes Haoes mebr Dosr
minber ihlimm Derlebt.
ginbrecher bransen leBte ytaht
in bas Saus zines poblbubenben 6ara
mers Nanen5 Sefe Watenlan. bret
Mleilen bon Waltpn, 0elaipare Co.,
%. g., unb Itablen mebr als $1,000
in 8aarselp uno $4,000 in Wertbz
papieren.
- Der 3otomotipi pihuppen Der Gbiz
cago, Milipautse &c ct. Yaul Giienz
babn 9eIsaihaft in gebar Rupibs,
sSa., uno Z 2otomotipsn purDen leste
geaat burf Jeuer 5eritDrt. gerluit
$50, 900.
- 6eftiae Betpitter i'm mittleren
unb Ditlihen 9beile oes Staates gfe=
brasta baben grobe Neripiiltunsen
anaerihtet. llnipeit Bancroft linb
ungeblih Trau peter 8pers, beren
ainb unb 5rau Serome pflaum err
trunten. 9iabe Qpons puroen mebz
rere JarmgsbGulihtsiten 5eritort.
- Sn Pitt5burg erlhob heute
syames Wilioms 9arrn Sones unp be-
alma oann GelbItmprp, inpem er IN
BEN MDnpngabsla 6lub fprang.
Sonss ion Wi[liams' 9phter perfuhrt
baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-01

Gbet Z Stgnulotficier 8reelp erbielt
aeItern cine Depeihe aus Manild, in
Der gemelbet pirb, bdb cine 9lbtbeis
lung, bic 5fpeds aepurirung bes aas
bells in gsealante, Snfel Negrps, ldnz
bette, perrdtberiIher Weiie angegriffen
nurbe unb boB g. 8. 5iab, Elm Sffis
cier bes Signalcprps, psrmiBt nirb.
Mlan befiirhtet pus Shlimmite.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-01
g1o=0 =0afota.

Winnetaiha. 9ier lit cine Bofts
office errihtet nnb Wm s.. Delabopoe
nls Hoitmeilter ernonnt moroen.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01
Concerning aIarkham,s Poem

Since Edwin Markham's great poem,
"The Nan With the Hoe" was publish
ed the imperialistic and trust defend
ing newspapers Of the United States
have had their stem winding reviewers
at work. Said reviewers have been
looking for the man with the indespen-
sable agricultural implement. They
have now begun to rise in their places
and say that in the United States he is
not to be found, that be Is q product
Of European soil, upon whose feet the
sabOts are wedged with wisps Of straw.
They say that Markham is q poet, the
refOre a dreamer, that the man with
the hoe was an eYanescent shadow
which fell one day across the poets
brain.
1t is evident that the reviewers have
not extended their search beyond the
confines Of the capitalistic class.
The man with the hoe is a growth at
tendant upon civilization" he is the
blighted offspring Of a social system
which weighs men on q minter's scale;
his forehead was beveIed by the hand
which shaped the first trust and his
soul is shriveled BY the maddening
competition for a crumb. His exist
ence is due to the lessening Of eompe-
titiOn In the capitalistie class and the
sharpening Of competition IN his Own
The green fields Of America haye heard
his cry for years, and the night winds
have passed above him in sadness as
be dreamed, and dreaming, mumbled
the name Of Liberty. Under the reign
OF trusts in the United States his ranks
have increased q thousand fold
Not content with his conquests ct
home, the trust king has his army at
work winning byforcs Of arms recruits
10 the hoe welding stratum OF Amsri-
can citizenship. After having chased
the Filipino through the jungIss until
The clothes are torn from his back By
lie bEamblss, the trust king win sell
him trustmade oYsrsIls, shirts and
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01
FROM THE wAYsIDE.

The question now IS not what did
Dewey do, but when is Dewey due.
The mosquito never waits until the
first Of the month to send IN his little
bill.
It's new idea to disable cyclones by
big artillery-tO knock the wind out Of
Lhemi
The iceman smiles behind his tears
the tears that drop from the cake Of
ice this hot weather
Men who live on little are called
economists and men who live on moth
ing are called tramps.
The ears are so high on the stalks in
Kansas this year the boys viii have a
hard time lowering the corn picking
record.
A special tax on bachelors has been
voted By the diet Of Hesse. Despite
the financial advantage, a man might
marry in Hesse and repent at leisure.
To prevent typhoid fever boil the
drinking water; 10 prevent dyspepsia
drink the boiling water. 1t seems to
be merely q matter Of choice as well as
Of taste.
The man who tried to enjoy a quiet
1A-4A11 III q NQHA4CL A-lAA4 lOL Oily caused
considerable noise, but rendered the
work Of collecting his remains quite
difficult.
A Seneca girl appeared at the merry
go-rOund recently with Xxx showing
through her waist. This is the first
authenticated case Of -four sack lingerie
since Sol Miller quit his investigations.
The county attorney Of Ellis county
has served notice on the people Of
Hays City that they must liberate
their hooking birds or he viii prose
cute them. The law Of 1897 makes it
an OHense to entrap hooking bird.
The Paola Republican says that one
Of the PaOla boys in the Twentieth
Kansas writes from Manila TO a friend
that his society girls full dress costume
over there is a towel. Frequently, he
writes, they stroll down to the beach to
gather shells, and sometimes take the
towel to wrap the shells in.
A Boston electrician has made the
prediction that within seven years glass
will be the material employed in max
ing all underground pipes. He says
that in that time electrOlytic action on
iOUs as to necessitate the using Of tubes
composed Of some substance which
electric currents cannot corrOde.
George Miller, proprietor Of the fam
Gus "10l" ranch in the Ponca reserFa-
ton, near White Eagle, Ok, is said TO
be the most extensive watermelon
grower in the world. His patch is 40
acres in extent and in one corner Of It
is q sign which says: "Five dollars fine
for any man who drives by here with
out taking a melon" Miller has
already shipped 200 cars Of melons to
northern cities this season.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01
pREYFus.
B5tba author Of me Nan viii tie H0s-'l

by the author Of 'sThs Nan With ths Hoe.'7
A nan stood stained France vas one Alp Of
Pressing upon him with the whole worlds
weight
In an the circle Of the ancient sun
There was no voice to speak for him-not one.
II all the world o. men there vas no sound
BIT OF a sword flung broken to the ground
Hell laughed its LITTLE hour. and then behold.
How one By one the guarded gates unfold
Swiftly sword b. Unseen Forces hurled . .
And now man rising against the world.
III.
Oh, import deep as Life Is deep as timsl
There is a Something sacred and sublime
Moving behind the worlds, beyond our ken.
Wei Ching the stars, Weighing the deeds Of men
axe heart, o soul Of sorrow, and be strong
There is One greater than the whole worlds
wrong
Be hushed before the high Benisnant Power
That moves Eool-shOd through sepuleher and
tower!
No truth 50 low but Re viii give It crown;
No wrong 50 high but he VIII hurl IL down.
o men that forge the fstter. it Is vain;
There is a Still Hand stronger than your chain.
lis no avail to bargain, sheer, and nod.
And shrug the shoulder for reply to God.
-EdEin Markham IN September HeClure's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01
AGRICULTURE AND sTOCKRAIsIEG


There has been an unrecOgnized con-
test in Sherman county during the
past few years, between agriculture
and stock raising, as TO which would
prove the more successful pursuit.
The majority of the rural inhabit-
ants having come from good, old sgri-
cultural states, the thought Of tilling
the soil was a dominant one. An Oc-
easiOnaI magnificent crop inspired
them with new hope, which bridged
the besetting years Of failure; and
they, cOntemplatiYe Of a changing i'm
provement in natures ways, looked
forth to a time when drouths would
pass and the grasshOpper would cease
TO be burden. However, some, doubt
ing the agricultural future Of Sherman
county, based the realization Of their
hopes on the prolific COW. Thus has it
been. The contest between the COW
and the pillow is now eYident-with the
COW in the lead
A gradual transition from pure agTi-
culture TO stOckraising is taking place.
The farmers naturally see the wisdom
Of such a change and are putting their
efforts in that direction. They want
something stable something to raise
that viii not wither when the sun beats
hot and a dry period comes-and that
Is cattle. OF course it viii take some
time for the change to become general,
but it is being wrought. The expert
ment in eattIeraising has brought sat
isfactOry results, and those who started
several years ago have no regret.
There is no free range law in Kansas
and neither should such a thing be
tolerated. It is not intended that this
move toward stOckraising shall assume
the proportions Of a ranch in either the
area Of land or number of cattle. The
individual farmer is the stOekman, and
the number of cattle kept should
depend on the amount Of land
available and his ability to feed them
in winter. This will give the farmer a
safer and better return for the labor
and capital invested The necessary
amount Of land will be titled for the
sake Of the cattle, not for the man di-
rectly as has been previously done
A few COWS to start with, viii, In 3
number Of years make a remarkable
return to the owner. The farmer Of
Sherman county by making cattle
raising a first consideration and agri-
culture secondary viii gain much in
have as thrifty and weIl-tO-dO a class
Of people generally as you can find in
more favorable chimes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01

The boycott has been pronounced an
unlawful conspiracy by a good many
courts, but the decisions have been di-
rected against labor, says the Kansas
City Times. 1t hurts capital to be boy
/ cOtted, hence certain courts called it q
conspiracy. But now comes a half doz-
en- great railway corporations laying
the boycott against the Pittsburg &
Gulf railway because it declines to rob
the public in their interests. They viii
not quote rates over it nor interchange
freight, and yet the Gulf road is being
operated by a United States court,
which makes the receivers officers Of
that court Now what is the United
States court going to do about it? Is
it going to submit to having property
that has been committed to its care for
protection wrecked before its eyesf Is
the government OF the United States,
which is back Of the court, not strong
enough to protect this property?
But there is another side Of this boy
colt which is purely commercial. The
Gulf road is q staunch friend Of Kansas
City. 1t has forced rates between Kan
sas City and Atlantic seaboard points
to a reasonable basis, and because it
viii not give up its water connections
at Port Arthur, or adopt g schedule Of
wages high enough to suit all rail lines
it is to be made worthless as railway
property By Withdrawing from it all in
terchange traffic. The difference be-
tween boycOtting the Gulf road, and
thus depriving it Of legitimate business,
and burning its depots and cars so
that it could not handle freight, is so
little in principle that no one could
locate the exact spot Of separation.
But Of course the Gulf road viii whip
the fight. The bOycOtters are violat-
ing the law Of the land in that they are
cOnspiring TO destroy private property;
public sympathy FiI send business out
Of its way TO help the Gulf road, and
Kansas City is bound to stand By the
victim Of the hatred Of other roads be-
cause If they can destroy the Gulf road
By boycOtting it, they would do the
same thing to Kansas City. The fact
is, the Gulf road is so located geogra-
phiesIly that it commands the situa-
ton as TO freight rates between Kansas I
City and eastern and foreign trade
eenters, and because it proposes to give I
Kansas City the benefit Of its advan-
tage it is to be wrecked and crushed. /
The boycott viii resolve itself into 1
boomerang.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

See B. T. Brown for insurance.
For fresh fruit call at MonrOe's.
Top buggy for sale.-J. V. Seeley.
City property for sale.--T. P. Leonard.
Buy your coal Of WheatIey at SCOTS
old stand.
The city school commences Septem-
Der 18th.
See Thos. P. Leonard for all kinds Of
insurance.
Go to Hargraves' for groceries, -four,
feed and bailed hay.
H. F. Wheatley keeps all kinds Of
coal at SCOTS old stand.
Read the Wizards ad this week-it
is of special Importance.
Coal Of the best quality and at the
lowest price at the Scott yard.
Iennox, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard. h. +. Wheatley.
We write deeds and mortgages
ThOs. P. Leonard, Notary Public
Hires ginger ale and root beer, the
best hot weather drink at mOnrOe's-
If you want to sell your land write
to Thos. P. Leonard, GOOdland,han-
Wanted-1O,OOO bushels barley; viii
pay cash market price. II. F.Wheatley.
The Congregational church viii be
.repainted. Money is being raised by
subscription to make the Improvement
Miss Lottie L. Tillotson, an elocU-
ZIONIST, viii give a reading at the opera
house Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der 6.
I have land in eastern Kansas, IN
Nebraska and Iowa to exchange for
clear Sherman county land--m- Rob
insOn.
A diseased liver declares itself By
mOrOseness, mental depression, lack OF
energy. restlessness, melancholy and
constipation. Herbine viii restore the
liver to a healthy condition. Price SOC.
w. Ennis.
Having bought Mr.. McCIure's inter
est in the candy store, 1 viii conduct
the business at the same stand and en-
deavOr to continue to merit your pat
ronage.-O. R Monroe.
Whites Cream Vermifuge is perfect
" harmless, and viii remove every
worm. II is also q tonic, and By its
strengthening properties viii restore
TO pale chseks the rosy hue Of health
Price 25c.-W. Ennis.
The receiver Of the defunct Missouri
National bank OF Kansas City has DE-
elsred another dividend Of I've per
cent, bringing tbs total amount paid
up to g. per cent. Several GoOdland
parties had money in the bank when Il
exploded
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment re-
lieves the intense itching. It sOothes,
heals and cures chronic cases where /
surgeons fail It is no experiment; its
sales fncresss through its cures Every
bottle guaranteed Price SOC IN bottlesl +
tubes T5e-W. Ennis.
A. FIedelius, the shoemaker, viii put /
in q complete stock Of shoes this fail /
He has moved into his new building 4
south Of the Goodlsnd City Bank and /
nov has one Of the best shoe shops t
in this part Of the state. BE has also i
lately addsd q new machine 70 his ont i
at Of tools
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01

Being a fOregOne conclusion that
the Republicans viii declare for ex-
pansiOn, how can they reconcile that
declaration with a protective tariff,
the two policies being at 6 decided
variance with each other. Then If they
should take up the antitrust side OF
that mOmentOus question, which stands
at an even more decided divergence
with the tariff than expansion, Presi-
dent Mckinley would certainly have 20
submit TO the RELOCATION Of his favorite
hobby in the next national canTass
would the republican platform have a
semblance OF consistency in its
makeup.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01
Base Bali.

Manager Frank Dawson OF the Ma
rooms, has received word from the st.
Francis club that they viii be here for
game with the Maroons next Friday,
September 8. A good contest is eXpec-
ted and the patrons Of the game should
give the teams liberal support.
Arrangements are being made to hold
q tournament at Goodland the third
week in September About S125 has
already been subscribed and GOodlsnd
VIII undoubtedly have an opportunity
to enjoy several days Of good base ball
The entrance viii be limited to four
clubs and prizes Of 800, SO and $50
viii be offered. The fastest teams in
this part Of the state viii be invited.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-01
bad IL APPELLATE coURT.
LaBIancho School House Case To BE
Reviewed IN That Court

LaBIanche School House Case To BE
Reviewed IN That Court
The case wherein J. B. Moore and
Erlan Hulstrom, defendants, vs.. the
State Of Kansas, ex rel, John HartzIer,
county attorney, plaintiff, resulting in
q decision favorable to plaintiff at the
November term Of the district court Of
Sherman county, and appealed to the
appellate court Of Kansas, viii receive
reconsideration through briefs pro and
con, by that court which sits at Colby
this month.
z. F. Murphy, attorney for Moore
and HulstrUn, now plaintiffs, in his
argument contends that the Issuance
Of mandamus and injunction by Judge
Smith against plaintiffs not as officers
but as individuals and private persons,
is erroneous, since mandsmus viii not
lie to rsstrain the incumbent Of an Of
fee from disoharging his duty, or TO
compel a person to undo an act which
the Law has compelled him 70 do, and
he has done; that the Legality Of the
school meeting in choosing new school
site and ordering the school house
moved 30 Il, is maintained. TO this
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Gov. Stanley upon the recon menda
ton Of Col. Metcalf has issued the fol
lowing commissions to members Of the
Twentieth Kansas who haYe been pro
NOTED 20 iii the vacancies caused By
the promotion and transfer Of LieGts.
John ". Hausserman and John J.
Haisch:
Cassius E. Warner OF Fort Scott, 10
succeed Mr.. Hausserman; John G.
Waste Of LeaYenWortb TO succeed Ar.
Warner, Benjamin Kersoots Kansas
City, TO succeed Mr.. Hsisch.
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The peoples party county cOnven-
ton eonvenes at the court house Sat
urday. Nominees for the Offices Of
register Of deeds, treasurer, sheriff,
county clerk, coroner, and surveyor
will be selected. According to the
basis Of representation there viii be
46 delegates from over the county.
There should be as much harmony in
the deliberations Of this body as usu-
ally attaches to such conventions. A
good deal Of spirit is not uncommon but
when all nominations are made, let
everyone abide by the results and work
for victory. The commissioner con-
vention is held to-day at the Day school
house, to decide upon a nominee for
commissioner for First district. Thir-
teen delegated are allowed.