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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-08
n. SODERBERG
~ SODERBERG
Attorney at Law.
Office north Carson ST, Carson, New
Irrigation and Mining Law Srccialties
Attorney at Law

The Thaxter Drug Store has received
and has on display fine line of vases,
pictures. fancy calendars, ceiluloid toilet
sets, perfumes --latest odols), porcelain
fancy ware, Z love ana handkerchief boxes
etc, They sell cheaper than suy house in
Nevada. The public is cordially 'nvite'
to call and inspect and price goods.
Housekeeping rooms: Ia desirable
locality. centrally located, a se rent
ed to responsible parties. Inquire at
Mrs. Cary's, east of Capitol.
The ThaNter Drug Store. FIRST to put
prices IL reach of the poor people.
For RENT-An upright piano, fine
tune. Box 42l, City.
SIX .sEADA~n.-'> S,
The clrs- e ,-vstp-ors. 4 ~nt'ar r. o,:ickl,
ana sIIraty t,U-~=' y K-rfS t9s-. -. Ih'
great blood III fer ana tissue uu'r money re
funded if not satisfactory. Price A''ts. a. cts
| For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
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Service By Publication.


state Of Geor gia-County of Glynn.
John Rogers, In Glynn Superior Court, May
vs.. Term, 1900.
Susie Rogers Libel, FOR DIVORCE
% the Defendant, Susie Rogers:
You are hereby commanded to be and apuear
50 the December Term, next of Glynn Superior
Court, to be holden at the court house In
First Monday in December 1900. and nv Ten
Q0D O'CLOCK Of the forenoon of said date. then
and there to answer the complaint OF the plain
TN IN the above stated case in his LIBEL for
Divorce.
Witness the honorable Joseph w Bennett,
Judge of the Sup rior Court of Glvnn County,
this the 10th day Of July, 1900.
Ii. f., duBlGNOE,
Clerk Superior Court. Glynn ounty, Ca.
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SERVICE nYapupL1cArIoN.l
GEORGIA-Glynn County.

GEORGIA-Glynn County.
Mrs Mary g. Reppard VS.. Jefferson levy,
The National Rank 0f Brunswick and the May
or and Council of Brunswick.-Pe Petition for par
lion OF realty in Glypn superior court, pDe-
cenher Term thereof, 1900
To he defendant, Jefferson Levy:
You are her, by notified That the petitioner in
the above stated case will apply for a parti-
tion Of that certain real property in the state
of Georgia, county OF Glynn and city of Bruns-
wick, described as follows I northeastern
portion Of what is known as and called the
Thirty Acre tract or "rhe Wells Tfacfs,
having the following eourses and distances o.
wit: Commencing at the centre of the South
ern liueot Union street ald running thence
southwardiy 1910 feet; thence running East
wardly $40 feet; thence running Rorthwardly
1910 feet; thence running WestWardiY S55 feel.
except three certain small tracts heretofore
sold by the owners; such Application for pap
uriCn of said land win be n AIDE at the next
term Of saia sou1t to be held On this first Mon
dao in December next.
This notice glyen in pursuance Il an order
granted September %, 1900, by Hon. Paul IL
Seabrook, jndEe of said court presiding, the
Honorable Joseph W, Bennett beng disqualified
in said case.
Witness the Honorable Paul e. Seal1rook.
1900.
H. f. DU BIGNoN,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County, ia
SPARKS ~ TWTrTY,
Petitioners Attorneys
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ELI ZlSSINA770,
3D2s Newcastle ST.
FdGIgl dld
Domestic E|UiS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
All KIhdA ii s1setg
our tsrsatest spaeian..


For 20 yeeTh Dr. Newton Hath
AMY nas 20 successfnii' treated chronic
discases Thai he Is ackp, sledeetl tod +
to stand tAe head Of d rofessior ia
this line His exclusive 9eelbod Of
treatmeai for YaFicooole ana StriGnr
without the aid Of knife or cauferv
ouree IN 80 Per cent. 81 81 cases. Ii
the treatment of loss of val forces
nervous disorders, kidney aud urinary
complaints. TSralYsis. blood poisonipe.
rheumatism, catafrh sDd afsensss poaul.
lar g women, tr Is equa " sCceeestul
DIR Haihswavs practice Is more liar
double hat of aur other speciaB
Cases pronounced hopeless 5y otts.
physiciape rssdig yie,d t. bis treat
ment Write b,rn today fu7ly abont
your case He laskes no charge fcr
consultation or advice, eitber At his of.
fee or by mail
J. NEWTON HArHA WAY, M. p.
% 8TyaU Street. savannah. Or
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CURES BLOOD AND SKIN
TROUBLES,
Trial 1reatmenr Freo,

l. your olooG pure? Are yon su,e
# 4? D carsor ser>tches heal slow
Is? Does your ssln lch or bure?
have you Pimpiet2 E,upfionsg Aop-
ing homes or back? Eczems? Oid
Sorps? Bonse Scrofnls? Rheums-
tism? Font Breathe CatArrb? Are
you psi? Then B. B. b (Botspic
Blood Baln) wilt purify your blood,
heal every sore, and give d olesr,
smooth, healthy skin Deep-aas ea
cases, Ike nIcefs, cancer, eating -
Painful 9welNngs, Blood Pois
quickly cured By Botanic Blood
Cures. when all Use fsils. ThgrG
tested Tor thirty yesra. Drug stoAs
81 per larg@ bottle. Trial Treatment
tsss;- hy. ZSjr,ng BLOOD BALM co.
Atisots, '7s. Describe rouble--fre,
medical sdvioe given. Over 1900 vol
untary testimonials 81 cures by B
b. b.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
RAILRO sD CHI AFTER.

stafc Of Georgia. 5 r., the Honorable. the see.
Couhtg al fptary ar state al The Stale
Glynn OF Geo. gia.
TbeDetition Of G. Downing. f. d Aiken Nj
IIaiser. "A IT MSeoa N EInatnIei. 4, Newman.
4 Il T,5t}. T. n 9iken..E Probsfon ana w d;
3rstntiev tasDerffIlIv shows.
1,,,!.sa.l,, ,o,,t;,,,.
iiet WV, sAiia = u stsd y +, ~
etI y a, - ~ 1iey - o nus
md tbaf ~, itlore1, r 85llau tesides M
fCnnf Pleasant. tl,1euty az 1yfyne and STATE ~
tfAoiiefa
III, ,,3tts,,.,.s -da;, =. s,.t.t. o..
VIZ Pr,,a; ,,,sees5c an, No 9ps1n ioa
cItarfe si1i q railroad company Il be Known as
lIie. Ilfl1ig,ritk 8 jrluingham Rnilrasir cam,
p+pV ana tbev seek Ia be ine0rrorat Il d under
a,1eil t1aiaoa. b ,.orpnrat b Cy. fol tha urpose
ID hsill7na and optratina a railway Inc liRder
saili charter.
~ ,Tt.. a, 4 - i .i,,.i a f,
= 4 HI = ~ z, Ky ltiii ", 'Iul'lse
~ ~ Ky 900 .-SiliRiu5 VII Wv a D ie tol
II ~ WV =. 10y S5 ~ ~ i u Z VII ~
- ~. o." '',' ~,
''ctloh - fd4Ae VIM ~ southe"se =" h3rt" ~
IY Tint ~ pi1tosed la lfofd beginning
~ tie lty Of Bran wef, Georgia, WI prob
us rem thlou hthe ,ouhues Of lynn. w ayne,
liisr G, ptl ng, Coffee, Irwin Wilcox, d D ~,
SpHte w bs.c arc stewart, IN he State o!
Seorgin, 10 a point on The boundary line be-
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CITATION.


GeoTga-Glynu County
70 whom II NAY concern Take notice thai
Ctm les y JoAes has applied for perdA.cJl
sdmii isrnion On the estate Of n p. Jphfa,
ttlc said county, deceased. and J. lherU 81
fH OBJ aetog 0he grant of soid aopli Ca ion
81. u he p e entu N tbs fire. Nonday iu DE-.
ec.1lo ~ Which time the same viii cone
On Tor nearing IN he courf Of ocdinatyrf said
county atthe usual hour and piacl Tor holdina
aitedlirt Given und my hnnd md ofic "A
st}t no th's l2th Of September, 1860.
HORACE D IRT
Ordinary Glynn County
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CITATION.

GEORGE CHM County,
10 whom il may concern: II. j. Read havino
IN proper form applied to me for permaneS
letters Of administration on the estate N
george Macarthur, late Of said county, this il rs
Site az ana singular, the creditors and next N
Aln OF George Macarthur to be and appear re
my o1lice within the time allowed lSy law ssst5
snow cause, II any they can, why ermaxeIis
administration l should not be granted to III, N
lead on George McArthur's estat. WitnalAk
tober, 1870. HORACE Is IRtr
Ordinary
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

NJ. T 3 ddlems OF ParsbalIyIlle
Ms oh. wa ,e ubltd with salt rheuu,
f0r altlr EN- }ears and h8d tried y
nmoet Of toctoFs without relief. a.
ter t@oe three applications II Ban
Ger sslve, her hands beoams better,
AID n shorr 'ime she was en- rely
cured.
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SCOTS EMULSION

of cod-liver oil is the means of
life and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re-
stores it. When food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
hen yofe' lose flesh, it
brings the plumpness Of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright,
It is the thin edge Of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
But what is the use of food,
when you hate it, and can't di-
gest it?
SCOTS emulsion Of cod
liver oil is the food that makes
you forget your stomach.
Wen send you a little totry, II YOU like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl street. New York
a.
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4 Raaster 80 Fah

DESTROYING It's victim, 10 q type Of c6nsump,
tion. The power Of this nurIerous malady IS
elt on organs and nerves ana muscles and
brain, THERE'S no health ~ it'a Qvereoa
Bat Or. King New Life Rus are a afe al.
certain cure. Best in The world ipr stomach
Liver, kidneys and Rowe,s Only q can.s al
all druggista.
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cITATIoN
GEQRGIA-Glynn coantr.

NEUhJIA--GIYnn County
S. Y hefeas, Ella }. Jennings, adninistFatf3x *
1eorBe NJ. CALVIN es8ate. f4-presen+e IS 80
eouF IN beT pottions duty Hied ana tered On
record ktat de has fully Administered George
W.CalvlDs estate. This is, therefore, to oits
~ persons concerned, Kindred and ereditOrz,
10 show cause, if any they con, lshy said 5sii-
ministra trix should not be DISCHARGED from
administration, and receive letters Z dismig-
SION on the first Monday IN December 1900.
HORACE DART. Ordinary
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Administrators N0tice

All persons having claims against estate 81
. &. Campbell will present them totbe UNDER
signed, ana an owing said estate VIII lease
LAY their accounts to j. j. SPEARS,
admir-. Fstate j. G Campbell
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

Cham erlain's Cough Remedy in Chi
cago.
Hisgen Bros, tho popular South Side drugs
gist corner 60th street and Wentworth avenue
say: I'VE sell great deal Of ChamberIaip,s
tough Remedy and find that it gives the most
satisfactory results, especially among chi dren
for severe colds and Group" For sale at Btsh-
oD's Drug store.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

Todsy take FOLEY Honey sno Tar
Il Posltlvelf pravrrts nmoala, o.
otre feroas tesulrs from colds II
may be ton tate tomorrow.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

>. 90 ef', u Fros pure M wrTes;
- hSn 8 vncy rGi At ac~ o, ktdney
compliiot aad iri q Falr1'5 K aney
Curs which gave me 'mmeriste relief,
aod was peTfec ly cucsd alter taking
wo bottles" Take no substitute.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10
STOVES REPAIRED.

Rice he Sow dcn on rerairs
XII DE- or crtk stoves end ranges, Ray
anc sells econd oand stoves, ala Bias
strss
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John NJ Steele
Va.
Jamie Hudler. formerly
jamie Steele
! pplic lion for re :
moyal OF

Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day of
october, 100 the undersigned filed in the ofEAe
OF the ERIK of the superior court Of GIymn
county his application for removal Of the dfsA.
Dhitles resting upon him under tina verdict and
Judgment rendered in said court May 81 1900.
In ines suit OF his former wife, jamie Steele,
against hlmtor divorce. and that said applieA-
ton VIII be heard at the term nf said court IA
ginning on the first Monday in December ndkt.
This October s, 1900
JOHN NJ. sTENE
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CITATION.


GEORGIA-Glynn County.
10 whom II may concern Hiram j. Read
having ~ proper form applied 90 me for per-
nanent letter. Of adninittratlon on the CO.
tate OF Lou Stafford, late OF said county
this is to cite all ard singular iho creditors
aud next Of Kin Of Lon stafford to le and an
pear 10 my ontce within the time allowed by
law aud show cause, II my they can, why
permanent adm mis- ration should noe bo
graute1 70 Hiram J. Read Oh Lou stafford ca
ihte wines my ofilcial signature this 5th
day Of November, 1900.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
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Bright,s ps.s.e.

High living, intemperance, exposure and
many other things bring on Erights disease.
Foiey's Kidney Cure will prevent Bright's dis
ease and all other kidney or bladder disorders
II taken in Time. Take nothing else. w ]
Butts.
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SERVICE BY
Mis- CLYDE freeman,
E BY PUBLICATION.

Mis- CLYDE freeman, Libel for Divorce. Re-
turnable to December
VS. Term, 1900, of Superior
Court Of Glynn coun-
- y. ., reenlan ~, Goorgla.
Toths said defendant o. j. Freeman.
You are hereby required. peis0pnllv oy b,g
attorney 10 b" and appear at the next term on
the Superb lof said cG,ipfv eonT.i ~ ~
n the first ----..4y m December 1000 then and
there 20 answer t. Q plaintiff Clyde Freeman.
upon the merits Of her petition for divorce fled
AGAINST you as in default Of such appearance
the Court viii proceed rs to Justice slalI apper-
tain. Witness the Hon Joseph w ReInet.
Judge Of sail Superior Court, th,a 2ed Cay az
august EO0 a. o, TOWNSEND,
Deputy Clerk Superior Court Glynu o.. On
D. W. KRAUSs, Pltn7s. Atty.
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SHIPPING REPORT.
Corrected Dsily BY Capt. Otto Johsnnsssn
Port Of Brunss isk. Nov. 9, 1900.

ARRIVED
schr, Ebenez Hog Ct, Pendle'' n
New Y rk,
sehr John B. NJ nntae spragpe,
Portland.
Cereal f 5. Greeley, Brislev, Bos-
Ton.
Harold B. cous. rs, ooot,on. Boston
Pesdleton B others, Small, Bostoa
SAILED.
steam r Aust tosui Oh. Blenea
S Gamer Color do, Avery, Nee
York
schr Arthur MoArdle, Shepard, Ha-
vaoa
sehr- Blanche Il Kine, Cook, Pbia
delphia.
sen n Or nArrima !, Per.a Am
boz
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MORE YEssELa.

There are more vessels 10 gon prs
sent than there has heea for the asst
two montss The river front now hiss
u-us business Ike ape oraBee.
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sfnE directly upoa the blood
ann macous surtaces o. b. system.
resi1moRisis s-n' tree. Price 75n, per
bottle. Sold by all druggiats. HsIre
Family Pills sre the best.
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H0Wts lraIsg
CLARE or oNoR

Spe Qtfe' One Huodted Dallare Re-
Wsrd iot Gny case of C8tarrh ti,at can
not be cured ty Hail., Cstarrh Cure.
Ed. CHEN Ely \ SO. Poledo, o.
W., tts p0oeraigpeds gye known
f. } Carney for tins iass dfCseo years
al d beiieyv b u perfectly honorable
N all ausio transactions, and flnan-
cia iy abie e carry out any obligations
INSIDE bY Ch4r hrm.
49, - ruax, wholesale druggists,
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From Jnchs nm

From jacks YnYillc
Nv Jacksonville. I,t5p,n
Ar Brunswick ~ 90 p4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-31
Authorities Who Believe In GocbcI ns
Leader.

Honorable No0dford q. Dunlap. Lead
ing Republican. who WAS member % the
Legislature when NJ. Goebel WAS inkIing
his great fight for tho election Of Jo &. =.
blackburn to the United States Senate,
said ~ the Democratic nominee for Gov
erUuT-
PERSONALLY Mr.. Goebel IS ono of II. most
powerful men in the State He IS hrainy.
ia conservatives. and. | believe. a man who
has the bos. interests Of he people at
heart. That is to say. l believe he is
good man. But politically | think he Is
dangerous man. He will accomplish hts
ends no matter VINO or what gets in his
way Like the car % the JuGCernau;s. .v-
crythinE and every body must give the road
when Mr. GocbcI IS travelling. or some
thing or somebody Will get run over. He is
10y far the braIEieSt Democrat In Kentucky
politics to-day.
Honorable Moses Kaufman. another gen
tIemau who served in the Legislature with
Mr.. G+cbal. says "f him.
Il think ne will make one Of the best
Governors We rV,: had. He is certai1 10
hc elected. his superior power in or
sanitation VII! bring out thousands Of
Democratic woes which are not usually
cast lie Is one of the great men Of the
country. and If he should be sent To the
United State, senate hc Will restore Ken
iucky 70 har old-time prestige"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-31
WASHINGTON THUNOERSTRUCK.
Blackburn FLAMES GOcbci's POliti-
cal Encmics-LcgislatOrs Talk.
Tha ReuuN!iC Bureau.
I;tl - and I'gIu-Llgaut4 ave.

Washington. Jan. S9-The news Of the at
tempt to assassinate State Senator Goshel
reached the Capitol At about l2:a0 o'clock
and created intense excitement there The
first dispatch announced that Goebei had
heen killed. Nearly an hour later. while eS-
citcmsnt continued at high pitch. another
dispatch. Announcing that Goebel had not
b..n killed nor even fatally wounded,
came. and relieved the tension. copy Of
the first dispatch Was taken upon the floor
of the Senate on the Democratic side. SEN
ator Clay Was the first tn read it The news
spread quickly, and Senator Lindsay Of
Kentucky left his seat and hastenei to
meet the little knot OF Senators advancing
toward him with the tidirgs that Goebel
had been assass!nated. The contents Of
the dispatch became known throughout the
chamber. and Democrats and Republicans
mingled in discussing the tragedy.
Through the corridors the news Travelled
and went on aUd on till It penetrated the
most distant and isolated committee-rooms.
II created CONSERVATION at the Capitol.
When the second dispatch came. telling
that GOebel WIS not fatally wounded and
that the assaIlant had been arrested. there
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-31
GoebrI Not TaIkrr. but skilled In
Listening.

Mr Louis dos ToEnCts of this city. who
was one Of n, ablest workers in this sec
tioH. said to The Republic representative
regarding the wonderful ContrO! Mr.. GOe
bel has over himself:
Mr.. GrcS"l does not experd any useless
nervous energy. lie says ali he has to say
@ "A few words. lie never speaks word
that is not necessary. He listens when he
has nothing 10 .ay. Even 10 his most inti-
mat" iIieUis. If he has friends who could
b" called intimate. he talks but little. His
ears ana his brain seem better developed
han his power If speech. Al IN: same time
Eo can say more in 4 few words than any
man / ever know. He has a way of say
ing things which admit Of no answering
argument. | was sitting 10y his side when
ollie James rushed NJ and demanded his
withdrawal or H. would throw the forces
Of Stone - Hardin and nominate the lat
ter. This statement. which To- ordinary men
would have meant everything. had no more
effect on Mr.. Go.bcl than If James had
said il was a warm day.
Mr.. Gochel never moved n muscle when
hc replied all risht. II you can stand il
can and ! never saw a man 50 completely
uGt ogt as was James. At no time was Mr..
Goebcl in any alarm When he wanted rest
ne would go TO his room in the Gait House
and sleep for two hours when he would he
called. and lie would te fresh a daisy.
His appetite was always good. and al
though | have lost twenty pounds in this
campaign, Mr.. Grehsl has actually gained
flesh. He f. the coolest customer | ever
saw. and II he eamhlei, which he does not
should say he would make the hes; poker
player In the world. He has the most won
dcrful control over himself Of any man
ever knew. AID he Is far and away the
greatest politician to show in this State
since | have been old enough TO know any
thing about the subject"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-31
TAYlOR'S TROOPS SURROUNDED
AND CONTROLLED The CAPITAL.


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doors II"m h"i'T' warm if'~ ihi" lh' '''d
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-31
STONE NOT SURPRISED.
He Says That 1t Is Only One in Il
List of Crimes.

Governor Stone expressed 10 surprise
when informed of the attempted assassina-
tion of MIR. GoeheL He said that he had
been expecting for some days that violence
would he resorted to. He had anticipated.
however that some Of the Mountain Coun-
~ outlaws would be induced 10 provoke
Mr.. Goebel In some way that they could
have an excuse for shooting him IN a quar-
rel.
When Trey Woodson Democratic Ma
tional Committeeman from Kentucky, was
in the city last Friday. he had a confer
enCe with Governor Stone at the Planters
Hotel and they talked over the situation in
Kentucky. Mr.. Woodson said II would not
surprise him TO learn at anv hour that
Mr. Goebei had been shot, but. like Gov
ernor Stone he did not anticipate that
assassination would he tried. In discussing
the matter yesterday Governor Stone
said:
Il am not much surprised az this shoot
ing of Mr.. GocbeI- OF course. il is a cow
ardly and despicable crime. hut one which
tn. band OF ruffians who have been import
ed to Frankfort is easily capable of COM
mittIng So far as the contest going on
before the Kentucky Legislature is con-
cerned, | have formed no opinion, as 10
its merits and have expressed none As
rule POLITICAL controversy should end
the polls.
II took part In the Kentucky election.
and did what / could for the Democratic
ticket | knew that a stupendous effort
would be made BY the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad TO elect the Republican
ticket. | have no doubt that enormous
sums OF money were expended ard that
all manner OF disreputable methods were
resorted TO TO elect Taylor. Stil. l was
inclined 10 think that the better policy was
TO let the result stand after his election
had been declared by the Board of Election
Commissioners Still the law provides for
contests II = candidate for Governor has
been fraudUleutly defeated. he has a right
TO contest and "A right TO he heard before
the tribunal named by the law for that pur-
pose.
MIR Goebel was acting within his right.
The ReputIicans of Kentucky, supported by
the l. a " X. r., have committed a
series Of unparalleled outraSes within the
last few weeks. Judges and legislators
have been corrupted by money, the militia
of the state has been employed to overawe
the people. and at last an army OF rowdieS
has been imported to the capital Of the
state. loaded with arms and bad whisky.
and encouraged to terrOrize the public au-
tLorities and the people. They have taken
forcible possession of the capital, fired at
employees around the building and shot out
the lights in the Railways. If they were
arrested. as they frequently were. for these
offenses, Governor Taylor pardoned them
even before conviction and sent them
abroad again. encouraged to commit new
depreda tfuns. Under such circumstances IL
is not surprising that assassination has been
added TO this list Of crimes. 1t is ptifui
that the great state of Kentucky should
be in the hands of these lawless and Of
ficially protected brigands.
Il sincerely hope Mr.. GosbeI is not fatally
injured"