Caldwell Daily Standard from Caldwell, Kansas • Page 2

WUAT DOES IT MEAN? ilL KEELING, Caldwell, Kan. CALDWELL STANDARD. house, we expect to hear an indignant howl from the western democracy that W. 1L KEELING, Tt Leavenworth, Kan. (- I i v- aPt.

A movement ja.on foot jn Chicago 1 a to organize an independent "republican CALDWELL, MARCH 7, 1884. tinientaof western democrats. t' There is a beneral feeling of Inse i club, and the following call has been curity a kind" "of presentiment' Tf SI.SO per yr. Terms, 'The undersigned citizen -of Chicago are memliers of the republican party, at danger, the same as the feeling that appalls men when the pale darkness of an approaching storm hovers over the earth. They tached to itn past and hopeful of it future.

Ita victory at the next election de Published Every Thursday DEALERS IN pends in their opinion upon that clement THl of the party, which, by reason of ita in feel that a danger is but thev cannot tell whence it will come, dependence ot action ana us patriotic motives, has In its hands the party' suc nn Caldwell Standard Printing nd Publishing Company. where it will strike, or whether it will pass them fry unharmed. I '1 cess at tlie poll. They iieiieve that it is essential this Tear to nominate forth.) liiii This 18 the result of a lack of and understanding on the part of presidency and vice-presidency, men who are committed to the work of administrative reform and a total removal of the Editor. Xau'l Beset, LAD II UlS II the people, of the causes that have produced the conditions they see around life.

them. The" country has grown so fast NATIONAL CONVENTIONS. pendent republicans will refuse to vote for in the last twenty years, and changes candidates wnose records, cuaracters ana opinions do not illustrate these princi- have liecn so rapid and kaleidoscopic, 'The National Prohibition-Home Protection PonwiitWm nw-cta at nttnlmrjf. Wednesday, Si sit jt i. Am National areentNM-k-batmr Conrrntkin Guns and Amnmnition, Glotlj and Gaps; Etc.

that the people have been wholly una pies. uieyieei luai mrrr puoiiim dc tin organization in this city to represent these ble to keep pace with them. Capital at IndiauapoUa, Wedneadajr, May Xsita, views, and tliey invite nil republicans in sympathy with this movement to unite i i says, "this enhances the wealth of the TlMt HrmjMlrwn National Conrentlon Meet at hlrao, Tuewlar, June 3d. las. Tw Upmornute National Convention meet wnn mem in uir lorniainin ui me independent republican association in Chi country," and "that disturbs the relations of capital and and something Chicago UitfacioK tie Celetatei: CoImIbs ii at Cblcairm Tw-sdar.

July ma. is. cago. else will bring disaster upon the bnsi Among the Mirnera are A. K.

air- ncss of the nation, and the people have bank. A. A. Hprague, m. T.

Baker, A. McClurg, Franklin MacVragh, Murray Emperor William, of (icrmany, was an 1.1 to accept it as true because they don't en Trara uiu vn mc ninn. know any better. 15 ut they have been Young Drew's Block, South of Stock Exchange Bank, Main Street, Caldwell, Kansas. rseison, lienryvt.

King, m. u. Jioiis, Henry Field and others. The fact is becoming more and more "City politics have during the week told these things often and found them untrue they have been so often deceived by the syren voice of capital. Pern qulel.

very quiet, i ne ranuiaaies In town set to Is? reMinir on their oars. atent every day that there is a large and respectable element of the republican party that has become tired of preparatory to the final spurt; while CYCLONES. THE PLAGUE. Senator Vance's remarks in yesterday's that thty have begun to doubt doubt Hoover is in Toiieka attending the conn has begotten desire to learn, and in Washington telegrams, in regard to. the "retaliatory legislation," proposed toward arts of the solons.

Even o'er the brow of the Jtreat citizen manipulator Peace, vestigation has 'been stimulated 'until the whole west has begun to think and Germany because that country prohibits the importation of American pork, were whlte-wintred peace, covers with seir "cat isfieil" smile, while comintrevent cast no study, and the time isn't very far off shadow. Doue tlly Democrat. plain statements or the plain truth. Other nations have as much right to pro being whipicd into the ranks, and compelled to vote for whatever men or measures the republican bosses may set up for them. The name in which this call is made, the 'indcjicudent republican association," indicates that for them there is a duty lieyond mere party obligations.

It indicates disapproval of when they will understand the rotten That's a miserable slur on white-winded hibit the importation of our goods, by Several of the veterinary experts who have examined the diseased cattle at Neosho Falls now say that they are not suffering from foot-and-mouth disease. That the disease is foot-rot, occasioned They have discovered that the prolific cause of the disease is in the hav which the cattle tariff duties or otherwise, as we have to1 ness and corruption in high places, when they will "see and! know tW peace. The cyclone sason has set in early this year. The wires report them in several localities. The latest one was in Kentucky, and great loss of life and destruction of property is reported.

The town of Colemanville, Harrison county, is said to be eutirely destroyed, ten people killed and 15 or 20 wounded by flying timbers. It passed near Fal danger that has filled them with apprc prohibit the importation of their goods. It is a poor; rule that cannot lie worked loth ways. Emporia Uepuliliean. "Last Hatnrdsy Ihe ranch house on the C'oleord 4c Peak ranee, north of here ten a hension, and they will avert it in their existing republican methods, and an or Central Drag Store.

Central Drag Store. That kind of republican music suits unwillingness to support any man for own way. LEX TALIONLS. have, been eating. That the hay contained wild rye.

That '-wild rye" as President who is, or is susieetel of us. A few more such republican journals in the west ate sadly needed. a representative of existing re publican methods. What arc the the Kepublicau says "seems the indigenous home of ergot." Ergot checks the circulation of the blotid and The senate foreign affairs committee Roster milra. was burned down and the Are communicating to the ranire destroyed quite a large scope of it.

A considerable amount of feed, the corral and shed of the ranch were also destroyed. The tire originated in the roof of the huiUlinr. and although two men were in the house at the time they could do nothing more than save the bedding and trunks. Cblcord Peak will rebuild." I nder. Hygnd, snh! that's hard luck, sub! hunt inck.

mouth and Boyd blowing down everything in ts On the- same day, (March 24th.) a cyclone passed one mile methods that are complained of? ihe has reported a bill based npon its inves call sis-aks for itself. It is essential renders the animal olmoxious to the effects of cold, and they conclude there this year to nominate for the presidency routh of Connersville, Indiana, tearing tigation of foreign discrimination against American jsjrk products in sub -VV. "it and vice-presidency, men who are com down whole forests. from that the affected cattle have been suffering from frozen feet. Pi.

JIol- wv 947 Of Upton Post Xo. 27. U. A. department of Kausas, Caldwell, Sumner county.

Kansas Post Commander, S. S. Richmond, private, company 1115th Ohio infantry. S. V.

C. T. II. B. lloss, private, 'company K.

89th Illinois infantry. nother near Dayton. Ohio, is re stance as follows: That 'there shall beJ institiited.fund mitted to the work of administrative reform, and a total removal of the ssiils system and Ixissism from public ported to' have done great damage. It ctimbe, the principal veterinary who first examined the cattle, still contends that looks like the "cuvsed" things were T. B.

JOHNSON, Caldwell, Kan. the direction of the secretary of the treasury, a system of inspection of salted going In flocks this year. We hope they .1. J. "Uiller, private, compa the disease' is "foot-and-mouth points out certain symptoms present in the Woodson count y.

and other cattle life. The -spoils system and "boss-ism" do, then, exist in and control the republican party. Who are the bosses? ny Indiana infantry. rk and bacon intended for exportation snd to be exported within sixty days after will confine their playfulness to the cast side of the Mississippi, and the Adjutant. if.

Hutchinson, private. company A. 17th Kansas infantry. A family consisting of a man. wife, and two brothers in Pennsylvania received some fresh pork in distribution of to the Ohio river flood sufferers.

They te heartily of it without cooking and with no other condiment than salt. A fw days afterward they were all taken sick and symptoms of trichinosis set in. The woman has died Do these republicans mean that Mr. further cast the better; We've had our whieirarc incident to aptha. and not to foot rot; especially the high temiiera- U.

.1. u. 1 nomas, private company Arthur, or Mr. IMaine, or Mr. Logan.

share in Kansas. the date upon which the same may Ik salted and packed, so tie-- fact of the innoxious and wholesome character of the article shall be established tiy-the highest and most reliable proof, this in Ctapst Foniile Store in Kansas 7th Ohio cavalry. or Mr. Lincoln, or Mr. Edmunds, ttire of the suffering cattle, and calls burgeon.

Is. A. Scnbner. private, com pany Ja, Indiana infantry. on the other doctors to give some reason Pliilatlelpliia Gets One.

iiVin, Heed of Maine, or any one of twenty others in whose bonnets the haplain. liudlev 1. Aiktn, sergeant, spection to Ik- made nt the principal ports of the United States by customs officers. for the faith that is within them. company 11th Kentucky cavalry.

nd her husband is eiiicrted to die. presidential bee is singing, are Isisses? Wbile the doctors are quarreling Also that the prcsuleut of the limed First Citizen. "Chicago has two of u. w. li.

ihompson, private, com A Au.L 1 I tluti iuii tnnt tlui iiutiifitifklitu Mt-iliiu lin iiiitlifkrSvMl in ilia itifirf'ttfn ti I The brother are gradually getting about the nature of the disease, let the i pany a. sin if isconsiu i nianiry. the conventions, but I believe 1'hiJa McClurg Meloy, worse and the probabilities are that and money kings, and the land barons cxciuue mini minimi oiaiys ov prm ia- 0. V. T.

Huntley, sergeant, com pa jieople bear in mind that a disease ex delphia will get the other one infantry. are the bosses? Thev plainly assert hA 5 their fate is scaled. Will people never ists which, though it may not be aptha. Second Citizen hy so sergeant-mnjor, DEALERS IX learn that it is dangerous, not to say the tact that the spoils system and the importation of any product of the win', mnni yet may be contagions or infectious, I saw a man yesterday bargaining United Htates. It provides further that unnatural, to rat raw meat lxissism exist in the republican party.

and may spread to the unaffected herds. Q. M. Barton W. Hall, private, com with a merchant tor a dry goods box.

the importation into the United States of and they plainly tug' they will not sup pany 1st Alissoun hen men who are paid by the people any adulterated or unwholesome food, or Await, I'iiillip private, company I-- Col. John A. Martin, editor of the Atchi Well And he said he would take it if the money to know what the disease is, dis- son Champion, is receiving the endorse vinous, spintous, or malt liquors, adulterated or mixed with any poisonous or nox I tliA l. 1 Allan, Willis, private, company li. -v mv merchant would put scats in it nient of the Republicans nil over the State ious chemical, drug or other ingredient port any man whose record, character, and opinions do not give evidence that he will insist on administrative reform; but they leave us in a delightful state of uncertainty as to who the Moses is Colorado cavalry.

I ought to exercise increased care to as the neat candidate for tJovrrnor. 'IM iniurious to health, shall lie hereafter pro Hums, lass, private, company urn Of all those prominently mentioned, so ruini on uiu uis-a. xuk uihiih 'eats hibited. under the penalty of a fine and Illinois infantry. MARBLE TOP SETS, Office Furniture, Chamber far, in connection with the race tor cov or ignorance ot tne aot-Kirs renders ex- imprisonment or lioth, the president to lie liaulwin, John 1 2nd lieutenant, com that is to lead the republican party out authorized, in his discretion, to suspend rrnor, lie seems to be the only man who can unite the factions of Ihe 'party.

His pany C. 76th Pennsylvania traordinary caution necessary; and wantwl seat, iu it for though the disease may prove in the t.j i th thc importation of articles of this char heroic light for the enforcement of law lirownliack, J. private, company S5th Illinois infantry. acter, by proclamation, when he lieeonies l. I I AND- and cood government in Atchison, has lTO uc conventlon IS goino- to meet here satistled they are adulterated to an extent urown, private, company 11, 104th Illinois infantry.

inspired the friends of law and order with confidence In him, while the fact that he iniurious to tlie health of the public. In ot the jgypt of corruption to the Canaan of administrative reform. The truth is they don't know themselves who they want to support. It is plain enough that they are siek and tired of the party whip, and of the the report accompanying the lull the com is contagious, is enough, in view oi the is not a prohihitionift, from principle. Bates, Reuben, private, company 1st Indiana cavalry.

great interests involved, to justify ex PARLOR SUITS, Glassware, Queenswnre, Lamps, etc. On our cisrhth page will be found mittee after explaining its provisions, say they considered but one clause of the res seems to satisfy republicans of that pro cllrlty. the now famous editorial disnateh of liaum, rrert private, company traordinary action olution, that directing them to report leg. 'I'll A l.oa 1 i I IT-HM 1 I. 1 political Jehus that have been wicld- umii i ii i am ry.

I i mui, iienrv i aiwrsuii io nis rianer t.hp isiauon 10 proieci iuc inieresis oi ine ii i i i i i i i It don't make any difference what Ids tirlvate views are on the advisnhilitv of isaugiiman, i private; company 10th Michiiran infantry. ing ami iney arc rcaoy ui uoii me United States, and that, in their opinion, gixHi iaw unuer wnicn me jieopie can L'ouricr-J nurnal. We commend it to nomination of any of the present day the bill reported contains all the legisla Camerrer, W. private, company protect themselves, and if only ordinary the careful perusal of our readers. adopting prohibition as a met hoof, or -The largest assortment and- school of republican leaders.

tion neessary for that purpose. 89th Ohio infantry. caution is used, the state is compara- are full avmnnfhv .11 I Colson, A. private, company 91st It is but another manifestation of in other worus, our government win iiveiy saie irom tne -ravages oi any that -Mr. atterson savs.

aIu i 11 1 I miaiini.rit Ararv inAna wifnm i ew iirW infantry. cauic piajruc in trie nuurc. the great heart of the people to be free power, by careful and scientific inspec- tompany The rental of the Marquis of Lans- I mm a system oi govcrnuicntal man- won, mat no nog prouuci. suaii leave iierwin. Owen, private, company Best Selected Stock in the City i le Latest Designs, Lowest Prices Newest lyelties.

downe's Limerick property has lie.cn re II, 2nd Rhode Island infantry. agement that they instinctively feel our ports tor foreign markets except duced from i. to Uo liv the land Donaldson, Simeon, private, company G. 10th Illinois infantry. commissioners.

Now if some commis must eventuate in ruin if not checked, such as is undeniably innoxious and They know that there is a dire disease wholesome. Then if foreign powers r. M7 I 4 sion in this country was to arbitrarily re VJVOISEC It CHlHillU aim in tlie body politic, but thev can see discriminate against tne American nog, whether he considers prohibition per se, riffht or wrong. All that has Wen passed upon, decided by the people. The question is, shall prohibition Ik enforced by our officers, as other laws are enforced Col.

Martin says yes. If he means it. he will accept the nomination on a platform that says so, and when elected, hu will take an oath of olUce that says so. and then set himself about to do It. That's enough.

If lie. or any other equally good and able Republican, is willing to fun on that kind of a platform, as the choice of the Republican State Convention, he has the hearty and enthusiastic support of Ihe Welling-Ionian. Wellintonian. If Col, Martin is the kind of prohibitionist the Welliugtonian descriltes hint as Wing, he is a political charla- C. duce Mr.

Vanderhilt's railroad dividends to one-third of their present amount, the proceeding would lie vigorously resisted Freeman, George sharp shooter, 2 th onlv its effects: thev cannot couinrc- we will close our ports against their -j i pend the cause. They are "members of ships. Kansas. North Mait Street, as an unwarrantable interference witn Michigan. Fletcher, Georsre private, company 10th MissourHnfantry.

This looks right enough on its face, private business. But this is a republican the republican party, attached to its past and hopeful of its future," but form of government, where individuals Fossctt, Isaac, private, company 1st Minnesota cavalry. have more right than the community. and touches a responsive chord in the average American heart. The average American likes to strike back when he there is something radically wrong with Emnoria Republican.

C. F. HULBERT, Gillmore. I. private company 04th the party, and unless it can be remedied.

hat party would vigorously resist Illinois infantry is hit, and this'bill looks like striking they cannot accord it their support. Greenman, J. private, company the cutting down of Mr. Vanderbilt's back. But it is merely cutting off our Uth Illinois infantry.

railroad dividends: the democrat DEALER IX What is it that is wrong? It is that policy tif tho republican party that forces the rank and file to vote for and nose to spite our face. Suppose we Goldsworthy, Samuel, private, nml PniiM Hv K. 2lst Iowa infantry. ic party certainly; at least not the Car tan, and unfit to be governor of anas. If Col.

Martin does not believe prohibition to he riuht in principle and lisle branch of it. Ihe democratic i .1 i.rwn.' iii'ii miiiiii. iinrip. c-ofliiiiiiii I. support men and measures dictated by they can easily ship their their goods nt, party is in favor, (and its record in con Hardware Tinware, Stoves, the capitalists of the Atlantic seaboard to us with Knghsh stamps 'and in hn- Hutchinson, J.

private, company ditSonl trlish vessels. To make such a law ef- 70th Indiana infantry. gress shows it), of cutting down all in fact, he will debase himself in the eyes of all good men by accepting a dividends on railroad stocks to a fair and reasonable per cent, on the amount nomination on a prohibition platform, leaders to the money power is too well fectivc we must tins our ports against Ilut-on. J. E.

private, company Lyjnd i a i a l-l- a -ii fi. Missouri light artillery. invested in them. The people have to I Any man who is willing to sacrifice principle for isilitical preferment a Goods SMers Com Ppps ai Sporting pay thttsc dividends in freights and pas- Known hi ueuu more niuu iuc siatcmeiu on nunijn, nnv urcjuv Hughes, Joseph, sergeant, company of it. This begun twenty odd years tectionists would like to have congress t)7th ISew York infantry.

ago when the game of 'you tickle me do. There would be no possibility of Jarrett. Stephen, private, company 104th Ohio infantry. conscientious belief to gain an office is senger fares, and they ought not to be aim in in fcic ou, wan urnii uinvtu i in." uv.iiii.i -i lni. wholly unfit to hold office under our government.

A man who will betray himself and his own conscience to get compelled to pay more than will fairly compensate capitalists for the uso of between Wall street and Congress. Out ican laborer would have to live at the j'fi' infn'tVy. of that little game grew the infamous price fixed by his master, the monopo- Johnson, W. li, private, company. the money they have invested in tlie stiecial legislation that has made the list, lie would have to do this, or wear 72nd Indiana infantry office, will betray the people who elect him.

Keefover, W. private, company railroads. It-is the policy "of the republican party that has fostered the East enoruiouslv rich at the exneiise of sheep skin clothing and eat the spon 3rd Illinois cavalry. GLIDDEN WIRE, i Iest wire manufacttmMl. Have also the Baker, Ross and Northwestern Wire.

This prohibition party is less a party the West; andfrom that wealth the re- taneous products of the soil a kind of Kiilms. Fred, saddler, company II. 2nd railroad steals. It is from the men who have grown enormously rich out of the Uotiinson Urusoc existence, of principle than expediency after ail publican party has drawn the supplies Indiana cavalry, long, b. Iu, private, company ard tnr nas said a is uu it.

that have enabled it to retain its hold If congress would remember that republican methods, that the republican Kentucky volunteer infantry. jt henevcr a high moral party contem- on power. It has liecn the policy of Kuropc is merely retaliating upon ns party draws its supplies, and course Lambden. K. 2nd lieutenant, compa piaiea avaiiauiiiiy sirongiy enougn to the republican party to foster and pro for the cmbarg we put upon European ny C.

16th Kansas cavalry. any attack upon the saered rights of a "Lee, A. private, company 1st Il railroad king like andcrlnlt would be accept ami indorse a man, for the sake tect the interests that grew out of its commerce by our system of protection, solution of 'the linois cavalry. resented hy the republican party. 1 1 is might be reaeued We are glad to note the fact, how nanv G.

10th Indiana cavalry. oi party success, whose outward profes- special legislation, because the enlarge- a more satisfactory mnns belie his principles and the con- nient of those interests meant an nc- vexed hog fucstiou. mictions of his inner life, its high 1110- rretion of iiower that would ultimately As it is wtf are, by thL rality is all in the name, and its own control the whole country through busi- iation. merely kicking of party success, whose outward profes- special legislation, because the enlarge- a more satisfactory Cuns and Pistols Repaired By a First-Class Gunsmith. mattempt at retal Jlaynew, Abe, private, cimpany 124th' Illinois infantry.

ever, that all repulieau journals arc not the slaves of tho republican party to IVksniffian protestations. It is rotten ness channels, when the nartv no lonirer utmn A.o of t.b. Lind of mmli- Miller, .1. private, company 146th Illinois infantry. the extent ot indorsing its monopoly mi i a to the core.

issue to Ktnil nn. tint of I -Miindont, j. private, company u. knavery. ine ttepnbiiean is one of the journals that speaks its nn ini8 FDOCiai leinsiaium.

came Kia vo.in All kinds of Tinwork turned out on the Shortest Notice. Employing th 1st U. H. Cavalry. 1 1 IS AAHIMJT05.

il In Ills ri'itsnrt I -iri wm L.uum oikii tli uvwitu vu. I rt Best Workman, am enabled to Give Satisfaction. -uinnicK. uaviu, pnvaie, company r. mind lioldly in regard to tiolitieal I at 1, jobbery of all kinds, and its very bold- company office, tieo.

rairchild, Htates surveyor of Nelinml C3 d' putv Tnited Um' "lul intruu'ent that the ceived in the Washington dispatches a 51 st Ohio infantry. iika. says all ihe republican leaders created to aid them synopsis of the report of tlie minority pnVa section have to hold on to power, has grown great of the senate committee, submitted by Melov. Henry', priv private, private ness and nonesty proves wnat we have contended since the first issue of the agrk'ulliiral lands in that at company 17th Caldwell, Kan. liecn fencetl In by cattle men.

and their iioiirh tn nasmnn tho attitn.b. of ma Main Street, Wisconsin infantry. Senator Vance, which we print below. Staxpard. vn; i hat beyond party- rnnin rxienu ior uunumis oi miles, anil Pone.

John, private, company I. oth expressed the same views in a for wire fence, enrhmlmr all Public Vr' wcy Missouri cavalry. lands and ftpii wxit on. nn. iwto.i uo, and they must, obedient to their mer issue of the hTASDARii lines the true journalist owes allegiance to the people' whicK when his party assumes an attitude inimical to the peo Pullen.

W. private, company GO TO THE 1 .1 I ..1 1 1 1 lniervaiRwitu nonce tnrcateningdeath masiers, wnip in tne raiiK and me, and 3rd New ork cavalry. If it be that fear of trichinosis is only a pretest, and that the real reason for ex oning them. if they refuse the money kings say -we 1'ennock, 2nd lieutenant, compa ple, is stronger than any party ties. cluding our hoe products is a desire to nv G.

1st Kansas infantry. ulJZC Ztll7JTA'Vf will elect a complacent democrat." This ninn I I lailll III! I I IU1 MB I'll a protect their own producer, then we arc Marfcnff. lbomas, private, company MW DEUG STORE money power cares not one snap of its Ure laws, and tlie result is a complete The, liicaio Li ve-Stck Exchange, at the last people on earth who ought to coin- i iir til I 3rd Illinois cavalry. it first meeting, decided to send a com nnger wiiciner a republican tne Ar- surrounding ourselves for races. persons seeKing to make Home Mend settlements.

Mi rmv Joseph, private, company 11th Illinois infantry. a mittee to Washington to protest against thur. Ijogan.or Sherman type is elected, more than twenty years with a protective 1....1,... .1... I tariff w.ll Ki.rli as tn irirtUdllv Mtirm, J.

private, company it, nth the passage of tlie animal industry lull, and adopted resolutions declarinj dislie Tlie cattlemen may have a better riffht iu Oklahoma than the settlers IF YOU DESIRE filled bv a denuicrat of the Randall or al! products of Germany which cmrte West Swsggard. M- private, company 92nd lief in the existence of contagious pleuro-pneumnnift or footind-niouth Iisense in have, but no such claim can lie set up .1 1 pm it 11 A with ours, it is rather -late for us to ad- I nvuc Jvpe all they want is a man Ywntv retaliation against a government who will pander to their interests, and which merely follows our example. In in ine state 01 -ennisKa. ihe lands me wrre om. a The Chicago Live stock Exchanceis in that great and fertile state are unde be a pliant and complacent instrument fact Germany's act is retaliation, and the FRESH AND PURE DRUGS Carefully Compounded.

in their hands. cry thief'; cannot change the triie just now engaged iu manufacturing evi niably open tn settlement under the pre-emption and homestead laws, and 11 -1 rn iv 1 conuiiMiii' 01 uunu. 11c wire mm dence to overturn the belief in the ne can 01 wic iueago republicans i.am ot an.l Hf SS I presence of the foot-and-mouth disease is the same kind of a protest against dent as to enable us to defy the laws of po Illinois Snow, W. 8.. private, company 1, 13th Indiana infantry.

Schneider, John, private, company I2th Missouri infantry. Sayres, D. private, company Illinois infantry. Spieer. George, private, company 1st Kansas infantry.

Thompson. Abner, private, compa ny 8th Iowa. Cavalry. Wells, Orman private, 1st Iowa the high handed conduct of the cattle-men upon these public lands this fencing up of the public domain tn the in Kansas. It is well for the people to the dictation of the East in the repub litical economy and amenities ot international trade with impunity.

We have liecn School Books and Stationery, Choice erfumery, Hair Oil, gnard against the infiuenceof such lican party, as the election of Mr. Car told again and again onr true policy was resolutions. May-be the foot-and month exclusion of the homesteader seeking lisle speaker ot the house was a pro- to shut up our manufacturers from com disease does not exist in Kansas, but ahonte for himself and family in the! test against the same clement in the petition of the world, and that all nations SELECT ARXlSllES, OILS, LEAD, HUME RORICK, Proprietors. fOfnoEof pr. Hume, North Main Street, Near Southwestern HoteL it'a liettcr to be on the safe side, and great west, is an outrage which cannot democratic party; and it all annics 1 thus excluded would ie compelled: nevcr- be too severely dealt with lit the gov that in both parties there is widespread thelew tw.buy lour bira.lstuffs and pro-i.

1 .1 it- 1 1 1 visions, that they could not do without act just like we kucw for a certainty that it was here, IirRKAII' ernment. The public-lands arc not for J. L. uissaiisiacuon; mat ine rcpuoncan ami We arr SUrprisl and in great cattle kings, companies, and syn democratic masses of the west are fast Jons G. WtKins.

dicates; they arc for the honest and eominir tocctlier upon nuestions of Jso. w. Nvcb. in't CajJr Chas. IL Moowr, Cuhier.

Ed. M. Hewixs. Vke-PresWent. Presldent.

Kansas again wins. Hon. David Brewer, associate justice of the su- a sturdy yeomanry who turn the stubborn common interest that are above nartv fa glebe and cover the face of the earth ties and party obligations, that thev arc pre ine court 01 Kansas, nas been nom- r. 1 i 1 r. dignant when one important customer says he can get along without our hog products and forbids their coming in.

ami we propoo to retaliate for what for simply and frankly forbidding them to lie. imported Suppose instead of doing this Germany had imposed a duty of 100 per cent on them, which as effee tually prohibits their Importation, what XT' Bank, The Stock-EAtMng inatcu oy toe trrcsiueuv mr iuc vacancy with golden harvests. The public, do-(beginning to realize that it is not so luain is the heritage of the people; and I much a question whether the demo- on tne nencn 01 tne rjgntn federal We bice passed the cfjuiriox without a storm. There came a gentle weeping from heaven instead, which aroused the earth to sympathetic tenderness; and now the clouds have passed away, and nature looks up with a bright and joyous sparkle in her eye. and her face "is radiant with sunshine and green fields.

Fanners are jubilant over the wheat prospects. -v i r'S Sh: It is the duty of the government to open 1 cratie or republican party shall admin-It as rapidly as possible to settlement ister the eovemmentas it is a onestion Circuit Judge Brewer is pre-eminently qualified for the responsible and exalted position for which he has CALDWCLUmw4 KANSAS. Incorporated Under the Banking Iaw8 of the State of Kansas. by the people. And where public land whether the imremmcnt shall be ad- then Where would lie our so-called retaliation The undersigned can see no loillltir-ll a UV auxa.

aa. I been nanictL lb; has long been recog Capital, $100,000. $16,700. is open for settlement, cattlemen who, ministered in the interest of the people difference whatever in the two met hods of by unauthoriicd fencing or by threats of the whole country, or the conccn- prohibition so far as the results are con-and intimidation, drive settlers away trated capital of a very small portion nized as the. ablest man on the supreme bench, and in view of the importance of the judgeship of the Eighth Cir A General Banking business Transacted.

Money to Loan on Real Estate and Personal Security in Snuis to Suit. from it, ought to be dealt with just as 1 of the country a nuestion whether fi nminw onr i-i inihistrv The state sanitary live stock innimis- severely the government deals with I the people arc sovercisn. or the money 1 must indeel lie cared for. It. with kin- sion appointed' bf tlie Governor and cuit the lresidcnt could not have made a more suitable choice.

Kansas DIRECTORS: the Indians under like circumstances. Ikinif are hofor the cam. dred agricultural industries rnisties iOHS WflOTWu JSO. A- 1ILATB. H.

MUUKE. When the Indiana attempt to prevent pahrn of 1884 is fairly open we exnect W' lh: BEN ft. MILLER. I. U.

GILMOHE, ED. M. M- H. BENNETT, and the Eighth Circuit may eongratu late themselves. irrrc iu roozivM can uu iw innu.

out wnite settlement, tne government sends to hear many another association of this bill does not propose the true way to Its troops to remove them. The same I independent republicans like tlie one I do it. This way is to remove as far as confirmed by the "senate is as fidlows: State veterinary surgeon, Dr. A. A.

IW- jj comlje, of the IT. S. Army. W. Hamilton, of Wellington; CoL W.

JuJ. Harris. f'Linwood. Iicarenworth eoun-j ty, and John Q. White, of Minneapo- lis, Ottawa vounty.

JoknO.WontU M. H. Bennct OTooaor. thing ought to be done with white men being formed in Chicago; and if the pnMble all restrictions upon trade, and Anarti. HclMn, STOCKHOLDERS: TA.

K. ft ewtns, 3hn X. I- B- Ollmorc, lieaS. Miller, Vbms. H.

MKre, H. H. Hornr. W. H.

TiraberUke. A. SHp1h, Xf. W. IMckejr, W.

E. Bridge. Jn. W. S)b6, Cusrcled by Italic Tirrje lc The Dcnwcratic Sute Cental Committee Topeka yesterdaV but V.

H. Htnf when tliev attempt in drive white set- Morri.n bill ia TtlaH 01 ine marsn iqr ywr HMU Sirnnn, I products oyer the workl i.y m.ir.'u v. i.uuaiv niiu uia I'ruMjviioiiiffi, crui la iuc I inw'ni iniinnni linn iv. we nave not learned what they did..