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THE LARGEST CIRCULATE THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD. 25 Cents Par Month, Delivered. IN KANSAS. it Advertising Mttha mt TOPEKA KANSAS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1893.1 Tn Kansas Dmooiat, Established ril 8, 1880. Tn Tofkxa Cituei, Established Apr 11, IS.

ojVENTH YEAR ELECTING CLEVELAND. wealth to array themselves on the side-of BLAINE'S CONDITION. A DYING THIEF. humanity and justice. If it be true that the REPORTS OF PLOTS.

poor here have no right to the property of The Classes in the Electoral College Ke- the rich, let it also be declared that the rich have no right to the property of the poor. It SECOND EDITION. 4:30 O'CLOCK P. M. GOV.LEWELLING SOW The Ex-Secretary Much Improved Ta-Day.

Washington, Jan. 9 Dr. Johnson, after remaining in the Blaine house all night, left for his own home shortly after 6 o'clock. To a reporter, who interroga is the mission of Kansas to protect and advance moral and material interests of all its WilMam H. Pope Located in Bradford County, Tex.

Archbishop Corrigan Charged With Conspiracy. citizens. It is its special duty at the pres citing Their Lessons. OHIO. Columbus, Jan.

9. Twenty-two members of the Ohio electoral college to-day voted for Benjamin Harrison for president, and one for Grover Cleveland. The highest vote cast by the repective political parties at the presidential elec ent time to protest the producer from the ted mm, the doctor aaid that Mr. ravages of combined wealth. FOUND DYING OF CONSUMPTION.

nder the peaceful revolution that comes had enjoyed a peaceful sleep durina i A STATEMENT FROM ST PAUL to Kansas to-day, let us hope that there may also come a spirit of renewed devotion to he interests of the people. The state is greater than party: but the All the New State Officers Sworn in To-day. citizen is greater than the state, while the A Louisville Bank Teller Who Stole Out of the Vault Nearly Three Tears Ago His Dual Life Exposed. Archbishop Ireland's Near Friend Talks Very Pointedly The Vatican Said to Have Ordered an of the night and was only awakened at such times as it was necessary to admit-ister nourishment or medicine. The doctor puts a much more hopeful aspect to the case this morning, but will not go into details farther than to say that the night had been a satisfactory one.

family the citizen produces is the priceless jewel of our civilization. The problem to-day is how to make the IMPRESSIVE INAUGURAL CEREMONY. state subservient to the individual rather than become his master. At 9 clock the attendant at the rv Du: But government is not a failure, and the ul hue DiBine mansion said, to state has not been constructed in vain. This is is the generation which has come to the rescue.

St. Paul, Jan. 9 Archbishop Ireland would not talk about the story that he had forwarded charges to the pope that Archbishop Corrigan and others had organized a conspiracy for to an inquiry that Mr. Blaine was resting very easily indeed. At 11 o'clock Dr.

Johnson, who had I have a dream of the future, an enduring Addresses by the Outgoing and Incoming Governors Jerry Simpson and Mrs, Lease Speak New Officers in Charge of Departments. faith. I have the evolution of an abiding faith in human government. And in th9 the overthrow of Monsignor Satolli and i then been with his patient half an hour, himself. He had read the storv.

but stated to a reporter that "Mr. Rlam tion on November wss: Republican democratic, prohibition, people's party, 14,850. ILLINOIS. Springfield, Jan. 9 For the first time in nearly forty years, twenty -four presidential electors met at the cap-itol to day and cast the vote for a democratic president.

The popular vote was: Cleveland. Harrison, Weaver, Bidwell, 35,870. Des Moines, Jan. 9. The thirteen electoral votes of the Iowa college were cast to day for Benjamin Harrison.

The popular vote was: Harrison, Cleveland, Weaver, Bid-well, 6,322. TEXAS. Austin, Jao. 9. At noon to-day the electoral college oust its thirteen votes for Cleveland and Stevenson.

The popular vote was: Wooster, democratic i non too. 1 1 beautiful visions of a coming time I behold the abolition of poverty. A time is fore would say nothing about it. However, very much better. He is as well he Rev.

Dr. John Conway, editor of the was four days ago, and has entirely re shadowed when the withered hand of want shall not be outstretched for charity: when liberty, equality and justice shall have per Louisville, Jan. 9. William H. Pope, the defaulting teller of the Louisville City National bank, is in jail at Starke, Bradford county, Fla.

President Leech and Detective Daly left yesterday afternoon at 3:20 o'clock to bring back the fugitive. The news of the capture came in the shape of telegrams from E. M. Johns, sheriff of Bradford county. President Leech, knowing that Joseph Steltenkamp.who was for many years connected with the L.

N. office here and knew Pope well, had been recently transferred to Jacksonville, decided to call in his assistance. Steltenkamp went to Starke, identified the prisoner and telegraphed: It's Pope. Send authorities and get him. A later telegram from him stated that the absconding teller was dying of con form western Liironioie, who stanas covered from the relapse of a a mm manent abiding places this republic.

nearest Arcnoisnop ireianci ot an eeoic- and yesterday morning. He siasts in the northwest had been unable quit cheerful, and I feel very much to get away on his trip to England in couraged respecting him." SWORN IN. The oath of office was next adminis tered to Governor Lewelling, and the wxl.lv,. Snortly before- this statement seal of the state turned over to him by conege nere anu last evening ne gave made JamM Loraine D. Lewelling haa been governor since 39 minutes past 12 o'clock.

The inaugural ceremonies began in representative hall at 12 o'clock, and were ail over at 1 o'clock. The decorations, which have heretofore been described, were elaborate and beautiful. Representative hall never looked prettier, and never before were there so many peopie crowded within its limits. People began to gather early in the forenoon. The doors were opened Blaine, started out Governor Humphrey.

The old state of me iouowmg 10 uie Associated press for a walk. He repeated substantially news from Chicago regarding a the same remarks made by Dr. Johi and it was evident from his manner he felt greatly relieved. eieufccr, xayior. republican, llt- ficers in turn introduced their successors and the oath "to support the constitution of the United States and the constitution of the state of Kansas and to faithfully discharge the duties of office," 45; Martin, third party, Roach, ANOTHER TRUSf.

Lilywhite, Burleson, prohibition, 21,165. conspiracy against Archbishops Satolli and Ireland has been received in St. Paul with much surprise. Many will doubtless be astonished at it Most people will be except the conspirators themselves and those who follow ecclesiastical questions very closely. Journalists who are directly interested in at 11 o'clock, and in a very short time A Movement to Consolidate the Wire nearly every seat was tilled on the tloor MINNESOTA.

St. Paul, Jan. 9. The nine re was administered to each by Chief Jus tice Horton. Each held his hand on an open Bible, and kissed the book at the close.

and in the galleries. Still the people continued to pour in until every portion and Wire Natl Cowpameo. Pittsburg, Pa Jan. 9 A movement is on foot to consolidate the wire- rod publican presidential elotors of Minne sumption and had not a cent in his pockets. Yesterday afternoon the requisition papers were issued at Frankfort and sent to President Leech at Starke, Fla.

Indictments are pending against Pope for embezzlement and grand larceny, and, as President Leech is determined to prosecute him to the limit of the law. he is sure of a long term in the penitentiary. The robbery occurred March 1, 1S90, when 0,000 was stolen from the Louisville City National bank. William H. sota will be in the governor's office at was uncomfortably crowded.

Short speeches were made by Con gressman Simpson and Mrs. Lease, after noon to day, and nine votes will be cast for Benjamin Harrison. The only ques The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. G. W.

Todd, of the people's and wire nail companies in the United States, the consummation of which would bring together the immense sum tion at issue is who shall be chosen as church, this city. John W. Breidenthal presided as mas of $25,000,000. The Washburn Moen messenger to carry the returns to Wash which the audience was dismissed. The inaugural reception will be held in the same hall this evening.

MISSOURI OFFICERS SWORN IN. ter of ceremonies. Governor Humphrey. ington. Nearly every one of the electors is a candidate for the position.

Governor-elect Lewelling and Chief Jus tice Uorton occupied seats on the clerk's NEW YORK. Albany, N. Jan. 9. The electoral church matters knew by journalistic intuition that a conspiracy was being hatched.

The people at large heard rumbling noises, but they never dreamed such a plot was concocted. The libelous pamphlet, written by Archbishop Corri-gan's Italian secretary: the effasions of Miss Eades, a garrulous old maid, who is Roman correspondent of the New York Catholic News; the dispatches purporting to have come from Boston and other cities outside of New York, yet all having the same purpose; the plethora of anonj'inous letters published in the New York Sun and other papers, pointed clearly to the existence of a conspiracy against the representatives of the holy father. "Mgr. Satolli is here for more purposes than the settlement of ecclesiastical questions. He is the representa college met at noon to-day.

After the of office had been administered a recess of fifteen minutes was taken, in order to stand. At the conclusion of the prayer Gov-erdor Humphrey began his farewell address. Humphrey's address. Mb. Pbesident, Ladies and Gentlemen: Wire Rod company, operating several plants in the west has come forward with a suggestion to oombine.

Tbe Consolidated Wire Rod and Wire Nail com pany, which is composed of six firms, two of which ars Oliver Roberts and the Braddock Wire Rod company, have been asked by the Washburn Moen Co. to go into the combination, bat yet the consolidated company has not given the matter serious consideration, though favoring the scheme. An overstocked market and low prices are given as the causes for the combine. allow the electors to hold an informal conference. The electors immediately met in conference and adopted a resolu It is not my purpose to detain you with tion expressing their approval of the any extended remarks.

Nothing I could say would be calculated to lend any special interest to this occasion. My part in this programme is simple, and easily performed. Pope was the teller in the bank, and was one of the best known young men in the city. He was a teacher in a Sunday school, and while pretending to be very pious he really led a dual existence. After his work was over he gambled, drank and spent his money lavishly with lewd women.

On a Saturday night Pope and a companion drove to the bank in a carriage, entering with a key, which he always carried, and took $70,000 from the safe and left. This was the last heard of him. The loss to the bank was not discovered until the next Monday afternoon about 2 o'clock. At first a reward of SI, 000 and 10 per cent, of the money found on him was offered, but it was afterwards increased to $3,000 and 10 per cent, of the money recovered. No real clew to his whereabouts or those of Wat Griffiths, a friend who disappeared with candidacy of Edward Murphy, for United States senator.

The electoral college was then reconvened, end thirty- Governor Stone Creates a Sensation in His Inaugural Address. Jefferson City, Jan. 9. At 2 o'clock this afternoon, the senate, house and citizen's committees met in the office of the secretary of state and escorted Governor-elect Stone and Lieutenant Governor O'Meara to the governor's office, where they were joined by Governor Francis, the tate officers and members of the supreme court. The party then proceeded to the house chamber, where Chief Justice Black delivered the oath of office to the newly elected state officials.

In his inaugural address, Governor Stone created a sensation by alluding to the bitter and intolerable warfare that was made on him during the campaign by the American Protective association, on account of his Catholic belief. To-day one administration goes out and another comes in, according to the forms of A CHANGE OF BASE. six electoral votes were cast for Cleveland and Stevenson. law enacted and prescribed by a self-govern ing people. It presents, indeed, a happy ll lustration ol the operation or our tree in A Street Car Motor Dahe Into a NONSENCE.

stitutions: for although the outgoing and in tlve rive Injured. Cleveland, Jan. 9. Five coming administrations represent different political organizations, which so recently German Officials Aft'eetinc to iind "So- contended before the people for supremacy, 3 cia.it m' Ki fe in Every Strike. Berlin, Jan.

9. The miners in the yet to-day all law-abiding citizens accept the result and bow to the will of the major tive of Pope Leo at the Columbian exposition. As such the most cordial courtesies were extended to him on his arrival in the United States. America was naturally grateful to the pope for his practical interest in the Columbian exposition, and her gratitude was naturally deepened by the holy father's unprecedented act of sending over a Vatican exhibit Now, the United States does not mean to allow anybody to insult her guests and this country resents the gratuitous announcement offered by district Surroundsig Forbach in Loraine ity, as legally expressed at the polls. It is indeed a high honor to be the gover him, was ever found, though suspects were injured at a late hour lass Bight in a collision between a street car end a New York, Pennsylvania Ohio locomotive at the Union street Crossing.

The Belt line electric motor gJiLg toward the city was bpproaching the crossing at a high rate t-peed. At the approach the motorman lost control of the car on account of th slippery condition of the have been uneasy for some time past and socialists taking advantage of their discontent have sought to incite the men had been located in Mexico, Canada, nor of Kansas, with her million and a half of the brightest and best people on earth? and I most heartily congratulate my worthy OPEN THE STRIP. Germany, France, Italy, Australia and in nearly every city in the United to strike. They endavored to get the miners at a meeting yesterday for tbe successor on having been chosen to so great a trust, which I know he will hold sacred, as States. I have endeavored to do: and I hope sincere purpose of organizing a strike, but the ly that during his administration the good rails and it dashed into a freight engine.

ICE YACHT RACES. Rousing Cherokee Strip Meeting at Kiowa, K.au. Xiowa, Jan. 9. Arousing Cherokee strip meeting was held at the council rooms in this city.

Holman and Warner were not the most popular government being aware of the object people of the commonwealth may continue which was crossing Union street The forbade the meeting. Notwithstanding in the enjoyment of the blessings of peace The Last of the Season Occur In a Blinding motor car was badly wrecked, and the and prosperity in the fullest degree. Snowstorm. prohibition the miners attempted to But I must not detain you further. following named passengers were in Red Bank, N.

Jan. 9. The last assemble at the place. A lasge number names that were mentioned at the meeting. Strong resolutions denounc jured: J.

Peelock, bruised on the hesri; ice vacht races of the season occurred of police were present however, and Arthur Tasflar, cut in face with el see to-day in a blinding snowstorm. When prevented the meeting from being held. In a few brief moments I shall surrender to my successor the official trust confided to me four years ago, and become a private citizen of Kansas. With a renewed expression i my profound gratitude to the people of Kansas, and a prayer for their ing the position taken by some of the active representatives were passed, and others requiring immediate attention by the sailors got out of their yachts at the conclusion of the races they resembled Beyound mutterings snd cursing no op-oosition was offered to the police. The William L.

Buddbill, cut in face and head; Mrs. Mary Welch, bruised about head; William Carter, badly injured in back and arms badly bruised. animated icicles. Their eyebrows and Simpson, Perkins and others adopted almost inevitable failure of strikers in continued happiness and prosperity, I have anonymous conspirators to one who is at present the recipient of her hospitality. It is not pleasant to have to speak strongly against anyone; it is decidedly disagreeable to be plain spoken against a few individuals who happen to be members of one's own church.

If these few conspirators do not keep quiet I see nothing left except a choice between locking them up in a lunatic asylum or suppressing them as a public nuisance. "I have just seen the Chicago Post As to the statement that Archbishop Ireland has preferred charges in Rome, there is no necessity for his doing so, because Rome's representative is here, in the person of Archbishop SatollL Moreover, he has just learned the clear evidence from the Post upon which mustaches were actual ice cakes. Their with a hurrah. This country all along now the pleasure and satisfaction of pre other German mining districts seems to clothing was white with snow. The senting to you my honored and worthy suc A BIG BLAZE.

the border is alive with people who are anxiously expecting a home in that race this morning was a walkover for have had effect upon tbe miners but this is due entirely to extreme socialits. cessor, Governor Lewelling. GOVERNOR ADDRESS. At the conclusion of his address Gov Capt. George Coley's huge yacht magnificent country this year.

They A Loss of a Quarter of a Million im New who by their pernicious activity seek to have all united, regardless of party Rocket, which sailed over the 10-mile course with all sail set in 30:15. The rain recruits for their tanks. York Thin Morning. New York, Jan. 9.

Shortly after 7 ernor Humphrey introduced his Bucces- affiiliations, in one determined effort to boat was sailed by William T. Conover. o'clock this morning fire was discovered sor, who was greeted with wild and pro-1 open that territory. A delegate will be CONGRESSIONAL. sent to Guthrie January 18 and another The third-class yachts also started, namely: Charles Irwin's Georgie, longed cheers.

Honored Governor and Fellow Citizens: ia the six-story building, Nob. 43 to 47 Elizabeth street, occupied on the first will be sent to Washington to personal HOUSE. Washington, Jan. 9. The house hes Crawford Hendrickson's Sleet and ly witness the movements made by three Moors by Frederick Doll Jt Co- The profound responsibilities of this moment are too great for the individual, for the present we are citizens more than Charles Bird's lateen-rigged Zeip.

Furniture dealers, and by Berliner, leading men, who have so faithfully promised the people they would do all passed the District of Columbia appropriation bill. Notwithstand Georgie won in they could to accomplish the acme of Strauss Danor, and Altman, Sumner fc Co, neckwear manufacturers. The structure wss completely destroyed atd The committee on banking and cur ing the terrible storm this afternoon a big crowd of people braved the ele their hopes. rency have ordered a favorable report on parfcizans. and each must lend his strength to bear the burdens.

Adapting the language of an eminent statesman, it is not that we believe party less-, but country more, that now upon the threshold of the new year, and surrounded ments to see the second race, being the a lose of 8250.000 sustained. Fire at Columbus. Columbus, Kan. Jan. 9.

At 3 o'clock Rocket, Pierre pont and Sanger's Dread- The fire was discovered by the elevator the Andrews bill with an amendment offered by Mr. Cate, of Arkansas, providing for the coinage of all tbe silver bul naught, another of the first-class boats yesterday afternoon fire destroyed the in the North Shrewsbury fleet. It was man in the third Moor of the building and he quickly gave the alarm to 300 one story brick building owned and oc lion now in the treasury. The bill as re snowing hard, but the wind had slack- cupied by Mrs. A.

A. Vaughn and rrsi a 1 a. a. at employes who had just started to work ported repeals the Sherman law for the with new conditions we plead the cause of a higher and purer patriotism and demand that political parties shall exist by reach of progressive principles rather than sabsist upon the spoils of office. It is the province of government to protect the weak that the government of to-day r1n.iitrht.er as a millinPrv storP.

T.nss on eneo. ne ureaunaugut got uie lean, I A 1 1 charges could be based." Further than this statement from Dr. Conway, nothing could be had, but there is good reason for believing that no such charges have been formally preferred. AN INQUIRY ORDERED. Rome, Jan.

9. The Vatican has caused an inquiry to be made into the entente of the opposition to the Satolli mission. The pope holds absolutely to his policy that ecclesiastical affairs in the United States shall develop themselves along moderate lines and in a spirit of harmony with the institutions of the United States. From official sources the correspondent learns that all the archbishops who took part in the New York conference have affirmed the fourteen scholastic proposals which Mgr. Satolli placed before them in the for the day.

Many of these were girls purchase of bullion. stoek. furniture, fixtures and building-, out was passeo. on uie seconu rouna oy a 1 i. 1 1 4.

iL 1 3 employed by the two neekwei insurance, $500. lue W11U ltePL Lue 1CiLU auu wou ies and there was considerable Direct r8 Meeting. Philadelphia, Jan. 9. At a meeting tne race oeating uie ureaa-naught 1:25.

In the second-class ment among them for a time, but ell of the board of directors of the Phila is resolved into a struggle of masses with classes for supremacy and bread until business, home and personal integrity are trembling in the face of possible want in the family. Georgie won, her time being 40:05. Kenna Improving. Washington, Jan. 9.

Senator Kenna delphia Reading Railroad company Sleet withdrew on the first round, her continues to improve. An inquiry at were gotten out of the building in safety. Standard silver Dollar. Washington, Jan. 9.

The issue of Standard silver dollars from the mint captain having put too much weight on this morning, prior to the stockholders' annual meeting, a resolution was adopted Our hearts have ached because of evic the residence of the senator at 9 o'clock the runner plank. The Burlington (fc. tions under the Irish tenant law, but hundreds of our own families are made home this morning, elicited the response that vacht No Name, which broke her and treasury during the week i authorizing the payment of the five per cent, interest on the first, second and third preference bonds. The interest on he had had a good night, and was resting runner plank on Tuesday, is on the ice less every year by the foreclosure laws of Kansas, and thus the power which freed the ing January 7 was for the comfortably. again.

responding period of 1892. $188,7881, African is forcing into the same crucible the sons and daughters of our blood. I these bonds haB not been paid in years Baled Hay The Atchison. Boston, Jan. 9.

The Atchison's gross appeal to the people of this great common A Telegrapher Suicides. Cleveland, Jan. 9. O. A.

Gurley, and all Hinds of reed, wholesale and re name of the pope. DR. M'GLYNN WILL GO TO ROME. New York, Jan. 9.

Dr. Edward Mc-Glynn will go to Rome. This statement is authoritative and bears out the announcement made at the time his suspension was removed by Mgr. Sa earnings ror uecemoer, including all tail, at Downs' Seed and Feed Store, 306 for many years chief operator in the lines, were an increase of Kansas avenue. Western Union office in this city, shot 131.

himself twice to-day. One bullet took tolli This visit will be made within a Will Not Go Hunting. Washington, Jan. 9 Osing to the shipment of frsctional silver coin from the second to the 7th aggregated $106,882. A Postofiice Burglarized.

Lincoln, 111., Jan. 9. The postoffice at this place was burglarized I set night the thieves securing about $1000, of which about $300 was in cash and 500 in stamps. They effected an entrance through cce cf the beck windowa and the lock of the safe was evidently picked as no marks of violence are effect in his head and the other in his side. Despondency, due to sickness, was few weeks.

This means that the res caise. He died soon after the toration of his priestly functions by the papal ablegate was in the nature of a severity of the weather the president has abandoned his proposed hunting trip for the present. shooting. compromise. Teller Tells Us.

Washington, Jan. 9. Mr. Teller, in uAN I ill a YOU WHEN GAN Station Burned. Fort Wayne, Ind Jan.

9. The Nickle Three choice iota 8800, Benedict reference to Mr, McPheraon's joint reso Plate station at Latty, was destroyed lution, declared, with much emphasis, Give Them a Trial Give DR. PRICE'S DELICIOUS FLAVORING EXTRACTS a trial, and they please you, recommend them to your neighbor; if not, return them and have your by tire last night. The origin of the fire that the Sherman lav would not be re I MAX and loss is not known. pealed at this congress.

Boot and Shoe Failure. Toledo, Jan. 9. The large boot Ont of the Combine. Trenton, N.

Jan. 9 It is stated and shoe house of Dowey, Rogers fc Co. tbat the Central railroad of New Jersey ha3 withdrawn from the Reading com went into the hands of a receiver this morning. Liabilities, assets. bine, and ha3 asked for a chancellor to about 8350,000.

be allowed to prove the fact. PRICES Few people know that 55 per cent, of Powder Works Blown Up. Dover, N. Jan. 9.

The Forcite the coal in the mines necessarily goes to waste in consequence of the mining powder works at Lapstcong blew up this money refunded. No fears of your not being satisfied, as their perfect purity and excellent quality are so decided. Nice delicacies are never spoiled by their use, as they impart the sweet and natural fruit flavors. Dr. Price's Vanilla, Lemon methods now in vogue.

This fact is ex morning, with a report which was heard plained by H. M. Chance, the mining miles away. expert, an article on "The Anthra IKJiPowder. cite Coal Industry" in the current num A Steamer Sunk.

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