Washington Notes on Appointments and Incidents
Week's news from Washington reports Sewer W Caxxox named successor to Comptroller Knox and James Connolly chosen as Solicitor of the Treasury. Other items include Commodore 8 B Lace’s message about the Portsmouth with yellow fever, new bank receivers, Congo Association rep in Washington, and various state and federal notices across the East, South, and general developments.
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Washington
Sewer W. Caxxox
Minnesota
Haseen
Knox
James Connolly
Ilinois
Treasury
Connolly
United States
Ulinois
Bsecketany Cuaxpien
Commodore 8. B. Lace
Portsmouth
Newport
Comptroll
Gay
First National Bank of Monmouth
J. Gawrkat Henry 5
Sanvoup
Belgium
Congo Association
Kansas State Delegates and Electors to Chicago Convention
Complete Kansas list of delegates to the Chicago Convention and electors. Names and counties named for each district and at large, including Paster Doniphan Wyandotte Moore, Plumb Lyon, Merritt Pottawatomie, Wood Sener, Felt Nemaha, Picker ing Johnson, Dennison Neosho, Miller Morris, Sturgis Cloud, Tilton Trego, Taylor Reno, Rice Bourbon, Valentine Clay, and others.
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West
Sapre Reson
Patrick Kingsley
Briggs House
Chingo
Kassas
Topeka
Chicago
P. B. Plumb
Lyon County
James
Jewell County
Ricksecker
Rice
Douglass
Butler
Fue
Jones
Squoyah
General Rice
Fort Scott
Dell Valentine
Clay Center
Raymond, IL
Yellowstone Valley
Cincinnati
Irving
Booth
Ercanaba
Mich
van Buren County
Tax National Bank of
Monte de Piedad
Mexico
Incalls
Taylor Famly
Avondale
Bosweut & Co
Youngstown
Fostoria
J. L. Kenomer
Crawford
Colorado Springs
Newkirk
Kansas City
Iwo
Goun
Koladar
Kingston
Josern Farnent
St. Louis
Monte de Piedad Bank
E. W. Payee
Medicine Lodge
Kas
Brown
Berlin, O
Kansas
Dios
Doniphan County
Padee Pessend
Patrick Dr. Root
Wyandotte County
Dr. Aik‘nan
Bourbon County
Pees
Cherokee County
W. P
Cowley County
Wm. Martindale
Greenwood County
Geo. R. Peck
Jas
Merritt
Pottawatomie County
Jno
G. Wood
Sener County
A. W. Mann
Jewsall County
A. S.felt
Nemala County
LO. Pickering
Johnson County
Dr. Dennison
Neosho County
J. M. Miller
Morris County
F. W. Sturgis
Cloud County
W. A. Tilton
Trego County
T. T. Taylor
Reno Comunty
J. H. Rice
Clay County
Republican State Convention at Toreka names delegates and officers
At Toreka Kansas on April 30 the Republican State Convention organized at 3:30 pm with temporary chairman David Kelso of Labette. It elected delegates from the state at large to the National Convention, chose a permanent secretary, and formed committees on credentials resolutions and organization. The resolutions praised Arthur's presidency and urged protection of voting rights, with a proposed rule for future conventions. The session adjourned to 7:30 pm after formal business and a harmony speech by Capt. J. B. Johnson.
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Congressional
Senny
Cullom
Committee On Railroads
Pny
Plumb
Hill
C K
Hyde
Foe
Fort Hayes
Kansas
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Washington Monument
Iowa
House
Venezuela
J. E. Wheelock
SiGnen
United States
Demann
Forney
Jor A
Spasepeeen
Winans
Wisconsin
Senate
Oregen Pacific Railroad
Vilemante River
Salen
Oregon
Flathead
Kootnay
Rosecrans
Secretary of War
Grant
Arkansas
Colendar
Messrs
Waite and
Ray
New York
Inquils
Fitz John Porter
Angen
Congress
Morrison
H. Erther
Xenne
Wicker
Key West
Plu
van Wyck
The
Inerior
East Company
Real Britain
Dor
Colorado
Karl Shun- Faven
West
Sips
Monvys Jed
Sec
Zetin Ape
Toreka
Kas
Reddin
Watson
David Kelso
Labette
Kelso
Republican Party
Stotler
Lyons
A. D. Riddle
Crawford
Walton
Clay
James G. Blaine
Maine
Eagen
Wyandotte
Wright
Basel
Phillips
Davis
Lambert
Patton
Kingman
Ritchie
Morris
Snoddy
Linn
Misselwitz
Leavenworth
Stanley
Sedgwick
Baker
Saline
Craney
Osborme
Barker
Keily
Coffey
Byrth
Shawnee
Moriarity
J. B. Johnson Chaiman
Wirt Walton
J. 1
Stuart
William Wiggins
Johnson
P. B. Plumb
Lyon County
James 8. Mecritt
Potta
Watomie County
J .A. Wood
Sumner County
A. W. Mann
Jewa'l County
Ricksecker
Rice
Douglass
Butler
Fell
Jones
Sequoyah
General Riew
Fort Scott
Dell Valentine
Clay Center
Committee On
A. L. Redden
State Central Republican
Lynching after bank robbery at Medicine Lodge
A Harper dispatch reports four robbers executed by a mob in Medicine Lodge Kansas after the Barber County bank raid that killed cashier Geppert and wounded president Payne. Names given include Grown Whiteler Westley and Smith. No money was taken.
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Kansas
Crrr
Harper
Kas
Medicine Lodge
Barber County
Geppert
Payne
Mencine Lodge
Sournen
Lyneh
Marsal
Caldwell
Ben Whiteler
John Westley
William Smith
Pelnek
Silso
Wesley
Wen
Duder
Anl
A Dissipated Husband Ends His Miserable Life
A troubled husband, Edward Thompson, tried to shoot his wife in Holland and, after being thwarted by her sister, attacked her with an axe. He fled believing her dead, while his own life ended in a deep well. The wife, found comatose, survived a grisly attack as surgeons worked to relieve skull injuries. The report notes Thompson’s years of misery in marriage and his dissipated character.
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Senate
House
Burlington
Berks County
Quebec
Moscow
Czarovitz
St. Petersburg
Anna
Ferdinandv
Austria
Shreveport
I Astor
New York
America
Independence
John Duffy
Dayguter
Paris
State of Florida
Fitzgerald
Rowell
Panchot
Noremac
Herty
Vint
Elson
United States
Alaska
Cay Island
West Indies
S. E. Richards
Wakefield
St. Louis, Kansas City & Western Railroad Company
Topeka
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bates County
Kansas
Missouri
Pleasanton
Emporia
Pueblo
Denver
Leadville
Colorado
Utah
C. N. Sterry
Clarence Holmes
P. B. Plumb
J. C. Cross
H. P Lark
William Dale
B. M. Davis
Kynporia
Charles Fost
Fostoria
Oho
L. M. Sehtain
Calvin 8. Brice
J. W. Keifer
Springfield
Ohio
Warner Miller
Herktimer
Amos Townsend
Cleveland
St. Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita
Wichita
Anthony
Arkansas River
McPherson
Jacob J. Wagner
Cos Aaman Priens
Louis Beyer
McPherson Inty
Henry Kine
St. Louis Globe-Denvert
Cuaanles Fr. Gay
Leavenworth
Gay
Annie Williams
Ross Station
Miss Williams
Garden City
Tim Topeka
Mound City & Memphis Railway Company
Smith
Shawnee, Osage, Douglas, Franklin, Miani and Linn
Kansas City, Memphis & Southern Railroad
Memphis
Tennessee
John Francis
J. R. Ellinwood
J. G. Stonecker
Guilford Dudley
Charles F. Kendall
B. M. Davies
J. W. Andrews
Robert Atkinson
Ottawa
Joel Moody
Mound City
General Avaur
Fort Leavenworth
Washington
Swaim Court of Inquiry
John Popa
Fisk
Erie County
Ery
Shindelpha Press
Pawar Frompeen
Drs Motes
Holland
Edward Thompson
Mae
Thomp
Gotle
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Strother Bros
Telegraph
Mall
Sexaton
William P. KeLuoog
Joux
Jay Knox
National Bank of the Republic of New York
Taz Interior Department
New York Assembly
Samuel F
Teesteiner Falmouth
International Line
Portland
Jonxs A. Exes
Wall Street
Isaac Janxson
Bella Booker
Canton
Miss
Daniel Hoss
White Haven
Methodists
Philadelphia
Bishop Simpson
Exens
Loerrent
Williamsport
Loess
Isber
Workirmen's Protective Association
Scottdale
Schuylkill Valley
Palmer, Batchelder & Co
Boston
South
Baltimore
Vicksburg
Comstock
Missisippi River Commission
Coppie
Nean Enterprise
Carter County
James Pelrey
James Justice
St. Albans
W. Va
Scot Hill
Brownlow Hill
Albert Woods
A. J. Woods
Charles Spurlock
Hexel Mason Martzews
West Virginia
Lewisburg
Brsuor Exe
Covington
Esoca Brows
Halifax Court House
Crem Davis
Richlands County
5. C
Clem
Gresham
Mat Black
Richard Batts
Franklin
Black
Batts
Axstaowy O’barex
Texas & Pacific
Marshall
Tex
Cuidad Reale
Spain
Eng
Micasen Costs
Brighton
England
Osman Diewa
Abyssinia
John
Jewish Alliance
Vienna
Tuene
Nice
Mangado
Navarre
Ciudad Real
Revolutionary Party
Toronto
Ont
Crown Land Office
Crocodile
India
Glasgow
Scotland
British
House of Commons
Diamond
South Africa
Whiteley’s
London
Alantine
Drammen
Norway
Woolfsland Station
Magdalen Island
Union Pacific
British Columbia
Europe
Northern Pacific
Khartoum
London Demanded A Premium of Twenty-Five Guineas To Reinsure the State Line
Zorilla
France
Tax Bear
Greely Reef
Sturve
Union
Greeley
Wichita, MccPherson & Denver Railroad Company
MorniLt
Maria Rappelye
Pélerme
Anderson
Philip Gephandt
Western Union Telegraph Companys
Newton
Ures
Indian Affairs Committee
Kansas State News
Barrmone
Seaboard
Naill
Webster
Custom House
Amity Coal Company
Kyterville
William Higgins
Cageman
James Steele
John Riley
William Jones
T.istton
Greenville County
D. C
Greenville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mary van Vranken
Geneva
Ontaro County
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cloner Evans
Buffalo Express
Sandwich Islands
Ular
Fedha
Dominions Fe
Frenciaco Curenicle
W. P. Seeds
Abilene, Kansas
Stambaugh & Hurd
Attorneys At Law
Culbertson & Mead
Abilene
J. E. Boxeplane
W.E. Dever
First National Bank
Abilene Bank
Lemis
Panocess
United
Lebold, Fisher & CO
Bankers
Thomas Kirby
Banker
General Banking
Reo
Wera
M. L. Potter
Woodbine P. D
C. W. Ligbett
Allsalee
Guuranteed
Abletun Kansas
A. Smalley
Aberstamis
Geo. A. Niles
Dickincon
Elsehengz
Sears
Raub & Jackson
Lepep
Dental Perfors Cor
Broadway Amt
Ste Abilene
Hal
Cottage Hotel
J. W. Gore
Propr
H. J. Hudson
Bhop
Nicolay’s Lumber
John J. Prichard
Junction City
Am Vara
Neler Promately
Mibomedico
Andreas Baite
Jupetien City
Kia
Nes
Tk New Bakery
Seatity Athe Porter & Umbrell
Frank A. Smalley
Ming
Tornede
Lencashire
Manchester
Cameda
Keller
East Third Street
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