Report of the special committee appointed to investigate the troubles in Kansas,: with the views of the minority of said committee.

KANSAS AFFAIRS.
Levi Ford
John Day
Edward Emerson
Charles Jenkins
T B Ackley
D E Maxson
L P Kennedy
E P Stiles
William B Hornsby
James Clarke
F A Bayly
Geius Coleman
Peter Butler
C P Newcomb
M H Spittle
S Wiley
A D Tood
Charles Foy
Richard Knight
A Vanhorn
S Tinneys
C Woodward
F Fuller
Benjamin Lawing
B W Miller
H P Catline
J J Hussey
C P Gordon
K 0 Osborn
E A Coleman
F Savage
S N Hartwell
John Speer
P G Mansfield
F B Beaver
E L Long
E D Lyman
John Clary
K J Marcayson
W Deerfield
H Benjamin
James Thomas
J C Barber
E Bell
William Cleland
Noah Cameron
L Furguson
Charles Campbell
J M Gillis.
J E Cooley
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E K Wrioht
William Evans
Samuel Everett
C A Adams
John Sanders
Leroy-Swift
James Broadl'oot
T B Brown
David BlackJoseph Merchant
E C Lewis
Thomas l,everett
H A Hancock
Samuel Hood
Bejamin Twigget
G P Lowrey
J H Wilder
C A Pease
H Ward
R Flanders
B N Conger
C L Mandel
M R Clough
James. Locke
Newman Allen
Oscar Burroughs
T J Cosselei-n
P L Tetter
8 Fry
Joel Graver
A Berry
J L Speer
N S Stones
Samuel Bryson
B F Read
John SandyM L Gaylord
S Green
J M La-ngdon
William Rickeii
G W Goss
J F Morgan
Columbus Hornsbv
A 0 Carpenter
P W, Lawthney
Calvin G Hoit
hn M Graham