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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
LEARN THEIR TRADES

The physician AID the d. nt's's are
PIT iiunine the J. cisiarure .or law. 10
protect medical aud dental practice ny
t,er-ons not educated and skilled III
those pro 'e-sions. That a Reasonable
law on this subject j. quite necessary
10 protect rhc public from a seriou-
AID damaging Imposition l. qui'e evil
lent. The fire. dom Il bu-ill Isl,
vital interest, motto be unnecessarily
resi- ricted, but if the freedom 10
practice law aud Ia t"acr school
j, necessarily res rictcd TO those VIII"
nave pas,,.d ih. ordeal of - legal exam
nation I. r these purposes, tie prac-
ice If medicine, surgery and dentistry
-hould bc ~ least as careful Y guarded.
he supply t doctors and dentists l.
fully ,quai TO the demand. and The
r.I. ri which medical colleges are
ending forth gIadu ties suggests
Iiat here is no danger of the supply
bcconing exhausted. People who are
If ed with such great natural abil ~
IS physicians that the community
~uuid su:ier loss if deprived
Ut their insdical service, can.
even If poor. readily secure The
educational requirements that
law 40 regulate such Practice would
,!e,ra"d, and great dea. of rharlaian-
>in and imposition be prevented. he
fall l. that a ihurougu apprentice sys-
ten. a -,si.-m by which every per-on
would be more iTaiied in The occnpa-
ion he or she proposes TO follow, rs
The very great nrces-it, OF this make
shit. hnp-iiazrrd, hnlf-ekil'ed age
Freedom OF thought and action and
change # opinion and In-thod. exper-
imeni, improvement aud progress,
are 10 be encouraged in The prac-
ice of medicine, in all its branci e.,
IN law, in cduraIi' u, in mechanics, III
engineering, ev-iy KIND OF bus ness,
but ir,-, dom ami progress are quite
,,,inpat bic win legal re, ralnIs upon
ignorance, presumption and inexprri-
cncc There would be Srca deal
les botch-work, aud very great inn
prrvrIucni if all people learned their
I AIDES lief. re undertaking To ra"rv
them on, and II We ca not have Tins
rme applied To every avoca ion, II eau
al least be applied 10 those which take
health aud lite with their cha yes and
assume To- po,-e-s The Kill Necessity
to lac ci',. of The human body IN IT.
various conditions and eXigenclcs.-
F.lmporIa X p..biican.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
EDITORIAL WORK.
Lesvenworth Standard.

IEeNeDNorlu StdHuhIu.
We are told lnaI one morning Dean
SwIII'o hou>ekccpcr called lnm, IhI' h
lu2 sc vas uvcrs.erpinS himself, VIII II
he 4, market that he MAS T. ing IN
..Ihinking of " / Tor the day" Sherl-
di.u'- i,IIst,Iret saAIngs were always
,-ar.f. IL clab"ra ed b fu { he went
into company. Washington lr,ing,
he Q"nic, Y, and The porI
" Urtls - uIih always composed as
hey lci-urciy waiked IN lac green
rclu>. ranbicd "y,r sunny slopes or
~aI uiil,.N under shade Tree. IA III
a. Moore wTuIc IN AN acreage Only
vIgni iIne> "a day, and LungIcilow, al
though quiIc Il prolific writer l. known
~ have been We slow. Emerson did
moi average n'rc than me essay
year. aud las ii. Ell thoughts bear Ihe
iiIark- oi having been coined over i
u,Zy;i Times or Inuic before he allow
cd them To 90 utv circulation.
Bat The editor If "a uaiiy paper b
no gr cn fields or >yl' glade, 10 air
hi~ thoughts IA, has no ,I.ne io hrow>e
and pasture III lat hbrarie, aud roii up
az rs cNc> in iIIcrar, cover, maxi.
honcN al hl- leisure ia tue sun
>BIue and breezy shade. lie
has no time 10 wiit cor IN Isl intervals,
.u-pIraIl"nal IN DDS. but mu-I, on ilI':
pur col me IA, HI, though his men
tai a, - ratu- be ii, airy al AN
old sun warmed pump in dog d,l,,
iurn Ihc c,auk ami grind out II rcSu-
,aT = i>i; aua IL must he superb &c
Il llal "A ur,lrr To iiud "a r. >pe. table
market. Nhai can lac do in The way
oil trimming or smoothing INTO -hapr a
rather iuXurianl or awkward srnt,nce
NH iidseN printers calling Tor copy.
He must work by ,he cIuck. News
- per WORK must be done at the mo-
lII, nt, and there l. no excuse or apol-
"@y Tor delay admissible Ii VIII
never uo Tor lhr PAPER To be behind
TIM. A. well exp, 81 The >uu To cease
shining cor the earth To stop spinning
un hCr ANS, as Il daily prIcr 10 tail IN
prnmp ~ furnishing ,'X day IN seven
Il good bili of fare Tor lis readers.
Aud then no good cdit.r tuinks of
doing 50 On bic 81 thing as writing Tor
lame, tor they kn.w too well how
tickle aud uncertain public opinion is
IL build amy permanent hope upon II
Ihcy have not The i gut II d"uDt that
most of the paper trei2htcd with
Ihcir precious thoughts, will be used
lu wrap II and naiis, uni, rlay car
ucis, kiudlc stove wood or 20 iuIo the
waste basket and II, nee they learn 10
b,. Sa,i-ficd when tuey please them
selves
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
THE ATICNAL CATTLE TRAIL

The concurrent resolution which
passed the senate without a division
viii attract. not Dolly in kln-as,
bar wherever trere are st"ckmen III-
rested. ~ eiuIn ,fIng from "A prrcti-
cal st-ckm u of great eNpcrlrnre ant
- ineni ali lify. IL i worthy of oO-
-rryatiou that the mru who lake the
4. cIc-i ini-re-i IN tins CA tie tail irolu
Texas {" NJ rnitobl do not even inag
iur ira' there - any reason for ihit
rail com uru lug on the Gulf of Mex
leo, bat Il e satisfied TO open u up
rom the north texas line. and pour
Tie >trrauI> into ~ ~ into The mouth
of funnel. To drain L Xas through a
itas~agc raN six mills wide and in
definite in Icing II. even into the Brit
l-ii dpn'niu ip- - Alaska, in
cur OWN country. And Vet lrXa-
um IL an the public lands within her
boundaries hv reservation in the ac
of admIS~i II III q the union
In lcNas here are IA" [ uired States
lands - ~pir' PIRATE To rhIs great pa--
lure field for Texas crtilr. IL seems
Il augr thai the rongr>t advocates
Of -raIC rights shonld be the vcry men
10 discover that there were no STATE
rights elsewhere 10 interfere with
g. cun. and la AK congress tn condemn
and appropriate the lands of thu
rcnil" Tor their >peciai accommo-
laIIun.
Loot st she grant OF highway and
u uaSiura e AT the same time for Tex
as cattle ot $50 acre. per mile. AT 4
STEER io three ant half screS. il
would pasture more Than ! 600 head of
cattle y, r mjlp W en- they should re
strung uiir tor tire d'grers across
TrNa> with the mrandcring OF the
roa,'. about 200 mile. II would b. a
pr-iura.e for p 0.oo0 h. al of cal lc. 10
-av noihtng OF ihe danger of TcNa-
fever.
The people will thank Senator How
ms that be has taken this Texas bull by
he horns aud llung him out of The
a..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
Ru1I1 WON'T ROLL.

There is, however, one weak point
in his statement. There is no doubt
about Mr.. Lccaie's efforts TO get
n, ncy from the national committee
ON Iretense that il was for St John
That is proven. Yet in the entire
statement there is not one word OF in
dignaiion from 81. John against this
man, who thus dragged hi- name in
Ih. mire Nowhere in il dpes he DENY
that lie had 90. iiienii i relations with
this man, who may be able to do bu-i-
ness with corrupt leg AZURE. but
hecones lost when he undertakes TO
deal with matter bryou his state
Inc. IL hardly seems possible that IN
such statement Mr. ST. john could
have been kept from indignant denun-
ciarloEs al this scounirel except by
The restraint of some guilty couu-c-
lion with him. Mr.. Si. John can sever
be fully restored Ia public respect un-
Ill he shows that gu.f r Ills between
hIIn-eli' and !.esutr.-ChIcsgo Inter-
OceaiI.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

\ bill has been introduced in the
Kau>a- stale senate which r,ovi.ic-
for uniform text books for pub L.
schools L. be selected an decided up
on by the presidents of lhc STATE in
siiin ions of learning, ho shall have
poacr 1" make contracts for The book.
J h" bill wa, Introduced hy Mr. Wa
son, and pu's an awful power Into
the hands of about Iour men who
could H. one or two hundred ihous-
and dollars for their decision and con
tract. for an, given ii t Years. Re
member wr only ~nv g ,uli.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
THE LAST CHARGE AT SHILOH.

From Genesal Gra::''a illustrated
account "f the ba tie of Shi oh in ih'
February Century we quote the fol-
towing: "This day everything wa
favorable 10 the Federal side. W.
now had hacome he attacking party
The enemy WAS driven back MI day,
Us we had been the day before. until
finally he beat a precipilate retreat
The lat priut held BY him was near
the road from The laudny TO CorinIli,
on the left OF Sherman AID right ui
McClrrnand. About s o'clock, b. i'm
hear that point, aud seeing thai tn
enemy WAS giving WAY everywhere
else, I gathered up couple OF regi-
mems, or parts of regiments, firm
troops near b.. formed them III line
of bait and marched them forward
going in front mystlf To prevent pre-
mature or lun9-range ii lug Al this
point there was a clearing bet" cen ue
aud the euein, favorable iur charging,
although exposed. k",w the ereuik
were ready TO break. and ,nly wanted
little e enlargement frun as 10 go
quickly and join their fLicuds ~ ho had
started earlier. After marching to
wi'hin mu-ket-,angc, / stopped ami
let The troops pass. The command
"Charge" WAS gwen, AMI was executed
with loud CHEERS AMI W tn a run, y hen
the last of the enemy broke"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

We would recommend To our lcgis-
la'urs a Topeka a d lisent pcru-al OF
Kansas newspapers. They viii be
obliged, we supp c, Ia procure The
newspapers NJ Thcir own expense, or
look tor tlcn IN he state historical!
sociefy's rSom-; bat They will be
f und wei worth the money
or The search. II j. not the
Auchi-on papers aloi-c ~ hich are di--
cu-sing taxation. the road laws, the
school laws. and other matters of in
Iere-t To- kau-as senators an Iepr"-
se.taiivc-; lie interest j. general al
over tn. state. Not ouly The editorial
pens are given To- these I'll mes, but
the best minds ia the STATE are fur
ni,hing communications. Let The
le.i>l ture read the papers. Cham
plUn.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
THE WAR CHIEF DEMoLrs HE'D.

We learn tina IN lat Friday night
some person "r persons bros" into the
building AT >ou;h Haven. where the
Oklahoma War Chief VAS lodged, aud
with >lrdge hammer conpl. tely de
moii>hpdii. The fact leading the
deed a our REPORTER learned them are
as iulloas: Several weeks syu the
boomers proposed to the people
OF South lIsv-n If they wou ii
rais,. certain amount of money for
the purpose of procuring material for
the paper the boomers would establish
the Chief At South Haven. That the
citizens. 10y private donations. made
up the amount requested. and the pa
per was started. Before it had run
long an attachment was run against
tie concern for a debt due Mr.. Brans-
c,,mb and the office was closed up.
LIST Friday The ial was had which
resulted in the dismissal of the pro-
ceedlngs against the office. When the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

The ; ale university i calling up
the -gi.l,ture f"r 81 appropriate" tor
bugoI"gy shop. Among other
thing, the faculty clair that the rrsu-
lar woi K has 50 increased ana adj
vanced that They fear they viii be COM
PEELED to dr, p i',r prerara ory depart
mrnt, really the most uunrr-u-ly al
tended department If the Il ad pan
pc school, Ne .nsgc-t thai II the
department j. - crowded HIT il drop
j : normal department. viii ha> IL"
business in The Univ. r-it,, bat which
was added 10y the politicians of the Id
picket To weaken ihc STATE Norm At
and I" ''hd importance aad eXpcn { to
the UNIVERSITY.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

The thica." News vcmrurcd to re-
mark hat - G liiil, scene IN Mo day ia
the senate cvcs ed The lurking dc,ii in
the hearts 9TH ouui lcin Democracy .
wHcrcupnn Ihc Memphis Avalanche
pays its respects Ia the News as fol-
low:
Como. P.chsn Il; You're irving 10
win back l,cI ubII,uu subscriber. o>i
whr" va IA IA util"d. You q Il
Scribe. Il Phari cr. Il = duv.c nnd a
hypocrirr and Il craW ti-h. and ca re-
pigeon Tweed aul Ia X gall and
your" suspected oi bong piIvl 10 th'
81. John dtai'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

Spe k'n" al thn pas - %: the Ed
muui~ till for the relief # General
Graur. thu u ,-,on iIrral saw:
Gen. Grants service - Ihc union
wcr- simply iuoStim ,bie. lie left a
If. position ut he rrnd of The army
10 a'c pit ihc irr-id ncy n=ainSr III
iuclinatinn-. Pr vale individuals Ia vr
since that rimr. given him .ukrus &"
their gratitude aud admiration, buI
the nation has done nothing. Thu
least it can DOW do. j.. hunur, is l..
place him upon the ret CT lit of the
arn, that hc le : To victory upon SO
many and s,,ch i'm oria'.i urcaeions,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
STAND TOGETHER.

A friend writes ~ from Washing
in ston. January l.: :" heard Hon
:. {. Mil rd, OF N,w ! olk. FAY this
morning That ~" other delegation in
this house has received :" much from
I Is house Il, hat from X .nS;Is. be
lieve il i because they all work to-
getocr, actin. "a one man when they
attempt Ia ,cCure anything " This
j. very high praise, bat the fact i
probably not ovcr-t .tel.-Commou
wealth
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

The state Historical snricty held il
anuua; :. r>ion al 1oI,ka day before
Yesterday. whc; an Interesting paper
WAS read b iorr II ~ Ihe rci'r IA.
president. F. T. BaNeT. New officer
wer,. elected fns The coming wear ani
the directory donbied in number.
This slate ii >lor.cal >nriciN ha- be-
c .in,. one of TIA. Institute OF til
stale. aud il i destined Ia De proud
and leading onn.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

Its not established that SCHUYLER
Colfax died of too much tobacco. bat
the indications pniut IN that direction.
Some years ago he WIS warned that he
must restrict himself in the Use of to-
b eco or take great risks OF death from
nicot ne poison Tobacco seem, 10 be
the am of manv public man.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
Attention Everybody

Twenty eve 'thou-ani POUNDS % shonli-
e-s ,siei AMI unsalt ., fnr sac
4; S;suart's Packing House. Retail Ffio-
5 eents per Uu3 OF sS 90 Yer 81"
pounds Wsrran.sd drst-c'sss ~ every r~spcct-
and cSsal,-r than will be o.~r-d In this rnsrNet
on again IIkeWtse S51Ecaace Of spare
Tbs. bsek no g Lola AMI trimming q; I've
ao.l let i've prlcss No I ssu-A<~. al PORK.
well -ea. ned sgd nsde r. n ess s-l-ct cute
20 ceris t-er pound or In - pounds lot. az -
cents SoEis be tise TO get your can. Oiled ~!;h
Pave Hn.dulI rated lari. igbi and zen ga
ion can. fIis-i with pure leaf ard back strip
"a rsn:.a 20 Keep ssee. during the SIMMER.
a.r5.f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
election. that il is calculated TO wound
he feelings of ex-Gov. st. John and
the Rev. DR. Burchard.

Among The odd as well as familiar
names in the Kansas state senate we
note Blue Buchan, Humphrey Mar
nall. Green Picker, ais" Blue Redden
White At lea-t that is the way these
names stand in some of he roll-caiis.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

Tie Providence journal, with an
eve Ia justice, remarks in reference TO
Car Sc uriz cong ratulaiing The indie
Desdsnt Republicans on the glorious
victory which they won at the lssi
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
Not AeeiimAted.

This IS what Q New Yorker visiting Bos-
toa wrote &c friend last week: ! shiv.-
witt s tiS overco.r On While ys gentle Boz
tones sceth along n bis cc-Avay coeL Nth
q Perennial blue smile on k.s tk4a bet trts--
laetuAl Sas~-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
HsfShrt Parties

Thes- arc si2cial feature, an 5n- tbs Cap
ule,s an IontaSues 81 society this winter
l. there has ieen any ccolne-s or harl feel
Ing which hiss estranSei the families Il =
neiSbbO-hooi or -Ss:, some one weo orcu-
pies ucGtTsl g-ouni gives Ratchet party.
70 which ali are invited. Il Is not etiquette
10 decline such 81 invitation II $ german
Is gwen, sIiall hafcAets highly decorated.
arc e,cha-ssi The foraI garritu-e take.
the form .. hstchec- AZ toe supper IN.
Re reSlrseEts take a share which indicates
that t.e h.tche. IS buried
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

Finlav Rose great Furuitur. and Isrpet Em-
roTium. Nn- I!9 aud .2l Main street. oprp-i ?
the fustuffc- l. the largest e-ts hli-hW@rl 10
The cifs To PROV IL yi-it the other furniture
e-tsbil-hn4eEt- then cali ut ko-- mammoth
--tahIi-hrrstt and y0u will st oBcs b@ curs
viucsi q the truthfuiue-s &c this -tafsllsnt.
rld "a here Won viii zee th- large; sEd nne-t
display Il arts &c furniture ia the 9ity, sl-o,
the largest assortment Of common aH.i medium
furniture b. crest emporium can ard v!li
discount suy oth.r DEALERS price The qur--
ia1 mi .tiAri-s v hy he csa sell ch.aTsFf ~
rsu-e he owns The establishment ~ ocsapirf
ard hss the nloreg 20 bzck it-wtth n" rent t.
$50 snf the rnsuey 80 take advantage q the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

case was dismissed the boomers began
TO load NJ the Office and haul it away,
which created no little Indignation
among the people of South Haven
Wellington Press.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
The uoss EHprnsive Link

[Chi-ssc Journal
On TIN erVund tie word the rac=. ex-
psnsive Ink J. TIA; iron san Fr.nci-oo &c
iTokohaz-ia. which c-s:s $50. with 20 CO,
rateA because tasrs . no Composition
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
HATFiELD's ADDITION.

Nesre-t to business eeuter Of city. Priees
os and .s-y terms
Go to the h7st stairs east Of the New
Ork store FOR photographs. S2u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
EVA A. BATES,

Teacher OF Piano. Violin and theory, lac OF the
Cincinnati College OF Music For terms call
on or adiress SO North Main street, or Col
lngs RATES Law once, Wichita. Kansas.
d.vi-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
DR. J. c. DEAN,
j. II. KOLLAS, ". ID.

DESrrsr. Opposite the postonlcc. Teeth ex-
tracied without pain. ly-5l-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

The noted magnetic healer, is located at No.
go North Market street where the sick AMI
suffering may receive the benefit Of her wonder
full healing power. Charges reasonable
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

ils W VI u NJ
is permAr emily located in Il oms and over
40 oman ( Sons bank No it5 y. Hain
street, wichita Kansas. where he il pref AIRED
10 trert alt blood and skin diseases Kidney
and blaid troubles = ee lily cured Pr ate
and chronic diseases a - .cihlty. and 4 dis
"a IS the urinary Orgap- Il both -eN,s cured
an tn Insurance plan. nscure no pay CAL Ur
address tonsu iaiion free and treatment low
Medicines sent eVeTy where d. slim
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
MADAMES MCCOY 4 DYER

MADAAES MCCOY & DYER,
Specialists fer all Female Diseases Also Hy-
podeYmic Medjcsted vapor Baths. for the cure
Of Ague. RheuDs ti<m. etc. Once I56 North
Topeka avenue, wichits.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

Physician. surge n and Acc ucheur. Respond
proml,tl, 10 all calls at day and night extent ed
:" his ofice. snuth side Of Douglas avenue be-
tween ,arkei aud Main streets, ever Bitter
furniture store Particular attention TO all
Int"r' al Ad-ctiors OF the Throat Chest, Aldo
men. Peivis- Nerves. Con1nements 3 Diseas-
G. Of Women: and peculiar to Children:
tlcey- and TUmors Consultation persona ly or
by letter in American, as well Ms the German
language disG-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

q. n. TEEO, NJ. ID.

| Physician, surgeon aud Accourher Di-es-e>
| % Females -t,ecialty tit'ire yer Pollock 4
Pearce's, Door No. : Residence 336 South
Empofia avenue. tlils len at r Healy's
| land Office promptly answered di61-tr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22
DR.. W S. McBURNIE,

DR.. " s. McBURNIE
Formerly physician and surgeon TO the Louis
vile City and Marine hospital. and late health
officer of Springfield. Illinois. has located a,
No. 10 Main street, Opposlte the postofiice.
for general practice Special attention paid 70
gynecoiogy. electric and a'vanic baths Of
flee hours 10 10 A. NJ. ana to { p. NJ. and al
nj sht di5-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

-. II. BENTLEY K Hatfield, j {. Bentley
BENTLEY, HATFIELD & BENTLEY,
Attorneys st Law. Office in FeTreii Block on
p,siie PostufNic-. Wichita. kas dis II
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

TERRY ( DUMOST
Architects and Superintendent. Office In
Roy-' block. Wichita, Kansas 2-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-22

DR.. ". l.. DOYLE,
DENTS: Office over Rsrnes & Sons ,lru.
tore. Centennial block lchita. al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-21
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES
Newa from AsmIral ioaet.

News from Asmlral Joast.
WAsHINdToN, July 2O.-UDder date
OF July Admiral Jouet has sent to
the Navy Department, from Sava.
nills, report Of the condition OF af.
fairs In the United States of Colombia.
he makes mention OF a recent battle
between tho government forces and
revoiutionists,i which 1000 men were
said TO have been killed. TIE admiral
says the government troops, number
ing about 1000, haye advanced from
Cartagena TO Calomar, on the banks of
tho Magdalena River, where they are
strongly entronched. Calomar is Ga
miles above Barranquilla, In
addition to this land force the govern.
ment has now an efficient steamer
called the Cauca, which Is armed as a
vessel OF war and is ready TO perform
any naval service which may be 10
quired OF her. The revolutionary forces
number only about $500 men,
Dut the revolutionists hold
and are therefore able to move about
freely on Magdalena River, while the
government forces, having but two
smsll steamers, are Obliged to move by
land, and arc therefore much impeded,
On June 10 General Camarge, a yerv
prominent Colombian politician and
leader, arrived at this port In an English
steamer, and upon landing imme-
diately assumed command OF the rev.
olutionary army. The arrival of Gem
eral Camargo, who Is a violent Liberal,
effectuslly defeated tho efforts TO se.
cure Ieace by treaty, although there is
no doubt but that these efforts would
have been successful IL he had re-.
mained away while longer. General
Csmargo attacked a force OF about
10000 with his white army and nj.
though no claims to have won the
battle, admits he suffered severe loss,
which iuoludes seven OF his generals
IL IL reported that each side lost about
0,OOO men. The reyolutionists
clearly intend TO conilue
their operations TO MaodSlens
river and the interior, This, together
Win the fact that the government has
now niue nt0am vessels OF war on the
Atlantic coast insures the isthmus ana
vessels ON the high seas against any
chance OF disturbance byrovolutlonists
All reports from the Isihmus OF Pam
ANA indicate that political matters re.
main settled and that peace and good
order prevailes thore. There IL, how
ever, an alarming epidemic OF
yellow fover prevailing ~ Aspin.