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sensations, followed bT nir6tpls ",,oPi 'hiiS
cough prompt measures Of relief should he
taken. consumption is scrofulOus diseosc ~
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The pain-banisher is a name applied to d;
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-25

muscular power. At Oxford he had been
famous as an athlete Without a word he
st his teeth and sprang on Philippa's as
sailant He dared not strike him-his crush
ing blow might fall on the wrong person
but in n second the wretch found his arms
| wrenchei from his victim and half dislo-
Gated, while he writhed helplessiy in the en-
ragei clergyman's grip He did not stop TO
argue the moral points Of the case. His
| blood boiled in a most unchristianlike man
ner. Without more ado he put forth all his
| great strength and hurled the ruffian from
him with prodisious forca The man fell
with dull. heavy thad on the iron-bound
path: moreover, lie lay there still and silent;
and Percival. whose rage was expended iu
that effort Of strength. felt his heart grow
sick from the fear that be had taken human
life
Yet Philippe was his first cara She stood
by his side motionleSS Her face in the
moonlight. looked hyid Her ewes were di-
lated and full of horror She paid no heed
to his anxious inquiries, but she clAsped her
hands round his strong right rrm-she even
seemed TO caress it, to be trying to estimate
its power
"Percival.- she whispered, you are strong
you have killed him
God forbid,- said Percival nervously,
and stepping to the fallen man His fears
were soon at resi-. The fellow hreatbed
heavily, and as he leaned over him the rec
tor detected in that breath a strong smell Of
ardent spirits He was glad 70 find the man
. stranger to Cheistoa-glai be had not been
compelled to chastise one Of his own flock
Evidently the rogue was O hak-drunken
tramp; 50. greatly relieved, the rector went
back to Philips
He is dsad-you have Killed himr she
said
~No-ssnseless, and, suspect haH-drunk
Now go home viii run up 70 the village
and fetch the constable
Fhilippa shivered
Go back and Kill him. she mid In
strange VOICE
The rector looked at her In amaDsnsnt
Her large eyes CLEANED like those Of Wild
animal
my darling b aid, you are upset II
he has robbed Or injured you hs VIII pay
bitterly for il Go home, dear Philippe, I
win soon be with you
AgAia he felt her shndder. Inn IN q
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-25
Gossip Were not Iaduised In.

What would social or domestic life be Il
gossip were never indulged in, Suppose .
family 81: around the breakfasstable and
the dinner table and the iresids 1t night and
talked about nothing but the weather. or, il is
be . profound thinking family, about eth
ical culture that's . Boston term. Be
hevel, or mental phe, omenA Hcw inter
esting life would be, There Is . time for
gossip, Just as there b tina for serious re-
hecticn And the SCALED -idle gossip h
not only not injurious bot il ID beneficial IS
. relaxation from the severe duties Of hse.
Richmond State
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-25

The '.kestaurant Plan on SeeansAips.
One Of the Transatlantic Steamship Hn0
Is said to have determined upon trying the
restaurant plan next summer, The paosa-
ger paying for what he orders only.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-25

Tie tact remains trus, through all tina
and In every grade Of socisty, that woman
is and must Be chiefly her own prosscsor =
Phiiadeiphia Record
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-25

The only countries in Europe which are
governed by native rulers are Portugal.
Turkey, ana the several German kingdoms
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-25

Tnsy say the prince Of Walks i hayine
. vfeechsd tine with chronic dyspepsiA
, 1886-12-01
The Union Pacific Railway

I N Nm On M =
,r tho hoard If c,r warm INC report
,be linen p,c;Gc Ra;Imnr directors oil
ii'aon ra"o;rai 81, M ';r"as company has
and was ~ Jav made nuII;'' department,
-" TI a. ran"v, puo'' o' secretary
Sina. ,ho ,eior. say
Oh lug ny '.e uaee u our ~ report Jan
cb,r ,9o9' cav rne ,hn hn,,nr ond Tx 'uau mas
enanSeu lor the peter anu tfe property
'ah,a "IV'e eha 1s y, .i Erehe dnu increasing
, aa, I, ,ha s e, a.s9 IG porne III mlhu
s sn :" a ~ ;em 'ears iain'e uue o' SIN
, 1886-12-01
T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Cattlemen Appeal to President.
Cleveland.
Carter COtton's Mysterious
Disappearance.
Powderly's Circular to Knights
of Labor.
An Appeal to PRESIDENT CleveIan,


DENVER, Nov. 30.-rhc following let
ter was addressed to President Cleveland
to day
OFFICE OF THE Observation-Disclosures
ASSOCIATION. DENVER. Col, Nov. 30
70 Ills ErceHency. Grorer Clcreiana.
Prcsi3ot If The Uaited States, The
time has come when that branch of the
commercial interests OF the country repre-
scented By the live stock industry, feels
that it should no longer plead for, but de-
mand justice. | AIN empowered by the
live stock men of the plains, who have
more than 5000, 900, 900 invested in cattle
alone, to respectfully invite the attention
of Your excellency to the imminent danger
threatening our herds by the existence OF
contagious bovine diseases, which if once
introduced to the open ranges ofthe West.
will sweep our entire interests from the
earth. | feel that | am justified in ask
ing that in your forthcoming message to
congress some suggestions may be made
in the interest oflegislation, looking to the
determination of the contagious cattle dis
case known as pleuro pneumonia, and
such sanitary regulations as will protect
the cattle interests of the United States
against the importation Of cattle from
known diseased centers of other countries.
| would further respectfully submit
that under the pooling system entered by
the transportation companies of the
United States, and the iniquitous favor
itism of the rebate system, g%rievous
wrongs are perpetrated on the producer of
beef. and the consumer as well. That
the same combination which compels the
~ "il 10 pay iii ex9rhitant
price for one of the prime necessities OF
life, compels the producer to accept for
his products Il price that has pressed the
cattle grower to the verge of ruin. The
bill now pending before congress for the
regulation of interstate commerce,
known as the Reagan bill, is in the inter
est of justice and equity, and the cattle
industry bespeaks for it such attention in
your message as may meet with your
commentator. Respectfully,
Signed r. G. HEAD,
President International Range Associa-
ton.
, 1886-12-01
~nfpv~ EPoM THE WIRES

The president has appointed Mnn.d
VI. Neal. Of Franklin, Ind. to be agent
for the Indians OF Lemhi agency, in
Idaho.
Two hundred and sixty men were dis
charged from the department of construc-
ton and repair in the Brooklyn navy yard
yesterday.
The wholesale millinery house of VIII
liam Swale 4 Co., the Oldest in Milwau-
kec, has made an assignment. The as
sets are estimated at $1,000; liabilities
unknown.
DIR. Carl sliebold, one of the best
known homeopathic specialists in New
York City, was found dead Yesterday in
his bachelor apartments in the Union
Dime Savings Bank building. His
death was caused by appoplexy.
The president message again formed
the only subject Of discussion at the meet
ing of the cabinet Yesterday. All mem
bers were present. 1t is understood that
the message Is complete, with the single
exception of that portion relating to the
naval establishment.
A stay of execution has been granted
in the cases of w. II. i. Maxwell, Prel-
ler's murderer, and the Chinese high
binders, under sentence to be hanged IN
st. Louis Jan. /, until Feb. /, in order
that a transcript of the cases may be fin
ished before an appeal is taken.
, 1886-12-01
The Carter Cotton Fraud.

DENVER, Nov. 30.-Rumors became
current upon the streets late last nigh
that L. l.. C.rter- Cotton. manager of thu
North-pace IN Land X Canal -re-ln.ny'
.a also an eA.enslve real estate opera
tor at Fort Collins, had "absconded and
left creditors to a large amount. \ state
ment of the facts as learned from a gem
tleman of high standing in financial circles
of Northern Colorado, and who is in posi-
ton to know, is that for some weeks past
MIR. Carter Cotton's numerous creditors
have been becoming uneasy and were
suspicious of his movements and trans
tions. A week ago Thursday Il number
of them corraled him in his Office. After
some talk Mr.. Carter-C Cotton made a pre-
text to 60 out and locked his creditors in
and has not since been seen in or about
Fort Collins. The creditors got out by
climbing over the transom. How Carter
Cotton got away is not known. The next
day he was seen in Denver and here all
traces of him ceased This same gentle
man, in connection with another promi-
nent f~nancier of this city. gave to a re-
porter the following statement in regard
to Carter Cotton's financial operations.
They said:
fT. AdIltI-1Oltbu lSSutu bplllS vi
the North Poudre canal and 10000 acres
Of land to the amount of Slj0,000.
The Travellers Insurance company took
$4,000 of these bonds, and the other
100000 are held by various New
England parties. In addition, he has
borrowed on the stock of the canal
$4,000. He has also negotiated for
them upwards OF $4,000 on real estate
mortgages; he also secured III the neigh
borhood of S25,0O0 on land contracts
from Hayden and Dickinson, of this city;
in addition he has nearly $4,000 mis-
cellaneous debts. Altogether his indebt-
cdness has been figured up by Fort Col
Inns bankers at S305, 900. The Travellers
Insurance company, Hayden and Dickin-
son and a representative Of the parties
holding a claim of 100000 in the east
claim they are fully secured by first mort
gage bonds on the canal and the land of
the Poudre company, which are valued at
twice the amount, as the canal is one OF
the finest in the state. There is an opin-
ion among a few that Carter Cotton has
not absconded. but gone ON a trip to
Europe or Mexico, and will return
shortly and square up all claims against
him. but it is generally believed in finan-
cial circles that he has no intention of re.
turning.
, 1886-12-01

Chicago. Nov. 80 About 100
knights of Labor, representing district
assemblies Nos. "A and 81, met tonight
to consider resolutions concerning the trial
and sentence ofthe condemned Anarchists.
The important portion OF the resolution is
as follows
Believing that the late trial was conduc-
ted by the prosecution with malice and
prejudice, utilizing as it did informers. the
disrcputablc Pinkertons, and the periured
Gilmers and the bailiff, who declared that
he would not summon anyone as a Juror
who, in his opinion, was not in favor of
hanging, we, therciora, express the
hope that the Supreme Court OF the STATE
of Illinois, may grant anew trial so that
the ever growing conviction among the
common people namely, that courts of
law are only in the interests of the rich,
may not find additional proof in this in
stance.
, 1886-12-01

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O.-The Pres
to morrow will publish Il secret circular
issued by the general officer of the
Knights of Labor, in which the following
are the principal points of general liz
terest:
The address opens with reference to an
appeal for funds to assist victiInized and
locked out members in various parts OF
the country. and the unsatisfactory re
sponse which left many thousands who
were thrown upon the hands of the order
by a lockout, lily provided for, thereby
Gripping the power and usefulness of the
order. Powderly then says the order
reached the most critical period Of its
history. lie refers to the contract which
employees were made to sign, compelling
them to leave the Knights of Labor, and
SAYS: Every man who has joined the
knights of Labor has pledged himself to
do his duty in the cause of mankind.
No oaths bind him to any act contrary to
the duty he yves to God or his country.
But something more sacred even than
an oath-his pledge of honor-binds him
to loyalty to defend the principles of
truth. honor, justice and citizenship
Two alternatives present themselves
unconditional surrender. or money ior
defense. Which should it be?
In order to alleviate the distress of
many knights thrown out of employ
ment. the address says the general exccu-
tive board unanimously resolved to levy
an assessment OF twenty-five cents per
member from all local assemblies of the
order, and the assessment should be
credited to those who responded to the
call. The assessment will be
, 1886-12-01
A rr,ze Fight Abandoned.

LONDON, Nov. 3o.-Knifton, who was
to have fought a prize fight with bare
knuckles to a finish with Jem Smith in
Paris to-day, for the heavy weight
championship of England and heavy
stakes, backed out at the last m and
refused to go to the battle ground. The
men had been in active and close training
for the encounter for several weeks and
the interest taken in the event was wide
spread and intense. The amount of
money up in wagers was large. Last eve
ming, all preliminaries having been salts
f%actori!y arranged, a trainload of promi-
nent sports and a~ristocrats went to Paris
to witness the battle, The only
reason knitton gave for his conduct
Vas that he found the number OF Smiths
adherenfs VIE would attend the fight was
so much greater than-the number of his
own friends, that he feared hcwculd be
unable to obtain fair play, and So CON
cluded to to abandon the contest, which
he felt convinced would be hopeless under
the circumstances.
, 1886-12-01
Cholera nv South America.

BUENOs AYREs, NOV. ~.
lunatic asylum here cholera cases average
ten daily, while among the inhabitants of
the city the victims have not exceeded
eight any day. At Rosario the condition
is somewhat improved, only ~twenty-eight
new eases and fourteen deaths being re
ported yesterday. In the city Of Cordova,
the center of communication between Bue-
nos Ayres and the provinces, a procession
comprising $1,000 persons passed through
the streets Yesterday carrying images of
saints and praying Tor a decline of the
epidemic. Twelve new cases and five
deaths were reported in the city yester-
day and the population is greatly alarmed
, 1886-12-01
A Painter Of Five Dollar BiIls.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Ohicers OF
the secret service recently seized a fac
smile painting Of a five dollar United
States note as being in violation of the
laws against counterfeiting. The paint
done, hat it looked as though the note
was lying on the wood and could easily be
removed. The chief of the secret service
division thought that the painting should
not be restored; the artist, however, pro-
tested against this as unjust. lie repre-
scented that the painting was Il work OF
art, and was worth about $500. Some OF
the treasury officials are of the opinion
that the artist is right. The question has
been referred to the solicitor of the treas
ury. 1t is understood that a number OF
these paintings are in existence.
, 1886-12-01
Horrible Wife Murder.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30-Da,id liar
ri- is q years old and has been married
five times. liis wife was a widow, a
Mrs. Jennie Wallacc. and the wedding
occurred about five months ago. The
pair resided with the wifc's father, Al
fred jenkins, Abont four weeks ago
Harris began proceedings for divorce, but
the action was withdrawn and the former
relations resumed. To night the family
sat down to supper. During the meal lIar-
%ris'suddcnly rose from hischalr, and taking
his wife by her hair, which was hanging
loose, he held her head back. placed a re-
volvor to her forehead and fired. the ball
passing through her head. He then
turned the weapon 10 his " head and
fired. He also gashed his throat with a
lance. Both will die.
, 1886-12-01
Make P. O.. Money Orders payable and
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, 1886-12-01

CHICAGO, Nov. 30. -Cattle-Receipts,
1000, market quiet and values weaker;
shipping steers. g50fal 800 pounds, 1925
6a5.OO: stockcrs and feeders, $1,000.
3.3j. through Texas cattle-cows. 500
az 80, steers, -. 70(aS.GU Western
rangers steady; natives and half breeds.
81 2nfa5 So; wintcrcd Texans, 81. l0q
aGn.
, 1886-12-01

WAsmNGToN. Nov. 3O,-lt is csii-
mated at the treasury department that
the public dept statement to be issued to-
morrow will show a decrease in the debt
for tn month of November OF a little
over $1,000, 600. The small amount OF
reduction is principally due to the fact
that nearly SILICON, 600 were paid out
during the month for pensions alone.