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GATAEsREa IN THRE; EEAEAD,

VFVEA ESfAE dH no q HEI HEEEa H. Eta EDS
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head into the throat sometimes prosc wacry and acrd mt
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the throat, of
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T9ove,naned SYMPTOMS ne likely to be any
annually, nlf
symptoms result in
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UNDERSTOOD or more nsucccssfuy by sician
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No. 5 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper
New York to Chattanooga, without
change, via Harrisburg, Hagcrstown
and Roanoke; also makes connection
Mt Hagerstown with fast mail from
Baltimore.
No. has through connection from
Philadelphia via Harrisburg and G.
V. Railroad, and at Shenandoah
Junction with fast express from BAL
timore and Washington, via Il. & O.
Railroad.
CONNECTIONS. &
At Hagerstown, Md, with the
Western Maryland railroad to and
from Baltimore. Frederick, Ijmmitts.
burg, Gettysburg Penmar. Waymes.
boro, Pa, and points on, the West
ern Maryland railroad and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley rail
road TO and from Harrisburg, Car
Isle, Shippcnsburg, Chambcrsburg,
Mercersburg, Martinsburg, and pointA
On the Cumberland Valley railroad
and branches.
AT Shenandoah Junction, w. Va,
with main line Of Baltimore e Ohio
Railroad to and from the West.
No. 3 makes close connection at
Wayncsboro Junction with @. & y.
lty. East and West bound trains.
AT Loeb Laird, with Lexington
branch of Richmond and Allegheny
railroad
At Buchanan with main line Of
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
AT Roanoke, with Norfolk and
Western railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
AT Boyce, for Wildwood and WIN
chester, Va.
AT Troutvile, for Fincastle.
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Tho aurorl, wh.n very sDrsut, Indicates
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4 Urnutifui CIimbrr-TI,c uoon IiIowcr.

The weather usuLy molcratcs before IL
storm
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No. 4 makes close connection Mt
Waynesboro junction with G. & G.
Ky. East and West bound trains.
No. 4 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper
from Chattanooga to New York with
out c:iansc) via Roanoke, Hagers-
Town and Harrisburg.
No. makes through connection
via Shenandoah junction and Is. e.
o. T. X. for Washington and Balti-
more, and at llagerstown with w. NJ.
Il. r. for Baltimore, and G. v. Rail.
road tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and New York.
o. HOWARD ROVER.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
DAVID w .FLcKwsH, Roanoke.
superintendent, Roanoke, Va.
.. Nj. EuTTEnEr. Pass. Agt.,
Hagerstown. Md.
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al want to thank you," writes Young man
To Is. +. Johns N IL Co., Richmond, Va, "for
p, inct,ng me In a position ny Which | nm en-;
before" This Is but II sampl. extract OF the
many hundred OF similar lett received by
another column.
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beautiful Cliinbcr-Thc Moon Flower,
OF rapid growth foliage large. inre white flowers
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Gu DAYS. and closing "a NOR iin; producing a
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gih ST. fittsbursh. Pi., tSc,Isn.cI aud Florists !
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Observation-Disclosures
Tue man who has Invested from three
10 i've dollurs In II Rubber Coat. AMI
Mt his first half hours experience I'm
sinem lnds 10 Ills sUrruw that Il is
hardly a better protection than n mos
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feels II he docs not look exactly like
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III railway dcI"i. FIRST class hnn-'': particularly
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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
FIRST HIS WIFE. THEN HIMSELF.
A Deserted Husband Shoots His Wife and
Then Commits Suicide.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 30-Last winter Or.
y. N. Alexander and Mrs. Ida Johnson,
wife of well-to-do dealer in agricultural
implements. eloped, going to Mexico. At
the time it was charged that Alexander
was a forger, Johnson in course of time
secured a divorce. and Alexander and Mrs.
Johnson on learning of this fact, stated
that they had a marriage ceremony per-
formed but no proof to that effect has yet
been offered. Alexander. hearing of the
charge of forgery against him, re-
turned here IN company with Mrs
johnson TO meet and, as he hoped,
disprove ii. In this he was unsuccessful,
and today he was sentenced TO two years
in the penitentiary. johnson was one of
the witnesses in the case and during the
trial showed, on more than one occasion,
that he was laboring under strong excite
meut. Tonight he met his falthless wife
in front of the Brunswick hotel and, draw
ing revolver fired three shots at her.
One of the balls took effect near the base
Of the spinal column, indicting wound
that will likely prove fatal. He then turn
ed the weapon upon himself and sent a
bullet through his breast, which pene-
trated the lungs and will pprobably cause
his death. A stray ball struck bystanoer
named Long, a travelling man. intiicting a
flesh wound The shooting occurred on a
crowded street, and caused a great SEN
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
ALL CLOSED QOWN.

PITTsBURG, June 30.-The old scale of
the Amalgamated association expired this
evening, and as no agreement was reached
the mills all closed down. President
Heating. of the Manufacturers associa-
ton: said this evening that a telegram
from the Ironton mills shows how strong
the feeling is with all manufacturers to
insist upon the iron workers accepting a
reduction of wages if they expect the mills
to resume operations
There will be no more conferences"
said he; Eat least the manufacturers will
not ask for ofle.j
One of the manufacturers seen talked in
about the same strain. 1t is said eastern
firms who have signed the scale are 10 be
expected to ship their products to the
Pittsburg market. A manufacturer stated
that if the lockout continued for only
three weeks this would be the case, as
there is but little stock ahead by Pittsburg
firms. Intense interest Is manifested b.
business men throughout the country
about the big lockout.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
The STRIKE SITUATION.


NEW YORK. June 30-Much interest was
felt yesterday among the iron men of this
city in the result of the conference of the
manufacturers and men at Pittsburg.
Chas. w. Kircheff, editor of the Iron Age
who has watched the proceedings in Pitts
burg closely, said to Times reporter yes
terday that 'the manufacturers have been
willing all along to make some concessions
on factory rules and extras, but have in
sisted upon the s. per ton basis. The COM
mittee from the men after long delibera-
tons finally decided to submit their own
scale and that of the manufacturers to the
sub-lodges of the Amalgamated associa-
ton for the consideration of the members
A lodge vote was taken I'D then and il
two-thirds were in favor of the manufac-
turers' scale it was to be accepted. Ii not
the men determined to insist upon the
adoption of their own scale by the manu-
facturers. This action Mr.. Kircheff said
was a decided advance on the methods
formerly in vogue. The commit
tee from the men heretofore had
met the manufacturers committee and had
their differences themselves. Under the
new arrangement the scales in dispute
were to go TO the men and the manufac-
turers were to be allowed to reason with
their own men. IN tnlS way the manu-
facturers hoped to be able to convince
their own employees of the necessity for a
reduction. One advantage of this arrange
ment was that the two parties to the con-
tract were brought directly into contact
with each other and the argument Of either
side were not weakened by being carried
through committee of more or less
partial tendency one way or another"
Mr. Kirchoff believed that the finishers,
mora intel 1iOpnt class of men than the
puddlers, were acquiring greater influence
among the men and might to some extent
counterfeit the influence of the loud-voiced
and beligerent puddlers who are always in
favor of strike as means of settling a
grievance,
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.

PITTsRURG, June 30.-There is no change
in the iron situation this morning. Both
sides present firm front and when the
day turns get off this evening all the mills
in the west but twelve, operated by non
union men, will close down for an in
definate period.
a dispatch from Youngstown, O., re-
ports the mills in the Mahoning valley
preparing for protracted suspension.
Notwithstanding the discouraging reports
received by the nail men they do not seem
to be worried. Almost ali who were
spoken to believe the supervision will not
continue longer than two or three weeks.
4 shut down is always necessary at this
time of the year for repairs and stock
taking The manufacturers they claim,
have used the same arguments for years
and always opposed the Amalgamated
association as vigorously as at present
Since the strike of 1882 the scale had been
signed in conference with but one ex-
ceptlon and that was in 1885 when the
strike was declared.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
THE MEXICAN FLOODS.
Terrible Suffering in the Affected Sec
tiOnS-Liberal Aid.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 30-Reports from
the inundated districts are heartrending in
the extreme. There are in Leon alone Is, 600
people entirely dependent upon public
charity, many of whom were in comforta-
bic circumstances before the inundation.
The whole country is responding nobly to
appeals for aid The federal and Guiana
joato governments have taken the lead in
the work of charity, and many thousands
of dollars have been subscribed by private
individuals. The members of the federal
superior court have donated per cent of
their salaries for the present month, and
recommended all federal officers and en-
plohes to do the same, which suggestion
will probably be accepted.
Archbishop Labastida has issued a cir
cular to the clergy requesting that the pas
tor OF each church in the republic APP
point two committees, one of gentlemen
and one of ladies, to ask relief for the SUI
fererS.
This afternoon there was a large and
enthusiastic meeting held IN Congress hall
in response TO a call made by Romero Ru-
bio, in the name of the president. Presi-
dent Diaz presided. In brief speech he
explained the object of the meeting Mr..
Rubio suggested a simple program of pro-
ceedings, which consisted of the appoint
ment of n central committee of nine per-
sons with authority to appoint subcom-
mitteeS. so as to reach all the inhabi-
tants of the city. He also stated
that all governors of states have been re-
ouested to organize movements of SINH
lar character. Both he and President
DiaZ alluded to the fact that foreigners
had been among the first to respond TO the
appeal from Leon and Sllao.
IN motion, of Rnp,prp II IliO tbn y,lan of
organization was adopted, and the presi-
dent appointed a chairman with power to
appoint other members. When the COM
mittee had been appointed the secretary
announced that President Diaz, in order
to secure immediate results, would
head a subscription which would be
opened and, then in a few minutes
cutive department of the federal
government had subscribed from a
special fund $4,000 President Diaz gave
81 000 when the persons present crowded
forward and subscribed most literally.
IN few moments 1901, 200 had been sub
SCribed
\ telegram was received from Mr. Aver,
the Chicago lumber merchant, subscrib-
ing $780, which was received with great
applause.
1t was stated that in Leon alone there
are $1,000 persons entirely dependent on
charity, many of whom have lost consid-
cradle property and have been reduced
from comfort to poverty by the innunda-
tons. 1t appears that besides the cities of
Leon and Silao many villages have been
totally or partially destroyed, and that the
suffering is more widespread than is gen
orally known President Diaz said that.
no matter what the result of the meeting
might be it would he only possible TO al
leyiate the distress in part.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
An Open l. e,ter to the Teachers and 1hei
Friends.

Before deciding upon your route 20 san
Francisco. on the occasion OF the National
Educational association in July next, you
will add very much 10 your personal COM
fort and pleasure by taking the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe route upon the out
hound trip.
The Atchison. Topeka e. Santa Fe route
has been officially endorsed by the man
ayers of the National Educational associa-
ton excursion who we're appointed for the
state Of Kansas and arrangements have
progressed so far that the company VIII
run special train exclusively Tor the Nan
sas excursion and VIII leave Wichita
Tuesday, p. m. July 10 lie following
is an itinerary OF the trip:
First day leave Wichita At ) p. u, and
second day breakfast at la Junta, dinner
at the mountain town Of Ration, which Is
beyond the tunnel Of the Ration noun
;ains. arrive at Las Vegas al about .. n.
and 20 from thence To Las Vegas H0t
Springs six miles away, by branch bBs,
aud visit this beautiful health resort.
While here the management 81 the springs
will give to the tourists IF this excursion a
complimentary banquet At the famous
Phoenix hotel leaving Hot Springs a.
midnight. arrive on tie third day at the
famous city of New Mexico. Tie day Viii
be spent by the e1cnrsionists IN this an
cisut civic and religious capital. full OF In
tereSr 20 every AAIa1s-f- A/-~tF sPa%sSs
at { o. N. run through Albuquerque
and the BIO Graude valley, thence
westward through Ns@ As1ioo.
fourth day breakfast q. Coolidge
~. NJ. dinner At Wtnslov, Ar, and sup
per al Prescott, Arr: fifth day breaffas; ~
the Needles, Cal, dinner ST l'arstor snn
supper at Los Angeles Sunday remain A
Los Angeles. and Monday afternoon, july
is. arrive AZ san Francisco.
From San Francisco cast bound any
route that may he desired. Prof u. :
Pence. superintendent Of pubic instrS1e;i on,
Sedgxick county. has been selected by the
committee OF transportation for Kansas 10
look after the excursion tkat viii or1gif nate
Ia the Arkansas valley and soathw~s,srn
Kansas. He will also Be assisted en- route
by Mr.. z F. Burnett, general travelling
agent % the \, T. & ;. r. ~.
special Pullman cs- II this nswess
make and also free tO1rest s.ssP3Ds eArs
wall BE run from W.chits and ether points
where required through 20 San frszsNzs<se,
WITHOUT. change Of any class
Diagrams are now open for sbe rssefFa-
ton 81 berths IN Pullman sassrsnE ears
and FREE tourist sleeping carr Iackre
.irsi:ed rhres E.ontks. 81 roand TIP Fer
further particulars call upon or address
;hs ur,dersix-sed W. ID Mrgoocz
Pas.1 * Tkt Az. WicALta, kzH-
folsoF ID. > PESFE,
Supt Pub k1ss-actsoa, Wichita. Kan
cS1~.t
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
The aa1iehia Daily Eao1e: Sunday urug Gully |, 1885,

L remember your faithfulness during the
time of the war. l remember your faith
ful service to the army as we were adVaIlc-
ing through an unknown country. we
could always depent upon the faithfulneSs
of the biackman. [Cries OF fright you
are"l He might be mistaken but he was
never false. Many time in the darkness
of night have those faithful men cfept 20
lines and given us information OF the ap-
proach of the enemy.
| shall never forget scene that. L saw
when Sherman's army marched through
a portion of North Carolina between IA
leigh and Richmond, where our troops had
never marched before then. The colored
people had not seen our flag since the ban
ner of treason had been set up Ii It's stead.
AS we We're passing through village the
colored people marched out to see once
more the starry banner, the emblem OF
promise and security Of their emanclpa-
ton. | remember an aged woman, over
whom nearly century of time must nave
passed, pressed forward to see this well
come banner that told her that her sou!
would go over into the presence OF
her God. | remember her eXaltatlon OF
spirit as she danced in the dusty road be-
fore our moving column, and, like Mlralm
Of old, called upon her soul to rejoice IN
the deliverance which God had wrought
by the coming of those who stood for and
made secure the proclamation of emanci-
patton. Applause.
| rejoice in all that you have accom-
plished since you have been free. | recall
no scene more pathetic than that, which L
have often seen about our campfires.
An aged man, fugitive from slavery,
had found freedom in our camp after a
day of hard work, when taps was sounded
and the lights in the tents We're out l have
seen him with the spelling book which the
chaplain had given him, lying prone upon
the ground, taxing his old eyes and point
ing with his hardened finger to the letters
OF the alphabet, as he endeavored to open
TO his clouded mind the avenue of infOr-
nation and light. l am glad TO know that
the same desire TO increase and enlarge our
information possesses the race today. 1t
is the open way for the race to that
perfect emancipation which viii remove
remaining prejudices and secure to you in
all parts of the lands an equa! and just
participation i'll the government of
this country. 1t cannot much longer be
withholden from you. Again | thank you
for your presence here tonight and will be
glad to take by the hand any of you who
may desire TO see me. Great aprlausel.
General Lew Wallace, author of Ben
Hur, has undertaken the work Of writ
ing sketch of General Harri-
sons life The work will be pushed as
rapidly as possible and will be republished
by Philadelphia house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
The Opening o. the Campaign.

To open the campaign with any hope OF
speedy success, attack the enemy, malaria,
before it has chance TO intrench. An Oh
stinate foe twill prove if you don't go right
at it, If you are prudent, toe, you viii have
fortified, upon the first intimation of its
presence in your neighborhood. Hostel
ter's stomach bitters is the medicinal am
munition that you require. Every form OF
malarial fever yields to this fine preventive
and remedy. For constipation. liver com.
plant, dyspepsia, nervousness and kidney
trouble it is no less effective. Residents OF
malarial localities and persons sojourning
in or bound for the great west, should Sc
lect this medicine as means of defence
against the frequent visitations of miasma.
Those in delicate health, the aged and the
enfeebled, should in every instance resort
to this signal invigorant. Use it for weak
nerves.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

There will be a special meeting of Wich-
tia Encampment No. %, l. o. o. F., Tues
day evening, July 3, for work in the
Golden Rule degree. As there are six can
didates for this degree every patriarch in
the city is earnestly requested to be pres
ent promptly at O'Clock. We will thus
be enabled to get through before the street
cars quit running for the night. enabling
those living at distance to return home
in good season. Visitors invited.
A. J. APPLICABLE, c. 7.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
WELLINGTON REPUBLICANS.

WELLINGTON, Kan, June 30.-The Re
publican county convention TO select dele
gates to the state convention met in this
city today. r. T. Simons, editor of the
Caldwell News, presided. The resolutions
adopted endorse Plnmb's speech for the in
vestigation Of the cattle syndicate and
winds up with hearty endorsement of
Harrison and Morton. The delegates are
instructed to cast unanimous vote for j.
W. Hamilton for state treasurer, other
wise are uninstructed. A majority of the
delegates are for Humphreys for governor
and some claim seven Of the nine delegates
for him
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
PACIFIC COAST RATES.

CuIAGCo, June 30.-The transcoutinen-
tai association meeting IS making slow
progress in its work of readjusting Pacific
coast rates A special committee has been
appointed 70 harmonic the Pacific coast
classification with the western classified
ton. II was found that the latter could
not be applied on articles OF Pacific coast
freight, particularly on commodities. con
sequently the special committee is trying
TO agree upon a special commodity tariff.
1t is difficult to adjust the rates 50 as TO
make them apply on the intermediate
business, and some of the roads say that If
the problem cannot be solved they viii go
out OF the business on the special Califor-
MA commodities.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
a UNITED STATES MARSHAL SHOT.

ST Louis, June ga special TO the
Pcst-Dispatch from Gainesville, Tex,
SAYS: News was received here this morning
that United States Marshal Hector
Thomas was shot yesterday al Red Ford,
Greek nation, Indian territory. ty des-
perado WHO he WAS trying 70 arrest. I. IL
not known whether he was rnortally
wounded or not. Thomas was a terror 20
despsradoss and outlaws in the territory
and northern Texas Two years ago be
killed the notorious Lee boys IN this
county.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Having taken lessons IN short hand from
Prof. w. c. Sanderfer, we most cordially
commend him TO all VINO desire insSruc-
tions in this interesting branch o: learn
Ing. He Is capable, courteous and II
every way qualified for bis work
J. D. Woods, pastor y. Wichita " =
church
Z A. Tiovt, pastor St Pani's VI. E
church
w. J. Tuii, pastor Dodge Avenue NJ r
church
:. L Hamilton, pastor Lincoln street
Presbyterian L-G
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
KANSAS POSTOFFlCES.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-It is estimated
at the treasury department that there has
been decrease of S13,O00,000 in the public
debt during June, and decrease of sil2,-
900, 900 in the debt for the fiscal year end
ing today. The total receipts during the
year are estimated 1870. 100000. and the
total expenditures at s273 coo, 900, leaving a
surplus of S97, 900, 900
Forty-two fourth class postoffices will be
raised to the third. presidential class, July
l. Among them are the following: Ellis,
Kan, Erie, Kan, Phillipsburg, Kan, Rich
field, Kan, Wallace, Kan, and Unionville,
Mo-