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FOUND DEAD ~ THE woons.

LoNGyIEw, Tex, Oct. 12.-People pass
ing ON the Hominy Hill road today MOTTO
ed the presence of buzzards in the woods
about three miles away. and upon investi-
cation they found the body of Anthony
Brown. colored, which was almost denud-
ed of flesh. His coat was hanging on q
tree near by. Brown had not been on good
terms with his wife of late, and had often
expressed himself as thoroughly Disguised
with his mode of living. He was consider
ed kind husband, but his wife has a tenn
per fit for demon. and the opinion OF
some is that he was murdered, while the
majority consider it clear case of suicide.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
SIRE CuRg FOR DIPTHFRIA.

ATCHlSoN, Oct. 12.-Rigg & Co, drug
gists of this city, today received notice
from the Russian minister at Washington
that their proposition to submit their
diptheria specific to a thorough test in
competing for the prize of 10000 roubies
recently offered by the car of Russia for
sure diptheria cure had been considered
and that the test under the auspices of
COMMITTEES of Russian physicians would be
made as soon as posi- bic.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
AN A. O. w. DECISION.

Dies MONIES. Ia, Oct "A decision
has been rendered in the supreme court in
the Ancient Order of United Workmen
controversy. The case came from Clinton
county, where Henry Book was member
of Schiller lodge. After division of the
order in 1881, at which time Schiller lodge
remained with the state organization,
Book and several others united in organ
izing new lodge. called the Loyal lodge.
The grand lodge, national branch, refused
to issue to him new certificate without
the surrender of the former. Book kept
up his dues in both lodges until his death.
The state grand lodge paid the full amount
OF his certificate held by his wife, taking
up the receipted certificate. A claim was
then made upon the local grand lodge, but
payment was refused without the surren-
der OF the certificate which claimant could
not produce. Suit being brought. the dis
trict court found for the defendant. The
supreme court atfirms the finding on the
ground that Book had only one contract
of insurance the full amount of which the
plaintiff had received
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
WEATHER BULLETINS.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan. Oct.
12.-Gentle NV and brisk n winds, cloudy
followed about noon by clearing wether,
nearly stationary barometer
The maximum velocity OF wind was
NV 20 miles per hour at $50 p. N.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at Z a. m. 30.008 inches; at p. m. 3O.0S3
inches.
Mean relative humidity AS per cent.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.-Forney Hobbs. alias
Charles Lee, was arrested IN South St.
Louis today upon information that the
man was wanted in Dallas, Tex, for
murder. The officer claims that the pris-
oner admitted to him that he had killed q
man named Edward Wense in Dallas, and
that he was to have been tried last Mon
day, but jumped his bond on which Rob
ert Purdy and Dick Flanagan were secur-
tiles. The following telegram led to the
arrest:
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. II.
To Charley Lee St. l. ouis-Skip. They
are after you DELLA STALEY.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
81 blNE EN- ROUTE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Oct. 12.-Mr. Blaine
and party arrived here at 6 p. N. All the
way from indianapolis the enthusiasm
was unbounded and Mr.. Blaine was often
constrained to acknowledge the greetings
of the multitude from the rear platform OF
the train.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
IOWA BANK FAILURES

MASON CITY, Ia, Oct. 12.-Iowa bad two
bank failures yesterday. The Boyer Val
ley bank, at Woodbne, and the Caldwell
bank, at Logan, closed their doors. Judge
King was appointed receiver. Both banks
were operated by the same firm. The
total deposits Will not exceed $4,000. The
failures are attributed to heavy specula-
tion In lands
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
DALLAS FAIR AND EXPOSITION.


For the above named OCCASION the Mis-
sour Pacific railway Port Scott Route
will cell round trip tickets TO Dallas and
return a, one fare for the round fslp.
Tickets Oh sale Oct 5th, oh. I2:a, 18th.
18th, z3rd and 2sth. good to retarn on or
before Nov i0Eh- For further iEforTrs-
ton call at city ticket Office. - y. Az.a
street T. r. Bf-ECELET.
di2i = Pass. ard TicKe. Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
THE "or RESTORES RATES.

DENVER, Oct. 12-The first step towards
restoration Of passenger rates eastward
was taken by the Burlington this after
noon. They posted a notice they would
restore old rates on the 2lst. The Missouri
Pacific and Santa Fe for the present will
stand by the cut The Union Pacific. is
nom cOmmiffal
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
A MINISTER MURDERED.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 12.-Dr. Alfred Will
liams (colored) was the pastor of the Anti
och colored church at Edgewood. Some
time ago he formed a cooperative store
among his parishioners, with himself as
storekeeper. Dissentions soon arose. The
store was put into the hands of two re
ceivers Yesterday morning the preacher
bred buckshot in his body, inflicted by the
members of the congregation.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
[ ONDON,S POLICE CHIEF BLAMED

LOTVDOIV FOCTCC C11ICF DEHWEO
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette charges that the words, II have muir
derel four and will murder sixteen more
before surrender myself to the police, y
written by the supposed Whitechapel
murderer upon a shutter of house ad
joining the one in the yard of which the
body OF one of his victims was found, were
erased by order of Sir Charles Warren,
chief of the London police force, before
the authorities had an opportunity to
photograph them.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
j s45. 900 Expl OstON.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct. IA loud ex-
plosion was heard in Main street yesterday
and shortly afterwards the gun and am
munition store Of a Stert. and the shoe
store of a NJ Fry, adjoining. were seen 10
be in flames. Several hundred thousand
cartridges had exploded Before the flames
were extinguisiled 81, 90 worth Of proper
~ WAS DESTROYED
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
ORGANIZING MINERS.

PGTTsBURG, Oct. 12.-Master Workman
Lewis, of the national district assembly
No. So knights of Labor, composed of coal
miners, has called q. special meeting to he
held in Columbus, O., on December A. to
devise some method of more etfectually
uniting and solidifying the mining craft
and to take such action as may be neces-
sary preparatory to meeting in Joint con-
vention with the national federation of
miners and the mine laborers on the fol-
loving day
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
DFCaTIIR,S RE PORT

MEMPHIS, Oct. 12.-Following to the
Associated Press:
DECATUR, Ala, Oct. 12-Three new
cases in the last twenty-four hours. Mr..
Edward Young, Miss Rindie Il. Barker
and Martha Westmoreland (coored). One
death, Dan Wilkersou (colored).
ISignedl JEROME COCHRANE, NJ ID.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
NJ. X. & T. OFFICES

FORT SCOTT, Oct. 12.-The sentiment of
The business men of southeastern Kansas
is in favor of the location of the general
location of the general Offices of the Mis-
souri, Kansas x Texas railroad in this
state, as it is largely Kansas institution.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
CATTI 9 GROVE RS

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-The executive com
mittee of the Consolidated Cattle Growers
association of the United States has de-
cided to hold the neqt national convention
at Chicago Monday November 10, during
the progress of the annual fat stock show.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
RICH OLD COUPLE euTCHERE

RICH OLD COUPLE BUTCHEREO
HAVANA, Oct. 12.-Domingo Sanudo and
his wife were found in their residence this
morning brutality murdered their bodies
being horribly hacked with a Ratchet
Sanudo and his wife were very old and
very rich. but led an isolated life and were
excessively frugal in their habits. Rob
berry evidently was not the object of the
murder, as valuables aud money were I'M
touched. a son-in-law and servant have
been arrested
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
HUMPHREY AND GlEED.

GREENSBURG, Oct. ia large and en-
thusiastic Republican rally was held here
this afternoon. Very able addresses were
delivered by l.. L. Humphrey and Charles
Ileed.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
MARRIED..

RACINE, Wis, Oct 12.-Miss Case, the
youngest daughter OF Hon J. I. Case, was
married last evening to Jonathan Crooks,
of San Francisco
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
HARRISON,S CALLERS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IL Among the call
ers at General Harrison's home today were
Congressman Thomas B. Reed, Of Maine,
General Hastings, of Harrisburg, Penn,
and Colonel A. L. Snowden, of Phlladel-
phia.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
BENTOV'S HAIR GROWER.

All who arc BALD. al who are becofniHz BALD.
al who DO not vat - be BALD. al wso sfs
troalisd wish DANLKCFF. % ITCHING % the
scalp. should Use Bentoas H&lr Grower. EgAty
PER eeat @ those using Il Eavs sr WI hair IL
never falls 70 stop the hair from failing Thfu1zh
sicknss and feTsrs the hair seussfnss falls sr "a
short tinss and although the person may hars
u1ainei bald FOR 5esrs- 4 Gu ase bsutob = Hair
Grover according 20 rs-tiors ysg sEs q
srgvrtb Of hair. n hauars6s q case ave PRO
dBeef goos grS~th o. bsir o. tbozs = 10 have
been bAid AID sszss. fo- yeAFs. Ne haye faIIT sab
stsBtiafsd ths following TAGS
Ne grow hslr ia every CASE IL natter Losz soaz
had
~ Ike sfher prerarA.isns. e con.sias ssxzS
q cad " ysgs able. o. mineral s~ssEsas-
II il q tpsclrc faf falling hair. daE4rz-. sEf
itSAsng - tAs scalp
The HAsr Grower = = hsls tod al 81 eofu so~.-
- = a2nsosf sr&et3T lac fis es Which Tpises
-. hair with ia vitality
II yo1r druggists have Ras 90, s.. VII ssrz :.
prs.> O. rees3pt - prfes si9. Sod b.
HETTfSsEH BHGs. ani
- ALDslca Bs6rsss Sef.ifs. EAz.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
BIG NETTING AT pIIRcrIIl

TROY, Oct. 12.-An enthusiastic Repub-
lican meeting was held roday at Purcelle,
in this county, which was addressed by
Auditor Tim Mccarthy, f. Dewey and
Captain john Schilling, candidate for
state senator.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
THURMAN RESTING.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-Judge Thurman re-
turned home tonight. He is now resting
in preparation for his Indiana trip.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Or Transfer books for ahssrsets-s 70. al
a. this office- Orders by mali promptly -
tended to Address tie HschEt4 EAGLE.
Wichi,a Han. III
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
sOuLaNeIsTs VS.. ANTS.

PARIS, Oct. i2-An anti Boulangist
meeting in this city this evening was dis
turbed by Boulangists and fight ensued
il which many persons were injured
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

The popn.as ltne ter California. Orsgo1-
wasAln g-on territory and al Psesac eozss
r,osa,. i tie Assxezu Psc1G1 1T 5cos.
Eo-.e" z<y.S
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

THE truth in masquerade" is Byron
term for lie. But it is the truth, and nc
masquerade, that DR.. Bulls cough syrup
cures coughs and colds. No cure so speedy
Price twenty-five cents
IL you should have a lame horse, and
have used every remedy without success,
invest twenty-five cents in bottle of Sal
walton oil. 1t will cure him.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
Pro AND CON

ELLSWORTH. Oct. 12.-Judge Martin ad-
dressed Democratic meeting here this
afternoon.
In the evening Col. D. f. Anthony made
vigorous reply to Judge Martins argu-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Take 70. r<~ sEors g.ze. G K * ~
Rock Inland route. 20 AGnsaS City, ~
yo~suh. CsscaxD and 81 Iczs4. is<sx
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
A YOUNG MANS HORRIBLE DEATH

BLUE RAPIDS, Oct. l2.--While James
Donnelly was riding stallion on the race
course for exercise Tuesday, the saddle
turned and threw him TO the ground
with his foot fast in the stirrup.
This frightened the animal and
he ran away along the inside
fence. Donn-ly's head commenced to
strike the posts, then his body seemed lib e
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
STATE OF KANSAS 9

In the Probate court Of said county in the matter
OF the estate Of L. NJ. 7. Pope deceased
To the heirs of said L. NJ. T. Pope. deceased, and 10
all other persons int rested in the settlement of his
estate; You are notified that the 18th day of oc-
tober. a. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day petition of the admin strator of said
tate, now on ne n said court, Iraying for orde~
OF said court TO authorize said administrator sell
for the purpose of paying debts OF said decedent
The east half OF section thirty in township twenty
five, range two west. in Sedgwick county. Kansas,
viii be heard by said al its Office In the city Of
ich1ta, Kan: at which time you can appear and
show cause II any exists why said order should not
be granted. c. F. HYDE
Administrator Of said estate
Jewett & Langworthy. attorneys dIIi.iit
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
POLITICS IN INDIANA
GENERAL HARRISON RECEIVES
DISTINGUISHED CALLERS.
Mr.. Blaine'S Journey to Evansville
Marked by Great DemonStra-
tions Along the Route.
Governor Hill, of New York, Speaks at
Mitchell, Indianapolis and
other Points.

His Addresses Confined to Praising the
President and Denying tie Fact that
Free Trade Means the Destruc-
ton Of American In
dustries.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
DECISION RESI- RIVED.

PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet
adjunct
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-09

MIR. Booth, who took trip up to the
Potlatch last week, says he found the
/ crops fine and that great improvements
had been made in that section since his
former visit there nearly two years ago
He visited Bear Ridge and found much
land occupied that two years ago was
vacant, and that the occupants have all
made themselves comfortable homes aud
had every variety of garden stuff grow.
ing in profusion, that lie saw some fields
OF grain growing that can not be beaten
in any country, that he plucked two
heads Of the Little Club wheat and as he
returned via Moscow, he was told that
the wheat about Moscow, for ten miles
around. grows just as good, and he
disputed the assertion, and on comparing
the heads grown on Bear Ridge, the
latter proved to be two and half per
cent. better than the best grown about
Moscow. He said the people of both
Moscow and Gencsee were booming up
Spokane Falls at lively rate, but were
disposed to talk dsparagingly of Lewis
ton and its prospects. He took open
issue with them, saying that Lewiston
employed its own capital, and that
Spokane Falls was built up with Dor.
rowed capital from the east and else.
whore, and that it was nearly all in brick
buildings, and unless they have some
means of earning money, besides which
was now apparent, as soon as the
eastern immigration ceased they would
not find means to pay their interest
money and they would be sold out at
halt their cost and their population
would dwindic while Lewiston would be
thrlvinc,
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To the Republican Voters
Of Nez Peroe County.

Owing to the division Of Mes Perez county
and the consequent disorganisatien sf the cen
trail COMMITTEES. I would recommend that Re.
publican caacus DO held in each precinct 1t =
place fixed for holding elections, on Saturday,
Aug. IS, ct 10 o'clock. P. NJ. aud that enc
person from each precinct b selected ~
member Of the Republican Central Csmaittee.
and that the committee - selected meet in the
court house on Saturday. August Is. to organ
ire the Republican Central committee. I
would further recommend that mass sonvsn-
tisA Of the hspubliean voters Of Mes Perez
county. be held 1t the eourt house on the 18th
day Of August to take action In regard to send
ing delegates to the Territorial Republican
convention to meet in Haily on Aug. u.
JNO. II. EVANS.
Chairman Of The Republican csatrsl Com,
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Commissioners Proceedings.

Lewiston, Nez Pvrce 60. I. T., July
9Th, 1888.
We the undersigned county com.
missioners. Of Nez Perez county, Idaho
Territory, do, hereby, call 4 special Of
the board TO convene at the court house
in the city Of Lewiston on the fourth
day of August A. D., 1883, for the
purpose of districting the county into
commissioners districts and approving
official bonds. H. SQu1ER,
G. A. LEEpER.
Lewiston, Ncz Perez county,. idaho
Territory, Aug. 4, 1883.
Now at this time pursuant to the
above order, and after five days notice
thereof, duly given, as required by law
H. Squer and NJ. L. Ward, county
commissioners having been duly ap-
pointed BY the governor Of idaho Terri
tory. a shown by their commission now
on Gle in this Office, and the oath of
of6co having been daily administered by
/. G. Hattsbaugh, county auditor, and
placed on fle-met at ten o'clock a. NJ,
and on motion Of H. Squier adjourned
until one o'clock p. m.
H. Sou1ER,
Attest. N. L. WARD,
/. G. HArrABAUaH, Clerk
AFTERNOON SESSION, AUG 4, 1888.
The board met at this time pursuant
to adjournment. Present, G. A. Leeper,
H. Squier and M. L. Ward, county
commissioners, I. G. Hattabaugh clerk.
The board proceeded to organize BY
electiug G. A. Leeper chairman Of the
board.
The official bonds Of H. Squier, NJ. L,
Ward and G. A. Leeper, as county
commissioners, were examined and
approved.
The board proceeded to district the
county into three county commissioner.
districts, as follows: District No. l i
conprised Of Lewiston and Hatawai
precincts district No. 2 is comprised Of
Mason, Tammany and Waha precincts
district No. 8 is comprised of Goldsmith
Iugle, Big Potlatch and Bed Roct
precincts.
j. K. Vincent having declined t
qualify, as register for Tammany pre-
cinct, the board appointed +. s. Whit
comb, register for said precinct.
No further business the board id
jourled to meet a by law provided.
G. A. LEsPER,
Chairman Of the board.
Attest. &c. HArrABAuGH,
Clerk.
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DEATH OF SHERIDAN.
The Hero Of the Shenandoah Brea,hes
His Last.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. s.
Gen. Sheridan died shortly after 10
O'Clock TO- night.
NcNQuIrT, Mass, Aug. 5.-General
Sherdian's death occurred at 1920
T. M. Previous to sudden appearance
of heart failure, at about $3.50 this
evening, there had been no premonitions
to-day Of an unfavorable change in his
condition. The weather had been
warmer than usual, and the general was
at times little restless, but seemed
generally bright and cheerful to-day. His
voice was strong. He took full sup.
ply OF punishment, slept occasionally,
and the doctors aud his family we're in
hopeful spirits.
AT 7 O'Clock Mrs Sheridan and the
doctors went to the hotel to supper and
soon after their return the usual preyara-
tons for the night were made.
About 9:20 Col. Sheridan said "good
night" to his brother and went to the
hotel, there having been through the
day no sign whatever of any unfavorablc
change in his condition.
Al $50 the symptoms of heart failure
suddenly appeared and Drs. OIseilly
and Matthews, who were with him at thc
time, imm :aiately applied the remedies
which had proved successful III all similar
previous attacks, but this time they we're
without effect, aud despite what could
be done the general gradually sank into
a condition Of complete Inconsistencies,
and at 1920 breathed his last.
Mrs. Sheridan, Sisters MADAM and
Justinia and the faithful body servant
were at hb'bedside throughout his dying
hour.
No arran semcnts have been determined
upon in regard to the time or place of
the generals burial.
The following official bulletin has
been issued:
"7o the Associated Press Mid
night-The immediate cause of death
was heart failure. The remote cause
was disease Of the mitral valve !; the
existence Of which was known to bis
physicians, to himself and to his family
in November OF last year. Complications
which have occurred have been uervcus
exhaustion, pneumonia and pulmonary
hemorrhages. The last day Of his life
was somewhat restless but no more 90
than he had been several times
since: his arrival at Non.
quit. At about $50 symptoms Of
heart failure suddenly appeared. The
remedies which had hitherto been
successful were vigorously applied, bu.
proved Intellectual and he sank rapidly,
dying painlessly at the hour named.
ROBERT O'REILLY,
Surgeon U. s. Army.
WASHINGTON MATTHEW'S.
Assistant Surgeon, U. 8. Army.
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E. 8 @
- CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JoTs.

ess.. n. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. 7-7-H
Warm.
The railroad is coming.
November 9th. election day.
Where did you find that long hairP
Read the notice to Republican votars.
Democratic primaries next Saturday.
Three months more and we will all know.
1t il. hardly time for those things but they
have began.
Gsed dry cord wood for sale by 9. J. Parker
Lewiston, Idaho. 9tf.
WATCRKS.-deo. H. Lake 10 agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
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Blue berries are plenty in the mouhtsin'
this year.
D. D. Buunell has been quite sick during
The past few days.
rRev. Lee Fairchild returned On Sand ay
from trip to Oregon.
W. w. Brown and wife returned from
the mountain on Saturday.
Wt,~ore pleased to see H. Critics out or
our streets again on Saturday.
Little Jean Rowley has been quite sick
the last week, but is some butter.
Mrs. Felix Warren is At Mrs. R. Dixon'a
place an Craig mouatain, on visit.
70. t. Chase was down from Camss Prai.
RE last week foi load of freight.
Mrs. wiggin and family are on the
mountain above the lake escaping the heat.
b. B. Croker came up on the steamer on
Sunday and has gone into the mountains on
. trip.
Mrs. s. R. Smith and daughter. Myrtle,
left on the steamer en- Monday for Occur
d'Alene.
N, OEOSVciu Auu WIG 0uu Daus 0Ic0n.
burg returned from their trip to War ens
on Saturday.
Farmers are all busy cutting and thresh.
Ing their grain south Of here and large
amount is to be threshed.
Several cattle and horse buyers have been
In town the past few days and were anxious
to get the stock to ship east for sale.
vollmer i Co. have just completed tele-
pone line between here and Asotin City,
and it is now in good working order.
A Chicago sheep man WAS in town last
week to purchase sheep for the market, but
could not owing to the price being too high.
Hunters have been out ON Tom Beall
creek during the last ten days and have all
returned with soodly number Of chickens.
The commissioners for Nee Perce county
met in this city on Saturday. read their pro.
seedlings which ". publish in another col
umn.
e. Beck, Mr.. Scott and Judge Shum way.
came down from Grangevils on Wednesday
on their way to Medical Lake on pleasure
trip
Mr.J. tafief, Of Uoiontown, was 10 the
cfty on Taeshay and says they are all busy
narvest'ngin that section and the yield viii
De ArRe-
:, Annie binnard who has been en- = visit to
'ner s'sesr, Mrs. wax, ct GfangsSiile, the
Hpast shres months rstsraed home last
~sek.
ri wa1,a,A,N,.
gay TOR the Asotia country, Mr.. W. r..
turned here but Ia, family win remain on
visit week or two,
-.
4.,nacn saa Iehtnino struck in several
49,. :. ~ Nils INIT doing no great dam.
~ M srvthinc
-. ,.."" I.' ..tandsa hv nembsrs Of en-
Xn;.ht. ~ Pvth;s. lodCe. az vhich he was
. ro,shv m.r,h.r
Fred: Kroutinger returned from the
Ss. .ns..h.. ;mnr,xsd IN bs.i.h Int "a.
~ ..., s.ssi. 'f'o
~ ''s ''
The pack train Of Crosteia Binnard
arrived from Warrsns ON Monday and left