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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
SPIRITUALlSM EXPOSED BY ITS
AUTHORS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The once celebra-
ted Fox sisters, who are the patentees of
medium spiritualsm, appeared tonight
before large audience at the academy OF
music 10 expose the frauds OF spiritualism.
Both Miss Kate Fox and Mrs. Mary
Geretta Fox Kane appeared on the stage
and the latter read a lecture in a fsiteTing
voice, almost inaudible TO the audience.
She produced the famous rsppiugs so that
they were plainly audible by the move
ment Of her big toe joint. She said she
thanked God that she was able to expose
spiritualism
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press in its weekly review of the British
grain trade says: English wheats are ir-
regular. Best grades have maintained
their values while the other grades are
freely offered at small decline. The
sales of English wheat during the past
week were 1850 quarters at SIS l d against
81. 1872 quarters at 2Ss Cd during the cores
pondinG week last year County -four is
Cd cheaper. Foreign wheat is dropping.
At Liverpool spot wheat is down I'd per
Genital Foreign iour has lost Cd. Corn
Is 81 lower. Oats have advanced Sd. Lin
seed ou the spot has risen Is Sd. Foreign
Hour declined Cd llls today.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
APPEAL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS,

LAWRENCE, Oct. 22.-The Democratic
managers have just sent out a printed
circular letter to the postmasters and
other Democrats in this county earnestly
calling upon them to subscribe to the cam
paign fund at once The last clause in the
letter imparts the following:
Your contribution can be noted upon
the accompanying blank and RENTED
with the same to John Harmon, treasurer
Democratic states central committee of
Kansas, at Leavenworth. who Will receipt
for the same and remit it to New York,
with your name. Yours truly,
[Signed CHARLES w. BLAIR,
Member National Democratic committee.
EDWARD CARROLL,
Member State Democratic committee.
JOHN NJ. GALLOWAY
Chairman State Democratic committee.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

''Truth has a quiet breast" says Avon's
bard, but when the breast is racked with
cough it cannot be quiet. Try bottle
of DIR. Bulls cough syrup. The cough it
will stay, the soreness allay, and you'll
bless DR.. Bull for many a day. % cents.
This will last out night in Russia
when nights are longest there" he said,
cIapping his hand over his aching tooth.
Salvation Oil was applied and he was
fast asleep in twenty seconds. Price 25
t. a hnr+ln
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

Siberia isself Ia q far nore exterx.ys
country than nos. pso5,o fsazg4aa Mr..
keenan, says I: eozid bod t,.s ersttss ssr-
r.tory Of TIC DATED Ssssss. With The great
annex O! Alaska t.cinTst. ara shen ks.s
room enocgh for Ell u Ezsope. oe.s!ds q
Russia- kass.ss Asas.ae orsgzes.s. By
tie ac,uisf:.on u Chsnoss AID esbey ter
rtorJ In yarocz wx-z. have carried It's
soutbcrn bocnts 81 Siberia far seu4k-d.
yksro tie almond ard The orange exa
flourish. wkI.o its rcr.he-n Rxri.s s-s CD
on tbs frozen Ar-.ie ocean, adj0taanx
Alazks- -E&rtfera Tir-<s.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
WHITTIER ON CHRISTIANITY.

LONDON, Oct. 22-John G. Whittier in a
letter to the secretary of the Howard asso-
citation of London, regarding the society's
service says: Il like practical Christianity
and true following of the Master. weary
OF creeds and dogmas more and more.
love the old ways of Greka and Wolman
BAT | have no controversy with Others.
am now in feeble health, my work is done.
wish ii were better done, but trust and
am thankful that | can not glory in my
self: my sole trust is in the goodness Of
Cod -
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
K CIS. SENSATION.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.-The sensational
shooting affray of last Saturday in which
Mrs. J. NJ. Payne, one of the society lead
ers Of the city, attempted to kill Mrs.
Meige, for alleged intersections with
Colonel Payne, president of the gas COM
pany, furnished another chapter this
morning, when a warrant was sworn out
in the justice court for Mrs. Payne on the
charge of assault with intent to kill. She
waived examination and was released on
bonds
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
A POSTMASTER SHORT.

MINoT, Oak, Oct. fitzpatrick H. Nc
Namara, postmaster and city treasurer of
Minot, has fed to Canada. About a week
ago Postoffice Inspector Gold arrived and
began an examination of McNamaras
books. Before he had been at work an
hour he came to the conclusion that Nc
Namara was short in his accounts The in
spector represents that McNamara's short
age amounts to 81, 500, perhaps more.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
VEST IN x. q

KANSAS CITY, Oct 22-Great prepare
tons are going on for the reception OF Sen
ator Vest, who speaks in the Democratic
wigwsm tonight. Efforts are being made
70 make this the biggest demonstration Of
the campaign. The Republicans have pre-
pared dodgers with the extracts OF the
senator's speeches for distribution
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN LIE NAurr

NINO T1Eh ONWFNION LIE NNIIEU.
FORT SCOTT, Oct. GA representative
Of the Associated Press at the request of
number of business men of this city,
made an investigation by inquiring at the
oflice of the register of deeds of this
county and at leading abstractors, and
finds that no search of the records has
been made here by Hon. John NJ. Gallo
way, or any of his agents for the purpose
Of determining the amount of the mortSa
and Indebtedness of the farmers and real
estate owners OF Bourbon county IN CON
sequence of this fact the data contained Of
with recent circulars issued by the Demo
cratic state central committee is being de-
nounced by business men as transcending
The reasonable bounds of political discus
sion and wholly unreliable.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
AMERICAN ANTlOIIARIaNS

WORCESTER. MASS, Oct 22-The Amer
lean Antiquarian Society held its seventy
sixth annual meeting to-day Stephen
Salisbury presided. Reports OF the nbra-
rlan and treasurer were presented. after
which John ID. Washburne and Rev. Ell
WARD hSerdaie, ID d., presented a report
for the council. DR.. HAYES reporE wa on
the naval history of the revolution.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
SOCIALISTS MAKE NOMINATIONS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2--The socialists in
convention today made national. state and
municipal nominations They did not
name a president or vice president, but
nominated presidential electors Ed
ward J. Hall, mschinist was
nominated for governor; Chris
tan Pattberg. a saloonkeeper of Brooklyn.
for Acknowledgements; DR.. Franz Gerau
fer judge Of the court of appeals, and Al
exander Jones, an editor, for mayor. They
also nominated for congressman, assem-
blynen and the minor municipal Offices.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
A FREIGHT COLLISION.

DENVER, Col, Oct. % Reports here say
that as freight train was standing on the
main track of the Burlington road at
kenesaw, Neb., the engine of another
freight train crashed into the caboose,
completely wrecking the first train and
the engine of the second and instantly
killing G. A Prichard, of Denver, and
Robert Bean, of Meeker. Col, and severely
wounding two others who were asleep in
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
.lllDGE r a. HILL DEAD

ST. Louis, Oct. 22.-Judge Brittol a.
Hill, on of the Oldest and most prominent
st. Louis citizens, died yesterday, aged -.
He was a personal friend of President Lin
coln during the war. His theory of new
scheme of finance based upon legal tender
notes WAS adopted in 1861 He was the
author OF number Of works on political
economy.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
FREIGHT TRAIN MEN CARELESS

ATCHIsoN, Oct. 22.-The Central branch
passenger train from the west this morn
ing at 2:80 o'clock, ran into a freight ex-
press standing on the main track about 100
yards west of Frankfort without flag,
There We're only two persons injured
Cameron Fortner, of Kansas City, in the
back. and j. +. Bennett, brakeman.
slightly. Governor John a. Martin was
In the sleeper, with other passengers, but
escaped without injury.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
The Massaehusetts board of heal

The Massachusetts, board Of health ex-
ARMED last year 4,67o samples Of food,
including $3.50 Of r1ilk- The percentage
Of adulserat.ons, etc, In milk was s. %.
ss against s.. 9 in 1883 when tho law frst
went into oserssion. Drug authorizations
were reduced to s7.27 per cent. The gen.
eral percentage was 35.oo.-Doston Bod
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,

CooPERsTowE, OAK, Oct. 22.-Yesterday
morning while hunting geese near this
town, Melvin Miller accidentally shot his
7-year-old brother in the stomach. The
boy ran to him saying II am shot, ] am
dying. You didn't go to shoot me did you,
Mel?n He died ia his brothers arms.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
M. x. ct. APPOINTMENTS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Receivers Eddy &
Cross, of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
made the following additional appoint
ments today: DR.. Ed n. Small, of Sedalia
Mo, chief surgeon; S. X. Billiard, now
with the Missouri Pacific, superintendent
Of o1a
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
an 0ureacER HANGED.

COLUMBUS Tex, Oct. 2-W- A. Wash
ington. colored. IVES hanged here Satur-
day in the presence OF forty persons. he
professed religion and joined the church
a few days ago. Washington vas con-
vlcted of outraging and numbering a wo-
man and confessed his crime.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
ANToNIoN ElAclRNEo,s DEATH.

New YORK, Oct 22-The coroner's jury
in the case of Antonion Flacirnio, the
Italian found mysteriously murdered at
Cooper's Union on the night of October IA
rendered a verdict today that Flacirnio
came to his death at the hand of Carl
Quartenaro and that Vincenza Quartenaro
is an accessory to the crime. Carlo
Quartenaro is still at large. Vincenza,
his brother, today surrendered himself to
Inspector Byrnes, rather than be bounded
by the detectives
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

Freneh physicians ere reporting great
SUCCESS With the p-v1p. internal use Of
81 s1-1ss7to In cases OF fyPhOid fever.
Altar disintecsion os tie tates;ines. &c
oortng 10 this uethod, tbs disesse rrns
shcr1 eozrsa.-Axkansaw Traveller.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
COKE PRICES TO sE ADVANCED.

PITTsBUEG. Pa. Ger. 2-Arrsnge-
ments have been made FOR meeting o.
coke producers this week, when prices
will be advanced 20 sl-a5 per ton, 70 take
effect November : 4 slight Increase IN
the wages o. the coke workers Will prob
ably follow the advance price Of coke.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
KING MILAN ENRAGEp.

BELGRADE, Oct 22.-king Milan Is en-
ragged because the Servian bishops did not
meet him at the station on his return from
Australia. Il is inferred that the bishops
side with Quee 4 Notable.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

Il ID vel authsc..cz.ed far1 thss Tia
mother 81 the pet scas;. wkiis lying Ia .
tr1aoe aid declared bT the pAyssc.Aas -
eo dead. was laid srsJ n tie family
s1-oo II tie grna: waits -ntsr tie psr.za
church
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
PERKINSAT GIRARD

GIRARD, Oct. 22.-Hon. b. w. Perkins
addressed large and enthusiastic meet
ing at Walnut this afternoon and another
at Pittsbnrg this evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

John aszst Nh. bss.sey. '1vpe0 ycu
heaFd rsoiss down s,at-s AID k.tsS i.sov
SEssSzer = ss@s tbs CO q burglar, uusd
yosI D. - erSsl - 70 SD re DIVA 70 era
co
20. deaf.- E- r.. D<r---y: u har. q
bss-sg sag ilAa taeG I'd VAL uusl ia
ras1t I.sora.-E, Il s3s s4lFs< ma gee, Id
kscs ); was DSsrs.as a.; II sAs siF.s w.
10 soss, Ii sIo- Is s&s iss~sx -H2ry~s
EA<Ax.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
JoU2NaLleTC

SEw YogE- Oct 22-John Gilrssr Speed
managing ssti,or o. the New York World
before is present yropvSeto-zh.p. tss BE-
cone editor Of tie AEntxcza Magazine.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

The diamond fallen into the dir: Is not
the less F-e-ious. and the dus. raised BY
high wl.2z e heaven Is 10. tss less vie
and distressing .-Perzizn Prorgb.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
re ROTHscHILOs ZEE HUNGARY.

THE ROT HSCRlLOS HELP HUNGARY.
PEsTH, Oct. 22.-The negotiations be-
tween the Rothscbild syndicate aud Pre-
Tieza concerning the conversion Of Hun
a,arian loans have been concluded. The
onerafion Affects a niIiiari forms.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
ANINsANE MOTHERS CRIME.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.-Whiie insane.
Mrs. Harden Lusk cut her babes throat
from ear to ear, in bed last night.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

Tho daily cursuupt,oA q needles In
this oocrtry l. said 10 be 4. 20. ooo. noss
of which ooae from Hed6ttch, Enzizad
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23

The history of Hoods Sarsaparillais one
OF constantly increasing success. Try this
medicine
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
The Democratic Campaign Commit
tee Issues a Circular Letter
to Kansas officials.
Contributions to be Forwarded to New
York to Aid in the Effort to
Carry That State.
Hon. B. W. Perkins Speaks al Girard-
Careless Trainmen Cause Collision at
AtchisOn - Another Democratic
Campaign Story Proven a
FictiOn-General News
WEATHER BULLETINS.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Oct.
e2-The highest temperature was 400
the lowest $3.50, and the mean 400, with
fresh northwesterly to light north winds,
and calm at z p. NJ, light rain ended
during the night, followed by cold, cloudy
weather and stationary barometer.
The maximum velocity OF wind was
NV IA miles per hour at 6 a. N.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at Z a. m. 30. 155 inches; at 4 p. m. 30.104
inches; at p. m. 30.116.
Mean relative humidity Sc per cent.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Oct. 22.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Tuesday, October 90,
at Z a. m. are as follows:
For Kansas: Fair, warmer; variable
winds, becoming southerly.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-23
To the Editor OF the Daily Eagle.

10 the EulJOr OF tne DAILY
If you will give little space and promi
hence to the signal service just now, you
will be doing me a service and the public a
much greater find that very few people
know what the cold wave flag means, or
indeed, even know that / display one Now
wish to benefit just as many people as
possible, and would like for everybody to
know that large white flag with black
square in the center will be displayed as a
warning of the approach of cold wave.
That whenever displayed it means
that the temperature will fall
from 10 to 90 degrees within
twenty-four or thirty-six hours, and also
that the temperature will go down to, or
below 45o.
This flag will be hoisted on the flag
pole of the Sedgwick.
1t is desirable that farmers and stock
men and growers of fruit and shippers and
dealers in perishable goods should let me
know how their interests can best be serv-
ed. / want to make these warnings of
practical benefit to the people.
1t may not always be possible to tell a
man whether on any particular morning
he had better take his umbrella to the Of
nee, or whether to wear his overcoat,
but it is generally possible to tell the
farmer whether he had better put on ex-
ira force to dig his potatoes or pick his
apples. Respectfully, ETC.,
FEED. l.. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
Signal office, Wichita, Kan, Oct. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-04
ILLNESS or SPEAKER COLE.

ALBANY, March (speci Speaker Cole OF the AS
semby, at Governor HIS invitation, has become
n guest at the Executive Mansion for few days. Mr.
Cole has been living this winter in the Kenmore Hotel
few days ago he attacked with what appeared
TO be slight Illness and deemed it prudent to remain
In his room. Mr.. Hustled at hn request presided
over the Assembly Thursday an. riday Mean
while Mr.. Coles Physician DR.. Ward, Thought that
there was danger of Mr. Coles malariai symptoms
merging into typhoid fever, and advised the Speaker
to cat n room outside of the hotel, saying that he
could be better cared for In case Of severe Illness.
Governor lin heard OF this and immediately upon
hearing about il sent letter TO Mr Cole inviting nm
to become his guest Mr.. Cole thankfully ao'eplcu
the invit alton had himself wrapped UP N blankets
and getting INTO a closed carriage went 10 Inc In.
ecutive Mansion. There he has been given ole OF
the best rooms .,. - o,,.o,
yrucb better so much beter that IL Is possible no
NAV be able to resume his duties Speaker on Mon
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-04
100 Doses One Dollar
Suicide. MURDER OR ACCIDENT.

STRANGE FEATURES ABOUT TIE DEATH OF PETER
GRANVILLE.
Several incidents in connection with the death Oh feter
GRANVILLE were discovered 10y the police Yesterday when
tend to confirm their belief that the old mans death Mas
either the result OF accident or suicide Grayile
was the Frenchman who was found early on FRIDAY
morning ing cut OF the New-York Central Kali
road through FOurth-aye, OF Fiftynfthst. lie died
few hours later at Bellevue Hospital GRANVILLE first
declared when the watchmen found rim that two men
had robbed him and thrown him Oh the foot-brdge
across the cut at Fiftyfthst At the hospital he said
that three men had attacked him. The autopsy seemed
TO bear the Frenchman ont In his declaration for IL was
found that bone his throat had been fractured mat
could hardly happened the doctor said except by
garroting Gravie had other injuries besides Two or
his toes on his left foot badly bruised as II some
one had stepped on them in fierce struggle. letter
and rosta card found him addressed to members or
his society. consignng his daughter to their care In
case he died Unexpectedly, indicated that the wig
maker had committed suicide. But his daughter SAID
that she wrote them some time ago. and her faner na
carried them with him In anything should happen
janitOr who lives near where 1ravllle Was Ioumi
says tha his sister up that night ana near rave
moan She her brother and he went 10 wnere
the man was lying. police ohicer was already Win
GRANVILLE Tho janitOrs sister that she could have
heard the struggle had GRANVILLE been garrored
that he should cross the foot-brdge. His married
daughter Mr Cantn that her father was subject
to vertigo The funeral will take place this afternoon
under the auspices OF the Sioux Tribe OF Red Men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-04
NICE POINT IN FEDERAL LAW
CAN A SUSPENDED OFFICIAL DRAW SALARY MR.
MAGONK THINKS so.

CAN SUSPENDED OFFICIAL DRAW SALARY '-MR.
MAGoNE THINKS so.
A correpsondent ASKS THE TRIBUNE whether there "a
any law that allows Federal officer TO receive his
pay while under suspension, and withhods the pay OIL
another under circumstances. AT the Custom
House Is contended that there is no law which pre-
scrIbes that shall receive his pay while under
suspension But political comfy governs the course to
be pursued and II one is Of the right political stripe he
may get appointed TO position In the Custom House,
commit some light offence to secure lis suspenson ana
then have the Investigation DELAYED for an INDEFINITE
time SO that he draw his salary and perform no
duty This OF course IL not economy. and IL helps TO
get rid Of the surplus in the Treasury.
The cases referred by the correspondent are those Oh
Frederick B. Wright, chief clerk; f. NJ SNOW. record
clerk; NJ H. Lawrence. order clerkf and James b. Buck
messenger AZ the Public Stores They were suspended
for borro wing money from Thomas W. Robertson ware
at the Public stores who had charge OF the
money received duties upon samples OF mercnahuse
and who was discharged. Mr.. Wright is Democrat
with big d. il also Nj. H. Lawrence. The pOItl Oh
the other two reported to he "Mu4wuInp IHee
four men suspended in December ana are SUN
drawing their pay A.. Qualification
said: Yes these men under suspension ana con-
tnue to draw their pay have no authority Dy law 20
withhold 1t from them. WHAT Is the cause or delay III
their cases believe that these men have committed
breach OF moral and official rules warranting their ais
missa have asked for delay for further In
vestigation have awarded 1t TO them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-04
pIprP OHIsFs ON WINDY DAY.

The Prospect Hsrriers had their regular cross country
run yesterday over o course In the Schwaoaeh ne
series. Ten started from the club house Mt Nihth'9.
and Prospect Park Plaza, with Harry 0row'ase a. PSI
maker. He lead the pack across the Cohnon =, >.
p.,k n E1atbush and across the parade ground 10
hs boulevard thence to Washington Cemetery ana paeA 10
tho club house distance OF six miles Harry 'fowtaee
hs,. C. r. Brandt In by six feet with Professor Ooie
close third; H. Dawson being fourth inc une Vi 'ho
winner was thirty sevon minutes ana 'hifty ~eOhu@
r, ,,ascsnt Athletic Clubs and hounds team had
.no, chase Messrs. Smith and Jones were the hares
ia trail across Prospect Park TO Flabush and sroun
h marx 70 the club grounds IN Nnthave, distance OF
Ave miles The pack, who lost the trai came s'rasghg
NV ,eIve minutes after the hares. The time OF the
hares was thirty minutes
rho E1eettoos Harrers had good cross country rum
=, from tho Ninth-st. entrance to Prospect Park
a Fort Hamilton and return. distance of about five
ties Messrs. Perry Ash and Burri made close finish
in thirty minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-04
To WaGE VAR OR NOT TO WAGE WAA
THAT Is A QUESTION WHICH THE CAR rs NoT-SE'
READY TO ANSWER.

BY CABLE
/,or,rioht 1898 By The Nsic. York AssocfoUd [Tesa
Berlin March 3-The Cars agents have renewed
their efforts TO raise loan Of 5OOOOoooO roun'os
at a nominal rate in Amsterdam, London ana fsns'
Tho loan II secured will accelerate war, but II re-
fused it will not prevent It, Tho relations oi "u'-
sia with the allied Powers are taking deveiopmen's
exactly as was force asted In these dispatches. Tho
dnomatc proposals OF Russia have resulted In noth'
ing definite What is definite, however, Is the rsn0o
eagerness OF Russia to obtain war loan and her coase
less preparations for war
The discomfort among the commercial Class IL
Russia and the fall I'm the value Of paper rouoies VIII
weaken the Cars control of affairs and lead him 70
a complete submission to the war party WHO on0r
him the alternative Of facing the revolutionary perry
The revolutionary organ, Svoboda,' declares shas
war rapdly and predicts the oonquest ana
ruin of Russia and tho submission Of the 6lsvs 70
Germany unless the policy OF the Car Is replsoe"
by free national management Of public ahs'r. ho"'
ever much he may be averse to war, tho internai
dIscords of Russia will soon force the Car 10 FISK
the future of the Romanof dynasty by challenging
the central Powers.
A faint glimpse of peace Is got In tho action Oh
the Car in entrustng his brother, the Grand Duke
Vladimir, with the routine dealings between tho MIN
sters and the Gar. The wife OF tho Grano Duh0
Vladimir Princess of Meoklenberg, IS 3 stcadfase
German, and sways the Duke In opposing the Wa
marty: but the Grand Dukes character Is iuntsed
TO cope with Ministers Tolstoi, Vannovsh and Pooleo4
onosteif, who are now guiding the Car.