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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
LOW PRICES WILL
WIN.
v. ]. WILSON,
Manager.
THE NEW BASE BALL RULES.


NV YORK, Nov. 22-The principal
changes in playing rules, as adopted at
the base ball convention, are as follows:
Relative TO substitutes, the rule requires
that one player, whose name shall be
printed on the score card. may be substi-
tuted at the end Of any complete inning By
the club, but the player retired shall not
thereafter participate in the game The
only change in definition OF \ dead ball IS
that the umpire must BE- standing on fcui
ground If the bali strikes any part of his
person CT clothing 10 make such ball
dead.
4 foul tip Is defined as follows.
a foul hit not rising above the
batsman's head and caught by the catcher
playing within ten feet OF home base shall
De termed foul tip
IL defining the powers Of the umpire 70
impose a fine Of not less than s. or more
than So for abusive, threatening or i'm
proper language to the umpire, an amend
ment was made es follows: 4 repetition %
the offense shall subject such player 10 a
removal from the game and the immediate
substitution Of another player there IN
uniform
BY the new rules also every tair hall
ball which hits the umpire IS cEe1Itest IS a
safe hit when inc ug1ry! re i N fair xro Is
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THE GAS ESCAPED,
And the Aer0naut Fell Into the River
and was Drowned.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 22.-Twelve thousand
people witnessed a balloon ascension at Ex-
position park this afternoon. H. F. Van
dergrift made the ascension. When the
balloon had reached an altitude of half
mile it suddenly burst and began to de-
scend to the ground rapidly to the horror
of the spectators Nandergrift cut the
rope which held the parachute The
parachute fell near the center of
the Chattahochie river and Nanderglift
was drowned i'll spite of the efforts of two
men in boat TO save him. The unfor-
tunate man was % years of age. He was
born in Vienna and had had been in the
balloon business twelve years. He made
his first parachute descent three months
ago.
The body was discovered at II o'clock
tonight completely enmeshed in the ropes
of the balloon. He will be embalmed and
sent TO his parents at Clinton, Mo.
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che naiu Eagle griday 11ng Duueber e. 1885,

The new silver vault in the treasury
building, having capacity of 100,0000O0
OF the dollars, and said to be the largest
treasury vault in the world, is being filed
1T the rate of half million day. 1t will
hold the total coinage of three years, but
age room will probably have to be pro
vided unless the coinage is suspended.
The decrease in amount of the deductions
on account of mutllations from the face
value Of currency redeemed and in the
number of counterfeit notes and coins re-
jected, shows gratifying improvement IN
the condition of circulation in this re-
spect
A small number of unsigned notes have
been stolen from bank in Kansas and are
irredeemabie, but none of them have been
seen at the treasury.
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SWITCHNEr STRIKE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 22.-Local switch
men to the number Of 10 struck tonight
for S75 per month Of twenty-six days and
ten hours. also the addition of one man 70
each switching crew Some delay occurred
but the railroad officials anticipate no
biockafes In the yards II the Belt Rail
way company west Of the city ~ q late
hour tonight a party Of the strikers com
PEELED three engin eeTs TO draw the fires -
their locomotives. James NulSaev. an en-
giReer who refused % comply With their
demands. was attacked and beaten, beng
seriously injured with a hammer
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Attest ON BLACNlSTING,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 22.-During the
prog ress of suit brought against the
Rock Island Railway company by Z. l.
Randall today, Manager Wood, OF the
Western Union Telegraph company, was
orieaed o produce in court a copy of the
blacklist" which he refused to do Ar
gument ON his case Will be heard Satur-
day. Randall was formerly r telegraph
operator in the employ OF the railroad and
he sued for So, Geo damages, alleging that
he was discharged for joining LABOR or
ganization and that the railroad black
listed him so eifeotually that he was una
bic TO procure employment. Ii IS likely
that test case Will be made of tie matter
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
Will CONTEST VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-As a result of
che conference between General Malone
and Senator Quay, recently held in this
city, it is announced proceedings will be
begun in the Virginia state courts and the
United States district court for Virginia,
attacking the right of the Democrat cleo
tors of that state and their votes for presi-
dent in the electoral college. Certificates
of election will not be issued until after
the meeting of the state board of canvass
ers in Richmond next Monday, and the
contemplated proceedings will be then i'm
snediately instituted
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
HARRISON AND HALFGRD.
sBusy With COrrespOndence-C Candidates for
Public Printer.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 22-private
Secretary Halford formally entered upon
his new duties today and occupies desk
in the library, Immediately to the right of
the large table where the president-elect
works. Secretary Halford, like the presi-
dent-elect, is rapidworker His appoint
merit gives great satisfaction here at home,
and numerous were the callers at the edi-
forial sanctum of the Journal today, leav-
ing cordial congratulation. Many tele-
grams from newspapers or other friends
also reached him.
General Harrison is gradually system
atizng in work and the better to accom-
plish his end, and also as an assurance to
callers that they viii find him at home,
he has set aside the hours from to 4
o'clock of each week day to see those
having business with him or 9TH
ers who call merely to pay
their respects. 1t is also announced that
every Thursday evening from to IL O'Clock
General and Mrs. Harrison will be glad to
receive all who may call. Mrs. Harrison
viii receive her lady friends from to )
o'clock Of each Wednesday.
Among the presidentelect's letters re-
ceived today was one stating large live
eagle had been shipped TO him from South
port, \. Y. 4 buffalo calf and a black
bear are also EN- route to the general. What
he viii do with this menagerie is Ques
ton likely to puzzle him more than some
OF the political problems also en- route.
Captain William NJ. Meredith, of Chi
cago, who is a candidate for public printer,
mas been in the city since Tuesday and re-
turned home tonight.
Colonel VIM. X. Holiday, ec-postmaster
Of indianapolis under Grant aud Hayes,
and brother-in-law of the late Oliver Z.
Morton, is also understood to be an active
candidate for public printer Still another
candidate for public printer arrived in the
city tonight in the person of l.. L. Burke,
editor of the Brookville American.
LEAGUE DELEGATES TO NEW YORK.
TOPEKA, Nov. 22.-At a meeting of the
executive committee of the Kansas Re
publican league today the following dele
gates were elected to the national conven-
ton of Republican clubs at New York on
December 10: IL. NJ. Wisler, Hutchinson;
VIM. Dill, Leavenworth; :. II. Dodge, Be
lott; ID. Stewart Elliott Colfeyyille
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THE DARGlN CASE

CHICAGO. Nov. S3.-James Dargin, the
ex-member % the Irish constabulary,
about whose case much has been said in
the papers, was found insane this morn
ing. Judge Gary said he could ind moth
ing in the law which would compel the
British government or Its representative
here 10 take charge of him, but that his
friends who brought him over. knowing
him TO be insane and pauper, might be
compelled TO return him 70 ireland if they
are able 10 co 50.
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FX-PcE CiEFNT- HAYES

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-E.X-Presjdent Hayes
delivered an address n the concluding
session of the state board Of charities and
correction IN Farweil hall tonight The
audience numbered 3.5C0 and the speaker
was given CORDIAL reception. Ne ex-
plained at length the aims OF the National
Prison Reform association ard advanced
several theories a 10 the treatment OF
crimes and criminals.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
YELLoW FeveP CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ncv. 2g.-An afternoon paper
publishes the statement as coming from
an unnamed physician that T. Il. " yle-
man, o. New Orleans. arrived II this city
on August . and tha. be died Of yellow
fever one week later The rAysscias esFs
tina: there WIS 10 danger q c1niaslosg-
he suppressed the fact, giving the Gauss
Of the Death a. tie inquest ~ congestion
Re feared that the announcement Of the
true cause vcsid result "a q useless p ar.c
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
GOuNIX CT ERkS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 22.-At the annual
convention of county clerks today report
was adopted which recommends the legis-
lature to create the Office OF county asses
sor, and suggests os a remedy for the pres
ent unjust system of assessment and taxa
ton that severe penalty be imposed upon
officers who assess property at less than
its actual value
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
THE TENTH ENStIC

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22-The publication
of the twenty-second volume of the tenth
census report which has just been issued
completes the most elaborate work of the
kind ever undertaken in the world. The
taking of the tenth census was provided
for by an act of congress, approved March
3, 1879, appropriating $500, coo for the work
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

Every glorious act of great life starts
forward an eloquent fact. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the glorioue act of life's
study, and it is a positive fact that it
stands without rival
Hope for season bids the world fare
well, when a man finds himself in the re-
lentless grasp of neuralgia, but he smiles
and takes heart when his wife brings a
bottle of Salvation Oil
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

The Missouri Pael8e railway esty tsekst
Office has removed 20 IT %0TtA &Aaa
stree FOR tickets u a. p0soss q tAs
globe. aod Information regard .zsG as-Y TIT.
yOz may coutezn plate, CAL * C-I 2c1F
quarter aad Obtain sssT.e.
= T. EfEx@EEET.
Passenger and ticket asez;, - So-ta
Main Hreet soG
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PRIZES AWARDED.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 22-Interstate
military drill closed to-day. Prizes were
awarded as follows: Southern cadets,
Macon, first prize, s1,0oe; second prize
Witt rifles. Columbus, Tenn, $500; Co
lumbus guards, Columbus, Ga, third
prize, SEQ.
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BANKS DOORS cLOSgr

OMAHA, Nov. ga Bee special from
Valparaiso, Neb.. says: The state bank at
this place closed its doors and the proprie-
tors, C. S. Coville and G. A. Crane. fed the
country, leaving many debts unsatisfed
The amount of liabilities is unknown As
nearly as can be ascertained this evening
the liabilities will reach 800. 0O1
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STABLE BURNED.

A stable in the rear of Judge Stevens
residence on North Emporia avenue, took
fire at 3o'clock this morning. The depart
ment answered Immediately, but did not
succeed in extinguishing the flames.
of value was in the stable to be
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
LIVE STOCK EXCHANGES.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-While the joint
convention of range men and butchers was
in session in the exposition building a
meeting Of committees from the live stock
exchanges of Chicago, ST. Louis, Omaha
and Kansas City, was held at the Southern
hotel. They were REINFORCED by seceders
from the convention and adopted set of
resolutions setting forth their views. The
preamble recites that whereas an inspec-
ton and approval of meat products Is
necessary to command the confidence OF
the consumer and such inspection and
approval should be made under authority
free from local prejudices, and the inter
estS OF the producers and consumers alike
demand the best facilities for marketing
OF live stock and the products thereof, 1T Is
resolved that we favor national in
spectlon law providing that it shall be
unlawful to transport from one state into
another or foreign country any beef. pork,
mutton or veal 10 be sold for human food,
which has not been inspected alive at
Strengthening place by inspectors OF the
United States and found healthy"
The resolutions favor the appointment
of practical stockmen as national inspect
ors and oppose local or state inspection
laws which shall hinder the free transDor-
tation and marketing of meat products;
that such laws would have tendency to
destroy competition and would not COM
mand the confidence in foreign coun-
tries that national inspection would.
A copy of the resolution will be for
warded to each United States senator and
congressman.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23-News has reached
this city Of an engagement between
number OF boats Owned by unlawful
dredgers aud the state police sloop Cow
ernor Thomas in which a negro named
Castle was shot and fatally wounded
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those towns the butchers who six years

those towns the butchers who six years
ago were we'll to do, are now bankrupt.
The committee then adjourned 70 SIP. m.
Only one witness was examined at the
night session-A. c. Cassiday, an East St.
Louis commission man. Mr.. Cassiday ex-
planned the difference between Chicago
and st. Louis on purely business principles
and claimed that If st. Louis did the right
thing the cattle business would come out
all right. 1t was all nonsence to call the
big four" of Chicago robbers. They
were business men and their mission in
life was to make their capital invested
earn from to Z per cent, and they We're
succeeding in doing so. The talk Of a
combine was ridiculous. 1t was purely a
the committee some information as to
how markets are made. For instance, a
stock man will find the pens full, become
alarmed and sell huickly at low figure,
thus establishing price for the day.
The committee will resume work at II
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Arcade Criticism.

Arcade Criticism.
We can assure some
of our readers that the
crowd is not allpassing
the "ARCADE" for
many who have been
induced to come down
town by nouncing adj
vertlsements have as
certained that they
can buy the same
goods for less money
at the "ARCADE"
than atany store IN the
city. 1t is the prices
we boast of. 1t is the
value we offer that
catches. No matter
what prices you are
offered goods at we
will sell you the same
goods for less money.
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Now, my lears. said a IisaugIyu
sunday school teacher 10 class of
uine ilgtlc masculine buds ~ promise
last Sunday u am going % ihe
county thi- week. and Won't he hack
again until September. 9 ben ! shall
expect g. scc ali of my boys in their
places. ready Ter uur winters sFurk
I hope dear lissle hoys, shat you will
he very esol this summer. and each
Ut yoa engage ~ some cseiai aHa im-
proving study. nac ought Dnt So Pc
wholly ii'e at amy fime q! tac year.
Surprising, now. that sen ta.{ aae.
eurh Ui Nou iust what son Intend
-taav ing tGi. summes.
ung 6oy, age ten. spoke FOR the class
ani .aial briefly but FaiaJrdly
Nc'rs co,A' ~ cTEsuEo into the
krCokiyu ieayer Nice. ma'aui. ana
yea kla ii>t hst keays on a. knecklr'
dc -t1Hu' Catn arv tGb oi our sisp
vut wants to sla,,d aV ia front a; .
trfae su ~cr g. f4sN uext Suaslav
sltcfHaea Ni3 dc shiny Alley 0lah n
yCu uant g. -ec snuc fam Wen 9av
'gri eftt .u Hna SHARP. uasasl
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Facts From Prominent Men.

Nsrur II = Nsitn. 81 t,,ytir. oAsn. savs.
"AckcFs Bl9a3 Elyls cannot ~ rrq9-r-
rsastci teyaut lzs sse-5ss u has Fesi1r,ss
af hsesat g. afalshy eeuttjtioa. satlasEir. ?
severe l.aucss trQr1 hls-d polsouirz Y-,-
irUsizare
Sts'e -~.uEfaf fsrrsate-. - MIchlEaH.
says fstf usssl krktrs Eiosa4 Fiix5r
aeF ST rlse fsiis,t Es1 ssrec hssgstes q Il
Csra4 are"
@E hsmnsoa- "a SIC sr1YleT = ;li- I.
: q f. r. 81 E3sha-l- Ind. saws aAF.
fer s3sseFisz sar IS Fea-s vita Saaf aharlrs
= a. czlrgsi IS ssias fss.r asst1ies - .srSer's
Elso8 Eh0sr
Aeku-'s s3aasi Eiisi- is asa on > e-lS-a--
ieV - a. X SgENA&F Aa441v
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Ettes.s z rf1sizzfi-
Nv srTusou TO-DAY. aH the Ne
h-aska clergy lran. hooking fFassll,
over the congregation. ii trest *
sabbath de e rattan. and trust that {
VII Be ahsc q r.lsDi uuI u.s. wicket
gcss tp Eooi e.fcS1 i.sserc oF,enirr
my discourse. however. I An AL.
ausHre gaat a b1setaH rsu.e i in
f.tcgrsss south ~ tie church an E.-
tie csavtf5itaee 81 ser~hfrsf4 she
sctre es ioa-nEs wiu he rey7a rtis.s "a
'hc hlacA hoaFd Is Rr0 Guhm.on. Wv
text j. tEcmyTaics the Sabbath Lay- te
kQrp e beds
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PUGET SOUND SHORE R. R,
Time Table, Taxing Effect
Sunday, May ~, 1888.

-. Leave Arrive
Tacoma tfnixeef3s a1E 49, u
sisls Junction lsix'di-5z3 :. IN. 800
l., stofnsc;s With the y. z. K x. FOR Port.
CONNECTS with ;. r. T. r. for Portland
60 J. A. NADEAU,
I. J. AltsKE. Manager.
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"a. s.x.xmsnt sfsoxea q deficiency
az a.. xAsrh bad ee<rs z.sssss. - y
.t.e s~e-etary Ii was erurreAs ala- -. :
c.,IIersson be txkea Is ne sses,,1s
Ser 81 meet thfs eencssnry g the
rsu vas called and orders -. minutes
AZ this session we're gsvxn 70 fAs Sec
rpsassks-
4 motion % extend she time pre-
vailed
Notices we're ssyen out and aslioarn-
ment uas bad
Daring the morning Session the
kishsp introduced % the ccntersres
Reys. pr~. loser. Harrington. Nip
Pei ek the Oregon conference. LE-
Hine- Of the Columbia river confer-
ence. Hansen ard Clarke 81 the Ter
| mzn work, ard ChkF8ain -ts1hsss-
| Conference vii probably not cios7s
before Monday night
srxaay AxsorscKxExTs
At the First NJ E ehurch-l>oTs
feast. a39 q. ~. II 3 M. prsaesiStssss
BY Bishop W Y stnsie, foaAoNeo y
the ordination OF deacons' p n;
sunday school anniversary and can
| drens mass meeting - ~,
preaehfnx bv Rev r z. Tower Of WI
la,uetre University. followed By ortli'
nation q elders.
ratfery street n r. churchill. a
m no service. 81 ?. M. preaching
- Hey. r. II. Massey q Olympia
Scandinavian u E. ehnrcb--7.o P.
ma r,rparhing by Rev G. j. Larson
| German " Z. chusch-serysces 81
o. n. in the scandinavian III. r.
church by Rev. George HastIug-
| First Congregational church =
| Preaching At II a. ~ by Rev. j. u.
| K nor. u. h., OF Topeka. Kansas.
Methodist Protestant churchill 4.
m. by Rev. W. II. Drake. I'D p. IA.
preaching by 7 ?. Butler.
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seattle Port Townsend. the
Islands and Port An
geies Routa

IkANkR EyANGEL WILL LEAVE sE.
s,e 49, ~ ~ t0ft Townsend and the islands
.! AtA1ay morning a. O'clock. Ieavs
sesiiis iof Port Angeles and the islan,,s
SseEs ihufsdAy morning A. - ofeloek
49, ~ s.'eizht, passage or lsbbing Hppiv an
=, ~ I" Lle agent. THOMAS CfiN'Fg
y A. Butler EifrE lea.rfe "" I-'t
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AZ ntss tci EVs~ ovEr@eeaas sgte,{-
c>fF ser aau.f Noar gncs!refs atp-S
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tsiy Hsaa h's. saFjGne enee throush
an assrssaaTlet sssosl, H rassg Rssrr
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GARBAGE.

II RENAETISf s 90, HEREBY TSFoRM
- 90 fatsae ttet ftsy krc rsssr II reruase
Ssfsastc AEa4 gfceT lnea1grEfsaoss from
lss--Fisfles u ssazrfie a. fzsr cnza sensation,
a 80 asSsi aozE x'ta11ess ~. 2 n boz -
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STEINER CLiRi BROWN

/ EAvEs YEsLER's WHARF FOR IA.
II coma Olympia AID Blk skookum A. :
= "a ever Monday. Wednesday aud ri
Eelarning, leaves shelton. Big sknokurs
=. = "a ever Tuesday, THURSDAY and "a.
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SPIuNB1
81 CO.'S
PRIVATE DISPEFSAhf'
BIB Commercial street. eorh']
jackson, Seattle, w. t.

An chronic Diseases 81 NEs and NOxAj
successfully treatet
lost MANHOOD, Nervous ssd rnys.s1
Debility, Exhausted Vitality .sI
Weakness. spermatOrrheea, impoeTr
fionorrhoea. elect, syphilis. Presa.,,,a -
cline. Weakness Ia Women, and AZ ~
nouRi DeFanggmentsi nsi result ron w.
tai foilies or excess In after years ..,rss
URINARY kidney, aud Bladder tf7s 80
weak Back. G9n0rfhoea. - -.
Crystis.s. Naricoeele, structure. etc, 80
Is and safely cured Nonaase0us z 80
given, nor strozg ialettare nsee,
esase structure. Charges reas9nAtAss. Z. -.
EHRY0US Debility. Doss os yiTor - -
MN tVsS Losses, Might EmissiosA
EpOndency, etc, ETC.. cured. -
WHINE MEa suffering from TIE 49,.
i""H" nDH youthful foilies o. lna.s
ton. should avail themselves o. gu ~
ment, the greatest boon eyef lai9 :. =.
tar Of suffering humanity. VIII
4 positive cure In every case. 81
hiddle-aged Men Thsfe ~. are s .sss ~ n
uaticu OF the bladder. sccomr9nlea
smarting or Burning seusafioai ee - -.
alton the urine deposits 6 sss1l1 - -
sometimes Aibumen i present - 49,, -
varies from bright or reddish 70 80
milky hhe, the patient experiences
sniug % the system IN a manner 49,, -.
account for. This "a the secnna
seminal weakness Many de o. ~
Guilty, ignorant Of It's eAnse. A pert~
and healthy restoration gusra1fesa ..s<I
Once hours, 10 a M. 70 p. n
n.
y. B.--Persons unable 20 visit - ~
treated At their homes by eorresPo1..91
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