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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31
KANSAS MATIERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-kansas PENSIONS
Original invalid-William Oddly. Edo
RADIO; George D. Freeman, Caldwell
William Cowley, Hollenberg; Jeremiah
Peck, Buffalo Park; George W. Dunn
Arkansas City.
Increase-Thomas Clancy, Ottumwa
Reissue-David Tracy. Masner.
Mexican survivors-John A McLaugh-
lin. Topeka.
Kansas postmasters appointed today
l. d. Murray, Hunnewell, Sumner conn
ty: Charles r. Haliett, Bavaria, Sabine
county,
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31

81. LOTS. Oct U.-Las. aizht He8ry
4-SuZes = river coofrsetpr, sf4zFTslsd stEh
Eis slstsr-la-ias = IEa. Sasis@ck assd
slapped her u tbs face. Patrick HcfBxy-
raoss. had sawyer IA tAs EH@Ys. 7sou. &
company fslall iz.ssffese6 AID LAoxe shge
him sw.r9 TIE weuz6 Eas AZ Frs.
thgaeks noz 70 .. dangerous. b1t MeIJ~r-
s.cS+ 4 ~ n the city Eo%Yisai to<sNy zs.4
IIAnzs = 10 5ssL lac victim c.uss rsrr
from Muscs1sne Ia. w1ss~ he LAS wife
AID several ehis1ssa
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EMERSON, NOT CHAPMAN.

TOPEKA, Oct. 30.-A number of the pa
pers in this state are yet publishing he
name Of Mr.. Chapman as candidate for
Republican presidential elector for the
Seventh district. The name of Willis g.
Emerson was substituted for that of Chap
man month ago
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THECOMMONWEALTH SOLD.

TOPEKA, Oct. 30.-The Commonwealth
company has sold its telegraph franchise,
name. good will and subscription books to
the Capital and the two papers will be
consolidated November | under the name
of the Capital Commonwealth with J. X
Hudson rs sole proprietor. The Common
monwealth sold no presses or other mater
ial with the office. The price it sold for
was a. COO
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OwyIssl0XFa gLECH sNUggEo

WRaiSGToS, Oct. 59.-4rsneraI Black,
in the pension case Of Tomas Hamilton, 81
the Twelfth Michigan regiment, has r.
ceived th.s rebuke from the secretary Of
the interior.
With regard 70 the ouestloa raised By
the appeal herein a. 20 cDrrecfnsss and
legality Of yozr action o. REJECTING ta4s
ca n upon your oTn motion after the
same bad been f4TDrabiy edsuciezted
on appeal By this department, and
upon the same state q facts
gygB which sad department cec.sioz. VA
rendered, tie department must 1EoeSltA1-
ingly pronounce 7aIa action mistaken
exercise q jurisdiction. " bile tbs de-
Tsart1aent il PREPARED 70 a-zrse sufirs.y With
the correctness Of pour usEsssss3o2 a. %
the merits Of stgls claim. yet u = eoD need
that your Action - this CAse = - eTrpsse-
Gus \ department. Gscss.oEa uposl TIE
claim reversing The action q rs1scEao1 =
vUssE bureaE has teen rendered. coosa31sfs1,
explicit directions that tkss Claim saoEzld y
favorzb!y ~. ind cated. and ssl skzs remain
ed 70 lie dogsS Dy yea was esssssr 20 hare
obey sad direction - r. "a Four view.
satd sseeisi1t. had lsee8 rssl1ers4 ursCL a
rr.issaxypre54erss.os % tee szets. saa wa
erroneous 70 hare called tbs @ttsDL8ol Il
the ssessaETtEBsgst fAsnEto. AID EiI&ouE de-
aAy rssqtestcd = decentralization Il sad
sssrssioa- srsca appears - have t~sa tie
universal practice u az s1ca eases, azd =
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AONORING THE GAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 30.-It is reported
the accident TO the cars train yesterday
resulted IN the killing of twenty-one per-
sons. The minister of war and COM
mander of the bodyguard were injured.
The Rebel brothers, the Baku petroleum
refiners spent S25, 600 in entertaining the
car. They presented TO the czarina dia-
mond bouquet holder valued at $4,000.
Another petroleum firm at Baku spent
81, 900 in honor of the car.
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NAB RtE0

BEATRICE, Neh.. Oct. 3o--Mr. o. Jansen
Collman. OF Broken Bow, and Miss Hattie
Paddock. daughter OF United States Sens-
tor Paddock. were married here at noon
today
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KARPER's TREASURESHlP SETTLED
THE COFFEYvILlE VICTIMS.

COFFEYvILLE, Oct. 30.-The condition of
Mrs. Upham and daughter, victims of the
late dynamite disaster in this city, are
more favorable, but the chances are that
both will be crippled for life. There are
no new developments in regard to the
party that left the explosive at the express
Office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31

WAsHTSGTOS, OCT. 5o-Lieutenant z.
". wood, assistant adjutant general. has
Dakota.
An army retiring board has bern sp-
pointed 70 meet from tune 70 time al tie
call Of the president at san franCiCO for
the examination of FIRST Lieutenant \ J
Rice. first artillery, and other officers f9g
retirement.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31
ASHBAUGH AT .SEOGWlCK.

Special Dispatch to the Bailv Eagle
SEDGWICK CITY, Oct. 50-Hon. s. S
Ashbaugh, of Kingman, addressed one of
the largest Republican meetings of the
campaign in this city this evening. The
gentleman is favorable orator and held
his vast audience spellbound for two hours
and thirty minutes
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31
THE BoHEMlAn-PolsoNlNe CASE.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. o-The Off
GERS who have been working on the Bohe-
milan flats wholesale poisoning case have
arrested Mrs Martin, the young bride.
charging her with the crime. 1t appears
that on the afternoon of the day on which
the bridal party arrived from New Prague
there was a quarrel. The bride of three
days was jealous Of a cousin, Lizzie Hala-
witch, and grew excited because her has
band was attentive TO Lizzie. In this the
whole family took part. The bride was
very angry and going TO q drug store she
bought some poison. The package found
mas been identified as the one she bought.
After the poisoning the family entered into
collision to conceal the identity of the
prisoner, who has repented of her rashness
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31
FOREIGN AOVlCES,

PEARS SOAP secures beautiful com
pIexion.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31
Isuffered for two weeks with neuralgia
Mrs. WIN c. BALD,

SUHtTtu IUT lNU VEGAS VIII LtuTdISId
of the face, and procured immediate relief
by using Salvation Oil.
Mrs. WIN c. BALD,
1873 n. Carey St, Baltimore. Nd.
4 Chicago lover bet his girl that he
could tell what she was thinking of. He
thought she was thinking of him, but she
wasn't; it was about DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, which had just cured her of a
dreadful cough.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-31

KANSAS CITT, No, Oct 3o--Ehe regis
;ratioa trouble assumed q lew pause shss
morning Auditor Wlnrztn says ee VIII
refuse 10 audit the accounts Of tie spies.
employed By the recorder. who have oesn
4 a-chlug far Illegal vU:=rs-
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A MORE SEVERE TYPE.
The Fever Is Assuming at jack
SonviHe.
NOT MANY NEW CASES REPORTED.
Ohicial Reports from Several F1oride Points
Tents and Supplies Ordered for
Ouarantine Camps-Etc.

WASHINGTON, August 19-Surgeon General
Hamilton have received the following dis
patches concerning yellow fever in Florida:
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August 1S-O1icial bulletin
for twenty-four hours ending p m; ea,es IL
deaths l; recovered 1; under treatment IS; total
number of cases to date 49, total number Of deaths
to date 5. The fever is assuming q more severe
type. NEAL MITCHELL, NJ. D.
TAMPA, Fla, August 1s.-Manatee, total % cases;
none since the 1lth The village has been fOnlI-
gated and bedding cleaned.
PALMETTO August 1s-One case on the 18th; 10th
2; 18th 2; 18th none. No connection with the
Manatee cases. Restrictive measures have been
adopted. MURRAY, Surgeon
TAMPA, August 1s-only one mild case sincelast
report Eleven cases in all, in eight of which dag
nosis is positive Three deaths with black vomit
Another fever, probably mild dengue, has appeared
here. Only one case of yellow fever under tieaJ,
President Hillsboro County Board Of Heelth.
ST MARY, Fla, August 1S.-The tents AMI sup
plies have been received, and the camp viii be-
ready Tuesday, possibly Monday. GUlTaRAs
FORT MONROE, August 1S-A sick seaman on the
steamer Athens died the same day Diagnosis not
positive. No others sick Will use every pfec; zen,
CLARKsoN, A. A Sur.eon.
ORLANDO, Fla, August Is, via Sanford, FaA Aug
ust 13.-Oface of Board of Health, Orange County,
Florida.-There is no yellow fever in Orlando and
Sanford or Orange county, Our mails are threat
ened to be cut off. Please send your most reliable
expert and detail him to make thorough ingest-
cation as to the existence of yellow fever Orange
county invites investigation and demands she be,
set Alright before the entire country.
Z. ]. REEL,
President Orange County Board of Health,
J. W. HICKS, Secretary.
FOSTER S. CHAPMAN, Mayor Orlando.
0. NJ. THRAsHER Mayor Sanford.
In compliance with the last telegram, DIR.
New Orleans to make the investigation le"-
OueSted
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THE MADISON SENSATION.
Mr.. Vincent ii Stiles VIII CAN on Governor
Gordon.

Mr.. Vincent III. Stiles VIII CAN on Governor
Gordon.
Mr.. Vincent Fl. Stiles who was ordered to
leave Madison on Tuesday night for an al
legged insulting remark about a young lady in
that place, was in Atlanta Thursday and
called upon Governor Gorden for protection.
The story told by Mr.. Stiles puts quite diff
ferent phase on the transaction. Says he:
II belong to the bridge building firm of
W. S. Stiles & Co., of Kansas City, the head
of the firm being my father. We have
$4,000 contract on the Coyington and Macon
road, near Madison. 1 have been there SUI
perintending the work since February. Sew
eral days ago heard remark about young
lady, which did not believe, and I so ex-
pressed myself to a friend. On Tuesday, rs I
was passing the postofice, Postmaster Black
burn called me in. and holding open a written
document called on me to sign q retraction.
AS had said nothing to retract l refused,
whereupon he did slap me. ! am large man,
he but a small one, and I was among stran-
gers. Putting these things together I simply
said:
"'You are mad now. For the present will
let this matter stand
"By this time the young man was furious.
He rushed into the Office got his revolver, and
was in the act of firing, when struck his aim
arm, and thus prevented the wound from be-
ing fatal. That night Mr. Burney came to
me and stated that a committee would order
me to leave in the morning. Seeing the ex-
cited state of public opinion, left that night
and have been under treatment since.
Mr.. Stiles is gentleman of prepossesing ap-
pearance and strikes the observer most favor
bly,. The following letter from Colonel Will
liam A. Broughton, prominent citizen of
a.
friends there:
MADISON, Ca, August 1G, 1Sss-Editors Constitu-
ton see in your paper 'much ado about moth
ing in the BlackburnStiles case reported from
Madison. 1 know MI Stiles intimately and know
him to be gentleman; am connected with him in
business, and have found him correct i'll all his
dealings, and if he has said done anything wrong
it was not Intentional and he is ready and willing
to make any and all apologies to the proper person
or persons. Mr.. Stiles has been in Morgan county
five months and has always dcmcaned himself pro
perly on all occasions VIM. A. BRoUGHToN.
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THE OLD FIGHT.
The Hatfields and McCoys Doing NJ
Shooting.

Tho HatGelds and McCoys Doing More
Shooting.
CATlETTsBURG, Ky, August 14-There is
trouble again in Pike county between the Hat
fields and McCoys.
Frank Phillips, sheriff of Pike county, who,
made the former arrests, and whose daring
deeds made him famous, seems to be the COW
eted prize of West Virginians, who seem des~
tined 10 get his scalp. The trials of the Hat
fields were set for Pikeville yesterday. Last
week Phillips was out through the county se~.
curing witnesses, and when in the neighbor"
bloody encounter, he was approached by three
demanded his surrender. Phillips replied by
the trio. He shot the belt off one Alexander,
we'll known here, and secured his three revolt
vers. No one was hurt in the melee The
three reiterated minus their hats, weapons, etc.
The next day they returned with nine re-
cruits in search of Phillips and his body guard
and the West Virginians were again repulsed.
On Sunday the Hatfield squad, to the number
of sixty, passed the mouth Of the Better creek
and Captain Hatfield told an old miner that
he had better leave, as there was going TO be
trouble. Shortly afterWard he heard skir~
mish between the Hatfelds and the McCoys,
the latter being forty-fye strong and lying I'M
wait for their enemies. After the smoke Of
the battle had cleared away it was discovered
that three Hatfelds were killed and two
wounded, while three of the McCoys were
slightly wounded. The end is not yet, but the
KentlIckians have the best OF them in as much
as they are thoroughly organized and we'll
armed.
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LAWLEss NEGROES.
The Militia Called Out to Arrest the DespeT'
ADDE'S.

ADDE'S.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., August 1S.--[Special.l-
4 laboring gang OF negroes OF the Charleston
Cincinnati and Chicago railroad passed through
the city yesterday, changing their camps from
Rock Hill, S. c., to Winston, this state.
While en- route the negroes committed many
depredations They first stopped a man on the
outskirts of the city, and would not let him
pass further. They entered backyards of
farm-houses, rifled chicken coops, cuFsedi
the owners, who, owing to superior
numbers, were afraid to retaliate. Near
Stonewall, n part of the gang went foraging
and tore up corn, cabbage, and otherwise COM
mitted nuiSances. While out, some assaulted
George Andrews, who had one eye put out by
pistol shot also George Means wife. Going
through the house and wringing the chickens
neoks. The same party held up watermelon
wagon and relieved it of its contents This
morning the same scenes were enacted near,
Huntersville. Parties brought in the informal
ton and notified Governor Scales. On bench
warrant, issued by Judge Means, the sheriff
summoned posse and started on horseback for
the scene. The Hornets Nest Ritemensi
fully ACQUIRED, was ordered to tho locality of
the disturbance. The sheriff impressed a.
special train. The Rifles boarded at Mount
Mourne. The Rifles disembarked on the in
formation that the gang had not passed there
and overlook the gang. The negroes werel
demoraliZed at the appearance OF the militia
and made little resistance They We're sur
rounded and parleying ensued which led to
arrest of thirty of the most guilty. These me-.
groes were brought to Charlotte.
Then arriving at the depot, the Rifles formed
a hollow square with the prisoners in the CEN
ter, and marched to the court house, where
court is in session, followed by large crowds.
The excitement was intense. At one time
threats of lynching made the prisoners trem-
BILE. The court house was packed ct the pre-
liminary examination, and the prisoners were
committed to Jail in default of $500 bail Trial
on Monday
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HIGH AND LOW TARIFF.
How the Farmer is Directly Interested in
the Savings at Home.

How the Farmer is Directly Interested in
the Savings at Home.
Now that the oouHtry is wild with the agita-
ton of high and low tariff seems TO us that il IS
about time the farmer was looking into matters Of
closer nature and cutting down the home tariff.
Tie farmers alliance is a move in tie right digec
ton. and if followed pwiu rcdown to the advance.
ment Of thcig interest, uut there are many little
things which tax the fatmer much heavier than
tariff and iftheir attention should not be called 10
them win be overlooked We viii take for instance
the sharpening OF gins IN the cotton section which
usually cost from fifteen 10 twenty-five cents saw
or from Sc 70 so each time the Gin is shaIpened.
Have you ever thought Of it and nov easily it can
be avoided suppose three or four farmers should
club together IN a reighlorbood and buy at n cost
OF $50 a Duplex Gin Saw sharpeuer which VIII last
almost q lifetime. Then they can sharpen q gin 1T
a total cost not exceeding one dollar TIE Duplex
can be operated by anyone ana requires but q few
Aougs 30 sharpen the largest gins These machines
have been I'm successful operation all over the
country tOg six years, and If The farmer VIII look
to his interest and make ZIP these c.Uis and write
90 ths Atlanta Machinery company, Atlanta G or
sin. DE win have save myye tlg his nci-hb1rnooi
.hau on any one article Ae couiinter uimsel.iu
Nou can make your own calculations and act as
you think to your interest,
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1t Is Some Fairer Face?

Though he still holds me tenderly in his arms
Aud rests his hands upon my head,
The old benedction is not in the touch
And l feel that his passion is dead.
hear him sigh when he thinks l sleep,
And he lies awake far into the night.
His face is haggard, thin and pale
AS look at il close in the morning light.
"Oh, what have l done? What is il ! lack?"
have asked the question again and again.
He answers, 'Wny, nothing" and pats my hand,
And smiles, though his eyes are full Of pain.
Does he give to enother the kisses miss?
Is it some airer face that those longing eyes see?
Though hold the casket, does another now wear
The jewel that made it SO precious to me?
-Eva S. In New York World
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Mothers NAV DdoendIUpon IT.

Trying and critical, indeed, is the teething
period, but relief is afforded by the timely use
ofNIRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
d cents q hottie
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ut needs" as Hamlet says. mo ghos.
To come and tell this truth.
Pure SOZODONT preserves the teeth,
In ace, in manhood, youth
Ifany substitute is offered
For this, reject it when It's profered.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Makes Delicious Lemonade.


A teaspoonful added to glass of hot or cold
water, and sweetened to the taste, will be
found refreshing and invigorating.
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The Tenth Gorsgll Veterans viii have q reunion
az Fayetteville, ao. oI The Atlanta and Florida
railroad. or tie lGSt. Generals Lonrstreet,
McIaws. Cumm.1-. thuisy and Governor John d.
Gordon expected % uc present. Tie railroad viii
give rouud Trip tickets both fon Atlanta and Fort
Valley. EugI9sun&Wlt
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IyrANTED TO KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS
" OF James /. Mcdowell; about o feet or g.
inches high. Light hair. slightly gray broad shonl-'
dar, slightly stopped; weight about $50 10 l6Q
pluucs. wearing black sui OF clothes and light felt
bat when lie LEFT home. ANY information thank.
fully received. Friends IN distress. Address I. R.
Mcdowell, Cullasnia, Macon county, y. c.
I I'VE GEESE FEATHERS FOR BEDS AND Pill
IL lows. merchants aud families supplied In any
quantities wanted Address j. {. Fuller, u south
Broad street, Atlanta Ga Aug I-wlta
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21

Try C1ters Little Nerve Pills for any case
Of nervousness, slecplessucss, weak stomach
indigestion. dyspepsia, etc, relief IS sure, The
only nerve medicine fox the price IN market,
In walls az - cents
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"It IS q fact =" that Hood IS Saysapar,lla dos
cure scroiula, salt rhoum and other disease
or affections arising from impure state or low
condition Of the blcod. oyercomes that tired
feeling. creates good appetite and giyese
strength 10 every paEt Vi the tyslem. ITy.it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05

OF the accuracy of these Hgurcs-Tle % per "ecA
for the American potter and 81 ~ ior 'he r"en'
there can be no question. SO that the EnSlish mani"
factircr IN competing for this market has an adVar
tsge of I13 per The present tariff Ia" imposes
duty Of SIS per cent plain white ware anu Oh oo
per cent on decorated ware. The English mshui'c|
still has decided advantage but this Is 10 SOME
extent equalized by the fact that the American ou9e
can get his goods and all Of them directly ioni
manufacturer while he could not do so TO advantage
from importer This circumstance acts as a oarrier
TO importation and leaves the American mahui@uror
fighting chance upon his present scale OF wages
This chance he has improved well that he no" shacs
the market with his foreign rival lie does NOT anu
cannot control the market His sales are not ercsaer
than the importers sales, but they are nearly u no.
quite as great In 1858. upon the Tariff Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05

INSPECTOR WILLIAMS SOLD KEENAN, CHIPS.
So John Keenan, is detained in Montreal by large and
important TRANSACTIONS is he r. said Police inspectors
Williams with grim the other day. he read the adavie
OF the boss bJodler." swell guess knew John
Keenan, when he made his first In this city He WAC
then q little ragged dirty, redheaded Irish boy. Thai
in 1852. used to every day 10 buy chpa
by the basket In BePs shipyard. IN stanenst whers
was employed : apprentice Many basket OF chips
sold to Keenan, days He paid nve cents fos
chips enough MI his basket ten cents for what We
called scker measure BY setting sticks up along thA
ode OF basket keenan, able get about double the
quantity OF chips that basket was supposed TO hold
From the shpyard lugged the chips to his cusoners cd
the east side city, and doubled his money every
trip BY and BY disappeared from the yard. and
next heard Of him - the keeper Of srseery. Kssnal
marta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05

W. W. Ames IS willing and anxious to match the
little launch Just described against anything Of her
size in the world. 1t Is gratifying TO hear that ths
challenge has already been responded to. About tha
middle Of this month the Buzz will enjoy confess
Of speed with the launch Jersey Lily, the shrews|
bury River The Lily is the property Of Commodore
Munro, and built at Bristol, r. l., by a genius
whose identity has not yet reached the metropolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05

Captain s. samuels. the whilom commander Of tho
clipper Dreadnaught and sailor Of the celebrated
that the Board Of Education. has adopted his book
From the Forecastle to the Cabin - a textbook
and reader In Of the grades OF the school SYSTEM
II Is compliment to the clear and simple Ian I'd
Of which the captain made throughout his work.