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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
CONWAY SUGAR.
A Fine Grade Of Sugar being Turned Out
A Refinery TO be Erected.

Special Dispatch to The Baiiv Easla
CONWAY SPRINGS. Nov S.-Prof. Cow
gill, state inspector lot sugar, has passed
upon nearly three hundred barrels Of
sugar at this place Of grade showing %
per cent purity.
The work of the factory is giving better
results in sugar and syrup than ever before.
a recent trial run making 90 pounds OF
sugar of IS purity. worth cents per pound
and twenty-five and one half gallons OF
molasses, worth 10 cents per gallon. In
addition to this two bushels Of seed
worth at least 55 cents per bushel and 30
pounds of fodder were obtained from each
ton of cane.
At meeting of the directors of the
sugar company il was decided TO erect a
refinery at this place to be operated in
connection with this factory: estimated
cash about $4,000. Stock covering
this amount has been subscribed The
capacity of this factory will be doubled by
the addition Of boilers, increased cutting
capacity, etc. If additional capital can be
secured a second factory, with "A capacity
of 5000 acres, will be erected at this place
next season.
This locality has already proven its su-
perior advantages of soil and climatic
conditions for growing cane of higher
sugar content than ever before obtained in
the whole history of the development of
this industry. Its wonderful faculty of
not only holding but steadily increasing
Its content of sugar during a period OF
seven weeks after maturity. proves con-
clusively that this high. rolling prairie.
with its medium light colored soil and
pure atmosphere, is the true home OF sor-
ghum FOR sugar making purposes.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
WEATHER BULLETINS.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Nov
s-The highest temperature was n.4o
the lowest GO. and the mean 61.5o. with
fresh and brisk southeast to south winds,
Elear weather and a slight fall in barome-
Ter.
The maximum velocity of wind was
g i9 miles per hour at l1.35p. N.
Mean barometepreduced to sea level was
attain. 9o.I72 inches; at 2 p. N. 5000.
inches; at p N. 2e.978.
Mean relative hcnidity 54.5 per cent.
FRCD l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Roy. e.AThe indirations for twenty-four
hours, commencing Sunday. November
/. at a. IN. are as follows:
For Missouri-Fair. followed by light
rains during Sunday night; warmer, ex-
,ept in northwest portion; slightly cooler,
southerly winds, becoming variable.
For Kansas--Fair, followed by local
rains during Sunday;,slightly cooler winds
Emitting to northerly.
Special Indications for Tuesday-The
storm conditions which now prevail from
kansas northward to British America,
will probably pass eastward by Monday
hight. The indications are that generally
fair weather will prevail in states east Of
the Mississippi during Tuesday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09


spectators on the reviewing stand.
Hon. James G. Blaine watch
ed the pageant from one OF
the windows Of the Fifth Avenue hotel.
he was surrounded by Colonel Coppinger
and his family. The party seemed more
than pleased at the vast throng of Repub-
licans congregated in and around the vi
cinity, as well as the martial appearance
of the paraders.
Mr.. Blaine expressed his regret at not
being able to 60 to the reviewfngstand. The
work during the week, together with the
fact that he has to speak at two meetings
in Brooklyn this evening. forbade him
mingling in the excitement
1t Is estimated that at least $1,000 men
participated in the parade. While ap-
preaching the reviewing stand, Broker
VIM. ]. Osborne, one Of the paraders,
dropped dead and was borne away. Shortly
above the reviewing stand the parade was
dismissed. The last company passed the
stand at 2 p. %.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
TIE DEMONSTRATIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-Early in the eve
hing the streets began to blockade with q
warming thousands. Expectation was
IN tip-toe TO witness the spectacle of TWO
great demonstrations at the same time.
The fears of conflict had largely abated
turing the week, owing to extraordinary
,recautions employed by authorities, aided
" the managers of both parties. The
lest OF good feeling prevailed everywhere.
The crowds had possessed themselves of
an horns and numerous other oontrivances
With which TO make night hideous Hun
lreds OF middle aged men, TO saw nothing
II the boys, were necessarily blowing cam
,algn whistles. So far as can be learned
Il this late hour the double 6emonstra-
ion passed OF without trouble or cas-
taltieS.
According 10 program the Republican
column moved away 1irSt. 1t was o'clock
when the head or the column marched
vest on Washington, turned north into
Pennsylvania avenue From thence tire
inc was west on Ohio UP Meridian as far
Is North street, then by couItermarch 20
he circle into the market, thence TO II
inois, where they disbanded.
Naturally the largest crowds TO witness
he Republican parade were congregated
IN Pennsylvania avenue and Ohio street
Iround the new Deuison. The streets in
his vicinity were packed solid TO the car
rack which was LETT open for the column
@ pass. A few minutes before S O'Clock
general Harrison. accompanied by his son
Russell, arrived at the headquarters and
he general reviewed the procession from
he balcony, surrounded by a hundred
n more ladies and gentlemen. When
he grand marshal and his staff
u uity-two mounted aides reached the re-
gsw balcony they halted and saluted the
General. who stood with barred head re-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
TRYING TO STEAL VIRGINIA.

LYScEBUBG, Va, Nov. Much excite
ment and 40 little ind gnstion prevails IN
this section Of the state over certain in
structioas issued 70 the federal supervisors
Of election by Chief Supervisor Linsiey. Of
the western judicial circuit l. is claimed
that Linsley has failed 20 oiscrimsnat4 in
the duties Of supervisors n cities aud
towns OF 1900 inhabitants where Trey
have the right OF arrest. seratlny, &c, FROM
the supervisors IN counties where they
can act only as witnesses q the election
Il IS also asserted that LiGsley has n other
respects perverted tie letter and spirit %
tie law. The daily News editcrlally
charges that the Instructions are II direct
conformation OF section 9Jst. revised
statutes OF the United States. and advises
state elecfsoa officers 70 arrest ard PCT t.
5-il every supervisor OF election n co1u.ses
who undertakes 20 exceed authority So
prescribed IN said section. The News says.
.-U nder Lanslsy's Instructions tbs szper-
viso-s NAY steal the state"
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

Yes, prefer the banner of the United
States which was borne up the great
avenue Of New York by 10000
people and under that flag and
under the flag of protection we will gain a
great victory on Tuesday next.
Mr.. Blaine was conducted after his sec
ond speech to the skating rink in the out
skirts of the city The building is situated
on Miserole avenue. in the Seventeeth
ward, one of the Democratic strongholds
of Brooklyn. The rink was cold and
poorly lighted, and when Mr.. Blaine enter
I'D it was after 10 o'clock. He made his way
amidst almost total darkness to the gal
lery which ran the entire length of the
building. There were about 1000 persons
in the hall. 1t was impossible for him TO
conceal his fatigue and spoke but few
minutes. urging his hearers to acquit
themselves in favor of protection, as the
time TO act was on hand.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-The court has ordered
that the affairs of the American exchange
in Paris be wound mp. under the super
vision of the court.
ROME, Nov. 3.-The catholics Of Austria
liza and India have presented the pope with
81, 100000.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Mr. McMecham, con-
sui of the United States at Portsmouth,
died at that place last evening.
PARIS, Nov "A terrific explosion &C
CURED today in the Champagne, a coal pit
in the department of Avignon. Eighty
miners were killed. Twenty-Five bodies
have been recovered.
LONDON. Nov. 3-Mr. Phelps. the United
States minister, will deliver an address be-
fore the Glasgow judicial society on the
18th inst. The municipal authorities Of
Glasgow will afterwards give banquet in
honor of Mr.. Phelps.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
MINNESOTA PRAIRIE eiaEs

JkCEeoT, Mian-. Nos. A--As a lSsa BOZ
llsz a. gE. tie prairie FIRE Sc stslI raziass
- Sioux alley iosnssip EE.es- soaa
checked Gszeza q families ~iil - Gs1sea
from ihs.r Dozaes Txo ssy@s ass ALREADY
reported l0st. walie the dsssrsetlos. u
property visl rs4ea Thousands ~ soll4rs-
Eseslfie Ars. = C'gan0T So Agx babe ~s4o>s
eTesF-Atsoa Nas reported yesterday. Hsngy
saFs farm had. was burned 10 death n
barn ca shs EdNAr5's farm. zaa Il %
ss-d thai . isssy AID ebsi4 frgrss Iowa Visit
ing fFz@Ssas % TIE s4sssru FeTtscss 81 tie
tssEosi-s p we-s isszrsssss - aestb. bsst nosGs-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.

PITTsBURG, Pa. Nov "a fearful acct
dent occurred on the Sandy Run branch
OF the Huntington s. Broad Top railroad
yesterday. Fourteen employees Of the road
were coming down from the ore mines on
hand car, guided by William Stull when
the forward wheel broke. and with awful
results, the occupants of the car being
scattered in every direction Some of
them were picked up forty feet away from
the track. Samuel Hastings was caught
and wound up in the wheels He was in
stantly killed. Maher Teeth, the mine
boss at Sand Run, had his skull literally
crushed in by the shock of the fall He is
dead: Samuel Knight and his brother,
Lon knight, were terribly cut up. Sam
uel is not expected to live. Nicholas
Stevens is thought to be fatally injured.
Daniel Swisher had his back broken. A
second car truck following the fist was
signalled just in time to prevent fearful
crash. The scene was CHASTITY to an ex-
treme
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
THE CHINESE AT VICTORIA.

OTTAWA, Nov. 3.-Before taking action
with regard to the removal of the Chinese
interpreter at Victoria the department
will see what effect the United States ex-
clusion bill will have On Chinese immigra-
ton into Canada. 1t appears from recent
returns to the department that a large
majority of the Chinese entering Canada
of late have landed at Vancouver. The
necessity OF keeping Interpreters at either
point depends on the trade of the future,
but no doubt, owing to the large Chinese
trade done at Victoria, an interpreter of
some kind will have to be kept at that
point.
The customs preventive officer at New
Brunswick out port collected duty recent
iy on caskeJ containing a body being
brought into Canada from Boston for bu-
rial An application has been made to
the department asking that the duty col
leased be refunded
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
pETEpSkTS 81 IoHN.

sIeriaI Uls.alct % Ne UAliJ tL-ln-
ST. JOIN, Nov 3.-iIon. :. r. Peters
spoke in our city yesterday 70 one Of tie
largest crowds Of people that has ever con
gregated in our county 70 hear the pol.t-
zeal issues Of the day. He spoke n the AZ
ternoon, and at night Hon. : = Ash
baugb, Of Kingrnan. addressed US. Mr
Ashbaugh was particularly roBgh ca the
United Labor party, exposing tac fallacy
Of their doctrine. Today. Democracy that
has heret0fore been 80 blaaant as - lie no
pleasant. keeps very quiet and seems very
despondeat Hon +. 4. pluaib viii speak
here or the 9Th day Ct November. sad 81
that time all disaaectsd Republicans will
have returned % Their Cd party.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
apIrE TEieGaAMs

New YORK. &1v. 3-Ihe Liberian bark
NOBrovia sailed II o'clock this morning
for the west COST 81 Africa. Among tie
emgrants on board are Alexander Stan
nard. Of Boston, and his I've eaiIdrvn, aud
n0m5er II negro coloBists Tor the re
yublic Of Liberia Thomas C0lss. bis v 20
aod five children. q Wyasdot'e. Kan.
aud Mrs Mary ID. Moss. % ChlCago. ARE
also sIgOng the Passenger
EAsrforsT. Ne. Nov g. - petition %
TIE Grand Artay Il tb4 Kepabiie and eiti-
zeus Was forwarded tosisy o. SECRETARY
BaTar1 asking his perEonal attention Ia
the .extraditigB case II Bet. who she:
EsI.s0a. RI Campo Ie}io. y. s.. recently
The pesitiou ssys sAat 90 account ~ TIE
feeling e1lssiuZ o. tie Canadian border
no r4atnrslized eltizeu, II gwen up. could
have fHig trIaL
Egw YoEz. Soy s-All ~ TIE DORM
toxin exchange wiil ciose from Monday
night Eaft "Wednesday. TIE crs.foa
house vii. b opeu from - - a. "a. oai
ca election DAY. fsf rseslylpz satries als
granting csssEz4Dass % gssseEs
Casa~-h efstrsa4 3Ssfss - s-s.-.s-.-.....r-,,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
Rim DOWN nv a TRAM

ELIZABETH, y. j., Nov 3-James
O'Conner. a section boss, aud Patrick
Kinney, laborer, were struck and In
stantly killed by the Philadelphia express
train on the Central railroad at Division
street, Elizabeth this morning They
were workingypn the side track and could
not get out of the way in time O'Couner
had been in the employ OF the company
for twenty-five years. Both men vera
married and have a family.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
cRushEo eY HosF cART.

EAST SAGINAW. Nov. 3.-This morning
about 800 o'clock fearful accident &C
CURED at Saginaw City By which one man
lost his life and FIVE others were danger
ously injured a large empty wagon was
left standing in the middle 81 the street
last night when hose cart No. I, with SIX
iiremen, dssbed along in response 20 an
alarm. a collision took place, throwing
the firernsn off the cart. which. falling On
top, crushed all more or less tn terri bic
manner. Henry Jordon. aged 90 wss ia
iured 30 severely that Re j. expected TO die
fa1.-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
THE GAR AND CzaRINa HURT

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. S.-The Official
Messenger states that the cars foot and
the czarinas hand were injured in the ac-
cident TO the imperial train on Monday
last. Despite their injuries, the car and
czarina devoted themselves To attending to
other persons on the train. who were moro
severely injured. Most every member OF
the imperial suite received COMMISSIONS.
Twenty one attendants were killed aud
thirty-seyen were wounded
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

settlers thereon, that the land in question
legally belongs to the railroad company.
The settlers, viii, therefore, be compelled
to give up possession. The land EN- braces
lands in the county. About 5000 settlers
are thus thrown out of their homes
Many of them have occupied the Land for
ten or fifteen years and have made extern
siye iunprovemenfs
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
RESULTED FROM a POLITICAL QUAR-

CANTON. Tex. Nov. 3.-James Bell. Ben
Russell and George Griffin were killed in
Vansant county Wednesday night. Rus
sell was accused OF n misdemeanor and
". l.. Hayes, Sam Stanford. Claude Stan
ford and VIII James went TO arrest him.
The three negroes were met together and
and ordered 10 throw up their hands. Be
fore they could comply they wec shot
down. Friends Of the dead men claim
they were killed as the result 81 p0litl-
Cal quarrel. An investigation is beisa
made
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
HE'S VERY DOUBTFUL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-About $50 visit
ing delegates to the annual meeting of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
lately in session at Richmond, called upon
the president today. They were intro
duced by Delegate A. J. Schey
IN a few remarks, concluding with
the expression of the hope that Pres
ident Cleveland would be in the white
house next year. The president responded
by the expression of his qualification at
meeting . body of men about whom he
had heard so much, but ,efrained from re-
PLYING to the last remark.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
ATCHISoN NEWS

ATCHISoS, Nov. 3.-Rev. J. B. Milford.
pastsr Of the First Bsptist church 81 tbis
city, died this morning Ar 8 o'clock sf-ar
lingering illness OF over six months.
Gen. Il. II. Rice, Of Fort scott. delivered
q powerful speech here this evening Ia =
large ana enthusiastic audience, in Lane
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
BUSINESS MIN PARADE
ALL FORMER NEW YORK DEMON
STATIONS SURPASSED.
Vast Multitudes Of Citizens March
the Muddy Streets of the
Metropolis.
Fifty Thousand Paraders Participate in
the Eyent-The Pittsburg Club
Unique Feature.

Hon. Warner Miller. Colonel Cruger, Gen.
eral John Fremont aud Others Re-
view the Parade-Mr Blaine =
Closes the Brooklyn Cam
paign Under the Aus
pices Of the Irish
Protectionists
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-The schooner-yacht
Brumhilda, Mr.. John j. Phelps owner,
sailed from the upper bay at daylight,
bound on a voyage around the world. She
passed Sandy Hook at o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

II you want - baT ers.siss< fho-ongh
bred Poland ChisA sow * boax at prse~s
- sui1 tie tire sS.s4ress Of call ox. n 4
Cock, 70 miles e. q Main ssxrst or
Csr,rni zTsas.x- sSt.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
SENATOR ADV AT NNcMAN.

kINGMAN, Nov. 2-Senator Joe Ady. Of
Newton, delivered a rousing address to o
highly interested audience this afternoon.
Everything in kingman county points to
success for the whole Republican ticket.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
GEN. HARRiSON'S DAY,

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. General Harrison
had an unusually large number of callers
today. Among them were two Catholic
priests from Chicago, who came to present
him with handsome gold headed cane
that had been voted at some entertainments
This makes about fifty canes that have
been presented the general since his nomi-
nation. He seldom ever carries a cane of
any kind.
The better part of the day was put in by
General Harrison answering his volumi-
nous mail. Among his replies was one to
the three Rector boys, who sent him the
jack rabbit yesterday. He was solicited
for copy of this letter, which is as fol-
lows:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 3.
TO Masters Guy, Roy and Marley Rector Wash
ington, Kansas:
My dear little friends-Your letter of
October 81, telling me that you intended
TO send me jack rabbit for luck has been
received. II there is any luck in a rabbits
foot, as so many of the colored people in
the south are said to believe, then I think
your argument that there must be more
luck in whole rabbit is not "non
sequitor." You can ask your father TO
explain what that means The rabbit
came yesterday and furnished a good deal
of amusement to my little grandson. In
the last number of the Judge there is an
illustration of what happened to q little
boy who had jack rabbit presented to
him, which will amuse you, ! think
With kind regards for all, ] am very truly
yours, 3. HARRISON
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
RALLY At ASHLAND.

Special 3ispateh u TIE IszslY s-zx7s-
AsHLASD. Nov. "A Republican meet
isg was held s.; the opera house lat night
which was addressed By AGJnisnt General
Campbell, q Topeka. and Colozssl Jsek.
son, II Nswton- Tic house was crowded
70 oyerGowsng Tie Republicans q Ciask
county are enthusiasts ard confident ard
can bs counted ca Tor good usasGEify Tor
the national. state and county tickEtE
Break the news gently 20 Ebey that tbsrs
Is DO 9tszfT@ci ion against Peters here The
Union Labor vote vii bs Light. Hhile Bot
kin will barely have ezo1gh % b Chased
with the scattering
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

BoNHAN. Tex, Nov. S-Last night II.
{. Byrgn, who resides few miles south of
town, was stabbed and killed by his son.
Nicely Bryan, aged Il years, The son had
been living sway from home for two wears
sud yesterday be had dispute with his
Ia her about his actions which ended in n
quarrel The murderer has NOT been
caught
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

CLEVELAND DENIES AcHAARGs.

BUFFALO, Not. 3-At a large Demo-
cratic mass meeting tonight at Music hall
a telegram was read from President Cleve
land denying the statement published by
E. c. Robbins, today, that he had heard
Mr.. Cleveland say that he would never
run on a ticket with an Irishman and
would never vote for an freshman The
telegram is dated today and addressed to
Mr.. Wilson Bissell. 1t is rs follows:
am much surprised that ut this late
day any person in Buffalo should make
the accusation you quote, or that any
newspaper there should give currency to
such lie, which was promptly denied
when first started some years ago. and the
utter sbsurdity of which was proved by
the support OF my Irish friends In the can
vass then pending. / emphatically DENY
the allegations contained in the affidavit,
because the charges are circulated at NY
home, and because | cannot forbear eX-
pressing my amazemeat that reckless
mendacity should be added to the basest
ingratltude. GROVER CLEVELAND.
The telegram was in reply 10 one from,
Alr: Bissell, quoting the affidavit made by
Robbins Secretary FairChild was the
principal speaker at the meeting.
Mr. Mooney, ex-presldent of the land
league. who presided, commenting on the
presidents telegram, called attention TO
the fact that Mr.. Cleveland did run on the
ticket with two Irishmen, Timothy Ma
honey. candidate for comptroller, and
John Mahoney. candidate for street com
missjoner-both Irish Catholicism the
same year that the remark was IMPUTED
TO him by Robbins.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09
ENTIRELY FALSE.
DEMOCRATIC STATEMENTS RE-
GARDING THE OOFFEYVILLE
AFFAIR UNTRUE.
All Political Parties at that Place
Deny the Distorted Statements
Of the Bourbon Press.
Some Truths in the Case Disproving GroSs
Statements-Editer Greer, of Win
field, Makes Statement.

Enthusiastic Republican Rallies Held at
st. John, Ashland and kingman-
News from the Conway Sugar
WOrks-Decision Rendered
in the Railway Grant
Cases in Allen
County.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

DECIDED AGAINST TIE SETTLERS.
TOPEKA. Nor a--Judge Bssws. has de
cided Il tie Alien eounsy eass. IN zhIci.
al alternate sections o. gsnd zraS.sd by
the government 20 the Missouri. Eanzzs
& Texas xzllwzys we're claimed by the
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

CatarTh ofsir.es leads - coasussps.o On
Take H@o4's sa.sapsrlia besors l. i to-
iate
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-14


TIE February term 81 tts CrcaA Court
49, eeal alS2es4 e. .sf t~s-
J. Grady. Alssruaza of GrsBd Rspsds.
wss IA toSn YESTERDAY "a business
Dr. Bc0th, 81 this els. MI bs 81 Tie
Bridge street. HOUSE. apUrsc4S. Feb. Il
TIE Arbeitsr yersiu viii give q grsns
masquerade tall 81 tn German Hall toHi saf.
Csl. ?. Y. Fex. Of GrSRa Ragids. 49, q
town yesterday Snt a 4est a. the Occ43sb-
Ia
OF Conkllag. of Grand Rapids Was IN
town yesterday. q gussG al Ilis American
House.
H Valentine. the tsilor. was ia Grand
Hssen yesterday attending The funsrsl u
lis sister
Rsmem Ter the ST Valentines ball given
by ths Musk egOn klEss AZ TIE Cay AEsnRs
ArmoFy tonssat
TO Er and Nrs [. s. Koen Ot - San
fofd-sI.. Sunday nine-pOaed gtrl. Nr
koOn Is nov one OF the nsppaest druggist Is
in the city
J. h. lee, proprietor Of The Bracket Hotel,
Big Rapids, war ia town yesterday attend
ing the funeral Of his brother Odd FsiinG.
Major j. I. Davis
Hereafter the TxLEsKsa-HKRALD viii be
delivered al half hast O'Clock .. IA. Owing
20 the change of lime on the e.. q. ID &
NJ. railroad the papers siil come over the
n. q. X < l., due here a. $40.
Hardy 4 Co. are repsiring their new dry
goods store, and yesterday The partition be-
tween their store and the clothing store for
merly occupied by Platt wAs taken out, and
they will now occupy double store.
new time table went into effect on the
d., G.. III. & NJ Railw Sunday. Ii has
cancelled It's trains connecting at Ferrys-
burgh at z.l5 =. m. with the c. & w NJ
Railway. aud also It's train connecting there
st 1856 p. IA. for the south.