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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan. March
e.-The highest temperature was 49,,
the lowest 29o. and the mean 800,
with fresh u brisk north winds. shifting
ut night to northeast; cooler, partly cloudy
weather and rising barometer.
Maximum velocity of the wind north
10 miles per hour at $40 a. m.
Reduced barometer at a. m. 30l 10,
inches: at p. m. 302l1 inches.
Mean relative humidity 81 per cent.
Last year. on March 8, the tempera-
tlre was: At Q a. II. 80, at L IN. 46,
st p. III. "a, and at 6 p. m. % aud at
p. IN. so, with a mean Of As.
FRED / Johnson. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
March e.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Saturday, March
9. at a m. are as fellows:
For Missouri and kacsas-Fair, cooler,
followed in Ka1sas ty slightly warmer
northerly Wild,
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TIE ARIZONA covERNoBsHIp.

WASHINGTON, March S.-A delegation
Of residents of Arizona called on the presi-
dent yesterday to urge upon him the i'm
portance OF an early change in the Office Of
governor Of that territory. Owing 10 the
bad state of feeling existing between the
present governor and the legislature,
they say, necessary legislation for
the welfare OF the territory is diff
fieUls TO obtain, and they want re-
lief by the appointment of new
governor as speedily rs possible. The leg
islative session expires by limitation on
the 25d inst, and, if possible, the delega-
ton wants change made in time to nth
ize part of the session, for the legislature
does not convene again for two years.
Several senators called on President Har-
rison this morning and presented the case
% aim. Ex-Governor Axteli. Colonel
NolHey, a resident OF the territory. Mr..
Crist and several others are candidates for
appointment rs governor.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

KANSAS CITY, March S.-Henry Steele, a
hostler in the employ of the Metropolitan
Gable company, who had a painful expert
ence in the fire which destroyed the stables
of the company Wednesday night, gave it
as his opinion tonight that three men had
persisted in the fire. They went in ahead
of him for the purpose of saving some OF
the mules and he is positive that none of
them got out. He himself was rescued in
a fainting condition. The debris now
being removed is twenty feet deep and it
will be some time before it can be posi-
lively ascertained whether or not there
were any lives lost.
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kANsae nopMAl ,NsTlTuTEs.

TOPEKA, Kan. March S.-Certifcates
have been granted to the following in
structors and conductors of normal insti-
tutes in the state by the state kbard OF
education:
State certifcates-Robert Hay, Junction
City; Eva Halstead, Leavenworth; W. A.
j. Montgomery, Clay Center, NJ. ChidesteS,
Wichita; J. E. Williamson, Topeka
Butler, Trinidad, Col; c. w Mills. Au-
gusta, H., James n. Mosher, Gaylord;S. Y.
Mallory, junction City. One year-T. S.
Rossiter. Hiawatha; d. j Coy, Cove City:
G. W. Carr, Ashland; c. S. Esterling,
Mortimer: w II. Fsrtich. Larned; Louis
y. Fouts, Larned: R. S. Hill, Garden City;
G. Il; Harris, Parsons: ]. T. Malcher.
Rees, Cottonwood Falls; j. n. Richardson,
Santa Fe; R. ". Turner, Topeka; S. B.
Todd, Sterling: ". s. Whirlow, Twin
Mound; s. c. Worster Eureka; Jas. Cook.
Harper; Larkin L. L. Hanks, Kansas City;
f. A. Lee, Spearville.
Instructors certifcates-Lyman H. Arm
strong, Enporia; J. o. Allen. st. Francis;
L. p Adamson. Girard: E. A. Allen.
Leonardville; Mary Allsworth, Lincoln:
Charles s. Bixby, Osawatonlie; John G.
Brown, Holton; S S. Beggs, Olathe; E. E.
Barker, Mullnville; Fred P. Batcheldor,
Junction City: John L. Bishop. Salina; E.
3. Baldwin, Oswego; 0. d. Carper,
Eureka; J. F. Chennington, Flor
ence; d. A Carpenter, Nickerson; H.
H. Clayton, Hill City; W. S. Garfield,
Ellsworth; Adele Clendening, Walnut; c.
6. Clark Zeandale; NJ. A Carleton, Wich-
ita; 6. w. Culver, Louisville; j. T.
Cooper, Fredonia: Margaret Collier, Ma
rion: Margaret De Witt; Kansas City;
Mary Davis, Lyons; Sarah c. Daniels,
Ashland; E. n. Enloe, Emporia; L. E.
Edny. Attica; Jos. Gordon; Horton;
W. f. Hill, Westmoreland; Frank
Hays, Severy; Lille r Hendricks,
Atwood; J. E. Hutchinson, Free
port; A. c. Hancock, Washington: o. W.
Jones, Hutchinson; Edward Kelley, Lang
don; Adelia r. Luse, Topeka. n. E. Leach,
Humboldt; E. E. Larimore, Morganville;
John A. McLain, Usage City; F. McClel-
len, Pleasanton: W. A. houston, Kansas
City; E. c. McGehee, Hill City; James
Nichols, Lawrence; Lolita Pearson, Con-
cordia; Viola Y. Price, Topeka, J. NJ.
Rhodes, Council Grove; Constance Roberts.
Meade Center; Nellie Ross, Holton; H. s.
Rogers, Nickerson; B. d. Rowlee, Wichita;
j. c. Shadduck, Hotoa; 81. B. Scott, Sa-
lima; L. z. Sharp, Mcpherson; ira Stanley,
Glen Elder; Frank F. Shannon, Paola; j.
Allen Smith. Pratt; J. z. Swaine, Cherry
vale; Helena Stewart, Goodland: kora N.
Scott, Fort Scott; A. A. Stevens, Glasco;
Estelle r. Updike, Kansas City, NO., J. s.
Wyatt, Jetmore; Peter Wagner, Harlan;
Mary A. Whitney, Enporia; N. S. Welt
ner, st. Mary; Miss Maggie ZirAie, Burton.
THESE certificates are good for from one
to five years
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At WORK IN EARNEST.
The Grand Jury Putting Forth Every Eff
fort to Find Claytons Murderer

ST. LOUIS, March S-Advices from Ar
kansas say that Judge Cunningham, of
the circuit oourt of Conway county, in
charging the grand jury, laid special stress
on the murder OF John N. Clayton. He
was very severe in denouncing the crime
and ur2ed the jury to make every effort to
discover the murderer and bring him to
Justice. The jury is composed of good
men both Democrats and Republicans
and it has gone TO work with earnestness
determined to ferret out the assassin of
Colonel Clayton and the thief of the ballot
box at Plummerville in November. In
conversation with B. O. Mayo, the fore
man of the grand jury, he said: I'VE are
{ termined to follow every thread of evil
Gence we can eecure about the killing of
Clayton and if possible, hunt down the
assassin. We are going to take time and
do onr duty to our country and to our
selves in this matter"
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The WEST VIRGINIA CASES.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March s.-Argu-
ments in the gubernatorial cases this
morning in the supreme court occupied
the courts attention for five hours time
The position taken by counsel of Governor
Wilson is that declaration of result is
absolutely necessary to give Governor Golf
a seat and without such a declaration
there is no right to declare him
governor and it must remain in
the hands of the legislature. If the
legislature did not do its duty the court
must see that Justice was done. Argu-
ments were completed by all but Governor
Wilson, who will close the case for the
Democrats tomorrow.
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Doubt Frightening into Hope.

And hope into certainty is the pleasing
transition through which the mind of the
nervous, dyspeptic invalid passes who tries
a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
which is alike incompatible and illimita-
bic. Increased vitality, gain in weight,
tranquility of the nerves, sound appetite
and sleep are among the blessings which it
is within the benefcent power of this med
icine to confer, and it Is not surprising
that after acquiring this new dowry of
health the grateful sick thould sometimes
utter their praises of the bitters in terms
bordering on extravaganza. 'Out of the
fitness of the heart the mouth speaketh."
and the proprietor of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters have sometimes been Obliged
TO suppress these eulogiums lest they
should be accused of blowing their own
trumpet too loudly For constipation. bill
iousness, kidney complaint and incipient
rheumatism. The bitters is also deserv-
edly popular remedy.
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SHOT, IhRoIGH THE MlNnnW

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March Sat Gate
City junction, few miles from Birming-
ham, at o'clock last night, A. W. Busby
was sitting by his iireside and his wife and
children were in bed. Without note of
warning a bullet from Winchester rife
passed through the window and struck
him just under the left ear, causing III
slant death. He had a quarrel with saw
mill man from Pelham named Grant over
QUently braced mp with whisky and maize
threats 20 some companions that ne would
settle with Busby before O'Clock He Is
supposed TO have been Busby's assassin.
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- 90 90 chARfTY-

CLEvELAED. o., March .-This after.
noon John HuntingtoE, one % tts or q
nal members II the STANDARD OtIcon pznT,
signed deed conveying S5,o.0o worth q
git edged per cent. stocks % board -
seven trustees com posed Of lead ng citiEsns-
I sc stock com poses toe joan Euafiagtos
Bsusvo4eu. Trust srd Ire fut~Fss; tser~o-l
- % te R1Teo % . dozeu clEsyltsSa@ 0Tr&sA
za;ious including hospitals. u2e6les. cob
IesSs. orpnaa nsy surn-. rrs-eats fGs osd
women. etc Par Of The lntSTsss l. - -
withheld unit. tiIr fnnd snaSsn,s 20 $40
90. when ali the dividends are 20 b de-
voted 70 charity.
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The GOULDS Will TRAVEL

New YORK, March S.-Jay Gould and
party of friends will leave the city today
for trip through the southwest. Their
first obiectivs point is St, Louis, where the
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Missouri Pacific railway will be held next
Tuesday. The party will consist OF Mr..
Gould, President Sam Stone, of the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western railroad,
Director Henry Marquand of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, George T. Gould, DR.. Mum
and Miss Helen Gould.
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THE WAR ON THE ALTON sT0ppEo

CHICAGO, March s.-The boycott placed
against the Chicago 6, Alton road by east
ern trunk lines was lifted today. When
the movement was inaugurated in 1857 to
stop payment of commissions on sale of
through tickets the Chicago g. Alton was
the only important western road that op-
posed the movement and refused to
abandon the custom. The trunk lines
tried TO force 1t TO terms by refusing TO
allow their agents in the east to sell tickets
over that road. The boycott continued
until today when its officers were notified
that its tickets VIII be Immediately placed
on sale in eastern offices. This surrender
there is little doubt is intended as an in-
ducement to the Alton to withdraw the
agents which IL has stationed in the east
and abide by the action of the trunk lines
on Thursday when they resolved TO dis
charge any agent in their employ found
guilty of accepting a commission here
after
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DISAPPEARED ON HIS WEDDING DAY.

MINNEAPOLIS, March S.-JAmeS W. VIC
cars, bookkeeper, disappeared under mys-
terious circumstances Wednesday. The
day had been named for his marriage to
Miss Hattie 7. Ray, of 313 Newton avenue
Viccars, with one of the members of his
firm, had gone to the court house and
secured the marriage license He called
upon his prospective bride in the forenoon
and upon leaving assured her that she
conld expect him to call at o'clock and
she waited to keep the appointment. That
day after dinner he disappeared and no
trace of him has been found.
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CoUNTERFEITERS CAPTURED.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March S.-United
States Marshal Faulkenberry arrested in
Conway county yesterday Martin Thorp
and William Gamer, leaders of the most
extensive gang of counterfeiters in the
southwest. Officers have been on the
track of these men for months An i'm
mense sum of bogus money, comprising
s., $40 and $40 imitation gold pieces was
also secured. Over q dozen persons are
comprising some well known
people of Perry and Saline counties.
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AN EDITOR ASSAULTED

LEXINGTON, KY, March Sam J. Rob-
erts, editor of the Kentucky Leader, was
assaulted on the street this morning by
Charles Scott, manager of the opera house,
who approached from behind and struck a
half dozen quick blows before Roberts re-
covered from the first blow. Mr.. Roberts
has an ugly cash on the back OF his head,
witch physicians say was made with some
instrument. Scott was suisse
ounptly
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GOV. HuMPHREY,s ApPOlNTMENrs

l.
TOPEKA, Kan, March s. - Governor
Humphrey has announced the following
appointments: Emile FirInim, of Flor
ence, Marion county, as commissioner for
the state of Kansas, United States of
America, to the industrial exposition of
arts, manufactures, product of the soil and
mines, 10 be held at Paris, France, COM
mencing May !. 1889
Francis c. Price. OF Ashland, to be Judge
of the Thrty-firSt district. composed of the
counties OF Meade, Clarke and Comanche
J. VI. BaldersOl, OF Wichita, to be Judge
of the new court Of common pleas for
Sedgwick county.
Joseph Reed, to be inspector of elections
Tor the city OF Topeka.
". 3. Taylor, to be inspector of elections
for Kansas City, Kan.
Il / Taylor, 10 be inspector of elections
for the city of Wichita
Peter Anderson, justice OF the peace for
Grant township, Lincoln county, to fill
vacancy caused by removal OF J. B. Dong
las from the township. and II. 5. Norris,
justice Of the peace for Norway township,
Republic county, 10 I'LL the vacancy caused
by the resignation of .. Thompson.
The governor also issued notorial COM
missions to the following named persons:
II. L. Wood, Wellington; c. Heren, Os-
borne: G. 4. TetU, MerenOod; ThoS Rob-
erts, Osawatomie: 4. Z. Laer. Lyle: d. s.
1eamS Kansas City, Kan; II. {. Rollins,
Yates Center; Lewis ". Roby, Topeka:
living II. Chapman, Oketo, Marshall
county; j. II. Consta BILE, Ludeli Rawlins
county; j. II. Herman, Olathe; 4. H OFT.
Newton; W. j. Moore, Columbus.
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HnDTAIN ERICSSON OFnD

NEW YORK, March S.-Captain John
Ericsson, the former district engineer who
designed the famous iron clad monitor
and launched her complete in leo days,
died this morning shortly after II o'clock.
He had been i'll for only one week when a
physician was called in. Owing TO his ad-
vanced age Mr. Ericsson failed to rally
The deceased was born on July 81. 1905, in
the province Of Wernland, Sweden.
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PEChpOr0 AS q HOAX.

WASHINGTON, March S. -Secretary Blaine
this evening in answer TO an inquiry said
that the report of a conflict between Ger
man aud United States war vessels at
Samoa was, in his opinion, unworthy of
the least credcnce. He regarded it as a
mere stock jobbing runlor, having no
foundation whatever.
Commodore Walker. of the navy depart
ment, held similar views
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TcWNsHENo SERIOUSLY Ill

WASHINGTON. March Sat o'clock
this evening the condition of Representa-
tive townshend was regarded as we'll nigh
hopeless and fears are entertained that he
cannot survive the night. AT the hour
named his pulse was l35 and his respira-
ton 20. His right lung is completely hep
atized and his left lung partly so. Four
PHYSICIANS are now at his bedside.
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IONS THEM ALL.

BUFFALO, March s.-The Buffalo Ath-
letic club in response 20 an invitation sent,
received the following this morning from
ex-President Cleveland:
Il hereby present my name for memb Der
ship in the Buffalo Athletic club.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
As William street, New York City"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Eagle
WOMAN's COUNCIL.

wONAN's COUNCIL.
Place of meeting-Central Christian
Church. Time-Today o'clock p. m.
Ladies will please meet promptly that
we may transact all business before Mrs
Wallace's lecture at 3 O'Clock.
We viii be pleased to have representa-
tives from every womaR's organization in
the city.
Credentials and fees of delegates will be
handed TO executive committee.
Mas Fancy BLAIR MILLER, Pres.
MRS. SALLIE ToLER, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

Il IS amusing 70 zee people with their
faces drawn a. II they had swallowed &
feather and IL was tickling their lungs and
they would be happy il they could only
sneeze Now there is 10 need Of making
faces" A bottle of DR.. Balls Cough Syr-
up will draw your face back into a smile
Kings are ike stars. they rise and set -
They have headache. cuts and hurts ike
rneaner men. and are just as sure 70 call
for Salvation Oil
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A DEMNrRa1REslcNc

LOUISVILLE, March S.-Cnited States
Marshal \. J. Gross today sent his resig-
nation TO President Harrison to taxa effect
uron the qualification Of his successor.
Inc cause, as stated in his letter. is his
belief that all federal offices should be
niied from tie party in power
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slcU,s FORGERY CASES.

NEW YORK. March s.-Robert Sigel. the
son OF General Frank Sigel, who is charged
with pension forscries, today was given
further examination and WAS held for trial
in default of sI5. 600 bail He Will be call
ed on TO plead next week
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HYPTAIA.

The regularopen meeting Of the Hypatia
will be held at the residence Of Mrs. Robt
Guthrie, Jr, corner Waco and Third
streets. on Monday afternoon March Il
Roll call Will commence promptly at a
quarter TO 3 O'Clock. The program viii be
under the direction of committee on edgca-
-Sor-
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STUDENTS, eoxgs AND DEATH.

ZURICH. March s-wbile = party g
students wer. a. work EAkipz houaha To-
day al srp.o~lon tooE osant ktlginx Srs
AID sroEndsug several osEssA &any az
rests we're made
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4 DINNER GIVEN TRACY.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Colonel Elliott
T. Shepperd. OF the New YORK Mail and
Express, gave dinner this evening at the
Arlington hotel 20 Hon Benjamin Z.
Tracy. secretary OF navy.
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SOMETHING Is WRONG.
A Gut in Wages Creates Much Talk Re-
garding G., M. & St. P. Finances

MINNEAPOLIS, March S-The Journal
this evening says: Last Wednesday the
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad
officials issued a secret order reducing the
wages of large number of employees 331<
per cent. Exactly the number affected by
the cut is not known. 1t is understood
that the reduction is confined principally
to agents and clerks, OF which the road
employs a small army. AT the same time
there is a feeling that all other employees
of the road Will be called upon shortly TO
share in the retrenchment so literally be-
gun.
Coming as it does just after prelimi-
nary announcement of bad financial con-
dition of the road the cut has an especial
significance. 1t will be remembered that
the Milwaukee passed its dividend last
October for the first time in years the
action creating no end of hubble and ex-
element in financial circles throughout
the country and in England. Some of the
English stockholders have been stirring up
the matter with an energy that even Pres
ident Miller's visit to England failed
to pacify and recently certain representa-
tives of the foreign ownership have been in
this coudtry looking up the condition of
the property. OF course all this has cen
kept very quiet but another significant
fact has come to the surface and it is doub-
ly interesting just now. A special meeting
of the board of directors Of the company
has been called for next Tuesday in Mil
waukee. Such a call is quiet uuprecedent-
ed in the history of the road 1t has given
rise to the belief that the dissatisfaction
with the management of the road has
taken definite form and some develop
ments of startling nature are looked tor.
ST. PAUL, March S.-The report of the
331S per cent reductions on salaries on the
Milwaukee & St Paul road, while not de-
MED, Is thought to be exaggerated in this
city. The railroad people Will not talk
about the matter definitely and nothing
positive can be stated further than that
reduction has been ordered
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csmseoN,s NINETIETH BIRTHDAY

HARRISBURG, Pa, March s--Genersl
Simeon Cameron celebrated tie nlnssi-th
anniversary Of MS birthday today, az the
old Cameron rnanssoa on South Front
street General Cameron was N excellent
spirits and received bis callers very cor1i-
aliy.
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PLATTE err, No. sssrch s-Tns Com
dsa Po.s: female orphAs ssTizan wa do
sfroys1 ~ Gre this morning Loes ssa,5so,
INSURANCE g 90. Tae innrs<s~ al e>cAped
without IL Jury
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

LANCASTER, Pa, March S-Two pro-
nounced earthquake shocks were felt here
this evening at about GAO. Buildings
swayed and people ran out of their houses
Reports from points in the country show
that its shock was very preceptibe.
CARLISLE, Pa, March S.-The earth
quake which passed over this part of the
state was felt throughout this city. Build
ings were shaken and occupants fright
ened but no damage has been reported
LEBANON, Pa. March S.-A light earth
quake shock was experienced throughout
this section at 6:30 this evening
GETTYSBURG, Pa, March Sat 6:4O this
evening slight earthquake shock was
felt on Cemetery hill. 1t was also felt at
Hanover and points east. At Lineboro.
Md, thunder was heard. At Ninegrove
junction it was thought train had left
the track and had knocked down the
station.
WILMINGTON, Del. March S,-What is
believed to have been an earthquake shock
was noticed by some people here about 645
p. m. There was perceptible shake ac-
companied by a rumbling noise. Tele-
phonic inquiry shows that the shock was
felt in the surrounding country and in the
neighboring towns. The shock lasted
about three seconds and was from west to
east.
BALTIMORE, March S--Reports from
towns through the northern and western
portions of Maryland give an account of a
severe earthquake shock that was felt
about half past o'clock tonight.
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ATTESTIoy MILKsAFDs.

The next rehearsal will DC AZ 1IJ3, north
Lawrence, next Monday az 7:ao p. m Let
everyone be on hand promptly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

PAg.s. March .-Tbs America ha.e
bal teams played IA Place Psye. Arre-.a-
,sgs., To-Day before . safgs crowd q sD-c-
ta<ors
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

The members OF the Young Ladies' mill
tary company Of Garfield University will
please meet at O'Clock p. NJ, Saturday, in
university building
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

FEW CHANGES LIKELY.
RE.ARRANGEMENT OF SENATE
COMMITTEES An EASY JOB.
No Committee to be Given a Demo-
cratic Majority in the
Next Congress.
Some Of the Probable Changes Made Nee
essary By the Retirement Of
Former Members.
Arguments in the GoR-Wilson euberna-
to7ial Contest in West Virginia
Continued-Wilson's Pressnta-
ton to be Closed Today
General News
Items.
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ne SAMOAN cONFesercl

Bxm1s. Asr1k s-sersr.l psp<-s az
no1nos tkas me ssnsnan osasseeres wlls
opec STOUT the .SIh iess.
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0apHAals,ll 90 sneafo.

4 clear complexion. free from pi1pisss
Bl&y t,e Lad by taking HoodFs SzrszpsT1lla-
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Pears is the purest and best Soap ever
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THREE MEN BELIEVED TO HAVE PER
lGHEO

to five years