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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
Neal Dow Obev, Orasrr II.~r.rrx

The Federal and Confederate forces
were preparing for battle. Tho Fed
eral commander and his staff. seated
upon their horses, were consulting near
the right Of ia line drawn NJ in the
edge Of tie woods. Gen. Neal Dow was
standing In from. Of his command. a
very small man with Tremendously
big hat on his bead and Z r.onstrosis
sword dangling 70 the ground at hia
side, picture such Is o7e seldom sees
outside the comic Collections IN lid
told Gzn- Dow perhaps he was oniy
Col Dow them tia. the commander
wished to ere him Gea. Dow strobe
down the Inc. the soldiers laughing a;
the sight
Gen Dow" said the commander.
ron rsII rsi2rch out into that opening
Tonder, take position CT that knoll
ard bold l. until further oriers"-scane-
thing 10 that effect
In ssxhs Of tas entire ri<at wing Of
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
The blood is the source of health. Keep
it pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparrilla,
which is peculiar
THOUSANDS STRIKE TODAY.

SCoTTDALE, Pa, July 3l.-This after
noon in ali probability will be the last
days work for the miners and cookers in
Connellsville region for some time to come.
Tomorrow morning between 1900 and
1900 will lay down their tools and unite
in demand for better wages. Reports
received here from all over the region in
dictate this to be the most general strike
that has ever occurred here. Some of the
operators are having their ovens charged
as usual today under the belief that there
will be no strike or that the men will re-
main at work long enough to draw their
coke. This the men say they will not do,
as all the operators have had sufficient
notice and if their coke is destroyed it
would be their own fault.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
AS 10 BuRKE'S REMOVAL.

WINNIPEG, Man, July 31.-George W
Hubbard, chief of police, and A. j. Ross.
lieutenant of the Chicago police force. ar
rived in the city at noon today for the pur-
pose OF conducting Martin Burke to the
Chicago Jail. Chief Hubbard says that
Burke's friends may make an attempt to
rescue the prisoner, but that he will take
all necessary precautions to prevent the
successful accomplishment of any such
undertaking. Burke can not be moved
until the warrant for his extradition
reaches here from Ottawa. 1t can not
arrive until Friday and the probability is
that it Will be some days later.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
SHOT HIS HOMES DESTROYER

MOBILE, Ala, July 3L-This morning
Henry c. Boyce, carpenter, was shot and
intantly killed by Walton ". Williams, a
clerk in retail store. Williams suspected
Boyce of intimacy with his wife and di-
vorce had been agreed upon the night pre-
vious whereby Boyce was to marry Mrs
Williams provided Williams could retain
possession of his daughter. IL seems that
this morning at O'Clock Williams came
TO his home His wife keeps boarders and
Boyce had been one of the boarders When
Boyce came down stairs Williams called
him into his bedroom. Two pistol shots
were next hesrd and Boyce was found
dead with two bullets in his brain. Will
Jams surrendered himself at the police
station.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
MONTANA TAXATION.

HELENA, Mont, July 31.-The conven-
ton today considered the article on reve-
nue. and taxation. 1t eXempts all church
property and libraries. The legislature
may pass general laws for taxation of any
property. Mines are to be taxed according
TO the price paid the government for them,
The section giving legislature power TO
make up deficit of one year by taxation in
following year was lost. Mlsappropria-
tion of public funds of all officers will dis
qualify offender for ten years from hold
ing office. The bill was accepted. The
convention in committee of the whole is
now considering the article on education.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01

Popular feeling against anything like
aspurious article ia always remarkable.
though /. is not always rational. A few
years ago, when glucoSe began 70 be used
IN the manufacture Of candies and sxecs
stufs, firms which made no secre. Of the
fact that they wero using IL, los; qni.e .
large quantity Of trade In consequence.
The wiser ones had their esas labeleI,
" italian siruPs," and 10 one was any tbs
wiser. Ask any physician today why
children suffer less from excessive incul-
gence In candies than forrnerly. ard hs
~ill tel you that the substitution Of glu-
cose for what might Dc called mere Or
tbodor commodities Ia the cause. So
much for the common sense Of pre- 5u6ics.
iaAAs~i@-~ 81 Glob~- Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
THE FIRST SESSION.
Formal Meeting of the Cherokee Com
mission at Tahlequah.

TAHLEQUAH, l. T., July 3l.-The Chero-
kee commission met in formal session to-
day for the first time. 1t was decided to
call Chief Mayes before the commission to-
morrow and then make him, as the rep
resentative of the Cherokee nation, an
offer of 81. 25 for the Cherokee lands Chief
Mayes must then call the council in ses-
sion and present the offer to it. This will
take some time.
This morning a great political picnic
was held, at which there were $500 people
present, about equally divided between
Mayes and the anri-MayeS factions. The
commissioners were given the seats of
honor during the speaking. All the speak
ers who referred to the proposed purchase
OF the land by the government opposed the
sale. -
In the afternoon five beeves were barbe-
cued and the members of the commission
were again given the seats of honor at the
feast.
The Indians are inclined to show the
government agents every courtesy despite
the hostility to their mission.
WOMAN SUFFRAGiSTS AT THE BAT.
BISMARCK, n. D., July 31.-The conven-
ton is now wadiDg laborously through its
debating days and every member is squar-
ing himself with his constituents, advo-
eating his hobby, or talking to kill time.
The report of the committee on elective
franchise was considered again today and
the woman suffrage question furnished an
interesting discussion. The woman SUI
fragists have asked that the legislature be
given power to extend suffrage to women,
and it was upon this point that the orators
crossed swords The convention finally
agreed to give the legislature the power to
extend suffrage.
Another report that give rise to much
discussion was the report OF the committee
on judiciary department. The clause pro-
yiding that three terms of the supreme
court shall be held at the seat of govern
ment proved to be an Objectionable fea-
ture
The committee to which was referred
the memorial to congress praying for the
irrigation of lands in Dakota was placed
in custody of J. l.. Cassidy, who will APP
pear before the committee III ST. Paul Sep
rember l.
There was lively row over the PROPOSE
ton 10 change the term of residence in
the state from five to three years before be-
ing eligible to the supreme bench, it being
alleged the proposition was made in behalf
of a gentleman from the east, who was i'll
town and was candidate for the supreme
bench but had not been resident OF the
state five years yet.
The convention will hereafter hold two
sessions daily, one in the afternoon and
one in the evening.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
An Odd Will

John Newgate. of Boston, a merchant,
selectInan and constable Of the town,
who was admitted a freeman Ia 1886.
and elected representative at the March
and September SESSIONS of the general
court, In 1898. and WHO died IN 1865,
left will dated Nov. 25. 1864, in which
he gives to his wife Am. his "farme Al
Rumly Marsh, with all my laods belong.
ing there vnto she Ghe said
Ann continuing in the state Of widow.
hoode, paying VITO the Colledge 10 Cam.
bridge the sum Of five pounds pr ann.
during the said time Of her widow
hoode, for the security Of which pay
ment my said farme is already bound and
ingaged. But II my said wife should
happen TO marry againe, then my VII
and wind Ia. That she shall have only
the thirds Of all my said houses and
lands in Boston and os my said farms al
Rumly Marsh. bu. not the thirds Of my
said house and land IN Charles Towne.
for that the said annual pay for the
Colledge Is after such marriage Of her,
the said Ann, to bee paid by others.r-
Boston Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
BROTHERHOOD FEDERATION.

KANSAS CITY, July 31.-An official of the
Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers to-
day told reporter that at the recent
meeting here of the western division Of the
brotherhood the question of fed
Grafton was discussed. The question
was whether or not engineers
should join in forming an organization,
the membership of which should include
all classes Of railroad employees. The
question was answered in the affirmative
by large majority. 1t is believed that all
the meetings of the various divisions of
brotherhood held in different parts of the
country recently were called for no other
reason than to take a vote on this i'm
portant question.
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THEY WON'T FOOL HIM AGAIN.

LONDON, July 3l.-Postmaster General
Raikes requested Mr.. Sexton, the lord
mayor of Dublin, to forward to him the
envelope which contain the letter of Presi-
dent Harrison to Mr.. Sexton thanking
him for the generous contributions made
by citizens of Dublin for the relief of the
Johnstown sufferers and which Mr.. Sexton
declares was tempered with by postoffice
authorities. Mr.. Sexton, in reply to the
postmaster generals request, stated he
would show the envelope to the postmaster
general but that he would be deceived if
he should give it to the postoffice depart
ment as it had already proved unworthy
of trust.
PEARS SOAP is the most elegant toilet
adjunct
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
Artificial Honey.

Artificial honey, which is more COM
mon in the market than consumers
know, Is made CT potato starch and oil
Of vitriol Some rash opttnaists think
that they are cure OF getting the gem
HE product Of bees and flowers by pur-
chasing honey In The comb They DO
not know tina. the exquisite white comb
that pleases them Is often made Of Par
atm yax.-Eerald Of Health
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01

them, at the last sitting Of the Russian Min
eralogical society, K D. ChrustschoT demon
strated the existence OF a new metal which
he has Just discovered, and to which he gives
the name russiun. It approximate closely
u thorium, and is one Of the bodies whose
existence was foreseen by Prot EendelejefH.
We learn also that DR.. kruSs has named the
metal which he has dstected along with nickel
and cobalt, guornium
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
BUSINESS Is MEANT.

WASHINGTON, July SL-Assistsnt Secre-
tary of the Treasury Tichenor in talk
With Post reporter tonight about the Beh-
ring sea seizure: There will be no child'S
play about this administration. Officers
Of the revenue cutter in Behring sea have
plain orders. They will seize every vessel.
American or British, found violating the
law. Great Britain claims a right TO the
fisheries, it is true, but Great Britain is in
the habit of claiming everything. The
Idea OF redress or indemnity under the cir
cumstances is absurd. The matter would
be treated as a small trespass."
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
BIC R,Is,Ness BLOCK BURNED

SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, Mass, July 81
The Waverly block, owned by Henry Bull
lard, of Holliston, and built in 1858, was
burned last night with most of it's con-
tents. 1t was occupied by A. D. Newton
& Sons, furniture; w. NJ. McNulty. dry
goods; George f. Lennon. boots and shoes;
A H. Bullard, variety store; Adams Ex-
press office: horse, railroad and other Off
ces. Loss $4,000, partly insured
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
TIIQE WINNIE Rs.

SARATOGA, y, Y, July 3L-Winners at
todav's races: Eminence, White Rose,
Marshall Luke Fred Zilbig, Royal Cater.
NEW YORK, July Swimmers az
Brighton: Tipstaf. Duke of Bourbon,
Saluda, Beneiiction, Panama
CHICAGO: July Sl-~in nm at Jor .'i.
Niuch, Bill Letcher, Eipin.
ST. PAUL Mum. July 3L-Winners at
today's races: Entry, Angelus. Morse.
Brown Princess, Catslpa; Neitie Watkins
won the hurdle race
CLEVELAND, O., July Swimmers q: to-
days races: 2-27 trot, jim Fuller. free for
all pace, Brown Hal
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
IHEI AIESI TRUST SCHEME.

NEW YORK, July 31.-The latest de-
velopment in trusts is the English syndi-
cate that is trying to corner the enamelled
and patent leather trade of all America. 1t
would perhaps be better to say syndicates,
for there are at least three aggregations of
English capital trying to capture this
lucrative industry. Thus far none of the N
have succeeded to any notable extent, but
the schemes have been In progress only a
short time.
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c.. B. r. O. EARNINGS.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Statement of earn
ings and expenses of Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railway company for the month
of June was issued yesterday. 1t shows
gross earnings So, los, 206.6l, an increase of
S155, 213. Of as compared with the same
month last year; net earnings SS42, SOL ~,
an increase of S4S7, 76091. For the six
months ending June 80, gross earnings
weare ST., 962, 776 So, an increase of 81 $780,
Sl1 35; net earnings IS, So, 2253.5S, increase
- $50 Sy2 IN
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., July d-Ex-Sena-
tor E. H. Rollins died at 5 o'clock this
morning at the Appledore house, Isle Of
Shoals He passed away very quietly. His
wife and three sons were present at his
bedside at the time OF his death Friday
morning the remains will be taken 10 Con-
cord where funeral services will be held
Deceased was 81 years old.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
TIE FIGHTERS EXAMINED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July SLATER the
Murphy prize fight last night the men
were taken into a room and examined by a
doctor. 1t was found that Billy Murphy
had a fracture of the radius of the left
arm. Frank Murphy claimed that be was
badly disabled but the doctor found no
fractures, though the left wrist was swol
len and discolored and there were large
Jumps over his left eye and the left ear.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01

Dies MONIES, Ia, July 31.-The Polk
county Jail contains Des Moines youth
who has been trying to do the Jesse James
act. His name is Victor Nordeissen and
he comes of good family but he yearned
to be bandit chieftain. He purchased an
outfit of firearms, false beard, ETC., and
took to the country. He held up one or
two travellers in highwayman style and
proposed to rob farm house but was
driven away with an ak. After several
such exploits he was identified and yester
day arrested on a charge Of highway rob.
berry and put In Jail. Sensational novels
inspired his ambition to rival Jesse James.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
NEW Works EFFORT FOR THE FAIR.

New YORK, July 3L-The president of
the chamber of commerce announced today
the appointment of Charles S. Smith, J.
z. Simmons, c. \. Bliss, w. P. Clyde, a.
E. Orr and A. R. Whitney as committee
to select the names of fifty representative
business men from which the mayor may
select members of the four sub-commi:-
tees on the worlds fair of 1872, and Secre-
tary Speer has furnished his report on the
list of business interests to be represented
on these committees, and each one is
asked to submit TO the mayor the name of
a representative TO act for it on the COM
mittee to conduct the preliminary work
for the exposition. The secretary's list in
cludes every known industry in this city,
Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
SMALL ATTENDANCE.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., July 31.-There was
slight increase in attendance at the con-
vention today, about dozen members be-
ing present. Beyond the adoption of few
reports no business was transacted. By
tomorrow evening a majority of the dele
gates will have returned to attend consid-
GRAFTON of the report of the joint COM
mittee
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
SULLIVAN ARRESTED.

NEW YORK. July 81 F. Fields, OF
Mississippi, Lowry's agent, called on In
spector Byrne's today with requistion
OF John l. sullivan. The inspector went
to the Vanderbilt house where Sullivan
was stopping and arrested the big fellow
himself. They drove to the inspectors
office at police hesdquarter. Later he was
taken TO a cell where he was visited by
Muldoou and Johnson. Tomorrow he will
be taken before the court OF general SEES
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
WRECkERs NEARLY SUCCESSFUL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 3i--As the
Panhandle accommodation Was entering
Newcastle tonight the locomotive struck
cross-Iie which had been placed on the
track for the purpose of wrecking the
train The train was running slowly and
only the engine lefs the track. James
Mullen. merchant OF Newcastle. had
shoulder broken. and II. FL. Besulsen, fire.
man WAS badly bruised and burned
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
A BIG, FATAL DRUNK.

PRINCETON, Mimi, July 31.-The Indians
at Mile Laos received fresh consignments
of firewater from Mora and Little Falls
last week, and the result was big drunk
Last Thursday three Indians stopped at
the Rum river trading post to have their
wounds dressed. One OF them could not
walk alone. His face was cut and hacked
in half a dozen places and he was seriously
stabbed in the abdomen. 1t is reported at
the trading post that three Indians were
killed in the drunken fracas. No whites
were molested
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
ASCOT FOUND AGAIN.

SPRINGFIELD, H., July 31.-A man who
claims to come from a town in the noun
tains of Kentucky called at police head
quarters here today for the purpose of
getting full description of Tascott, the
supposed murderer of Smell, whom he fully
believes he has located in the mountains
of that state. The police failed to take
the name of the man, but referred him to
Chief of Police Hubbard Of Chicago to
10, h.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
THREE KILLED BY BOILER 6X
PI OSiON

FAIRFIELD, Ill, July 31.-A saw mill
boiler exploded at Golden Gate, about
seven miles east of this city last evening
instantly killing Frank Peters, son of
the proprietor, and injuring Joe Wallace
and William Fox so badly that they can
not re cnYer
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
LlGHTNING'S BAD WORK.

ALLEGAN, Mich. July 3l.-During a
thunder storm Saturday night the barn of
Christian Maskey was struck by lightning.
Mr.. Maskey had just driven out load of
hay. The father, two horses and colt
were instantly killed A 12-year-old son
was stunned. but recovered consciousness
and tried to get his father out of the burn
ing barn. One of the horses had fallen on
his fathers legs and neighbor came to
his aid. The barn filled with this years
crOps was entirely consumed
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
MsTAHoT RECEPTION,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 3l.-William
L. Ross note teller in the Nevada bank.
has been arrested in Victoria. B. c., at the
request of the San Francisco authorities
Ross obtained leave of absence few days
ago and shortage of $500 was found in
his accounts, and promissory notes for
over S95, goo also missing. The money and
notes were found in his possession when
arrested He will be prosecuted in Vic
toria for bringing stolen property into the
dominion
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
STAGE HELD lip.

SAN ASDREAs, Cal, July 3l--The Ser
ras and Milton stage was stopped By two
highwaymen near Cooperolis- Wells. Far
go & CO. IS safe was blown opsn but found
10 contain nothing. Seventy-five dollars,
taken from passengers. was al the robbers
received
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
HRONECK ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

JOLIET, Ill, July 3l.-John Hronek, one
of the Chicago anarchists confined in the
Joliet prison, made an attempt to commit
suicide at the prison today during working
hours. He severed TIE arteries in his arm
with saddle knife. He is serving a
twelve years sentence for making dyna-
mite bombs for anarchists.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
STILL KILLING pERWsHEs.

CAIRO. July 31.-Toski adyices are, that
Lieutsnant Dangelar with a detachment
of Egyptian cavalry and q company of the
Eleventh Soudapese regiment defeated the
dervishes south of Anibi. Seventy der
wishes were killed and eighty taken pris-
oners. The Egyptians lost three killed,
two of whom were officers.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01

John BFigh; used 90 say that IN oos
important respect dog Is superior 70 Z
man when man Is utterly cat of
everything. be gives Up; bot a dog SIMPLY
cssras up ard 50 continues 20 make bath
s8rsiS fgsas-
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Excursion to Ogden, Utah-Round Trip s3t

On August 20 an excursion run by the
Interstate Land and Town company, will
leave Missouri river points for Ogden,
Utah. The rate will be $50 for the round
trip, tickets good to return TO September
10. Passengers can have choice of routes.
Ogden is now the most prosperous city in
the country, and money invested there at
present prices will surely return large
profit. Address Interstate Land and
Town Co., 1907 Larimer street. Denver,
Col 6kl
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
UZJLSUg Gou@.

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u pug suIuroo isgssJ Insu ing zoop
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ROLLINS DEAD.

BEECHAN's PILLS cure bilious aud nerv
Gus ills
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Washington, Boston, Pittsburg and Bali-
more were postponed.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics $500. O O 2 O 0 8 II
st. Louis. O o 0 2 0 0 0 o. 8
Base Hits-Athletics L. ST. Louis 6.
Errors-Athletics 1. St. Louis 4.
Pitchers-Weyking and King.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland o o O O o O o o. o
Indianapolis. ...0 0 0 0 90 o. l
Base hits-Cleveland 2, Indianapolis L.
Errors-Cleveland 1, indianapolis Q.
Enthusiastically and Boyle.
AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus. 4 0 2 0 o 90 6
Cincinnati...........:.0 01 10000 p 5
Base hits-Columbns 9, Cincinnati 7.
Errors-Columbus 3, Cincinnati l.
Pitchers-Gastright and Viau.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01

Ayers PILLS lead all aperients and pur-
gatives Their action is gentle aud thor
ouch.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
THE "TlMES,n NEW EDITOR

Ayers Sarsaparrilla is recommended by
physicians as the only sure blood purifier
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
MAYES MUST ACT.
THE COMMISSION READY TO NE
G0TIATE.
Formal Offer of S1.25 per Acre
Will be Made to the
Chief.
The Council VIII Then be Convened to
Discuss the 0fer-Slow Pro-
gress Expected.

A Big Demonstration Participated in by
the Cherokees- Commissioners
Accorded Much Hcnor-Indian
Speakers al Opposed to the
Sale-Work in the New
State Conventions.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
BASE BALL
AT PHILADELPHIA

On account of rain the games at Brooklyn.
Washington, Boston, Pittsburg and Balti-
more were postponed.ss
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
BOYS AMBITION CHECKED.

PEARS SOAP is the most elegant toilet
cd
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01
AT COLUMBUS.

Errors-Cleveland I, indianapolis O.
Pitchers-Bakely and Boyle.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-01

AT CLEVELAND.