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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
Appropriate Treatment.

Employer-Why are you 50 iatei
Office Boy-Wen, loss. was late las night
at de 'Scie.y neesin' Use one Oh Dc Dig
guns. you see
Empioyer-Al right, III just dre you-
Georgia Cracker
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
a Glimpse of Oliver Goldsmith.

a UNnpse Oh OIIVer NOItIsnfftH'
Oliver Goldsmith was born in the year
172S; died, 1774. Erin, Or old Ireland, claims
this poet He was educated In Dublin. On
foot he journeyed through Italy, and France,
and Switzerland, playing his flute, by which
he often earned his living. He was beauti-
full writer. His "Sweet Auburn" the De-
serted Village, is one of his best. He also
wrote 1.-THE Vicar of Wakefield" which all
should read. He wrote several histories, and
is most widely known
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DIED ON ELECTION DAY.

George H. Forster, the President Of the
New York Board of Aldermen.
George Il. Forster, the president Of the
New York board of aldermen, died on tho
day that he was reelected without knowing
of his reelection.
MIR Forster has been prominent in New
Yor, city politics for q number Of years. and
at the time of ais death YVES one Of the lead
Ing members Of Tuinmany Hall. He was
good lawyer.
Nj Forster vas born n Charlestown, Mass,
where his father. Henry Forster, was a prom
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FOB SALE Or EXCHANGE

LOB SAIE or EXCHANGE Pro,<--y esss. vsss
+ r1rxh ss1 sSafss fsrsns sro- ~ sezss - 20 NJ
fU s1sss s-1sxose6 as< sasE12rszst e@sy 1877
/. zsrna<r s1~r n EA.sAa al st>s N silsEses
n yos ksse sryzksng 20 49, ~ TRACE ezn srd -
ze. o<.cs sssgs srszs - = = -. as % 2, ~
-s&z1 =. Cato oso-[ A. j. EzGsvSrA
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dl40tf
AhSfra6erS-

Blank abstracts for sale at his Office
Abstracts printed to order. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Address the
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. 75-tf
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merchant
In 1898. he was
era d ted from
Harvard in 1857,
and entered vi,e en-
ploy of the Chi
cago, Burlington
and Quincy rail-
road, where he re-
manned for three
years. he 4 xt
took up the study
of law in New York
city, and was sd-
nlitred to the bar.
n -,e 1,a,~el -
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TIE ALGONQUIN CLUB.

It Has the Finest Habst.tisn of Any Club
in America.
Boston is one of the most clubable cities in
the United Etsses, but all Of the ciubs-and
there are many Of them-have certain
fixed purpose and represent certain class or
sect. There is certain spirit Of gravity
pervading the clubs of Boston that cannot be
found in any other city of the United States.
The clubs are all emineutly Intellectual
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

ouce, vhen he sun, 10 aowiy dying psen6os,
sank. seeding cnnsoo an0s scros Tie -
whsn, In the twilight eys Iook'd nus and -
der
Tel me- you said. how great you1 kvef Tor
r.s"
Darr-s and darser grew The sea before u
Turning. saw . ahAdov - your SIDE:
Hisa an the sky and bid the pale starr Ger ~:
As those who speak In dreams ny ups replied
Some MEASURE lo-e oy Eoad
By endless tina oy sorrsd;ezs seA;
Bsa II love yo1 vel eocaEh
To leave you Love. IL oeeds nua b
WORDS. Inequalities rorcs, ~: breathing douhs
forniddeo.
Fsarx fs.oas~a searsl fhas love rrrr in1 70 russ-
yos yos OF Knew thea the nDeartug hidden,
vead IN those words yol deem an de -
Wow, Io~e. xtta rssas cirs.rd, haods aszn er-
ycr re hare earsi the rreanIas. you and
HI. 10 tia misty sky. TIE dark 80 rnder.
Hie IN those ror3s I spoke. and knew ros Why
.-eyr-s~ cozS-re tove BY go1d.
Br eadiess time BY sossntte0 80:
B.ri-I sose yoa vel enough
To ie4re you- Love ueec< rrass b.
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a..rrh Cared

A Clergyman. astsr years d suffering
from thu. loashsoms disease, Cs,Arrh. zf.d
sound reSps which completely cured
add sayed bin from dsssh Aay suasrsr
from IhIs dreadful disssss ssn1inz Q sslt
a6drvssed ssanpsd en ve'oS> 70 Prot J A
TAwreeoe, % Warren street. New York
CIV. viii rsoeivs he recipe free Of ehsrxe-
tSH-A
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

All notices Of Empioyment q stsusssaus Wanted.
IN be charged for 1t the rate Of i've per line
per week notice for Len than = eentsL
AL For Sales or other business notices win -
charged for at the rate OF ecents per hns week.
NO business notice taken for lsss than g csntA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

A curious nc.ion Ia table decoration b
10 hare the center OF the table made into
Q little pond in which crabs and Holsters
are seen and eren fish srs padding
about.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

wichita tAsl8, W SrkstA. kAn-
Csntlsrnen.-ws have sssn eas q yonr
NorseAgs Inaa Registers - The o1sos os
the PkiladsIrhts xorsga8s and TrEs. Co.
this city. aud shall - obssxsd u you vii
Red the company one GrnslAr IL AZ -
spscss q yeay earliest ece seaaercs. AL -
main Rspscssn1y yoarN
TnHoookx kEOTEseEAz.
80 Ssess-xrI
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The members take Off their hats.
In New York and Chicago they don't
PRIVATE DINING ROOM

The members take of their hats. $50
In New York and Chicago they don't
The clubs are profound
The Somerset is the club of those who have
genealogical tree, and the permeating at
mosphere of deep solemnity which IS notice.
able at this club is positively awe striking.
The Union is the solid club of lawyers, doc
tors and merchants; you can form picture
of its gloorniness The ST. Botolph is the
literary and artistic club, where long hair
and Byronic collars are the proper thing 1t
is the same with all the clubs OF Boston.
They all represent classes Such a club as
the Knickerbocker or Racquet, of New York,
where you can put your feet on the window
sill and smoke although the clubs named ara
very ultra was, until a few years ago. al.
most unknown in Boston.
There years ago, however, the Algonquin
club was organized The Algonquin differs
from other Boston clubs in this, that its pur-
poses are very liberal indeed, and that its
membership is confined to no class or classes
in the community, as any man who Is respon-
sible and honorable and acceptable in the
best sense is welcome as a member, Provid-
ing, of course, there is q vacancy. Descent
from colonial times, wealth or occupation
have no bearing upon candidacy in this or
ganization,
The club recently built new club house
It is the largest and finest club building in
the United States. The style is that of the
Italian renaissance The building is six
stories high, with frontage Of 81 feet and
depth of about 125 feet. The interior decora-
ton is Of an elegant order, although, while
the effect is rich, the treatment is simple.
The main entrance Is direct from the side
walk and in the center of the building. One
first passes a splendid pair of ornamental
iron gates and then massive doors of English
oak, and enters upon long hall foored with
marble and ornamented with dados and pill
lars of alabaster. The rooms are magnif-
Gently finished and furnished. Some Of the
walls are covered with painted French sills
in different colors, and others are covered by
decorated leather and vevets of various
colors.
The most splendid apartment In the club
house is the dining room, the largest room III
the building. 1t is finished in mahogany of
rich tone and high polish. 1t is lighted by
colossal chandelier au antique Dutch candle
labra dating from I642, and ingeniously ar
ranged for gas It weighs nearly half ton.
There are apartments for ladies also--read-
ing, dining, reception and toilet rooms. Tim
private dining rooms are .gorgeously fur
nished.
One of the marvels Of this building is the
woodwork 1t is mainly of oak and mahog-
any, and it everywhere affords delight to the
eve 1t were tedious task to describe in de-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
FOB AUTHORIZATIONS

NOR sALF-A frst-ciass horee and buggy.
+ viii trade for good upright piano Address
or call on BrittIugham PaotO.. II. East Doug sssave
DIS &
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Flank not. books for sxls =. this oflce
Orders By mall promptly attended 20 Ad
6rsAs The wichItA EzogE. Wtcfstz. Kan
TErs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

I,OR sALE-One good bank counter. one god
II steel bank vsus and obs coDs<s dated time lo<
tafe nearly new. All IN sood order Address loci
box ia. KingEaD. Kan dAu
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i asst Train TO st. Louis and the East via
Missouri Pacific Ky

Composed of day coaches elegant free
reclining chair cars, and Pullman sleepers,
leaves Wichita at 1l.35 a IN. runs
through TO St Louis solid. arriving there
at $40 a. M. next day This is one and
one-half hoursquicker than any other line
running both reclining chair cars and
Pullman sleepers from here through with
out change. City ticket Office 1871 Main
street,
F.. F. RLECKLEY,
dl40tf Pass. and Ticket Agen t
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I>OR SALE-ChsAp, quantity Of brick also
II second hand lumber. Gall a. corner lE1 and
Grtto ave 70
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STORAGE.

CJTonAGE-Yor household goods or uisrchasfiss
- brxsd or Loose II ycu have any gsods 20 stsrs
bring them 70 ,ss wichitA Storage Co. No "a noss
DsuxlAs ava NH
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FOR EXCHANGE

L,OR EXCHAS0E-7o traders and every bsty els
il The Kansas abstract agency viii furnish so1
ahatrscts TO any lands 10 the state % ksn.4s sso
diaGrams- descriptions and estimates o. value
ahsas A bsitAct ARencv. ROOMS ! 10 4. No ~
Nagsst ST.. Wichita. Kan !. p. Wheeler. manager
dIt.ff
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Thresgp Car service. wichita TO Kansas City
via the santa Re koate-

via the MIN re koute-
The Atebison, Topeka Il Santa Fe have
now in their night train service leaving
Wichita at $50 .. m. the latest and most
approved pattern Of free reclining chairs
These cars will be run daily. in addition
70 this, Pullman service on morning train
from Newton, and through Pullman cars
daily on the 9.3o p. 10. train 10 Kansas
City. Atchison and 81. Joseph.
W ID MURDOCH,
Pass and Ticket Agent. 10 North Main
street, Union Depot aud Douglas avenus
station dSf-tf
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nor SALE OR ExCHASGE-f,oof farms and
II un!mpro lands ia kinginaB and sdjo1n.ra
Counties also choice city properly II sinzman TIE
leading city Of the aLs liza OF Invest
meuts Always or hand. TAX. some good
mortgage securities. Address James y Mad.
Einguaan. Kan o@~ft
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I,oa sALE-Tne Ee1tccky Hsf Store = over
IL socket and over crowded VITA sce 1r1er~sess
gov.s hA,s caps ETC Inxs. s<Il IL so< a. M 2rscss
tf.ea A. yours EsuseEb-r tks rLsce. kS sosrs
Main old New York store. EertA esd e1G
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
ASUNOER.

4 large interest in tie much talked OF South
Pennsylvania railroad.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

L,oR SALE. CHEAP-A well s<iected law i'hrary
II OF 10 volumes. ~ room l. No y Sorth Main
n rs~. ca 80
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

I,OR sAI.E-ons pa, g Ghrs sssrs aorssas sess
10 81 a.auressf "a saes. cAe 90 re e.es1saSs
-, two faee saca VIA = 80 Servers Ord $500
q and q tsseA- viii -. ee<ec sever sseS EsAt oBss
Esgss ceace- sIa n
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

VyTANTED-A stock OF goods. two cows. team,
w wagon and harness, and piano. BAve good
property that will uit you 10 exchange for above
Lloyd II. Terrell. room 3. Terrell bldg. ileu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

Tor sALE-f6 po~soHss boxes are eos - q
II bar. sxass doom ~ Ssrgasa- A12res =. ".
Farmer Pra-f. Eas- Ia
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Market.

Wichita Market.
rrr,,r,t.bo5 bv Ditnars voris 81 Tandiver Live
Eock Commission Merchants
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS. Jan l.
The following charges and rules govern these
rarfis. Yardape hogs, &c per head; on cttile IN,
and sheep &c. Hay. 81 per cwt, corn; ,t 10. ps per
head; llc head on wagon hogs ana - per ar ",
sheen inspectors dock pregnant sows ~ ana stass
bpounds
Receip.s light and the usual holiday dizziness con
nnues for butchers cattle but look for STRONGER
brices Inv the last OF the week Good shipping cat
lie are strong and l0c higher $1,000
Heavy shippers. 1850 to la, t S 20
Food lS5J 10 1872 -'--'----'''-- " 49, 49, n,
dressed beef steers. 1870 to lJJD .-.... i3es ~
Fair 1855 o. ~
Stockers and feeders. W vF5 ~
lows and heifers-choice. lVd5 -
Cows and heers-good ...----.'------' oSg5 ~
Cows and heifers-far .-l co. ~ ~
Cows and heifers-conmon -..---.----''.. ,.s:i ~
Bulls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2Sel W
HOGS.
Receipts are more liberal and prices e to Oh nc
prouyer Kansas City reports tops - gu TOPS
here - o. which takes the very best heavy hoge.
Choice heavy 2S5 10 n4y2 ",
Hood heavy SO 10 2y1 s9g9 ~, ~
Medium 225 to .261 81 -
Mixed -....--.-...... 80, 5s
Skips and roughs f -
The above SHOWS the liberal prices that are being
pa id here and that shippers can obtain more money
Tor their hogs than AT Kansas CITY,
wichita Grain Market.
rPurn,shea nv & ". Hawn s. Co. Grain and Com
mission Merchants
WICHITA. Jan. l.
wHEAT-No 2hard. sSgs5c; No. soft; s21tsac
CORN-No white 2Oc; No. mixed. 2ld2oc
0ATS-No. White, 23laG2ic; No. : linked, 2teac-
HaY-Sfsa6 30
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

NyANTED-To buy railroad ticksfs 70 ali point
w Highest CO. b price FOR all return portion q
eIcurs ion tickets Cheap rates TO Al points. w. IL
Baker 8 Co., railroad ticket brokesa - }. Main
st GSitf
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PHYSICIANS.
T. M. C0NKLIN. NJ. n

General practis onsr OF medicine. surgery, gynae-
coiosy and Obstetrics Urea. all shronc and private
diseases oxygen treatment given wnen required.
Pies and ali disease OF the reCtum specially
Once removed 10 la North Main street, over Kan
sas National Rank once hours stol2 a. m toj
and - o. oul-C
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

THoS. A. BAYLEY. f. F. BATE.
BAYLEY & BATE,
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
We prepared to make surveys OF city lots, give
grades. establish corners, lay on additions OF to lay
of towns additions In any part of the state TO
make plats for record. display MAPS blue prints,
To do railway engineering OF all kinds III all
branches
County surveying done promptly,
Headquarters for The Bayey Abstract Co, Ac-
curste abstracts furnished with dispatch
ONCE, ia North Main Street front room upstairs
do
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INOR SALE Ok IRA DE-FDr Ee,ceaxcsse - seot
real sstztx ose eyxs unnsrSsgs no<e 81 10 - Y
screa ~ laEsa kfss roH for klah ays % Jeax e.
r.ex c.ri, asa EsS good cigsu and sasz. acl c11Y
t<sr.s-xy raezst zse in rrov-1 essf as w.<t vssz
rsssaesoe cso~e 70 hsSsinsss A. }. k<sssorta sssH
IL f,~tto hso,k Az
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LOST.

7 osr-Mon6ay. December "a. watch charm
j A pulled out OF the rim with black cameo Stone
on one side and red the other, opens has ladys
picture side aud hair In Z othsr. A liberal
reward will be paid for the return OF same 20 q. 4.
Hatfield, room 81, Zimmsriy building. 6S'-@
OST-On the n orning OF December Y. between
j I'D West Third street aud the Eagle livery
stable on North Topeka avenue. white wolf robe
with red lining, finder I'll BE- rewarded by leaving
IL at the Eagle stable. J. Chamberlain. Si-dt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

ErOR sALE-6cAle boakA sboRt hAn1 vF1essy $50
is books, blank recss1t ace n0ss osoo aeA isgsi
biaaks q every Kind Nal orders pfcxnpGb $4,000
& To- Cali % or address The " schaA kAoLx, WA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROGERS.

ROGERS,
The Photographed. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries tho finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LNOR hEST-Cheap. s splendid "a room board
II ing house, one half block from Douglas ave-
nue., In goodsconditon; also pnnrnlshsd roomS
close Dougla Is AT ~ per month. Write or see H. r
Knight, room Sic. Sedgwck block. St
INOR RENT-Store room. No - y Main 81. q. v
Il Clement board OF trade st
I,OR RENT-Good on.ces With perfect light ant
Il ventilation In tho Sedgwics. O. law . per
mouth Apply Al Office. NJ. ~. second nocr. z J.
Collins. agent. Es-C
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L,oR SALE Or TRADE-0ne 81 tse hess peyfEH
i businesses IL the city. pAi fEvotcs a6ost el0G
70 n 5a this viii pay yo1 % uyessaGase good re4
sons for wanting 70 sail A J. bAesvossA rooos II
Gesto block. nS
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sTRAYED.

S,TRAYED OR sToIEN-Frop Topeka avenue
- and Pine. my horse ana buggy, so 2 m
Thos. H. Lynch. sa
CTRAYED-Dec. 3sth one sorrei horse years old.
= from 52' West Third 81. Return and get pay for
trouble. St'
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FOR TRADE

LNOk TRADE-Eighty acres OF Improved land Tor
il small residence IN this city eight clear lots Ia
Palace addition and $50 IN money for clear prop
erty close 10 business center. hite Real Estate
Exchange 2f5 y. Main. d.s 81.
FTNO TRADE-Ss1 acres land we'll improved,
L acres in wheat. all fenced and cross fenced Ad
Joining the town OF Conway SpriDgs- Will trade
FOR unincumoered uninproyed Inside Wichita
properly. Address William spcer Winaeid, IA.
dlSl-u
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO KANSAS&
NEBRASKA R'Y.
TTsock Island Route.l
, 1889-01-30
In the House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Burrows Of
Michigan presented a petition OF $4,000
citizens of Utah against the admission of
that territory as a state. Referred.
The house her went into committee of
the whole on the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill. On a point of order raised by
Grain the clause was stricken out sus-
pending the act of 1885 appropriating
$780, 900 to enable the secretary of war to
acquire valid title to Fort Brown military
reservation.
EnlOe of Tennessee offered an amend
ment authorizing the secret service of the
treasury department to be used in de-
tecting pretended dealers in counterfeit
money Agreed to. The committee rose
and the bill passed.
Dunn of Arkansas, from the committee
on merchant marine and fisheries, re.
ported a bill to provide for the better pro-
lection of the FUR, seal and salmon fisher.
les of Alaska. Printed and recommended
with leave to report at any time.
, 1889-01-30
Dangers of Gum Chewing.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 29.-The most re.
markable case hat has come under the
observation Of the medical fraternity in
this city for a long time is that of Mary
Yountz, aged II years, who is. suffering
from facial paralysis. This. affliction is
due to chewing gum, she having EN-
played her jaws SO constantly during the
last three months that the muscles of her
face are powerless, and her nerves are in
a dilapidated condition.
When she laughs her face presents an
amusing sight, and yet there is much
sympathy felt for the little miss, as her
condition is regarded as p serious one by
the physicians who have been called upon
to treat her. In whatever position she is
able to twist her mouth the muscles re.
main and the face Is tbus a contorted
shape until one of the members of her
family assists her to place it in a proper
condition with their hands.
Her chin drops and it frequently be-
comes necessary to tie a bandage over her
head to keep the lower jaw in its proper
place. Mary is now under the care OF
DIR. Hiles, whoi is applying p~lasters to her
face. Under this treatment she seems to
be improving, though very slowly. This
is the first case of the kind hat has been
heard of by many of the prominent ply
sicians in this city, and their treatment is
much on the order of an experiment.
The physicians have been attending her
since Tuesday.
, 1889-01-30
Consul Black Released.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. ga dispatch
this afternoon from Buda Pesth, Hun
gary, announced that Joseph Black,
United States consul to that city, had
been released by this government. Mr..
Black is a wealthy resident OF this city.
II appears that he wrote a letter to a
New York Hungarian paper in which he
advocated protective tariff and argued
against free trade. This letter came to
the hands of Edmund Jussen, consul
general at Vienna, who wrote Black a
very severe letter taking him to task in
the most radical manner.
, 1889-01-30
The Ra1Iroad Presidents.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-All the roads rep.
resented ct the Western railroad presi-
dents meeting signed the new agreement
to day except the Burlington 4 Northern,
which refused to do so unless its northern
competitors, the 400" and st. Paul &
Duluth lines were brought into the fold.
This rather tangled matters again and a
committee was appointed to labor with
the Burlington Il Northern and secure its
signature as well as those of the Illinois
Central and Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Gulf, which were not represented at the
meeting. The agreement cannot become
operative unless these signatures are OBJ
tanned.
, 1889-01-30
Four of the Chosen Ones.

WASHINGTON, Jan. SGT is learned
tonight from a gentleman whose infor-
nation is direct that four places in Gen.
HarrIson's cabinet haze Leen deinitlY
settled and that while not all of them
have formally accepted there is no doubt
about their ultimately doing SO. In the
first place Blaine wrote to Gen. Harrison
more than ten days ago accepting the
sccrctaryship of state Allison will be
the next secretary of the treasury. This
unquestionably has been decided on and
although Allison's letter accepting the
honor Las not been written, it will be with
in a week. Alger will be a member oil
the cabinet, taking the position OF
secretary of war and as announced some
time ago Wanamaker will be postmaster
ppnaral
, 1889-01-30
Whisky the Cause of IT.

New York, Jan. 29.-Anthony
Schneider, a cabinetmaker, aged As years,
shot and killed himself to-day at $50 East
Third street, after twice shooting and
severely i%niuring Mrs. Gebnardt, with
whose family he boarded. and also shoot
ing at her children Schneider had been
drinking for some weeks, and had fire.
auently abused Mrs. Gcbhardt, though
she had supplied him with food while he
was out OF work.