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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
ONE MANS WORK.
BE Holds Up Stage Coach and Kills One
Passenger.

ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. 26.-Black Bart s
most daring deeds in the mountain passes
of California and Colorado were outdone
today by lone highwayman who held up
and robbed the stage that runs between
Gogebec on the Milwaukee and Lake
Shore, lust ever the line. and Gogebec
lake, where the people spend the dog days
As the stage was spinning along between
these points man jumped out with two
big revoiyers in his hands and commanded
the driver and passengers to hold up their
hands, with a further, provision that
they shell ont loose valuableS
and currency. OEe Of Il e passengers went
down in his pocket, but instead of bring
ing up his poCketbook clenched pistol IN
his and began firing at the robber. The
desperate Immediately returned the fire,
and although the driver whipped the
horses into mad gallop, his aim was true,
ID. Mackerchar, a bookkeeper in the First
National bank OF Minneapolis, receiving
.he first bullet in his cheek while another
ball went through his leg. Another pas
sengeF named Fleachswain, OF Belleviile
Ill, was mortally wounded. He raised up
IN the seat as the horses were
ceiye a bullet in the hip. He fell
forward and pitched over the side of the
coach into the roadway. The horses con-
tiEued on a run and the wounded man WAS
left to take his chances with robber. The
villain threatened at first TO kill him but
finally desisted, after securing $37 and his
victims watch aud chain. The wounded
man lay bleeding in the road for three
hours before any one courageous enough to
20 TO has assistance was secured. He WAS
taken TO Bessemer hospital but the loss of
blood was so great as TO blight hopes of
recovery.
Mackerchar was taken to Minneapolis,
his home.
There were two other passengers on the
coach but neither of them were mOlested
They We're William Paddon, Of Chicago,
and Robert Riniout. of the Bank of Mon
treal, Chicago. The party was out on a
fishing trip and was composed of wealthy
men.
The description of the robber tallies TO
letter with that Of the daring free booter
who Went through Northwestern train
near Ellis Junction some time ago. Sheriff
Dave Foley, Of BesSemer, at once organ
lied a posse Of a dozen men and has gone
IN pursuit.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
& LONDON STRIKE SPREADING.

LONDON. August 26.-The strike which
was begun by the dock laborers and which
subsequently spread to the carmen, has
now extended to the Thames iron workers
and the gas stockers threaten to join forces
with the strikers There's is also talk OF
compelling laborers in all trades to quit
work and force matters to an issue at once.
The iron workers strike adds 700 TO the
number of unemployed. The .men are as
yet quite orderly. The shipping business
is completely paralyzed and mail steam-
ers are leaving without cargos.
The strike is gaining new adherents
hoprly. Eight thousand sailors and fire
men and 200 dOckmen at the Isle OF
Dogs where several large docks are located
have gone out. The authorities have be-
come apprehensive of trouble and are
holding the military in readiness to snp.
press an outbreak should it occur. The
coal porters at Kings Cross have also
joined in the strike. A conference tooh
place today between dock managers and
delegates from striking laborers, but ii
was without result.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Six Hundred Thousand Loss at Port Costa
Gal.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August 26.-The
| town of Port Costa, on the Martin straits,
| which is great grain center OF Califor-
| MIA, was the scene of a great destructive
ire, involving total loss of about $780,
OOo. The fire originated in warehouse No.
z, wooden building 1880 feet long, owned
by G- w. McNear & 60. The warehouse
contained about 1000 tons Of grain. With
IN two hours the building and contents
were a total loss and the fire had in the
meantime communicated to the wharves
and shipping alongside. The American
wooden ship Armenia and the British
wooden ship Honowa, both partially load
ed with wheat were burned to the waters
edge. The rigging of the British snip
kenilworth caught fire but before any
serious damage occurred to the hull she
was towed into the stream and her hold
flooded. She had a cargo of 5000 tons of
wheat on board which will probably
prove nearly total loss.
The only casualty reported is the death
of q Chinese cook on board the Honowa,
who was drowned by jumping from the
ship.
In addition to the warehouse and
wharves forty freight cars of the Southern
Pacific company loaded with grain were
burned upon which there was no insur-
ance. 1t appeared for time as though
several of the adjoining large warehouses
would be burned but the fire was confined
to the one large building destroyed.
The loss on warehouse and contents is
placed at $3.50, 600, upon which there was
estimated total insurance Of S304, 900.
The wharves were valued at $780, 900 and
were insured for 1900. The Armenia
was build in Bath, Ne, and was valued at
10000. The Honowa was built at St.
Johns, n. B., and was valued at $4,000.
Both ships were insured in foreign COM
panies. The Armenia mas 800 tons of
wheat valued at 5000, fully insured: the
Honowa has SOC tons Of wheat valued at
S24, 900. The cargo of the Armenia and
Honowa were insured in the Thames and
Mercys companies. Insurance Oh the
kerilWorth cargo was carried as follows:
Anglo Of Nevada, 5000; Marine OF Lon
don, $4,000; Thames s. Mercys, $4,000.
Total $50 COO
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

! Sam Wah Kes is said 20 be tho richest
| Chinaman in the east. lie lives in Boston
and can draw upa check for S25o, 600 any
/ day, which at least one bank VIII honor, Hs
made his money as a dealer in imported Chi
nese staples.
Sir Provo William Parry Wallis the senior
admiral of the English feet, has attained his
9sth year. He entered the navy as far back
as lS04. and is the sole survivor OF the acton,
between the Shannon srd the Chesapeake, n
which he played distinguished part
Sir Julian Pamcefote. tho now British
minister st Washington, is generally rscog.
nized as the politest and most sniable gentle-
man who has occupied that post IN many
years. BE is fcnd Of American girls adj
mires American koTsss and likes American
cooking.
Zola's newest novel, TIA Bete Hunaine,'
contains all the personal experience Of life on
the railway which the author wsss 30 busy ia
acquiring lest winter when he rode on ex-
press engines, intervieved traffic managers,
Travelled with guards AID hahnobbed with
Porters and sigrsllssn-
Donald @. Mitchell C'Ike Marvsi'1 has
besn occurring at ChGntauqua 4 CORE
spordent says that in appearance 'SMr. Mitch
ell has become more Ike condensed esli-
ton Of George William Curtis than ever,
while IN manner and methods as IA speaker
the resemblance Is even moro stciking.n
The Yale crew have lest their stroke, E. L
Caldwell, who after Studying Ia tho thco-
logical school for two years has determined
To 30 into business. Re strokod tbs Univer
Harvard. and his clnSs crew in four races,
making better record, &c Is said, than that
of any other college oGrsInan-
Victoria, Australia. Is mourning The dealt,
Of the Hon. Francis Ormond. one a that
colony's greatest phllantiropista be gave
$4,000 20 Ormond college, Melbourne.
| slQ0,G0o TO Melbourne unworthy for de-
partlnent Of music, and was ono Of the chief
founders Of the Working Mems colle.s.
which now haS 200 students
Lord Clifton, an ECCENTRIC EngliSh lord,
Gbeled another lori named Eot1fleld- The
latter's solicitor Sart Clifton a letter which
Clifton returned With The observation that IL
twas not properly conuneGcEsi" Il began
my Dear Sir" Clifton sa.ss il shDnli have
begun IL Iord.p Thc offending oris,ocrat
also wants TO DO tried by Ilry d lords
Common jurors, be ssys. are not his peers.
The eomron jurors agroo with him
Details q t1e cH1peroris tife aboard ths
Imperial yscht HohsazolIeru appear IA the
papers. 10 comes on deck Il so'clock and
breakfasts On coffee spd e.gs aod bot and
cold meats, finishing viii a glAss u sherry.
Ho interchangfs tal ss,E7snls With tho empress
at every stasiun. Af.er ayflnp'o dinner e
7orp, fsb and meat, with NIGHT wines Ger
man champaign ard coo1ea, lie psosucnades
the deck, smoking. ard rptrs u O'Clock.
&c Is In splendi4 1cal;6.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
Tho Last Word.

TIE "last word" Is tas most dangerous q
Internal machines, remarks Ouida. the vol
known novelist Husband aad wife should
10 more fight 20 get IL than they would
struggle for the possession Of a lighted bomb
shell What is tire uss Ct the last word,
After getting II q husband might, perhaps,
as an American paper sDggests. advertise 70
whistle for q wager sgainS. a locomotive,
but IN every ether respect MS victory world
be useless and painful Il you'd be g Cad
mean victory. IL which the victor wozlif
suffer Is much as the vaCouishsd Il farmer
cut down tree which stood 50 near the
boundary line q LIS farm that r. vas Doubt
fRI whether y bs.o1gef 70 hin o. 70 his
pslghbor. The pesghbor, however. claimed
the tres and pross-1tsd ire Htaa vino CIT IL
for damage The Gaze was sezt from cozrt
70 coT- TIu1s VS. wasted ard tszupex llzs.
but tie Gaze vas finally gained By tie pro-
ecEsor. The last e ths t-aEs-ctloxl was tasE
tie llsn VINO gained the caIass vent 70 tie
lawyer cf1acs 20 sx@cgte d~-<i a his who's
farm zh3-n be had b~@n compelled % sel %
pay hls costs, Then, hoEselos Rzd horsesess
he thrust ITS hands luto lis hip t1oc<eiz .s.d
tTIrzzrh2rtiy eIclaisns1. tive bszt him Il.
tls sazas Say husband AID SiG1 nay t,sco-zs
bankrupt Ct Eeartyvss1sa By szdesTorizS 70
zss tSe las. wc-d
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

Three hundred miles an hour is the pro-
posed speed Tor the electric postal railroad Of
the future. An experimental line has been
erected at Laurel, twenty miles from Balt4-
more, Nd. A compronise between the pncu-
matte tube and the ordinary railroad carries
g miniature train OF two cars solely for mails
and light parcels, without any attendance
The road has three rails-ons above tie cor
for carrying the current, and two below
which carry the cars. The cars ara buiIt Of
sheet iron, and are two feet square and TWEEN
ty-one feet long. Speed viii be regulated aad
power or brakes applied By electricity sole
IL. II TIE experiment at Laurel succeeds, il
Is stated that similar rods viii b laid BE-
tween Baltimore and Washington, aad else
whe-e.-Frark Leslies Newspaper.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
IEIEGRAPAIC RRENlTiES.

A report just published at Vienna shows
the Austrian grain yield has decreased as
follows: Wheat 100000 hectolitres:
barley u, 000,0 COO hectolters; rye II, co., 900
nectolitres: oats II ,000.0 600 hectolitres.
A severe earthquake shock was felt
throughout Greece yesterday. Serious
damage was done in several towns.
Clarence Ioung, aged IS, was drowned
while bathing in Herring lake, near Frank
fort, Mich. yesterday.
The council of the legion of honor has
erased the names Of Genersl Boulanger
and Count Dillon from the roll OF the
order.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has re-
turned to Washington and WAS at his desk
yesterday.
Mrs. George Peters, of Emporia, died
last night from the injuries received in the
wreck near Streator. Ill, yesterday after
noon.
General Isaac F. Shepard died IN Bel
lingham, Mass, Sunday, aged SO. He was
formerly senior aide de camp TO General
LYON aud served with him until Lyon was
killed. He lead life of political aud mill
tary prominence.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

Ancug tie c1-.oSitses Of cssesa Victo-.a,s
rauwav Journeys are the tlras tables szr.s.iaexi
70 bar majesty, these bang printed II violet
TX. On hand uss5s paper wlth giit edxe4
Easy cor tan tbs FAC. times of ice s-opp1ges
at al rosass. and give oseeT irforuzz.ica q
szts~es.. Tas p -rcs os Wsies kaz. PERHAPS,
10 Ez.zt ras.z-ay coeca tn EzrOFe Il cog
t,14z-s sevea ro<rzs, s.,stT visA library, .
courss G. 5cS-oc--s. . G11z-g rocrs &n4 .
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
OF COURSE THEY WERE CONVICTED.

DUBLIN, August 2G.-The trial at Clora-
kitty of Mr. Wm. O'Brien and Mr.. James
Gilhooly, members of parliament who are
charged with holding a national meeting
which had been proclaimed by the govern
ment, was concluded today resulting in
the conviction of defendants. Mr.. O'Brien
was sentenced 10 two months and Mr.
Giihooly to six weeks imprisonment with
out hard labor. Upon the expiration Of
their sentences they will bo asked to give
bonds TO keep the peace for six months. In
event of their refusal to give bonds they
viii be sentenced to two months, addition
al imprisonment.
After sentence had been pronounced they
were taken under a military escort 10 the
Cork jail. Upon leaving court they were
cheered enthusiastically by a crowd that
was waiting outside and at the jail they
were given Il similar greeting.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, August
26.-The highest temperature was s. 9,
the lowest 63o and the mean 74o with
fresh south winds and clear weather;
nearly stationary pressure.
Last year on August 26 the highest tenn
perature was "a ., the lowest 81 , and the
mean 70 ., with over half an inch of rain
between g. N. and p. N.
FRED /. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. u,
August 26, S p. m.-Forecast until p. n.
Tuesday:
For Kansas-Generally fair; clearing in
extreme northeast; stationary tenPera-
ture, except slightly cooler in the extreme
western portion; southerly winds.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
MUSICAL NOTES.


lis e-nsctsd that hssS>cn i1DCosa7d r.
1Go gin1ers VII Gag sifuuJtSaDously eonao -
the I,opaIar numbers u ths EngiRz fex;fsaI
a. Vienna
Ia tbs eourss az Tho prsssz1t scas1D az he
London Philharmonic s5rsetT Chan which
none maT9 suocauf'gi hsz been knovD Tor
years, tafeo EyzlpEonjes by Eagslasas cssn-
ESossss havs bs.an pzScpssd
DlEe GsorZs Ok Heck'snhurg-StSslifz b ct
gla Aaa1 of nnOveI2fx4r To cslabTase t5s az
tiss0 autisCsAss-y % Aato1 Eu5iaztsit = TrItf-
ssc-I cszros. Th- intsrsztfag eozs'alcssoTa'
ton win occur - 50 Fgszrsbgrg on SsgsEz-
beE - sold a.yIa, g. tia present. ys&x-
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
AN ATTACK UPON TANNER.
"Courier-Journal" Editorials Published By
the Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 26.-The Cour-
ier-Journal will say editorially tomorrow:
Touching several references TO the
editor Of the Courier-J ournal made in a
speech delivered at Chautauqua last Sat-
urday by the commissioner of pensions We
have TO say it is disgraceful to the admin
istration and blot upon the public SER
vice OF the country that man capable OF
making an attack so wanton and indecent
upon any one and especially upon one
whom he does not personally know and
who has given him no cause for private
grief or offense, should hold an
Office of Importance under the govern
ment. No circumstances could better IL
lustrate the spirit of agrarian raid upon
the treasury proposed in the name of pa
triotism or the character Of the individual
who leads it than the loose gibble of this
irresponsible blackguard. Mr.. WatterSon
can not be expected to engage IN mud
battle with Mr.. Tanner. AS a matter of
fact the editor of the Courier-Journal has
been for months under instructions to
treat everyone connected with the admin
istration with courtesy, especially the COM
missioner of pensions. Not word has
appeared in these columns to give him
Just occasion for anger, SO the eagernesS
with which he seeks to vlcCimize
a class OF his countryInen through an I'M
provoked attack upon the editor of this
paper discloses his own wantonness OF sense
and dignity. whilst he and his followers
steal march upon the tax payers. 1t has
been a rule of this Office, enioincd upon
each ard every one of our representatives,
never to flirt with a fool nor to fight with
A cripple, and since it is well Tor doctors
to follow their own prescriptions, it shall,
in this instance, be rigidly applied by Mr.
Watterson TO Mr.. Tanner. Meanwhile
the fight upon his advanced movements
upon the peoples money shall not be
abated,H
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
BE MERClFUL YOURSELF.

And heed the appeals for assistance put
forth by your liver, when the organ IS out
OF order. Among these are distress in the
right side and through the right shoulder
blade, yellowness of tie skin and eyeballs,
furred tongue, furred tongue, sour breath,
sick headache, and, above all, irregularity
OF the bowels. The mercy you
extend to the afflicted organ is
wisely shown by prompt
course OF medication with Hostetter's
Stomah Bitters, most genial OF alternatives,
and the heptic gland early reciprocates the
deserved attention by resuming Its secre-
tive functions actively and regularly.
Among the accompanying good results are
renewed digestion, freedom from head
aches and a general resumption of activ-
Ity of the bowels. All bilious symptoms
disappear and appetite and sleep improve.
Beneficent are the effects of the bitters in
maIariai disease, kidney disorder, rheu-
matte ailments ana nervousness.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

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and over which ous hiynwsya pa@ is simply
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eszsaaas fro.a sSEsseh isSvas the 10 as any
TINE the ro2d ~ disec1isaEed, t1s lad goes
back % tho~s estates
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
WANTS GRANTS REMAINS MOVED

WASHINGTON, August 26.-In g proni-
nent editorial tomorrow mornings Post
will propose that the necessary action to
b taken TO remove remains Of General
Grant from Riverside to Arlington at ma
tional capital. Tue pledge of New York
to erect a suitable monument for the dead
hero, it SAYS. has not been fulfilled.
Continuing the editorial says 1.-THE Grand
Army OF the Republic IS
now holding its annual encampment.
What have veteran soldiers
of the union to say to this? Their ranks
are fast thinning cut aud the opportunity
of personal participation in seeing their
honorui chief memory rightly honored is
fast gliding away from their reach. Let
them claim, therefore, as their last great
privilege that they shall ask to be pail
bearers Of their old commander from his
neglected grave at Riverside 10 the COM
panionship of the heroic dead at Airing
y
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

Afew days ago the cars landed at McKees-
port Pa, a young nan without legs, e hz1d-
sorne, dashi1g brInstte. hand cart AMI a
doS. TIE girl harnessed the cog TO tie cart.
Lifted she nan into Is and bel pad. 20 push the
czrt ac-ozs the Reynoadtown bridge, wti=re
they took the train and departed Later il
fhe daT an officer frcn Lee,oaia, O.. arrived
u search O. them He SAD thsy were eioyerx
-CLtczzo Tf-zex
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
ACCUSED OF TIE DIAMOND ROB-
BERY

KANSAS CITY. Mo, August a6.-Harry
Disney, gambler, wos arrested today,
charged with the theft of 81. 700 worth of
diamonds from she iewelry store of F. II.
Altman recently The theft will be re-
membered rs bold one. having occurred
in broad day light on sthe most crowded
street of the city. Mr.. Altman identifies
the prisoner as the thief. Disney refuses
to say anything TO the police.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
EXTRA SESSION NOT CERTAIN.

DEER PARK. Aug. &.-President Har-
rison was seen this evening st his cottage
by an Associated Press representative. The
president says he has made no announce
ment TO any one as 70 calling an extra
session OF congress. He said that he has
of course discussed the pros and cons OF
the matter with various persons. How
ever it is understood that the question is
nos determined.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
ATTENTION. MODERN wooDMEN.

ATTENTION, MODERN WO0DMEN.
Important business affecting each menu
Der of Wichita camp, No. $40, must be
transacted tonight. Every member in the
city is earnestly requested to be present.
Remember the time and place, S o'clock p.
m, in rear hall, fourth floor of Getto
block, southwest corner of Second and
Main streets. II. c. HOOD, V. c.
T.. \. FlEDIFR, Clerk.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

Fozi Mo-z=--w e.. Ky -, id tie graz
drzzna>-c MANAGER szay yoa So=14 9EsoKiy -
eo1e s.&r II yoa s-zSza3 assf,s tss s--~s @s
: pEosssso2s
Assb4.&ozS D1zst.sE- y eiA. nj e1-cssy-
be- ;hls-k y sDiz-21s 70 >ng2ss a1e - . i-s~
doz-ssIac sTaEoa & bgEe kzssi Es f9As KS
- e he "a Essi iEe--s - e~oL--sss \ zsk
IlttuEe
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
ANOTHER VICTIM KNOWN.

= KANSAS CITY, No. Aug. &.-Investi-
cation today Of that part Of the Swift
packing house which was destroyed By fire
yesterday and il which /. T. Tate was
burned to death. showed that another en-
ploye-David Tanning also lost his life in
the flames He WAS seen 70 fsli from the
window back into the burning building.
His body has not been recovered.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

Do not take any chances of being pois-
oned or burned to death with liquid stove
polish, paints and enamels in bottles. The
Rising Sun stove polish is safe, odorless
brilliant, the cheapest and best stove pol
ish made, and the consumer pays for no
expensive tin or glass package with every
purchase.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
DEGREE OF HONOR.

A special meeting will be held this even
ing 10 the lodge room at 1;i5 o'clock. Bus,-
ness of special importance will be cousid-
cred and it is imperative that every MEN,
Der, especially the ladies, should be pres
ent. CHIEF OF HONOR
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27

The Ladies Aid society of the Dodge av-
eaue NJ h. church will give a social in the
Martinson block Tuesday evening. Peaches
aud cream. sandwiches and coffee and wa
termeIous will be served. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to ALL
Mrs. Bass Sec'y
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
BASE BALL.
AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. 10000 r 5
Kansas City. ..........0 U U i
Base Hits-St. Louis 6. Kansas City6.
Errors-St. Louis 0, Kansas City 8.
PitchersTChamberlain and Conway.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati .......-...2 0 4 8 90 2 6-19
Louisville. .........~..00 90 / 8 o p 6
Base Hlts-Cincinnat Is, Louisville 13
Errors-Cincinnatl 2, Louisville s.
Pitchers-Duryea and Kicker.
AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg ....0 90 1 0 0 0 o. 2
Indianapolis. @ 0 4 o o o o - 4
Base hits-Pittsburg g. indianapolis s.
Errors-Pittsburg 2, Indianapolis 2.
Pitchers-Morris and Boyle.
CLEVELAND.
Chicago. o 3 0 3
Cleveland Dol l 2 l / l. z
Base Hits-Chicago 10, Cleveland IL.
Errors Chicago Z. Cleveland 4.
Pitchers-Hutchinson and Beatin.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia -. % 01OOO12 zoo O.
Boston 2 l 0 0 0 l 0 l. 8
Base Hits-Philadelphia 10, Boston II.
Errors-Philadelphi 3, Boston 2.
Pitchers-Sanders and Clarkson.
AT NEW YORK.
New York 30 9 3 . 0 Oil
Washington .....0 0 q U U o. 1
Base Hits-New York ~, Washington Z.
Errors-New York 2, Washington Z.
Pitchers-Welch and Haddock.
Baltimore Athletics and Brooklyn-Col-
umbus did not play today.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-27
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NEW YORK. August 2S.--Following IS the
statement of the visible supply Of grain IN
store aud afloar on Saturday. August ~ as
issued by the proCluce exchange: