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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
rrLEGRApHIc BREyrr1Es.

Aeaaa7 she te~a sasss Lodge q ocsa
Is@ plszs mes n Aasoa Ckey.
Esagrsssalsa Fzn shziek e ths Mi
vaakss 6lsEztet. ~ aseifaed - ssespE
noniast1oa.
Hoa. Ksazc y H2nnsna. Stats His-
torlza IA Ns~ Hzn sa1rs. 49, Lea.
dsF. sx~c 50 pears.
Tke PEise1 seagrsss ascissd "a asa-
dsy - mees naxt Tsas - PtslsearsA. 81
"a t9Ga If 0eteees
HIlism FisAeE. = farmer residing
asar M&afte, II. Ehile Driving -
Fskia ai~d instansiF "a heart fsilsre.
Ths Grznd I3lana (Ash.l beetssx4s
eefxs has aeg4n operations 2ni ~ill
tara oa1 aseas 80 barrels y gr4nal4rs1
sazaz . dxy.
As : resalt e sAe recent revival n-et-
inz4 81 Clssslaaa. Team. $50 eoaysrts
jcised tse various eAarcass of thelr
ehoics lesr c1aaky.
The Eoh4n Brothers, Beiler Aana-
fae1azing cemp4ny. 81 - L0ais. as
slzast Moaday Thslg assets we're
slTa. o8e. aaa Liabilities sle) sso
Lady wilton. s-Ys4v-ol1 ally. was
sold at LsAagson. Ky. Mon1ay. for
$40. .oe0 This IS the highest price ever
pad Zoe a s-year cd IN Kentucky.
Il was aanoaacs.t Moaday that Cap
tain Pabst. OF Mistakes. woal4 bail3
three steel steamers 70 ply between
Chieago, Milwaukee ard Aackiaaw, 70
cost s. 900. .eoo
The CAinsse Government proposes 20
send - fees Of war vessels. nov entire
" under command of Chinese oticsrs.
across the Psciae On a visit u the
Uaite4 States ports
The Mexican millterT b&ni VIII play
at .hc fair IN s. Louis next month. Il
has been decided that masicians are
artists and the eoas-act labor law
does not apply 70 them.
Amanda Olson. GyesSmaker shot
All instantly killed Charlss Hall, a
gapblcr, at Salt Lake City. The muir
dered nan had betrayed the ~ouns
wOnaa and had refused TO marry her.
James 5. Fisher. FOR over thirty years
resiten. OF south Dakota. accidentally =
shot himself at Mitchell Monday even.
Ing while taking loaded gun from a
wagon lie died fifteen minutes later.
Angels Church at West End avenue
and Eighty y-nrst street. New York, was
cOnsscFated Monday By bishop Potter,
bishop seymour OF Springfield, H., and
other clergymen. IL will accommodate
a congregation Of 1000 people and cos
500. 900.
The Western railroads have been
ordered by the Interstate commerce
commission 10 explain Why tho rate on
lumber from Eau Claire. Wis, to Mis-
souri, river points shoaM be six and
one-half ceats PER 100 pounds above the
Chicago rate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
pro.pect OF Troob.e IN Arm.ni,.

LONDON. Sept. 30--A dispatch from
Erzeroum says the situation in Armenia
has become serious. The Russian Gov
ernment has massed -, 600 troops
on the Armenian frontier. The
Turks are expecting an attack and
are rapidly supplying the Kurds with
arms and ammunition and making other
preparations to RESET the Russian
forces. Russia is also increasing the
frontier guards on the boundaries Of
Austria. Turkey and Prussia The al
legged object of this increase is to pro-
vide for the more effective suppression
OF sm juggling.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

LoNpoS. Sept so 0-Tho number OF
oasrages By brigands in Italy is increas-
ing. ewing 10 the apathy OF the Govern
mont In nsgiscsing 70 take any decisive
steps Tor the punishment Of tho bandittL
The explanation ot the inaction OF the
n0thorities - said 20 De that the local
officials are literally prised BY the ont
lava IN several recent Instances rail-
way trains have been stopped and the
passengers robbed in true American
style. The area Of brigandage IS ex-
tendinr % districts heretofore consid-
ersd free from lawl8ssness
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Besres. SspG - Rspl sel 4 Lsssn-
kRrg. dealers Sna naHuf<es4rsrs e
& a&kisx a. e. >4nRsr skrest have a.
sExne6 = y ?. gopes - cEDn4r. 3oae .
q C4annE TAszr liabilities are es-
tlmatsa At fs0a sl7Aeee - s29ee9a
Tselr eseaiso<s are zaessly large wsole-
sale he1ses Is Bsstoa. Aes 1ork snd
Phila6sl PAia i L proezbl. 81 arrange
Eaent aiil BE n1zs - enAele kbs ARA -
eoatinas zaa tie lossss slll net %
hs4vy TIE ARA Is eo1Pesed Il
Pailip Raphael ana Joseph Lewenearg.
TzeT have been IN b4siness together
since ls6a shea they started II =
snail s4y. Tie nrn sas success
ful sRd vas supposed % have
nade m0aey. Rsmegs Of das-
agreement bstwesn the p@rtAers led
20 an Investigation by TIE hoeses Of
whom fhee soagat credit Tie causes
OF the disagreement were sAid 20 &c tie
outside business plans of Lewenbarg
he had started stores in North Brook
field ana Worcester and MAS charged
with drawing TOO heavily on the re-
sOuPcsS Of the GFn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

ST. FErERsBURs. Sept 80. -Druia, a
place oe 1900 inhabitants IN the gov
ernment Of Wilma. was destroyed By Ere
Satnrd - nirhE The Ere started at
midnight and spread with frightful
rapidity. number were unable to es-
cape and perished in the flames. The
scenes we're OF the most heart-rending
nature. The Government has been
called upon 70 aid the destitute sur
~serr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Civil Rights in Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. so.-The
first case ever tried here under the
civil rights law was terminated at II
o'clock Monday night. In May last
Charles sheldon, well-to-do colored
citizen, visited Eugene Robinson's S
floating palace" and demanded the best
scat for which he was charged s10O,
which ne paid. After being in his seat
a few moments he left and sued Robin
son for the amount of bis ticket and
damages for 800. After five days
trial the case terminated in favor OF
Robi nsp0
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Ia GEASoE. KY. sept 80. The mon
umeas Of Dr. Robert Morris. the emf
n8nt poet laureate Of MGsonrT, has been
formally urvailcd here. The members
Of che Grand Lodge. which meets
In annual convention Wednes-
6ay. we're preseHt In full force.
The celebrated De MolaJ COM
nnandery. 70 8. Knights Templar.
snd Louisville comman1ery acted as
sscort 70 the Grand Lodge. and Past
Grand Master Hiram Bassstt vas the
r~eztdinr ofiosr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Nsw VoHx sept -


VIC go. -ert -
CtTrrr-H HAekes moderately actire. 9nota-
tious rteres A. - s5eiNs 81 f.r cheiec 80 fancy
saiDpirE steers e. fsaf p for rcei q cncics %
So ~ q -er ecrrason - .afr - 8 lns3 a,
for eatcaers steers - sst2 = for StocxsrS
= SO q fcr Texaes. 81 So - f,r westerns,
= ssas IS rsr F--scrs. = sS7s - tsr Cowe,
. 'soS ~ ecr saiS sui - so34.5 for Ne1i
caves
Eesss-Na~ket active cn sscktns srd shie-
PING srcornt Ssies ~ers mate ~ = 3ss1t 8s
t'T iFht Ss xa114 - t-r renza rscslee 40 .
sN sar n xe1 ard :. GFsez ~ as4xs sacs g
All shieVlnz o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
suaecst.d N /. wa. C..S.

SAY FRANCIsCo, Sept 80. Michael
KoeniT and Patrick Mullegrew were
ssphyxiased in the establishment Of the
Essen Nine7ard Company Monday aft
eruoen- MalieErev. Who was lsbOrer.
entered a 5eoo gallon cssk to clean 6,
ssd vas overcome BY rsseS Foreman
Koenig vas notified and went 60 Malle-
Crews assistance. but vas also over
come. s-d both perishs3
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

REwrsr ;. and purchaseG them from my drug
eisG and obtained a moss instant relief. be-
gaa 70 notice thas the scaly erapflons graou-
afly dropped Of and disappeared one by ere.
thirteen months before i began i1firg ibe
kENlDrfs. aud IN faur or fv- weeks was eb-
tirelN cu ell. Ny disease Was eczepa and
psoriasis Know of great many wBo have
taken the lrfrrjrs, >hnd thank fge fer he
knowledge OF them. especlaiiy mothers Nho
have a Is "a >.aAg sInpfions 90 their
heads ard odi = ] an 90 express ny thanks
tsver. Ny htdy WAS c vered with scales. and
/ was an awful spectacle q beho4d. Now snT
sam IS as Gear a. hatys.
GE0 C0TBN. MerriH. Wis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

DErEou, Mich. Sept. 80 DIR. Chai.cs
o'Rclly was asked Monday whether
tho National League Was killed. lie
replied. with great vigor: Rot. The
league is not dead. and there will be q
meeting held as soon as the delegates,
OEr.eu and Dllon, can come.1
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
K-ntueky TO ExaIb.t Her Hrsoure,s

MfDDLEsnoroUcH, Ky. Sept: S0.-An
exposition train composed Of twenty
cars heavily freighted with the mineral
and timber wealth OF this section of the
cOuntry LEFT SIiddlesborough Monday
for Louisville en- route to the principal
cities OF the country TO show tho people
Of the United States what is found in
southeasteFn Kentucky in the shape OF
coal and iron ores, manganese, marble,
timber, mineral paints, clays and
ceu,autS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Knlch lnn Onarrcl.

LoeASsPoaT, Ind. Sept 30 Sunday
night az Walton. this county, Edward
Lowry and ". v Shafer become in
volved in a quarrel and in tho melee
Lowry was dcalt terrific blow on the
head by Shaier by .tone wrapped in a
handkerchief, from tho effects of which
he died Monday mc-ning. Shafer is
Still ~ large. lie IS 60 years Of agc,
while Lowry was >.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
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Dry-Goods Men FaiL

KEwASEE, Ill. Sept 30.-The retail
dry-goods firm OF Moffitt & Everett was
closed by the sheriff Monday with LA
bilities from sis. 600 to $40, 600 and assets
not known. II is doubtful IL the assets
viii be enough to coTer the confessed
judgments
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
SHOT AT THE KING.
A Deliberate Attempt to Assassinate the
Ruler of Servla.

VIENNA, Sept. So.-A report is cur
rent here that deliberate attempt was
made upon the lives Of King Alexander,
of Seryia, and his father. ex-King
Milan, of Belgrade, Sunday. The story
that a bomb was accidentally exploded
under the royal carriage is said 10
have been given to the public by the
authorities in order TO minimize the i'm
portance of the affair. The young King
and his father, il Is asserted, were de-
liberately fred at by some one in the
crowd OF snectators
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

crnAR RAPros. Ia. sept so Joseph
v1seak. a Bohemian ABOUT - years old.
.lthcat reiaslves or money. was found
assa IN ths barn oi Joseph Bsrts hero
<iondav morninR. He Rad died some
<s..e anribr she nixht o. exposure aad
....~xas sion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

THREE LAKES, Wis. sept 60. Fire in
the lsmber yard OF A. Il, Anderson
Monday caused loss OF sS5, 900. three
warehouses beloning to Ramsey 81
Keons, Billings s. Mcdonald and tho
II. Collctte Lumber Company being
burned. Insurance. $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

1rIox. n. Y. sept IA fire. started
m the Hotel Daniels IN this place a. ;
o'clock a. n. Ten business blocks were
burned 20 ths ground and half dozen
others uors OF less damaged By Hrs aud
water before the flames were got under
control The loss IS SIS. 00o. mostly cov-
r.o8 By Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

IoNocx. sept. 50. As Lord Spencer
and Mrs Gladstone recently attended
n meeting OF the Woman Fedora
tion. at which Mr.. Dillon delivered
an address. the question has been
raised On grounds similar 70 those ad-
daced At Tipperary whether they are
not liable 20 ths charge Of conspiracy
and = sentence Of six months imprisou-
msot FER listening TO and c0untenanc-
inu an arch-couspirator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
xontan.'. Population.

WASHINGTON. Sept so.--The Census
Bureau announces the population q
the State of Montana to be i5l, TGp In
1880 the population was 80, is9. Increase,
o.. so. OF eSG 80 per cent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

rc<pox. sept so. -'rna wsres Of iron
- .ss~l workers in the mid land dis
- - Enrland have been reduced ;
.o,t There are but sixty iron fur
- nom in BLAST IN scotland. against
n.--<tx.fssr a. this timc last year. 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

on. when 10 began 20 look like
spots of mortar spotted OBJ,
ard which came Of In layers
accompanied with itehlng. /
would scratch every night un-
tn | was raw. then the next
night the scales. being formed
meanwhile, were scratched
OF again. In vain did | con
suit all the doctors In tie
county. but without aid. After
giving M al hopes o. rtcav-
cry. I happened q see AZ ad-
vert serTent IN the newsp2-
pprs aheuf your CrfICvRA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

wksa~6rox. sept. so-Ths Ceusus
Rurs3a anronpccs ths populations OF
I,1fnois cities and towns as follows.
r.ntaa. Asa. in.zsass. t.G7 Gaissonrx IL
o.. Increase. AIS Moline. f1.aso, increase,
x.on Monmouth sx'7. iacresse. 81. Peoria
as. inc-gase. ii.ss9; Rock Island i3Sae IN
.r,ase ai-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Killed His Brother.

CHICAGO, Sept 80. Timothy Mangan
was shot and instantly killed by his
brother William at about 9:3o o'clock
Monday night in dingy frame house
located at IS Tilden avenue. The muir
derer fed and has not been captured.
The murder was the result of drunken
Quarrel
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

.-..~txe4ux. Ind. SEPT 5o--8oh7 =
-. eleafed guilty - horse-ssesliaz
- sen fanced 70 ave vesrs N tae
- .s....sar4. He na8e AZ unsaccess-
+...enbs 20 escape from ne sheriff
fst 6, ~zs en- ear wav bach 20 iail
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

ST PsrERsRURe. Sept 81. A rot o.
currea Moudsy anosg the Russian sni
Persian Izhorers IA the hsrhor Of Novs
Rossiek. on she Black sea The Mill
tarr rep-essea the outkrssk with sach
severity shst seven teen rioters psr.
killed OF we< ndsd-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Congressman were nominated as fol-
lows on Monday: Ohio. Fourth district
Isaac Freeman Farmers Allisnce);
Louisiana. Second district. II. ID. Cole
man iRep.l; Pennsylvania. Ninsteenth
district ID X. Trimmer iRep.1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

DAxvE1Lv Va. SEPT - Saturday
rigat ths ersst-miil and box facsory q
= II. Wakes was bsrned - Rei5svilie,
N.G Less s1too9s insurance. s2a59a
The nalll vii De rs oailz
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

LOUISVILLE. ky. Sept 50 The
louisville & Nashville railroad has
paid OF its SO. soO. 900 bond mortgage
held By Drerel, Morgan 4 co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

The delicious fragrance. refreshing
GOODNESS, and soft beauty impaired to
no SIX n by Pozzoni's Powder, commend
il to all ladies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

vsek. sept 81 Mrs Annie
.8 & sis are a. her home IA
N.,ntsY sac wss 5ef1 "a fer-
'a.z -. -. lrsland. IA lfs.k -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN.
Covered with S,aies-Auful Spectacle
Cured in Five Weeks by the
Cuticurs Rem dies

/ am going 10 tell YOU CT the extraordinary
cure ycur CUuCURA kENEDIgs pefiornee on
me-. About the lSt OF April last noticed some
red pimples ike coming out all over my body.
tut thou .nt nothing OF IL until some tine later
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Sold evervvhe~r. Prlce. CrTicrRs. Ser. soar.
zsc RTsofvFsT. slhe. Prepared ~ fhe p0TTEs
Drf. sxn CHss1rti CoRreY Boston.
aS-Send f5f How a. Care >kie Disess-s ("
81 pases. ~ Illustrations. and le8 testingnis's
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. sept. n.
FtorR- Quiet a7d stead. Spr.ug Patents
S0ce1so; Bakers s. 40 lo): Straights, s4.50
Q475. Winter Patents, - ~ @5.c5; Clears, t4.09
D4s1
rucAr -ruicd active and prices higher. No.
cash se29.hc. December SS.c1sL0ois. and
Ma ti04ff+sk
Corv was fa.-ly sctivs AID frmcr. No 2,
ts41sssc, 80. yellow s5ste; No. Z axe;
no. . Ycilow. isA1pAc: October, 4514S,sc;
Nav. ry'tG5L
Osrs-grirlY active and higher. No. 2 $50
ssAse Ccioocr, zs3Hsse. May Hs gFSe.
Samples ia fair demand and higher No :,
So No. White. Is "a Wc; No. :, ssx1
ssHc. Ne Waite t1u.c
RYE-Stes6y and quiot. Ne. cash. 59'sc
s-pt-mbcr delivery. 53se October. 5ssc. and
December Size sample iots. 6l2si',e for No
6. and s6lsssc fer No T.
BAuxT- About steady yet little slow No
Ortoner 5-s SAMPLES. common. $3.50,
re~g % choice. vz2cSc. and extra lots ssa4sc.
Nrss PORK Moderately active and prices
rtied hsrser Quo.ations rarc.d az ~ sa'se
IS Tor cash. ~ ~ aofTis for Octobgr. $50
81. Ter Drceur ner. ST. e.. II ST.. for Jaa0-
sry ana So s5asIsss - fo- Nay.
LkRp-2ataer active ard prices rulst higher.
Prices rNugad a. o. f5l3ef5'. isr casa; = ~ ~
efss. ic- Octe6cf p 1880 for December;
ef-t..st t-sfs Ter January. ard s6S'42sel for
May
firrr.R-grsame-v. i0ses2sso. Dairy, Io1fsc /,
ra-Eing steck SIS.
porrrsV Cascksns. &c per ID, Svrin<
C'hf-krrs .ssqc Per n. lave TurkeyS 5Aiis
v@r -. Live Dec'ss. ss9c PER II. Live Gecsc,
stao8e25 pcr dover.
Lrsroes- Distilled spirits sulcf arni ~ u ~
per gal fag rnisaed gecos.
Nsw VoHK sept -
wursr-z.rcrx Nc hieher. octoocr. sioo'.
ct1f. I.cenIsor si0essft9s tis, 1suuary.
a. trfst-4 laay SeT<aloe -
KY Duil snd steasss.
CnRS -Fafr kc hishcE No Z Nt9sce
steamer naked. 54sc-
ttrs-Cnfet frnscr Western. 4f9Ss
f'fslivf7fcNe -Isref 1aief ard stesiv Fls,-.
Teps-1s rxsrs rsss e. sse7eo Frrk dal
ara steady Mess Slse~s d y. EXTRA pvirne.
o. ssfifW Lard asiet and hrr. Steam.
rendered. = ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
MEXICAN rxrry.Fs.

wAsHrSeToS. Sept. so The Secrs-
taFy Of State has sent to the Senate .
statement Of the 6isbarsements from
the appropriation for the expenses OF
tho late Psn-Americsn conference. The
appropriation was si25. 600 and the er-
penditures s124.9zo. 90. the balance,
s19.tt. being turasd into the Treasury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
cuT,cuRs gEsoLysgT

The new Blood aud ssiu Pu-iisr aae greatest
o liuaor Renee e. internally TO cisanss tbe
bl 4Od OF al impurities. snd thus remove ne
cause and crT1cvss. the great skin Cur. asd
rrrrcrR4 sasF. ~ exquisite skin Bcautirer.
externally &c dear tie sfia aud soap an1 r.
81 src IN hEirl. u-e every species of agonizinx
itching. burning. scsly. and pinpiy diseases Of
the skin. scalp. and blood
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

WAsHrssros, Sept 50 The confer
enee report on the tarif bill WAS dis
cussed in the Senate Monday but no
action vas taken. Ths conference re-
port on the deficiency bill 80. GO. 25sl
was agreed 10. A bill Was introduced
70 provide for the payment of arrears Of
pensions on applications hled since
July l. 1854
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-22
A Ludicrous Mistake.

a laUghable incident recently occurred
at Fort Fairfield. 4 young nan at one Of
tho hooeIs went 10 q magistrate and m
formed him that be wished 20 be married,
and that he would be around IN q short
time with his iady. The justlcs informed
his win Of what was Go happen, that every
thing mighs be IN readiness. In a short
time young Ee4Uiem2n, accompanied bv
a young lady. called into IN. store OF the
aforesaid zastrsn, and as they appeared
somewhat hashful the Justices better half
supposed they were che couple who wished
10 be made one, SO she invited them into
the dining room. and plscing s couple Of
chairs quite near together baas them be
seated. Very soon the justice appeared
upon the scene. with bosk II hand. and
Immediately began 20 read the marriage
service The young man grew very red n
the face, and sprinsirs 70 bis feet demand
&c: " bat IN thunder does al this mean
" by" said the 13sgSsJ rate, y an going
70 marry you" But" said the Young fcI-
low, y don't want to Egsc married, - and he
and his girl MADE bold strike for the door,
leaviGS the justice in E. s1upor. Shorty.
however. the right cozzp,e appeared a2d
were made one IN due fC Eza.-Caribou ilIe-g
Republican.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-22
= Strange Anonymous Letter.

Claude Rosaire lived with a French Can
adian family in southern Michigan until
he was IS years old and believed himself a
son. In moment Of anger three years
ago his supposed father declared that
Claude was an iIlegitimate son. This so
hurt the young man that ne ran away to
Chicago. He has not seen the family
since. The other day he received an an
onymous letter stating that his grand
mother was the Duchesse de Saint Al
laize, of Normandie, who fed from cruel
husband TO America with her only child.
This child eventually married q Confed
crate soldier, Claude being born 70 them a
year or two afterward. Another woman
THE writer of the leSuerJ loved the hUs-
band, and in her anger stole the child.
The father, in despair over the les, com
mitted suicide; the mother has disappear
ed. Enclosed in the anonymous letter t.
Claude was the certificate Of mis- fathers
and mothers marriage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-22
PETER LEFLFR.

pieces. In drawer lay bank book show
ing "a large sum to his credit, and notes
given by responsible parties for hundreds
OF dollars. The till also contained hand
some sum Of money.
IN addition to these was found a will by
the provisions of which small fortunes were
left to five persons living in Baden, Ger
many, and two other people resident in
Kansas City. The old man directed that
after the payment Of these requests and
magnificent disbursement for his funeral
the residue of his estate should be turned
over to the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton of Kansas City, with the exception of
his stock Of goods, which he bequeathed to
al old cripple named William Taylor.
Viewed in all its aspects can it be said
that there is one redeeming feature to
brighten the somber history of the world
old inordinate greed for gold?
FRED. C.. DAYTON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-22
grace and death.

| Take, for example the case of Pete Nc
Cartney, who is gasping out the last days
Of his life in the Ohio penitentiary. Prob
ably no man in the United States has had
4 better general education or has made q
more thorough study of the principles Of
engraving. He is a skillful chemist, au
expert manufacturer OF the finest of art
lists tools, and possesses & remarkable
knowledge of the manner in which paper
used for bond or monetary purposes is
made. Yet for forty years this singularly
gifted man has devoted all his energies,
education aIN special skill to the uttering
Of counterfeit currency. His illicit enter
priseS, undertaken with desire to accu-
mulate a fortune at the expense of others,
have brought him. on toe whole. nothing
but merited disaster, aud now old, penni-
less and foCsaken, the famous king Of
American counterfeiters lies dying within
the frowning walls of prison.
He is but enc, however, Of the many who
have deied the law and found that the law
IS more powerful than criminal ingenuity.
One Of his younger brothers in the COM
radeship of crime the other day began his
experience Of tho tborny road along which
Mccartney 50 long has tCod. His name is
Harry S. Mansfield, and until recently he
was the trusted agent st Topeka, Kan, of
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the Kansas and Texas Coal company,
LarSe sums Of noney passed through bis
hands, an opportunity presented itself and
the greed for gold swept away the barrier
OF principle as = su0de2 summer torrent
bears down before its rsSistlesS fury the
frsll obstruction Of the Eiulsy dam. He
.'iit IN MS pocEe1 $500 OF the companyS
money, Eel to Canada and with the stolen
rash started business enterprise in Lon
ION which had just begun 70 prosper when
detectives s7oOped down upon MIN and
carried me amateur in crime back to Kan
sas 10 answer for his sirs.
Like Mccartney sad Mansfield. Seymour
Risch might have prospecea along the OF.
binary lines OF honest enterprise. Fe was
VII known aud liked II rbe business and
secisl circles OF CbicsSo. aid had achieved
respectable rerutSc.ol. ba;a as e LAWYER
= Ii a Journalist. C.isG1s Willingly iacrIIsr-
CT him with their causes, oad she news
papers Tc2esvad Is coz-du;iazs rRitA
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To better accommodate shippers who
cOnsign to the Wichita market the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe have arranged for
a train leaving Arkansas City at 1875 p. m.
arriving at Wichita about midnight. This
train will connect at Winfield. taking stock
from Southern Kansas railway, and at
South Winfield from the Florence branch
and at Mulvane from FL Dorado branch.
Arrangements are also made for morning
train leaving Newton at about a. m. and
arriving in Wichita at about a. m. This
arrangement will last through the heated
term and enable shippers to get their stock
to the Union Stock yards in good order
50 If T. H. DAVIS, u. +. Agent.
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