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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
STIRRING NEWS FROM EAST AFRICA.


'
eTRoNGHOLD-IN MwANGA's KINGDOM.
ZANZIBAR March THE expedition under com
mand Of Major wissmann and all the German officers
belonging to it have started for saadani the strongest
position held by Bewana Hcrs forces. II j. the IN
tentoD of Major Wissmann to make attack upon
the place.
The German expedition to Usumbru has been sue
cessfuI.
Herr Ehlers is returning to the coast from Mount
Kilima- Marc, having accomplished tie mission oi
delivering Chief Mandard the present sent nm by
Emperor William Of Germany. MWa "a KIN. II -ahaa
who after being disposed and driven from the
country returned and with the aid Of the MISSIONARIES
conquered the rebels, has resumed his authority IN
Uganda. lie has proclaimed himself a CMI-tlai, ana
hss given the principle post, t. the Proi'''ahi7 ana
Catholics The Arab power. which led u the revolt
against King Mwangi, ha, been completely over
thrown. The Catholic and Prots~t,nt- are NOT act
Ing In a harmonious manner, and dangerous Jealousy
exists between them
Mozambique. March serious difficulty exists he
tween the Portuguese officials here and body o 100
imported Goa soldiers. The soldic,,, Who are lIl-h
subjects. refuse to drill or perform any military
service for the Portuguese.
Rome, March 1T Is reported that KING Mcnelct .
preparing TO march TO Adowa
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OPPOSING STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Baltimore, March THE following petition to the
STATE Legislature IN circulation on the Com and
rlour Exchange today, and wa, receiving many SIX
natures
We the undersigned members Of the Baltimore
Corn and Flour Exchange. have learned that an
erort f. being made to have the Inspectors OF grain
placed under the control of the state. and. bellev
ng that the same would cause great injury TO th,t
rado respectfully petition your board to kc such
sr,Ion AS In is wisdom viii best defeat the same
This petition has the names attached OF H. VI.
McGill Douglas NJ. Wylic. Charles W. slagc.s .sLonis
Muller Percy B. iIynson and other influential mem
ber, These men arc indignant over the course pur-
s,od by the other side-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Princeton March (spcclan.-The long pent up
auimo,itv between the freshmen and sophomore classes
gave rise to a hand tohand snowfall fight upon the
campu, 10 night while the snow could not be
r.- ed into balls the frozen crust proved even more
effective missiles upon the exposed face ana 'e'"'
,nd-fn, from the number II di-isurcd combaants In
l,,h Glasses, The contest began about O'Clock
-, . mail body If each cla,~. Cla~, wells
brought recruits 10 both sides and the fight lasted Tor
AN hour and half without decisive advantage I"
either Side large crowd of upper cas>ncn WIZ
messed the conc, and frequently 'hecicu u' u, -" VI
,., f,~ ,h.r telling work. When time was called ON
,,c,rlnt of clihuc,, the sOphompcs We're Eldd L"
leave the field after giving FAINT chccr Tor ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
RFGfyNIyG MORE STRIKES.

The regular meeting OF the Executive Board of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor when was 10 ~ "'"
"N - tnI.o,it.v ON account Of the sickness OF
s,,,,., ,onuer. president Of the federation
Two more strikes Of cgarinaAers began Ses'''n'S
rhe. nak, 1--WE strikes Of cearmakers IN TINS CITY, IN
voling all told 1000 men and women Inc S'riAe
It'll h.,an yc.torGay wore the shops OF kaufman
o.,.,tv.nr.t.st and Avenue \. and Seidenbtrg 4
st,fel No 4O7 Last Ninety -hrstst
rredl,ndcr & Co.. Jonasson Co., Hoth'chlid 20
and schwa Brothers Co. effected settlements WIN h'if
rInc elo,laAcr, YESTERDAY and the employees returned
, , Nev strikes began In the factories OF Popkins
9 Marks 40 i78 broadway, and Abram Vessels.
pyIsion.st The employees Of Blunentha co refuse To
negotiate and demand unconditional surrender by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

THE C,L0RED CHAPLAIN or CLAFL.N UNI
VEKsITY BADLY HURT II 4 DISPUTE
OXER ELIIG.0us KLNlNAIs.

Charleston. : c. March C>pecial.--Th Is danger
Of a riot among the students Of Clahin University
where two days ago the colOrco '""P
lain Of the college was cancd by one
Of the white professors. The college mas .''
students All cololcd and these have warned the
president the Rev. l.. VI. Dunt"n that thrS Will "o'
attend rcc.tluon- In Professor De Trcvlle's ciA,'
room De Trcville is the man who assaulted the
Rev. l. ~ Caid.la. the chaplain. President Dnn''n
is in CORES pondcncc with the Governor ana inc
trustees and the college is In a state Of open re-
hcllion. Mr. CardOza is prominent coloIcd pira'H''
well known In the North. lie Wa, severely beaten .
I'm, through a friend publishes today his statement
Of the affiay. He says:
At the faculty meeting on Monday Professor De
Trevlle remarked that he opposed Z" all rcvVmi
Of religion IN the Institution. at once remarked tA
his settlement confirmed tnat which had come TO my
ear, by numbcrcs, Christian students ana candidates
for the ministry. said that these chai Sc' had been
coming 20 NE pastor Oi the college chufch Tor the
last three or four years ! might here state that
one Of the greatest rcviyas the Institution ha ever
cnioycd had lust closed. with the happy result "i
sixty three conversions and 100 acoc-7ioi7 - '',
college church. All ihis spiritual prosperity No'"
10 have uclilcd the pfOfc.- very nuch anu "o '"
effort, from time time b. nulliy It's cHc''7 ' '"
az po..blc on Tuesday morning. a. ~;'i'"i up
-, ,,,or ton, of tne main college building Professor
uc Trc,.l. ba.tcncd down 10 meet ~" iih'lns' a. !
arcr,,ard learned been On frucs- search Tor me ."
the uielt Acfor.. ard without the .hch''' "''i""'
,, ,,. al, 49,, q, % .to,. above me- dealt three scv
iln,,. tfn,u INV head with large hhptlrd hI'"'''
stick ihs stic. AT it, large cnd was i".N "" h.,
Of a policeman club. Catching h"n "i "'. 'X1i'.4
end ,riili ifh bands. hc struck "lth All ~ ioi''
SCATTERING f'c bark from ih" -''I We i'' n ,n w ~,
l,,nud together. and then hc roc. f'l 'l'iu ~
The .ticl and true. me again Lv% u time
Ths incident VIII possibly e'd citn'r u, ,no ne'''
ing M Of the Institution or Inc dl-char.' "l d"
,hc color,d or all the whit" professors. me ia'''
do not ccni 10 mis- well. The Governor ana 'he 'ru -
U ,,,it. have fhc matter under serious cOn-iicri
lion. ClsHin University is the largest one IN the
ancc has reached 900 colOrcd pups AT tincs. II
i1 eupportcd hy the state out Of the Agricultural
Land Scrip Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

indianapolis. Ind. March a d.patch from ~
an vc. Ind. To- Tie sentinel" says: An cNulp
sion occurred to DAY AT noon in the shaving oi d".i
room OF the Arm. trong Furniture Factory. winch
utterly wrecked IL and then lire completed tl" work
Three boys, Frederick Sachs, william 'hcat'iam ahd
George Crawford, IN the dust ealing their
dinner. and were burned f. death. Their bpdic. "'fr
recovered later, burned be-, oud recognition
Charles shelby. the engineer, wa blown twenty ir'
and had both leg, broken and h head baby cru ned
The explosion caused bv the niinc OF a lantern
coming in contact with the powder Ike dust I'd
los 10 the nrn h. about ! OOO covered by Insurance
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1T NAY BE POSSIBLE TO SAVE TIE DE- MfTER

scituate, Mass, March 7.Thc steamer De Euyier
which came ashore last night at Gunnern POINT Hes
In comparatively easy position this morning. ana Al
low tide well out OF the water. She has swung
around and lies broadside TO the beach The
sea is stiii running high and Is breaking over the
steamer constantly. Captain Arfsen visited the shore
this merning, and, after making examination ssld
he thought IT probable that If the subsidod duyng
the day the entire cargo and perhaps the vessel
might be saved. The work done by the Humane 10
cietys volunteer crew and the United States Lfcsav
Ing crew from North scItuate In Iescuing the crew
&sndea- especially that o1 tho United Skates crew,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
PREMIER TlszA,s EXPECTED RESIGNATION.

Pesth March 1T is reported that Count Won
szaparry at present Minister Of Agriculture vi" sue
ceed Herr Won Tsza Prime Minister Eccause Of the
di,Sen,ion between Herr Won Ti,za and the other
members Of the Hungarian Cabinet IN regard 70 Inc
naturalzaon Of Louis Kos nth the Premier has inaly
decided to withdraw from the Ministry. Harmony
prevails among the other members Of the Cabinet, ana
they will retain their portfolios. Herr Won Isla VIII
continue to be the leader OF the Liberals.
II Is believed that the actual resignation OF licrr
Won Tisza has been postponed Until the budget has
tccn passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
nlSrRAycnlslxG xraRors ~ MAkrLAyp.

Annapolis March (spccltl.- senator Poc's Regis
tratOn bill. the principal purpose OF which !, 10 dis
franchise negro voter, the southern counties oi the
state, passed the senate tonight. TIE krpuh'an'
made a strong fight against IT. but even the In
dependent Democrats who pretend t. stand for ballot
REFORM voted for the bill Mr. Randall Republican.
caused a sensation by declaring that Mr.. Poe had
stated last night that the object Oi the bill ~l, not
REFORM but H. di,ran,li-r Ecpuhll'lu voters IN
southern Maryland or, to use Mr.. Poe, own words.
to put the ruling power 40 southern May land Ia the
hands oi the Anglo SAXON race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
peos,c1r SOURCE or 4 DnuocRu1c FUND.

Wilmington. pei. March 'opccal.-Ihc commit
teo inyc,tga,ine the dciacauon IN the Once oi 'Ne
,n.eN County Clerk Of The Peace az "'orSrt'"h "Ai
state Auditor Boycc before II today. 1t j. no"''''
tl,, from 300 10 5000 will be added 10 the amount
-. ,,.,,.,.rod mal,ing "A total of about Ti,7oO.
,..rl uet.,ns hlv, been examined. hat lao SHlt can
bc fixed on any one except Rufus ENAheai'>' tho eN
DENNY clerk of the peace, Who ''mmiiicu ou'"o'
ON him the Democrat, are mahmi iianlN en".' ~ ~,
,t III me- III iulr icpu3Mtlu, believe. however, tiiat
mil m, irie fact, hc known thfN N'ud SHOW
Thai the road order system ina, been u,cd rNt'H1isvn
~, r,is, potca funds aud pay the poll tnAes OF Dem
OCrlts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
rArlrRr or A SAN FRANCISCO PRIVATE BANK

,o, ranc..o Marol The private banking firm
, p.ll,c rr,r,s made an ..ienncnt to the sheriff
,od,v and closed IT, door, Tho Shcrn say, tNit
,hc liabilities, a. far as known. VIII amount 10
100000. Tie concern Is a branch "t TIE BANNING
hon,c Of nclloc Flcr', of Paris. The local m""S'r
issued a notice that the firm was forced to suspeh"'
owing e. the failure Ia receive rchlil'n''s % n"r'
p,rt, lie state, that rcmiiantco, rNp'tn oo'l'
viii enable the firm to pay all the demands at III
M l-lIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
HER oyr nUyDerD. AND FIRST sIRrnDAr

Baltimore March Mrs. Elizabeth sand,. widow
o, one Of the Old Defenders" celebrated 10 day her
lOi-t birthday. She IS said be- the oldest person
n,i.g IN Baltimore. The week Of the Baltimore crlc
Drl,ion last year, she with pride the hlue aud
cold badge OF the Defenders A,,o,atiom sir. sands
ha, been widow for sixty year. aud mIr!i d
twice She has "A number of great Sfandcrldrcn and
nine great great grandchildren. 70 day she the
sold medal presented to her on her onc-hundrdtb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
HONOR MEN AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, March (specisD.-The freshman hrst
group honor men. the resul. of the midscar ex
animation, have been announced as follows Cort-
lspdt V. Hodge, New jersey; Alexander Mcuamh'
Lelfast ireland Bertram V. Post, Beirut, syria
lanes s Rogers Pennsylvania John l.. Illdley,
6S6SSw and Audrey c. WsUe. NeHs York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
FUNERAL OF YOUNG ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

London. March THE funeral services over the
body OF Abraham Lincoln, Of Minister Robert
Lincoln were held today at the home of Mr. Lincoln
and were conducted by the Rev. J. Monroe Gibson
Among those present all the members OF the
American Legation and the Consulate except Major
Post, the military sttache They were all accompanied
b. their wives The coffin hidden beneath
mass of flowers. After the services were conducted
the body was placed In the caacOmbs Kcnsal Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
SfI DEATHS IN ONE FAXILT.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. March ~. C. McGrcgor, reading
clerk of the state House OF Representative died 1t
II 30 O'Clock this morning. OF diphthcrta. Mrs. Nc
Gregor died last Friday. Immediately after the dee
Of four children. making six deaths In the hmiy
within a little over two weeks one on W III
small children remaining l. now lying low Win use
disease together with Mf. MoGregors Assd fsnsr' ~
whom there v ntfie hope ~ recovery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
A NIuILIsT TRAGEDY REVEALED

Moscow. March "A ghastly tragedy has come to
light In tfris city. parcel left at the house
NJ Prince DolgororkOh, which upon examination WAS
found TO contain the head Of woman. With the
marcel was left q note. bearing Signature SAYING
This is our first exploit. We will soon Outdo JACK
The Ripper II is believed that the woman was
Mllcd for betraying Niihlists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

A dispatch from Milwaukee was published yesterday
saving that the claims ki~sam, who says that he l.
MIS-. W. H. Vanderbts nephew, had been recognized
and that Mrs Vanderbilt had sent an agent TO NIL
vauee TO look after him aud supply hs needs george W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
THE ANGLOPORTUGUEsE DISPUTE.
THE EFFORT TO REACH A SATISFACTORY SIT


THE ETFORT TO KLACH a SNIIsT NCIONI 81
TLEMENr PALS.
london. March 1T is stated that the Portu-
euese Minister here has failed in his negotiations
with Lord Salisbury for the settlement Of the
African territorial dispute. and that he Will re-
turn TO Lisbon Immediately. The people IN LIS
bon are assuming threatening attitude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
A PRIEST CAPTURED BY DAHoMAys

Paris March Father Dogucr OF the jesuit Mis-
uon al Whydah has been taken prisoner by the
0ahomans
The Government will ask the Chamber of Deputies
for special credit for the purpose Of carrying Oh the
French operations acaIn,t DahOmcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

charIcston W Va. March l>pccaD.-FcllX kempt'
the first man legally executed in kanawha county
since the state was organized. was hanged AT IL b. H.
today In the presence OF about -,oOo people,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
,n,v p powrr WAS OK MS Way HOME.

Pttsncld Mass. March John I Power. one OF
the persons killed Ia the railroad accident near Ham
burg ~ " was a partner In the firm of ID. NJ Collins
4. "a NJ INF, Mace lie went West "A fortnight ago
with samples Of knit goods. His last letter was dated
al Chicago on "Wednesday saying that he Intended to
20 TO Columbus that night and expected to be at home
op saturday lie was about ifty years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Paris March THE Chamber OF Indictments has
confirmed the magistrates that only NJ ieutsch
formerly chairman of the old Compton d'Escomptc,
and NM Joubert Iayisslcre and Secrctan be prose
cnted for their connection with the recent copper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

THE SAD FATE OF MRS. JOSEPH p' bN' =
Saratoga, y. y. March l>pcc"l'-'r' ANU W.
Joseph II. iancus OF saratoga 0P'''h'' ""O ,,..
-, ,h .l. sn,rc accident near Hamburg on Thurs
day NIGHT vcr, returning from their wedding tour.
Mr. Hnucils wa, a graduate Of Princeton IN l'c 'h''S
Of SO and was married lat week at Rome y -
to Mis-, Emma Olncy. Of that city. lie Is Souhs
LAWYER who enjoys an excellent practice at S''a'"E"
springs " y, and Is the son "f 'N N'dto ''""'o'
iaucns, Of Bacon liill. saratoga ''nhV.
The young couple expected TO reach homc To-Day
,,.re ,h.v ver, to have had reception and to
u,orroy Intended 70 20 to the senator's home On
Monday next they were 10 return to this place. whch
was to be their future home. Private dispatches
from Hnfao state that Mr: lancus, lnJnrIc, VIII NOT
IT, head and Icg~ Mrs. Baucus- skull was crushed
and .hr died Al l O'Clock this morning senator
ralcu. accompanied hy Dr. Moore. hi, family ply
.ir,n Ieft hcr. this forenoon for Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
rTNlINN Att PASTOR HURT,

Kingston, n. Y, March ! tspeclaD.-Ihc Kew
johnson Meyers. who was Injured III the Lake ohore
accident i the pastor Of the Ninsh street Daptist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

MR. TAULBEE'S SERIOUS CONDITION.
Washington March 7.-Mr. Taulbec Is sun alve
but Ids condition precarOus and the most sangulhe
OF Ais ply scians has almost abandoned hope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATING CHICAGO.

1ocksonyile. Fla. March 7.-phiadclphia defeated
chicago day. in the best game Of the season. by
score OF 10 to D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Church of Cincinnati. He was on his was 10 vislt
his parents Mr. and Mrs Abram Meyers VIII H'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
X fLLI.D.

BAUCUS Mrs Joseph D.. OF Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
flynn John W, Of Canton, Ohio. travelling agent for
Lsutz ..aothers 6 Co
POWER John r. OF Pltt,neld Mass who IS supposed TO
have 1,cn travelling agent for d. n Collins CO.. Of
Tfftsn,ld.
STEWART J. f. Of Rochester.
STEWART Mr.. j. H. Of Rochester
SWAIN. j.. coloicd porter who was hurled from tho
train.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
BRILLIAN

400 yards worth soc Ia sc ut 19c.
400 yds 80 in com biuaUiuu beige wool
SuiJingS @C a yard.
400 y Nrth zoe a yard. > yards
viii ms NeSS al SOC a yard.
We 200 yards SuitingS worth
35c 10 - a p yd in light and dark col
orS, 80 10 46 inches wide AT Ice a yd.
10 pieces. 80 ydS French imported
silk finished HcuriettaS 40 in wide all
the newest and IatcSl colOriu-S. can
not be seen or purchased in any other.
store for 81, our price 69c.
: e caliCo2s ~ sc, light calicocs 80.
sc bledchcc muslin e., Toe shirt
ing &.
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LACE CURTAINS.

All we ask you is to inspect. q YOu
Will find il money saving to YOU We
have many styles all at good value,
55c, csc, S1.23. SI.4S, SI.73, $I.9S, and
up TO $3.50 pair, the best line Of lace
curtains in the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
REAL ESTATE,

Furnished by the Dean Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record in the office of the
register of deeds yesterdy:
Sheriff Cone to II Mack l61 1G3 Wa
bash ave Ft Scott add. ........ 15C
/ G Warren to HertfOr Western
Land Co 80 80 Strong ave Logan
add. Observation-Disclosures.
i J Devore to Wichita Nat Bank %
TO 81 blk , Junction Gown Co add. SOC
r L Lawrence to Mary Hitchcock 1
to Dodge ave and u II EXposi-
ton ave all in Lawrence's 9Th add 1906
Ben r Hite to II J Hite Inf int in 2S3
To 2S9 and Alb TO 4l9 ROsenthals
sub NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Samuel Dickinson to Anna + Mears
l to Waco ave Anderson add L.. 1000
Samuel Dickinson to Anna + Mears
is TO "a Minnie ave Beal & Berry's
sub div..........,...... BOG
Il Cone to John Halter W. sell II ~
lie .................................. 1OOC
Dudley b. Hind to J c Davis, 10 to
p, First ave Clearwater ...... !;
& w Marshall TO Midland Inyestmt
Co, 30 to SO blk g, Midland add ~
j i Jones to August Fast, to y
blk Il, Midland add ...............
Hartford Western land Co to LC
Warner, 52-54 Strong ave, Logan
add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ID m Kirkbride to David Gebhart.
TO II Dayton ave, p TO % McCor-
mick ave. Glendale add ..........
Midland Inyestm't Co to b + Jones,
4 to II blk Is, Midland add ......... 24OC
D NJ kirkbride to c r Miller. 66 to
= HendryN ave. IS to "a Munnell
ave, IL to 70 Mccormick ave. Glen
dale add
Frank Williams to kecia Carew. 20
p Cleveland ave GarriSon's I'd add 1000
Frank Williams TO Jennie Weathers.
II Oak st, Jones add 2O0C
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Gents Furnishings.
Boys Knee PantSuitS

Well. to say the least we have done
more in this line than could well be
expected, as it is but new feature.
Another new lot arrived this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
LAND OFFICE BLANKS

We have a full line of land office blanks
of all descriptions Orders Will he filled
and sent by return express. See list of
blankaon another page
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Ink 4c. muciIare 4c. tape p. pins lc.
thread p. 800 yds thread Be. cocoa
soap Sc. combs 5c, purses 3c. school
bags -. collars ~. cuffs 81. cuff but-
mons Toe. 100 yd~ silk II, gents sock
DC. Ladies hose -. handkerchief q.
Monday NUrnin2-Ioou yda 10 and
u e. lawns n e..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06

Frank Williams to kecia Carew. 20
p Cleveland ave, GarriSon'S I'd add lOO
Frank Williams TO Jennie Weathers.
II Oak st, Jones add oO0
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ChalIe de Orient.

This is a desirable Challie cloth this
season III all late colorings. side
brands, sprayed flowers and many
other designs, Ask our competitors
the price and teey will tell you 12lzc a
yard; We offer at 7]zc.
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-

t1 those Whoa Man ef d gdi nd ~
a e ere C is In
~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06

Sicillian cloth worth 12'zc al 10c I'd
Victoria cloth worth csc at 25c yd.
suitable for wrappers and tea gowns.
1000 yds dark challics worth Zoe at
e a yc.
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Gents furnishings,

Il little lot OF Gents cuffs ~ &c pair
Ceut> Domet shirts 31c worth 15c.
\ lot 81 Gents 81 and SIPS DercaIe
shirts az 7c.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
ara Waibimgtom.
sps.statspolitiiers bar ben isuer

Spb.S tatspolitifers bar ben isners
1io tasct fat poa 2esniHscn az Hsaer'
ipprssmaalst; men be tror life, at Cor
bofoet melem be to Racer blir beore
oerueo, at Rcsrsns ubincret iaar uosoe
fine borserlise 8ettisbeoer. S%eHatorer
ira Sno Staterne arbeioer for at lao
9sareme til at u~opanors, ii1r fra BE-
Tiitriftcr, bpor be CT ! 5lcrtai. &c
nator Gal onitrrnser iis for at iaa en-
Def az BEN o%perilpttet til Cuba, idn'
mart be 1orentbe Stnter bar fisbt
benne 2 al Spauieu. Senator Nors
gan oil Ienoe benz enonl iGnser pRi.
Dan taller meset beseiitrct iDr Buffers
5orIng ON. al Reoierinseu ital blnlpe
Rearene til at uopnnore til &ougoItdten.
aiGitcn melsm be TO Raeer, Tiger ban,
er bleuet betposlis ~itorre, lioen Sida
periet bleu aiitaifet, life alene | Spoen,
men ogian | Roroen. l%lpilicn melem
benz fon ftn |iiernes oeroeo, at beg9e
Raeer abilities. airifa er ifabt for
Weorene, iiseium garaciiet for be Ierits
@euuefcr, iagbe Senator Morsan for
lebem Tag | en- l!aano 2aie, NOm ban
bolbt | 5cnaict. 8e beoite upper al
ben airifanIte Rnce iinoes i &ongobi'
%itrittet. Der fan ben omsritanite gae,
ger nna Scibepuuftet al FIN 8eitem'
melie og piie iis i bele fin StOrbee ber
| 2anoet bar Resrene inscn aHleOuius
til at naa fit Maal.