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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-18
Wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

Nothing TO say of the market, which contin-
ues to rule steady at quotations
HIDES-No green sac per III. No green SIC per
H. No green salt p4c, No green salt BIC dry hides
597lec per lb. bulls and stays PIC.
TALLOW-No l. sac per 10, No PIC,
SHEEP PELTS--301s5c each.
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Notice.

On and after June 9, 1890, the Frisco line
will resume tariff rates in effect March 9,
1880. d. WISHART,
Wichita, May %. q. z. A.
dI2-tf
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, June II.
CATTLE

Receipts 80. Shipments g..
The cattle receipts were rather light. The mar
ket fairly active and prices good butchers
etuff were steady. Some cattle were unsold at the
close, Thin COWS slow sale and not wanted. There
IS some demand for stockers and feeders Chicago
market steady. Kansas City closed steady on
handy cattle; others slow
Native shipping steers fancy, I4O0al650
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FOR lSALE-FdT'm PrODeItY.
Under this head &c per line per day.

FOR S1LE-HOPSes and ] ehicIeS
Under this head &c per line per day.
EOR SALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND
L phRton buggy. Inquire OF q. W. Jones. Eagiu
block. IBU
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Miscellaneous.
Employment Agencies.

Under this head g Per line pr day.
N-ANTED-FTVE BRICK NASONS, WAGES
w 500 per day. all summers job, - farm hands
81 SIS 10 S21 per month, can uss some cOlored men,
hotel help OF all kinds cooks from - 90 Sl5 pei
week dining room girls from tl2 20 % PER month";
one head dining room man at $40 per month; second
cooks from 81 to - per month four pOTters at sl2
SO per month. dish wsshers 81 70 81 per month
one shoe salesman. An experienced Young man. A.
$50 per month; solicitor for pictures 80 per
mouth and expenses, one solicitor Tor q dye house
al = per cent. ten for rock work. SlJU per day;
news agents 70 the following routes FROM Denver
TO Fl Paso. Tex from Purcell. l. J., % Fort " ORTIZ.
Tex, from St Joseph to Denver. from Kansas city
70 Denver. from wichita TO Omaha, from Wichita 20
Purcell, l. T. This i business well adapted -
students and teachers, pleasant recreation uuth
school commences again and viii pay from & . 20
$3.50 per day and expenses; IN fact IL f. the incest
employment young man car procure. tnlI ~ lfe.
full O. business and business education. and It's you
for and introduces you 20 a bigheT and BITTER posi-.
ton The com pany furnishes q pass and ali the
goods but require A cash depO-it a. guarantee.
which is returned any time you Quit The road Il
requires SIS 70 handle the business For further
particulars any Of the above enclose 10 cents
IN stamp. call It = our business % place
you IL any position you may desire y possible A.
Dor j. scarce and the demand greater than u has
been since = and everyone that pay ne Once
zee can procure employment Of sOIoe KIND through
our agency here or elsewhere, as We co business
east and west. north and south J. z henworthy &
Co. over 81 East Douglas DIX =
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SHEEP
Nothing doing in the sheep pens for want of
wichita Horse and Mule Market.

The offerings on the hOre and mule market con-
tinue very light not enough coming m to cause any
activity. There is a good demand for Sireeters and
drivers. Prices firm at quotations. - -.
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FOR JR4DE


ITO TRADE-A SECOND HAND BCGFT FOR
uafls cog. ~. EgsTs trsl- % cz.a1- EEtffs a.
shsr1T sale s.ofz ~ Ls1zgl4s avenue 60 s.
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INSTRUCTION.
- Ehls 80 = - Il. - ~
FOR EXCH4YGR.

I~OE EAE HA&8E-A 1TGs * NE Day GOODS
II ara zdEa-s .aa grgGE-tes feE - Ac~rE g1ss1
ia.a elssr . tze=z- sraacs- AsSTess r = fass q
Sc 49,
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BUTTER-Steady. Fancy separator l4&l41c;
finest creamery l311c, fine n1e9R1ec, finest dairy
l0Gllc, fine 6G9c.
EGGS-l2c.
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FOR RENT-ROO7ns
I-nhar this head q, nor IInnner dnv-

TOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR
Il without board $40 North Topeka. d36-Ct-
DOR RENT-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS. 80
L North Fourth avenue. d. o.
I1OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. 81 NORTH
Il Emporia. Dis -
IITDR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISH
Il ed room. Vt 2Ot North EmpOria. ~ n
T1OR RFNT-A FLAT n THE BUTLER BLOCK.
i on second floor, consisting u i've rooms coal
ROOM closets. bath room. etc. Apply 70 H. X. But
Ter, No. Zi5 south Main street. lUu
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FINANCIAL.

FIN1NCIdI.
Under this head DC per line per day.
NTONFT TO LOA%-OS HORSES. CATTLE
vi pianos and household goods Morris & Rood
IIrebauEb block Ar
MONEY TO LOAN OK FURNITURE PIANOS
vi organs horses, mules. cows wagons. etc, IA
amounts from SO Al reasonable rates Dick usgu
& Co. room a. Se1gTick block. third nOor. d1lSA
MONEY TO LOAS-wE WILL MAKE YOU
Nj short time leans chattels. real estate and
all good securities Blackwslder & HoibrDok 70
sedgwiCk block. db5h
MONEY TO InAS-wE WILL loan YOU
vi money on long or short tifle on farms o. city
property. also bOrzs- cattle. grain. household
goods etc. Rouse d Harper. ~ and 8Il scdgF icx
biogk Is3-;f
TO YOU WANT MONEY 9-J. 7. LUDiUH. ~
~ Dorsey building. viii Joan yoa from 8 Ep on
pianos organs. household goods. hoTses cattlsi aad
al kinds d good security e4As =
NIONEY LOANED on HORSES. BCOGIEs
vi cows rlanos household furniture. efc. Sot~s
bought II yen want Snail amount q money
come and see Is. ". I. Nash a Co. over ~ Aorta
Main street Tx
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FOR SALE-Chy Rea5 Estate.

Under this head . per line per day
NOR SALE-las LOTS IL MILES FROM COURT
i house. Sll each. half cash I T. F. lots on Fair
View ave $50 each. room cottage on y. Side
500 - cash. room cottage - side $t0G SlnD
cash. room house on W. side nice, fi.3uJ, $50
cash. Those ready 10 buy can make money ay
listing their wants with Israel Bros Office
l1j y. Market. second floor. q Is-tf
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Du: and unchanged.
WHEAT-No spring, S534(SS6c.; Red, S5349SGc.
CORN-34a<C,
OATS-2SG2S1sc
RYE-451bc.
BARLEY-Nominal
FLAXSEED-Sl So
TIMOTHY-$l 366Sl So
PORK-$l2 IS.
LARD-$5 S21RGG5 IS.
SHORT RIBS-$4 95a5 90.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed IS 00G5 10.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 1905 -.
WHISKY-S1 o..
sUGAR-Cut loaf 71497a4c granulated 655c; stand
ard A 6IEc.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ALL HALLOWS ACADEMY,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
Board and tuit on, per annum, $3.50 Adore
lister Superior, 81 sterS OF Charity, B. V. VI. lost
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Feeders for Sale.
Two hundred good native feeders, . and
8 years old, for sale by Eldridge & Camp
bell, at the stock yards. Cattle are in pas
ture near the city d23 ct
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FOR RENI-HOuses.

O1t IA Nv II AAOHStSs
Under this head &c per line per day.
O. FOR RENT-GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE
Ia with cellar, attic. closets, well, etc. DO barn,
southeast First and Grove Price 81 per month
a. A. Hyde, ia Main st. d8-6t-
g. FOR RENT-A SIX ROOM COTTAGE AT al
e North Fourth avenue Furnished or IN
furnished. Inquire 20 North Main street. d24 q
o. FOR RENT-A FURNISHED COTTAGE OF
u six rooms. viii rent two furnished rooms
Gail at Sis south Market Mrs, ID. w JiifOrd. Y -
ST FOR RENT OR SALE-RESIDENCES IN ALL
"a parts Of the City. Wright * Miller No. la3 y
Main -. I4-t
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him q friendly call and
examine samples.
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I,OR RENT-BRICE ETOEE-RoON 30. al EAST
Z IsouzIa-s aveu1e tine oE3ce and Sleeping rtgfa -
good parties very ioW in HlcaLahd b&oc&- Bsr1es q
son. 81 DOGgtas avenue cS-G
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\ C-T-AT ~ T.Is-E T-t.AsT rJFPDT. 4 la
- dies lErrs p1ssst book c91tairirzg l1e7ssT AID
cher raflab.ss. F.lter vii pszse re--zrs - y O.
So ca &
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FOR RENT-MisceHaneous.

IlucT us load q DOT Ills DOT Nl5-
IyOR RENT OR SALE-BUSINESS AND RTSI-
+ dence property IL all parts Of the city. Israel
Bros. LD-u
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EY-EHAvE CASH ETYE2s TUR DEEfaA BIZ
w lrs5e resz1~1scs FTzss-tT ~ zoo - - sT'-sl.
L1st We - FszF 1szss-zs--s- 4s=s~i BFas- az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
WHIT HAVE THEY DONE!

TIE 'sL!berai'' City Council. in.
Guiding four usurpers who retain
the seats they stole from the four
Peoples candidates who were law
fully elected, have done nothing in
the way Of pUbiic improvements
except to carry IN IN a diIa;ory fash
ion such as were p-ajec eli by the
Peoples CRY Council.
They have stopped work on the
joint city and county building.
Why: Is j. for lack Of funds?
Where is the quarter Of million
dollars that the Peoples Party OIL
GERS left in the city treasury?
The s'LIberAis' have not i'm
proved a street, laid a piece Of pave
menL except as stated above, done
anything whatever by way Of enter
prise, except increase Offices ami sal
aries TO reward workers in the inter
est Of the "Liaeral'' party.
Anyone wno will vote to put the
same kind OF patriots 90 into power
IN the county will have cause to rue
their folly. Not one OF the Glib
er1l' promises maize before cleo
ton has been kept. Voters, don't
forget this on Monday,
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THE CHAMPION FALSIFIER.

The "LiberaI'' candidate for
County Clers, who claims the Of
fee IN reward for work for his
uarty, has proved himself the cham
4fUu la'sifer Of the 'I.ibgral'' cam
gairu. lie once stated in the Teulh
Ward that there had never been
any iree schools in this Territory.
Everybody familiar with its history
knows u-gter .Han this, and at the
lime he was speaking there was
0uei. actual operation in the very
ward where lac was uttering his
a.s-hoU-,
That free school, TOO, was estab-
--sleG in spite Of ..LiOcral'' oppOsi-
Ton. The "Lihssals'' have aGvo-
Gated free schools with the mouth,
1ut refused them vita the rocket.
they have hOwied FOR them in word,
1ul fought against them in deed.
This menaauiOus candidate for
County Clerk Eas had the impu-
leactj0 ci4im that in the Legisia-
-lre hu fought Tor I.ye schools ami
l5v .azat.ol, What are tire facts?
Why that when hc Introduced his
lr-g li!I he privately worked against
rfs own measure, said lie iii not
rra;a; II 20 .a-s, bI. .id want an cx-
cuse lgr appealing ioE Congressional
Legislation on J-u subject.
iu uI- b.u which nc presented
ana 80 Go4es,ly 80 claims was SUI
geEigr 80 she bal that passed, he
wanted q taz Of sir mills on the dol
lar, and voted against the bill which
t.assgsi-a lir better aeasure-which
yaiy calls Tor three mills On the dol
Jar.
These are fats that show how
truthful this V!scs-huuter is, anu
Hpv worthy Of the votes Of honest
=, r,u anu uUrlyneI taxpayers. lie
lsas the "Llbergi' ticket. the
u.ly Of it may be judged 10y the
heat.
the people want officers upon /
whose word they can reiy. There
FORE tley will no. vote FOR the Lib |
urai'' Uiiics-HuuteT ami twO-faced (
I4volaie uf excessive taxes.
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/ WSsIINGTuN. Aug. 2.-ThC sem
I ale met - lu 1'ri0ck. Tn. call ui
/ the rpi showed fOriy-liue Senators
I Xix more than n qupruuE present.
: The resolution CtiyrCi los Blair. in
s.rIctiug the committee ON rules 90
report twithin four jays) a rule fur
I tue Incorporation Uf tine previous
question, or Of some method Tor
limiting and closing tine debate iu
Z parliamentary Procedure Cf the
senate, was taken ur. Blair said
that Senators had sgukeu % him
. indicating their desire 20 De- heard
{ before action >hOu!j he token IN the
matter anu VINO were mot ready 90
proceed. lie should, therefore. not
press the Resolution this morning
He desired 90 sny That be ncd U.fyrcd
the resolution with u1 s'rc!1l
reference % any plu.ius ban.
aut with the feeling that there
was necessity for the rrourse.i
change. the period had arrived
when in the Transaction % the
cyuutry's business the Senate mus.
have some way 10y which q l.rr,T
numher Of important public meas
u5es could be- ureiied. ~ IL was
now, the whole business Of the
country was at the mercy Of one or
two individuals who might be OF
posed 70 a measure. The minority
was practically under the cori-gI "
the N nUrity. Nobody could COM
plain that there had been Gisrr-
sitiou 10 proc.astinate or 20 oh-trict
the ordinary course Of debate.
aud decision ON The tu-.T
bill; yet, although the senate h.a
already spent ten days ua1n &c..
only fifteen pages hal been d.
posed Of out Of tine total of IS2 pl-es
IN the bills, aui all great subjects Il
d.SciIsSilU-sgg1r. reciprocity. etc
were still % come. There was ug
reason therefore to suppose that un-
der the existing rules tre bill would
be concluded before next DecrubaI-
He hai offered the resolution not
with n view 10 any usftins
measure, but with a view u fuuJa-
mental. radical, iulisD.n.a1lt.
change in the parliamentary proce,i-
ure Of the Senate.
Senator Blair's resolution 20 pre-
vide for the previous question or
some other mode Of limiting debate
was referred % the committee on I
rules.
The tariff bill was then taken III
the question being upon Vest. .
70 reduce the duty ON .
decorated china b. 80 Ter cent al I
valorem and on plain white china
80 per cent instead of6y.
The III was finally sent to con- .
ference aud the H0use adjourned. |
Morgan reminie.i Blair I'd tbe /
}ng time--stx or seven Wecl.s--c1u- +
summed in the consideration of die /
education hill. He said that tine
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wife, when she IS not, and they hay,
separated in good faith? The sur-e-n,
Court holds 20 the idea tat there mus
be 4 recoEnition-tha: Is, that a
man n,ust recognize plural wives
- wives. II the parties public
I y say they separate, and thc,i
conduct shows tller z.o acting in
good faith, thasst IS an effective sepa.
ration. The question as TO good farh
] WI! be FOR tho jury 10 determine. The
section regarding amnesty or pardon
! does not seem 20 havsany connection
with this question. These parties
nigh. obtain amnesty, ard - can-
time the poiygsmous relation. The
evidence CT that poin: VIII be admit
ted. The question Is whether these
parties have separated and in good
faith dissolved the relationship"
Now, under this ruling and these
definitions, how can O msn wtO now
has but one wife, or &c vile ~ all,
he lawfully treated as a polyEamis..
What raoru cfIectual manner than
by death or divorce can 4 mau De
released from former plural family
relations? Yet men who are now
widowers or have bu, one wife liv-
ing have teen stricken from the
registration lists under the pretsus-
that they once had more wives than
one anu are therefore polygsmi-i-,
and excluded by the EdmunGs law.
\ Church divorce showed tina,
Mr.. Bennett and his plural wife haI
separated in good faith. The point
VS. made shat rs ,he plural E.gr-
risge was not recognized in law il
needed 20 legal divorce 10 dissolve
It, tine defendant WIS agquit
ted. aud the law as inter,
10y the courts' was established in
this Territory that once golyg.l-
mist Is NOT always e poly-amist,
and that no citizen IS DISTINGUISHED
5y the law for Falygamy vino, az
the time Of his Offering u register, IS
not then q man having more gan
one wife living ami uuGiva-ceJ OF
vino coh4hils with more than one
woman.
Now, then, registration UE any
other election officers VINO preventa
lawful voter from being registered or
casting his ballot at tae palismay Dee .
prosecuted and sued fer damages.
We hops some present monoEami-t
1ut forms. p1iyslmis: VIII ;es-
This in tine courts ~ his
JV II neaalCaud IN hs..-.foshuudreLs
1f his friends who nave been robbed
IF the sacred right Of rraucuis, by
5flicers vino should w07E impartial .
.y for tHs pIblie good hu: have
worked instead for psr,issu pug
.rsgs with tire h9gc Of party r-- I
ward iu tie shape OroLi -iai IllleIs (
md fishes. Pat them th.aGg-,
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His remarks were to the effect that

His remarks were to the effect that
it was wei enough for the city $50
be good, but not too good"
Before the February T..sGnicipal
election he hsa, % he declared, con-
sc!.ei with the clergymen, but he
had also consulted with the gam
Jlers an saloon keepers" His
speech was in the line Of apologize
ing ;0r whisky-selllns, gambling
AMI sabbath breaking, aud C plea
FOR lsuiency in treating their law
lees shc.;cc aiings. Il was also a
snub 20 the clergy, and now comes
- membar Of the Ministers AssOcia-
ton who 10 ahectlOlate and endeEr-
ing terms, endorses the man, his
methods aud the era Of loose morals
which has characterised! the career
Of The "Liberal'' party during their
brief sway in this city.
ItaPpeaIs that the evils against
which tie NIiu'sters' Association
protested. and Of which DIR. Ilif is
q member, is what the latter longs
Tor. Seeing that he in common
with others, was compelled % pro-
Jssl against the Inauguration OF an
immoral regime in this city, that
must be what the gentleman calls
Christian Americanism," for ''by
their fruits shall ye know them"
Hence the utter and humiliating
Inconsistency as well Is imprudence
Of the Epistle % Powers.
II that notable communication il
closely scanned it viii be observed
that the writer III it seems to have
his Identity, giving it
The alrearanCe Of having been
peuueI Jy MethOdism. Shades Of
Whitefeli ami Wesley, look down
upon tine degenerate uses to which
the religion you % manfully labored
10 establish is putt See with what
characters and conditions
against whom and which you ut
tered your rhetorical thunders are
Rugged and hailed 10y one Of your
1rUf-zsgd follower,
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THE DIFFERENCE.

TIE attention OF voters Is called
To the following uuieniable f.cts:
At the municipal! election Of 1857,
when tine Peoples Party had an uu.
doubted majority, they Put on their
Gcket tae names OF fcur "Llber5ls''
iu order o. give he minority due
representation in The City Council:
they were elected AMI served their
term.
At tbe the election Of 1859 when
the 'L.3grals'' determined to take
the election no Peoples Party can
dictate was placed upon their ticket,
nut four Peoples Party nominees
were ei-cted,as vas julicially dccid-
ci ~ Chief Justice Zane. Yet
these have hgen lraGduIentIy, im-
patiently aHG sbamefully kept cut Of
taeiroiiues by the "Liberal'' party.
aud the ''Lihgral'' usurpers con-
tiuue 20 occupy their laces.
eau you not see the difference
letwcen the tgo parties? The Peo-
pies Party recognize the rights OF
minOritis-: the "Liberai'' Party not
only refuse 20 recognize the rights
OF their opponents, bu: seek to rob
them Of offices to which they have
been duly elected.
To-day the nominees Of the PEG.
Pies Party are all men who have
been sursht after, while the csudi-
dates o. the "I.iberal'' Party are
D'ace-huuters who la We pulled FOR
Office 0-i have been nominated ia
pay fer dirty work aga.us; their
. olil!c1I opponents.
Let Ggj-ani decent citizens reflect.
and refuse to support the party Of
-r.eksry, injustice and fraud, and
rally to secure a victory Tor the can
iiia.es who represent honesty,
Justice ard equal rights.
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The le7iing question now Is
"Ar- ycI provided with a bottle ~
Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera au5
DiATIhHa Remedy, as n Safeguard
against Al attacS Oghuwsl complaint
during the summer u1utlT@ No
family can aEoui b risk being with
out this Invaluable % I'd cine during
the hot weather. 70 T. almost certain
20 he needed, and is q friend iTleed
when required, as il never fails and
j. pleasant and saie a. take. = and
81 cent i0itle- for sale by 4. G. ". I.
Drug Department. d
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furh Rain

TCCsHN. Sriz.. Aug fine rsiL-
fall iu This section during the il-.
three days b. Uurrgagtvut,j. A-
The streams are l.ulcj. Thee Is
much destruction e. pros s-ty Boo iIe
valley az the santa Cruz river, q
mile aud q haif wide, opposite TITO
son. Many Thousand dollars worth
NJ gar'yu tu.yE has ieru ll.i Q, aul
several narrow rsauug- from iIaWn-
ing are REPORTED. The r.sv- IS sill
RISING
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BUESOs AYEEs, August 1T is
expected chat tI- HuuE. here.
witch lls been closed iu cuG>e-
uucuce Of tiir revolution, viii IT,
open NupI-. l'.h.
Tac government has s,-umed ne
co,iG.i1us whitman Eu-i'eH syndicate
Tor q new Joan.
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FURTHER NEWS FROM sUENos
AYES.
ford aud Lady Dualo Recon
cIted: fier LsdyShip Will
90 "Oa FOUR"
The SENATE PROCEEDINGS OF
TODAY.
The Situation in Guatemala
JUdgmeli Against Mrs. Sarah
Alihea Terrys
By Telegraph t'uls SEvsI
wan-5 Leave Kiln Alone.

~ hh AaraAHH $780, --A''--N-
PARIS, Aug. The S!-cle and
FTg0rJ pint reports that = fresh
uiliii-t riot against the Car has
b,.su discovered ~. -. Petersburg.
According % these REPORTS PRO
f..sor CorllvvaS.s.ii, Of the uniyef'ity
Of Il. Petersburg, ana Ia ''[lJef q.
students OF that Institution, who. u
is ALLEGED. were concerned IN pJli-
H.. nave been arrested. Many
Ders,us were taken into custody ia
Moscow on the -ame charge Two
officers Of high Tnus la the Russian
-rr1v have committed suicide. n D.
sur,g-eI they were found 10 he
IMPLICATED - the conspiracy au!
took their own s-~es rather than
undergo arrest aud Tie constituent
sure o. follow.
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Size Has No Claim.

SsS FRANCISCO, aug MIR.
SarJh Ailh-l Terry had q r---riaI
1 Of her ease against tAs estate Ci The
late Senator sharon, iu tine superior
court, and JUICE Shaiter today Ter
Lesci decision holding -ae 80.
called marriage contract q .lr-. ny
that she never bad been married tu
Sharon alai had no -l0'm whatever
on the Sharon estate.
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NEW YORK. August AT dif-
fereuJ times during the t.cu'ie
between Salvador AMI tiuG-eJnai'
there have been umOrs that their
friends ia this city have been trying
60 strip them OF arms. and anlp!''
proc; 81 an s;lemp. Of this kind wa
obtained yesterday. Whci , re-
porter called at the Office q ihe
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
on Canal Street, ou "Wednesday
several heavy baden trucks drove ~
witha cJusignweu. ui goods under
the general name Of ammunition,
and directed 20 4 man ivIug in
4 saSutesa. Salvador. AttcT q
sr-cs'l consultation, the company
refused . consignment and an
u0uncei thcit decision no: . ship
munitions gf wG.-. y.r-sent o. any
Central American stat
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asa HIlD, q Tel-g1 vino has a good
@, title has rl8i health. But how
a.Gay there are who -ujay nHth.ug
,hrs ea' ami III down O. lsI's OuiS
~ au unlAc=lt duty NatuF,'-
au.iip'--s fCr t..- condition are g.
happily combine. 90 'inrg' = Slr-.-
us-.'!I that 20 soon restores gCgl
digestion. create su All r'-r.e, and
-.a8va-r- .uJ virLisas tlH blood So
shrt -le beneficial yfli-yr Of g1ru
fool j. Impaired % .le whole body.
Truiy hunger IS the best sauce, cug
Eoaa'- .---glrilin inIu,es hunger