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The Eight Hour Day Gaining Groun

AO LIZ III ' LAY waning OHOAN'
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, August 1.-The worlds
fair bill as it passed the house was amended
so as to provide that eight hours shall con-
Stitute days work for all laborers engaged
in the construction of buildings, etc. Any
violation of the section is punishable by
fine of 1000. The senate is almost solidly
opposed to this section, on the ground that il
Is special legislation and unconstitutional.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

silver Pzrehsse to Commenc. August Is
WASHINGTON, D. C. August 2-Ths treas
ury department has taken the irst step to
ward giving effect to the last silver act by n,
preparation of a circular establishing IL
process of purchase by telegraphic bids.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

TuscoH, AR1z., August 6.-Ths returns OF
the census supervisor show that the popuis-
ton of Arizona mot including the lndians)
u 81, 900. The three largest towns are Iuc-
son, 6,1s5; Phonex, 1885, Prescott 1,szA
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
Wants to Buy the Municipal Stock.

Wants to Buy the Municipal Stock.
ATcH1soN, Ram, August 2.-The Missouri
Pacific is offering to buy its stock held by
the municipalities along its branches in Ne
brask& at 10 cents on the dollar. The people
generally favor sale of the stock. The COM
pany does not appear in the proposition.
Offers are made by agents. fa 81
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A TIMELY LESSON.

EOlon o. Thatcher, of Kansas, Who Known
All AbOnt Central and South America,
Gives Just What You Want just
Now 90 Help You Understand. e
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Sergeant Signal Corps, Assistant Director.
Preparations for the Murderer's Early
Ending.

Ending
AUBURN, n. Y.-Recent developments have
more than confirmed the truth of the state
ment that Kemmler, the condemned muir
derer, is weakening daily. The utter aban-
donment of all hope, and the consequent re-
alization of his utterly lost condition never
came to him with such terrible force. Ale
night long the vision of his impending fate
rose before hissleepless eyes. and as he tossed
and tumbled on his narrow cot, he cried
in despair, II wish it were over" He moane6
time and again and his utter loss of all power
to control his fears was pltiable to behold
The cause of this sudden and uncomfortable
despair was the noise of the preparation il
the adjacent room of the executIoner, which
the prisoner could not help hearing through
the doorway which connects his cell with the
chamber of death. In the latter room men
were making a test of the death dealing
apparatus before launching the fatal current
through the body of Kemmler. In the next
room were Warden Dunstan, Electrician
Barnes, of Rochester, and a few others who
had been invited to witness the test. c. F.
Barnes, who has been employed to take
charge of the electrical apparatus, and who
will probably pull the fatal switch, arrived or
the 3:05 Central train yesterday and returned
to Rochester in the evening. His stay in
town was made as secret as possible, AND
there was an evident fear at the prison that
his visit would he found out by the reporters
During the brief time in the city he did
great deal of work. The belt on the engine
in the north wing was taken off from the
pulley connecting with the machinery an6
connected with the Westinghouse dynamo.
Shortly after o'clock the steam was turned
on, and thorough inspection was made oil
every belt and pulley. Then the room OF
execution was visited, and later thorough
trial was made of the apparatus which con-
trolls the fearful current. Everything was
found to be in working order.
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Further pi.oont.nt in s.m..

S1DSEI, n. S. W., August 2.-The steamer
Lubeck, which has arrived here from Apis
brings rumors of discomfort IN the Samoan
Tillages.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
Cnnntinrun the Losses.

BuENos AYHEs, August 2-Durine the in
surrection here the ironciad fleet, which had
Joined the revolutionary movement, bonn
barded the city for two days. Serious dam
age was done to many buildings, especially
those in the vicinity of the Plaza victoria:
One thousand persons were killed and 300
were wounded. The shipping In the port
sustained no damage. .G
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

In Few Words the Status OF Central Amer
lean Republics Made PIaIu- Once
United They Drifted Apart : The
Three Americas RafIrOad,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.


Senator Morgan presented resolutions
adopted at public meeting of republicans
IN Birmingham, Ala, against the passage of
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PEACE REIGNs.

Nrw YoRK.-A dispatch received in New
York, from Buenos Ayres, via Galveston,
SAYS: Telegraphic communication with
Buenos Ayres via Galveston is reopened-
The officials of the Mexican Telegraph com
nsnv. in this city, say the fact that this mes
SAGE came over the Trans Andean line Is an
indication that Deace reigns throughout the
Argentine Republic.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
IN Atd of the 1Yorld's Fair.

SrRxoYIErD, III, August 2-The pro
posed constitutional amendment providing
for the issue of s5,OOO,OOo in bonds of the
city of Chicago to aid the worlds fair has
been adopted by both houses OF the legisla-
ture, The obnoxious words, IT at all, In
the provision that the bonds should be pad
by the city of Chicago and not by the state
at large, were stricken out. Ihls makes tne
Constitutional amendment secure, Is the
Joint resolution can be signed by the gov
ernor in time for its publication before Au-
gust 4
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN

or the Kansas Weather Service. IN Co
Operation With the United States Signal
Service. Central Once, Washburn Col-
lege, Topeka, for the Week Ending Au-
gust g, 1890.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

SENECA FAILs. n. Y, August 1.-The Pew
building, against the erection of which, three
or four years ago, such earnest protest was
made, fulfilled its mission as fire trap and
1t is feared that it has also proven death
trap.
me Pew building was approaehabls from
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
RENE COURT BUILDING.

The house refused TO concur in the senate's
proposition to appropriate 100000 for the
purchase of site for q building for the su-
preme court
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
DEPARr,11rr OF coantrN1cAr1or.

Senator ingalls, Introduced a bill to estab-
hsh q department. of Communication, and
said that it was prepared by and introduced
at the request of the WageWorkers' alliance.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
sGUET STE. MARIE cAsAx.

Senator Davis offered resolution calling
On the secretary of war for information on
the subject of the accident to the lock of the
most serious calamity to the commerce of
the nation, costing (as he had been informed
By telegraph $4,000 day. Agreed to.
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RESULTS.

In the southwest counties, receiving the
heavy rains, decided improvement is OBJ
served in the corn, while cane and other fod-
der crops, which had been cut, have made
good start for second growth. In the Gen.
trail and northern counties of the eastern
division, the large surplus of rain of the pre-
ceding week still shows its good effects. Hay
grass is short and Light, the pastures gener-
ally, being in better condition than the
meadows. In the central part of Sumner,
where but little ram has fallen during the
past two months, the upland corn will not
yield over Is per cent and the bottom not
over so per cent. The corn prospect has
materially diminished. Grasshoppers have
been injurious In Kingman.
7. B. JENNINGS,
Sergeant Signal Corps. Assistant Director.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

TO REMOVE GENERAL GRANTS REMAINS.
Senator Plumb has offered this copcurrent
resolutions: That the congress desires the
removal of the remains of the lllustrious sol
their interment in Arlington national ceme-
terry, and that the president be requested to
convey to the widow OF this eminent man
such desire, tending TO her on behalf of the
nation, all necessary facilities for such re-
moyal and ipterment
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rArH TALK.

The senate talks, with but little progress
on the tariff bin. Ten of its 168 pages have
been gone over, and it Is estimated that, at
this rate, it viii take till December to finish it.
GONE TO CONFERENCE AT LAST.
The house he's at last got the civil sundry
appropriation bill of its hands, having sent
il to committee of conference.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
sPEAKER REEp pIscrssEp.

While the house was in committee of the
whole on the general deficiency appropria-
Speaker Reed. He concluded With: MAY
I tell you, Mr.. Speaker, that they 1.-THE peo-
ple) curse you and dsspise you, and hate
you, and when you are assailed IN private
and IN Public, they are silent"
Mr.. Henderson, of Iowa, defended Speaker
Reed. Said he: ''If the people of this r.
public did not appreciate what earnestness.
courage and patriotism had done in this c6rs1'
gress. then there was no gratitude IN H. :.
public for loyalty to its best intsrests.' -,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
THE CHEMICAL SCHEDULE.

item in this schedule of the tariff bill, and as
regularly voted down. Regarding this sched-
ule Senator Allison said: Taking the whole
chemical schedule he did not think that the
result would be either to increase the price
of articles or to increase the revenue mate
rally.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
PRECIPITATION.


The principal rainfall this week occurred
n the extreme southwestern counties, south
IF the Arkansas river. where it is in excess
Of the normal; in Clark amounting to 247
per cent. of the normal. Diminishing north
wards. ii amounts to 80 per cent in Lane. It
8 norrnal in Comanche and Kiowa, but rap
dly diminishes east and north. A belt of
light rain extended through the central town.
ships OF Sedgwick and Butler, being heaviest
in the city of Wichita. Refreshing showers
in the eastern portions of Lyon and Wan
baunsee, northwest corner of Coffey, in
Usage and thence north to Brown and ex-
tending east through Douiphan and Atchi-
SON. Light local showers have occurred in
many counties over the state.
TEMPERATURE AND SUNSHINE.
The first two days of the week the temper
allure was about normal, but, steadily rising,
it has been excessive since; yet in MontgolD-
cry it remained about normal. The sunshine
has been uninterrupted.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

Missouri, stated that the largest lead produc-
ing plant in his state mad declared dividends
amounting to % per cent, and yet the wages
of workmen had not been advanced. This,
he argued, was proof that high protective
ereduties not for the benefit of the work
ingmen.
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LEAVES OF Absence.

On the call of the house 15S members failed
to respond to their names.
Mr.. Cannon has given notice that at the
earliest opportunity he viii ask action on
resolution revoking all leaves of absence ex-
cepting those granted on account of sickness.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

Numerous amendments TO the tariff bill,
mostly such as were of least importance,
were offered while the senate was consider
ing the bill by paragraphs. They were usu-
ally voted down by strict party vote; but
when
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was reached Senator Mcpherson moved to
reduce the duty on castor oil from so cents
to Is cents per gallon, and said that the
former rate was equivalent to 125 per cent.
ad valorem, and this was also voted down.
Senator Plumb then moved to increase the
rate to 80 cents per gallon (present duty.
He said that one-thlrd of the entire castor
oil bean crop of the country was produced in
Kansas. He was willing to forego the rate
of duty if the farmers of Kansas we're per-
mitted to buy the articles they used at cor
responding reduction of duty. He wanted
to get out of the bill what he could get out of
it for his own people. The amendment was
agreed to.
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no0n ~ 10 tpG sarah ~ Rsnf<sa
Tns steaneg fotns Af~aa wsleh i fsus here
eefsr4sy lon shs sslzs<s, vii bring 80 /. 20
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yesterday - csnmsscfal vharf for yones 4
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i<rJsy mosnsne. and was toved 10 Port MadiSon
y ths tns biA ene ioeds iunbsr there In San
francisco
The Union fscine sieamzssp Mlchaxan arrived
here iSt evening from Portland. she viii aa-
IN d'sebsffink today. VIXEN shs viii leave for
Tseome.
The stsaDev A5dis. which sunk o. Port Nadi-
s1s saturday. February l. and was raised . few
dnys later viii BE- reAay TOT services again within
few dAfs.
The steamship City Of Puebla arrived here
yesterday afternoon from San Francisco, with =
inil ssssn ana lsrxe list of pssscnx n she
has i.i7s.. tons u freight fof Seattle which she
VIII hAs>h dtseharxing this norning. when she
leaysA for Tacoma
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xxw Yonk .roek RsyfRW.

& IeH roRx. Feb. is.--ssceks today more active
< ~ ksssiSh ard weak especially Ia nfst and
EN8 NtufS The Impression that iiltnois Cen
Rock Island & Chicago. Burlington 4
91fy sre desermiaei 10 force fight prevailed
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4llne element. The market closed active but
~ ~ lowest prices. with fneneSs To . fras-
= n most eases Kock island. down - cin-
1etI y. Louis. Ii; Missouri Pacific, Ia.
txeasia Central. ia Petroleum opened
nj iepa !. bun alter trst sales became weak.
lned 70 loi.: market then became quiet
8 - tlesed steady nj iosss stock exchange
4NieG a.. highest. o.. iswsst. "a: closing
s Cpssolid ted exchange. opening, highest.
~ hvest, ., closing. 81. Total sales, ~. 90
Ink Gey.rnments. duh and heavy.
xxcassas AND sKcuRlviEs.
tkr Yakk. Feb. lT.- Money on call. easy
raf csAt: prime mercantile paper. atksa;
ssatn< exehanvs. duh, ssesdy; to-day h.sls.
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sAS fkANgiSte MARKET Exvt8N.
AN faAssssso, Feb --wheas--Q as.i: hsss-
; - aSl ana semand lEshs; sunssa'e al 81 "a
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& sssss' weak; fanny, sse: good to choice. isds
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- p Assetrss, 30. STEADY: natives. 81 80
- Nssfesa earn.fsd. s4sas4t$N nvarsss
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- 3 sss~ - sA:sscrs clear sxsssS short
ikssSfeot eksf~ MARKET
-. - skfsssls Feb E.--whSxs->tvsay. demand
- hsssisss ossts racsesasr.y.
- s 8 ~sAk. asasaa peers nee naked Wesa-
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LOTS--S25--LOTS

Washisgtes Imnlssatlsa asA usassssoA
AssoctAe1on.
We hare TOE sase 1900 acres In diaef.
EFT parts Of the state In 8. -. -. ~. % and
leo acre farms--good farming lands: ~ acres NJ
kuumclaw. - miles south Of seattle oE Nosthern
Pacific railruad good Improvements. ANAL
orchard. 1900: - ana $50 ycrcs government
land on Hood's anal: 20 ard 100 acres govern
nest lsnd In kifsap county: 10 acres near Green
lake. eseo per scre; 10 acres nsar Green lAke,
$10c per Acre: - aere. Mercer Island. 500: 10
acres PORT Angeles. fI73 per acre: and 10 acre
lots rear Purt Townsend. ti00 per acre. lake
fronts on Lake Washington, opposite the sermi-
nus Of Madison street cable railway, 10 choice
lots in Pleasant valley. on the iiue % the pro-
posed electric railway along the boulevard, size
Of lots 50xi2O. within sight o. HsawsthA Park.
SOD each: 900 srEcx choice pieces Of Nerfhern
fsrifc railroad lands IN KtHx county. - u 10
Per acre. % acres in sec y. tp - n. ~ q. near
Northern Pacific railroad: land In West seattle,
10 acres: sU acres . Il sec l. y q y. ". all
good land. 30 acres sown In srsss SIS per Acre.
ITO acres n see II, tp n n, ". good clay up
land. heavily ttUbered. so per acre. 90 scsea
In secs IS and u. ~ - n. n ~. nasty bestom
land. 80 par sere. us acres q Eugene CITY
Oregon. nicely improved adjcininE eity. go
per acre improved. VIII cuf up iato acre lots
and sell for al average OF $50 per acre. this %
gs~at bargAia. 80 east OF and near 20 Lake
Washington. US per acre. Roxweu buIlding.
rocn, . Seattle. Wash
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dispatch steamers from seattle a. follows.
Victoria: At 81 m fnAs~eprrrs receix.s IN
beard ~ q ~ fetrsisfy ?. :, l., H. e and q,
and every hye DAYS tnt reAffsr.
For Ahsks: fsssu4sy : aat 81 Steamer Of
The 7fh esrrfs 70 sss@eneer.
From San frsaetseo. for Victoria and Puget
koand ports: Al =. IA. February l. Q, IL. ie.
2. aud March l. AID every five days taere-
after.
Tickets may BE obtained rs the Office of the
company ~ Ocean Dcrk seattle
HooDAIl, PERKINS ECO.
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No ioAarkef street. san Francisco, Cal