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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03
LA GRIPPES SWAY.
The Epidemic Noticed by New York Phys;-
cians-The Record.

New YORK, Jan. 2-Dr. G. F. Shady,
editor of the Medical Record, has prepared
an article upon the epidemic of influenza
which will appear in this weeks issue of
that journal.
There is now no doubt that influenza
or what is popularity known as the grippe
scattered broadcast oyer the country. 1t
is also quite evident that its general
characteristics correspond with those
noted in connection with the prevailing
type of the malady in Russia, Germany
and France. Fortunately it is of such a
mild type that save for its invasion of
large districts and the large number of
persons attacked, it would scarcely
be noticed in the category of
ailments connected with the usual
ones which occur during winter months
of temperature and humidity. The type
of the present epidemic partakes more of
the febrile and nervous variety than of the
pure catarrhal From present indica-
tions and from past history the epidemic is
likely soon to pass over, few more days
settling the question Of immunity from
attacks with this epidemic. With all
others of its kind the feeble and old have
been the first to succumb and the slowest
to recover, although al classes of cases
have quite generally suffered. There is no
better protection against an attack than
the maintenance of good health by
avoidance of over fatigue, undue exposure
and of insufficient food and sleep. But
even these are not absolute as safeguards,
as no one living in an invaded district CAN
have his safety guaranteed. In ell proba-
bility there will be very few indeed who,
after the epidemic shall have passed away,
Will claim a full immunity from its infiu-
ences or who will not be somewhat the
worse for an entirely unsought experience.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 2-There are
twenty-five cases of influenza here Labor
Commissioner Merriwether and Governor
Francis private secretary, Mafanning, are
among the victims.
CONNELLSvILLE, Pa, Jan. 2-Georga
w. Seaton, well known printer, died of
influenza yesterday. This is the first
death from la grippe in this vicinity
Over 100 cases are reported in Connells-
Vile.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2,-Ellen Carroll. 3S
years old, mother of four children, flung
herself from third story window in the
fiat house, No. 2l5 East Ninetv-eighth
street, this morning, while delirious from
violent attack of la grippe, and met her
death.
SCOTTSDALE, Pa, Jan. 2-Harvey Jones,
clerk in the Union Supply company's
store, died this afternoon from an attack
of influenza.
PARIS, Jan. 2.-The mortality is still
great. On Tuesday there was $50 deaths
and on Wednesday 334 The reopening of
schools already closed is postponed and
others about to close.
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-The epidemic fails
somewhat as to the number of the victims
here but IS more virulent. In Prague and
Dresden it is increasing.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03

on his right; Mrs. Grover Cleveland,
brought in by E. r. Robinson, was seated
at Mr. McAllister's left; at the foot of the
table was Cornelius Vanderbilt with Mrs
Elliott Roosevelt. Others at the table
Depew with Mrs. Paran Stevens and
Grover Cleveland with Mrs. William c.
Whitney.
Before all these had coffee waltz music
WAS floating again up the stairways. Then
polka and afterward the largest cotillion
ever danced in America wrs formed and
danced as the good night number. There
Lispenard Stewart with Mrs. Coleman
Drayton, assisted by Mr.. McAllister with
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03
To Qniet Your Nerves. Smoke
7sI!
AImos, Haried Alive.

Stories about persons showing signs of
life after having been prepared for the
grave need 10 De taken with a grain Of
salt, even this one from Canada. which
scems most plauSibis; Anguste Archars-
bauit, farmsr Of Co4tlcoke, a town
near Montreal. narrowly escaped being
buried alive yesterday. ArehAmssult
had been seriously III for soBe weeks
with supposed typhoid fSFer. Friday
night he began 70 sfnx rapidly. and early
Saturday All signs Of ifs ceased. and the
doctor pronounced him dead The usual
wake was held. and yesterday being
f1ed upon for burying the supposed DO
ceased. the remains we're tsssa 20 tsas
viliags chuzea and sft@r-afd 70 tss
graveyard. Tse frien4s Of tie farmer
were gstbeyea around the grave. Into
which the COLA Was beng lowered,
when al were startled By hearing .
Krcsn from IL. TIE cofia Was q. ones
burs, open. when it Was found thai
ArchznbAuit WAS alive. he WA hsr-
riesily carried ~ izis home. and. though
very weak. the two physicians Who vsrs
called have hops ~ conplst~iy resss-
ing him 70 health ---Cszcsanz; Ez-
qElrsr.
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& SLOWER
IA NORTH MAIN ST.


Paolo Tosti, the famous song composer,
has lately taken unto himself wife. Nina
Bald, an opera singer.
Emile lola is opposed TO the gnillotins, DO
cause when he was boy he witnessed its
operation and 1t slckened him.
A monument has been erected &. Gosch-
enen 20 the memory Of Louis Favre, VINO
planned the St Gothard tunnel
Dan Lamont Is at the head Of q eradicate
In New York which Is gathering in the street
railroads with view OF organizing trust.
The Protestant Episcopal bishop o: North
Dakota is having a car made for his official
travelling. IL viii be both chapel and hotel
Professor Englisch. the famous champion.
lately played thirty games q chess saInoita-
nssusiy, end all were won within Eve nozrs-
Mr.. Kendall, the famous EnElish actor.
carries q typical English ba,htso with Rim
ON his travels Il Is rssber, and "a strapped
70 his trunk while en- route
Professor Tsd3. Of Amhsrs. before sailing
for Africa 20 observe tie seisr sciip~s, Was
thoroughly coached on the general Fsssjsct
Of Africa By his accomplished VITA
The Hon. l. c. Lewis. Of Me-i5sa, Conn,
has given a fne new block Il buildings In iaat
city, valued at 81. 600. 20 toe local City n1s-
sion society. Tas % celebrated IA asts
birthday aBaivs-1agy-
Gen. Stewart Var Viz. Is .b. osdsst x.s-
eSal On toe rettrsd Isl IN toe army. Re a ~
years cd, and mas been IN The scrvscs kfsy-
two years lie served "A TIE Fiorsax ssd us
Mexican war; and cnrins lss aats rstssliisa-
Sir Julian Pauacesoss reads every DAY &C
counts Of baseball games He hss pot rad
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03

After the lameatsble experience OF
this country. it is interesting 70 know
that there - part of tee world where
the buffalo is not only &c. dying out,
but increasing II numbers Vast herds
Of these animals are now running wild
over certain districts Of northern Aus
sralia Tie animals are said 10 BE mas
sive and vel grown. with splendid
horns. The frat bufaices were landed
at Port Essirgson, North Australia.
about the year isso.-New York Com
raArrs5ai XSrarxssan
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KILLED BY GAS ExpL OsION

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. by an explo-
sion of natural gas at Economy, Pa, this
morning George Kirschbaum, aged &C
years, was almost instantly killed and
John Becker seriously injured About
daylight this morning the men started out
to ascertain the cause of the shortage of
gas yesterday. They carried lantern and
no sooner had they entered the gas regu-
lator building than there was terrible
explosion. The building was totally
wrecked and kirschbaum so badly burned
that he died in few moments. Becker
also sustained serious burns but will re
cover. The flames ignited tank of oil
near by which was destroyed. The loss
will reach several thousand dollars
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03

The seven bibles Of the world are the
Koran of the MohammedAns, the Tn
Pitikes of the Buddhists, the Five Kings
of the Chinese, the Three Vedas Of tho
Hindoos. the Zendavesta and the Scrip
ture of the Christians.
The Koran is the most recent of the
five, dating from about the seventh CEN
tury after Christ. 1t is compound Of
quotations from both the Old and New
Testaments and from the Talmud. The
Tri Pitikes contain sublime morals and
pure aspirations. Their author lived and
died in the sixth century before Christ.
The sacred writings Of the Chinese are
called the Five Kings, the word kings"
meaning web Of cloth. From this it is
presumed that they were originally writ
ten on five rolls of cloth. They contain
wise sayings from the sages on the duties
of life, but they cannot be traced further
back than the eleventh century before
our era.
The Vedas are the most ancient books
in the language Of the Hindoos, but they
do not, according to late commentators,
antedate the twelfth century before the
Christian era.
The Zendavesta of the Persians, next
to our Bible. is reckoned among scholars
as being the greatest and most learned
of the sacred writings. Zoroaster, whose
sayings it contains, lived and worked in
the twelfth century before Christ; Moses
lived and wrote the Pentateuch 1900
years before the birth of Christ; there
fore, that portion of our Bible is at least
300 years older than the most ancient Of
other sacred writings.
The Eddas, a semi-saored work of the
Scandinavians, was first given to the
world in the fourteenth century.-Or-
ange On. j. Journal.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Tie hate JOHN Ggss-t. TIE actor, IN g
Afa.s wcrfa 81. so1-
Lord Salisbury II eze CT tbs best Amateur
ssnsis playssz sn fa<aSonabas Lc0doz sscsssy-
Il Is sHsa ssas Es1ry Irving has grown
% ssou. tsas he las eesa o14isso 10 res'rs 70
beating.
Wagner n 20 bare z.xtoe In Munich nzns
hy fs-nSs cssA.ssa trszn ix-1sss tkroSxssus Al
Germany.
Barnnrn d ooz1ting uprn tA~ sksisepn ssH
ksds Ct Jumbo - cos et ia cassf sss<scesso
n EaklAnd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03
Two Games

Little Johnnie-Le's play stage robber.
You come alone and III spring out with
pistol and take away everything you We
got.
Little Iimmie-But We haven't go. no
pistol nor nuth'n like q stage. Tel you
what: when you come along I'll ger you
to sign paper and then / can rob voc
just the same without s pistol
''All right, well play Loan Agent,
II you ike il better. s-Texas Si.1;ngs.
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A ShreHd Move

A.-You see that nne house, The man
who owns il made all his money as . cab
driver.
blow did he manage 20 do II
Easy enough. He made il q ruIs to
know the exact n1L1te when the train
left in which his p.zsenger was going,
and reaching the sl@tson al the very last
moment, tie passenger could not dispute
with him. no matter what &c Charged !"
Texas S,sriu-z
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ELECTRIC IllGHT Shoes RuRNEp.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The down town
shops of the Edison Electric Illuminating
company were burned this morning. The
current generated upon the dynamos in
the shop supplied $1,000 incandescent
lights in the down town district. most of
which burn all day in the banks and
offices below Fulton street. All of those
went out at 6:15 o'clock, at the time the
fire broke out in the dynamos room 1t
gutted the buildings. Nos. 255 and 257
Pearl street, and resisted the utmost eff
forts of the fireman for an hour Travel
on the east side elevated road lines was
suspended for several hours, the firemeu
fighting the flames from the iron structure
The loss is put at 500, 200; insurance $780,
400
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STOCKTON ACADEMY

STOCKTON, Kan, Jan. with the new
year, 1890, Stockton academy will start
out with fine corps of instructors, a large
attendance of students and under the
most favorable auspices generally. The
following names represent the present
faculty: Principal, I. +. Mather; Profess
sor John Mullen, business department;
Mrs. l T. Mather, literature; Professor E.
c. McGehee, natural science and mathe-
matics; Miss Agnes Fairfield, music and
elocution. Professor Mather in addition
to classes in history will have classes in
German and Latin.
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A BRIDES ACCIDENTAL DEATH

CLEVELAND. O., Jan. 2.-As Miss Mag
gle Layman was dressing for her wedding
at Brandon, o., last night, she picked up
revolver and was about TO place in her
dresser drawer when the weapon was dis
charged. The ball entered her thigh,
producing dangerous wound. The we'd
ding was postponed.
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WORK I'm TIE INTepI0o

ZANZIBAR, Jan. mfr. Mackenzie, the
agent Of the East Africa company, sent a
force to Win and dislodged a chief on
British territory, reinforced the British
stations on the Taunis and made search
for DR.. Peters party.
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WON'T JOIN TIE AssOcIAT,o,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 2-When the
National Live Stock association was or
ganized in Chicago a few weeks ago the
Kansas City delegates refused to sign the
constitution, believing that their constitu-
ency would not approve of their action
The question of joining the association
was left to the local organization. A vote
was taken on the question today and re-
suited II ayes, IS noes. The reason given
for the refusal to join the national associa-
ton is that Kansas City was not given a
large enough representation in the man
agement compared with other cities.
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AND NOW THE RUBBER TRUST.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. at is stated that
the negotiations which been in progress
for some time with the view to the estab-
Hshment of a rubber trust in this city are
about completed. British capitalists, it is
said, are to take an interest amounting to
about 50, ,000, and to push the stock in
England and Scotland. While the iden-
tity of the capitalists has not yet been
disclosed, they are believed to be the same
ones who bought up a number of Ameri-
can breweries recently.
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PASSENGER STEAMER AeHnRE

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Italian steamer
Persia is ashore on the island of Corsica.
She had 139 passengers on board when she
went ashore. Six of them have been
rescued, but the fate of the Others is IN
certain. Boats from the shore are attempt
ing to reach the vessel to render what as
sistance may be required.
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LAST OF THE SUGAR TRUST

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Notice of an action
in the supreme court for dissolution of
the sugar trust and asking for the appoint
ment Of receiver to wind up its affairs
was filed in the county clerks office of
Kings county in Brooklyn late on Tuesday
afternoon by the North River Sugar Re-
fining company, member of the trust,
through Henry Winthrop Gray, receiver.
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THE FIRE AT lAEkEN

BRUSSELS Jan. 2.-The report that the
library in the royal palace at Laeken was
burned in the fire which destroyed that
structure yesterday, proves to have been
unfounded. A number of important doc
uments relating to the Congo free trade
were destroyed. The queens entire ward
robe was also burned The queen and
Princess Clementine are greatly Frustrated
by the burning to death of the goYerness
of the princess and the destruction of the
palace
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AN IRON EIRM EaIl c

BELLEFoNTE. Pa. Jan. 2.-Considerable
surprise WAS created here this morning b.
the news of the failure of the iron firm of
Curtin * Co.. of ROLAND, this county. AS
far as could be learned their liabilities are
about 100000. The iron works were es-
tablished about 1910 and have been in con-
tinual operation almost ever since.
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LONG GREEN GOOD ENOUGH

FRANKFORT, KY. Jan. AT late
meeting of the board of council of the city
of Frankfort an ordinance was adopted
prohibiting the sale of cigarettes within
the limits of the corporation. The law
went into effect yesterday and today there
is not q cigarette TO be had in the CITY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03
Roughness and vulgar redness of the
hands prevented by CuTICURA SOAP.
SHOT HIS NeIeHsoR BY MISTAKE

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 2-E- Edward
Sherman, machinist, was awakened at 2 a.
m. by the sound of some one working at
the lock of the door to his room Think
ing it was a burglar he fred through the
panel and heard heavy fall. On opening
the door be found be had mortally shot ".
II. Phillips, real estate agent, aged 13.
who occupied an adjoining room and had
gone TO Mr.. Sherman's door By mistake.
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Afraid Of Guna-

Blinks-I thought Buffer challenged
you 10 duel. You didn't weaken, did
you:
Jinks-Not much. accepted
"What weapons!
''Guns"
"Eh. He's dead shot! Wouldn't be
fight"
mo. chose old fashioned muskets
of the kicking variety. AID be backed
oat. New York Weekly.
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WINGS.

What matter it though life uncertain b
To ALI What though tn goal
Be never reached! What though II IAN and
Zee,
Have We not each soul;
A soul that quickly must arise and soar
To regions far more pure
Arise and dwell where pain can Be no moro,
And every Joy b surA
Be like the bird that on . bough too Tran
To bear him, gayiy swings;
He carols though the slender branches faA-
He knows that he has wings
Victor Hugo
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RAIlM-R0GcR PC

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan 2-Green B.
Raum. Jr, son OF Pension Commissioner
Green B. Rauus, was married this evening
TO Miss Annie Irredale Rogers, daughter
of Mrs. Wade Rogers, widow OF the late
William D. Rogers, wealthy carriage
builder Of this city.
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MILL HANDS INSTANrlyKI,IrD

CHILLICoTHE, Mo-, Jan. "A frightful
boiler explosion occurred in saw mill on
Grand river, near that place, this morn
ing. Two men. William Hughes and John
Rinke, employees of the mill, We're in
Staptly EiIlad
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ENGLAND,S ATTITUDE IGNORED.

LISBON. Jan. AT the opening of the
cortez the king announced that the foreign
relations Of the kingdom were all that
could be desired. He made no reference
to the dispute with England.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03

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THEATER BURNED, NO LIVES LOST.

ZURICH. Jan. 1.-The theater here caught
fire during a performance last night and
was entirely destroyed. Not one of the
audience or actors was injured in the
slightest.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03

If your digestion is impaired and you
feel all "out of Sorts" take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03

Ayers Sarsaparilla stops the naseous
discharges of catarrh, and cures the COM
DlaiDf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03
Open Again This Morning!


The Arcade has been closed for the past
two days marking down dry goods for their
BIG CLEARANCE SALE Of WINTER
GOODS.
The surplus stock that has been marked
down is placed on the counters and on tables
in the center Of the store and every article
has the ORIGINAL PRICE and the MARK
ED DOWN PRICE MARKED on in PLAIN
FIGURES SO you can sec at once the exact
reduction made. The cut is deep
This ENORMOUS CUT is the greatest
ever made in Wichita and is no advertising
dodge but deliberately made to attract trade
and sell goods
We offer about $4,000 worth Of new
goods at about So, 600 less than cost in New
York, but this loss is better now than q great
or one later. It will cost you nothing tocome
in and carefully look and figure the immen-
Sity of our loss and your gain
A price list will be published in the pa
pers tomorrow.
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WARD THU FIRST.
NEW Y0RK'S FOUR HUNDRED AC-
KNOWLEDGE HIS POWER.
(, Grand Ball Under His Manage.
ment Given at Metropolitan
Opera House.
Every Effort Made to Put to Shame MIR.
Hamilton Fishs Centen-
NAL Event.

The Police Come Near to Interfering La
Leavenworth, but Desist Upon Au-
thority- Striotest Regulations
for Gaining Admittance-
Many Notable Guests
Present.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-03

Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs and
colds. Ask your druggist for Ayers
blmanac
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PUBLIC DsBT STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE following is a
recapitulation of the public debt statement
issued today:
Total int, est bearing deb. sass sn GS
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. .>.........,-..., lsSsg 81
Debt bearing no interest. - So y.
Total dels and fnterest lslas2oss 81
Total dest less available cash IN tie
treasury .-.....;..,..--.. IoSlssSags s.
Debt less cash IN treasury January.
$50 l.aS2s5sslI q
Debt less cash In treasury pecemberl
lSs. Igsss at -
Decrease CT dett during the month Al:S95 ~
Decrease % deb. since June 81 fss9.-.- sesSfts Il
Total cash Ia treasury shown by
treasurer's general account ......... sEssasii a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-13
Grfattfter Gcmatsfk.

Der gTOBe New Oorfer @eIbiad
lll1o Gorlenlpefllunt GalOtn Stuart 8rtce
bat al1o bon Der Den1ofratiiden Wiebrbeit
per StaatSgeleB9ebung O9io's ben g
I'M y unbeSeud %erfouft. @r miro
bort pom 4. Ot6r; 1891 al Der ipiirDi0e
yfadfolger BON 6enrp y. GaDne iein, nell
der EMIT auf dbnltde QSetle Die Senatur
BON elmer oe!notratti0en StaatsgeleBgebung
ertDorben bat.
Slntnerbin bate 8apne i6on frii6er cine
beoeutenoe Goue i'm nattonolen Nboeorbnez
tenbaule gelptelt. 8rice aber beiaB bis 3ur
leBten Braltoentenipabt gar feine politij1e
Seoeutun3. Sin anbeoeutenoer NoOofat
81 Sln,a IN SbtD, ipuBte er bur6 ben Bau
Der Jttdel>Blate~ Gtlenbabn uno ibren Ser
tout on Die Galtoerbilt5 Wtutnnen al per-
Dtenet, Die CT lett leiner lteberIieoelun9 nab
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