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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-02-06

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-Advfces
from Astrsbad report that Persian
Khorassan Is ravaged by an intestinal
disease of excessive fatality. Three
thousand cases are reported. In Meshed
there were 100 deaths daily. Owing to
the scarcity of doctors the nature of the
disease is unknown As Western Persia
was ravaged with cholera through the
autumn, and as thousands of people fled
to the eastward in the hope to escape
from the disease, it is regarded as posi-
Bile that they carried it with them and
that this may account for the trouble in
Khorassan.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-02-06

This is problem in any family hesitate
advice The cables you
the things little things that have
and will do well
Pleasant Pugative Pellets little They grippe
the old tme pills They
pleasant take and do their work quietly cleansing
the liver and the blood; preventing disease restoring health and
working a BIZ druggists
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-02-06
Collision at Midnfehs

BINeHAMToN, n. Y, Jan 30.-A col
Hsion occurred on the Erie uead at Owe
go, twenty miles west of taais city, at
twelve o'clock last night Train No. y,
an eastbcand passenger, staading at
the Staten, an& train No. II.
the Weils-Fargo express, also east
bound. dasking into the rear sleeper,
wrecking it Patrick Moloney, promi-
nent Democratic politician Of 0wego,
Tas putting bis little girl in the train
when the collision occurred. He was
ca&ght between two cars and killed
-Four others were injured Mr.. Molsaey
was elected member of the State cam
mittee last fall
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-02-06

The favorable impression produced ON tho
1rst appearance OF the liquid fruit
remedy syrup OF Figs few years ago has
experience Of all who have used it, and the
success of tia proprietors and manufact-
urers the California Fig Syrup Company.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-02-06

FoR any case OF nervousness, sleepless
ness, weak stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-02-06

II is possible to be so dihgent in keeping
the vineyards OF others that your own vine
yard shall become weedy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-02-06

THH water of LIE: youth, the brook: mid
Cue age, the river; old age, the gulf; eter:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
VAIL STREET ouIEE
The Stock Market Active and Steady
The Big Failure.


NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Tho stock
market this morning was still compare
lively quiet, but fcvcrish and irregular
from tie uncertainty over the situation.
Notwithstanding that affairs seem to be
putting on Il much better appearance
from day TO day there are large num-
Der of stocks dealt in but only in few
of the leading shares is there any real
activity, and prices are subject to rapid
and frequent changes, although the gen
eral tendency Is now upward.
The differences in prices between last
night and this morning extended to
per cent either way, while Jersey Cen
tral showed a loss Of I. The movements
in tile market for the hour were gcn-
orally small, except in Lackawanna,
which rose IA to 1871, and while gen
orally upward, showed no decided tend
ency in either direction. North Ameri-
can, Northern Pacific preferred, Lacka-
wanna and ST. Paul were the only con
spicuously active stocks, and the trading
III Northern Pacific preferred was re-
markable for the transfer VI some large
blocks Lackawanma late in the hour
retired / per cent 10 100, and Rock
Island +, but the movements in the re-
mainder were insignificant, and at II
o'clock the market was fairly active and
steady at about opening prices.
Noon-Moncy is tight with no offers
and per cent bid. The stock market
became comparatively dull after II
o'clock, even the leading active stocks
subsiding into quietnde while the firm
tone which had marked the early trading
entirely disappeared and fractional
losses were scored over the entire list,
the weak stocks Of the first hour
showing material losses from the
bet prices. Lackwanna III 100
VAS down while l., Il N. lost
/, burlington IL and Rock Island and
ST. Paul each It. Distillcrs and Cattle
Feeders Go. was the only strong stock
on the list and at 40 was mp per cent
The whole list however shaded of and
while the dealings We're devoid of special
feature underline scarcity 81 money prices
melted away. The market st noon was
rather quiet but still heavy to weak at
the lowest prices of the morning,
THE GALLANDEL FAILUIA.
The firm Of r. w. Gallandel s. Co.,
No. 2 Wall street, whose failure was
announced in the Stock Exchange, has
made an assignment to G. Elliott Minor.
The assignee states that the liabilities of
the firm amount 10 about $l 100000.
The failure is due to the action of sew
cral banks in calling in loans 70 the firm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
THE LONDON M.lRKEr.
Eut Little Change Over Sainrday--Thc
Tone. However, is Rather Better
AInnrIri II Snumriiics Ilnt.

l4oNnoN, Nov. Has compared WIN
Saturdays closing prices, on the stock Elk
change at 1880 r. M, Today, showed no
change for both consols--for money and
fer thcaccount--noc change for cit her first or
second mortgage Atlantic and Great West
crn trustees certificates q decline Of for
ST Paul common and a decline Of II for
Pennsylvania.
l2.3i b. M ttthis hour foreign scclmi-
tics arc depressed Consols are steady.
American securities are weak. The rate
oi discount in the open market IS nnml-
nally the same as the Bank of England
rate.
p m,-Dispatchcs just received from
the continental bOurses show that they
are all weak,
go u. me- Foreign securities and Ameri-
can securities are now ilatter and prices
continue 10 reccdc, Consols and English
railway securities are steady.
The troubles nf the banking house OF
Barring Bros ~ Co., cause less anxiety il
Paris than in Berlin, where ANXIOUS fears
were entertained regarding the outcome of
their difficulty.
IMPROVEMENT TOWARD THE CLOSE.
LoNpoN, Nov I'll y. mas compared
with the 1870 prices on the stock Exs
change to-day the closing prices show an
advance Of $40 for cnnsols tur money and
of for cpnsOls Tor the account, Il decline
ul lur AlAlllt anu hIVAl " 'HHIu HieN
mortgage trustees certificates, no charge
for do seconds, decline Of for Canadian
Pacific, decline Of ! for Erie no change
for Erie second consolS or Illinois Centlal;
Il decline of ! for st, Paul common; no
change for New Cork Central; decline Of
i for PENNSYLVANIA ana decline Of ! for
Reading.
LONDON MARkEF IMPROVED,
IoNpoN, Nov. IA p. m.--'fhc markets
for foreign and other securities are better.
Consois are higher. American railway
securities are very excited.
FEENcm ElNANCIERs FEARFUL.
PARIS, NOV. ELL a. m. financiers
here are now taking pessimistie view of
the situation
EuLoGiztEG FRANCES ACTION.
PARIS, Nov 1.-THE press eulogizcs the
action of the Bank Of France in assisting
the Bank Of England by sending gold to
that institution.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20

sold at a certain saloon, and the postmaster
sat Augusta excluded the paper from the
mails The attention of Postmaster General
Wanamaker was called to the matter, and
he tcegraphed rs follows to the postmaster
at Augusta 'Ihe publication of the result
of horse races does not render the paper
containing it unavailable under the pro-
visions Of the lottery act, unless reference
is made to a drawing or distribution of
prizes by chance, You may apply this to
chronicle of to-day"
The Texas Il Pacific train was held mp at
Kent, Texas, on Monday night, One of
the robbers, named smith, notified the
officers of the road of the plan and guards
were placed on the train. When the rob
bers appeared firing began. one of the
guards and two of the robbers were
wounded. Upon Seeing the resistance the
robbers jumped from the train, which had
come to Il stop, and escaped under cover Of
darkness. Smith is ~ foyah now, and
denies his contederntes We're ranchers in
the Rio Grande valley He says he is in
fear Of his life, and that he knows he Will
he killed ii his former contederates ever
can get hold of him.
AS freight train was crossing the bridge
over the Kaw river in Kansas City, Mo,
Monday morning, the span of the bridge
gave way and precipitatcd the entire train
into the river, 81 feet below The train
consisted Of five cars, loaded with hogs,
farming implements and grain. Ellis
Moore, colored, who was stealing a ride,
was killed, The fireman. Fred Allen of
Lawrence, Kun, is missing and is sup
posed to he under the wreck The follow
ing persons were injured; Thomas +,
Milligan, head brakeman, Of Kansas City,
Kan, seriously, and will probably die;
Christian Patch, engineer, of Kansas City,
Kan. leg and back badly bruised; Pink
Herold, conductor, slightly bruised; ). V,
smith, Latham, Kan, bruised about back
and legs D. T. Whitepatch, brakeman,
slightly bruised.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
Wno MS TIE noRsEs.
4 Lancaster Man Arrested for Hors
Dealings ia wilmington

The Lancaster Examiner says George
Gray Of Kinks fridge Lancaster county,
PA is now in the West Chester Jail, and
this Is the reason for it: Gustavus Frcund-
Itch Of the same place recently sent Gray
10 Wilmington to SOL i've horses for him.
tray traded OIL three of the horses and in
some way disposcdo Of the other two. and,
after having il general good time on the
proceeds Of thCsale, he returned home with
neither money nor horses. Frcundich
had him arrested on Tuesday and taken
before squire Taylor of oxford ON the
charge of embelzlemcnt In default Of
bail Tho squire committed him for trial az
the January term of criminal court, held
III West Chester Mr.. Frcundlch and
Henry tIrudcnnn went to Wilmington on
Friday and succeeded in recovering three
horses icr which Gray had traded the
others The latter refuses "a make known
the whereabouts of the other tWo animals
The prisoners family is in very destitute
circumstances, his wife at present being
sick
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
nETrEn ToNE nv srocKs.
Wall street Quletcr and n General Ad
Xnnna in nrirnA ~ Innkcrs Smsnnnd.

vance " rri''s-' anhers s"spehn'
NEW YORK, SNoy' I'll u M The stock
Ihrkr. o2e'ihem NIL o"piarn,ltely st,lIi
srns fro,, H. excitsnant v'hicb IN han;S,
rhnrarteristic ~ tbe dealing, nj Tho ev-
change for the past two days, but the feel
ing was still uneasy as indicated hy tile
great irregularity Of the opening prizes as
compared with the final figures OF Satur-
day. sugar relincricS was down ~, Laci;a.
advance in Rock Island and Northern Pa
cifc preferred was / Per cent, with the
other changes for large fractions either
way
In the specially weak stocks thare were
further LOSSES in the early dealings, and
Chicago and Fast Illinois preferred dropped
., AtchisOn IA to ~! Lackawanua, ! to
~; Burlington. III st. Paul. 4; while tho
prices in the general list were well main
tained, the Wizards "a usual of late, being
the firmest stocks on the line G. e. &.
and st. h.. however. was specially strang
~ well IS sugar and they rose and / re-
spectivrly.
The Urn, tone spread over the whole ~
before the lapse OF many minutes, ana the
weak stocks Of the early dealings generally
recovered the LOSSES incurred
The market, however continued quite
irregular and feverish, though at II o'clock
i was generally firm at something better
than the opening prices.
STRONG TOWARD THE CLOSE,
At go the market is only fairly active
but prices are the best of the dny.
rrr MttttoNAtprs' ma p.yrns
~. y.,. ~ rti.i. I.,..
NV I'm t' " .|iil''i,
u,u1''''iS ' nm ta,u n',y We w. S'sNs "
l"lti.u,hl il"uscs 49, p"i'l"l ~ UFti 2
collllichce VI the sloVN llarhct tIis
i,oti''S H,n u,,s ~, w Increases hf
VI uiii,ipGFsl4hdihB lilal LaS Hul!ld,
y, y. ,liils, tte aldetpiU Y! anu 9thef ~
ng spport pt To- prc %@ was so sae s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20

ne starllihs reVeultlol 'llnV sucli
money Kings as the barlhs bro'ners hau
heeh iorceu INTO hquluatloh anu Wouiu
nave gone GOWN, involving tie "noie
World oil hhance IN thelr collapse' nau
mol INC bahk OF England inc NOUNS
ciiilus, ana other great hscai ageh's
come 10 their aid with a guarantee luho
so enormous that the ngures almost take
ones breath away teaches several ies-
sons one OF these Is the demonstration
mat the storm centre OF inc rlch man :
panic OF last week was, not IN New
YORK nut IN London VI course this
was already obvious to the well-ih-
formed, but, when II comes to matters
that involve the great money markets
IN such hurry, at least nine out OF ten
OF the American people are not well
informed ana are prone to jump AT CON
'cluslons which may nave nothing 10 90
with the case. Another lesson is the
value OF credit based upon century
OF SOLID business reputation, Whlch
brought such substantial help IN time q
need; though, doubtless, the more selfish
interestof avertinga stupenduous imam
cial cataciysm which might nave wrought
disaster to their own interests was also
potent IN influencing the other moneyed
powers TO stand by the ialilhg mousse
And third, ana perhaps the most m
poitantiessonoi TINS aVerted catastrophe,
Is is teaching that the financial. system q
people to be solid must hrst be sound.
The Barring Brothers were being pulled
down by an enormous block oil the
securities OF the Argentine hepublic'
These securities, though based on gov
eminent credit and land values were
not redeemahle in specie, Ihey repre-
scented something that could not be real
lied on when the crash came. For
some years they had sufiiced as the uh-
substantial foundation Tor hcutlous
prosperity Ihey mad made money
plentiful IN Buenos Ayres ana every
thing seemed TO be gong on SWIM
mlngly. Ihere was tremendous poom
while 1t lasted. THESE securltles'
cedulas as thcy were termed, were is
sued by the government 70 al colhefs'
as loans upon landed security. Inc gov
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
Fon FEMoTING GR-lvnsrovrs.
Warrants Issued for the Arrest of Promi-
nrut Friends.

WEsT CHESTER, Nov. l6.-Thcre have
been developments in the trouble at the
day which have thrown the Friends into
fever of excitement. John q. Taylor, a
West Chester broker has had warrants
issued for the arrtSts of Clement Biddle,
Alban Seal, Lamartine Darlington and
Joseph seal. The gruvestones over the
graves of Mr.. TaylOr's wife and daughter
were renewed, hence the action.
Clement liiddle is a minister of the So
cioty of Friends and is president of the
board of trustees, and Alban Seal is in
charge Of the work Of leveling the mounds
and removing the stones. The warrants
are issued under act of assembly which
provides for the punishment Of any per
son who shall wilfully or maliciouslyN de-
s,roy, mutilate, detacc or injure any tomb,
monument or graveStone.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
DIR. n. j. LETIs pEAp.
A welI-known surgeon Carried or Very
Suddenly.

KENNETH SQUARE, Pa, Nov. 12.-Dr
Richard J. Lewis, the eminent surgeon
Of Philadelphia, died at his country resi-
dencc, "Crdarcroft,n near here, this
morning about 3 o'clock, of heart dis
ease, aged G3 years, The doctor had
been III his usual health lie was taken
i'll on Monday morning. The doctor
was one Of The most slillful surgeons in
the state. lie was at different times sur
geon Of the Pennsylvania llosl al, pro-
fessor If clinical surgery in jefferson
College and emeritus surgeon of the
polytechnic. DR. Lewis was married last
March to Miss Harriet Arnett, of No,
PIG Pine street, Philadelphia. lie spent
the winter ut his place in Florida on the
gulf, and was preparing to return there
about the LIST Of December. His funeral
will take place on Saturday at the resi-.
dence Of his nephew, Dir. John b.
Roberts, No. 1927 Walnut street, Phila-
delphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
4 nrrrnR roNE LN SrocKs.

The New York Markets Quiet, Isut Prices
VIII he Maintained--NcarlY Panic in
London.
Assosatc, Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New NoRE, Nov. l9.-11 u. m.-'rhe
early prices from London this morning
showed II panicky state of the market
for American stocks there, and this
morning the opening followed with
losses from last nights prices of from
to ~ per cent in the active stocks The
excitement i'll the market soon subsidized
into very moderate volume, while the
fluctuations became small, thebest prices
were well held. At II O'Clock the
market was fairly active and steady to
firm at about the best prices Of the hour.
NEARLY \ PANIC IN LONDON. -.
LoNDoN, Nov. 19-Foreign securities
are steudier, but American railway
securities are again dropping, The dis
count houses are secure. The payment
OF the coupons on Uruguay bonds has
BEEN provided for, The Chief cause Of
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
THE MARINE WHIPPED.
He Runs up Against George Kesslcr an,
Gets Tlrnsheh.

BuTTr, MoNr, Nov ls.-George La
Blanche, the middlc-weight, who by a
chance blow whipped Jack Dempsey, was
fairly whipped by George Kessler, a local
pugilist, III Il thirtcen-round contest here
last night. LaBlanche went into the fight
feeling confident he could best his man in
two rounds but when two of his finest
rtlshes had been clevcrly stopped by Kess-
Ter, he changed his mode Of attack, From
that time he used every artiiice, throwing
Kessler twice and falling on him with all
his weight, but II was no 60. The plucky
Englishman kept hammering away at his
man, and after the tenth round forced the
lighting, II was soon apparent that Kess-
Ter had the fight, and the Marine recognized
il as well as any one. In the thirteenth
round finding he could stand it no longer,
he deliberately kicked Kessler in the groin
while standing in the centre of the ring
This ended the fight, the referee giving 1t
Ia kcsSler on foul But Lalslanche was
fairly whipped il ever aman was IIehad
% he carried to his corner and then to his
dressing-room, while Kessler jumped the
ropes and ran in as light MS boy. Fully
2OO people witnessed the fight
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20

Factions Fight To the Death--Six Killed
and IG Injured,

VIENNA, Nov. 1s.-A fight occurred
Oh SUNDAY at tritz-l'ransylyania be-
tween the opposing members of one of
the churches there. The trouble origi-
mated in the opposition Of the Saxon
members of the church to Il ncwly-ap-
pointed Roumanian pastor. On Sunday
when the new minister attempted to
enter the church he was prevented from
doing 50 by the Saxnns.
The supporters of the pastor came TO his
aid and tried to force their way into the
church, and desperate conflict ensued.
When the battle was ended it was found
that six persons had been killed and is
injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
GoRDoN WINS ~ GroRorA.
He Easily Defeats His Opponents and
WINS On the First Iinllni.

ATLANTA. GA, Nov. 1S.-Govcrnor Cor
don was elected United States senator to-
day on the first ballot In the senate the
vote stood; Gordon, 25 7. NJ. Norwood, 4;
Pat Calhoun g; J. X Hines 3; \. j. Ham
mond, ,; ;, II. Hawkins, /. In the house,
Gordon, 10; Norwood, 35i Calhoun, 10
Hines, 10; Hammond I. The vote in the
house showed that Gordon lacked one of Il
majority, speaker Howell then cast his
vote for Gordon. A dramatic scene fol
lowed men went wild, the crowds in the
Hobbies broke through the doorwuys and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Tonight Atlanta is wild with excite
mcnt Fireworks are being burned, brass
bands are playing and speeches delivered.
The man considered the principal op.
poncnt of Governor Gordon has been
Pat Calhoun, grandson of John G.
Calhoun, and one of the foremost railroad
lawyers of the south, although only -
years of age In August, 1850, he attracted
general attention by lighting duel with
j. y. Williamson, president of the Chat
tanOOga, Rome & Carrolltnn railroad, in
which the latter was slightly wounded He
was chiefly instrumental in bringing about
the consolidation of II number of southern
railroads under the West Point Terminal
Company, but Notwithstanding his close
connection with corporations, was selected
by the Farmers Alliance members of the
Georgia legislature as their candidate for
the Senate. He has been Il strong advocate
Of the constitntionality of the Farmers
Alliance suh-treasury scheme, while Gov
crnor tiordun's opposition tn that ridicu-
lotls project brought the Alliance into OPP
position to his claims,
WARREN WINS IN WYOMING.
The legislature Of Wyoming yesterday
elected Francis T., Warren to the United
States Senate on the sixth ballot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
and made Immediately avail
able in New York, S2,500,O0O.
Stock Market stronger--A Belief That
tho Worst IL Over.

PuILApELPHiA, Nov. 1.-THE stock
market here opcnci fevcrsh but stronger.
Money was in good demand, but the
banks and trust companies were not
anxious to lend, rs to-day they are calling
in their loans for adjustment. Prices
tnctuatcd from half to dollar, but
PENNSYLVANIA opened at Is4 and by ii
o'clock had declined to iss. Reading
opened ~ IA and declined to II 7-lG.Lchigh
Valley opened at ~ and held firm. lichigh
Navigation declined from 40 To lS4 asked;
There Is no great excitement. here and
the general opinion III financial circles
srcms 10 be Tint the worst is nNcr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
.rNornEE coNGREssM1N


Chicago, Nov. 1s,-The count Of the
I'd senatorial district was completed yes
tcrday and shows theelcctionof Kenny,
~, 10 the legislature, instead OF Hap
pin, ri, hitherto supposed to be the
victor. This, in sense, increases the
the chances OF the Democrats in electing
a Unitod States senator, but does not
alter the fact that the balance of power
between the two great parties is in the
hands of three members of the Farm.
cr'e Alliance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
BARfNG nROs. AEE SIRE.
They Are Able TO Meet Every Obligation
Cause Of Their Embarrassment.

NEW YoRK, Nov. IA special from
London says: The Earrings declare their
financial position to be sound now, as the
banks have guaranteed the firm three
years support. The firm viii realize
IL 900, 0oO surplus They now hold 5000,
900 Of the best commercial paper in the
world and their total liabilities are E2l,
WuWU
It is conceded that while they were en-
barrasScd by the steady depression in
Argentines 10 considerable extent the
principal and prccipitating cause of their
trouble was caused by the withdrawal of
IS 100000 from the firms account.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20

the depression in the stock market tins
morning was the refusal Of tho Bank q
England to discount the bills oil Barring
Bros. 81 Co., before maturity
After verging on panic the STOCK
market closed with II better tendency
all round.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20

A cable message received in Boston an.
nounccs the discovery of bright comet
on saturday night, by Professor IONA Of
the Observatory Of Palermo Sicily. The
following was its position November 18th,
Nh3 Greenwich mean time: Right ascen-
sion, . hours, 81 minutes, IS seconds, de
climation north 81 degrees, % minutes. Its
daily motion is right ascension minus /
Julius u, Smith, assistant cashier of the
Farmers National Bank of Amsterdam,
Ny. is said to be II defaulter to the amount
of 81, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20
agauamaker's.

PnrLApELrnIA, Monday, Nov. II, is00.
No let up in the tide of New
Dress Goods, surging into the
store. Fresh conceits, nSwel
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-20

NEW loRK, Nov. 18.-'rho U. S. s.
Maine was launched successful at noon.
She was christencd BY Secretary Tracy
us abe slid from the ways,