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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

Depositors in the savings department of
The Savings Bank of Wichita will please
present their bank books for the entry of
Semi-annual interest June 1, 1890.
d2lOt c. L. CURTIS, Cashier.
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Kansas City, Atchison, Leavenworth,
St. Joseph and Omaha 81 Pueblo Colo
RADIO Springs and Dever 81 st. Louis s..
Chicago s. st. Paul so. Minneapolis
$40. All first class. limited d PIT
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For economy and general satisfaction try
the Brighton noon lunch, 402 East Douglas.
1t
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CITI M1R.

A handsome Autograph map OF this city, contain
ing the OF ali the streets. parks. colleges and
public buildings, hotels, etc A complete map
Twelve by fifteen inches linen paper. can be had
at this oftlCe for ~ cents eaCh. -
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The Wichita Sportsmen's association has
one share OF its stock for sale at $40 Pur-
chaser must have the transfer approved by
the association. +. q. SMYTH. JE..
l51 o. President
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Viz Santa I.e Rnntc.

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Missouri Pacific railway. l24 If
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Taking effect May 10, 1890, via Santa Fe
route. 500 TO Pueblo, Canon City, Colo
RADIO Springs, Denver and intermediate
points first class. limited 1J1tf
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To Snortsmen.

Cobs for sale at the Zephyr mills, $50
per load delivered. Telephone 100 90 If
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For the annual meeting of German Bap-
fists at Warrensburg Mo, the Great Rock
Island viii sell tickets via Kansas City at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets to be
sold May goth TO 2Sth and good for return
on or before June p, 1890. Free reclining
chair cars on both morning and night
trains. Pullman sleeping cars on all night
trains City ticket office 100 East Douglas
avenue, corner of Main street. Passenger
station corner Douglas and Mead avenues.
L. \. RUTHERFORD,
dl55-1lt Ticket Agent.
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Tempting spread at the Brighton noon
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finishes OF dress nicely.
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So. Is TO Warrensburg, No.. and Return Via
Kansas City.

General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
St. Louis, Mo. lU2tt
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Covered with Sores

Boy one year and half old. Face and
body in terrible condition. being
covered with sores. Sulphur springs
fail. Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
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Itching and Burning.

I have been afflicted since last March with a skin
disease the doctors called eczema. Ny face was
covered with scabs and sores. and the itching and
burning were almost unbearable. Seeing your CT
REMEDIES so highly recommended, con-
Guided TO give them trial, using the CUTCURA
and CUTICURA SOAP externally, and RESOLVENT
for four months. I call myself cured, in
gratitude for which l make this public statement.
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The hotel and hath rooms At ChinEavaSa
Springs viii be le4>el 10 tLe night party
on very favorable terms. For particulars
address al once Lock Box .. Marion. Kan.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-08
7HE End is AT HAND.
General Miles Talks About tho
Indian Troubles.
THE PEOPLE OF MANY STATES.
seriously lnterestcd-No Other Civi.
lied People Would Tolerate
Thousands OF Armed Say.
ages In tho Country.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 7.-GGneral SIilea
said to-day; Generals Ruger and
Brooke have been doing all they could
70 put the small number Of available
troops in position to DO useful, aud, 60
Tar rs possible, staying the threatened
cyclone; yet the end OF the Indisn
troubles is Immediately .at hand. No
other civilized county on the iaco of,ho
earth would tolerate many thousands Of
armed savages scattered through differ.
ent states and tertitorlcs. The people
OF Texas, Western Kansas, Nebraska.
north and South Dakota, Niontant
wyoming, Utah, Eastern Washington
Idaho, Arizona and New Mexico sra
seriously interested In this l,,bier,,
n,aa Mnile y tho fire may DO suppressed iu ono
pace 1t will be still smoulderius and
liable to break ont at other places where
they least expect it under the present
system." $3.50
General Miles hasreceiyed from Lieu
tenant Castor, oi the Eighth cavalry.
report Of the council held wish IL,
Cheyennes at the Mission on Topt ma
river, Montana, with reference 10 these
matters, aud Lieutenant Gdston rppor
that at this conference there wero pres
eent,spotted Woll, Old Grow, Whita ElF.
Badger, Porcrpine and number tf
other Cheycnnes, Sioux and Fire Grow.
and Ogallalla sioux. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-08
A STORMY PASSAGE.
The Terrible Experience of tho North
German Lloyd Steamer SnnIe.

The Terrible Experience Of tho North
German Lloyd Steamer SnaIe.
NEW YORK, Dec. THE North Ger.
man Lloyd steamer Ssale, which ar.
rived at her dock in Hoboken this morn
ing, had the stormiest passage she ever
experienced. On Monday last the strong
westerly gale turned into hurricane.
Every wave washed the deck fore and
aft. 4 towering mountain OF water
swept over the bridge and deluged the
officer in command. This was followed
by another of equal sizs and shortly
afterwards by third. The command
was given to he0ve to and await the SUBJ
siding OF the storm. The steam was
shut of, and then there occurred sud-
den do%n.draft through the furnaces,
which forced vast volumes OF smoke into
the stoker's compartment. This puffed
up the air tunnels aud rushed into
the saloon and dining rooms. Some ex-
citable person yelled "tire," and for a
whileapanic prevailed. Only the prompt
assurance OF the oilicern that there was
no danger prevented serious conse.
quenc.s. 1t was eight hours before the
ship could resume her course. Tuesday
was also stormy day, and on Wednes.
day the bridge was again swept by waves
When the Saale reached New Found.
land banks, her deck was covered with
ice. Neils Siemonson, an immigrant,
died Of delirium tremens on November
q, and on the following day Anna
Chevis, another steerage passenger, died
OF pneumonia. Both were buried at
sea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-08
THE GREATEST DANGER
To the Farmers Alliance is Now
Very Apparent.
DESPITE ALL EXPLANATIONS
Tho Opinion Gains Ground That Cor.
poratlOn Capital Controls IL.
Democratic Lobbyists ut
tho Convention.

0cALA, FLA, Dec. 7.-Wbilo the Ma
tional Alliance delegates have been rest
ing many important conferences have
been held. All OF this will facilitate
the convention work tomorrow, and Il
is predicted that more real business vii
be done than during all the previous
sessions put together.
Despite all explanations, there arc
Georgia men hero who say that the
opinion is prevalent in that State that
corporation capital controls tho policy OIL
tho Alliance, farmer and economist as
well. The whole affair has been an un.
fortunate one for the National Alliance,
and its more conservative members say
that experience ought to teach the
national officers lesson with regard to
intermeddlng in state politics.
Before adjournment last night, Wash.
ington, D. o., was decided upon as the
place, and the third Tuesday in Eoyem-
Der as the time for holding the next an.
nual meeting of the National Alliance.
Strong efforts, it is said, will be made to.
morrow to revoke this action and make
Indianapolis the place, with considerable
hope OF success. Prejudice against
Washington has been excited by west.
erners here. An opinion is gaming
ground here that the National leaders
OF the Democratic party have many lob.
byists here in their interest.
1t is predicted that when it finally
Gomez from the committee it will have
been modified aud changed in many
important particulars with q view to
making it accord with the Democratic
doctrine to such an extent that it can
easily be endorsed by the National
Democratic Convention in 1892.
The Alliance Ocala platform could, it
is predicted, secure absolute adoption
by the National Democratic Convention
aud this, with the Endorsement OF the
modified sub.treaaury bill, would place
the Democratic party sQuarely upon the
Faruers' Alliance platform. In this
way it would gain the support OF the en-.
tire Alliance and Democratic votes
throughout the country.
A strong effort will be made to allow
press representatives to be present dur.
ing the debates tomorrow. @-.-
The report OF the committee on the
sub.treasury bill as its result, will be by
far the most importan. action OF the
Alliance on any public measure which
has bearing On National politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-08
A DESPERATE BATTLE
With Desperadoes-An E.cltins Tragedy
Enacted on the Streets OF an Indann

With Desperndoes-An E.cltins Tragedy
Enacted on the Streets OF m Indiann
Town. ~
CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec. IA special
from Churubus county, Ind, tells OF the
capture late last night of Mervin Kuhns,
the desperate who is wanted at Eos.
toria, Ohio, Tor the murder OF a man
named Canpau. Sheriff Vilsers and a
roese from Fort Wayne effected the cap.
ture.
The fight between kuhns and the Off.
GERS was most desperate one. The Off.
GERS followed Kuhns up IRON Fort
Wayne through the country, distance
of eighteen miles, to this place, which
they reached little after 5 o'clock last
night. The men met on the street, q
short distance from the railroad station.
kuhns had been joined in the village
by James Messe, an ex-conyict and a
partner Of the desperate. As soon vas
the officers appro, ched them the out
laws opened fire. Policeman John Con-
nelly iell at the first volley with three
deathly wounds in his body, any one OF
which will prove fatal. James Messe
was brought down with shot through
his left leg and WAS easily captured. The
most desperate battle ensued between
kuhns and Deputy Sheriff Tom Wilkin.
son, Of Fort Wayne. They fought at
short range until their revolvers were
emptied. Three times Sheriff Wilkinson
put his pistol close to Kuhns' breast
and fired. The desperate, however,
managed to escape. He walked
two miles until, in dying con.
dlion he wss compelled 10 SEEK shel.
ter ats farmers house. His hiding place
was quickly brought to the knowledge
Of the police and Kuhne was taken pris.
oner without q struggle. When he was
examined By a physician it was found
that he was literally riddled with bullets
Joseph Moses, after he was arrested
drew knife on Sheriff wilkinson and
narrowly escaped being killed by thai
officer. Both Connolly and Kuhns viii
die.
Tho prisoners were taken to Fort
Wayne at O'Clock this Sunday morn
ing to avoid lynching, which wal
threatened by the enraged people o
Churubus county.
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- L-7Is.
SENATOR SMITHS DISEASE.
Tho Autopsy Shows tnat the avm,t,n..


Tho Autopsy Shows tnat the symptom.
were Mistaken. - -
To Re Editor Of the InteisiGeacs-. {. AZ !: :,i
sln:-Tho post mortem examination
of the remains OF the la:e Senator B. i !
Smith has been completed, bnt thu re
suit has not yet been given out in writ.
ten statement, unless to the iamily of
the deceased. sSH6
Drs. Mercer and McLqne, OF this n,ace, !.
and nrs. Stewart aud Bicckbnrn Z
Steubenvllle, performed the antonsy
Their oral statement to tho family n2si
mitted that the primary cause OF dea,b
was acute pentonitis, which might ba, a
been superinduced by atrain twaniv
years since, the disease having becon y
chronic from lapse OF time aud lnct H. Hoe e
treatment. AS The technical statero, nj
is not made out, VIC cRnno: give pnv fnrs Nv
lher description, other tina I'M III t
trouble was located near The atnmanh no
and extended over the intestipes '
Ihe re.uit WAS IN astound;n, !, d;,oo.r--
cry TO thu physicians, as it had sIl nlonr
through his many treatmepts hean sn =, 3
Posea una me trouble was located in The
bladder AMI kidneys !: consequently he
%as 80 treated, until recently, and
many Of the modes Of treatment used
were an ae!ua! Injury to tho patient
However, Senator Smith firmly believed
that no was suffering from kldnev
troubles. complaining OF nothing else
except bis stomach. - o''o ''.i
Strange to relate, he had consulted az
least twelve physicians, end moi one NJ of
them could locate thu actual trouble aa
1t turned out 10 bo. I " I - 0'v y 40 40
Nsw Cumberland, Dec. G.
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A HORRIBLE EXHIBITION.

Brutal Bull Fight in Mexico-Frison Guards
Murdered by Prisoners.
Ell PAso. TEXAS, Dec. The bull
fights this afternoon Mt Jaures, Mexico,
were viewed by m immense crowd.
They were brutal and fierce in every re-
spectand one horse ridden byafghter was
horned three times, ripping the left fore
leg almost from the body. The bulls
were vicious and kept the crowd at a
fever Of excitement during the afternoon.
Fhe last bull was sabred and dragged
from tho arena dead.
While the soldiers we're absent from
the post attending the fight, the CON.
vict soldiers revolted at the barracks,
killing the sergeant OF the guards, a
corporal and a private. The Durderers,
eighteen in number, broke from the
barracks and escaped to the mountains.
They were followed by the soldiers,
three ovartalen and shot to death, and
four captured and returned to the post.
They are ordered to be killed at sunrise
tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-08
TIE WORLDS EAR.
Chicago Defended By One OF iicr Citizen.
In D:scuseion.

Chicago Defended By One OF Her Citizen.
In D:scussion.
LONDON, Dec. ION "Wednesday
evening the Royal Society OF Arts, the
proceedings Of which as rule are some. I
what dull, had a fairly interesting dis
cussion, the subject being the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, to be held in
Chicago in 1892. The talk ,was CON-
menced by james Dredge, a member of
the society executive council, and editor
OF Engineering, who read prodipiousIy
long paper. in which he told the story Of
tho New York versus Chicago strurple.
Dr.. Dredge evidently would have pre-.
fcIred the former site had he been com
PEELED to make choice OF thetw cities
but his own particular fancy is Niagara.
over which he waxed very enthusiastic.
to the disadvantage OF Chicago. He
doubted whether IN exhibition at
place like Chicago could become an in
Iernational show; but he admitted that
some English traders might find it worth
their while to exhibit. 55''''s
Sir Richard Webster, Attorney Gen.
eral; Sir Truman Wood and Sir Ereder-
lex Bramwell expressed the hope that
the British Government would he
officially represented, but they were not
sangnGine. Nobody seemed to undeI-i
stand the process OF reasoning which
induced Americans to prefer Chicago to
New York. Mr.. Kennedy, the famous
Foreign 0iiice negotiater of commercial
treaties, seemed hurt that the British
Government had not been asked to help
the exhibition; but his speech rather
indicated that be should be very much
surprised II European recognition should
be asked for any show not held in tire
commercial capital and greatest mort OF
the United States. ''5
A Chicago man who had accilentallv
found bis wayto the meeting was much
grieyed at the slighting manner i'm
which the great emporium OF the West
was referred to, and he forthwith pre-
ceeded to tell some wonderful tales
about its limilless wealth, power aud
population, which made some OF hia
audience wonder whether London is NOT
about played out. The Chicago man.
who declared his name to be Grisbeir'
but did not spell it, waxed especially
eloquent upon the alleged fact that.
%itnin radius OF 500 miles OF Ills civ
there were 22,0000O0 people, whereas
in Il similar radius around New York
there were only 100000. A mild.
hammered man in the audience murmur-
ed something about tho Atlantic ocean
swallowing up half OF New York'a
radius and the fairness OF counting pes
pie at sea; but the Chicago man looked
go fierce and determined tha. the arpn,
men! was not followed up. q:
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THE D. 4 0. STRIKE.
Affairs Are still Unsatisfactory Men From
NfRrtinsburg.


MRrtinsburE.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. THE trouble
with the swithmen in the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad Yards at Glenwood still re.
mains unsettled. Everything is quiet,
and the men who arc out offer no vio.
lence or interference TO tho moving Of
trains by imported swltchmen. The
men resent the imputation that they are
on strike, and say they acted only in
accordance with the alternative offered
by the company. This morning twenty
two men arrived from Martinsburg to
take the places Of those who have quit.
The men were Immediately put to work.
In the morning two trains wero moved
over the junction road by the new
switchmen and transferred 10 The Pitts
burgh K Western without difficulty.
The switchmen's association No. CO
held q meeting at IL Fifth avenue, Sat-
urday night and their deliberations were
not concluded until an early hour this
Tho most that could be
learned concerning tho result arrived at
WAS n decision to appeal to the Grand
Lodge for Intervention in the settlement
OF the difficulty. Such an appeal was
accordingly made, but it will be two or
three days before anything will result
from such action. They assert that the
through.freight men are in sympathy
and that general strike may result.
Grand Master Downey, Of the Switch
mems Association, was expected here
tonight, but ut midnight had not
arrived. Secret meetings are being held
at both Pittsburgh and Glenwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-08
THE EALL OF PARNBLL.
The Mccarthy Party Preparing
aVigorous Campaign.
A FIGHT TO THE BITTER END
Is Now On...Thc Catholic Clcrgy's
Warnings Against Parncli...Dc-
tails Of the SplIt...A Stormy
Scene ut tho Conference.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE conference oi
the Mccarthy party was prolonged until
after midnight last night. Mr.. Mccarthy
presided throughout the session. A
committee, consisting OF Messrs Murphy,
barry, Morrough, Healy, Sexton and
Power, were appointed to draft pros
pectus for n limited company to establish
a daily newspaper in Ireland to be
devoted TO the sinterests OF the Nationalist
party. Harry Webb, the treasurer Of
the Neps company, opened list and
the members present subscribed l.030
pounds. 1t is probable that United
ireland will become daily publication.
The nominal capital OF the company
proposed is 100000 pounds, Of which
$4,000 pounds will be paid up.
The majority party are keenly alive 10
the disadvantage OF the leading Nation-
a!ist papers siding with Parnell. and the
whole OF the machinery Of the National
League being under bis control. They
are hopeful, however, that tho
influence OF the bishops and priests will
assist them to obtain popular verdict.
Both sides are preparing for an immedi-
ate campaign In Ireland.
A letter from the Archbishops and
Bishops was read in the Catholic
churches in Ireland after the celebration
OF masses to-day. At st. Co!man's ca.
thedral, Queenstown, after the letter
had been read, Rev. Father Fisk ad-
dressed the congregation. He declared
that 1t was no longer possible for Par
nell 10 remain ut the head OF the Irish
party. He had disgraced, dishonored
and degraded himself by his own acts
and could not lead this smallest section
Of the Irish people. In refusing
to recognize the authority OF the
bishops, Parnell was doing incalcu.
liable mischief 10 the irish cause, was
performing the work OF the enemy and
vas rendering the people disunlted and
The Mayor OF Cork. after hearing OF
the secession OF the Mccarthy party,
last evening sent the following dispatch
to John O'Uonnor:
Ireland won't allow England to select
her leader. This right belongs to Ire
land. Tho Irish wont stand Gludstone's
Atthe Catholic church, in Mitchells.
town. the officiating priest, after reading
the declaration OF the hierarchy, warned
the supporters OF Parnell throughout his
district not to defy their spiritual supe-
rnra y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-08
CONDENskD TkLEGRAMS.

The Canadian parliament has been
prorogued until January 10.
a bushel OF counterfeit half dollars
were unearthed by house excayators a,
Venice, III.
Louise Steckel, a dom estic, was aa.
phyxialed at New York by gas escaping
from a burner in her room.
The schooner NJ. E. Lloyd drifted
ashore at Pomquet Forks, Nova Scotia,
and the entire crew was lost.
Miss Maud Whitelaw was burned ia
death at St. Louis yesterday by an ex.
plosion CT gasoline stove.
Whitecaps whipped several persons
in Harrison county, Indiana, Thursday
nighs and warned several others.
The Cherokee Liye Stock Association
say they will resist the governments at.
tempts to coahscate cattle left on the
strip.
Swan Gutaison, a young Swedish Ia
borer, at Cherokee, la., has fallen hei
to s5OO,o00 by the death Of Pennsyl
vania relative.
George T. McClelland, claiming to b,
Vice President Of the Co;nstock Vir
ginia Mining Company, mysteriousl,
disappeared from Denver hotel.
The Coronel's jury on the recent juno
ton accident at Jacksonville, found tina
the Alton and Wabash colnpanie
erred in not providing necessary sale
guards. s1':s Z,
William Walter Phelps, Minister |,
Germany, and Frederick Douglas, Min
lister to Hayti, sailed from New York 10
their respective stations yesterday.
The mutilated bodies OF man,
woman aud child were found in til
flint hills OF Greenwood county, Kan
by hunters. Supposed they were emf
! grants murdered by horse thieves.
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LoSDo", Dec. 7,-During the past
week discount was firm at 81 for three
months and 81 for short. On the stock;
exchange business was dull. The recent
rise was too rapid TO last and has led to
a reaction. Toward the close OF the
year there is always restriction OF
operations, but this year the movement
has begun earlier and is more pro.
nounced than usual.
American railway securities were ir.
regular, but prices were generally main.
tanned above the New York leyel.
The disposition here to buF, notYith.
standing newe OF failures by cable and
reports Of had business is chief y checked
by New York selling orders.