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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21
THE ATCBISON FIRE

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Dec. 20-The report
that the loss by fire last night 10 the Cen
trail Branch of the Union Pacific shops in
this city was 5000, proves upon investi-
CATION 10 be incorrect. The loss is esti-
mated today at s, 500, only one building
of any consequence being burned The
fire originated in the paint shop. which is
under the same roof with the carpenter
and planning shops. This building was
totally destroyed, as also was the office of
the master car builder, a small structure,
which stood near the round house. The
machine shops, and other large buildings
in the vicinity, were saved, and the loss IS
much lighter than was at first supposed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21
FEED. L. JOHNSON. Observer.
NEW CORPORATIONS.

TOPEKA. Nan, Dec. 20-The secretary OF
state has issued charters TO the following
new Kansas corporations:
The Thespians, an amateur dramatic
company, OF Doniphan. DirectOrs-N. q.
Brenner, T. T. Moore, T. l. Brenner
The Sterling Electric Power Storage
Car company, Of Sterling Qimitedl: capital
stock. $1,000 Directors. a Hackett,
VI. 6. Kimbsll, J. HOPES, p. Hackett, p
T. TTueheart
The Cooperative National association.
Of Topeka. Directors. c. Binder. J. G.
Caugher, William c. Knox. &. G. Blake
and A. II. Weatherbee. The institution
has no capital stock
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NEW PENSIONS
WASHINGTON, Dec 19-The following
new pensions were granted:


new pensions were granted:
KANSAS.
Original-Michael Brophy, Colembus Gn-
sane); Samuel McColIey, Emporia; George
Messick, Latham; John Pitts, Olathe;
Bharles s. Shue, Winfield; Francis +.
Ruff, Lenora; John Wineland, Kill Creek.
Navy-David Hildred, National Military
home; William Hay, Springfield
Restoration and increase-Charles G.
Wood, Louisburg.
Increase-Samuel NJ Wise, Richland;
Jacob A Hoover. Phillipsburg; Lewis
Jonea, Westphalia; Charles K. Pease,
Leavenworth; John d. Ong, Cherryvale;
Samuel Palmer, Abilene; George w.
Dozeer, Bayard; William Hatfield, Trading
Post; James NJ. Denney. Humboldt;
John Mclean, Litchfeld; William I. Fox,
Marvin; Jacob II. Smith. Fort Scott,
George Griffin, Atchison: Edward +. Ne
berry, Hallowell: Robert Baker, McCune:
Lewis ID. Buck, Merrantown; Phillip
Harris, Peabody; William l.. Ray, Ker-
win; Walton X. Finch, Baldwin: Haze
kiah Ramsey, Little River; Charles L.
Cooper, Central City; Byron X. Porter.
Garnett; ID. Clinton Stubbs, Wellington:
Archibald Scott, Neodesha; Edward F Foster,
Independence.
Original widows, etc.-Mary L.. widow
of James ID. Kerr, Wetmore: Mary L..
widow of James Stevens, Lawrence; Mary
A, widow of Charles Leftwick. Cunning
ham; Lucy T., widow of l.. Cooley, era
ham.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Original invalid-William IT. Riddle,
Vista.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Original-George W. Williams, King
fisher.
Increase-John c. Henderson, Guthrie.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE

CrSCTNSATI, o.. Dec IA dispatch
from Manchester. o, says. Bert Csdwzl-
through a window and fed. pursued by
huBdred men. some q whom were zTrpsf
and fired ai hiru Whenever within rauxss
Finding he could net escape, CadwaliadeT
stopped. and .hcf and killed hiusslE The
men had ouzrre.ed about money. I.asnrs
was 50 year, old. and CsdwzIlsdsr vzs a
ycunx lAborer
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CuTTIN6 AFFRAY

GUTHRIE, Ok, Dec 20-In a difficulty
today f. ID. Turbin, better known as Capt.
Redshirt, was severely cut about the face
by JEFF. Coheet. Turbin is the man who
last summer shot man named Taylor, a
brother-in-law of Coheet. The fight grew
out of land contest which had been de-
cided against Turbin. Both parties were
arrested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21
PROHIBITION IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Dec 20.-The Presbyterian
churches of Canada and the general con-
ference of the Methodist church of Can
ada have taken action in the line of petit
tioning the house of commons fer a law
prohibiting the manufacture of all alco-
bolic liquors for beverage purposes in
Canada. Over $4,000 petitions to this end
will be circulated This is the most ex-
tensive movement that has yet been in-
augurated in taking the sense of the peo-
pie of Canada on the question of prohibi-
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DYNAMITE SHELLS.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Dec 0-Dr- Joel p.
Justin, the Syracuse inventor. who has
been courring fate through the invention
Of shell whereby dynamite can be thrown
from an ordinary gun without fear Of a
premature explosion Of the she'll, made
three successful tests at his range today.
Seven and one-haf pounds OF dynamite
were thrown in a shell distance OF -
feet and exploded against target.
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A SUCKER CAUGHT.

MEMPHIS. Tenn Dec. eo--Two unknown
men this afternoon robbed a passenger on
the Bald Knob railroad of SAG They
asked the passenger 10 play a game al
seven mp FOR Sl0 corner, and when be
il, while the other one kept back the nss.
sengers with brace OF revolvers. Both
robbers escaped
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A LOST duke.

VIENNA, Dec 20.-An Austrian warship
will sail next week from Trieste to search
for the Archduke John of Austria. The
latest intelligence of the missing archduke
was brought by bark, which reported
having spoken the bark commanded by
the archduke on July 81, near Cape Horn.
A terrific gale prevailed at the time and
since nothing from the archduke's bark
has been received 1t is feared the bark
may have been lost.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21
THE KlCKAPOOINDlANS-

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, Dec. 2O-There is
no truth in the report that 1000 Kickapoos
are engaged in ghost dance in the Indian
territory. There are only 300 Kickapoos,
all told, and they are on their reservation,
engaged in their usual peaceable pursuits
Ghost dancing by other tribes is almost en-
tirely stopped and no alarm is felt
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THE PARNEIL STRUGGLE.

KILKENNY, Dec. 20.-Mr. ParnelI, de
spite the injury to mis- eyes, continues tG
take an active part in the campaign OF
Mr.. Vincent Scully. Today he delivered
an address from the window of his hotel.
He declared that il was not Hour that was
thrown in his eyes. Slate and lime, ne
says, were the substances with which ne
was attacked. He said that he would
allow no combination to drive him from
his duty to Ireland, however powerful.
He would not yield to English dictation.
The whole policy of his opponents was the
ventilation of lies about a miserable
scandal They had nothing TO stand upon
but filth; but the pure waters of public
opinion would wash them and their NTH
away.
LONDON, Dec. 2o.-Tho Kilkenny coare-
spondent of the Daily News says: II pre-
viously, on information obtained from his
doctor, denounced the injury of Mr.. Par
neil as cowardly. 1t turns out, however,
that the danger was ridiculously exagger-
ated. Mr. Parnell would have done equal
ly well without his bandage. The whole
thing is clap-trap and make-believe.
Kilkenny, Dec. 2O-Drs. Hackett and
Fitzgerald, Mr.. Parnelfs physicians, have
issued formal statement declaring that
the substance thrown into Mr.. Parnell's
eyes was lime, and that the danger of per
manent injury to his sight is not over.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 20.-The steamer
Aurania, from New York to Liverpool,
arrived here today. Mr.. Harrington, the
only one of the six Irish ENJOYS who went
to America who espouses the cause OF Mr..
Parnell, was passenger on the Aurania.
He came ashore here and received great
ovation from a crowd which had gathered
to greet him at the dock at which he was
landed by the company's tender.
KILKENNY, Dec 20-Messrs. Mccarthy,
Sexton and Condor, have started for
Bolougne to meet VIM. OBrien, Father
Humphreys accompanies the party.
Mr.. ParneU made another speech this
evening. During the speech he said he
felt it within him that the day of
victory was near at hand and that
this was the last bitter and doubtful
struggle for Ireland. II feel" he aaid,
that the gates of darkness will open be-
fore us. We are even now walking in the
valley of the shadow of death, yet the
light will surely come-the light of the
Irish sunburst, which has never been alb
sent, and which never will, but which will
always be beacon to our nation to en-
courage us to 90 forward, and to light our
path and show US the true road. On that
road we will walk together to victory"
Throughout the town of Skibbereen in
Cork have been posted placards bearing
thewords: Civil war is certain"
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SIGNAL SERVICE OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan,
Dec 20.-The highest temperature was 62S,
the lowest temperature &C., and the
mean temperature, 49', with gentle
northerly winds, dense fog followed by
partly cloudy weather and rising barome-
tor.
Last year, on Dec. 20, the highest tenn
perature was so, the lowest 25a, and the
mean, SOS, and two years ago the CORES
ponding temperatures were 40, lSo aud
33S
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. d. c.,
Dec. 20, sp. m.-Forecast until S p. IN
Sunday.
For Kansas-Colder, fair, northwesterly
winds, fair Monday.
For Missouri-Light rains, fair winds,
shifting TO northwesterly.
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a MINISTER'S CRIME

CIxcTSSATI. Dec "a special from
Columbus. Ind. saws: Rev. James Camp
bell, a prominent Methodist preacher, was
convicted this morning Of having commit
ted criminal operation on Annie Hunt
man. domestic Ia his family. he was
fined 500 ana sentenced 70 TWO year. in
the peuitent3ary.
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SHOTIN LIE BACK

HIeGISsyILLE, No, Dec. 2o-Jobn Gable.
a wealthy farmer living a mile from here
was called 10 his door last night BY "a
stranger, who asked Mr.. Cable TO direct
him 10 the house OF a friend in the neigh
borhOod- As Mr.. Gable turned 70 dirsct
the stranger, the latter shot him in the
back and then escaped No reason Is
Anown for the attempted assassination
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21
RAILROAD MOVEMENTS AT TRINIDAD.

/ he railroads centering in Trinidad. Col,
have purchased a site for a handsome
Union depot, to be built of stone and
pressed brick, at once. The Union Pacific
is surveying for n new road bed and track
between Trinidad and Pueblo, a distance
of nearly one hundred miles. TO be built
without delay. The Rock Island
will begin construction into Trinidad soon,
it is authoritatively reported.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Continued from First Page.

p, who had brought man OF % TO tn'
block
The trial was concluded this evening
Eyraud was condemned to death and Nile
Bompard to twenty years at hard labor
The woman, upon hearing her sentence
appeared to be utterly overcome, ana IeiI
back into the arms of her doctor Eyrauo
showed not the slightest sign of emotion.
While being conducted to his cell. Eyraud
necessarily murmured: Condemned 10
death at last; but l expected 1t he re
fused to eat his dinner. He expressed the
hope to his keepers that he would ot
in the hope that her sentence Will Ot
shortened.
Dr. Charcot, leading authority on hyp-
notism, ridicules the theory Oh tne Nancy
school regarding Mile. Bompards crimL
nality. He sees nothing in the case tnai
places the woman outside the category OF q
vulgar criminal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21
SEFE-BlOWiNG.

CBScISSATI Dec 20-The heavy safes in
the Pickery building were blown open last
night with dynamite. and bonds aRd
money 70 the amount Of s. ono were stolen.
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HERRON'S
Cor. Fourth and Douglas Ave
4 aRifTF

MIySEAPoLIs. MINI, Dec 51-Tbs n
bune's Mason CRY Ia specia1 sayt.
james Perry. q Floyd couufT. was srrS-s.
~ aid fred 60 for whipping BIZ sSof's@ss
child vgi'h q hOrseW ip He eli pises
ol the boys no@~ ofI. and OtberN-zs tzgts-
lafsd hls sane and bodT.
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4 sHOpT Line

CHICAGO. Dec. s1-The Rock isizni
road will oreu is Gus Ire fron Omaha -
Besfr rice, NetsraskA o. January 4 when u
viii iu&uzurAte . fNst train sNrslcs D.
tween Chlcazo and Dt1Ts-
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cAaaeEs AeAlssr 4 husnfay.

DETBCIT. MieE. Der. - --Oss - tss
laEn4t-s q. a nunDeTy % the hous@ ~ Toe
1e-Sd-bsphsrd. isft that Institution sGFrsD
utlonsly scroe time ago shs vas iorated
today AZ tos hous~ u frirnd. Sb- says
she Left t~-causr the iDstlfafAgn vas c0t
ran properly D-Gnqu-Bfs sew Offrl
WHIPPED satn uizehins strEps- Ihs food
sAz 5oof. srsryfhiog b~inz beZz~d Ons
sister hAd died from tts snsczs q 1870
thing la soras 81 the food. 0ts sori dlsd
gAlie she H2s b-inx wklgf@d 4 ne rsotber
q t.e1e statE1S<aEA
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Inflammation Of the Bladder

And enlargement OF the prostrate CLAN,
Can be cured by using.
The Excelsior SPRINGS, Mo. waters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21

Cures while ycu ~ait-Prestou's He'd
Akau
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A 81 ANDERER KILLED.

Immediate relief by using Preston:
Hed-Ake"
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Why suffer- Preston's ''Hed-Ake viii
ure you.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
Notice for Publ cation.
A Kick bush,
ReHiSt er

Laad Office at Waasau, Wis, Oct, 20, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the fcl!u wing
named settler has fled notice Of His intentCr
to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the L.
:. Land Office at WauSau, wis, on December
10, 1890, viz; Samuel Thompson. H'd Entry
No. 1866 for the N W II n f. u and The + IL
n III OF Sec. 4 3, A. OF Il O +. He aamea
the following witnesses to prove his coEtiIu-
GUS residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Leonard Thomas, Richard Keesler
stephen Aldrich and John Draper all OF State
Line r. O. wis. Any person WHO desires tC
protest against the allowance OF such proof
or who knows Of any substantial reason. an
der the law and the regulations OF the Inter
Tor Department, why such proof should not
be allowed. will be given an opportunity at
the above mentioned time ana place to cross
examine. the witnesses oi said claimant aud
TO offer eTilonce in rebUttal OF that submitted
by claimant.
AUGUST EiCEBT'sH,
Register.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
Notice for Publication.

Land Once at Wauaau, October 18th, 1850
Notice is hereby given thar the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in support Of His claim
and that said proof Will be made before th
T.. S, Land Office at WauSaG, Wis. on Nov,
2Sth 1890, viz; Richard kepsier, H'd No
!1657, for the s 1a $ L Ii Of SScc T, Up ~ y o
RAJ, + He names the following Witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land viz; Leonard Thorn
IS, A. A. Mosher and Samuel ThonpS, Il, o.
State Line, wis.
A Kickbr<h,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
NOTICE.
Register.

I. g. Land Ofice. WaEsau, Wis. Nov, [. 1890.
Complaint having been entered st this Office
nv H9ryey ROwell against 'aneS Ballard for
abandoning his II meStead Entry No. $3.50
dated Tan 81, 1855, upon the : + II. $ " y
w II, e 4, lot / Section y, Township AZ,
y, Range 9, e. in Oneida county. Wisconsin
with q view tt, tho cancnllotiO OF said entry
the sail nHr:i@S are hereh% su.nnlOned to ap-
pear ~ this Office on the 81 day day OF Jan
vary. 1891, at O'Clock p. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment
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RECEIVERS SALE.
In Circuit; Court OF Oneida County,.
dEa j. E.. Lewis 90
Plaintiff.
Alexander Johnston ct al
DefenGentS

]
Nv irtuc Of an Oi'tle! OF the court made in
the above en-: tiled action, on the 2Jth day
October A ID. 1890, the subscriber, Il receiy
or, fo, that purpose duly appointed viii sci
ut public auction at tn. mill yard OF AleXand
tai Johnston. one half mile west OF the village
Of Eagle River Oneida county Wis. on th'
18Th day Of December, A. D. 1890. at two
O clock in the afternoon OF that day; the Ea"
and single mill described in the complaint IL
this 9ctioE, and all the personal property lee
'5ag therein and connected Herewith, directed
Inv said order to be sold. and situated On the
premises, described az foiio%h, 20 wit: Com
mencing at the north east CORNER OF lot num-
Der two On OF section number thirty two
t32) toWasliip member forty (i0) noTtF
range t,tliI,ar ten 90 ca&t Oneida county.
Wisconsin, ON the bal<h of Eagle RIVER, th"nr,
f.unnin2 south on the six te2nth Nn2 o! &#je
section tG TIE Dorth iinp OF linA creek roo"
so called thence west nn the north lac o. MnG
creek road 80 rods, thence north 10 the We
'rnlR edge on the bank Of said gle rive
tnance eastarly i!owin@ the mcaa !Hrih%s
said Eagle rivor 70 the place q! hpgi,inEt
A)ated October 31st. 1890. j. 9. Lewis.
Receiver
TAiban, Barnes & Coiman,
Plain i':'s Aity's
post Office II ldress, Eagle River, wisconsoT.
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Aiban, Barnes & Coman,
Plain i'::s Aity's.
post Office n dress, Eagle River, WiHconsoT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-11
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Moran is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Shelley at Palatka, Fla.
R. D. Mayer of this city is very i'll at the
Savannah hospital with malarial fever.
James II. Hunter and wife left yesterday
for Capon Springs Va, via Washington.
Mr.. Q. D. Baldwin, of the firm of Pea
cock, Hunt & Co., was elected director of
the Citizens Bank yesterday.
c. G.. Anderson, Jr., and r. G. Fleming,
Jr., were among the passengers which sailed
yesterday on the steamship Tallahassee for
New York.
G. w. Stradtman, general secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Association, left
last night over the Central for Put-in-Bay,
where he will join his family and spend his
vacation. He will return the last of the
month.
j. f. LOOMS, a prominent manufacturer
of Chattanooga, with his wife and Miss
Jessie LOOMS and s. P. LOOMS, were regis
tered at the Pulaski yesterday morning.
and sailed on the steamship Tallahassee for
New Y ork in the afternoon.
Miss Jessie McIntosh, daughter of Judge
Mcqueen Mcintosh of this state, the lady
who invented an apparatus two years ago to
preserve fruit in transit by rail that netted
her handsome sum has, it is said. perfected
another invention, the nature of which she
has not yet disclosed, but it is understood
that it is more remarkable than her first in
yantion
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A WAR WITH RUM SELLERS.
A Claim that $eoo.ooo.ooo is spe,
for DRINK Annually

Claim that 100000. 900 is Spent
for Drink Annually.
Evangelist Tasker delivered the first of
a series Of temperance lectures In the gospel
tent on Bull and Anderson streets last night
on the subject of the "Waste of
Intemperance." About 300 people were
In attendance and good order was pre-
served. Mr.. Tasker handled the whisky
men and their business without gloves and
made some strong arguments in support of
his position.
Among other things the preacher said
that 5000, 200, 900 is spent in the United
States every year for drink, an amount
greater than the combined amounts ex-
pended in this country for missions, educa-
ton, and all bread and meat used In this
country.
After the lecture was concluded an expe-
rience and prayer meeting was held, and a
proposition was made to all those desiring
prayer to come forward. There did not
seem to be much interest taken
in the prayer meeting, however, and
the responses to the propositions were
few. The evangelist announced that his
subject Tonight will be whisky Selling as
Business in treating of which he pro.
poses to make the fur fly from the LIQUOR
dealers regardless of consequences.
Mr.. Fasker informed a MORNING NEWS
reporter last night that he will probably
leave the city next week. as he had several
other engagements to fill this fall. He will
go to Blackshear from Savannah, aud will
spend the winter in jacksonville, where he
says he is well known,
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CONNOLLY-BUTLER.
Atlanta's Chief OF Poiios Carries Off a
Savan ah Bride.

Atlsnta's Chief OF Poiios Carries Off a
Savan = ali Bride.
Capt. Arthur B. Connolly of Atlanta and
Miss Aggie E Butler of this city were mar
ried at the Cathedral yesterday morning at
6:l5 o'clock, Rev. w. A. Mccarthy Of
floating The attendants were Mr.. H. T.
Connolly of Atlanta, brother Of the groom,
and Miss Lizzie Galvan of Augusta.
The chancel was very prettily decorated,
and despite the early hour a host of friends
of the bride and groom were present to
witness the solemn and impressive ceremony.
The party drove from the Cathedral to the
Central railroad depot, where the happy
couple took the $40 train for a short bridal
tour, after which they will settle in their
future home In Atlanta.
Capt. Connolly is the efficient and popu-
lar chief of police Of che Gate City, and the
bride, daughter Of John q. Butler, ESQ, is
an accomplished and estimable young lady.
who is very 20 Jular in social circles.
The presents were numerous and hand
some, among them being many from friend
in Atlanta and Augusta. Capt. and Mrs.
Connolly have the best wishes of their
many friends for happy aud prosperous
futIlPa