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The rustler., 1891-12-04
CONFIR MED.
The ousting of Erazila President ofiiclaiiy
Confirmed he Revolution Peaceful

The ousting of Erazil'a President oniciaiiy
Coniirmed- The Revolution Peaceful.
WAsmNGToN, Nov 25-Senhor Mem
donca, the Brazilian minister, has re-
ceived cablegram dated yesterday
from the brazilian minister of foreign
affairs confirming the press dispatches
announcing the resignation of Presi-
dent Fonseca of Brazil and the assump-
ton of the office by Vice-President
peixotte. Minister Mendonca has
heretofore been of the opinion that dis
satisfaction with President Fonseca's
policy was only local in its character
and was confined to the province
of Rio Grande do Sui, but when the
peaceful district of Rio de Janeiro re-
volted it showed, he said, that this dis
satisfaction was becoming national.
The only course, therefore, left to the
president was to resign, and in doing
this he acted very patriotically.
The minister received the news with
pleasure, for he thought it meant the
conciliation of all the dissatisfied par
ties and the complete restoration of
harmony throughout the country. II
, was especially gratifying to him to
know that everything had been ac'
complished without the shedding OF
| blood
The rustler., 1891-12-04

STOCKTON, Cal, Nov. 25 Another
worlds record was broken yesterday
by the Sidney yearling filly Frou Frou,
who was driven by Millard Sanders in
s:2o, beating Bell Birds time one-quar-
ter of second. Her quarters were :S7,
I:14h. 1851, 2:26. She finished the last
quarter in 35 seconds. A month ago
Frou Frou made her first record, 2:4i,
and Sanders has been keeping her COM
ing along faster at every meeting
Athadon, ycarling colt by Matadon.
was driven by Matt Dwyer to beat
e:agk and made the mile in 2:26 lie
went to the nalf In t:i4x.
The rustler., 1891-12-04

Stick 70 III
Sometimes you may have TO wait
The troubles that have been years
in gathering can't always be cleared
away in a day. For all the diseases
and disorders peculiar TO woman
hood, DIR. Picrce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the surest and speediest
remedy. You can depend upon that
but II your case is obstinate, give
il reasonable time.
It's an invigorating, restorative
tonic, a soothing and strengthen
ing nervine, aud a positive specific
for female weaknesses and ailments.
All functional disturbances, painful
irregularities and arrangements are
corrected and cured By it. All unnat-
ural discharges, bearing-down sensa-
tions, weak back, accompanied with
faint spells and kindred symptoms,
are corrected In every case for
which it's recommended, " "Favorite
Prescription" is guaranteed TO give
satisfaction, or the money is re-
funded. No other medicine Cor
women is sold on such terms. That
proves that nothing else offered by
the dealer can be just as good"
The rustler., 1891-12-04

DUBLIN, Nov. 24.--An immense
demonstration was held in Dublin in
commemoration of the death of the
Manchester martyrs. Michael Davitt,
John Redmond and Edward IIarring-
ton and others met on commons plat
form. The speakers demanded the re-
lease of the Irishmen imprisoned In
England. The meeting passed off
quietly. Letters apologizing for their
absence were received from John Dill
lon and William 0'Brier, who were Il
Mitchellstown. where they addressed
fully 5000 persons ut a federation
meeting.
The rustler., 1891-12-04

ADvICEs from China are to the effect
that the government has decided that
the printing and publishing Of anti-for-
eign placards is a capital offense and
has ordered those already convicted Of
this offense TO be beheaded forthwith
and without waiting for the formal i'm
pcrial authority. 1t was hoped that
these stern measures would have n
deterrent effect aud convince the pow
ers that the government is in earnest,
as under ordinary circumstances, n
period of two months would clapse be-
fore the executions
The rustler., 1891-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS

THREE prospectors are reported to
have discovered immense quantities of
free aluminium in the San Mateo
mountains, n. NJ.
A BErTER tone and an easier feeling
was reported in the London money
market the past week. Tho continental
bourses also were somewhat inproved
THE Cherokee commission and the
committee OF the council of the Chcro-
lsecs are Lolding secret conferences
daily.
DURING tie EAST five months mort
cages for 81, BOO. 900 are said to have
been released in eastern and central
Kansas
The rustler., 1891-12-04

DR. SALMON, chief Of the national
bureau OF animal industry, in an inter
view at Chicago said: 'I cannot say
positively that | have ever known Of
lumpy- jawed cattle communicating the
disease, II such it Is, to other cattle or
TO human beings VINO ate the meat. At
the same time diseases might be com
muuicated indirectly. The disease may
not be constitutional and that identical
disease may not be given TO eaters of
the meat, but it may cause digestive
arrangement and other general
troubles"
The rustler., 1891-12-04

ASiRAL CHuz first secretary Of the
Gillian legation at Washington, denied
absolutely the report that the bodies
of Barbosa and Alccrra, the two gen
erals Of Balmaceda's army, were for
eight days after their death exposed on
the public plaza and subjected to in
dignitics before burial lie was at the
time In Chilli and lie states from his
own observation that the bodies were
buried the day Of the battle of Piacilla
In which both were killed.
The rustler., 1891-12-04


bank safe. the was wounded
THEHE Is great epmrlaiut IL Mexico
of bad mai servioe. especially IN ~
rard g. mails from the United states
and delay attending their Distribution.
Letters are also very frequently lost
TnH pilot brig Culdoon foundered
during the hurricane which recently
paascd over the Amdaman islands OF
India II had q crew % ak british Of
foers aud thirtr-fve natives
The house af David Cooper a negro
living j. n Mercer's place. six miles
below Svlvauia Ca. was burned aud
his four children perished In the iane&
Neither Cooper nor his wife was there
al the time.
Tmg CoBey Island jockey club an
nounees that the Suburban handicap
next year win b. valued At $4,000. an
increase Of $4,000 over that Of this
year. The Futurity stakes for 1894. en-
tries for which will close January /.
next will have ST.. 300 added to is
value. which is 5000 more than that
In 1891.
IT Is announced that Kennedy aud
Mitchell. pruprietors Of the Missoula
Mont hotel. had failed with liabilities
of $40. COO
STEAMSHIP details Of Japan's great
earthquakes Of the last Of October
make the losses even worse than cable
reports. Thousands Of lives were lost
and incalculable damage done. Fire
in Gifu added 70 the horrors OF the sit
uation
Two boys were frozen to death near
/ Winnipeg. Man, recently.
THERE was report at Knoxville,
Tenn, that wagon load o. emigrants
had been caught in a mountain storm
aud frozen TO death,
HALF the business portion OF Middle
! bury. VT, has been DESTROYED by fire.
FIRE at Paragould, Ark, destroyed
the Bertig aud other buildings Loss,
/ 500, 600.
iGSATtUs DovSEILY has been sued by
his publishers on note for 1000, ex-
pcnses incurred on the failure Of the
Great Cryptogram.
As result OF the breaking OF the
water conduit In brooklyn \. Y, all
factories in that city were closed and
all elevators were shut down.
THREE women and child were
burned to death by fire at the 0.d
Homestead hotel, jamestown, n. y.
THE schooner White Cloud has sailed
from Chicago TO New York with lum-
ber This is the first case on record OF
such a voyage.
THE Pacific Mail steamship China
ran into a wall Of water on her last trip
from the Orient to san Francisco.
A BANGKOK correspondent telegraphs
an account Of terrible destruction by q
cyclone which swept over that portion
OF Siam wreclsng thousands of build
ings and causing great loss of life. The
towns Of Chal va and Bandon were
practically destroyed and 300 inhabit
ants killed
THE heavy blow at Chester, Pa, cap
sized the tug Uncle Mike, Of Roach'i
! shipyard She sank in twenty-five fee
! of water Her crew was rescued
C. W. WILLIAMS, the horseman ant
trackman of Independence, la, pro
poses to give 100000 for trotting an'
) pacing races next summer.
5 Two school children are dead and th'
teacher aud fifteen pupils in pubii
, school in Clinton county, Ind, are crit
: ically i'll from drinking poisonous wei
: water.
= IN Caldwater, Mercer county, O.
{ masked women whipped four disrcprt
able females severely and duclSed on
5 in freezing water
r FIRE destroyed the buildings at %
c and 2G6 Court street, brooklyn, owne
by Peter Schmitz. Loss si00 600
The rustler., 1891-12-04

4 HtE Hr4tlsh 0ItHFHf frEfHAtfHt ~ "ii.ti-
ing the session 81 the british society 81
arts appealed to manufacturers IN their
own interests % be fully represented at
the Chicago fair
The rustler., 1891-12-04

A vErEomTE found few weeks ago
In the rotten roots Of willow tree a.
Lysabild. Denmark, was seen by IL
finder 10 fall into the tree In August,
1Nf4
The rustler., 1891-12-04

A NETTING was held at Forest City,
Ark. recently looking 20 unity Of ae-
tinu in regard to leveciug the Missis-
sippi from New Madrid, Mo, to the
mouth of the St Francis river. II is
proposed to cooperate with the Mis-.
souri counties in bringing an influence
to bear upon congress for liberal APP
propriations 1t is estimated that
100000 acres Of land could be re-
claimed in Arkansas and $50, 900 in
Missouri
The rustler., 1891-12-04

CmcAoo's board Of trade has joined
that - Cleveland in a request 70 secre-
tary - State blaine - request Canada
60 cease discrimination in the Nelland
canal
The rustler., 1891-12-04

FoHrY-sEvty newspapers are pub
iished Ia the republic ~ Ecuador OF
these fifteen are published in Quito, the
capital. and twelve In Guayaquil, the
principal seaport
The rustler., 1891-12-04

that his iliness vas
very dangerous d
Th morning hts
condition WAS ex.
trcmely criiie al and
his friends gave mp
almost every hope
that he would over
come his malady
Gov llovey re-
entity visited Mex
iea bat he was eom-
PEELED 10 return
from his trip twelve
ainwN earlier than
The rustler., 1891-12-04
GOV. novEY DEAD.

The sowwtnar ef tndtsmm nies seum~Whaf
Haesseea@als af ttls Tile
ixulkxArufak. lad. Nox. a&-0en
Alvin T. MaxeF. governor of Indiana.
dsea yesterday sfiernoon a Ia o'eloek.
Gov Mover had tsesn slck for several
aara nrh frnsn tie lrsl i was enneeaed
The rustler., 1891-12-04

It 4 reported from - Petersburg
that 9Aaoo, ooo persons arr unable to
pay their taxes. and that this viii leause
q budget deficit of El2. uao. .oa1
The rustler., 1891-12-04

THr Jewish quarter 81 Cbaraod.
RUSSIA. was attacked by q mob Much
property was destroyed The loss was
very heavy The rioters were qrelled
by the troops telegram giving de
tails Of the riot was suppressed by the
authorities
The rustler., 1891-12-04

Born the great British parties arr
preparing q advocate legislation fer
the benefit of tenant farmers 81 En-
gland and Scotland
The rustler., 1891-12-04

hccoRptSG to an official estimate
2, 600, 600. 600 poods of grain will b.
needed IN Russia from abroad. Finance
Minister Vishnegradski proposes a lot
terry of G,oe0. 600 rouhles to help allie
viate the distress in the famine dis
tricts. It IS reported that the minister
81 the interior, who has been Disgusting
the true state Of affairs from the czar,
will have ta resign now that the full
extent Of tha famine Is known.
The rustler., 1891-12-04

THE action Of the National bank
~ Rome, the principal creditor 81
the Borchese samilv, eompcls the
sale II the Horghesr gallery. The sum
OF 81. 600. 600 H. asked for the collection
The rustler., 1891-12-04

Ews@~s Awags
fkHlS Nov. s1-Riwht Hen. Edward
BnlweF-LYtton. q. G r.. the British
ambassador b Francs. died In this city
yesterday.
from Inflammation of the bladder. A
feu moments before his death be was
seized with an attack Of heart weak.
The rustler., 1891-12-04

TuE Philadelphia troopers WHO
crossed the water to exhibit their
splcndor at Gen. Gruhbs wedding were
treated with very distinguished e1nsid-
matte corps. inspected the great bar
racks at Aldershot explored the Bank
Of England and enjoyed Il most hos
pitable reception wherever they went
The rustler., 1891-12-04

THF secretary Of the interior has re-
ferred to the commissioner Of the gen
eral land Office the request Of "A mem
her OF the Minnesota Legislature that
G.00o. 010 acres az the headquarters Of
the Mississippi, Red and Rainy Lake
rivers be set aside iGr a national park.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

ALLIANCE and all kindred organiza-
tions shopsId bear III mind and practice
with strictest regard that it is educa-
ton and not agitation the great mass
of people need. The past quarter of "A
century has been one # agitation.
The one just introduced, thank the
Guide of all nations, is one of educu-
ton. 1t is easy to step over the deli
cafe line of distinction between the
two. Lecturers and writer's should be
careful to draw the line very positively
and clearly. Instruct the members
more in true economy and less in fault
finding of others. Educate Il man in
truth and integrity and he can then
select the true coin from among the
baser metal, 10 matter where he en-
counters it. Teach them Oh the three
great problems, finance, land and trans
pOrtation; let them judge when the
break is needed or the team to be ur-
ged to make the incline. The farmer
needs educating in the economic ques-
lions of to-day Circumstances sur
round him that he must understand.
He cannot afford to be ignorant in po-
Iitical methods, they are the MAIN
spring that pushes the machinery of
success or depression. Read and thinki
Stop accepting other mems ideas as
supreme .-E.c.
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THE first article by Count Tolstoi
that has ever been published in an
American magazine, appears in the
February issue of the Cosmopolitan.
with number Of interesting photo
graphic reproductions, ono of them
being picture of Tolstoi guiding Il
piow in his Russian fields. Brander
Matthews appears with his first art
icle upon Some Latterday uumorists
Mr.. Matthews contributions constitute
one of most interesting features of the
magazine. Tho third in the series Of
colOred L ontispieces is delightful
sketch by McVicar, illustrating char
acter in Mrs. Van RENSSELAER, Cruger' s
new story, ''8EademoiseIie Reseda.' -
EX-PostmasterG eneral James presents
an article upon the Welsh in the Unit
ed States, literally illustrated by por-
traits If prominent men who are of
Welsh extraction. Women Clerks in
New York, by the Marquis Clara Lan-
"a. A charming article ON the old
ChateauS in Touraine by Miss Elsie
DeWolfe; Prince Talieyrand and his
Memoirs by II. de Bury. Amateur
Portraiture I'm Photography. and a Re
narkable Musical IIisto by William
Pole, f. r. S, the well known En-
ylishman, are other prominent feat
uses If tie February issue.
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A Present 70 QUE Subscribers!

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Bat We viii curs youi you VIII pay
us. Oar message is to the Weak, N er-
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Evil Habits. a Later IndiscretiOns,
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OUR s'sister republic across the
Atlantic is preparing te furnish 30 the
American protectioniSts Il most disa-
greable dose compounded upon the
lines of their fayorite prescription,
The French doctors have ;.@reed tiiat
if a duty OF ten francs pcr hundred
kilos OH American pork is Insufficient
to retain to home hog growers their
natural market, they viii put on the
screws little more and SHUT out the
prairie fed article by a prohibitive
tariff. Their theory is a beautiful and
exact reproduction of our own ecou0m-
ic system, and as such should be re-
garded by the dominant high tarimtes
IN the light of a distinct compliment.
What the western farmer and our great
packers viii think of is a matter hard
ly worthy of consideration 10y a truly
paternal goverument.-E. G. Times
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

WILL the new secretary Of the treas
ury he Il gold-bug OF viii he be !, free
'coinage man? If Mr.. Harrison de
cides the N alter upon his OWN judg-
ment he is certain to lie the former
tut If he takes the advice of some OF
the longest-headed men in his party
lie will be the latter. But in either
event Benjamin Harrison, the eandi-
date, viii lose votes in the next na-
tional convention of his party, and
ttat's what's the matter with Benny
at this time.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

IT seems "a little queer that tho sc
republicans Who shout the lounCst for
:. protective tariff, high enough to shat
OUT all the world, claiinistg that Aneri-
ca can eNhist without any commercial
dealings With the rest OF tlts, world,
are the very men who oppose an .Ameri-
can system OF tinamce.-the free and
unlimited coinage of silver ;,ssii.g
their opposition tn the ground that
America caanot have free coinage
Without consent of tire great co,umer-
c,,,i eouIrties..f Europe. Ne merely
Isi<e this as a specimen Of republican,
consistency Oar readers can make
their uwn eatasfe,aS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

and IIilI are good friends and are both
good democrats, and We have nc hesi-
tation in making the prophecy that
when the next national campaign opens
they viii both be hard ut work for the
democratic nominee, whether lie be
one of them or SOME otaer democrat.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

English SPAWN Imminent removes
haTd, SOFT or c;til"used Jumps ant
all hIenishes from horses. bloou spawn
curbS, SplintS, sweeney. TiuE-bOua
STILES, spTaIns. all swollen throat, ,
coughs *. Save $50 by use vi on
BOTTLE. Warranted. sold by b. Z. Ia
UNI s. Co DRUGGISTS
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Wanted Political jobs of any kind
after March 4. Call on or address
Speaker Reed or Vice President NJ orton,
Washington, d. C. n. B.-SmaH
favors will DO thankfully received tor
Ingalls,, Evarts, Blair, Cannon and
Mckinley ami several dozen more
unfortunates.-K. q. Times.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13
Ceasumotion Cured.

An old physician. retired from prac-
tice, having had lIl-;ccd in las hauos
by au East Mia missionary the form
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the speedy 5-r.,t pcrnHne's5 cure of
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positive and r;tsiic.,i cure for Nervous
1fetfility and ;Jn Nervous Complaints;
after having tested It's wonderful cur
at ss>liveTs in thousands Of cases,
itAs felt it his duty TO make it known
t. his suffering fellows. ActHated hy
THIS motive ana IA desire TO relieve
i.1sn;'H suffering, will send free of
tli9rEe. to all wilu desire it, this recipe,
IN Gen mast, French or English. with
fail directions for preparing Hud using
sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, ". "A. MOVES
$50 K'o'eers Lock s9ocBssteis ~ J.
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ONiN would ssBPose fsesn reading
4he comments of the republican press
upon tao pleasant exchange of cnurtt-
) es between Governor AMI senator
eject lIill and ex- President Cleveland
1t a reee"t DINNER "a New A-ofb { nat
Tie republicans expected these tve
lsemueineis 20 meet a Z, Fi,zsinl,lts and
a-esnl'seg. 1als Is n ss,r,ls Glevel. nd
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THEY stuck. Yes and they will
contiue to stick; and the ranks of the
reformers will continue to grow until
the new party embraces all of the nee d.
ed reforms, and the great army will
march on to victory in 1s92.-Ec.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

Itch, mango and scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured in
80 minutes by WOolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
Tatum 8 Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

VICTIMS of the hard work and enor-
nous responsibilities of the treasury
t-folio-F. lger, Manning, Window,
all within eight years.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

THE New York World puts it thus:
t,NVhat makes Ingalls, funeral such Il
particularly melancholy occasion to
INN is that there are so few mourners.
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FOUR TRIAL NUMBERS.
With great premium offers, on RECEIPT of 10
Cents, aud address OF 10 Married Ladies'. Only
80 cents year. Rest monthly in the world,
for tho price. Address, WOB1AN'S WORK,
ATHENS. q E0RGLA.
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john PoPp's sausage at Cartsr's
meat market.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13
KINSLEY MARKETS

Corrected by n. Schnatterly, Grocer and
Produce Dealer. the following prices are
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

TIN w 9ESI
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-02-13

we have cut the prices to about
half y hat others charge.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-12

the Court, was preposterous. There
was no constructive contempt in this
case; it was case of direct con-
tempt of the most obvious nature.
The Attorney-GeneraI concluded in
fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Ashford replied, saying he
opposed the passage of the law of
1888, and that the definition of con-
structtve contempt existed here
years and decades before that law.
He did not claim that disobedience
to the Court was constructive CON
tempt, as he regarded such as direct
contempt of the authority of the
Court. After arguing for ten min
utes, counsel explained that his mo-
ton was only in the nature Of a de-
murrer, and If refused he should
want to be heard further on the mer-
its of the case.
The Acknowledgement replied
briefly, quoting authority to show
that his definition of contempts was
correct.
The Court reserved decision, to
call the parties when ready, and
rose at 1925.