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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
FAIL IIRES

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 24.-Steve RYAN.
who failed recently for two million dollars,
WAS ordered TO Jail for contempt in re-
fusing to carry out the order of the court.
which commanded him TO pay over Sl25.-
000 Of assets which the court held he must
have. The supreme court of the state sus-
tanned the decision OF the lower court.
TYLER, Tex. Nov. 24-Another failure
occurred here last night. Frank Allen
made deed of trust TO Samuel Field.
naming about thirty preferred creditors.
The liabilities are so. 0.0O0wit assets ofSl5.-
zoo This is the third failure growing out
Of the suspension of Bonner and Bonner's
bank No further trouble is ANTICIPATED.
CHICAGO. Nov. "a Attorney General
Hunt today filed petitions in the circuit
court TO wind up aud dissolve the Chicago
Mutual Life Benefit association aud the
North American Mutual Benefit asSocia-
non, on the ground that they have been
conducting business in a fraudulent man
ner and chiefly to pay the salaries of the
atiicers The Mutual Lie has unpaid
losses of SIS. .06S and the North American
ha> liabiIties Of S5S,7Il and assets of
SlS0l6
IRWIN, Pa. Nov. 24-The Farmers and
Miners Deposit bank. Pool X Son. propri-
tors, failed this morning The bank was
compelled TO suspend on account of the
financial embarrassment OF James II
White a weli-known operator IN coal
lands live stock and grain. Mr. Pool saws
that the suspension Is only temporary.
The assets and liabilities, he SAYS, are
bout equal The heaviest creditors are
2 Tar : Pool & Son, whose claim reaches
S4S0, 600.
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rllne WINNERS

STOCKTON, Cal. Nov 24-Another
worlds record was broken here today by
Sydney yearling filly Frou Frou. who
was driven by Sanders in 2:26, beating
Bell Birds time by n quarter OF second.
Fausta a yearling filly by Sydney, paced a
mile in 2:24s<. beating his worlds record
of 2:251S, made here on Saturday.
Athadon. by Matadon, yearling colt,
owned by G. L. Warlow of Fresno, trotted
a mile in 2:2S. 1t was announced that he
had the best yearling stallion record IN the
world and WAS the fastest colt OF his age III
existence.
Direct, the pacing stallion, was sent
against his record of 2:06. He WAS sent too
fast in the first half, which he made in the
phenomenal time of 1:OlZ. he will be
sent against his record again on Saturday.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24-Winners AT Gut
tenburg: Natalie, Toano, Dago. ZlItzen,
Vendetta. Apollo.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24-Winners at Garfield
park: Shiloh, Flyleaf, Norwood, Bob
Francis. Red Prince
INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Nov. A-C. w.
Williams has announced the program for
next seasons races He offers $780, 900 IN
purses. There will be one $4,000 sake
every day, in addition 10 the regular
purses, and one $50, 900 stake for stations.
in which an entrance fee will be charged
II is expected that Palo Alto. AllertOn,
Sfamboul, Nelson, AxtelI, Deimarche and
other noted stations will be brought to-
gether.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov 24 -Elmendorff.
the noted thoroughbred stock farm of this
county, was sold Yesterday to G. j. En-
right of Louisville for $4,000 1t has pro-
duced the famous race horses Salvador,
fremont and Firenzi.
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She hetcbeled the far ard caT5ed the
wool, and wove the linen, ard zYun the tow;
and made the clothes for her husband and
ten children Shs made butter and cteese,
she dIpped taTloy candlsa, 20 hgrt ttss hos1Ae
at night, and she cooked al TIE food for by
hOoss6old By an open fire plees aDt . br1ck
oven YES. and when she wss forty ys&rs 81
aze, she was already an Cd lady vhoes bsst
days were over. Hsr shoulders EsTs bers and
her toir:s srIarged b. lard gork- ard sbs
were Epecsacses and osp
Her great 11d1zuzbter. with al the
rnazisrn couveuseocEs fnT comfort, reflnsreuf
ard luxury, rrszT be a. charming and sfsrEee-
i've at foFty-fye as Ef t-srfy. kgr~callT -
this true 4 shs rzresrTss ber btsith hrT The
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uksjc6 wuryis oR s5 female sisr1sn-S and r.
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FONSECA'S RETIREMrNr

LONDON, Nov 24-Telegrams filed bv
the British minister for the English for
eign Office were altered in transmission nv
the Brazilian authorities Tie British
foreign Office protested, aud now telpgr,m ms
come through unaitered The British
minister telegraphS JOdsy that Fonseca' :
willingness 10 abdicate was due to in
health.
LONDON, Nov. ga disnatch from,
Buenos Ayres SAYS: The news Of Fcn-
secs's abdicUioa was received in Ri
Grande do sui with general satisfsction
and has pUt an end to the revolution Ia
that state. The Rio Grande river has
been opened 10 navigation. and the in
surgent troops are disbandinC"
WASHINGTON. Nov. 24-Senor Mendon-
ca, the Brazilian minister today received
a cablegram # M the Brazilian minister
OF foreign affairs confirming the an
nouucemeut OF the resi- nation Of Fonse,s
aud the assumption OF office by Vice Pre-
ldeni PeixoJJe. Minister Mtnd8nca saw
tnat tonseca WAS OF he opiuion that Ia
dissatisfaction with him WAS only local /
Rio Grande do SUI: but that when h,
Iouna the dlScunteut was national he n
slgned. Munster Mendonea thinks that
complete harmony viii now be restored
throughout Brazil.
LONDON. Nov PA Rio de Janeiro dis
patch says; Except Para, which remains
silent, all the provinces concur in the dis
missal Of EOnseca. a new cabinet has
hsen formed.
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Wonderful Dakota Rainbow.

DR.. McVean has arrived in the city
after tour of the country. The doctor
resides at Armour, S. D., and has much
to tell about that region. "a few days
ago." he said, 'the people, among the
number myself, witnessed one of the
most remarkable phenomena seen in
that or an. other portion OF the United
States. The phenomenon consisted Of
the appearance of the northern lights
under remarkable circumstances. The
lights formed a regular rainbow and ap-
peared at night. The bow extended the
whole length OF the horizon and was
thirty feet wide. Everything was seen
on the broad prairie just as if it had
been lit up by electricity. The old set
tiers claim that such thing was noticed
in 1852, but not since. st. Louis Globe
Democrat
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DISASTROUS EAlLuREl

1t is with feelings OF regret that we an
nounce the failure OF hosts Of people
troubled with inaction OF the kidneys 20
take efficient means to renew their activity.
This failure is most disastrous, for com
piete wreck OF the organs themselves must
eventuate il timely means are not taken 70
re-esta lish their secretiye functions on a
basis OF activity aud regularity. Hos
letters Stomach Biiters rensws both, and
prevents ultimate and fatal disaster. As
lt i one OF the functions OF the kidneys TO
strain from the blood, IN its pasS2g-
through them. impurities procreAtive Of
droosy. Rheumatism aud goat, an early
impetns Is all tie more needfui TO be
given 70 their OF gerations when tardy or
Intellectual. The unmedicsted stimuli 81
commerce. do not answer This purpose
Use the bitters for dyspepsiA- malaria,
constipation aod biliouSness-
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1HE RIIssIAN EAMINE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 24-According to
an official estimate 5000. .O00. 600 pools of
grain will be needed from abroad by Rus
sim 1t reported that the minister of the
interior, who concealed the real state of
affairs from the Gar, will soe Obliged 10
resign, now that the full extent OF the
famine is known.
The Jewish quarter in Charkof was at
tackled by a moo yesterday. Much prop
eriy was destroyed. The riot was quelled
by the military.
Tie Russian minister of war has ordered
5000, 900 pounds of soldiers biscuits de-
livered by Jan |. This ord r is nnprece-
dented since the Russo-Turkish war and
has created sensation.
VIENNA, Nov. "a "A letter from Mos
COW says that the government las LARGELY
over-estimated the quantity OF cereals it
has at its dis osal for famine relief aud
will he obliged 10 buy grain in America.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
New York Real Estate as an Inv..tment

IF you can pick up an unconsidered
trife Of real estate anywhere about Man
haitian island" said Architect A. J..
Horgan yesterday. grab IL as you would
gold mine. bought little slice. not
more than thirteen feet wide. down on
Dey street not long ago for some go. .Oo0.
and have already been offered double
my money for It. l. Is singular how
some lots lie for q generation or two
untransferred on the record Bus a.
soon as change of title takes place.
Pcrchasers crowd upoa each Others
heels. Paste this in your hat: II you
ouy piece Of New York real estate for
81. 90, within ten days there VIII Be
ten men vho VII reason tat IL that
land Is worth f50.oo0 20 Jon is worth
So. .oo0 or So. .0c3 to them. New YORK
.-srzld-
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Bavon Won Pasteur.

M. Pasteur is now entitled TO style
himself Baron Won Pasteur, the emperor
Of Austria having sent him the Order Of
the Iron Crown. There are some doctors
and savants who have q right TO wear it.
The Paris Liberte is curious 70 see
whether M. Pasteur will cause himself
to be announced as VI. le Baron de Pas
teur when he goes to dine at great houses
There is practically no hindrancs to
Frenchmen in France going by foreign
titles or wearing foreign orders-Lond0n
Star.
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HUNGRY MExICANS.

DURANGO, Mex, Nov. "a The total
failure of the corn and bean crops in this
state, owing to the drouth, is causing in
tense suffering among the poor. The
laboring element have neither food nor
work. Whole families, covered only with
few rags. and half dead with hunger,
are dragging themselves to the mountains,
where they expect to sustain life by feed
ing on tunis, The fruit of the cactus. Only
the severe measures of the government
soldie have kept the people in subjec-
ton. The rich, the state and the church
appear quite indifferent to the fate of the
starving people.
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''Can you tell me, he asked, as he en-
tered an Office on Broad street the othel
day, why the railroad should discrimi
nate so heavily against dressed meat ovel
live stock"
Certainly, sir. Dressed meat is dead
isn't itY"
''Of course.7
''Well. anything that can't kick is al
ways bulldozed by a railroad company
TEXAS Siftings.
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EnREIGN NOTES

LONDON, Nov. 24-Sou,h American Sc
curii les were strone on the London stock
market today. Brazilians advanced per
Cent. but afterwards receded 2 per cent.
BERLIN, Nov 24-M- de Giers, the Rus
sian foreign minister, was received this
morning by Emperor William. Nothing
l. known of what transpired.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24-The Pacific
mail steamer. China. which has just ar
rived from the Orient, was struck on the
outward trip by monster tidal wave. 1t
is believed that the wave was caused by
the Japan earthquake
PARIS Nov. 24-John Cooper and
Walter Rumble (Englishmen) have been
arrested al Etienne for Offering bribe to
the foreman of a small arms factory to
procure a specimen of the new Russian
rifles
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RFI IeIoN For REVENUE.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 24-H. C. Wal
ters of Tacoma is wanted here. He came
here about two weeks ago and succeeded
in ingratiating himself. through CAPTAIN
J. n. Sawyer of the Mallory Steamship
line. He represented himself as a capi
talist, joined the First Presbyterian
church, and was an active participant in
church work. So we'll did the citizens
trust him that he maAaged to get hold of
several thousand dollars of their money,
and is now missing. lAll the sheriffs in
the state are ON the lookout for him.
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Obituary.

PARIS, Nov. 24-The Rt Hon. Edward
Robert Bulwer Lytton, earl of Ly ton.
British EN- bassador to France, died sud
denly today of heart disease. Lord Lytton
has long been suffering from Inflammation
of the bladder. just before his dealt h he
was seized with an attack of heart weak
ness and called to his valet for medicine.
While preparing the medicine the valet
heard cough, and. turning, saw his mas
ter suddenly expire.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 24-Don Louis
Huller died yesterday of heart failure.
Huller was known as the Jay Gould OF
Mexico. He was the originator of many
startling schemes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
RAILWAY NEWS

CHICAGO. Nov p The managers OF the
Central Traffic association met today Il
onsider the proposition 10 restore the
~witching tariffs and TO discontinue the
pas meut OF Carriage. No action WAS taken
GA he proposition Traffic Manager Reeve
Of The Grand Trunk. held out against the
proposition. and positively refused TO re-
cede from his position
All the signs point 10 an early reSump-
uion of the payment OF commissions in
eastern territory The western roads are
already paying commissions TO several
eastern roAds, and an extension of the list
is probable very sooP
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RUSSIA AND CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. A-Victol
Schmidt, who has been around the world
in the interest of Australian agriculture,
arrived yesterday on the steamship China.
He states that report reached Yokohama
before the steamer left, that body of Rus
sian troops bad crossed into China by way
of Siberia The trouble originated over
disputed boundaries, and, while war be-
tween the two countries is not looked for,
the general impression prevailed that
China would be compelled TO make num-
Der Of territorial cessions TO Russia.
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A CHILLY EXPERIENCE.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov 24-Four fisher
men-Nicholas Sheedon, John Schenck,
George Seigwau and Ira Craven-had a
thri ling experience N Lake Erie near
Louraine yesterday and last night. They
went out to their nets in a boat, which
capsized and foated away. Each man
swan to a net stake and lashed himself 70
it. They remained in that position for
twenty-six hours, exposed to heavy seas
and the inclement weather. They were
rescued this morning nearly dead.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
rHE HAWAIIAN Isl ANns.

CHICAGO, Nov 24-Judge Lawrence Nc
Gully. of the Hawaiian supreme court. is
in the city, returning from an extended
European trip. He says that nobody in
Hawai-: wants annexation to the United
States excepting the big sugar planters.
England, he said. is making no efforts to
gain control of the islands If the mon
archy should pass away, the United States
would gain control, because of the large
interests of Americans there.
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HE NEW YnRK ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 24-The senate
will stand sixteen Democrats, fifteen Re
publicans and one independent The cast
ing vote of the lieutenent governor will
give the democrats control. This calcu-
iation gives the senate the decision OF the
case of Peck, of Syracuse. alleged TO be a
citizen of Canada The assembly is ex-
pected, therefore, to contain sixty
Democrats and sixty-one Republicans
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
SENIIH1lON

GUTHRIE, Nov 24-Robert Carter, alias
Fulton, a variety actor, having. wife in
Kansas City, was jailed here this morning,
charged with seducing a pretty fifteen
year-old girl, daughter OF prominent
citizen of Norman, O. T. He induced the
girl to join the Ethel Raynes variety
troupe, playing in this city. and then
ruined her. The whole company will
probably be held as accessories.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
q BISHOP MILL CTEn.

bishop of AK on the charge of having
insulted and questioned the authority of
the minister of public worship was held
today. The Archbishop plead his own
case, disclaiming any intention OF insult
ing the minister, The government made
brief presentation of the case and the
defendant was found guilty and sentenced
to pay a fine 5000 francs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
- A slAMESE HURRICANE.

ceived here that a terrible cyclone swept
over the country surrounding Bangkok
yesterday, wrecking thousands of build
ings and causing great loss of life. The
towns of Chaiya and Bandon were prac-
tically destroyed, and $40 OF the inhabit-
ants killed,
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TIE UTES,

DENVER, Col. Nov 24-The game keeper
at Meeker, Col, says that the Indians are
off the reservation and are killing game by
the wholesale. simply for the hides. The
tresspassers consist Of a band OF Utes.
Uintahs aud Uncnmpaghres- Warden
Taylor says from 400 10 coo head Of deer
have been ruthlessly slaughtered this fall
nv the Indians
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
FEMALE RAIDERS,

NEW BREMEN, o., Nov 24-F fly
masked women raided a disreputable
house on the outskirts of town last night.
They horsewhipped four women and then
gave them twenty minutes to get out of
town. After that the reformers literally
tore down the house, smashing the furni-
ture to kindling. Some of the most
prominent women in town were among
the raiders
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. "A, 1891. J
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued fair weather with stationary
temperature.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 40, the lowest a. and
the mean 3SS, with partly cloudy
weather, light. variable winds, and rising
barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 24e, and for the oath day 49o.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-Forecast until 9
D. m. Wednesday:
For Kansas, Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory-Generally fair weather, variable
winds, slightly warmer and probably fair
Thursday.
For Missouri-Fair weather, slightly
warmer in the northern portion, station
ary temperature in the southern portion,
warmer and fair Thursday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
ANOTHER RAtNmAKER.

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Nov. 24-Reuben
Jarvis, professor in the public schools OF
Smith Ceuter, Kan, clsims to have dis
covered chemicals with which he can pro-
duce rain, and offers to enter into con-
tracts with the farmers of Kansas for
their water supply next year, at prices far
below those OF Mr.. Melbourne.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A O. o. w.

Peerless Lodge No. 271, meets tonight.
All members will be pleased TO have a
painful" communication from one of our
tenants. Come out and hear scheme
proposed to lower our general fund.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
By ORDER OF SECRETARY.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the First NJ. E. church, will meet in the
southwest class room this afternoon
"wednesday at 2 p. m. SECRETARY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
RAl MAcFDA,S EXPENSES.

LONDON, Nov. ga Times dispatch from
Santiago, Chilli. says that the statement of
the ChIlian finance minister shows that
Balmaceda expended during the recent
war $730O0,0I0, over $50 600, 600 of which
was illegally issued notes
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
CHINESE JUSTICE.

LONDON, Nov. 24-The Standard has a
dispatch from China stating that the gov
ernment has made the publishing of anti
foreign placards capital offense and has
ordered that all persons convicted already
of that charge be beheAded
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
TIMRra THIEVES

GUTHRIE, Nov 24-TImber inspectors
have discovered S7to1 worth of timber be-
ing shipped 10 market which had been
stolen from government lAnd- Prominent
men are implicated and q big scandal viii
f.nlLnrr
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SUICIDE.

VIENNA, Nov 24-Herr Krapt Won
Iiverhuff, secretary of the Austrian lega-
tion at Washington, attempted suicide
here today by shooting He is dying.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
THE CRAM MnvEMENT.

DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. a The ship
ments of wheat today broke the record.
There were shipped 1.005. 600 bushels, and
there were received 637, ,000 bushels
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
A RUSSIAN WRECK.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov PA train was
derailed today on a bridge of the Ore
glaise line Four carriages were hurled
from the the bridge into the river below
Twenty-three persons are reported killed
and large number injured
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
ARnR rRoIlai Es

BRAZIL, Ind, Nov "a Several cnal
operators met committee from the strik-
ers today for conference. No agreement
was arrived at and another meeting will
he held
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
AN ELECTRICAL COMBINE.

ST. Louis, Nov 24-The electrical sup
ply companies and contractors Of this city
have combined TO control the prices oi
electrical supplies and 70 regulate the en-
tire business ia their own way.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25

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By Dr. Terrili IN the examination for CatarTk
aud AL NOse and Tnrref disescs. IL enables
the Doctor 70 shOz biz patient the condition
o. the affected bzrfs. and II nessiinr treatEnsn {
explaining 10 BsgssNitF. Jl4s D .tQz. vii
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trezfs. TOu can b. treated ~ home, iustru-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25

The Ladies' Aid society of the Plymouth
Congregational church will meet at the
church at O'Clock next Wednesday after
,,nor Nov,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-25
THE RRnnKI - MATER EAMINE-

BRooKLYS. n Y. Nov 24-Ihe water
famine Is ended and business has been re-
sumed.