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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11
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NJ. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.

The lobby is the power behind the
throne in this country, but it loses its
grip with the death of the session.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11

The West Virginia senate has passed
bin appropriating $4,000 for worlds
fair exhibit. To this has been added
$25, 900 in private subscriptions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11
Water win Prove Its Waterloo.

Water VIII Prove It's WaterIoo.
From the Topeka Democrat
The snow storm on Saturday was
right handler under the belt against the
Alliance A few drops of water, rain
cloud out of season, defeated Napoleon
at Waterloo. A little moisture in July
and August will do up the Alliance
forever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11
On With the Reformation

On With the ReformationI
From the Globe-Democrat.
Some of the Alliance senators and rep
resentatives are doing noble work these
days in exposing Alliance follies and alb
surdities. PETER and Simpson are max
ing Republican success in Kansas, Ne
braska and the rest of the northwest in
1892 easy and certain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11
Hi. Name Is Legion.

From the EtcA.soa RAkr!os.
The Patriot heard q prominent Atchi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11

Under no imaginable Circumstance could 60 to
the polls or exercise the right OF voting American
women enjoy without restraint every civil, social
ethical. and Intellectual right compatible with
feminine dellcacy and refined Christian woman
hood and TO invite them into the OF politics
would prove subversive of all domestic Quietude
loosen the ties that link them TO their true king
dom the home hearth, and prove as disastrous 10
TO the households OF Troy. ''womans right 60
vote would involve the forfeiture OF woman's
privileges OF commanding the reverence and deferen-
tial homage OF mankind. Feminine opinion is
powerful political factor when expressed gently in
the sacred precints OF home, by dropping ba OTIS of
noble aims and exalted principles and sentiments
into the open hearts and minds OF brothers. hus-
bands, and sons; but wrangiing and wrestling at
election polls" would inevitably resolve the whole
question OF womans political influence into one OF
mere numerical valuation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
METnoossrs TO CONFER.
PiAAs fss sAs Great Esaaeaissl cssgress
as NJ xsh1axtDs.

SARATOGA SPEfsGs, ~ Y. Aug 10
The second eeameaieai Methodist con
ference will assemble in the Metropol-
itan Methodist Episcopal church. Wash
iazton. d. c.. October 7 ADD remain in
session two weeks The Erst confer
eaee Was held IN London. Eng. in lssi
The October conference. which viii rep
resent the A.. ese. 600 Methodists through
out the world, Will be attended by 800
delegates Three hundred will repre-
sent America. called the western sec
ton. and the others the balance of ths
globe, designated as the eastern see
ton The executive and programme
committees Of the western section have
been in saratogs springs several days
celebrating and putting in business
shape the voluminous amount of details
preliminary and incident to the second
scumenieal conferences. The programme
i an elaborate one and very lengthy.
The opening sermon will be preached
by Rev. DR.. William Arthur, of
London, Eng Addresses will be made
and papers read by many distinguished
British Methodists- The Numbers of
the foreign or eastern section will
reach New York city early in October.
and on the 5th of that month the Meth
odists of that city in connection with the
programme committee will give them
. reception in the Carnegie Music hall.
F1fty-seventh street and Seventh aven-
ne, previous To their departure for
Washington, the seat of tho tcumenical
conference.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
noTrssT or THs SEASON.



Flaess-frsSs IA naaSsx-
Sr. Paw Nina. Aag. 10 The last
few DAYS have been the hottest expert
enesa Ia Aianesosa and the DaAotas
sinee August 1851 Tia Thermometer
has registered from - 70 % degrees in
the shade La A:nn ssoss and has run up
from les 10 III in the Dakotas la s,orfh
Dakota there is great alarm about the
crop OF hard wheat which cannot be
harvested for two weeks The dreaded
hot winds that have shriveled up the
entire Northwestern crop for the last
two yeas were felt there. The heated
wave has prevailed over the entire
state of North Dakota as far as heard
from, and is also reported
as being fek TO an equal extent
in South Dakota The fears ars
that the too RAPID ripening and con-
sequent shrinking OF the berry vii bc
sufficient to make the entire yield an
OF grade. II nothing worse happens to
IT, The crop is in critical state. ard
much anxiety Is manifested as TO the
outcome Up TO three days ago no
more favorable conditions could have
prevailed. but the unexpected hot
winds have upset all calculations
ST.. LAWRENCE. 5. d.. Aug 10. The
hottest weather ever experienced here
has prevailed for several days past so
intense has been the heat that men and
animals have saceumbed in many in
stances, and harvest work is entirely
suspended through the middle Of the
day. At 4 p. m. Friday the mercury
rose 10 lOe and 10 n the shgse. The
wind was gentle from o southern
direction, but hot and dry. possessing
no refreshing qualities Late wheat
suffered terribly. and some fields will
not be cut. Other wheat Is all right.
Much of it is already stacked Corn Is
suffering for rain. Unless showers
come soon or = cool wave comes but
little will survive the ordeal. Prairie
grass in come places Ia dry enough 10
burn. Some prairie fires have already
been reported.
CHICAGO, Aug 10-Sunday was the
hottest of the year. the mercury reach
ing 96 degrees at 8 p. m. A refreshing
shower shortly after that time cooled
the air greatly, the mercury falling to
- degrees, a change of % degrees
within fifteen minutes. There were
several persons overcome with the heat
during the day, three cases proving
fatal.
NEW YORK, Aug. l0.--Owing TO the
excessive humidity the weather Is OPP
pressive and four deaths from the heat
are reported.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
EAT EVERYTHING IN SIGHT.
Grssshoppers Causing Great Loss 90 Ohis
Farmers.


FISpLAY. O., Aug. 1o.-Ihe grass
hoppers are doing more harm in this
part of the state than they were known
TO before for years In many parts of
the country they swarm in myr-
lads and literally devour every
thing before them. causing serious
damage 10 al growing crops Reports
from different sections state that they
have eaten up and entirely destroyed
the clover seed crop and are forsging
on the pastures to such an extent as TO
make TIE feed problem for the stock q
serious one TO the farmers. They
are also causing serious annoyance
In the wheat fields, where thcy gather
in such great numbers they actually
cut the Irvine that binds the sheaves
and cause the shocks to fall in coufu-
sion. makingit difficult to handle. They
are invading the cornaelds and eating
the leaves OF the stocks and
husks from the ears. New
turnips are disappearing and the hop
pers are turning their attention to
young fruit trees and are rapidly strip;
ping them Of their leaves. Serious
losses have resulted TO farmers in this
and adjoining counties.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
LIABILITIES OF $1,000, 900.
Faflure OF tho Masonic Savings Bank
Louis sillo-DepositorsS Secure.

Faflure OF the Masonic Savings Bank Of
Louisville Dcpositors Secure.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 10.--The Ma
sonic savings bank, the second to fail
In Louisville within month, assigned
to the Germanic Safety Vault e. Trust
Company at o'clock Saturday after
noon. The failure occasioned no sur
prise In business circles, as the
bank has been looked upon as
on the verge Of bankruptcy for
sornc months The bank owed &ls2, 500
when the balances were made out
with the clearing house at noon. which
it was unable to pay. There have
been three runs on the bank, the first
in January last, the second following
the Schwartz failure, the third follow
ing the failure of the Falls City bank.
Friday a meeting Of the directors was
called to devise means for meeting the
present difficulties and keeping the
doors open After considerable discus
sion the hopelessness OF the situation
was apparent, and 1t was decided to as
sign. Accordingly n deed of assign
ment was made and +. w. Spindle, the
vice president and manager of the trust
company, was sent for He took pos
session ut once. President Jake Krieger.
the directors, and Mr.. Engelhoff,
the cashier. say that depositors will
be paid dollar for dollar. What
the loss Of the stockholders will be is
not even indicated, but it is not thought
that they viii suffer any such losses as
in the case of the Falls City failure
The failure 10 indirectly attributed to
the building of the Jacksonville
bridge. Dir. Kreiger, the president of
The bank, Is also the chief promoter of
the bridge, and was at one time presi-
dent Of the Louisville and jefferson
vile Fridge Company. The public
rot the idea that the bank was
carrying the bridge company. and this
was tho origin of the banks troubles
II IL said, however, that the bridge
mpaay has never been indebted to the
bank for more than $4,000 and TINT
this did not cripple the financial insti-
tuition. The exnct liabilities are un.
known. but 1t Is said will be more than
81. O0o, 900. No other banks are In dan.
vpr
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

Both TIE method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; ID is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys-
TEN eaectually, dispels colds. head.
aches and ieyers a;ld cures hahilnal
constipation. Syrup OF Figs is tue
enly remedy OF It's kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing to the taste and se-
cepiahle to the stomach, promp. in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the mort
healthy and agreeable Substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and haze made 1t tie most
popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gis.s. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRG." co.
sAs FRANCISCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sfw YoRk. M
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
Mrriads of NTosauito cs.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug. lo.--what
was st first supposed to be a dense
storm-cloud lowered over Elizabeth
Sunday night. but it proved to be a
drove of mosquitoes. which scattered
and filed the air. driving worshipers
from church and drug clerks from their
stores Bonhres were built In several
of the streets to drive the pests of,
which were particularly voracious.
Cows, horses and pedestrians were
frantic. The recent heavy rains. it Is
said. sent the insects from the lowlands
and me adOws
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
Fred Douglass Resigns.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.--Fred Doug
lass, United States minister to Hayti
has rendered his resignation to the de
partment Of state. The letter of resig
nation Of Mr.. Douglass bears date o
July 30. Mr.. Douglass does no
give his reasons for the resigna
sion. About forty days ago the minis
ter left Port an Prince and eame to III,
United States on leave of absence 70
the caste mary period of sixty days
during which time he has been at hi
home IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
Killed Two Men.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. 1o.--He1ekiah
Arp, a nephew of the original Bill
Arp. shot two men 10 death near the
state line In Fannin county Saturday.
Arp had claim against William Bram-
lett, who was about to leave the state,
ane had n yoke of Bramlett's steers at
tached. This produced quarrel. dur
ing which Arp shot Bramlett through
the heart Bramlett's brother then in
terfered. Arp shot him through the
heart Arp belongs to one Of the lead
ing families of his section.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
Fatal Explosion.

BUSHNELL, Ill. Aug. 1O.-An cxplo-
sion of the boiler of the electric-light
works engine occurred here at mid
night Sunday, dcmolishing the electric
lighthouse completely and killing Engi-
neer vau Wrinkle and an unknown
man. supposed ts be farm hand. The
fireman left the boiler-room ten min
utes previous to the explosion for his
home and says he left eighty pounds
of steam on. The timbers of the build.
ing were scattered almost over the en-
tire city and the shock was great.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

ANOTHER RAILWAY WRECK.

Two Italians Killed and Nine Seriously
Iojsr~d In . Cciiision on the New York.
New Haven d Hartford Railroad.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Aug. iO.-Nine
italian laborers were seriously injured.
two fatally. In railroad collision near
Bradford. on the shore hue branch of
the New York, New Haven 3 Hartford
railroad. about o'clock q. m. A grav-
ell train left New Haven about $3.50
q. N. In the caboose on the end of
the train were fifty Italians. While
crossing the main track near the Brad
ford station, q freight train bound for
New London struck the caboose and
threw IL of the track. Nine of the
fifty Italians were injured. They be-
long In New Haven. AL were taken
TO the New Haven hospital
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
Death OF Judge Ogden HOFFMAN.

SAN Francisco Aug. lo.--Judge Og-
den Hoffman died at O'Clock Sunday
morning ~ ST. Luhe's hospital Of paral-
ysis of tho heart. lie had been III from
heart trouble aimee April of this year.
He was unmarried. Judge Hoffman
came TO California In 1889. and was APP
pointed United States district fudge
March. 1851. and had been federal judre
over forty years. a longer term than
any other United States Judge in the
country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

CINCINNATI. Aug ia special dis
patch from Csillicothe. O., says that
while Police Officers Hall and vor
Kennel were attempting tn arrest
George Duhlmeyer ut his re sidencs
sunday evening the latter shot and
killed Hall and then fred ut Won Ken
nell. slightly woun ding him. Won Ken
nell returned the FIRE. breaking Dull
meyers right leg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
pr,vnra Urr.r,f Tn a r,sthsub.

crScrySATr. Aug. io.-Mra Nellie
Webb. an aged and wealthy widow OF
Louisville. Ky. where her family Is
very prominent, committed suicide by
drowning herself in a bsthtub Satnr-
day night She was victim oil DRINK
aud had been placed in tho sanitsridm
on the 2ist of last April. Being de-
privea Of stimulants she developed a
melancholY tendency.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
R,r- Ia rhtc.rn.

crr-sao. Avg ts-g w st-airht'.
planning mill At IA Center svsnu~ was
partially destroyed by Ere Sunday after.
noon. less about sfseoo frsarance
vnkuown Fireman Fred Go~tz va
overcome hy heat AMI EEL from . lad
der. sustaining severe injuries
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
frsuhls I'm China.

LONDON. Aug. lo.-Affairs IN China
are I'm a critical state. The frequent
uprisings against the government are
directed BY the powerful society of the
Kologhwei, On organization Of students
and literary men much resembling tho
Russian nihilists. II is said that Ii
Hung Chang. the prime minister. is en-
courxging these discontinued eiements.
hoping that the present dynasty may
he overthrow and himself proclaimed
emperor
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

BERLIN. Aug. io.-Another big
failure Ia announced The banking
house Of N>uorecher, in 0fenbaeh. the
chief manufacturing aud business
esnt.r Of Hesse. have failed. with .
deficit Of s.Ooo. 900 marks beyond their
ssseta Great excitement prevails in
Hesse. az implicit confidence was
placed In these men by people gener-
ally; and the failure cripples active
busiress
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
A. A.rena,, Killed.

IovDov, Ang. 1o.-A parachntist
named Higgins made balloon asccn-
sion Saturday at Leeds. He was &C
eompsnied BY Mas Devoe. In ascend
ing the balloon struck Autograph pole
The car was upset and both the oceu-
pants fell 70 The ground The woman
escaped injury. but the man struck q
fence in the descent and vas instantly
kiliad
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

PINE BLrFF. Ark. Aug. ia-Prucilla
Harris was lodged iE Jail here Sunday
charged with killing Rose Harris. her
rival. or the Bsnkhcad plantation.
The two women fought duel with
hoes. Rose Harris being literally
hacked TO pieces Mat Wickers. the
cause OF the bloody and savage fight.
was also arrested for being On Access
sorry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
A CIncInnati Boy KIlls ffis Father.

CrycrSyATI. Aug. to.-About s o'clock
Sunday morning Charles Nieman,
aged 90. shot and instantly killed
George Nieman. his father. George
Nieman was cobbler. lie hal been
divorced from his wife, but still lived
in the same house with her and her
children He had frequent quarrcls
with hts divorced wife and family and
this mornings tragedy was the culmi-
nation of one Of these disputes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
Iooh Had for Cali.

JAcKsoSvnLE. Fla. Aug. io.--Gov.
Fleming's long delayed sn,i-Can letter
was published Saturday in the form OF
. newspaper supplement- 1t reviews
the case from the standpoint of the OPP
ponents of Call. criticises the claims Of
his friends To bis election. and winds
up By stating that the writer's duty
will not permit him to Issue a certificate
IN Call
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

psu.ApfffHA. Aug. 10 Bishop ia
be- T. Campbell. Of the African Meth
odiss Episcopal church. died In this
sisv sundae night in the ssth year Of
his sSe. bishop Campbell was o.
dained bishop 10 lass. and for The
past fo,r years has been the bishop Of
North Carolina. Virginia and Mary
land
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

ST. LouIs. Aug. 10 - AZ Alan
thus. No. Sunday evening Franz
CofTey ard several others quarrsled
ever pint Of whisky. A free-for al
Sight took place. in which eleven shots
were fred Homer Mccullough, son oi
Hon. T. L. Mccullough, was shot IN
the wrist Frank Cofsey was killed
ard Rober- Stanley was cut so badly
that he will die
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
Novel Bvfdal T0ur.

Curkeo. Aug. 10 DIR. II. W. Bald
win aud his newly made bride reached
the Grand Pacific hotel Sunday night,
completing a remarkable honeymoon
Since July g. WHEN they were married
ut their home in Norvalk. Conn, they
have been touring the country on their
safety" bicycles. In all tire happy
couple have ridden nearly 600 miles n
thirtv-tvyo DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

Nxw York. Aug. 10. Wolf FsIk. the
theatrical manager. who is charged by
Hermann. the magician. with embes-
cling $50. 200 while he was treasurer Of
TIE Bush Street thester. San Francisco.
vas remanded to the custody Of Detec-
tive Whitaker, Of san Francisco He
will he taken before Gov Hill TO have
reop,siticn papers signed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
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death. Premature Old are, barrenntss. Loss
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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

CARE May PoTxr. n. J.. Aug. TO-
The president has appointed Richard
Colts shannon OF New York, Minister
10 Nicaragua, Costa RIGA and Salvador.
This.is the news South American.mission
created BIZ The last congress.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

fI'kFf. HDU NUrT.
KSowy. ASK druggist for Woop's PHcsrnoDISE;
IL he offers so.ie worthiess medicine in place
If this. leave r is dtghanesfstorc. ineicsc rrice
tn letter. aud we Will send by return mail.
six will cure. Pamphlet =! plain sei,ed en-
veionc. 2stamps. Address The Wood Chem
zeal c.. lJi woodward-aye. Detroit. Mich.
sold In Grand Rapids b5 l.. Il. wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
FATAL SUNDAY CRUISES
several Boosting Excursions Which
Terminated pisAssrcusly.
pglfH IIES 4 Hiypll RECREATION
Crate capssss 60 Pevsahss LAAss sagt
z4s Bag Aaa - h~sssa H1rsss-
TAfF.<sa Live Lsss-otasx
CAssAlissss kspsrssd-

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 10 Four young
people. children OF prominent Milwau-
kee business men. were drowned at
Pe~aakss lake. - GILES from h<,se,
Sunday. They were out Ia . ANAL sail
boat with three other yoang people.
A ssu.n struck the boat. capsizing
It lt was heavily ballasted and
sunk almost Immediately, leaving
the seven people struggling in the
water. The names Of the drowned
are: Albert and Emma Sarth, Martha
kindiing and lara sieglsr The ages
OF the young people ranged from Is To
20 years. and their fathers are Louis
Kindling. Peter Barsh and Leopold
siegter. The young people had been
spending q few days near Pewankeo
lake. which is . favorits resort for MIL
waukeeans.
DISASTER IN BOSTON HAsBoH. ~
BosroS. Aug. To- Disaster overlook
. pleasure party out sailing in the har-
Dor sunday afternoon and six lives
were sacrificed. John Burk. carpen-
ter. living on Gates street. hired . IL
foot sallboat, canoe rugged. and took ont
&Of - sail HA5 thICS SaiAAtDhs oSNi 10
spectively IA. 10 and 8 years and his
niece and nephew, Annie and James
Carmody. aged IL and Is years. After
sailing mile they PIT ashore. Burk
going on land after some candy for the
children While there he met
three friends. James Ballard.
Thaddeas Manton and Ferguson
Churchill. With these men he got
90 drinking and finally. ~ his invita-
zion, they. too. entered the boat, max
ing nine In all, and the boat was slow
IL pushed before the light easterly
breeze. When IL became necessary TO
come about at the pumping station at 4
o'clock p N. the men. being befuddled.
crowded over To the lee side Of the
boat. which capsized. The water at
this point il not very deep and the mast
Of the boat projected out some dis
tance. To this all hands chung u was
over half an hour before help could
reach them. by which time SIX of them
had gone down from exhaustion. The
boy Vincent and two men, Ballard
and Churchill. were saved. Burk
and the remainder of the family per-
ished
DROWNED IN SAGINAW DAY.
SAGINAW, Mich. Aug. 10. While
sailing in a small boat on Saginaw bay
of Winona beach, a summer resort,
Sunday afternoon. Frank Winterhalter.
of the Arm of Ferris & Winterhalter,
and Edward wittner were drowned, a
squali throwing them into the water.
Another young nan was of the Ill
fated party. but his identity has not
yet been established All the young
men lived here and were unmarried.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

GsEExcssTLx. Ind. Aus. la-B r.
HAYES q Co. he Oldest eleshing firm
in this city. has made an assignment
Liabilities over SIC. eoe. sssst porni.
pa,Iy the Sane
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

FcrrsvuLs. Pa. Aug fa,--John Cor
bcrs was fatally h-xned By an explo-
sion of rss in the York Farm mines
Saturday. David Davis and eight
others were also burned
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

CHrCsso. Aug. 10 Louis n. Meyer.
cigar dealer ut ia Lake street. has
made an assignment - Adolrh Loeb
Assets are estimated at 5000 and la
Ni1.fiea AZ 60 900
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

HsssEsppss. Pa. Avg 10 - The
STATE hes bessa suit sgsinss ne iss@
Treasurer Rar,ssiev fo~ sseT ga. ard
against the ccnatv ~ Philea~lpsis FIR
se2 go axes said - be 10 the state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11

FLINT. Mich, Avg le.-The main
manufacturing hnilsing II W A Pat
erson esrriage works vss burned set
urdsv ufcraing with all its coBtevss
Loss. sse. 600. insurance. 81 3aa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-11
$500 Reward :!

TCwIlI rsy ,hc nbcvo reward fer any Of Isvor
resrisih, p.tr,,-ia Sick kcsd,ce. Indigestion Con
s'irstlcn Cotisraess We caEro OF cure with Vest
esct.bc Liver Pulls. whea TIE directions strictly
complied with They rursty Vegetable. and never
ssss - give sstlsartioa Sugar Co,fed Large bows
containing - Pills 81 cents rewsf- ef eounterfes
ard ini,a,ona Tire rcnrise rasras's r;urei oaiy oy
shE JOIN O. WEST COMPANY. calcAso. ILL.,