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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
LAuRlER SOS RECIpROcIrY

BoSTON, Nov. 20.-The Hon. Wilfrid
IsurleF. the leader of the Canadian Lib
erals, WAS given a public reception yester-
day in Faneuil Hall by the prominent rner-
chants OF Boston, members OF the chamber
of commerce and the Business Mems
association. The Hon. Jobn NJ. Lane.
president OF the Merchants association.
presided. Mr.. Lsurier. who was very
cordially received. said: Il can assure
You that It Is a moment of pride TO address
y Boston audience IN this great historic
hall. Every one who learns 70 love freq
dom looks up to this Fsueuil Hall. The
question | wish 10 sDeak Of Is that Of
bringing closer relations between Canada
aud the United States. l represent one
half the people OF Canada and speak their
sentiments Our banner is marked for the
great freedom of trade which we believe is
necessary, aud this we have entered into
our political platform.
We appeal TO Republicans and Demo-
Gratis alike, and i care not how they
differ on other questions, but on
this question they should not so into
politics TO settle Il. Applause, The
trade question is a great one One Of
your greatest parties believes Ia free trade
" hlle the other does not. Aou believe
that owing TO the condition OF the United
States there should be protection TO your
own labor, hut there WAS not any discus
sion or dissent abous the truth about pro-
lection or free trade. To those who believe
IN protection. l should say that trade
pollcy system would not be affected by
reciprocity. You could settle this Ques-
1aon without referring TO the subject of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21

annexation. We, the Liberal party, are
being accused of being traitors to our
country aud told that reciprocity would
lead to annexation. 1t would not. Cana
dian people are pleased with American
people, and so am /, but never will dis
cuss the question until forced to, and then
will not discuss it on a political basis,
but on its own merits. 1t is not politi-
cal question, but one of political economy.
'The prejudices of my fellow-country-
men are so strongly appealed to that their
better Judgment is biased. Would the
people of the United States be benefited
by reciprocity? The relations of Canada
and the United States have not been what
they should have been. There should be
nothing but the greatest cordiality be-
tween the two countries. Blood is thicker
than water aud must tell. War between
the United States and England would be
at the present moment The
hard construction put upon the treaty of
1860 dealing with the fisheries, was un-
necessary. All the wrong, pardon me for so
saying, gentlemen, was not upon my side.
We should treat as brothers about our
future relations henceforth and forever"
Applause.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
1 AXE STORMS

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O-Reports from lake
ports show that the recent storms have
been disastrous to lake shipping. Early
yesterday morning the schooner Ellen 5.
Selerson made an attempt to run into
Grand Haven for shelter. In doiAg so she
struck the north pier and is total wreck.
a dismasted schooner, supposed to be the
George, is lying at anchor and riding out
the gale about twenty miles above Good
rich, Ont, flying a signal of distress.
Tugs made an unsuccessful attempt to
reach her yesterday, but have returned,
being unable to stand the sea. The
schooner Edward Kelley is lying abreast
of Goodrich and is also flying signal of
distress. The tug Charlton released the
schooner II. c. Bichards, ashore In Gordon
Bay. and the schooner passed down yester-
Gay. The schooner Benedict, bound for
Buffalo, struck the bar in trying to make
Port Stanley, Ont, yesterday morning,
and went ashore east of the harbOr. She
now lies in about eight feet of water on a
sandy bottom
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21

LONDON. Nov. 20.-The Liberal leaders
have decided to incorporate into the plat
form approved at the Newcastle confer
ence an English tenants rights bill This
decision Is one of the most important steps
the party has ever taken. The question OF
ameliorating the condition OF the BRUSH
farmers by giving them greater security
for their capital and freedom from the
harassing covenants imposed by the land
lords. has long been recognized as ripenlng
toward legislation. The magnitude OF the
Liberal victory in South Motion and the
conviction that the capture OF the rural
vote by the Liberals will lead them to
overwhelming success in the general cleo
tions have lifted the measure in favor OF
the tenant farmers into the front rank OF
Liberal proposals. This resolution on the
part of the Liberals has been FASTENED by
a movement of the Conservatives In the
same direction. The history of the Con
servative party presents no change more
surprising or more sudden than that
which has occurred On the English land
question under fear of what would happen
10 the landlords interests through an up
rising of the Iaborers and farmers to the
Liberal banners.
The British government will senda dele
cate to the International conference on
emigration which opens in Paris on We'd
nesday next Major Frederick Bracket,
special foreign agent OF the I lted states,
will attend the conference under orders
from the treasury department at Wash
ington. Secretary Fosters instructions to
Major Brackett, in defining the position of
the American government state that the
government and people Of the United
States are not averse to the immigration
OF meritorious self-sustaining persons and
suggests that some method of effective in
spection of emigrants be adopted, and say
that any proper measure for preventing
the immigration of undesirable classes
will receive the hearty cooperation Of the
United States.
The attorney general, in opening the
session of the Society of Arts, appealed to
the manufacturers. in their own interests,
TO be fully represented at the Chicago fair.
He thought that both British trade and
British prestige would suffer unless the
display Of British goods rivaled anything
shown at the fair.
The Prince of Wales passes many hours
at the bedside of his son, Prince George,
who is i'll with typhoid fever. The fact
that Prince George has passed the thir-
teenth day Of his illness without suffering
from delirium is much in favor of his
rapid recovery.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
OVER A VIAOUCT,

BUENos AYREs Nov. 20-A serious ac-
cident occurred today on the Buenos Ayres
aud Ensada railroad, and the passengers
had an almost miraculous escape from a
most horrible death. The train was cross
ing a high viaduct which carries the line
across deep gorge, when, owing to some
unexplained reason, one of the carriages
jumped from the rails, dragging the others
after it, and the whole train was derailed.
Two of the carriages plunged over the side
of the viaduct and fell to the ground. For
tunately, as they went over, the couplings
broke and the other carriages remained on
the visduct. Quite number OF passen-
gers were in the two cars that had fallen,
but, strange TO state, none of them were
killed Eight, however, were seriously
injured
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
THE LASH IN PRISON.

LITTI.B Rock, Nov. 2O.-Several weeks
ago a federal prisoner named Abraham
Davis, confined in the Arkansas peni-
tentiary, complained to the federal au-
thOrities that he had been numerically
whipped and branded with a hot iron in
the presence of the prison officers. and
that such treatment of prisoners was al
most of daily occurrence The United
States attorney general directed the dis
trict attorney at this city TO investigate
the case The warden stated that he had
ordered Davis whipped, but did not know
that be was a federal prisoner.
The district attorney forwarded the tes-
timony, and yesterday United States Mar
shal Shellman received Peremptory orders
from Attorney General Miller TO
remove at once all federal prisoners from
the Arkansas penitentiary and convey
them to the prison in Columbus, O., be-
cause of the Developments made in the
recent investigation The order was
obeyed and United States marshals left
with thirty nine federal prisoners at =
o'clock this morning
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
The RepuBLICAN CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Several mem
bers OF the Republican national central
committee have arrived and the contest OF
the rival cities for the coveted prize OF
the Republican national convention will
begin tomorrow. San Francisco. Omaha,
Minneapolis, Detroit. Chicago, New York
and Tacoma are contesung for the con-
vention.
The Post tomorrow viii say: There is
a plan among the western cities to com
bine against New York. Il Is said that
such combination would be successful. y
There has been coed deal OF talk
about the effect Of the location OF the
national convention upon the presidents
chances for a denomination. O8e promi-
neul gent enAn called upon the president
to learn whether be had any preferences.
He left the Whi.e House convinced that
the administration will hold aloot from
tue contest This gave equal joy 20 81 the
DELEGATIONS"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
SENATOR eRlcE,s SEAT.

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 20-Chairman
King says that he will call a meeting of
the state central committee of the Repub-
lican party next week at Columbus to
consider the case of United States Senator
elect Calvin S. Brlce He says he is in
favor of the adoption of a resolution set
ting forth that the election of Senator
Brice was secured by corruption, fraud
and bribery and that Mr.. Brice was not an
inhabitant of the state at the time of his
election. This, he says, he can prove by
the affidavits of reputable citizents of
Lima If the resolution is adopted, it
will, Mr.. King says, be handed to United
States Senator John Sherman, with a re-
quest that he secure a special inquiry into
the matter by the United States senate.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
FRANCE ANO RUSSIA.

PARIS Nov. notwithstanding the
semi-officiaI denial which came from
Wiesbraden yesterday of the report that
the object of NJ de Giers, the Russian for
eign minister in visiting Paris WAS to con-
clude treaty of alliance between his gov
ernment and that of France, the Gaulois,
which is the organ of the count of Paris,
appeals to all Frenchmen to silence their
discords during NJ. de Giers' stay in Paris
1t says: 1--WE are all agreed as to the adj
vantage to be derived from an alliance
with Russia. Some day, perhaps, such an
alliance will restore to us the integrity of
our territory and power"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

CHICAGO. Nov. 20.-Over $50 people were
in attendance today at the opening of the
seventeenth annual convention of the
Railway PASSENGER and Freight Con-
ductors' Mutual Aid andsBenefit associa-
tion. During the morning session little
was done except to organize and appoint a
committee on credentials. The order num-
bers l, 400 members The report of c. Hunt
of the order are in excellent condition.
Only ten members have Withdrawn from
the order and bat ninety were delinquent.
Thirteen had died and only one had been
disabled.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
TO MAKE RAlN.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 20.-Frank Mel
bourne has completed his arrangements
for his rain-making company in Kansas.
Last week party of Goodland men went
quietly down into the Panhandle of Texas
and Experimental. producing flood of
rain, and came back satisfied. The COM
pany has capital of 100000 and will
operate next year under the title of the
Goodland Rain Producing association.
Melbourne is to have charge of the conf
pany's oDerations
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
cANucK TREATY VIOLATIONS.

CHICAGO, Nov 20-Secretary Stone of
the Board of Trade has complained to Sec
retary Blaine of the injustice done TO oiti-
zens of the United States with respect to
tonnage passing through the Welland
canal, in clear violation of the treaty
known as the treaty of Washington. Sec
retary Stone says that this violation en-
hances the cost of coal to the great west,
or diminishes the earnings of transporta-
cents in excess of the toll upon coal pass
ing through the same canal destined for
the same territory. He adds: "Our grain
must be as advantageously placed for ex-
port at American seaports as, by Canadian
injustice and evasion of treaty obligations,
it is placed at Montreal and other
Canadian ports for ocean shipment"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. 20, 1891.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Cooler and fair.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 52o, the lowest 3S' and
the mean 459, with .03 inch Of rain, fol-
lowed at night by clearing weather, east
erly to southerly winds, falling barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 42S, and for the 10th day 40
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Forecast until
D. M, Saturday.
For Missouri - Threatening weather;
rain; warmer, southerly winds, except sta
tionary temperature in extreme southeast;
rain probably Sunday.
For Kansas, Indian Territory and Okla
homa-Rains in eastern portion; snow
Saturday in western portions; variable
winds; colder, except stationary tempera-
ture in extreme eastern portions; proba-
bly, generally fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
THE seDAIIA FORGER.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. 2o-The identity of
James L. Dunn, the forger, was revealed
today. He proves to be E Ellis Godlove,
a son of prominent commission merchant
of St Louis. His mother was a daughter
of one of the most prominent farmers Of
Boone county. Her maiden name was
Ellis. Last March Dunn secured $3.50
from the First National bank of this oity
on forged bill of lading on Wood Broth
ers, commission merchants of Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
MEXICAN VICTIMS.

of Zuere and Jose Castillo, brothers. were
recently found floating in the Rio Grande
They had been cut to death with knives
and thrown into the river. They had been
living with their mother on the Characo
Escontido ranch and were drafted into the
army by the Mexican general Cara as
guides for his regulars. 1t is believed that
they died under military orders.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
SILVER PURCHASES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20-The offers of
silver to the treasury department today
aggregated 7S9, 900 ounces. The amount
purchased was 800 00J ounces, at prices
ranging from 50 1895 to So 949S The gov
eminent having purchased the amount OF
silver required by law for the present
month, no further purchases will be made
until the % proximo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
A GRAND ARMY oeoEP

ALBANY. n. Y, Nov 20-Commander-
in-Chief Palmer of the Grand Army of the
Republic, in general orders, No 6, urges
that the cases of suspended members in
arrears be investigated by post COM
manders and, when worthy, that the
arrears be remitted, all save the per-capita
tax.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
AN EXPRESS ROBBERY.

MIssoULA, Mont, Nov 20.-Yesterday
afternoon two masked men entered the
Northern Pacific express car on the Mis-
soula and Occur D'Alene railroad, and, at
the point of their guns, made Express
Messenger Case open the safe and give up
all the money it contained (s2 020). The
robbery occurred between Dorsey and Null
lane, near the Montana and Idaho line, a
wild mountainous country.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
lRON ORE DISCOVERY.

DULUTH, MINI, Nov. ga new and
very valuable ore ind IS reported from the
west end Of the Mesaba iron range. X Is
said that several pits put down are bot
toned in clear ore, one being already
eighteen feet in iron Steps are nos be-
ing taken 70 pat railroad rough the
countrz. so as 20 open the mines I'D.
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LEFT His NAME.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov. 20-Giseintia
Epifairio, an Italian, who mas carried on a
steamship agency. general store and bank
ing business among the poor classes of his
coantrymen, Is believed 10 have abScoaded
with upwards of $50 600 belonging to his
customers. be has diS~nDsarea. aud there
Is no trace of him,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptsble TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IS for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gisfz ANY reliable druggist who
may not have It On hand vii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 70 try Il Do not accept any
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
THE BIGGEST OF ALL B00MS
looming At
CHRISTI, TEXAS.
Get In Ahead OF It. :: Deep Water Seaport

Water actually flowing through Ropes Pass from the
Gulf of Mexico Corpus Christi Bay channel has been
pleted Mustang Island penetrating hills % feet height
The eminent engineering authorities Deep Water report
that Corpus Christi Bay unquesionaby the finest tidal basin
the Gulf and that shall have deeper Ropes Pass
than is possible at any other port in Texas.
The of the Gulf and Bay first met through Ropes Pass
August 28th, 1891, after IA months work
This great work has been prosecuted wholly by private capital
and need money and have decided make
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
TIRE WINNERS

NEW YORK, Nov 20-Winners at Gut
tenburg: Cynosure. Florimore, Toano,
Esquimau, Abundance Colt, Pelham.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20.-Winners today:
Ruby Payne, Lady Blackburn, Gold Stone.
Sam Farmer, Henry Jenkins.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-GarAeld park win
ners: Iago, Jennie S, Buster, Wheeler 7,
Ealerna
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
AlNeEn.

ABILENE Tex, Nov. 50-W. r Frizzsl.
a wife murderer, WAS hanged today ~ 2-51
q uLErizzie murdered h1G- wife n
COuanche coanty. Texas he was utterly
indifferent TO bis fate, and expressed no
regret for tie crims
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RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 2O-The depart
ment of imperial control reports that the
present state of affairs in Europe fully
warrants the large extra credit asked by
the minister of marine.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
YELLOW FEYes-

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NsJoa WissNAa Sex.

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21

Great Auction Sale
We expect formally open Ropes Pass to of
moderate draught few MOUTHS work will be pushed for
ward until 80 foot depth obtained the delay
anties attending congressional appropriations
We expect THE BOOM to the Pass first
formally opened vessels of moderate draught Big money viii be
made SOMEBODY will make it! Why YOU? A huge city
will follow deep water Everybody admits that
You buy property of great future value YOUR OWN
PRICE, by attending great
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VXyANTED-ONE MAN AND TWO
w girls who understand mGchine etching
on HlASl. Addn@ "ETCHlNG," lntelligencer
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The Clarklbulg Na@ is one Of those
Democratic papers that never lose an
opportunity 10 indulge in a fling at tie
veterans Of the war for the Union. TIE
following paragraph is given as sample
Of what it can do in the line ofinsulune
the brave men who were shedding their
blood for the preservation Of the Nation
while the editor Of the Nacs was in his
swaddling clothes:
fTIs A shame that an old soldier with ca
pAClty for twenty drinks day only gets pen
Sion enough to buy FIVE, aud yCt that Is Tim con-
dIIlon OF at least hfty battle scarce" Veterans
IN our community. Tile TeAulI Is deplOTGble,
and they are either compelled 10 stay sober
three. IouTthS Of the Time or only be one'IOurth
drunk ali the time. II iIa sad commentary on
the generosity OF olr Government that our val
liant heroes are reduced 10 such extEsmlties; y
has probably never been presented IN this light
10 the pension sharks ut Warrington. There Is
no nsC talking, the internal revenue Will have
TO be abolished or pensions increased. IL 70 no
use 10 GugReAl any other remedy, for everybody
knows the answer to the Old honRr soldier
won't you MOTkV'
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DIED.

GoLUENBuRG-on Friday, April p, 1891, o.
3:t5 q. NJ, MRS. SARAH GoLDASBuEG.
Funeral tom her late residence, No. l22i Eoa
street, Sunday afternoon at 1850 O'Clock
Friends OF the family respectfully invited tC
attend. Interment private.
RE1LLY-Ath his rcsldence, 81 Sixteenth street
on Thursday, April q, 1891, at l:S .; M
IHoI n. KELLY, eldest son Of Michael
Reilly. hq.
Funeral from his late sc4deace. No. 81 Blk
tenth street, Saturday. April 25, at $50 a
NJ, To- 81. JoSeph's Cathedral. where Requiem
Mass will DO sung. Thence by carriages tC
MI. Calvary Cemetery.
BgRDATTs-A. his residence, on Thursday
April q, 1891 at Jas 4. M, .. 0. BURoArTs
aged - years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. <S Main
street, Saturday afternoon at 2o'clock. In
terment at Greenwood Cemetery. Friend
OF the iAuilJ are invited 70 attend.
THOMPsVS-At her home, in 81. ClairSyllie
Ohio, on ThurhdAy, April -, 1891, q b:lO ?
M, JHANAnB 1HoAPsoN, vile Of pAvid h
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With youth, yisOt, ambition and an tndomltA
bio will 70 help n, Is no Iuch EriSVouI matter
but toLterins down again, anliotSd By The all
ucnts which bOSst old AEe-ouF hacks bent with
Iaabaso, our elastic muscles and iolass ssia
aad painful. Il aWoeiul piece Of business. Fol
the inaImitieI which the dNalinS Of lItS too
et,On b,InsS, HOStStteI'S stomach BltIeI 10 a
bensaoSAt source OF relief, a mitigating SolAoO
always 10 DO depended upon. No regulating
tonic evolved By botanic medical discovery q
20 well calculated, 20 thoroughly able, but with.
ont untue IttmniHttNe SIfhct to help the aged,
the delicate aud the OAnTAlOtcent-to rOsuscl.
tate the vitality Of frame which time and
physical decliA eshAve I'm paired - this. kidney
and bladder weakness and disorder. eOstiVeneSi,
mAlArlAl complaints, dyBpepsiA and IheuniA.
tism are among The bodily Attlletions which this
stcrllng recuptrAnt and regulator oveiUomCs.