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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

FtNsAs CITY. Mo-. Oct. 22-CATTLE-R Receipis,
sG5. shipments l2lu Market steady. Steers - .
e. g., cows II 5st- 50, siocsers and feeders . 90
Mare 4lUc lower. Bulk = O0@i > all trades
- ..,ts 49, SHELP-Eeceipts $50 shipments 510.
Market 81 tlady.
81. Iouis 10. Oct % 22-CATTLE-Receipts 2inl.
shipments 40 Market lower. Native, = St84 ~
Texans and Indians - l65 90. HOGs>-Ilrceipts
bSn shipments .4Gl Market lower. Heavy
= PIC 81. mixed IS COOS 20, light 81 Gaal o.
HtiH.EI -I;eCcipts SUI, shipments LUl Marhet
strong at - 4tcs 90
CHICAGO. HIS. Cct. .22-CATTl,i.-Rece 1900
shipments $50. Market irregular. Steers IS 100
lG rangers ~ 4UuA so. s;OcHet~ - lnaS -. HOGS
- hrceipIs g1eD shipments lJ.Nbl Market lower.
Common 80 -fe3 o. mixed - UJt4 l.. butchers - -
Ca -. lieht - llc3 -. - MP Receipts sra
slipm1Js 2U5. Market steady 70 lower. Mixed
a 90 t4 e.. lambs IS 1585 l5
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF cat
Il at the wards today.
HOGS.

The fresh receipts were |, 81 head, which,
with the 800 carried over the previous
night, together with the light demand and
lack of competition, made one of the most
unsatisfactory days tor "A long time.
Whitaker was the only buyer for pack
ing grades and sorted and picked around
ia very choice way for the best hogs.
Plenty of hogs went begging without get
ting bid. There were TWO cars of strictly
fancy hogs. weighing about 3l5 pounds,
which brought $40. They were cork
ers" Best hogs sold at So so to 1886, but
as nothing but the very best hogs sold the
quotations do not make fair representa-
tion OF the market
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BUTTER-Firm. Creamery 2Se3Oc, dairy l6S20c,
store packed l4G16c, packing l2c-
EGGS-Firn. I7c.
RAY-steady.. Timothy IS CO. fancy prairie
So 90 good to choice 70 0095 So low grades IS 006
6 90
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23

Winter Tourist Rates va he santa Fe Route
The Santa Fe route have placed on SAFE
Winter Tourist tickets 70 the following
points. Austin. Corpus Christi. e Pas0,
Galveston. Houston. Lamyas-ss Rock
port. Sa1 Antonio. Texas. Dem.ug. Lake
Valley. Las Cruces. S,.ver C.-y and -
corro. New Mexico. Transit limit OF %
days IN each direction. with final limit u
june /. ls32. Stop-over privileges Will be
ailOse Ell within tie limits Ia each dirsC-
ton For additional information apply NJ
Union ticket Office, Is North Main. Or
Douglas avenue station
1s5ef ". D. MURDOCH. d. P. 4
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MARRIAGE OF a NEW Yoak esAUn.

She becomes n Bride Amid All the sur-
ronndiugs OF Social spIondor.
Miss Sallie Hargous. who has for sew
eTal seasons been celebrated as one ~ O. %
most beautiful women in New YorA
has married Mr. Duncan Elliott. noted
az an athlete, polo player. crack drives
etc, 1t IS scarcely ueces ary 10 add that
all the famous 'four Hunlred7 wers
properly agitstel and that the cers-
mouy and succeeding reception were tho
'sweliest' affairs Of the closing summer
eea.nu uf 1901
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STOLEN.
Under this head e per line per day.
LOST,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23

psign Of 1891. IS
one Of the few
70 whom fortune
has beep kind
His father IS =
lawyeranda
of intelligence.
and in later years
Of some wealth.
and the family
one of cultureand
good standing.
Al -
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yI-AEss.lt- tef.E3- uf ElE sfT CIEI C..
W vee-. haAssa ss4s - -, - - =. r
: u1g-=z ss~ -
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KANSAS CITY. Oct. -
FL0VR-NN &c. Xxx &C. :anlily 81 O., choice
q 81 fancy - Sitrt ~
" MhEA a-Dull and quiet No. . hs-d, cash and
0CJobrr Sic bid Nc : rSa cash sc h-d
bic
oATS-Steady No. soash and October aasc bid
bAELER-tirrn J. and unchanged.
klE-Steady az &c.
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I'7nl and Kansas CIV.
The traffic between aboye cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted new order of things.
aud has put on their trains, a through car
between these points. The cstrS rGu on
this service are Pullman combination
cLair car ut1 SEE Der. and sre Sie en- nodi-
ment oi comfort The price cLacSed Tor
this especial service j. but iuie compared
with the aCcOmnsodatI0u given.
See that your tickets resd via the ! lbert
Lea Tou.e &C.. L. l. * p; B c K. K y.
and y. y u j. Rvs Maps ald time
tables sent 0a application.
JOGN SEBASTIAN
Gen'i Tkt x Pass Ag'
Z. ST. JoHS. Genl Manager.
General of1ces: Chicago S3-8
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AGENTS UANTED.
Urdsr MS head &c yer line per day.


INANTED-AGEST FOR WICHITA s. PR
W day guaranteed. Nust have some references
n least - fOr security Also 30 each to1u
Cl--s1e o. " cSl,a. Address gent. care o. WfChta
EACLE- - ~
GIVE WORKERS EvERYwHERE FOR
"a "-Eepp'- ptU,ogrlLs Cf TIE ~ Orld.' produced
~ outlay Or TO- ~ freus uG0us sBCres-. Nr. i
= Nar-aa5.. Dexter Ind. cleared az IN & days,
J,er. H-aTy Fisher !laiufed 1ass.. ST. tu
hours Glz- H. b. i s-ris- t1aiie.d. ieln-- So in
fatr.. minutes Mammoth Unrestricted CIrCuisrs
ard .efrus ttee- E91as credit frei-nt paid.
Eeag-.sst 3u-rt ORR 81 AcdTe-- y iobe FuaTtlniuz
Co - Chestnut street. Philecelpala. pa dir II
4 GESTS wASTED-THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
y and Personal i.ru3iu-ceucf- ~ tca. Ben O.
b1iler giving plete l4-t1rt of men ard
% fhe g g.reI states f0E tae BAL tftT year.
:roI ei- point Hli4 Sefe SO fhe statesmen.
e EtlLisr- tsgILa..-i- u-.l tarj crises ard fac
E.es gle generally 20 egTeFt arFEF before Tslt-
lessed foE nam yesr- it vii. sectElfT he lKih-
a4 wake tke dead. " cal eve 20 r-cf s3lis sli-
gent people alfrct- - ser s-re hat Wi.l ernhc
2 all Hlss@ g. .-tlft s1cCess ~ fhts CANVAS
r-a-u tie STARK aAFa=-cfs 60 are looEissE for .
t,1faa.z8 tax notice Agriy ta- territory 20 >
Jz1klu & Co. ~ u.4ve street. - LoIas. No d2Nl
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Wichita Froduce Market.

WICHITA. Oct. =
FIOUR-Hirhest patent - 60. second patent 81 81
extra fancy - 81
BJTIEIt-First creamery 61c. second creamery
81. finest dairy 2pc lBe dairy lJC.ComnOn dairy lUc.
EG6S-,G.li.c per dozen
POULIl.l boosters Il aOa2 90, per dozen SC
PEI pound hens s. u4n2 per dozen or &C per
pound. sprIrr chickens 81 75a2 30 per dozen ilsc
per rouua. turkeys s1tsc per pound. uuCkS-Jeai
al % naliarcs - - per dozen, prairie chickens 10
Per dozen, young -eHsg iUr pound
POTATOES hoice 6lc PEI buShe.
ApPLE>->& 0ls2 80 per bushcl,
SOAI.-AnthIacite Sll -. Canon City IS 90 Weir
Cy = 60 rroutenac - 81 PitsOurg. - u. Illinois
q u. AINA lLlster 8 ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23
wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA Oct. -
Following are the closing quotations,
GRAlN-tar lots on track
MH.-AI I-tiaaoik.
GDkN-New 2,6cS2c.
OATS-Z.sd25c
l;AE-NO aor better 50Tsjc.
HAA-Raled Il Luea 50 per on. loose. 81 OoG5 on.
GROUND COh$-CLcp iu car lots sc per 100
pounds. corn an oats II 10 per 100 pounds. bran
sl.l betl. t,L Der lUU pounds.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ikLD ". lsRar Il Il, G ISRAEL
Notary Public.
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

10 buv wichita ciiy properly or Ses,.ssieE csnutv
land a. lIeSelt prices ne.1~ lare reiurus ga yoar
money. ithiis. wit't he- .locS .ana other Indus
lrie2 !. lust iu her infancy. aD Sfa ar4ins - ne
now arer were newer Urered ieEore- A Il having
business n orr itue are invited Go cab " correspond
The Wlchta lHirEesis az uosl-rcs cents proper b
snn faithfully csssG FOR of5cs sslond noor -
S,crlh 2NfAsE, slsss.sE liglid!ns. Gutzg
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23

erst fase i1- 1f.1-eagi snr3tc
Tie shurteer .ine o. ~ iGg aT g. aet
No change IL cars 81 anT si.d ie feea
Wichita and - l1us GniF LaF a1ust
s-isseea Wichita aad &e1 York fltr F8
n p y l-sorss1 Pac5hc Ta.1av- tfy fsr
fsIce 10 north AlaGu street s y
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BJTrER-Stroag. Faaey creamery SOsSl,, west
err -..s-.s. So ecteG diaries 5G-.c.
LHA--lFaga.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23
winter Tourist Rates va 4he San.a r Roqto.

Uifou Ticket or'ce Cor Main and lst stree, rnioa
Passenger station corner DoT- - and Sth avenues
W. ID. MURDuCA. ID. T. u.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

noer ibis head u per use yeraay-
nor EXCHASGE--8 HEAD 0F CATTLE 10
i exchange for az - sore bottom fa-tl il -aflL-
dLz st " t
Tor EXCHANGE ACRE TAEN Wt5B
i fair lmbrO7 euncBts. l5s mils from cfp9- ou
$50 rsi iirsa4 81 miles es-s ~ tslta u aef5
= tfoan pi.uty sateT ala tll4Jsr szfg elcuLE-
-raare. s4aat C4-5 properly d. s- tt -tn.
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

Tie Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 1,741; Hogs, 1871
Shipments: Cattle, 1891; Hogs, 800.
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WICHITA, Oct %.

The receipts Of cattle were fair today,
but not enough to put activity into the
market The offerings consisted chiefly OF
cows and be.fers and some calves. The
good stuff sold well, and there is good
demand for more. The quotation is
steady.
mo of,ofg. ions mere presented are to give the
sl 1ef , idea of te general lHngo OF prices Inc
Haffous cIasses and grades sell within the limits o.
fhIee quotations according 10 the quality OF offer
sl,s and the stale of the daily markets. These quo
+, ions arr only changed when there has Doen
,-er-rrgueuf change IA the general market. The
ire.itatve ssics should be referred 10 10 get Tie
dali fluctuations
:. t.=-..r..--. --.....- 900 - o.---a q MAJ n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23

r-uder thi- Tread e pei iius pcs 1sv-
lIONEY 10 LOAN - LAi9E OK SNAIL.
vi amounts ca cattle. E0r-r-. plauta. hoE-sl9ta
= u0,is hOfes bonds ~ ahy sOc4 ss-uiisS b. it-.-a
.Oau 20. IUoul over if= e AAlh ht- ifi "
I,LHhITL TLIgB Loans. CATTLE IDA fe--lJs-
i e. loaned on niu-s-i everything bF j. p Liz
uiu I'VE slalotds sGOcerg- corner fifrt l14 sil.l
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TIE NEW YORK REPUBLICANS

sketch Of the Wan They Have Chosen iai
Standard Bearer.
Jacob Sl0st Fassett. VINO leads the r.
publican hosts o.. New York In the cam
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Chicago Gram aud Produce
CHICAGo Oct -
Wieat-INcited.
COrn-Actiyc and firm.
Oats-Firm
pork-hi-her.
i.ard-Nigbe-.
The lraiiug futures ranged ss follows
FLOUk-DulL easy. Spring patents 81 o0a5 a..
WlnJel psteuts - oUa5 y. straight - 6JGSOl
MdEAI-OctOf a. ~ l-,Dcluts-i 9slsc May
g U.
CORN October 5+'lc. November 4a7Sc, May s2lac
OATS-October 2sStU Noven ber gs44st. Nav 5IL,,-
PORE-December ~ q, January Sll S,1s
LARD NoYeul Der - S.ta, December 81 S25s jan
uATy 50 92ia
Cash quotations were a. t0iiows
WHEAT-g&
GONN-spC
OAIS-@34c
kNE-SS.
BAIIEG-isR76lc
FLAASEED-s6isc.
TIhOThN-sf 3
POHh-SS TseS -
lAiD-S6 20.
SHORT RI tS-S6 s0S6 50
DRY SALT SuNNl.DElsS-S6 oSGG Ii
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-ss Oessi ~
AhIShh-Sl Is
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SdteSHieH.
MiScedUdheOifs.

MfSCCUITUIteOlfS.
IY7ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAS
w TO make change. Must have good recon-
mends. munsOn 4 Mcnamara dd5 u
wv ANTFD- COMPETENT STENOCRAPHEEG
w and lcCk-keeIe erE no Cr-Ile positions 80
Rppy 81 fhe AHtlunHl Accountant = aud StcHu.Fapl-
= Bun tfi O. for The statcs or kuusas. Colo
Neste1u Business College. Wichita, Kan. 2Htf
Wy ANTTD-BUSINESS MIN WHO ARE ~
w Iced of steHo pliers OF accountants 10 Call
81 Tie National Accountants and SteuOliapher's
IuItan. Branch Office 40 Tie eoutliv tstrIi iiust-
less College, Chitu. Kan We usually have
our apIiIcatiOu list thoroughly conn rteilt book.
Keeper and stenogIa Pliers with irsl class efeft-
ros Erip fufnisi.es Tree of Cl.HIEe. 2oU
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60 east via the New short lire. NIs
souri Pacific Pheasant Hin raufs
Through sleeping aHG clair cars without
cnange Wichita 60 - Louis aso 8.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Uader Us lssa q psf I'as - az

T-vEEY OSF ~ MID 90 IFfCrEh4Iot
l. On tie subject q. E1fsf.i-i1E T.l.f ~ aFiI .q
ohfaia a copT ~ BcDf ffr ElTert -~ra. ss-F--
pr.ce a. sal. aes3. postage tal. c4 Ier - l' t.f
rra - q sstr.f1 rsIL .ittgl from tts fllsrrt.
t.sssspaper ulferiorF - ~ ft. 49, iAaHt -t-
sne ai.i = -ssss ceal ~ .rf f staa stf1t raf7 a-f
orh.r matters psIia4ttF 20 ias 1relssz q. eftssl-
f.-f1g adafCa- i.oes.a A1rr-f.e tlff11.
SgFale street ser Aaf1- 1A
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

TAERIvr.T LEAVE.
81 Louis Mail and Express. 345 + 4 l:l5 N
Kansas City Xpress..............| $40 A !a1 VI
KinYa Exiiress .................i 52UP A. f25 A NJ
ko,ya VI iXed ll:5j a NJ ll6 NJ
WICHITA AND COLORADO,
Colorado Mail and Express. ll:20 A " 52l "
Colorado AiXed .........I G:ZU p VI $50
Depot Second and Wichita streets; ticket office I2j
North Main street. +. =. BIECKLEY.
rasernccI and Ticket Agent
TIME TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND * PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
f"Great Rock Island Route."I
IN effect on and after March 6. 1891.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money

New 1 OrG Money
NEW YORK. Oct p
Money on call easy. ranging from 10 Sle per
ceaf. closed offered al per cert.
Prime mercantile paper 5S4si6ie.
Exchange firm al - 81 Tor sixty days 81 81 for
demand.
TOlal sales OF stocks today 24lOO1 shares
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. - Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express dailv. ...............
10. . Kansas City SL Loui>
ana Chicago. ThrOug /
Mail and eX. daily........
No. / Kansas City st Loui,
and Chicago night eX.
dailY.........-..-.-.-.. .....
No. e. Accommodation
daily. except Sunday. .....
GOING SOUTH,
M. 2Kansasa . City ~. Louis
and Chicago eX. daily.
No. | Kansas City -. Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eN. daily...............
No. 81 Accominodp dptiOn daily
except SUNDAY ...
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23

Trains kcd TINS daily
EOTIPNE ENT NORTH AMI EAST
Train ~. slg. Kansas Cifv express. runs solid 10
Kansas CIV. has char car service
1lnin No. 4Ni comes rect from Galveston and IL
through Chicago train leaving Wichita At ig 2lp a
and arrives it' CciCaco the next day az Pl5 p ~.
Train No. sS hae free reclining chair car 10 nan
sss CRY Pullman 20 Kansas City. also 10 ToVeka-
Atchis0n and st loseVh.
EQUTrHENT 50 UTR AND wFST
Train No 4lf has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. NG has through Pullman car TO Tt
oIfh and Galveston.
Train No. as has reclining chair car from Kansas
Cts and stops at Wichita
CITY Union Ticket Office Cor Main and 1st street aua
Union Passenger station corner Douglas aud 5tii
aveuues W ID MURuoCR D. p A.
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Situations ~ GIifed-Ndie.
lhCer Ibis head lc per line per day.
Boohkeepe,.s and CLERKS.

miscellaneous.
yITANTED-A BOOKKEEPER AND sTHNOG-
W rapher OF three years experience desires a
position Address A. l. -DoebcTger. JdJ Lulu ave,
-iCy. l3i-tf-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-23

iecant reclining chair cars ON nli trtl.ls. AMI
Pullman @leepers from Wichita to Kansas City aul
Chicago witnout change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north south, east aud west, and steamship tickets
sold to all EurOpeRn points Mt lowest rates. City
Ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue. corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 1913.
". y. WISUART. Ticket Agent
.IYo. Srr srtAN. @. T. tS P. A. Chicago m.
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NEW JERSEY BRIEgs.

Katie Sink, of Newark, burned in
bonfire Tuesday night, died yesterday OF
her injuries.
William Fass, a we'll known young
man of Hoboken, was arrested yesterday
Tor saulting his wife.
John MeGrath, OF Railway was ar
rested at Newark yesterday while try
Ing to dispose of an overcoat stolen the
night before at Elizabeth.
Wicked and threatening letters sent
by Daniel Prim, colored, of Easton, to
Rosa Good, of Newark, N, j., by mail,
have led to Daniels arrest.
The official registry of Middlesex
County returns 4, 79l for New Bruins
wick, which is the Second District, 5,22S
Tor the First District aud 4, 692 for the
Third District, making ia all IA, 79l.
The deficiency of 81, 100 in Money Or
der Superintendent Hartman's accounts
with the Newark postoffiee having been
made good by relatives, no prosecution
will be undertaken and he has been dis
'harged. as... - zs4aa -.
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FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.


A Steamship Burnod-SIany Passengers
Killed by Fire and water.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29-The steam
boat Oliver Beirne, from st. Louis, was
burned at Millil5en's Bend, 2j miles
above Vicksburg, early yesterday.
Most of the passengers and crew were
asleep, when at $3.50 O'Clock an alarm of
fire was sounded, and almost before any
one was awake the boat was aname. The
blaze originated on the lower deck, from
what cause is not known, and commu-
nicating with the dry cotton was soon
burning with great fierceness. The crew
of the boat were aroused, and with the
passengers who were awake gave the
alarm to those who were asleep.
A rush was Immediately made for the
forward part of the boat, and many got
off in safety, hut that avenue Of escape
and others were soon cut OF, and the
unfortunate passengers and crew were
forced to plunge into the water
The crew of the boat displayed COM
mendable coolness, and every effort was
made to rescue those who had not got
ashore. Chief Engineer Ed. Bird launch
ed the yawl of the boat and he, with
other men, succeeded in picking up many
/ Of the unfortunate5 in the water.
/ Some, however, were beyond reach,
and were either burned to death or sunk
beneath the waters to rise no more The
alarm was communicated to the people
] of Miliken's Bend and the bank of the
river was soon crowded with villagers,
who assisted in tho work of rescue and
hospitality, throwing open their houses
to the survivors.
Besides large number OF cabin pas
sengers there were over 200 deollhands on
board. The deckies were on their way
to work on the levees south of Vicks
burg. The passengers lost all their per
sonal property
The list of the lost as furnished the
steamboat company by Capt. Thorwe
gian is made up as follows: Two chill
dren OF DIR. Worrell of Baton Rouge;
three chambermaids; Samuel V. En-
tricken; a daughter of Mr. Adams o.
Omaha; five cabin boys; a nurse Of
Mrs Frazier of Natchez; Mrs Woolidge
of New Orleans; a number of deckhands
The body of an elderly lady wa
found floating down the river and ha
not been identified.
The steamboat company place thei
loss at about Sl25, 900.
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sullivan Accept. slavln,s Chaileneo.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct 30.-Cham-
pion John L. Sullivan, who arrived yes
terday from Australia, decided tonight
to accept Paddy Slavin's challenge at
once. He wired his managers in the
East to put up the necessary forfeit
money and to demand a fight as soon
as possible. Sullivan docs not care how
big the purse is, but he stipulates that
this will be his last fight in the ring.
He will be free from theatrical engage
ments early next summer, and unless
Slavin backs down the fight will then
take place. Sullivan is in dead earnest
and spelling for fight.
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Cardinal Gibbons VIII Attend.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 30-Canou Plan
carte, of this city, has sent invitations to
Cardinal Gibbons and the bishops of the
Catholic Church in the United States to
attend the opening of the Collegiate
Church at Guadaloupe, one Of the most
renowned temples in Mexico, which has
been undergoing repairs for some time,
but which is now nearing completion.
Cardinal Gibbons OF Baltimore, and the
bishops of New York, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, Chicago, Detroit and St. Louis
have already accepted the invitation and
will gather at Chicago and come TO this
city by special Pullman coaches.
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H sense of .6tUaess

a sense or .TettJ71ess
and other troubles after eating {?
Then you need a "Pellet." Not
one of the ordinary, gripping, tear
ing pills-it's a sickness in itself to
take them. But one of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets-the original Liver
Pill, the smallest and the easiest to
take. The easiest in the way they
work, too they're mild and gentle,
but thorough and effective. Every
part of the system feels their health
full influence. They cleanse and
regulate the liver, stomach and bow
els. Regulate, mind you. They
prevent disease as well as care it.
They're purely vegetable and perfect
ly harmless. Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion,
and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is re-
turned.
You pay only for the good you
get.
This is true only of DIR. Pierce's
medicines.
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National Unitarian Society.

FTcHBURG, Mass, Oct. 30.-At the
annual meeting of the National Unitar-
ian Sunday School Society, held here
yesterday, Rev Edward A, Harton, Of
Boston, was chosen president and Rev.
II. G. Spaulding, of Newton, Mass
secretary. Among the directors Gelected
were Mrs. Kate Ganuett Wells of Boston,
Rev. c. A. Thsyer, Of Cincinnati, Rev
VIM. l. Nichols, of Philadelphia, and
Rev. VIM. Fenno OF Chicago
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Attached HI. sisters Property.

SING SING, N. Y, Oct. 3O-George A.
Brandreth, of this city, has secured an
attachment for $40, 900 against the
property of his sister, Mrs. II. @. Sy-
monds, who is at present living at Los
Gatos, California The property, real and
personal, WAS seized by the Sheriff yes
terday. 1t covers stock in the Brand
reth pill and porous plaster factory, a
S3, 600 legacy in the Bacon estate and
other securities
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct.' 3O.-The field
and forest fires in the blue grass region
continue and the fire is eating its way
into the most valuable corn fields and
farming land in the State The farmers
and their mem are out vainly trying ia
fight the fire back and save their stock
Nothing but very heavy rain can
stop the progress Of the flames.
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PENNsYLvANIA BRIEFS.

Prof. H. y Lauderbach, principal OF
boys academy in Philadelphia, COM
mitted suicide yesterday.
An attempt is to be made by the
widow of the late John ID. Lewis the
colored lawyer of Philadelphia, to break
the will Of her husband.
Frank c. Hutchinson, cashier Of the
Allegheny National Bank of Pittsburg,
who was injured a week ago by being
thrown from his carriage near the Gar
den of the Gods At Colorado Springs, il
dead.
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A Fatal Mistake.

Physicians make no more fatal mistake
han when they inform patients that nervous
heart troubles come from the stomacn and
are of little consequence. DR. Franklin
Miles, the noted Indiana specialist, has
proven the contrary IN his new book on
"H cart Disease which may be had tree at
G, II. H tgenpuch's drug store who guarantees
and recommends Dr. Miles Il equaled New
Heart Cure, which has tn. largest sale OF any
Aud organic hearl disease short breath,
dut' ering, pain or tenderness in the side arm
or shoulder, irregular pulse faintng, smother
ing, dropsy, etc. His Restorative Nervne
cures headache, tits etc.
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Oh. What q Cough.

VIII you heed the warning2 The signal PER.
laps of the sure approach OF that more Ter
rible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving so
cents, TO run the risk and do nothing for IT,
We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure
9lll Cure yonr Cough. IL never fails. This
explains why more than Million Bottles
we're sold the past year. II relieves Group
aud Whopping Cough at once Mothers do
not be withOnt IL. For Lame BACK, Side or
Chest, use ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
y. II. HaSeubuch, N, h. corner Main and
LlOyd streets.