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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
LaermaAing in Japan

Lacemaking Is q comparatively modern
Industry 10 japan, having been apparently
introduced into the country as late as ten
or twelve years ago, but n that time it has
made wonderful progress This Is not
wonderful when it is rsmem bsred hoE tie
japanese excel in delicate work requiring
oexterity, and how successful they had
previously been with embroidery. Japan
ese lace has hitherto been mainly consumed
AZ home, bUs recently a Toxic firm has
been very successful in selling specimens
OF lis productions in England. France and
Belgium. and il is confidently anticipated
thst large EXPORT business MAJ IN time
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We offer all the opportunity buy into this choice property
at the BUYERS OWN PRICE Money is We must OBJ
funds finish extensive improvements and will
sacrifice heavily to get them This veday sale will embrace
One million dollars worth of choice building lots "The
Cliffs overlooking Corpus Christi Bay Sold singy with privilege
Seven stylish, modern houses containing to 10
very handsome All rapid transit track overlook
ing the bay Will be sold siDgly.
The new elegant "Ata Vista" Hotel, the most stylish
frame hotel in Dining top floor elevators all i'm
provemens Situated "Three Mile Point noble cliff jutting
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HOMELESS YOUTH.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 30.-The convention
of the Boys and Girls National Home and
Employment association, held in this city
during the past week, ended this after
noon, with a special address by President
HIGHLAND to over 200 boys of the public
schools of Topeka. The speaker highly
complimented Professor Boss, superin-
tendent of public instruction. The ma
tional executive committee of the associa-
ton held its first meeting today and
decided to make a call on the friends of
the work throughout the United States
for sufficient money to carry the work
into every state in the Union. An i'm
portant circular will be issued in a few
DAYS.
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MADAGASCAR NOTES.

PARIS, Oct. 30.-The Petit Journal this
morning prints dispatch from Madagas-
car, stating that Majunga. at the entrance
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at
$20O,000
The Petit Journal also prints an account
of the massacre of French soldiers form.
ing the escort of DR.. Beziat, u ho was
ascending the Betsiboka river, enroute to
Majunga, by the natives. The party was
fired upon by bandits from the banks of
the river. The bandits were concealed in
the Jungle. DR.. Beziat and the eight ma
tive soldiers forming his escort were kill
ed and their baggage plundered.
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| two patients in the hospitals suffering
| from wounds received during the fighting.
This number, of course, is in addition to a
very much larger number of persons who
have been similarly wounded and who are
being treated at their own homes. The
| wounds as a rule are about the patients
heads showing that the blackthorn had
done most effective work.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
here this morning among the McCarthyites
by a rumor that was spread throughout
the CITY that plot had been discovered,
in which mum Der of the more rabid Par
nellites were implicated, to murder Mr.
William O'Brien. The police. however,
declare that there is no foundation for the
rumor and that at all events they will pro-
tect Mr.. o Bren from any attempt that
may be made to injure him.
AT the police court this morning num-
Der of McCarthyItes were fined for stoning
PaTnellite meeting In imposing
sentences the magistrate stated that the
behavior of the rival factions was worse
than anything he had ever witnessed in
Belfast
In consequence of the disturbed state of
affairs in Cork, the police of Fermery,
nineteen miles from this city, and the con-
tsbulary from all outlying stations, have
been ordered to proceed Immediately to
Cork. The whole force of mounted police
at present in this city has been placed at
the disposal of Mr.. Dillon, aud will accom-
pany him everywhere until the close of the
political campaign now being fought here
between the McCarthyites and Parnellltes.
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OUN,S REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Oct 30.-R 6. Dun & Co. s
Weekly Review of Ira e says:
"The improvement in business con-
Times II is greater than before at the
west, considerable at the south, and Is
clearly perceived even at the east. Yet,
the encouragement in some branches OF
industry is not less but more apparent
than before; evidently because calcuia-
ions had been made upon "A more rapid
and greater increase in business than has
been realized. The premature expansion
In some forms of production and OF trade
has invited the usual corrective, and Il
cautious disposition exists. which is so
general that il might easily be mlslnter-
pr, ted.
''The iron industry shows the most
change. The extreme anxiety to sell pig
iron aud financial weakness in unexpected
quarters produce the present depression,
which is ia curions contrast with the
Astounding confidence which prevails re-
Rardiug tile future. The plate mills have
done a good business, at the lowest prices
ever recorded, and structural iron Is lrreg-
ular and also very low, The anthracite
coal market is more cheerful. Copper is
depressed by heavy sales, tin has gone
below 20 tents and lead has sold down to
40 CENTS Woods are somewhat easier.
The dress goods market is active and the
works are well employed, though at mar
row margins of profit The cotton mills
have done an increased business in tancies
but the trade in staples is falling of, and
buyers urge that lower prices are justified
by The decline in raw cotton. Yet the
southern demand is better, and the trade,
on he whole, is fairly good.
Reports from other cities are decidedly
more encouraging than usual, though at
the east improvement is not rapid.
Speculation in breadstutfs has adj
vanced prices this week. partly on account
of the reported prohibition of wheat ex-
ports from Russia, Receipts at the west
have been ). SS4 600 bushels in four days,
against exports of 10000 bushels, aud
yet the price rises . cents. Without any
excuse, speculative manipulation has
hoisted corn cents, but pork products
are shade lower.
mo fears are entertained Of monetary
pressure. Throughout the eRst and west
and at most southern points, the money
markets are well supplied for legitimate
business and rates tend lower, while col
lectIOns improve to some extent almost
everywhere, but especially at The principal
western points.
THE business failures for the past week
were 255 compared with 249 for the pre-
vious week. For the corresponding week
of last year the figures were 21S. "
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and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
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SlulINANyS LATEST

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 30-John L. Sulli-
van last night telegraphed to his mana
gers in New York that he was willing to
meet Frank Slavin for any amount at any
time, the sooner che better. and instruc-
ting them to make preliminary arrange
meuts for fight as soon as possible
New ORLEANS, Oct. 30-President Noel
of the Oily club has telegraphed Sal
livan's agents in New York, offering
SIS. 000 for the Slsviu-Sullivan contest, for
March, aud also solid gold pitcher en-
blematic of the worlds supremacy.
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ITALY'S CROPS.

ROME, Oct S0-In an interview yester-
day, Signor Arcolos, under secretary of
the agricultural department. said that the
crops in tCis country were all above the
average yield. In exact figures the yield
of wheat is Is. $50. 90 quarters. of maize
s 06S. O0l, of oats ,. 000. 600, of barley I.2Gl-
600. and of rye 2,4U3,000. Elghty-five per
cent. of this wheai crop is of very good
quality. The yield of wine is expected TO
be large in quantity and line in quality,
and the orange and lemon crops are most
promising. Taken altoget her, Italy. Signor
Arcoles declares, has not been in such
prosperous condition in many years.
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RECIPROCITY GOSSIP.

! WASHINGTON. Oct. 30-Del-gates from
| Barbados and Trinidad, the two most i'm
portant of the British West Indies, are ex-
pected here shortly TO confer with Sir
| Julian Pauncefote and the state depart
ment. The aggregate foreign trade OF the
| British West Indies is SCI, 7O2, Ill, of which
Barbados and Trinidad have So, 33l ,672
These are the figures for 1889, the latest
which have been complied by the bureau
of statistics of the treasury department
The trade of these two islands with the
United States, however, is less than with
Great Britain, and the American exports
to them are considerably smaller than the
imporls from them. Secretary Blaine and
Mr.. Foster hope to remedy this state OF
things by reciprocal agreement which
Will open the markets of the islands on
favorable terms to this country's products.
The countries wit b which treaties VIII be
especially sought in addition to those
already made are Mexico, Venezuela, Col
umbia and Peru. Negotiations with
Mexico are going on at the Mexican capital
between the United States minister, Mr..
Ryan, and special delegate appointed by
the Mexican government for this purpose,
Senior Jose Ives Limantour, and he Is ex-
pected in Washington early in the winter
to talk with Secretary Blaine and with
Senior Romero, the Mexican minister. If
a treaty is made with Mexico il will be
outside the narrow limits OF the MCKINNEY
bill, for Mexico does not export enough
sugar, coffee or hides to justify opening
her markets to American commerce in
return tor the placing OF those articles on
the free list.
Treaties will probably be made with
Venezuela and Columbia upon the ground
of their large exports of coffee to this
country. The government of Venezuela
was the first to propose reciprocity after
the passage of the Mckinley bill, but
final agreement has been delayed by the
prompIness of Minister Peraza in accept
ing the first propositions of the state de-
partment, which went good deal further
than the Venezuelan government was
ready to go or Mr.. Blaine expected them
to go. Minister Scruggs, the United
States representative TO Venezuela, is now
in Washington, and will take back to
Venezuela modified propositions which
will probably be promptly accepted. The
negotiations with Columbia are in charge
of Minister Abbott, this governments
representative at the Columbian capital,
and he is hopeful OF satisfactory results.
This country's trade with Peru is not i'm
portant either in imports or exports, but
eX-Mayor Grace of New York and some
other gentlemen having business interests
in Peru are trying to arrange a treaty
which may be of some benefit
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EAlLIlREs-

LOUISVILLE, Oct 30-The r. B. Cotter
company wholesale lumber. assigned to-
DAY. The liabilities are 500, 900 and the
assets nominally. 100000 The president
of the company stated that all debts
would be paid in full As result of the
assignment the Louisville Stone and
Lumber company also assigned today,
with liabilities of $4,000 and assets OF
S75. 900
NEW YORK, Oct 3O-Michael Simonson
and Theodore Weissen, known as Simon
son & Weissen, cloak manufacturers,
failed today, with Liabilities estimated at
$3.50 900 The firm began business in 1870.
They did a large business, their annual
sales reaching 5000 600.
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PREHISTORIC REMAINS

OTTAWA. Ills. Oct S0-Evideuces of the
occupancy OF the Illinois river valley by
an ancient race Of some culture were IN
covered at Marseilles. eight miles east of
Ottawa, today. While workmen were ex-
cavating just above tue Marseilies dam,
they discovered what appeared to be "A
stone roadway. Further excavation dis
closed some fifty feet of 4 well-made road
way Of slabs of stone. The road. il is
thought was built by the Aztecs or
Trzcunons. who were driven from this
region by the Indians.
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TIE wHlskEY IRIIsr.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O-The whiskey trust
is reported to be pursuing an entirely new
method to crush its rivals. There are
independent distilleries in Nebraska,
Pekin, Ill, and two in Ohio. To break up
the trade of these houses, the trust, it is
said, organized a large force of agents
several weeks ago and sent them through
out the country with instructions TO visit
all saloons and learn from whom the
keepers buy their liquors. If they are
customers of the antitrust houses the
agent undersells, and in this way they
have succeeded in diverting large trade
from the independent houses to the trust.
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A DESPERATE SMuGGLRR,

LAREDO, Tex, Oct 3O.-United States
Deputy Marshal George Wise and friend
named C. Garcia this morning halted
Francisco Flores, a noted smugler, who
had Struggled goods in a bundle While
the marshal was examining the bundle
Flores stabbed and killed Wise and then,
as Garcia sprang to his friends assistance,
he also received death wound from the
deadly knife in the smuggler's hand
Flores escaped. The murder has caused
great excitement and demand will I'M
doubtedly be made upon Mexico for
Flores extraditiou.
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wnMAN,s RIGHTS DENIED.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30-The supreme court of
Illinois decided adversely TO the Chicago
ladies in the woman's suffrage case at
Ottawa today. The motion for leave to
file petition for mandamus was denied
on the ground that the petition sought to
be filed was uncertain and did not contain
allegations sufficient to warrant its issu-
auce. The decision does not touch the
question Of the constItutionality Of the
recent State laws
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TIE ElRE RECORD.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 3O.-A four-story
building at the corner OF Canal and Mich
igau streets. owned by H. Mueller & Co.,
and occupied by that firm as a malt ware
house. was burned this morning. The loss
is estimated at 100000.
BELvIDERE, n. j., Oct. 30.-Clinton,
Huntington county, was visited BY de-
structive fire last night. Nineteen build
ings including society halls, stOrehouses
and dwellings,, were burned. The loss is
estimated at 500. 000
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SOUTHERN NEWS eATHeRees

NEW YORK. Oct. S0.-A number of the
leading newspaper men in business in
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia, Florida. Alabama. Mississippi
Louis ana and Tennessee, met today In
this city and organized the Southern
Associated Press a. a business enterprise
The association is TO commence at once
gathering hews throughout the country
and will supply its report to newspapers
aud news organizations.
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Thousands Of people when drying their
faces after washing wipe them downward
that il. from forehead 70 chin. This IL
mistake says The Ladies Home Journal
Always Use upward-frorn the chin % the
forebead-aBd outward-toward the ear
motions Never wipe any part Of the face
downward
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THE HlOGO EARTHQUAKE.

LONDON, Oct. 3O-Dspatches from
Hiogo, Japan, say that the terrible earth
quake of Wednesday last destroyed the
towns of Nagoya, Gifu and Ogaki 1t is
estimated that he total number of persons
who lost their lives by the disaster ex-
eeeded three thousand. Many vessels were
wrecked in the vicinity of Hiogo during
the seismic disturbances. The number of
Europeans who lost their lives is small
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 30-A, V. Smith, a
stockman of Winfield, Kan. arrived here
today with bunch of cattle, which he
sold late this afternoon for $3.50 in cash.
With the money in his pocket. he started
to walk from the stock yards up town. On
the Twelfth street incline two masked men
held him up and robbed him. taking every
cent he had. 1t is supposed that they fol-
lowed him from the stock yards The
rnhhnrS escanpd
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AMERICAN ARCHITECTS

Boston, Oct. SO.-An annual convention
takes place in Chicago during the world :
fair. The meeting place for the next year
HIS been left TO the directors The follow
officers were elected: President, Edward
II Kendall, New York; secretary. d. X
Adler, Caicago; treasurer, 5. A Treat,
Chicago; first vice president, Alfred Stone,
Providence
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INDIAN SCHOOL TEACHERS.

ARKANSAS CRY. Kan, Oct. 30.-J. w.
Richardson, supervisor of the Fourth dis
trict Indian schools, comprising the states
OF Iowa, Kansas, and the Indian Territory.
was here today and made arrangements
for holding a convention on Dec. Is and 20,
which will be attended by Commissioners
Morgan, the superintendents OF the four
districts, hundreds of teachers in the In
dian service, and scholars from the differ
ent training and industrial schools.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
w EAIhEh DDhEAOs
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Z
ION 1

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Oct 30, 1891.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity-Cool
er and fair Saturday and Sunday,
The highest temperature was ", the
owest S. and the mean Csc, with strong
outh wind decreasing in force and shift
ing about p. m. TO gentle northerlyi
cloudless weather, lower followed by ris-
ing barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of October
has been 56s, and for the 3Oth day 55o.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-FOrecast until
D. m, saturday:
For Kansas-Fair Saturday and Sunday
much colder with cold wave, northwestern
= gales
For Internationally fair; much cool
ct by Saturday night; variable winds.
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APsRslAN PERSECUTION.

LONDON, Oct 3O.-Advices received from
Yezed, Persia, describe the cruel persecu-
ton of the Babi sect. The governor is
said to be bent upon DISCRIMINATING the
Babi sect and the governor of the province
of Yezed, who is grandson of the shah,
had seven of the sect strangled or behead-
ed In addition numbers are rotting in
prisons and many have fled to the deserts,
probably to die there of starvation.
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WOODRuEES TRIAL

LITTLE Rock, Oct Ex-Governor Eagle,
ex-Deputy State Treasurer Griffith and ex-
Senator ID. f. Barker were witnesses in the
Woodruff trial today. Grifith's testimony
was to the effect that Woodruff's last quar-
terly statement to the governor, showing
the condition of the treasury, was filed
four davs after Woodruff's trial expired.
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ESCAPED.

CADDo. l. T., Oct 30-Jackson fletcher.
the Choctaw who was TO have been shot
today, made good his escape last Tuesday
while the sheriff was eating his supper
He has not been heard from since. He
Is the first Indian known to have run
away to escape punishment, it being con-
trary to their traditions.
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THE cORk CAMPAIGN.

CORK. Oct. so The iufirmaries of this
city have been busy since early morning
attending 10 the injuries Of persons who
were hurt in last nights Parnellite- Nc
Carthyite fight. There are now ninety
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THE FRENcH PORK EMBARGO

PARIS. Oct. S0-The senate has agreed
TO the removal OF the prohibition upon the
importation OF American salt pork. Ii
has also voted In favor OF the imposition
OF duty upon that article OF food OF -
francs
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MILLION DOLLAR AUCTION SALE OF
CORPUS CHRISTI REAL ESTATE
DECEMBER Is, IS, II, 18 and 19 NEXT.

Corpus Christi Bay America
say travellers, Almost rendy for furniture.
A. Eleven small houses each Sold singly
New cotton gn only in Corpus Christie complete ready
for business;
g. 400 splendid land mile back from Bay, adon-
ing "The Cliffs" Sold in 5, 10 and 20 tracts,
T. She Rapid Transit Street Railway IL miles of track
laid with 30 pound steel rails, solidly built
All these properties private sale in lots suit easy
terms and at attractive prices prior to the auction sale
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BRENNAN Tex, Oct. 30-Lee Hughes
(colored) was hanged here today for the
murder OF his wife on Jan. 81. 1891.
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Eseape of Prisoners.

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captives HOstett rs Stomach Bitters are they say,
the means b. which they get rid Of their letters.
Few altogether avoid the bondage of this aim mt,
and few are rnacquainted with its signs viz. pain
through the right side and shoulder blade, frrred
tongue, yellowness of the eyeballs and skin, sour
breath, sick headache dyspepsia aud constipation.
HOstetters Stomach Bitters puts promp t period TO
these, brings them 20 a full stop in short order.
Whether the trouble is chronic or temporary, this
medicine is equally effective, regulating the liver
and bowels thoroughly IL is likewise sovereign
remedy for rheumatism. kidney complaint, malaria,
heartburn AID nervousness.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Be sure and ask for RAILWAYS. and see that the
name "RADwAY" is on what you buy.
RADWAY & CO., 81 Warren ST., n. Y.
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