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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Xmas photos at Baldwin & Sons gal
lery, rs East Douglas. 'Aristo" is the
latest and best. Aft
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Go east via the New Short line, Mis-
souri Pacific Pleasant Hill route
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita to ST. Louis SD II
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In teeth cutting water softens the gums
and frequently stops the fretting and rest
lessDess universal in children at this
period.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-08

Cows milk must be mainly relied upon
when an infant is to be nourished arti-
ficialiy. And if other food is given, it
must be with cows milk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-08
First Floor Blanks.

Blanks of every description can be found
in the business office of the EAGLE, first
floor, in quantities to suit. Call at the
counter. II
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Baldwin & Son, photographers, for fine
photos Call and get the "Aristo," the
finest finished pictures on earth. Aft
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Miss Freida v Redmond and Miss Amy
Cross are two New York women who have
succeeded in the exquisite art of miniature
painting.
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Bring your father, mother, brother. sis
ter and have their pictures taken at the
best gallery in Wichita. Baldwin & Son,
lis East Douglas. Aft
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Ten good choice fresh COWS, and calves
for sale cheap. or will trade for fat cows.
Call at Vandiver 81 Grimes, stock yards.
Or
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Buy bar soap by the quantity if you wish
to be truly economical. Stand the bars on
edge, one above another, with as much
open space as possible between them. They
will then dry out and last almost twice az
lonp
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City Man

A handsome Autograph map OF the city
showing all the streets and location of tn
ublie buildings, etc. Tor sale at thi
Office SGT
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Coffee, Coffee. Coffee.
Today at 224 North Main YOU can buy all
package coffees at 20 cents each. Dorsey,
the Grocer, manager. loft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-08

The proper way to put salt fish to soak
is with the flesh side upward. In this way
the salt settles at the bottom of the pan.
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Lay in your winter coffee for 20 cents a
package at PA North Main street. loft
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Blank charters and all kind OF legal
blanks for sale by
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
d7ltt Wichita, KxnsAa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-08

From Mrs. Stevens letter to Mrs Hays:
"Get first-class tuner to tune my piano
for the concert on its arrival at Wichita
1t is in very pad shape. Some old fossil
has tempered with the hammers
NEALY STEVENS.
Miss Nealy Stevens requested me to say
to Mr.. 4. q. Lane that she was very much
pleased with the way he tuned and regu-
lated her piano, as it was in very bad con-
dition when it reached Wichita. Respect
fully, Mrs d. HAYS.
Mr.. Lane is the tuner in the employ of
Thomas Shaw. d3tf
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TUuayI " HlI!
Package coffees at 20 cents each. 224
North Main. 16-tf
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Z Louis and Return. Cheap.

/ Louis and Return, Cheap.
On Nov rs and % we will sell tickets to
ST. Louis at the rate of $I7. so for the round
trip, good returning until Dec. 2, '9l.
E. f. BLECKLEY, p &. T. A.
Missouri Pacific Ry., 10 n. Main. dStf
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THE MUSIC MAN

Look below and see if there is
not something you want: A
Piano in Ebony, Mahogany, Oak,
Walnut, Satinwood; an Organ in
Oak, Walnut, Satinwood, or Birds
Eye Maple; Guitar from $500
to $500, in Maple, Oak, Mohog-
any or Rosewood; a Violin from
$1.00 to $4,000; a Cornet or any
Band Instrument; A Domestic,
White, Wheeler & Wilson, or
STANDARD Sewing Machines. All
the above at factory prices, you
have no commissions or middle
mens's profits to pay. All kinds
of repairing neatly done. l shall
be most happy to see you
THOS. SHAW,
129 North Main Street
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REAL ESTATE.

Butler Block, S. Main, opposite new
City building. No stairs to climb.
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SCoTTDALf, Pa, May 1.-The
strikers are celebrating tonight over the
withdrawal OF at least 800 men from the
various plnnts. This was brought
by the FREQ disbursement OF money.
Their funds are improving, the other
regions having voted 10 make An as.
sessmont on the coal mined for their
benefit. The operators are not idle,
however, and labor II being steadily
imported IN take the places Of the do.
scrtcrs.
piTTsDuR0, May 2.-Of the $500
carpenters In this district who struck
Tor eight hours and Increased wages,
about half arc working today at their
terms. All tho miners In tho Pitts.
burg district will return 10 work Mon
day, their scale having been adjusted.
DEsvER, May The brick mould.
ers employed on the Davis 4 LarImer
Company's brick yards have gone out
on n demand for shorter hour.. To.
night, when the strikers attempted 10
enter the premises, n collision between
officers and the men occurred, during
which about thirty shots were flred, but
no one was hurt. More trouble Is OK.
pected.
Sr. LOUIS, May The carpent
tonight received word that the master
builders would not conccde the nj
vance In hour wages demanded. Ii Ia
likely that Monday viii see the most
disastrous strike In the building trades
that ever occurred In this csty.
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4 uay Day Massacre nj rourmls-
France.

PARIS, May 3.--Details OF tho labor
trouble at FOurmiez have immensely
heightened Its political Importance.
This fact that u woman. several children
aud eight men were Killed on thp spot,
while twenty were seriously wounded,
several fatally, gives the affair the
character ofn massacre. This soldiers
were merely exposed 10 stone throwing.
but they replied with successive vollrys
from rifier, iniilctlng frightfll wounds
ON the victims. The houses exposed
TO the IRE were riddled, aud there IN
every sign that reckless and wanton
inhumanlty was shown by the TROOPS.
The local popular feeling IL Intense,
and u finds response In growing cx-
element In every working center.
FOurmies IL tonight practically Ia a
state OF siege. Cavalry patrol the
streets aud are everywhere greeted
with yells OF reprobation from excited
groups OF men and women. Tho ten
sion OF feeling may be Judged from the
fact that the military IN hailed with
cries OF "Vivs Prussia"
The funeral Of the victims were an-
nounced for today, but the enormous
number OF workmon arriving from
other industrial centres caused the gov.
eminent tovrend for reinforcemenis and
order n postponement Of the funeral
until tomorrow. Tho project today re-
fused 10 receive deputation asking for
the removal Of the regiment that fired
upon the crowd.
The section Of the left and the Social.
lat and Boulangist Deputies will Join In
demanding tomorrow vote Of CEN
sure against CoDstans, minister Of the
interior, rs responsible for the slaugh.
ter. A majority Of the right and left
approves generally the measure OF re-
preston taken by Constans throughout
the country, but will advocate an In.
guiry into the conduct Of the troops at
Fourmies.
Parliamentary circles view the affair
n shaking the position Of the ministry.
Labor circles throughout France arc
profoundly moved and public meetings
here and at Marseilles, Lyons and
elsewhere are being organized TO pro.
test against precipitate action Of the
authorities.
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LONDON, May 8.-Barou Hlrsch has
not yet contradicted the annou ncemept
that he has In contemplation n vast
scheme for forming now Palestine In
South America, In which hundreds of
thousands OF poor or oppressed lows In
this hemisphere may find n haven of
OF safety and comfort. Everybody il
talking about the baron. His name IL
coupled with those OF kings aud princes
who are said 10 have approved his pro-
lect. All this IL very gratifying 10
Baron Hirsch, the more 40 that flesh
fame or notoriely has been obtained
without much expenditure Of money,
Tor In some RESPECTS he IL u frugal rs
well Rs q vain man. Even assuming
that the baron II prepared 10 spend
millions upon the project, level. heaied
men, Jews Us well " Gentle, regard
the scheme nv more cliimerleal than
that which the late Lord Shnitesbury
IN all seriousness submitted 70 the
British Government IN 1910. The
philanthropic nobleman, who, by the
way, was n distinguished member of
the Peace Society, proposed that the
Turks should he turned out Of Palestine
anu syria, by persuasion II possible, by
force II need be, 10 make room for the
jews, who were 10 be settled on the
land aud formed into a commonwealth
protected from external influences In
general and the aforesaid Turks in
particular by the European powers
Tribune.
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The German and Austrian Governments
Endeavor 10 Isolate France
Commercially.
A MAY DAY MASSACRE rAxCs
PLACE IN FRANCE.
FRANCE ALARMED.
An Attempt Ia Isolate the Country
Financially.


PARIS, May 8.-The movement OF
tho German aud Austrian governments
TO isolate France commercially begins
TO alarm the French MiDIstcrs more
seriously. Dispatches from the French
Embassy at Vienna state that Ger
many has opened negotiations win
Russia. with n view 10 arranging Tor
Russian cooperation In the projected
Commercial Union. Concert with
Russia ut first sight appears impro-
bablc, but under the Gcrman-Austrinu
provision maize 10 treat other powers
reciprocally both countries can offer
Russia the benefits " n beneficial
tariff.
Switzerland and Scrvla will send
delegates b. the Vienna Commercial
Conference.
Russia has been invoked, but has not
yet replied.
A significant semi.ofll cial note In 10.
days Iremdcn5idH Of Vienna pro.
claims the wiIr political bearing Of
the German Austrian treaty, and pre-.
diets that the other powers viii be
forced TO make similar arrangements.
Even France, the not. says, viii lind
II impossible 10 remain isolated, and
will be compelled 10 return 10 tho
treaty system.
Ballou, the leading official Of the
Exposition OF 1850, will probably be-
charged with the French art eyhibit
nj Chicago, although Benjamin Con
slant will put the control Of the ex-
hibit In the hands of two artists, one 90
he appointed by thc Champs Elysec-
Society and the other by the Champs
de Mans Society. Nicul i,eiray,
secretary of thc Champs Eiys.cs
society, fsvors II collective exhibit for
the two societies.
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Aiphnn.n ran n,Inx.

CiNcISsAII, May IA ipeciAl from
Washington 10 the C0mBiorciat Ga<eYe
says Solicltor-Gcncrai TAFT wa. today
summoned from Washington TO San
Diego 10 the bedside OF his father, Hon.
Alphonso TAFT, cx.seoretary Of Wai
and -x.Nii mister 10 Austria and Russia.
Judge Taft suffered severely from
pneumonia In Russia, and never fully
recovered. A complication " ailments
followed, aud he went 10 Chill, trying
TO recupcrato his health. II was on
his return that hc stopped ut San Die.
20.
BAN DIEGO, Cal, May 2.-For several
days past Judge Alphonso Taft has
been quite III. His physicians report
him much improved this evening.
Judge rafl's Illness is the result of In.
firmiies brought w by years OF very
active life.
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Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: g" feel It my duty to tell what
wonders DIR. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs wers bad
ly diseased, and my parlshIoner,
thought could live only u few weeks.
took Ave bottles Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery, aud am sound and well,
gaining 20 pounds In weight" Ar.
thur Love, Manager loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: CATER n
thorough trial and convincing evil
uence, am confident DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption beats lem
all, and cures when everything else
falls. This greatest kindness can do
my many thousand friends Ia TO urge
them to try It," Free trial bottles al
A. q. Smith a Co.'S Drug Store. Reg.
ular size Soc. and 81 10. n"
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Government Inspectors.

CHICAGO, May a.-Dr. salmon,
chief Of bureau u Animal Industry,
arrived today fr-m Washington for the
purpose ~ establishing government luz
specton IL various packing houses, In
accordance with the Law passed by the
last Congress. This IL the first move
In this direction and Chicago will be
the first city where an inspector has
been established. The government
inspector Is appointed for the purposes
Of Interstate commerce. Dc. salmon
will 20 from here " Omaha anI will
devote several months ~ the work Of
establishing inspectors at all the large
cities.
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BRussrIs, May Ain spite Of tho
manifesto issued by the council Of tho
workinymcn's party, urging working.
men not 10 20 out on sttike pcnuiug
decision Of the CHAMBER In regard 10
the demands being made throughout
Belgium for universal suffrage, 1000
miners aud 1000 iron workers IN Char.
lcrOi district have struck work. At
lie Liegc large procession Of workers
had colllsi1n with the police and
many people were injured.
LONDON, May 2.--Turbulence con-
tinucs ia the minlng districts OF France
and Belgium. In 5aring aud i.icg, Ia
Belgium, determined attempts were
made by strikers 10 prevent any mon
who rcfufed to Join their ranks from
working. When the non.Hirikers ut
tempted 20 commence warl. they wore
attacked by strikers with stones aud
mi slies. The gendafmes were COM
PEELED b Invoke the MD Of the milf.
tary. ~ PaflOz cDlliery, In 81. Men.
ola-, the soldiers we're ordered out aud
several stTlk-n wounded.
During n riot on Friday nj Boxes,
Huugar, "a number OF cnrsgcd peasants
mado u savage attack and severely In.
jurrd the chief magistrate nj that
place for prohibiting May.day demon.
STATIONS. Upon tho military coming
10 tho rescue sharp atirty took place
md mnny Rioters were wounded, The
sighting caused the geateSt excite.
ment aud the authorities were com.
pollod 10 declare the place In state Of
siege. All the shops were closed and
the latest reports say the people are still
wildly excited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race ns Con.
sumption. MOTHER disease approaches
20 sstglthily. IL carly syinltOal. are
ignored because Il Is thought only a
Cold or hacking Cough, which is neg.
leeted until this grim monster has such
a hold that Bolhlng hut death can re-.
iieve II. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
has removed tho grip Of this grim
monster from many u throat. II taken
TRY ia soo.hiny and h,pliny v, ,so''
Do not put It OF until too late. Y. q.
II. l., Agents. ss
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MASON CRY, H., May 2.-Tho busl.
ness portion OF Lyle, MIMI, WINS wiped
out by ilro today. Over thirty build.
ings, covering nearly i've blocks, were
destroyed before the fire burned out Ia
the southwest limit OF the city. As
there was no fire protection the flames
got a start that could not be overcome
and, although the Austin department,
when summoned, did good work, Il
could only prevent further spread. The
losses aggregate sil2,00O, with insur-
ance Of about So, 200.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 1.-The saw
mill AMI general store Of II. y. South
ard ut White Gravel were burned 10.
night, Involving u loss OF $4,000. The
fire then spread 10 the skidded logs and
100000 feet were burned. At II O'Clock
Il IL feared tho flames will spread to
tho lumber yards, and help Ia sent from
here.
AULLvILLE, No.. May 1.-The -four.
Ing mills here were destroyed by fire,
resulting from a stroke OF lightning.
Loss, $50, 1000; no insurance.
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tions, he held, was q practical victory
or the Liberal party and tbeir poncy
Of unrestricted reciprocity.
air John, In reply, said the govern
ment had every reason 10 congratuiae
themselves for the manner In when
the country repudiated the lsibcrnIpn,,y
and their policy OF annexation. ne
regretted the los Of several Of HE sup
portcrs who had fallen In the baltic,
but their defeat was due to tho Nc.
Kinley bill and not 10 any charges tnat
could be- directly brought against 'he
government.
Cartwright characterized the whole
course Of the government rs Que calcu.
lated TO exasperate and irritate the
United States against Canada, aud he
regretted that Sir John had not seen NJ
10 withdraw the unfriendly references
he had made TO that great republic, In
place Of stating that he would stand by
what he had said. The conduct Of The
Canadian government In 1885 had al.
most drawn tho United States into q
commercial war against the Dominion,
rs subsequently had been pointed out
by Upper. The Liberal party had
repeatedly urged the adoption OF
rOult IilfAruEt tIHt WYNN WV ~ -"
sible commercial intercourse between
Canada and the United States. One Of
two things WAS certain 10 occur--frco
trade with the United States or practice
nj suspension Of all commercial inter-
course with the republic. by the atti-
tude towards the United States, the In.
suits that II had heaped upon the 90.
100000 people Of the republic to the
south Of the Dominion the govern
ment had aroused n spirit OF hostility
toward Canada In the United States,
whose influence President Harrison
or Secretary Blaine could not ignore.
Sir John Mcdonald had denounced
every onc who voted for the Liberal
party AMI unrestricted reciprocity, ms
an annexationist and according TO this
theory and the result OF the recent
elections, over onc-half Of the popula-
ton Of Canada were in favor Of politi.
cal alliance with the United States. IL
annexation ever became a live issue
In Canada II would lie through the
acts Of the present administration, who
had prccipitated such state OF affairs
In the country.
Minister OF Finance Foster wns not
In n position TO define the govern.
ment's position Ia regard to pending
negotiations ut Washington, but would
ask the Housc 10 wait patiently until
the correspondence Ia the case wa-
brought down, when II would he seen
that they had acted In the best inter.
ests OF the country aud he would say,
however. that the government con.
siJered the treaty Of 1854 fair treaty
alike TO Canada anu tho United
States.
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PITrsBulso, May 3.-Tha expected
sensation OF tlle week ID the promised
Importation on 'oOO workman, mostly
nesross aud ltalisns' Tho opera us
have little 10 say, except that they
must run their plants somthow. The
white citizrnr generally are Indignant
mat skilled lnbor seems about b be
driven from tho field ~ this threaten
.u Invasion OF by no means desirable
hhoreis. some 600 oviotiuns will In,
made this week In orier b make room
Tor tho new men coming Into the re-.
gions. Tonight Rev. Father Lamb.
ihg, power among thu Catholics Of
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Paris, May 2.-The French govern.
ment has refused the demand OF the
executors Of the will Of the late Prince
Napoleon In regard to the latter's final
place Of burial. The executors ask
that, according 10 the terms OF the
Princes will, his body should be al.
lowed TO he inferred on the Isle San.
guinaires, near AJaccio, Corsica.
London, May 2.-Ten thousand car
peDtors aud Joiners met today In Hyde
PARK In support ~ the 1000 members
OF those trades who struck today for
forty seven hours WORK per week and
tenponcc per hour a. wages.
Bilboa, May "a IRE, supposed TO
DO OF iacendiary origin, which broke
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Row., May 2.--Tn the Deputies TO.
DAY, amid noisy Interruptions, N.cote.
"a, minister Of the interior, recounted
the events OF May day and then read
telegrams TO show the country was
tranquil. The troubles In Rome, he
said, were due 10 anarchists, who had
been sent expressly from Paris to melt,
u disturbance,
Inbriani provoked storm Of protests
by porsisiing, IN the face OF Nicotera's
denial, that AN officer was brutally at.
tackled at Barzelar. The turmoil caused
the president u suspend until tomor-
row, when the government will dc.
niand an explicit vote OF confidence.