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NOT BORN TO BE HUNG.

HARRISON, Miss, April 2a-Coleman
Black burn stands today without rival
for the strength of bis neck. On the Goth
instant be was hanged for wife murder at
Fayette. After hanging thirty-six minutes
and being pronounced dead by physicians,
his supposed remains were turned over TO
his relatives. On the way home they
heard scratching inside the coffin. On re
moving the cover they found Blackburn
still alive Physicians were summoned
and the patient is now pronounced out OF
dauUpr
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SASE BALL

KANSAS CITY, Apgi, 2s.-KansaS CITY
Runs / base hits :. errors l. Tolssis.
Runs g. base hits :. errors @. Pitchers
Payne and De Nalsi.
OMAHA. ADrd s-Omahs: Runs T.
baS. iirs :. errors ,; CoIGm bus: RIMS =
base niUs g. errors /. Piichecs-Darhy
and Cisuseu.
MINNEAPOLIS, Apr.l 2S-Gsme post
poi el. colo weather
-. Paul. AD.Il -A-Gsne postPoaeG,
cold weather
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THE NICARAuGUAN CANAL,

MINNEAPOLis, April 2S.-Hon. Warner
Miller of New York talked to an audience
of 1000 people tonight at the Lyceum
theater on the subject of the ''Nicaraguan
Canal" He accompanied his address by
large maps, which illustrated the subjects
of his speech and the splendid advantages
chat would accrue to the commerce of the
United States and the world on the ac-
complishment of this gigantic undertak-
iQy
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THE STRIP BILL,

WASHINGTON, April Is Mr.. Henry E.
Asp OF Guthrie, o. T., was in consulta-
tion yesterday with Senetor Perkins re-
latiye to the opening of the Cherokee
strip and an increase of judicial districts
in Oklahoma territory, to enable the
courts to keep up with the cases that are
crowding the dockets. Senator Perkins
believes that the senate will promptly
pass the bill for the opening of the Cbero-
kee strip after it comes from the house.
For some inexplicable reason the committee
on territories in the lower branch of con-
gress has made no progress lately with the
Cherokee strip bill There are those who
are disposed TO believe that Jerry Simpson
had something to do with suspending its
consideration for the present. While he
supported the Democrats, his plea that
the opening of these lands would depopu-
late his district of Farmers Alliance
active sympathy for him in the
committee on territories. But since Simp-
son has practically deserted the Democrats
it is likely that the committee will cast
aside all consideration for his fate, resume
its sittings on the bill and hasten to pre-
pare it for the action of the house and
senate The fact that Mr.. Simpson openly
criticised the eXtravagant policy pursued
10y the Democrats i'll regard to the consular
and diplomatic service, emphasizes the
conviction that he has finally broken with
his late political consorts because OF the
reputation of the fusion idea by the
Democratic editors OF Kansas, and is re-
lentlessly pursuing his course of re-
taliation. 1t also gives rise to the belief
that the committee on territories will now
regard itself untrammeled in exercising its
duty toward the Harvey bill opening the
Cherokee strip to settlement.
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AN FN9EzZIFR ARRESTED

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 2S-K. 4. Lin
derfelt, librarian OF the Milwaukee public
library, was arrested this afternoon on the
charge of embeZzling 81, 600 from the city.
He is accused of duplicating bills for books
and other supplies. Linderfelt is president
of the National Library association, and is
"A highly educated man, being master of
SIX languages. His ambition to live
high and TO maintain home beyond
his means is given as the cause of his
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CIVIL sERWCE REFORM

BALTIMORE. April IS lehman hall
WAS we'll hiled tonight with brilliant
audieDce 10 hear George William Curtis
deliver his appointed lecture at tue annual
meeting of the committee or the asssocia-
tiua for the reform of the civil service
Charles J. Bonaparte presided \ num-
Der of prominent gentlemen occupied seats
on the platform. Mr.. Curtis was fre-
queutly and warmly applauaed.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU, J
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
MIcHrTA Kan Anril d 1902


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, April ., 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair weather and rising temperature after
Friday morning until Saturday night.
During the past 24 hours the highest
temperature was 720. the lowest AZ,
and the mean go, with occasional light
showers, colder weather, clearing toward
night; fresh to gentle northeast winds;
higher pressure.
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month of April
has been 57S, and for the 2Sth day $50.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. April 2S.-The forecast to
2 p. m. Friday:
For Kansas - Fair; warmer; variable
winds, becoming south.
For Indian Territory - Fair; warmer
Friday night; east winds
For Missouri-Fair; warmer by Friday
night; variable winds.
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A Be.r Th.t lYoaid Nol Re T.m.d.

The officer of tae Beaz tired 70 make
a pet Of zu arctic cub tear which they
had caught. + would brook 10 fani!-
iarlty Of any kind. oat wuuld walk up
and down the Geek. looking straight
ahead and growing and gaaw.ns ..
everything View York News
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EEFNcH TaNcv WATERS

These waters are for the relief and cure
Of painful Irregularities, and will remove
a!l obstructloDs. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., san jose. Cal. aud for sale by
red I. Rlcat. 206 l. Doaeias avenue
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DO MOI RE DECLINED

Essential 10 the production OF the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy
known. have euabied tie California Eng
syrup 90. 10 achieve q greet success ia
the reputation Of its remedy, Syrup Of
Eigs, - il j. conceded 10 De the universal
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kSSASSINATED

DENIsON, Tex, April 2S-W. 7. Sher-
man, the unly witness in an i'm por;aut
murder case mere, was shot 70 death bv IN
unknown assassin while il bed lsst piEht.
The case in which lie WAS a witness grew
out of an old feud, and he Is the twentieth
victim. He had received number ol
warnings that his life was in danger.
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Tire Cols~H Easi-
Has 1stlaved ia their west window ~
dozen Madras shirts worth s. - whssf
We viii sell on next SATURDAY - - cents
f.rrHEN rL..rF
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proclamation regarding the throwing
| open of the strip to settlers the following
| iall, and it was also shown by the intro
duction of Mr.. II. Brown, general freight
agent of the Santa Fe, as IL witness that
orders had been received from the govern
ment warning the railroad companies not
to carry cattle into the strip BY this
means il WAS shown that the defendants
were unable to utilize the $1,000 acres of
land for which they had given notes. and
they accordingly abandoned the range by
taking off what few cattle still remained
there. This final abandonment was IN the
month of May
By President Cleveland's proclamation
the attorneys for the association claim
that they need not have abandoned their
lands until October !, which was The date
set for their settlement, and by remaining
until that time another six months note
would have been entered into and become
due, and this is the note III question. ln
refutation of this the defendants say the
order issued by the government to the rail-
road company was in the nature of an
eviction, as it. effectually shut of the use
iuiness Of the lease. Thus the case Tor
the plaintiff was proving the lease from
the Indians to the association, and from
the association to the defendants, and the
fact that there was nothing to prevent the
defendants from enjoying their lease until
For the defense 1t was maintained that
the lease was really terminated by the ac-
tion of the government in warning the
railroads not TO carry any more stock into
the strip, and further than that the defense
went so far as TO say the Cherokee Indians
had no right whatever to make lease at
all, and therefore, there being no lease to
the strip association there could be none
to the defendants, and it is on this last
point that the case largely depends This
Cherokee strip fight is an old one, and 1T
has been tried in these courts, as well as
in others, several times. There is at this
time pending i'll the courts of Caldwell,
Kan, a suit brought by the Indians
against the association for 100000 rent,
being six months rental of their lands.
Only three witnesses were examined yes
terday, Major Andrew Drumm, on behalf
of the plaintiff. and MIR. Hall and Mr..
Brown for the defense Warner. Dean &
Ha german, assisted by Judge McAfee of
CALDWELL Kan, appear for the Cherokee
Strip association and c. H. Nearing for
he Hafa
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Soft, white hands and shaDeiy nails %
al 10y Usln- CCT.CUEA soar.
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8enlerfung: 9aS Regime Sarriions
unb 8laine8 mar tpeit entfernt bapon,
ben britiiden Snterehen angenebm au
iein".
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un1ere Shntett sUf6tstel 9lusitelltleo.
Man omme uno atege M nnrd ben sissatn anaeniatn
0ef oerblaffeneen 6hbalgt unisns sasns mrbsrn Dam
Wdntel umbdnge Wdntel ~ Sadsn Mdns geebunDsisa
Don Nfint<, 5tunt< uno araa~ ys ulFe 5udmaatt p
bes tn ben nsuen Saeons. Wi 8sas eor srt anb IL
ben psrlemfn preea Wan pra bic aualat eieier aaJfa
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@iu 9anal tpieser ae1ffmet.

@einnetett tanst aim sroben 3bstl prn reselmabis
ger 3prpsrseiribnung ab. Die Gtnsewetbe funptren
ais rtGter aanal sur Gbfubr ber pe,trau9tsu stofe
aus ben, aorper. 5m @ereiI init ben Gieren unb Pcs
rtn ttlhsn ite BITE atcre gum auSideiben terentsen
Stce. tercn @erbleGen i'm Strper fur tteen perberbs
!tf rdre. 9ofetters Masenttters II. tene betis mir.
fenee Earsan3, icneern elm se!tnb eripe6snecs gss
iubrmttsI, pe&eS ben BebirfnIEsn be, SartIelttssn
serabe In her rissn gBee enifprt6t. GS psrursa,bt
tetne S@mer3en unb fetde Gntjineuna her Shletm.
hdute ter Gtnseretpe ME e5 aae eratid rrtrfenr,u
purgan3en tbun, ieneern es ttlit ben Gebdrmen nur
BEL Grfluuns psr tbnen ron ter Watur ,usepiejenen
BerrHtunsea. Stitcfitdt, VereauuusSbeS erpeu NIT
her lestere fets be9Ietiensen Saretbistst. uerpen
furd etsieS potreifite GIiIr i@n'n f&er teletz
tiat, tesseiden Oiallra sa5tr,ites Sfrsfmeb, Tie.
Iens nne rteumattie 8eihrerten urh rereitasr .lrs
per!tder @erfau.
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= Sn Yaris berrfdt eroBe 9(ufrez
gnng iiber bic 9puamit @rplofon,
burd nelde bic pOl'aei'Station in Der
Rue des bons Enfants aerftort murz
be. Jitnf Weni6en famen BEL Der
erplolion ums 2eben. Man glaubt,
baB gtnardilten bic 5bat polIbra6t ba.
ben als SemOnftration gu @unhen Ser
Striter BON Garmaur. Sas betrefs
fenbe Saus iii berariig tei6dbigt NOR.
ben, baB eS gans nnb gar abgetragen
Derben mhB Mebyere 2eute, bic ibre
3uiiimmung su Ger 3ba: ausipraden,
puroen perbaitet. 9ie Yoiisei itellt
LIBERAL, mo- lie Anar6ilten lpittert,
2ausfu6ungen an, bis iebt aber pbne
@rfolg.
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3u 30l3 in Sbsrbapern 1T ber
befannte sfulturbiitorifer nnb eeogras
phii6e Sdriftffeler ariebrid bon
Seaualb I'm 9llter BON so Sabren se=
itorben.
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Sic bairii6en &0niosIdI0fcr
lino III Diefem CONNER insees
iammt ben 16,500 Yerfonen beIudt
iDorbsn. Burg 9leuIdpanitein bon
5000 unb bas alte Sdlof 6obens
tdwangou bon 6700 perionen. Die
8eiammt Ginnabme bierfiir be'
trdgt bel oem erItercn 29, 400 Wf. unb
bel bem IeBteren 600 Dif. Gieie Gre=
auens iibertrifft nabesu aae porberisen
elnnabmen nnb geiu9s3iffern.
Seed]am'S Vifleu furireu 9Gior1ue.
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Rep. gplpsnms aaus

bon ber Cincinnati 30. 6. aDnferena
fagt: Wir baben felt Sabren in um=
ferer aus flint Mitgliebern beitebenben
Gamilie 9oobs Sariaparilla sebrau6t
unb finben, baB es genali bas leiitet,
mas ueriprodeM tpirb.
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i -@robe @r1ffnnm9 e
Il puemaarfn=9tpa parttmtnt5. =

broee Grofnun9 Ger 6erbtpaaren 2lusteuuno!
6ro6e Grofnune Ger Daner 1lldntel. 2l,1sfeuuno /
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5utt's Pillen bertreiben @aae.
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SuDos pillsn furiren seberfranfs
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Sic 9s,tb,paarem 9(msftellm,to.

Aif auslanns TT jebsnaas bic ri&bast b smas bier in
on pueDaans Sranhs u iebea susn it, @dts If Yeaumt
metsen nn hit u timer sldnnoeu sefal. llner. Wube
amen Suite nb aus ben ars bbmtefn NObtfnneu Der
tonansebenSn aeine Dame b bi ubeiten pbne
entsudfn ban nan. Dabei nt bic preie duber mdeia.