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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13
CONWAY SPRINGS ITEMS.

CONWAY SPRINGS, kan., Sept. l2-The
fall term of our public school commenced
today, with Professor Z. B. Freas as
superintendent and good corps of assist
ants.
The Conway Springs Normal and Busi-
ness college commenced its fall term las.
Monday with very good attendance.
This college is an institution Of which
Conway Springs and the surrounding
country should be justly proud. Quite
number of students are attending from
Sedgwick and adjoining counties.
About half a dozen of our fellow towns
men were subpoeDaed Saturday as wit
nesses in the L q. Reed murder trial at
Wellington.
A new blacksmith shop was opened up
on Spring avenue opposite the Bank OF
Conway Springs last week.
Judge Monuett is able to be on the
streets again with the aid of crutches.
The Conway Springs Star changed
hands last week. P. B. Bast retiring and
Z. l.. Cline taking charge. Mr.. Cline is
an old aud experienced newspaper man,
and comes highly recommended from the
different places where he has served in the
capacity of business manager and editor.
Our city is making great preparations
Tor the A. O. L. W. day, Oct. q.
A new Iime-tabl went into effect on the
Missouri Pacific railway yesterday. max
ing slight changes in the arrival and de-
partUre of all trains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13
A SMALL THING.

It was a small thing when
an enraged COW charged at
Mr.. Gladstone the other day
yet if help had not come,
just as it did, the whole
course of british history
might have been altered. 1t
is the little things in life
that lead to the greatest re-
suits. So it seems a small
thing when a slight cold
settles on the lungs or fast
ems on the kidneys but if
neglected it is likely to pros
trate the individual and ul-
timately unless its course
be checked, to lead to death.
When you take cold do not
Id the language of the street
''take chances on it, but go at
once and get bottle of Reid's
German Cough and Kidney Cure
and take it freely. 1t contains no
poison but it will cure the worst
cold and any malady that comes
from cold. As it contains no
poison, there is no danger from
an overdose. This makes it per-
fectly safe where there are chill
dren. Should the baby find the
bottle and drink its entire
contents no damage will
ensue. In cases of Group you
can give this remedy as often as
the paroxysm comes on, every
five minutes or even oftener if
necessary, and no danger will re-
suit. This i the only cough
remedy on the market of which
this can be said. Get it of any
dealer.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.
Peoria, Ill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13
WHEN THE Trap IS SPRING

"'CS iNC iFs<tF 10 SFHOSG
Upon Us, as 1t sometimes is, in most un-
expected manner by disease, We appreciate
the fact that il is mo ost insidious foe, and
that not only is it necessary 20 combat il
by the most potent medicinal agencies. but
TO prevent It's manifestation at ali by coun-
terscting the CAUSES that produce it. This,
exposure lu wet weather, the eaforced
wearing of damp clothes during storm. a
thorough draught, unaccuStomed diet aud
water, bodily or mental overwork are
breeders OF disease, but Hoste etters
Stomach BiJters will prevent their Undue
in:; IL. This medicine iortifies the system
against tue assured effects such cau>es
would otherwise produce. To the mari
ner, miner. the outdoor labor, the slave CT
the desk and pen. and the cverworket
generally, II Is OF the utmost advantage
Dyspepsia, kidney trouble. maIaria bilious
hess, ali yield il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13
THE MAINE ELECTION.

! AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept 12.-The following
dispatch explains itself:
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept IL
ITO the Hon. Thomas Garter, chairman, national
Republican committee, New York:
"The total vote will be 12,O 900 less than
in 1888. We elect all four congressman,
carry IA of 16 counties, have two-thlds of
our governor by II 600 majority over the
Democratic candidate.
[Signed. 81. H. MANLEY."
PORTLAND Me-, Sept IA state eiec.
tion for the choice of governor, four con-
gressmen and members of the legislature
occurred today, under the Australian bal
lot law In 1890 the Republicans had a
plurality in the state of 1889. and COM
parsons will be made with this year.
Returns from 1G0 towns give Cleave
3l.6l7; johnson, 25 7S0; Husssy, 6l3; scat
tering, CTS, a plurality of 4,549. against
9,49l in 1890.
The indications are that Reed will have
1000 plurality in the First congressional
district.
Washington county went Republican by
LOO majority, the entire Republican
ticket being elected
LEWISTON. Me-, Sept 12-Scattering re-
turns from several counties OF the Second
congressional district show the reelection
of Dingley, Republican, by between 5000
and 1000 majority.
BATH. Me-. Sept. 12-The Republicans
carry Sagadahoc county by the usual good
majority, electing the entire ticket by an
average plurality of 900.
DOVER. Me-, Sept. 12.-The entire Re-
publican ticket is elected in Piscataquis
county by but a slightly less majority
than two years ago.
SACo, Me, Sept 12-York county will
probably give IA Republican majority of
1900. This is slight falling off from two
years ago.
DAMARIsCOTTA, Sept. 12-Lincoln county
gives Cleaves for governor 400 plurality,
and elects the entire Republican county
ticket.
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THE IRON HALL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 12-The movement
to reorganze the Order of the Iron Hall
took definite shape here this morning by a
meeting OF delegates from branches of the
order from various parts OF the United
States James q. Young of Kansas City
was elected chairman after good deal of
wrangling Many OF the delegates declart
that the body had no right to vote until
the credentials had been examined, in
order TO decide who We're accredited dele
gates. After Mr.. Ioung's election COM
mittee on credentials was appointed, and
was five hours reporting ! be report
showed that 295 branches were represented
IN the convention The work of reorgan-
izing viii be commenced tomorrow, bat it
is hardly believed that reorganization
can be effected.
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THE MURDER OF SAILOR REILLY.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The latest advices re-
ceived from Genoa regarding the murder
of Frank Reilly, seaman of the United
States steamer Newark, who WAS killed
on the night of Sept s in lodging house
in Genoa, shows that the national animos-
ity against Americans was the cause of the
crime. The proprietor of the lodging house,
when the Newark's men applied for lodg-
ings, used the most abusive language 10
them, simply because they were Amerl-
cans One of those present, knowing the
proprietor, advised the men that it was IN
safe for then: 20 remain in the place. All
the sailors started for the door. whereupon
the proprietor, with kuife in each hand,
sprane toward Reilly and stuck both
weapons in his back. Reilly staggered to
the street, where he fell and died in few
minutes. The murder was entirely un-
provoked, and Reilly was killed for no
other reason than that he was an Ameri-
can. In consequence of the killing the
sailors of the United States vessels are not
allowed to go on shore while they remain
nj 11oa
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JUptTER'S FIFTH SATELLITE

CHICAGO, sept rs. ". Burnhsm. the
weil-known astroncmrr. has received n mes
sage from Professor Barnard of the Lick
observatory. sayiug that be discovered Il
af;h satellite 20 Jupiter CT saturday nj ight.
Air. Burnhan. ia speaking about 4, said
that the discovery Of this satellite ls the
greatest astronomical achievement OF The
ceniUr and viii cause a he world OF science
20 rag IL means the addition Of another
body 20 the solar system, which. in these
days, i q most >t0readous discovery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13
TREATMENT OF DANDRUFF.

Extract From q Lecture BY DR.. j. II. Kel-
logg, of the Battle Creek sanitarium.
Dandruff, if excessive, is species Of
dry catarrh of the skin OR scalp, which
is characterized by the throwing off OF
dry, white scales too profusely. Man
is scaly creature like a fish, as is
proven by the rnicroscopical examina-
ticn of the epidermis. These scales are
rubbed off by the clothing and are Wis
ible upon anything black. When one
| takes a Turkish bath, the perspiration
softens up this epidermis and the sham
pooing which follows takes it off, so, to
a certain extent, one is skinned while
taking a bath of this kind. Now this
process Is going on all the while and
the parts which have the most attrition
with external bodies, those which are
most exposed, are kept the most thor
oughly clean and free from this condi-
tion. For instance, we do not have
these scales upon the palms of the hands
because the frequent contact of the
palm Of the hands with various objects
keeps the dead scales rubbed off. For
obvious reasons the scales upon the
skin of the scalp are more liable to ac-
cumulate than elsewhere, even when
the skin is healthy. When hats and
bonnets are constantly worn, the scalp
is so protected that though the dead
scales are thrown off they are not shed
and these make an accumulation Of
dandruff.
In this case the remedy consists in
brushing the scalp-most people make
the mistake Of brushing the hair, when
it is not the hair that needs friction,
but the scalp. You will notice a barber
put the hair aside with his fingers and
follow the parting with his brush In
this way the scalp can be thoroughly
cleansed. The scalp needs such brush
ing three or four times week in order
to keep it free from the scales which
are constantly being thrown off Clean
illness will cure dandruff unless it is
really case of catarrh of the scalp.
Equal parts Of alcohol and castor oil.
applied after thorough shampoo, two
or three times week is an excellent
remedy.-Reported by Helen l. Mann
ing.
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HOTEL FIRE FATALITIES

MONTREAL. Sept. l2.-At half past l
o'clock this morning the Chambe.ly hotel
was discovered TO be on fire. Two persous
were seen 10 come 10 windows on the sec
ond floor aud th en-. after piteous shrieks
for help aud appealing glances TO those
who had rushed to the scene, 10 20 back
into the flames whicu roared behind them.
Many Of he guests leaped for their lives
10 the pavement forty feet below. Several
received serious injuries. Tie charreG
bodies OF a SEWN. machine agent named
Furcotte. medical student named CiGais
and stable man were taken from The
lutidin The loss Is slight
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GARFIELD PARK DOOMED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The city council to-
night sealed the fate of the Garfield race
track, by sustaining by voc Of sixty three
to six the mayors veto Of an ordinance
providing for licensing such places OF
amusement. The track cannot now open
up again, 1t has been discovered that l7O
feet of the Hawthorne track are within
the city limits, and the mayor has in
structed the chief Of police to take i'm
mediate steps to stop racing within the
corporate limits.
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FISHERMEN DROWNED.

ST. JOINS n. F., Sept. PA boat call
ed King WAS swamped at Cape s.. Mary's
a few days ago, and the occupants. consist
ing of the captain and four sailors, were
drowned.
At Casters ST. Mary's. Martin Tobin,
his nephews, Patrick and Michael Tobin,
and boy named Hoyle, engaged in pack
ing fish, were swept into the sea by an i'm
mense wave aud drowned.
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TIE LOMBARD EMBFz7t FRs

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 12.-Word was re-
ceived here today that IL. w l.. Russell,
who with Montgomery Lewis. is under
indictment for completely IN the en-
bezziement OF money from the Lombard
Investment company, has been arrested
aud IS IN custody of the officers in the City
OF Mexico. Russell Will be brought back
here to answer TO the charge The where
abouts of Lewis, who was arrested yester-
uay. Is still unknown
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CLERICAL POLITICS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12-ln all the Catholic
churches in Illinois the priests read from
the altar yesterday morning long PASTOR
al letter signed Dy the archbishop of Chi
cago and the bishops of Peoria, Belleville
and Alton, strongly denouncing the Ed
wards compulsory education law. aud call
ing upon Catholic voters TO enforce the
demand for its repeal. The letter IS the
first pastoral touching political matters
that has been read in the churches OF Chi
cago since Bishop Duggan denounced the
Fenians III the fall OF 1903
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But all who know her regret 10 say
She never comes 10 pause,
N. Y. Herald.
Yes" said the builder of row o,
houses on our street, they're all gone
but the one on the end" Neighbor-
That, suppose, is the last but not
leased -"-Brooklyn Eagle.
We must attack this trouble
promptly" said the physician. Yes
replied the patient, who had just taken
a dose of medicine, but l wish you
could be little less bitter in your at
tacks"
First Lady, don't see how you
can afford TO let your dodgers owe you
several weeks rent Second Lady
Well. it's like this When they're in
debt it affects their appetites; they
never like TO ask for second helping;
SO it comes cheapest iD the end.
-Inoupn the late DR., Francis b.
Brewer. of Westfeld. y. j.. was known
rs the pioneer Of petroleum, because
he first conceived the idea OF using il
for commercial purposes. the original
oil refinery was established by Samuel
Pittsburgh IN 1853 At first he used
one-barrel still. such was the small be-
ginning o. what Is now one Of the great
est OF industries, bat this was after
ward enlarged 30 espzcity of five bar
rels. and i IS said 70 b. still in exist
euee
Mrs Martha Riels. the negress who
came all the vey from Liberia TO see
Queen Victoria was taken - The Man
siou house by the LiberSau minister ami
bis wife and presented ~ the lord
mayor O. London. The lady nsyoress
invited her to lunch. and the old vwo1r7-
an seemed charmed with me hospital
ity extend@d 20 her As TIE lord
mayors s,ats. coach was o waiting 20
convey him 20 civic function. aunt
Martha. a. the lord mayors suggestion,
took "a short ride in il !; w&s 6lg8cult
10 surSnise which was the MOS. pseassed
the old lady herself o. the amused
crowd wao watched hs..
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THIRD PARTY MANAGERS,

ST. Louis, Sept, 12.-The national execu.
tive committee Of the Peoples party held
a meeting here today The session was
secret, but it was given out that nothing
was done except to talk over future ap-
pontments of party orators. The COM
mittee decided that Generals Weaver and
Field, the presidential and vice president
ial candidates, should take the stump in
the northwest during October. The
recent Arkansas election was also the sub
ject of discussion. The assertion was
broadly and repeatedly made that the
Peoples party, where it was allowed To
cast ballots, was counted out when the re-
turns were made up.
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GUTHRIE SOCIETY NOTES.


GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. 12.-[Special. j
Miss Mabel Brady, who has been i'll fol
several weeks, is convalescing.
Judge Allison came in from Chandler
last week.
Mrs. Will Salmon is entertaining her
little niece Bunnie krOnert Of Arkansas
City.
The marriage of Mr.. W. Mcclure to Miss
Alice Craig is announced to take place in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Briggs and chill
dren are over from Chandler, the guests OF
Mrs. Benight.
Mrs. John Daniels is expected home
from visit east in couple of weeks.
Secretary Martin and wife are entertain
ing a number of relatives at their pretty
home on Broad street.
Miss Alma Carson's many friends re.
gret to hear that she is quite sick with a
fever
Mrs. Frank Murray will return soon
from Michigan where she has been visit
Ing during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart L. Russell OF
Mount Carmel. Ills, are in the city visit
ing Mrs. RusselPs father, Judge Green.
The young couple may make Guthrie their
permanent home, and their many friends
hope sincerely that they will.
The Chautauqua circle has reorganized
Tor the ensuing year.
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WEATHER BULLETIN


WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. l.. 1892.
Forecasts for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 75e. the lowest 47s.
and the mean Go, with cloudless weather,
high barometer; light north to northeast
erly winds.
For tie past four years the average
temperature for the month of September
has been 6So, and for the 18th day G9'.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l2-The following
are the indications until s p. N. Tuesday:
For Kansas-Fair; slightly cooler in ex-
treme northern portion; north winds. be-
coming variable.
For Missouri-Fair; clearing in eastern
portion tonight or Tuesday; generally
slightly warmer, except northwest por-
tion; north to northwesterly winds.
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MRS. HaRR,sONs ILLNESS.

New YORK. sept l2-President Harri-
sou has telegraphed to Chairman Hackett
of the Republican state executive commit
tee that he greatly regrets to confirm the
dispatch that Mrs. Harrison's s condition is
such as to make il impossible for him TO
take a trip through this STATE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13
FgFNcH TANsy WATERS

These waters are for the relief Rud cure
Of painful irregularities ana Will remove
al, Instructions They are sure and safe
every time MauUfrc, lred by Emerson
Drug Co. San JOSE. Cal. and Tor sale by
Fred /. Ricat, :. East Douglas avenuc.
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TURF WINNERS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12-Hawthorne winners:
Marion G., Highlands, Fannie S, Azrael,
Tom Msckin, Rouser.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Gravesend win
ners: Correction, Parvenue, Prince
George. Pactolus, Zornetza, Diablo.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Latonia winners:
Calhoun, Lake Breeze, Irish Chief. Prince
Deceiyer, Beautiful Bells, Hedge Rose.
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! RIO oRaNOE FLOOD.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. sept. }2-1he hesvy
rains q iAe past wreN sioas the Aextcsu
border bAye caused the RE Grade 10 over
fo~ it> banks, destroying crops on .hous-
an,is of Bcr~s o; land between Eagle Pas
and Laredo. Many cattle and sheep we're
p
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EDITOR WEST RELEASED.

CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-James w. West was
set free today by Judge Tuthill. and the
criminal prosecution against him for an
alleged crime while he was proprietor of
the Times was dismissed. The judges ac-
ton was based upon the failure OF the
states attorney to comply with the statute
concerning the demand by the plaintiff for
a trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13
Tricks In All Trades.

Customer would like you to repair
this watch. Now, | don't want you to
tell me the whole mechanism is out OF
order and it will take two weeks to re-
pair it, and cost half what the watch Is
worth. You can't fool me. ] knew a
trick or two.
Matchmaker (meekly)-H'm! You are
q matchmaker, | presume?
Customer-No: a doctor.-Puck.
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AspAYxtaTED

JERSEY CRY. y. J.. SEPT ia--while
Cleaning sewers tisis afternoon three uea-
Foreman Noiausk, Thomas Kane srsl
Edward MoNally-were overcome by gas
and dlei !n a short t!ns.
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.

Senator James +. Pierce of New York,
writes:
'For the past two years / have suffered
very much from an aggravated form of
nervous dyspepsia. l have resorted to
various remedial agents, deriving but little
benefit. 4 few months since friend of
mine suggested the trial of ALLCoCK's s
PORUS PLASTERS. Following the sug-
gestiou, | have been using the same with
the happiest effects. TO those similarly
afflicted let me suggest the manner of
their use. | place one over my stomach,
one over the hepatIc region, aud one on NV
back. The e sct is excellent. From the
day L commenced their use have been
slowly but surely improving, and am quite
confident that by continuing | shall again
be restored to my accustomed health"
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BASE BALL,

BASE BALL.
BALTIMORE, Sept 12-Baltimore: Runs
Z, basehits IL, errors 4; Chicago: Runs II
basehits Is, errors ) Pitchers-Cobb and
hutchinson.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL - Washington
Runs 5, basehits 6. errors 4; Cincinnati
Runs 4, basehits 6, errors 2. Pitchers
Meekin and Chamberlain
BROOKLYN, Sept. 10-Cleveland: Runs /,
basehirs 4. errors 4; Brooklyn: Runs 6
basehits 8, errors l. Pitcners-Cuppy and
Kennedy.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II - Louisville
Runs 5. basehits Il. errors l. Philadelphia
Runs IS. basehits 81, errors 3. Pitchers
Sanders and knell.
NEW YORK, Sept 12-New York: Runs s.
basehits II, errors O.; ST. Louis: Runs /,
basehits z. errors. 9. Pitchers-Rusie and
Gleason.
BOSTON, Sept. 12.-Boston: Runs 12, base
hits II, errors 4; Pittsburg: Runs g. base
hits 10, errors Z. Pitchers-Stiyetts and
Baldwin.
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ThE TopEka eaIR

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. l2-The Kansas
State Fair opened this mS'rnisg with an
unusually large first day attendance The
wrst Ter IS perfect and the track n aae
condition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-13

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plLLS
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THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN
THE STATE OF MAINE.
A Heavy Decrease in the Total Vote
as Compared With That Cast at
the Election Four Years Ago.
The Republicans Elect the Governor, the
Four Congressman and Two-Thirds
Of the State Legislature

Ths Third Party Managers Charge the Ar
kansas Democrats With Refusing to
Count Their Ballots-The Presi-
den. Compelled to Abandon
His Proposed Tour of New
York Owing to the
Condition of Mrs.
Harrison Cen
eral Notes.
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The merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
result OF careful study and experiment.

The girl of the period really may
Be versed in grammatical laws,
But all who know her regret 10 say
She never comes 10 pause.
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