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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-18
MAR LEI AERlCA

PARIS, Oct. IA dispatch to thu
Temps from Zanzibar reports an attack on
the station at Mpwspwa- Tho Temps
dispatch adds that the German com
mander and large number Of Arabs were
killed.
ZANZIBAR, Oct. 17.-Advices from the
interior show that the Nsbebe tTibe,
which IN the latter part Of last year mass.,-
cred a German expedition. killing tha
commander and many officers and 300 men
have Just attacked the German
station at Mpwapws. The Arab governor.
two Germans aud two British Indian
were KILLED, aud many OF tue detenirrs VI
the station wound a. II is reported that
the native. hav, m ,de attacks ou other
European stations, but no details have
been received.
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EDWARDS COUNTY POLITICS.

KINsLEY, Kan, Oct. 17.-[Special.l The
weather is fine The farmers are sowing
wheat, and everything is prospering IN
this county. unless it is the Peoples party
As usual Edwards county comes to the
front. and we have four candidates for rep
resentative, namely, one Republican, 'one
straight Democrat, one Peoples party
man, and one independent, the latter be-
ing w. s. Hebron, who has forsaken The
grand old party, and, as none of the other
parties are any better than the Republican
party, he has taken the middle Of the road
all alone. 1t is thought by the best IN
formed that he Will carry from twelve to
twenty votes with him on election day.
| drawing about an equal number from each
of the other parties.
Farmer Smith is to speak at klnsley on
the oath and Simpson on the 10Th. There
| is no doubt that Simpson Will carry TINS
| county if he gets votes enough: But there
is great fear now among the People S
party men that he will not get votes
| enough, and they are using every enueaVor.
| Their paper here is begging them them
| not to forsake him, but to line up and vote
the straight ticket regardless or the men
! on the ticket.
The Democrats of this county have put
out full county ticket.
| Wheat is coming to market faster thar
cars can be had. Some buyers have hao
to Quit buying, as they could get no place
to store it. The price is now only 40 cent:
here.
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MICeOuRI DEMOCRATS,

MACON, Mo, Oct. 1.-THE greatest polit-
ical gathering that ever assembled In
northern Missouri was that of this day,
at which the governors OF two states and a
candidate for governor made addresses.
Special trains were run from all points
within radius of 100 miles, and the
crowd numbered 90, 600 people Governor
Francis of Missouri presided at the meet
ing, and, after brief speech, introduced
Governor Boies of Iowa, after welcoming
him to the state. Governor Boles spoke
chiefly on the tariff issue. He was follow
ed by Colonel William j. Stone. the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor OF Missouri.
There was y procession before the speaking
in which 5000 men were in line. The en-
thusiasm throughout the entire meeting
was inspiring.
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THE RIO GRANDE STRIKE.

DENVER. Oct 17-There was no mater
ial change in the Rio Grande strike up 10
noon TODAY. Trains are sent out from here,
but only to Pueblo and Canon City. No
trains as yet are crossing Marshall Pass or
running on either Of the lines between
Salida and Grand Junction. All business
for Alamosa and SantaFe goes from Hueolo
via Las Vegas Pass. The passenger busi-
ness from California is transferred to the
Colorado Midland at Grand Junction. The
Midland, however, carries no through
mail cars. and in consequence great
amount of mail matter IS tied up at this
point There seems to be already grow
ing dissatisfaction among the strikers,
MANY claiming that the action OF the
leaders was hasty and that the men were
ordered out without giving the mattef
Just consideration. A committee OF the
strikers have arrived here IN d sRsciai
train given them by President jeffrey.
| They will have a conference With the
! officials of the road, probably tonight
! President Jeffrey said today that SO lar
| as he could See the situation had nov
chan ged materially. and that nothing def
| mite could be decided upon until after the
! conference with the committee from the
| strikers Until then no steps would De
! taken by the company TO change the state
! of affairs He declared: Il am Wiling 10
| meet the omnlittee or any BODY or men or
any individual having any grievance. Ihe
| door is open, and aus empioye OF the ROAD
| can see me- A. he has TO do Is 10 walk IL
and State his case / wish 10 treat the nien
| fairly Ii I sm wrong III the position l
have taken I will gladly take such action
as the case justifiss. am always wilHns
to do what seems proper when L ann CON
! WINGED have erred. II the men desire they
can carry the case beyond me and lag the
! whole matter before the board OF directors
| They shall have every opportunity 10 state
their case fully and freely.
The annual meeting OF the company
! will be held here tomorrow and fTesioeht
Jeffrey will probably be upheld In the
course he has taken
| DENVER, Oct 1.-THE strike or the en-
pineers. conductors and trslnmen on the
second and third divisions OF the Denver
aud Rio Grande railway remains In about
the same condition as last night. business
on these divisions is almost at q siauostHi
and the effects of the strike are ieit NJ
| Leadyliie aad other towns. Inc Hen Oh
| the irst and fourth divisions stilt rem al o
at work, and il is learned that ihey WAL
not strike unless forced 10 by the grano
officers. No settlement has oeen Ieaeaeo
| between the strikers committee ana fres.-
dent Jeffrey. Chairman Roy OF diFisioa
OF the Order of Railway Telegraphers saio
today that unless settlement OF the
trainmvns strike were soon mace tue sele
graphers on the Rio Grande wouio 20 out
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CONWAY SPRINGS ITEMS.

CONWAY SPRINGS, Kan, Oct. lI-lSpec-
ial.l-Charles w Davis. an old soldier,
died last Saturday, and was buried in the
old cemetery east of town by the Graud
Army of thi. place according to tue rules
of war.
Mrs. Barnard, Jake Barnard's mother.
died last Wednesday. The remains were
placed in metallic coffin in the Cemetery,
from where they will soon be removed to
Indiana.
Mr.. G. A. Talbert sold his farm west OF
town last week TO man OF the same
name from Monmouth, Ills.
Hon. Chester l. Long gave US an old
fashioned Republican speech last Wednes-
day. Notwithstanding the bad weather
he was listened to by crowd of over 500
people. He showed up Jerry Simpsons
record to the satisfaction of the crowd.
He discussed every measure introduced by
Jerry while in congress, much 10 the dis
credit of the sock less statesman. In the
evening the crowd listened to an able
presentation of the political issues OF the
dav from Republican standpoint by Il on.
| J. w. Dawes He showed how the ALL
| auce was organized, and who the organlz-
| ers were; why they nominated eXclu,iveiy
farmers for office two years ago, and why
| they nominated exclusively lawyers and
! midilemer this year. He showed that the
act of President Harrison removing the
! restrictions from Kansas pork IN foreign
| countries did more good for the Kansas
! farmer than all tie bills introduced by the
| PEOPLES party candidates from PeHer
| uown. He abused nobody. but set forth
! the facts Both of these speeches were de-
| l!vered in the wigwam, erected by the Re-
| publican club of this place. The wiSwam
has seating capacity for 5000 people, and
will De used by the Ancient Order oi
Unitei Workmen on the 2th OF thls
| month.
Sam Carr was on the streets Friday foi
the first time since his leg was broken
about six weeks ago.
Several new dwellings are going up on
| Sixth street.
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STRANG AT ST. JOHN.

ST. JOHN, Kan. Oct. T.-tSpeciaLl-
Judge Strang of Larned, in his mastery
effort Friday evening before an audience
of 500 of our citizens. did more missionary
work for the Republican party-prought
over more converts TO the party by his log
ical. business-like and sensible explanation
of the living issues OF the day-than any
speaker it has beeu our pleasure TO near
this year The committee that centerea
on Judge Strapg TO stir up the anlmals-
TO show up the fa:lacies of the People :
party and to satisfactorily explain the
true doctrines of Republicanism-ma no
mistake in its selection. We VIII enter the
Judge against the combined intelligence of
the Peoples party, and then give them
odds that he can prove to them that they
are wrong politically.
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WEATHER BULLETIN

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. II. lssa-
Forecast for WichiIa and vicinity
Thunderstorm tonight followed by much
cooler; clearing weather Tuesday; rising
tempteraure Wednesday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 7Se. the lowest 6S',
and the mean 13e, with warm partly
cloudy weather; brisk south winds aud
falling barometer.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month OF October
has been Sc, and for the 18th day So.
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. Oct 15--The following
are the indications until p. III. Tues.
day:
For Missouri-Light local showers: fol-
lowed by clearing and much cooler
weather. Winds shifting to north.
For kansas-Generally fair Tuesday;
preceded by local showers IN eastern
portion tonight. North winds: cooler IL
Southeastern Kansas.
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BI 6iNE IN NEW YORK.

WHITE PLAINS, \. Y, Oct. T.-This
morning Mr.. Blaine left ODhir farm on
the 11:50 o'clock train for New York. Mr.
Rid accompanied him to the depot In his
carriage. When Mr.. Blaine was asked
any political question he turned the con-
versation to his visit at Ophir farm. lie
said that he had had a very pleasant time
and that his stay had materially improved
his health Mr. Blaine said that he would
go direct to the Fifth avenue hotel IN New
York, where he had engaged rooms for
himself and Mrs. Blaine during his stay
in the city. The ex-secretary would not
say whether he expected to hold another
conference with the leaders of the Repub-
ican party while he remained IN New
York He said that he did not think he
would return to Ophir farm, although he
thought Mrs. Blaine and his daughter,
Mrs. Damrosch, might visit Mrs. He'd
during the latter part of the week Mr.
Blaine said that he expected to 60 to
Washington in a few days, where he
would spend the winter.
NEW YORK, Oct. II Mr.. Blaine arrived
at the Fifth Avenue hotel at O'Clock this
afternoon from Ophir farm. The arrival
of MIR. Blaine interested the politician MS
who loitered about the station. The lie
publicans seemed delighted, but the Dem
ocrats appeared the reverse. 1t had been
reported that MIR. Blaine would write
another letter here The second COM
munication WAS intended for the Irish
American voters it was said. WI hen Mr..
Blaine heard these stories he laughed,
and, to a reporter for the Associated Press,
said:
IL am in New York waiting for Mrs.
Blaine. She will probably be here tonight
or in the morning. After her arrival we
will journey to Washington, where VIII
spend the winter. That is all the politics
there is in my visit TO New York"
''Will you write another letter or make
another speech in the campaign!
II would not want to answer that direct
lv. IL say no, / shall be besieged by pol
,iticIans, who will beg me to do something
for my party. If say yes, L shall be re-
uuested to 20 here and there and every
where, and l wont know which way &c
turn. So you see that there is only one
thing for me to do, and that Is to rest.
am obliged TO take good care OF my health.
That comes before politics"
Mr.. Blaine bases his confidence as TO the
result of the election on what he himself
sees and the reports made 20 him by The
Republican leaders. He said:
''In a campaign of argument and dis
cussiou, such as this has been. everythln.
is in our favor; for We have by tar th'
better side of the great questions Defor
the people. The administration OF PreSl
dent Harrison is in itself one OF the great
est arguments for President Harrison's re
election. With all our strength, ou
success is almost certain"
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oOULD'S D.sPATcHERS.

Sr LOUIS. Oct. ia committee repre-
senting the Order of Railway Ieiegraphess
has been in conference with ASSISTANT
General Manager Smith OF the MISSOURI
Pacific since Sept %. Yesterday 'he
matters IN dispute were brougat 20 cioss s
anu Mr. Srsftii made his receiiithe 70 nos, .oii
fT.e tYzr4ftd- for etrtenls ;If1ssl II o q
. ssrek mems Is rescued ~ itA the Missouri
Pacific by 10 O'Clock tomorrow tAae le e
grapaers w!ii give out an uiGnstcii!,
setting time limit The opers. ors r. :
for an aggregate advance o. go eoe "a
wages per year Superintendent smith
conceded So, GO and ieiegEapneo ms
recommendation 20 New YORK
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MRS HARRISON.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE news from
the White House today is slightly more
cheering in character. 1t is, in effect, that
Mrs. Harrison passed fairly comfortable
night, and this morning was stronger,
brighter and livelier than she mas been at
any time within the past three days
While it is sadly realized that this I'M
provement Is temporary only 1t served to
cheer the presidents household tor the
dav, and the general air Of the mansion
wa. less Gispiriti ng than it has been for
days past. W.
DR.. Gardner paid visit to Mrs. Harrl-
son about noon. He said that although
she was steadily losing ground, she dis
played ii great deal of vitality. He thought
that she might linger on for II month yet,
unless some new and at present unforeseen
complication arise, In which event the end
might follow Within short time.
The merit OF Hoods Sarsaparilla Is tn
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Democratic
national committee issued statement to-
day to counteract the Republican Claim
that the large registration in the interior
of the state OF New YORK is III favor OF the
Republicans Democratic aud Republl-
can majorities in the last election are
given for thirty cities ard towns In the in
rarior of the state These snow that the
Democrats had a majority of l5.l and
the Repu piicans majority OF 4,l7L
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sEnL TnF po.so.Es.

I.oxD0A. OcL l..-Ibe trssi of Thomas
Seiii on the ca4Tse VI .ilifal nsnrlisr, ia
CONNECTION with KaA& as= ko0sya A. 81 he
l<4aab-ts poisoning Gases. op@D=s4 h'stssrs
Justice Has &iEs Lhss morning - iEs Os4
bail-g- lie cE=e sxr4tss tas usss'~si -
rrrsg and tbs court g3gza ~<s cTDsS -l-zt-
Ne5s = casz-cl Ia EAs is.f45St aaent Nsts
aasiag mursirged sistlf4z 1iossr- Ea.a
LJraVsoE&h. Atsee &.Arsf asa k.tsftsss
-Agivel. sfth attempting tp ps3soss .<s,@ "a.
Harvey. or haEEis, sIss4 Sl&A s.te % = 49,
20 bascAmsii De. BrosaueaI saa Dz. nar-
y~r he pleased ass gully.
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a RAIL WAY DEAL.

prTrsBuRG. Pa, Oes. H.-1s Wa
rumored among raiiroa officials today
that big deal has iust been oonsummssed
IN which the Penusyivanis Southwestern
system had absorbed The Tsrrc Hauie and
Peoria and its branches The Terre
Hsute md Peoria sys'eEn embraces three
lines-,bs Terrs Hsute snd Peor's. tsse
Des Mo!nes asd Kansas City, sad the
Chicago. Fora Madison and Des AOiDs-
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GENERAL StCktES.

NEw YORK, Oct. l7.-One Of the polfti-
cal-surprises OF today was the announce
ment that Mr.. Croker had told General
Martin 7. McMahon that he would not bs
one of the city nominees for congress. but
that the NOMINEE would be General Daniel
E Sickles The determination TO nomi-
nate. General SIckies was said 10 have been
nromntet: bv the fact that the general had
been exceedingly restless under the uomi-
nation OF Cleveland. and had shown Signs
Of boiting the ticket since he made MS at'i
dress AT tie Grand Army encampmeut III
Wasniuvfoo
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sRRAlGNEO FOS HEReSY.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-THE Cincinnati
preshytery Today formally arraigned Rev
Henry Smith, professor in Lane Iheolesi-
cal seminary. on the charge CT erroneous
teaching. and fixed four weeks Trom to-day
for MIN 10 answer or plead TO the charge.
The charge against Professor smith =
similar TO that against DR.. Briggs Of
Union Thso,osical seminary.
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THE GRAVES CASE.

DENVER, Oct 1.-THE case OF DIR.
Graves, who was convicted OF having
poisoned Mrs. Barnaby of Providence, X.
l., came up today in the supreme court fos
the purpose OF hearing arguments Tor
new trial Nothing was done, aud the cas-
Was postpoued until the December term.
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a WAY EXTENSION.

JEFFERSON CITY, No. Oct. 1.-THE
secretary Of state today granted charter
to the Kansas City, FL Dorado and south
era railway. to extend its line from Hich
Hill in Bates county, 10 connectlon VIII
tbe Kansas Citv, Nevada and IT. Smith
r.ifrar \, or near the southern side oi
the Marias des Cygnes river, distance OF
six.een miles. and also 10 extend the iine
from West e. Dorado. Cedar county, 10
Aurora, Lawrence county. seyeaty-Elne
miles
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RNRBEO BY TRAMPS.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Oct lI-Thres
tramps (names unknown attacked aud
assaulted Ephriam Hay, Il milkusn from
Sussex county. New Jersey. N broad day
light, this forenoon. and robbed him OF
500 in money. The tranps were pursued
and. Que was shot dead. The other two,
though wounded managed TO escape.
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GRESHAM ALL RIGHT.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, Oct. 17.-Judge
Calkins, formerly of Indiana, has received
a letter from Judge Walter Q. Gresham.
saving that the statements that be would
vote the Democratic ticket and take the
stump against Harrison were made
wholly without his authority he Say
,ha. the statements are Unauthorized and
Durely cratuitouS.
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The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,

the largest watch case nanufactur
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by 1t, a bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled off the watch.
It's sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. It is called the
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THE CRIMINAL RECORD
TIE INDIAN TERRITORY TOUGHS
CROSSING THE BORDER.
The Neighborhood of the Town Of
,Caney Infested With sympa-
thizers of the DaltonS.
A Party Of Idaho Cowboys Round Up and
Exterminate Gang OF Horse Thieves
Nine Of the Rus.lers Killed

Neill, the London Poisouer, Arraigned for
Trial-A Boy Attempts to Blow Up
His Fathers Residence With Dyna-
mite-A Milkman Robbed by
Tramps-A Fight Be-
tween Italians and
Hungariana
Notes.
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LEE TEXAS STR!KE.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 1.-The teie-
graph operators aud station agents strike
on the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fs rail
road Is in an unchanged condition tong ~
The schedule of wages demanded l. go
-a5ninun ssl,rv and AZ one man stations
to 10 f,sr os,,.t. on ticket ssirS. All tn~
operators ard station ageHt> wao eF~
operators are ont except st'0ei Zen we've
operators fr1:n tae aIsiitor- ofilca WsIe
sent I'D tue road today 20 help oni tSe sys
tenn
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A RACE RIOI.

HAzLEToN, Pa. Oct. IA telephone
message from Millersviils states thai an
Italian and Hungarian race wzr Which has
been going on between these two elements
culminated In pitched battle yesterday.
All kinds of weapons were used The re-
suit is one man dead, three mortAiiy
wounded and Il dozeu seriously hurt
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tuy one. Us remedy tGSbs sire % gre IL
Practically. IL. sold oH trial That's what
Il amounts 10 II il Doesn't eve satssfac-
ton. II tie iuildinE-up ard strengthening a
ovevtaxesi wcusankooi. and the coEapsets
cure cf al tbe delicate arrangements. ftDc-
tionaI dlsgurtaBees. and painful dssorslss7s
yect1lsr te the sex tEe1 ycI have goaT
money tack
yol d tank that Gsv rn~dsesre cozd be
Sid s.. If It did al that's cSasnsst for r
Exacsly-
ButfEe fac. remains tEa1 ct II 81 tise med
icines for zzoyren - Eavur.so FTs-z-Tzg5sso1 -
tAs on . csc fhsfs s1s4 On szsch terms
knoEIn~ tbess thing. Z al lE4s715e 20
~rvsT- ivts7lfgeres ;a isaxc soE.retzsng slse,
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THE TRAIN DISPATCHERS OF THE
SANTA FE HOAXED.
A Dodge City Operator Has Some
Fun at the Expense Of the Boys
and the Company Especially.
A Forged Order Results in Strike on the
Entire System, Involving a Loss Of
Many Thousand Dollars

The Trouble o. the Rio Grands Road Still
Unsettled at Standstill 0n
Two Divisions of the Lins-A
Threat That tie Dispatchers
Will Join the Trainmen
in the Present Strug-
gle With the
Company.
Notes
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Cones back

lGFftS8 LGEf
every cest that
you've pad for
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vorits Prescrp
ton, if y0i Esvs
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help tbae you
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-18
THE MINER LAW SUSTAINED BY
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Conceded Effect of the Decision
to Be to Give the Democrats
Part of the Michigan Vote.
Ex-Secretary Blaine Thinks the PreserVa-
ticn of His Health to Be Of More In
portancs Than Speech Making.

Tammany Engaged in Running Foreign
Ignorance Through the New York
Naturalization Mills - Grover
Cleveland Makes Another Trip
to the Metropolis
Gresham Not Opposed
to Harrison
litical Points.
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HARRiTYS COMMITTEE.

The merit OF Hoods Sarsaparilla Is II
result of careful study and experiment.