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The morning call., 1892-10-01
ttERMAN TAKES THE STUMP
le Ohio Senator Speaks on the Great
Issues of the Day.
IB BESEFITS OF PROTECTION.
yelaad Holds Conference With Democratic
Leaders in New Ylrk-The Fight against
TamHaBJ's Municipal Rule.
IE BENEFITS OF PROTECTION.
Special to TIE MORNING CALL

CLEVELAND, SeTt 30.-Senator Sherman
poke at North Fiirfeld, Huron County,
day. 1t was his opening speech in the
.mpaign, and be went into the Fourteenth
congressional District, where there is q
litter fight with Congressman Harter. a
Iemocrat, on one side, and Z. G. johnson,
Republican, on The other. About 5000
srsons were az tneimeeting.
Senator Sherman reviewed the material
,ogTess Of the Uni ed States under the pro-
ective tariff since sS61, claiming that all
. g prosperity Of tle country is due to the
.epubllcan policy He said: 1--WE stand
= this policy Weanaintain and defend ii.
is constitutional and right. as it is bene-
elal TO all classes Of our people, and it is
ne cI the best results Of Republican policy.
o say that this policy of protection, the
principal design Of which Is to promote the
interests of the laboring mau. is fraud
non him is a f8lSehood which every rea-
sOnlng being can detect"
NJ odern DemOcT Rcy." the Senator said,
mas thrown on all disguiSes and has de-
elared openly for the doctrine proclaimed
N the Confederate constitution and first
3 pCInced by Calhoun"
srman said lie noticed that Senator
4 insisted IN his recent speech that the
q @oeratlc party stil stands on the old
q1eea'1e Of tarf-fOT-Tevenue, with incl
t9ntAl protection.
Senator Hilfs position he said, sis not
'nable, for the reason that the Democratic
convention not only rejected the incidental
oiection idea, but substituted for il the
DIVISIONS OF the Confederate constitu-
on.
IT ts for you. fellow-citizens. " continued
the Sci tor, ITO say whether public policy,
Wniea has been maintained so long and
&c ssIully, which has prOdGced such won
derful results upon tie history and pros
perity o1 cur country, which has already
advanced rs 10 The richest farming country
and tie greatest manufacturing country in
the sid, be abRndoneds to carry out the
idea4 O. ,hs Confederate States and free
uade n0tiQns OF cummeTeal cities and pro
feSsiOnal dudes, WllSs only idea is that it
is English, you know" BE quoted from
the report Of Lab Commissioner Peck Of
We i OK and dYelt upon the decreased
D. { Of sugar and the enlargement Of cur
foreign trade.
The Senator said while the Democratic
and Republican parties occupied about the
same position in their platforms On The sil-
yer question It must not be forg tten that
majority Of Democrats 10 both the Senate
and House frequently voted last winter for
abe free coinage Of silver. He said the re-
suit of free coinage would be disastrous to
sll i'd fiTles and especially severe upon the
labo. f.7d the poor. He devoted some
time t..ss, Z Dsm0cTatic declarations IN favor
o. ana !, Of the tax on State bank circua- |
tir fent over The history OF wildcat /
the West.
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JUPITER's SATELLITE.
The Discovery Claimed By Two Michigan
Astronomers.

Astronomers.
DETROIT, Sept 30.-Two more claimants
for the honor of the discovery of Jupiter's
fifth satellite have made their appearance.
0. Z. Cartwright of this city and another
local observer claim TO have observed, two
years ago. a certain phenomenon that could
not be accounted for, and correspondence
was opened with the Harvard College Oh
seryatOry, but no explanation was obtain
able. Farther observation was deferred
until the opposition of the following year,
1891, when a recurrence of the phenomenon
of 1890 disclosed the fact that this unusual
occurrence could be accounted for In no
other way except by alloting to Jupiter 4
satellite in addition to the four already
known. After considerable discussion they
decided the new satellite was fact. ana
Holden Of the Lick Observatory, assigning
II the position the observation of Professor
Barnard has verified. Cartwright has pre-
served the letters from the Lick and Har-
ward, College Observatories in response to
his communications calling attention to the
new satellite. 1t would seem apparent that
these letters sent 10 the 0bservatories-at
any rate, that sent to the Lick Observatory
directly inspired the discovery of the fifth
satellite by Professor Barnard,
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THE ELUSIVE HALCYON.
Preparing for Another Voyage With Opium
and Chinese.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, Sept. 30.-The
smuggling schooner Halcyon returned to
Victoria (B. c. harbor on Tuesday night as
secretly and mysteriously as when she sailed
from that place six weeks ago heavily laden
with opium and Chinese. Her officers and
crew will give no information regarding the
late cruise, but the United States secret
service detectives who are in Victoria watch
ing her movements learned through one of
the seamen. who was under the influence Of
liouor. that the vessel had touched on the
California coast and at the Hawaiian Islands
since leaving Victoria. Government officials
have learned that the Halcyon has agents
actively collecting another band of Chinese
preparatory to another smuggling eApeo tho
dition. She is under the surveillance ol tlie
United States officers, and strong efforts
will be made to capture her If she attempts
another expedition. The profits OF tue ias'
voyage are estimated at S25,0O0.
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0E HGPR RAILROAD.
1t Nill Do RuG south Through San Eatss
and Santa Clara.

AN JOSE, Sert. 3o.-The work OF tie sur
v, rrs, who have fcr several weeks past.
u - James Dsesriclz been iayiag out. q
rtgla Ter . Esroaa .nTouga he westera
a. st fertla part OK the Santa Clara
Y y, today developed into the formation
O. a corporation The articles were flea
tbs afternoon. The read RiI be known as
the San Francisco and Santa cara Valley
Dairoad. running fm San Franelsel
through San Matso aH1 Santa Clara 60 an
ties &c Gilroy, a distance u a5aut aizftv
tlasS The neorporators are IT, Ea9ss,
Z J. Dunno, W. r. A .lahns ~
Heuiy and Jsmas Dfeiti1k. ls4e alter sun-
s1gloes $500 of the $4,000 already sub
seribed toward the capital stock OF Sloe, ,00l
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BEATEN TO DEATH.
A Grand Army Veteran Murdered in new
York

New YORK. Sept. 3O.-Frank Paulsen, a
Grand Army veteran. was brutaly oea'eh
to death 10 an upper room on heStef street
,aie last MIGHT When discovered there
were evidences of fearful struggle. In
the victims hand was lock of auburn
hair evidently torn from the head of the
assassin. Later a man believed TO be the
murderer was arrested. His name is Frank
w Rohl and he has been fully identified as
the man seen running away from the scene
of the crime. Some of Paulsen's jewelry
was found on him. He resisted arrest with
an ak, which is believed to be the instru-
ment with which he committed the crime.
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AGAINST FUSION.
Democrats in Kansas Declare for a
Straight Cleveland Ticket.

Democrats in Kansas Declare for a
Straight Cleveland Ticket.
TOPEKA. Kans.. Sept. 30-After con-
sultation lasting from o'clock yesterday
afternoon until o'clock this morning the
leaders OF the stalwart Democrats prepared
a statement for publication. declaring for
Grover Cleveland, and appointing COM
mittee TO arrange for masscOnvention to
be held here October 7. The bold stand
taken by tie anti-fusionists has brought TO
a direct issue the fight between them aud
the fusionists 1t has been virtually de-
cided not to put a ticket in the field. but to
defeat the old time Democratic leaders by
defeating the combination electoral ticket
ENTERPRISE, Kans., Sept. S0.-John w.
Breidenthal. State chairman Of the People 5
party, has been arrested on tie charge Of
doing a banking business without having
complied with the law. HIS friends de-
nounce his arrest as made for political effect.
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CHARGED WITH TREASON.
The Homestead Strikers Arrested for Serious
Qfanse

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Sept. 30.-There was q
sensation here tonight when number of
the members OF the advisory committee of
the strikers, including Chairman Crawford
and Members Baird. Ryland, Dierkeu and
Brown. were arrested, charged with treason.
The warrants were based on the information
filed before Chief Justice Paxson. The ar
rests were very uuexpec ted. The accused
were taken to Pittsburg and landed in Jail.
The strikers are very much excited.
Informations have been flied against
O'Donnell, McLuckie and thirty others ali
members of the advisory committee, charg-
ing them with ordaining. preparing and
evying war against the commonwealth of
PENNSYLVANIA, defying and resisting the
constitution, laws and authority. The Pc
titions on which Chief Justice Paxson is
sued the warrants were made by county
officers. This is the first time in the his
tory of this State that any resident has
been charged with treason. and the outcome
of the cases will be watched with interest.
The penalty is twelve years Imprisonment.
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FOR A FAIR COUNT.
South Carolina Republicans Claim
Chance Of Winning.

South Carolina Republicans Claim
Chance OF Winning.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sep. 9Q.-The Republi-
2n State convention adjourned at O'Clock
sDis morning. after mu:h discussion over
mall matters. A full st of electors was
nominated. The platfarm declares that
with a free ballot and lair count the State
is Republican by 10000 votes; condemns
.hs Democracy of the State for defeating
sns iii of the people by force and fraud I;
es that the registration and election
q. the State Dnllify republican form
eminent; halls with satisfaction the
wt 3 OF sympathy In the Republican plat
T. of New York, and asks the other
es to take ike action with the view OF
King national sentiment to break up
sch laws. 1t was decided not to put a
ticket in the field because, as the resolution
stated, tile Republican voters were dis
franrhfead
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AN ACT OF BRAVERY

Lieutenant John C. Fremont savsd the Phila
dslphia and Her Cr.w.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The United States
steam cruiser Philadelphia arrived to-day.
anu anu 1t has been learned that the recent ac-
oiuen' during the sham battle at Baltimore
o".ae near blowing up the ship. When the
cartridge exploded befors tba b..ooh - .,,s
gun was closed the chute leading to tbe
inIasaZlhe was opened, and paTtiefss of ~
lgnlted powder bag went down d'iTs int0 "a the .he
magazine. M Lieutenant Fremont, who wns vns
oa'Ia ~ IInaise Oh the powder division, did ali Se
could to suppress the disorder. but aIi hnf 3
Two he'd from him. With the aid of these
Two ne succeeded in extinguishing the fire
beIore II reached the cases of the proiectjIes
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THE ENTOMBED MINERS.
Ony One Man Rescued From the Michigan
Iron Mine.

Iron Mine.
IRoNwooD, Mich. Sept. S0.-Two thou
sand miners worked all night. taking turns,
in the Norris iron mine, seeking 10 rescue
eleven men buried in the shaft by the 1ail
of ground yesterday.
Late at night signals were given and
answered on an iron pillar which extends
down into the DRIFT where the men are en-
tombed, showing that at least some OF them
are still alive. The scenes about the mouth
of the pit are most narrowing.
Abraham Thompson, one of the men
buried in the Norris mine, was rescued this
morning. Ii is believed the other ten will
perish before they can be rescued.
The rescuing party reached room 2 to-
night and found it intact but none Of the
missing ten men were in it, Ii is feared
that Thompson Is the only one that will
escape,
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HE MAY BE LYNCHED.
A Brute Of Rosedale Whose Crime Will Not
Go Unnunished

BAKERSFIELD. Sept 3o.-A little girl
named Winters, aged II years, was brought
to town to-day for medical examination to
test the truth of what she had told her pa
rents about having been assaulted by a man
named Dnsmore. All the parties live In the
Rosedae Colony, about six miles west OF
Bakersfield, and the brute that committed
the crime is q man of family. but his wife
was not home at the time Of the outrage
The ehild's mother sent her to Dinsmore
to buy some eggs and on her return home
she told her mother what had occurred. The
physicians that made the examination state
that the girl had been abused. which con-
firms her story. The brute has not been
arrested yet, and IL is said that The father
Of the girl, as well rs the aged father OF the
man, are trying to smooth matters over, out
the citizens Of Rosedale and Bakersfield are
very indignant, and Ii the law does not deal
Justly with him the citizens will
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CLEVELAND's RETURN.
The Democratic Nominee Arrixestn In N
York for the Camnaton

The Democratic Nominee ArriyesIn Na
York for the Campaign.
New YORK. Sept 30.-Grover Cleveland
arrived from Buzzards Bay this morning =
Pnd was driven at once to the Vic,oria Hotai
v acre he will remain during his stav fba
~ 'ation OF which is not yet known uo
received Dy zoo people at the pier,
Among the early callers was ". X. Crsoo
o held pref conference with the ex'
slsted laeH TO- the 70 uni.rs,ood the conference
peal politics. Cleveland subseonsntIy seid Gd
could not discuss the local political s,t"sl H@aO
aALL RIVER. Mass. Sept. 30 -Dur,nv
= sVelands trip to New York, while seafsd
table lady from Kentucky Sent . efseo 49,
wine 10 the ex-President. He aTbse'
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The ARBoR CITY.
San Diego VIII Go About the Making or
Herself Beautiful.

SAN DIEGO. Sept. s0.-The race between
the schooners La Paloma and Restless, ad-
vertised for to-day at II O'clock, has been
postponed by mutual agreement by Captains
Banning and Belle until noon tomorrow.
The race is over course of tweniy-seven
miles, and is for $780,
Captain Douglas of the San Francisco
police force. who is here spending yaca-
ton, has presented Chief Brenning with a
photograph showing the San Francisco po-
lice as formed In plat0ons and with Chief
Crowley at the head Of the companies. Ex-
Chief Burke of the firm of Madison 81 Burke
came down on the Santa Rosa, and Is a
guest at the Coronado Hotel. he will make
prolonged tour of Southern California be-
fore returning to San Francisco.
Attorney Reginald Volehzgsla, who fell
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EnEw OFF HIS HEAD
AZ Oregon Bad Boy Wac Did NJ, Relish Par
ishmans

= va L9A 4f01 " ~ SAA 49, %F0s-s- 4 -
ishmens.
ASHLAND, Or. Sept COS. z. Day. tbs
thirteen-yeat-old son of ex-County Jadgs
SIlas j. Day Of jacksonville, Committed
suicide by blowing the top OF his head OF
with an el6 a,usket at Jack s0nviIle this
meaning. The boy had been attending
school aud yesterday PLAYED truant and
went 70 the Central Point fair. His sather
he'd promised to allow him to attend the
fair to-day with the family. but upon learn
ing Of his running away yesterday thought
to punish him oy compelling the bog to -e-
main al homs. The boy then wanted 10 GO
hunting, but his mother forbade IL and
gave BIN seme work 20 do at home. Very
soon afterwarCi the b0v was missed and =
sssrch revealed nim at the barn near the
aoasg dead. Iis had taken au oid-fashioned
mUsEet plagad the ainzzla ssoss lis Jea3
aad a saying the weap0a with his fous
literally eisw his head OF
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A Maii.Ca-rier Mnraorna

ALBUQUERQUE, n. Mex, Sept. 30-The
body Of Amado Montaya, the maiI-carrler
between White Oaks and Pine Mills, n.
Mex, who has been missing since the 10Th
inst, was found to-day with three deep
gashes in the head, showing he had been
murdered. The place where the body was
found is forty-fve miles north OF White
Oaks and four south of Red Cloud, In the
Callenas Mountains. The mail-pouches
had been rified.
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ON THE CONTINENT.

The Disease Said 10 Be Subsfdfn9 in In
fected Towns.
AMpURG, Sept. 30.-The official report
places the number of deaths from cholora
yesterday at q. an increase of s; new cases
80, decrease of IL.
HAvRE, Sept. 30.-There were six deaths
from cholera yesterday, an increase of four.
BUDA-PEsTH. Sept. 30.-It is reported
cholera has broken out in Servian village
across the Danube.
ODESSA, Sept. 30-It is officially an
nounced that cholera is prevalent here In
the past week there have been ten cases aud
four deaths,
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Windle's Record Breaking.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. 30.-W. w.
Windle made mile. from flying start.
to-day, in 2:04 As, beating Zimmerman's
record and the worlds record OF 2:06 4-5.
Wlndle passed the three-quarter post in
10 :5Z 50. lowering the record of :33 4-5 by
Tyler. be also broke the two-mile worlds
bicycle record to-day, making the distance
10 4;2S 3-5. The former record was 4:37 2-5
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ncy. smooth. even ln1 beaHiiiu PINK anu wHlte
coler. He is as healthy IS he can be. The cr IT,
,usA r REsoLyENT has givsa hin tcne. ylSor ans
strength. / enclose bis portrait. Thanks { fae
tam1us CurIrURA REMEDIES Trey cahnos bs
gpos en- Of TOO mighty they have doae all that has
been claimed for them.
WM a. GARDNER. ls4 f. i2sd ST, New YORK
From the age OF two months my baby suffered
with til eczema her face and body DocJoztd
without avail. Used CUTIcURA RkMED5-s FcNad
thsR in every resp sct satisfactory. The child &
new a be autifui skin and is cnFed We checrfnhy
yscomfa end the same TO all mothers
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THE LOST is FOUND.
Melissa McAtee Is With a Sister at 81
Helena

SAN JOSE, Sept. 30.-Melissa McAfee, the
16-year-od girl who mysteriously dis
appeared from the residence OF w.. u.
Hawley on Tuesday night. is at 81. Helena
with sister. She says she was taken rom ron
her room by an elderly man at midnish.
She escaped from him at the Alameda mo'o'
taking the train to ST. Helena.
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one raw AiiN ZIP 80
mass of red, saa tiae
fish. his aFE .
across aud unas rt5
thighs. where er tGs
Fat fissh ma ie a iols
Wt8a roE ne same.
t8F 1 ur weeks after
lis , RIB he suffered
WITH tais eruption. ara
until | got CUTIcusA
gFNEnIEs there was
Iitgle sleep fer any one.
In five weeks Bs WAS
completely enFet. He
was nIns Messs cid
February /. ad Yeu
ought to see ais ssilt
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pApVsC Skin aud scalp purified and beautIhcs.
QHDt y by CuTIcuRX soar Absolnte.y uura
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THE IOWA CAMPAIGN.
The National Democratic Committee to
Extend Substantial Aid.

NEW YoRE. Sert 80. - number 5f
prominent l9za Ds,u9 ragz H8d 9 lengthy
esrferenes with the u5e4at:e Eatisaai
A-AapalgE Committee tat attsraoeu arE
ID that wjth a prope. erf laWs caa he
e>-lr4ea for -ieys s1.G ara Stevenson. IAe
cnunilttee dellded 20 AID 8y q general dis
lIt.ltion u documents and assignment q
speakers fne energetic cempaign already
being cgl1uc.ea .a Iowa ey It's LEADING
Far.l-
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Rea opers-a sass Burned.

Astoria. sept 30. -1hs l1sss opeTs-
house was eompleteiy destroyed by Era TO-
night There wss no one IN the building az
tts time. The loss Is sse0O. Insurance. 1000.
a egro named Williams has been arrested
90 aaspelon Of settlng iira q the huIldIng.
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SSOU.RI ALA RME D.

An Express Company Ordered to Re-
move All Now York Packages.
SEDALIA, Mo-, Sept 30.-Under the State
law the City Council has instructed the Pa
ciic Express Company to remove beyond the
city limits all New \ ork consiguments for
Texas held here In quarantine for dIsinfec-
tion. and not detain here in future such
cOlsiEnnents,
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bowed his acknowledgment, touched the
glass to his lips, nut did not drink. He asked
to be excused, as he had decided to drink no
intoxicants during the present struggle.
The announcement was greeted with enthus-
iastic applause,
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WAGES REDUCED.
Manchester Cotton Manufacturers decided 10
Lower Their Employees Psy.

Iower Their Employees Tsy
IoNDoy. Sept o.-Seventy-seyen per
cont of the master spinners of Eng
land to-day decided to enforce the reduc-
tion of per cent in the wages of their en-
nIoyes. The men intend to strike. IL Is
generally admitted in Manchester thai
stonpage would not be a bad thing for the
trade. as it would enable the spinners to re-
duce their present heavy stocks. The de- o
eision to reduce the wages affects lI,OOoWU
snIndles on which American cotton Is used.
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Bicvcle Record Lowered.

CARSON CITY, New. Sept 3o.-To.day d.
X. Brown lowered the district Quarter mile
record on bicycle to thirty-hYe SECONDS.
The track was very heavy.
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Cuticura Resoivent

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q 95sx a. tae great Skin Care, and CgrrfctrRs
seAF exquisite SKIN Beautiier, externally in
sfabty relieve and speedily every disease and
hasaor Of ihe skin. scalp and blood. with loss OF
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sold everywhere Price. CurfcueA, soc; SoAr
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CONSUL Ar RAGDaD.
D. sundberg OF San Franeisco Appointed by
tha President.

VAsHISoroy, Sept. 3G-Dr. John Z.
Sandbags oI san Francisco has been sp-
pointed Consul et Bagdad. DR. SundbeFg
is ,bs editor OF medical journal n :hag
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aalo Alto. has been incorporated with a
sssn1Ial ssdo ono stock stock of s1.ooo.OCO There are
sre soeo'oVq already subscribed. The directors
WestaJi and W IwvarEKinSon, z I,, j. r. Wech, A.
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Bank Of Palo Alto

SAN JOSH, Sepl 81, le bank o lAlo
Alto, sits is rg.ncips place Al business ~
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BlbY -FOUR WEEKS OLD
Distressing Skin Disease frau7 EistFl.
Cured IN 8 Weeks. aaade @eaithy
ard Beautiful by Cuticura
Remedies.

Ny BABY boy had heen suffering nom bsrte WITH
came sort % an eruption. The deetosS eaked IL
eczema. HIS little neck Vas one raw and erp Sd
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she had to is beaehed II save bsr passen-
TeES.
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Steamers Collide in the Bosphorus.
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The British steamer
North Flint collided with passenger
steamer in the Bosphorus. The passenger
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MEDICAL

Any Of the earlier stages of Cohsump-
ton can be cured. Its matter of evil
dence - strong enough and complete
enough to warrant the makers Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in
promising this:
If it's taken in time and given a fair
trial, they'll refund the money in any case
where their medicine fails to benefit or
cure.
But it's a medicine that doesn't fell; 1t
goes to the root Of the trouble. Consump-
ton is developed through the blood, and
must be cured in the Same way. IT'S a
scrofulous affection of the lungs-a blood
faint. And the surest remedy for Scrof-
ula in all its forms, the most potent blood
cleanser, strength restorer, and flesh
builder known to medical science, is the
Golden Medical Discovery" It cures
Scrofula; it cures Consumption; it cures
all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung afRec-
tons, Asthma, Weak Lungs, Severe, Lin
gering Coughs, and kindred ailments
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A:MIsER's BURIED FORTUNE.
Found by His Heirs After Many Years
of Search
From The Neto YORK Times

From the Neto York Times.
WICHITA, KAN. Jan. 31.-A fortune lost
for dozen years to the heirs of old John
Wise, late of Sumner county, was discov-
cred yesterday by John w. Wise, O grand
son OF the deceased, while digging a founda.
ton for new structure on the farm on
which the Old man died. Thirty-tive thou
sand dollars in gold is said to be the amount
recovered.
Old Wise was miser during all his long
life. He struck it rich out in Colorado, and
then settled on a farm near Conway
Springs. He nistrusted banks, and turned
all his money into gold and hid it away, not
even his wife knowing its whereabouts,
though he sometimes spoke TO his children
about having saYQdga fortune fer them.
One day ne fel1Aead OF heaFt disease and
took his secret to the grave with him.
The search fer the hidden money
was kept up for years, but with
out success; but so sure were the
heirs that it was buried somewhere about
the farm that they have refused most fiat
tering offers for5the land. lCS sE#
In the barrel fl which the go1d7was found
was also old Wise's will. and by its terms
the finder, Johp Wise, gets nearly all the
money.