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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
cAEROkEE SIRIp cArIIE

GUTHRIE, y. T., Aug. 6.-GoveruOr Seay
today received II telegram from Inspector
Davis of the interior department, at Ar
kansas City, saying that the commander
at Fort Reno had been ordered by the
secretary of war TO remove all cattle from
the Cherokee strip, and that Governor
Humphrey of Kansas had ordered the
sheritfs of all the border counties TO keep
all cattle ont of the state. Governor Seay
at once telegraphed the following instruc-
tions to every sheriff in Oklshoma;
Il have Just been informed that the cat
tie are about to be removed from the
I Cherokee strip, and it is possible that an
attempt will be made 10 drive portion Of
them through your county. This you
must prevent at all hazards, as the pts-
sage of such cattle through your county
will endaDaer the stock of the residents
thereof You will, therefore, take such
steps and summon such assistance as
may be necessary TO enforce the law, being
careful, however, TO avoid unnecessary
EXPENSES"
An armed posse is already on duty on
each county line, and every animal that
crosses into Oklahoma will be killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
CREEPING MALARIA.
lnsidious and Stealthy in Its APP
preach.
DEADLY AND UNYIELDING IN IT'S
GRASP.
Extracts From Lecture at the Surgical
Hotel, Columbus, Ohio, by Dr..
S. B. Hartman.
Reported FOR the Press.

Reported FOR TIE Press
The onset of malaria is often so very ia
sidious that it i quite difficult TO detect
the nature Of it until after IL has fastened
itself thoroughly in the system Nsiarit
often wIl3 pester person for months with
out making him sick abed, hut making
him genuinely miserable-cresping rsgorS.
coated tongue, appetite eLaageablr. aud
many Undesirable sensat aons OF genuine
~ disasreeahle kinds. Chiils aud hot
nasheS OF irregular dnrstion and recuT-
renee come and 90 without seeming cause
The hands and feet are usually coli aud
ciamrny. and the general tendency l. 20
dryness and GOODNESS OF the skin Of the
whole body.
Among the symptoms to which this
class OF patients are liable. but not always
present, may be mentioned neuralgic
headache, nervous chilis, hysteria. sinking
or faint spells. distressing palpttatIon OF
the heart. defective eyesight, total inability
TO read, write, or do any business; uriue
abundant. without color ana loss OF flesh.
Melancholy feelings, a discouraged, iistlrss
state OF mind, mental depression and cou-
fusion OF the mind, surely indicate the
presence of malaria. This form is called
maiarial blliousness. For this walking
malaria which neither puts one to bed nc.
allows himto work or study Pe-ru-un should
be taken as directed on the bottle a course
rem OF every particle Of the malariuu.
poison. Therefore. II YOU have ANY kini
OF bad feeling which you attTitnte To
malaria, by all means follow this treat
menb. IL at once restores the appetite
clears the befogged SENSES aud brings back
the hopeful state of miud which malaria j.
sure TO destroy. \ thorough u~s OF IL will
convince you OF its wonderful power In all
such cases. Pe-ru-na can be relied on 20
cure THESE cases and restore 10 perfect
health a. speedily as the chronic nnturr Of
the difficulty viii allow oi.nn.d
constipation exist at the same
time Man-a-lin should be added. The
Pc ru-na tones up tue nervous system
and enriches the blood, gIving strength
aud vitality. while Man-a-lu restores the
activity OF the excretory glands, enabling
the system TO rid itself OF accumulated
poison, bringing back 10 this most unfor-
tunate class of invalids the flush anu COOL
feeling of perfect health DreclioIIs !os
use accompany each bottle
For complete treatise on malaria
chiils aud fever and fever and agur. send
for The Family Physician No. l. Sent free
by The Peru-na Drug Manufacturing Co,
Columbus, q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07

BERLIN, Aug 6.-Prince Bsmarck's
studied avoidance Of any open reference to
the governments policy In the speech de-
livered upon his arrival at the railroad
station in this city has been source of
great relief to the official mind, which
had been filled with torebodings that the
prince would renew his attack. Since the
notable speech against the chancellor re-
Gently delivered at Jena, he has been made
to feel the official resentment in various
ways. The railway stations in Prussia,
where the prince expected to pass have
been virtually closed to the public. At
Halle, where he had to alight TO change
cars, the railway officials refused to admit
anyone to the platform and asked the
prince to stay in the waiting room until
the train was ready to proceed. Similar
isolation has been attempted here, but the
officials did not dare to face the public
wrath over further acts of lnsolence to-
ward the eX-chancellor. The ovations in
his honor by the people have become
warmer owing 10 the public indignation
over his bad treatment.
IL has transpired that the government
tiled to influence the grand duke of Sake
Weimar TO order the municipal authorities
of Jena and the chiefs of the university to
refuse the prince a public reception on the
occasion of his visit to that place.
Professor Haeckel, however. personally,
through Jne grand uuEe, obtained consent
10 popular greeting to Prince Bismarck
and arranged IA program for the distin
guished visitors reception, before the
grand dukes ministers, under promptings
from the Berlin chancellorie, sought to
squash he ovation. The National Zeitung
aud other National Liberal organs rightly
boast of revival of Prince Bismarck's in
fiuence, and proclaim him still to be the
greatest ruling personality in Germany,
even though lie is never again invested IN
- Office.
Herr Herrfurth, Prussian minister of
the interior, who, it is said, is to resign in
consequence of differences existing be-
tween himself and DR.. Miguel, minister of
finance, delays the formal resignation of
his office until the emperor's return. Herr
Theilm, president OF the imperial board of
railways, Will also resign. This rupture
in the ministry is due TO u majority OF the
members supporting DR.. Miquers tinan-
cial reforms.
The announcement that treaty of COM
merce has been concluded between Ger
many and the United States of Colon bia
has been the subject of congratulations by
the commercial press, as German success
against the fiscal policy of the Unitel
States. The United States of Colombia
sends to this country tobacco, coffee and
sugar, IN exchange for German mapufac-
tuIes. The total annual value is not great,
but the treaty is hailed with favor as hit
at the "Pau-A merican" policy of the
United States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
MAKING RAIN.

FORT SCOTT. Kan, Aug. 6.-The Good
land Rain company, which was organized
last winter to maks rain after the Mel
bourne plan. commenced operations today,
under a contract with the farmers of Bour-
bon county to cause fall of rain of half
an inch over 500 square miles, the COM
pensation being $1,000. The operations
commenced this morning. This evening
clouds gathered in the southwest and COM
menced moving in this direction. AT mid
night a copious rain was falling. Skepti-
cal people say that the natural conditions
would have brought tonight's rain any
way, and that the farmers might just as
well have saved their 81 600
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE,

c. d. Fredricks, the well known photog-
rapher, 120 Broadway, New York. SAYS:
- have been using Allcock's Porous
Plasters for twenty years, and found them
one of the best of family medl-
cines. Briefly summing no my ex-
perience. | say that when placed on the
small of the back Allcock's Plasters fill
the body with nervous energy. and thus
cure fatigue, brain exhaustion. debility
and kidney difficulties. For women and
children l have found them invaluable
They never irrltate the skin or cause the
slightest pain, but cure sore throat
coughs, colds. pains in side, back or chest,
indigestion aud bowel complaints"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
CHASING TRAIN ROSRERS-

VISALIA, Cal. Aug. 6.-Up to a late hour
last night the roboers who plundered the
express Car on the Los Angeles train near
Fresno Wednesday night had not been
captured, though n posse of 100 men were
pursuing them towards the mountains
aud were close upon their trail Chris
Evans and John Sontag, the two men
who gave battle TO Detective Smith and
Deputy Sheriff Witty yesterday after
noon evidently had but little difficulty in
escaping them. After arrestiug as II sus-
pecJ George Cannan. alias Sontag, the two
officers secured a wagon aud returned to
the house for the purpose of getting a
trunk SAID TO contain gold coin. While
they were shifting horses they saw John
So1tag enter the house. Evans also en-
tered Both men fired several shots at the
officers. Witty was hit and fell severely
wounded, and Smith was slightly injured.
Evans and Soutag then jumped into the
wagon, which the officers had left, and
drove away. The posse followed soon
afterwards.
Smith states that he found in Evans
house the material from which the masks
were made. and he also found that the
team used by the robbers on Wednesday
night WAS hired IN NisaliS by Sontag.
Evans Is ell acquainted with the noun
tain region east of Nlsalla, and II ne
reaches the timber may escape He has a
wife and seveu children here, and Sontag
has been attentive to one OF mis- daG shters.
The latter has been railroad I'll gineeT aud
has been under the surveillance Of the
officers for some time
NISALlA, Cal. Aug o. Evans and Son
tag. tae Coils train robbers, went to
Evans barn al midnight last night Five
or SIX men standing guard discovered
their team n the io5. nos having seen
them come in Undoubtedly they return
ed TO secure the hidden coin, rs hole
dlied with fresh dirt was found in tue
barn this morning Deputy Sheriff
Beaver. who was Oh guard. saw them and
opened fire The fire was returned &nd
Beaver was killed While the guards were
attending 20 Beaver the robbers escaped.
Men are now IN paTsuit OF them. Excite
alent Is hign here. aad the robbers viii Dc
hanged Il taken alive
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rAE CHICAGO MARkErs

CHICAGO. Aug Corn and provisions
made the running today on change There
are apparently strong bull cliques in both
articles. The shorts in corn bought freely
Dispatches from Kansas City stated that
the temperature there was the hottest of
the season, and, that unless rain came i'm
mediately the crop would undoubtedly
suffer. Advices OF hot winds were heard
from in some quarters, and the plant was
said TO be in critical condition Wheat
was tame. 1t managed to secure an ad-
vance of SS OF cent, while corn WAS Z
cents higher, oats up : cent, pork 80 cents
and lard ~ cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
CANADA BACKS DOWN

OTTAWA, Can, Aug. 6.-The cabinet
met today 10 consider the canal tolls dis
pue. Premier Abbott was present. It.
was decided TO abolish the rebate of Is
cents per ton on all grain shipped by the
st Lawrence canal TO Montreal and in
Stead, the government decided to levy a
tax OF OF - cents on grain passing through
the St Lawrence canal no matter whet her
bound 10 American or Canadian ports.
This removes the discrimination in favor
of Montreal complained of by President
Harrison in his recent message TO con-
greSS.
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THE WOLVERINE ApPoRTloNMENT.

LANSING. Mich, Aug s.-The business
OF the special session of the legislature was
finished tonight, but the final aG jOurnment
will not occur till Monday noon. Both
the " bite and Brown apportionmeut bills
were passed. with practically unanimous
vote. AID given immediate effect. The
outcome j. regarded with the yreatest of
satisfaction by both parties. Each is able
70 figure = majority iH both branches 0f
the legislature The Brown. or SENATORIAL.
measure provides for thirty-two districts.
as dii the act declared BUcousfitHrIODal.
but offers q more equittblc division q the
cnuaties as 70 population No change =
IN sde iis the number of representatives BY
tlle house reappoytioament bill Il stlli
remains at 100
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CONCLAvE NOTES.

DENVER Aag q Eaca day iB'eossaes
the interest manifested over tEe arrival q
the immense number Uf trtlas WAiea are
sweeping acro~s the county. wItb Dcurer
81 their objective Do.uI J. y rstlnistrCi
that tae trains uBlosced $500 ? opis a.
the us- on depot tnsiay. aud the Eu>a j not
b0okeI To commence uatil tomorrow. Etsrn
tbe kLigGts Temy.ars s5!l b-&iu - arrive
10 force. The on -oJa< trains Essr a'sp
heavily sozdel Wiz4 ets1rg6l people. .9te8E
Oh visiting tbr fasuy PIX ssa4Fc resosts 50
the fnoantai1S surrounding Tie city lA~y
will regara here - I.ms . witness the
0pen iu- oT The coacI4ve-
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THE VENEZUELAN REVOLT.

NEW YORK, Aug. The Herald says:
"'General Crespo has entered Caracas by
force of arms was the startling cable dis
patch from the chief of staff OF the su-
preme commander of the Venezuelan in-
surgents To the Venezuelan junto in New
York. \ sanguiuary battle occurred at
lhe citys gate, which terminated in the
utter defeat of the government troops
The utter defeat and rout of Lucien Men
doZa, he last general of the Nillegas gov
rrnment at La Victoria and the capture of
General Batralia and his entire army. are
also announced. Further information
came that the insurgents had driven Ran
gel from the field aud had badly whipped
General J uan Tovar at San Joaquin"
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CHOI ERA

TEHERAN, Aug. 6.-The cholera has sud
denly become epidemic here. Fourteen
deaths occurred onThursday. and YESTERDAY Y
twenty five persons were reported to have
died from the disease
, ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 6.-The cholera
outbreak has caused rioting at MakaToyka
A mob destroyed the hospital The troops
restored order. Many of the rioters were
publicly knouted
:. MONTREAL, Aug. 6-The news that
cholera has broken out on the Rhine Gre
ated considerable uneasiness here. owing
10 the fact that large quantities of rags
which are stated To be the most prolific
breeders of the contagion, are brought TO
Montreal by German vessels, TO be used in
paDer making
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IRISH OYNAMITARDS.

DUBLIN, Aug. 6.-Some persons today
placed an iron box filled with gunpowder
oul side the public room of hotel in Rath-
keale. county OF Limerick, and, after light
Ing the fuse, made their escape. In few
seconds the occupants of the hotel were
thrown into a state of CONSERVATION by an
explosion, which smashed the windows
and wrecked the furniture. A number of
persons sustained injuries. The outrage
is believed TO have been perpetrated by the
Parnellite faction of the Irish party as AN
act of revenge against the hotel-keeper,
who is IA vigorous supporter of the Nc
Cartbyite branch
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THE OHlo CAMPAIGN

VERMILLIoN. o., Aug. 6-An immense
thronS OF people cheered themselves hoarse
this afternoon at Dinwood grove. lt was
virtually the opening of the national cam
paign of 1892 in Ohio for the Republicans.
Hon. Charles Foster, President Harrison's
ington yesterday for the special purpose Of
being present here this afternoon, spoke
to the audience, largely composed of
farmers
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ELECTION ROWS.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 6.-R T. Dear
mond aud Charles Alleman, both farmer
representatives of Knox county in the leg
islature. fought today in the court house
here. Most of the damage done was a
broken fiuger Dearmond got when he hit
Alleman on the head A dozen fights have
occurred today over the election and the
excitement continues high. a wild rumor
is current here this evening that NJ F.
Caldwell, the Republican candidate for
criminal judge had committed suicide
The story lacks confirmation
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PRINCE BISMARCK

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-When Prince Bis
maruA and party arrived at the Stettin
railway station they Were greeted by an
immense crowd. Ine prince WAS present
ed with number OF bouquets. lie ad-
dressed the crowd briefly, saying that he
had returned from his journey TO Vienna
more satisfied than he WAS on his depar-
ture- He said that he had found in the
non-Prussian parts of Germany a large
reserve OF loyalty TO the empire Prince
Bismarck viii proceed 10 his country seat
at trledrlchsruhe. Count Herbert aud
the eouateSs remained in Berlin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
q SNAKE STORY

Buena Vista a family named Mcintyre
aud servant ate cabbage for dinner.
Soon after all were taken with pains
which caused the death of four OF the
family and the servant. Upon inyestiga
tion it was found that suake of the
spreading viper species had been cooked
in the pot with the cabbage How the
reptile got there is a mystery.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Emperor William
babe f0rewell 10 the queen this afternoon.
and subsequently banQueted the members
OF the royal household on bosrd the Kaiser
Adler. The royal yacht will sail on the
return trip at 4 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
The emperor's yacht the Meteor won the
first prize IN the Southampton Yacht club
races Today, beating her old rival the
Iyerna by SIX minutes
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OWNED THE TOWN.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, Aug. 6.-War-
rants were issued today for the arrest of
the entire town board of Superior on the
charge of embezzleinent. There are only
three members constituting the board,
and it Is charged that they appropriated
800 for their own use. Last years tax Of
$500 has disappeared. aud there IS moth
inx TO show where it has gone 10.
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POLITICS AND MlJROER.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6-The shooting of
Judge Henry Long from ambush few
nights ago at Kennerville, just above New
Orleans, has aroused great bitterness
there. The whole trouble is attributed to
political enmitJ, and has resulted in a race
feud. The parish officers have been work
ing up the case against the assassins and
have made number of arrests. On the
other hand, a number of negroes and white
men who are in sympathy with those who
attacked Judge Long have held meetings
and are said to have formed plot to force
a number of white residents out of the
place. 1t is said that they have threatened
TO burn down IA number of stores. The sit
uatlon has finally hegun to look serious,
and Mr.. Stahl has had several of the ne
grOes in the parish of ST. Charles locked up
in the parish Jail. The population of that
town is almost exclusively colored. Some
of the arrested negroes have given valua-
BILE information as to The shooting. Re-
ports to the effect that the prisoners are
to be lynched are in circulation.
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THF slss.v. cokTsT.

MeyTGoEEE.T. Ala Aug. G--Ibs eisius
of tr Bowman chairman q the ESsa
committee. that Mr kalb &as secured the
stale - - ssf3 ars bs-st o. alterations q
fraud xhica csgsnoE by saasss.atsAisd The
straight ticket = elected b. x least =. 90
s1s4 tie Koa5 egasesss = u s9~, viii aGt re-
anls IN US getting tbe ess1c=
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 6. 1892
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Far and slightly cooler Sunday and Mon
day.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 100. theZ lowest u,
and the mean Sc, with very warm, gen
orally cloudless weather. light south to
fresh southeast winds and hearly station
ary pressure. This was the warmest day
this summer.
For the past four years the average
temperature fer the month of August
has been 76, and for the 9th day so
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6-The forecast till
p. m. Sunday:
For Kansas-Showers in the western
portion; cooler; southwest winds.
For Missouri-Fair, except showers in
the eastern portion; warmer; southwest
winds
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ghe aithita daily Eagle SUNDAY 5porrno Auuus 7,
pAROChIAL SCHOOLS.

ROME, Aug. 6-The project OF the propa-
ganda has written letters to the Catholic
bishops of the United States, urging them
to devote special attention at the coming
synod to the important question of parish
schools. The prefect, in his communities
tion to the bishops, congratulates the en-
tire clergy of the United States upon the
mutual good will and spirit of concord
which prevails among them.
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SFI7l-ltI LlSlllll 20 nc UNl-y Eal-lU.
DODGE CITY. Kan, Aug 6-The Ford
county Republican convention placed in
nomination for representative, Hon. NJ.
". sutton; for district clerk, W. I. Wat
son: for county attorney, Z. w. Mitchell;
for probate judge. J. NJ Bursou; for super
intendeat, Miss Evlyn Baird The ticket
IS exceptionally strong and VIII he
elected -
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Human NAture.

There was q sign upon fence,
The sign was Paint"
And every body thai went By.
Sinner and saint
Put out finger and touched the feDos.
And onward sped;
And. as they wiped their hnger tips.
1T Is" they said.
Music and Drama
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Nearly Ready.
Rnral Philosophy.

A farmer says: "ons thing DOM
like about city folks They be either 20
stuck up that yer can't reach EN- with
a hay-s;aclf pole. or 80 friendly that
they forget % pay their board "-T.xAa
Sifiin2A
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s STprET FATALITY

CISCISSATI, Aag. 6--By the collision o.
4 Carriage with za electric Car on &IL \ a.
burn this afternoon Miss &. l. Cooke wa
instantly killed. Mrs. George Schiay faLAig
inJurrsi, and Mr. Seaily, who ls agent for
New YORK plate glass house, seriously In
mr.
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful irregularities, and will remove
all Instructions They are sure and safe
every time Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., San Jose. Cal. and for sale by
Fred L. RIGHT. 2O6 East Douglas avenue.
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PURE AND WHOLESOME QUALITY

Commends to public approval the Cali
fornia liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of
Figs. 1t is pleasant to the taste and by
acting gently on the kidneys, liver and
bowels to cleanse the system effectually,
it promotes the health and comfort OF ali
who use it, and with millions it is the
best and only remedy
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HSttrr stIII.t

Tutter-While was fishing the other
day, saw two fish come mp and bite at
my hook at the same time.
Jagway-Thats nothing. I came
home from the club the other night in
two cabs.-Life.
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