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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08

revolutionary movements are by no means
being checked. His active partisanS are
thus comparatively safe. while the sentl-
ment of the revolutionary pronunci-
amento is spreading There is reason TO
believe that if Cara should succeed IN
avoiding arrest, he will keep up his present
tactics, and will have the active support OF
all the anti-Diaz element in Northern
Mexico, which will join him at once upon
his advent into that country.
Reports from northern points in Mexico
say that the Mexicans are equipping them
selves with arms and horses and are leav-
ing for supposed rendezvous of the revo
lutionists.
While no sanguinary engagements oc
CURED today, there is widespread feeling
all along the border that GarZa's war is As
yet in its incipiency. The only official ad-
vices today were from Colonel Morris, at
Fort Mcintosh, who telegraphed Colonel
Martin, adjutanG at military headquarters
here, as follows:
II understand that the Mexican consul
at Laredo received word from General
Reyes to the effect that a party of Garza's
men had raided 4 small place called lie
Joa. They robbed the place of arms and
then fled TO the other side One was cap
tured -
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CAIRO, Jan. 7.-Nohammed Tewfik.
khedive of Egypt, died today of Influenza.
The death of the khedive was entirely un-
expected. IL was stated last evening that
he was in no apparent danger from the at
tack of influenza, when suddenly COM
plicatioa set in and developed with start
ling rapidity Two physicians were in at
tendance upon the khedive, but they did not
appear to realize that his condition was
critical until this morning. When it be-
came known that the ruler of Egypt was
dangerously i'll, groups of people assem-
bled around the gates of the palace where
the Khedive lay dying His death was
announced at Z o'clock this evening. The
funeral takes place tomorrow.
Mohammed Tewfik will be succeeded by
Prince ADbas Pasha his eldest son, who
was born July IA. 1871
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7--As soon IS the
journal was read, David b Hill, senator
lee from the state of New York, took the
oatA under escort of Mr.. Hiscock.
Among the petitions presented and re-
ferred were several from the Illinois state
Grange in favor of an income tax, of a
popular vote for the election OF senators,
of free mail delivery to farmers, of i'm
proved waterways, of free binder twlne
and against dealing in options.
Among the bills introduced and referred
were the following:
BY Mr. Peffer: For the loan Of money
to the farmers of Indiana.
BY Mr.. Cullom: To regulate commerce
carried on 10y telegraph.
On motion Mr. Cockrell was excused
from service on the committee on immi-
grafton, Mr. Mcpherson from service on
the committee on territories, Mr.. Colquitt
on interstate commerce and Mr.. Voorhees,
on relations with Canada and Mr.. Hill of
New York was appointed to those places.
Mr.. German was also excused from SER
vice on the committee on relations with
Canada ana Mr.. Colquitt appointed in his
place
The resolution offered heretofore by Mr.
Morgan, instructing the committee on
foreign relations to inquire into the con-
dition of the Nicaraguan canal was taken
up, and was, on motion of Mr.. Vest,
amended by instructing the committee to
inquire also what amount of money had
been actually expended for any purpose,
and what contracts or other obligations
had been made by the company.
Mr.. Morgan expressed his satisfaction at
the Vest amendment being agreed to, be-
cause, he said, the friends of the project
desired that there should be no misunder-
standing at all about any of its features.
The resolution was then agreed to-
On motion of Mr.. Dolph the bill to
amend and enlarge the act of June lS
1873, for the distribution of the Mexican
award was made a special order for Mon
day.
The senate then adjourned till next
Monday,
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THE MINNESOTA ALLIANCE

MINNEAPoLIs. Jan. AT the state ALI
ance convention today the Donnellyites
had everything their own way and carried
every point. A lively and acrimonious de-
bate ensued on the subtreasury question.
A minority report on this and on the free
coinage of silver was submitted by Mr..
Hixon, and he aud General Baker made
extended arguments against II.
However, it was useless, as the vote
stood 467 to 81 in favor of the plan. The
demands of the platform AS adopted at St.
Louis in 1889, Ocala, Fla, in 1890, and
Omaha in 1891, were endorsed.
The submission of prohibition to
popular vote was endorsed,
the abolition of railroad passes asked, and
the ultimate free coinage of silver de-
manded. The boycott declared by the
knights of Labor and the National A. A.
and 3. U. against the Rochester On. Y
Clothing exchange was recognized and
~ub-Alliances were requested to look the
matter up. The railroads and newspape S
were denounced In fact, the platform
covered everything but the Decalogue.
In the evening there WAS secret session,
at which the subject of Alliance store
houses came up for discussion, and the all
visibility of their continuance was consid-
cred.
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A VERY COMMON WANT.

'Out of sorts,,' "distrait. - 1.-The blues, "
these are familia appellatives for uncom-
Portable, undefinable sensations, accom-
panied with lassitude, nervousness, indi-
gestion Poverty of the blood, to remedy
which an effective stomachic persistently
used in the paramount need, is conclusive
evidence that the system is insufliciently
nourlshed because-and for no other cause
where organic disease does not eXist-tbe
food is not assimilated. Reinforce the
tagging energies of the stomach, reform
an irregular condition of the bowels, keep
up a healthfu secretion of the bile with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. For over
thirty years this popular medicine has
supplied the common want of the nervous
invalid, the dyspeptic and of persons def
cient in vitality, ah efficient tonic. To its
power of imparting strength is attribute
bic its efficacy as preventative of malaria
and la grippe Thoroughly effective it is
too for rheumatism, kidney complaint and
neuralgia.
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THE DEMOLITION OF A BORE.
A Scientific Harangue Which settled His
Case.

Case
was profoundly immersed in the
depths Of half hours solitude, when
there was an indolent half-tap on the
door. | instinctively recognized the APP
proach of Borus, and my first impulse
was to swallow hasty opiate, or order
on mild electric current to keep me
awake. The next minute l had dis
missed these ideas as impractica BILE, ad
mitted Borus and gravely conducted
him to seat Placing myself opposite
him, with my face half in shadow,
without preliminary remarks or intro
duction, ] said:
1T is strange but sufficiently dem
onstrated fact that there is no such
thing as color What is commonly
called such is in fact not an Inherent
quality, but proceeds from the effects
of certain light waves reflected from
various surfaces and textures"
A faint surprise, mingled with hope
less perplexity, rose to the surface Of
the colorless countenance of Borus
You are of course prepared to ad-
NIT" I proceeded, that your complex
ion is of no color in particular, and that
your boots, collar, and apparently Law
ender necktie, are all one with your
complexion. in that respect"
Borus glanced convulsively at his
boots, threw back his head and olutched
teebly at his neck band.
Il once read of a girl, went on.
who was helplessly blind in the dav
time-that is, in the light of the suns
rays-but who could see perfectly well
by an artificial light. l knew OF another
TO whose vision all objects appeared to
be inverted, and by the way. II * gen
orally concluded or scientists that this
is the true condition Of things and that
this one girl. OF all the earths inhab-
itauts, was alone blessed with true
sense OF perce ption. SO, thoagh you
NAV appear 70 be standing with your
head toward the zenith and your feet in
the opposite direction. do not for a mo-
ment allow myself TO be deceived. but
by q reflex act OF the imagination see
you and other objects as YOU really are,
placed IN d reverse position. IN reality
right side up with vour head down. IN
SeS~- - 1t'9-@T SoNH VIII > ONA 4Af-a~
up. There : nothing" I ebeeTfuIlv
continued. like arriving - an exact
understanding of the true state of
things. and these attcsted facts lead -
90 observe that they very clearly prove,
aud what you may have perceived your-
SET Your are doubtless aware that
life Is al a sapOositiou anyway. Our
nrofoundest thinkers tell AS that there
Is nothing material in the universe The
table upon which ron rest your hand,
for instance. exists only IN the magma
ton The chair upon which you are
seated : q mere image upoa the mental
plane. aud your belief IN Is existence
sEIs'ains yon The fact Of tss@ case =
LAT you have Ia corporate bo9F. 4zG
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nov a Nation Annlorir.s.

1t IS IN ceremonies OF various kinds
that the honors 20 the flag arc most
frequently shown. A man Of war VISIT
ing foreign port viii run up the flag
Of the country she Is visiting. and salute
It with certain number 5f guns This
Is pretty custom, bus i IS doing an
honor 70 some one eiSe's flag. not 10 our
own. Sometimes tais honor j. done
under compulsicaa; that Is. when one
country Is ezacting an apology from
another. The commanding officer OF
feet lying IN front Of Al cue1ny's town.
NAV demand that the forts On the shore
-u1 up the flag Of the c>sntry whence
the feet comes, and honor = wi;h g
national salute. This sort 81 Ting.
however. belongs 20 the eve of hssstt L.
ties w. J- Hen dersou. "a ~ Nlcao 4
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HOuSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Among the bills
introduced and referred were the follow
ing:
BY Mr. Brosius: An anti-option bill; al
70, bill defining lard and imposing a tax
on the manufacture of compound lard.
BY Mr.. Amerman: Proposing consti-
tutional amendment providing for uni
form law for marriage and divorce.
BY Mr. pickler of South Dakota: Fixing
the minimum rate of pension at six dollars
per month.
BY Mr. Pierce of Tennessee: For the
free coinage of silver; also, for the preven-
tion Of trusts.
BY Ar. lanham Of Texas: For the re-
rlamation of arid lands; also, for the free
coinage of silver; also. a resolution direct-
ing the committee on judiciary to iuvesti-
gate ana report whether the act of 1887
providing that gold and silver bullion
brought to the mints for coinage shall be
coined for the benefit Of depositors is still
in force
BY Mr.. Stewart Of Texas: Placing bag
ginG and cotton ties on the free list; also.
liking the presidential term at six years.
BY Mr.. Enloe OF Tennessee: To repeal
the Mckinley law
Adjourned till Monday.
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upon the rule of succession, is in a
dilemma. One of its members today said
that the membership of the appropriations
committee would probably be increased,
notwithstanding the understanding
reached at the beginning of the present
session that it would be allowed to shrink
to its former membership (nine) when a
vacancy ensued in the natural course OF
events. If some such measure of relief is
not afforded, it is feared that the western
senators. who favor a division OF the sew
eral appropriation bills among the leading
committees of the senate, will carry their
point, through the aid of certain senators
from the older states who were dlsap-
pointed of their desire to get places on all
The powerful appropriation committees
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Picker introduced bill today conferrinC
the privilege of free admission TO the
worlds fair upon all who served in the
Union army or navy during the war, under
regulations to be framed by the secretary
of the interior and Worlds Columbian
commission.
Chairman Springer Of the ways and
boon introduce in the house a bill 20 admit
Rll woods free of duty. aud TO repeal the
duties per pound and per square yard up
on woolen goods.
Bills were introduced in the house today
for the erection of public buildings at
Joplin, No. and Nevada No
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TRUSTS AND COMBINES.
The Methods Of the Peoria Whisky Ring
To be Invesii iga ed.

CHICAGO. Jan. Under instructions
from the department of justice AT Wash
ington, United States District Attorney
Mitchell has been for some time investi-
eating the methods of business of the
Western Distilling and Cattle Feeding
company commonly known rs the whisky
trust, whose headquarters are at Peoria,
ILL., Complaint was made to the depart
ment of Justice that the company Is IN
reality a trust, and that its operations, are
in violation Of the antitrust law. Mr..
Mitchell thinks that he has enough evil
dence against the company TO warrant
him in laying the matter before the next
term of the federal grand jury.
NEW YORK, Jan. AT the meeting OF
the Rye Flour Mills association yesterday
he price of rye -four, delivered at New
York. was fixed at from So % to s. 35 a
barrel This price had been determined
upon at meeting held in Albany about
the middle of last month, and the asso-
citation yesterday decided to continue the
rate. Before the Albany meeting the
price of rye -four had decreased from s. 90
barrel to 81 80, and there was no cores
ponding decrease in the price OF rye. Since
then rye has gone up. Secretary Brown
said that the associa ion was not trust.
1t was formed TO protect the rye flour
millers and to keep the price from going
either too high or too low
New YORK, Jan. THE dispatch from
Buffalo regarding the sale OF most OF the
type founderies in this county to an Eng
lish syndicate was practically confirmed
today by Lawrence S. Mott of No. 50 Will
lam street. Mr.. Mott saws that about S1S,-
OO0 600 would be invested by purchasers.
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EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS-

LONDON, Jan. AT this hour G:30 D.
m.) the tone of the Stock exchange here is
extremely fat This feeling is due to the
depression on the Berlin bourse. The de-
preston is especially marked in Turkish
and Egyptian securities, and is owing to
the statement that France will not permit
the landing of English sailors at Tangier
The question of landing British sailors at
Taugier arises from the rebellion among
the native tribes in the vicinity of that
city. Two British warships are lying off
Tangier to protect British interests there,
and the British minister, it has been re-
ported, warned the governor of Tangier
that if he could not guarantee the safety
of the city against the rebel tribes, that he
(the British minister) would have a force
landed from the warsbips for that purpose
LONDON, Jan. THE fiat tone of the
stock market here is partly due to the i'll
ness of the khedive of Egypt, who is suf,
fering from severe attack of influenza.
His condition is serious
PARIS, Jan. I'll p. m-The bOurse is
weak, owing to the Tangier incident.
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SECRETARY 81 AINE

NEw YORK, Jan. THE san prints the
following.
''WASHfNGTON, Jan. 6-Thompson, the
Central druggist, tells me that Mr. Blaine
surely had "a knock-down stroke like apo
pleNy this afternoon.
lSigned
"GEoSGE ALFRED TOWNSEND"
WASHINGTON. I'm. 1T was stated bv
Mr. Biolne's private secretary this morn
ing that the secretary WAS feeling all
right. but would remain at home today
for rest. The secretary sent down word
that he expected TO be able TO go to the
department tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Jan, An inquiry at the
Blaine house lste tonight in regard to the
secret rvs conGi;iun elected the response
that he was much betier--so much 50.
that he expected TO so 10 his Office to
morrow
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ne form which appears to be yours, re-
dining in what assumes to be a chair,
is mere fgment conjured up by my
own imagination "------
have not seen Borus since that fatal
night, nor has anybody else TO any
body's knowledge. When he fed from
my room like a distracted ghos he
seemed to disappear from the earth as
completely as if science had taken him
between her thumb and fOrefnger,
crumpled him together and blown him,
pinch of dust, into iufnity.
Though it was unscientific that Romeo
should be cut up into little stars, it is
possible that Borus may reappear as
meteoric st.-Pharmaceutical Era
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DEATH OF THE KHEOlVE.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan, Jan. {, 1892
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair, cooler Saturday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 490, the lowest 2l' and
the mean 35e, with cloudess weather,
rising temperature, brisk south winds,
shifting to northeast at night, with rising
barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of January
has been 32S, and for the 7th day SO.
FRED i. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Forecast until 9
p. m. Friday:
For Missouri. Kansas and Indian Terri
tory-light rain; colder by Friday night.
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A HEAVY SHORTAGE.

HASTINGS, Neb., Jan. 1T was discov-
cred today that County Treasurer Paul is
short in his accounts to the amount of
$52, 900. The board of supervisors held a
meeting today and PauPs bondsmen
offered to settle by paying $4,000 Cash and
giving notes for s42, 900. Paul says he
does not know what has become of the
money, except $4,000, which he lost by
the failure of the City n ational bank two
wears ago
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Two Hundred Mine Imprisoned in a
Mine.

MCALIsTER, L T., Jan. AT 8 O'Clock
this evening an explosion occurred at
mine No. IL, coal shaft operated by the
Usage Coal and Mining company. near
Krebs. Reports say that about two hun
dred miners are entombed in the mine
No particulars can be learned, as to the
cause of the explosion.
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THE BALTIMORE ENQUIRY

VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. The inyestica-
tion into he assault on the Baltimore
sailors IN Valparaiso began this morning
mt Mare Island, in the presence of Judge
Advocate General 'Bemy, United States
Attorney Garlin and United States Com
missioner Hanley. Judge Bemy conducted
the Investigation.
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A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Jan. Peter
Hinton, brand Inspector for the North
west Texas Live Stock association, was
shot and instantly killed in this city this
morning about , o'clock. John Boucher,
joint keeper, is under arrest, though
there has not been any positive evidence
developed to prove that he fired the fatal
bullet
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l-YNCHEO.

NATCHEZ, Miss, Jan. News was re-
ceived here today that a mob last night
forcibly entered the Jail at Rayville, La,
and took there from L. n. Disharnon and
Cal Foster and lynched them They were
charged with the murder of a Jewish
peddler.
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PINNED fowls. - be x-Pt heaItAy.
E1Est hare exercise Throw thei- grain
among clean chat or straw. placed
away from waere 'hev Foost This
material for gymnastics saoald 80
changed Tor fresh eyerF week ~ Tea
days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
THE MOST PLEASANT WAY

OF preventing the grippe, colds, headaches
and fevers is to use the liquid laxati We
remedy, Syrup of Figs, whenever the sys-
tenn needs gentle, yet effective cleansing.
To be benefited one must get the true
remedy manufactured by the Cali ornia
Fig Syrup company only. For sale by all
druggists in SOC and 81 bottles.
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JOAQUIN MIllER'S SON,

SAN Francisco. Jan. Harry Miller.
son of Joaquin Miller, the poet of the
Sierras," was sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment today for holding up stage
in Mendocino county some weeks ago.
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BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE.

ENGLISH, Ind, Jan. 1.-Two brothers.
Stroud aud Charles Vanmeter, were blown
up in a premature dynamite blast at the
Marengo quarries yesterday Stroud was
fatally injured and Charles may die.
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TIE GRIP 9ACuLi4S

Berlin. Jan. s-I'fe.ifer. Nnca > sou-j a.
law. who has discovered the influenza IA
ciiius. saws that BE- believes shat the spa
tum Of persons suffering from iufiueazs is
tie medium o. coutSglon IL TIA. 6lse4Se-
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TIRE WINNERS

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Guttenberg win
ners: Emma :. Hawkstone, Text, Ma
belle, Sir Rae, McKeever.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 7.-Winners: Bob
Purdy, Eugene, Bonaire, Mark S.
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GOVERNOR RUSSELL'S INAUGURAL.
Boston, Jan. 7.-Governor Russell de-
livered his inaugural address today. The
larger portion of the address was devoted
to an argument against the divided re-
sponsibility or no responsibility in the sys-
tenn of executive management established
in the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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FAILURES.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-George Neal & Co,
dealers in dry goods. assigned today. The
liabilities are $150,0O0, and the assets
$50 900.
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BEER IN The TERRITORY.

AToKA. / T.. Jan. 1.-Governor Jones Of
the Cboctaw nation has issued general in
structious TO his sheriffs to report immed-
lately all dealers in beer. This Is the first
intimation that the Indian government
will take hand in the suppression OF the
traffic, and is surprise TO the dealers.
The penalty Is expulsion from he nation.
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FRENCH REVENUE SUe

No pimple spot. or biemish disfEurss
he skin preserved by CyTIclEA soar.
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25c for box OF BEECHAM's PILLS worth
AEuinea.
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PARIS. Jan. The rreuch rcreuCe re
turns Tor the yeaT IS.I show g sUrplus q
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DEATH OF THE RULER OF THE LAND
OF THE PHARA0HS.
European Stock Markets Weakened
by the Trouble in North
ern Africa.
A Review Of the Causes Leading Up to the
Present Revolutionary Movement on
the Rio G.ande Frontier.

The Clerical Party Dissatisfied With the
Tolerant Policy of Pres d-nt Diaz.
Ambitions Politicians Debarred
From the Presidency by the
Constant Reelection Of
the Present Executive.
R p rts From The
3 rider - For
eign Nole8.
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Job Printing.


Wedding Invitations and Announcement
Luncheon Cards, Calling Cards
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Attorneys Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers Wade Necum,7 can be used in any
State and in any court. The most complete and
convenient pocket docket ever published with two
indexes-an alphabetical index and diary index;
shows at a glance just what date lawyerhas cas9
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Handsomely bound in flexible back, a convenient
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paid to any address upon receipt of s1.07.
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Notary Seals.

Seals for Notaries Public, Corporations Stock Com
panies, Lodges Etc. Orders filled promptly. Also
Stock Certificates for Corporations and Stock Com
panies either printed or lithOgraphed.