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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
PITTseuRa PROSTITUTES.

PITTsBUEG, Pa, Dec. 2-The order
closing the dlsorderly houses III this city
has been revoked by Chief Brown of the
department OF public safety, ana the iu-
mates eau pursue their vocatiou without
molestation from she police until further
notice This action is the result Of a cou-
fiict between Mayor Gourley and Chief
Brown Yesterday the mayor declared
that the attempt OF the police sUthoTitses
TO close the bouses upon forty eight hours
notice was cruel, iuhumAn and unjust. "
Cuirf Brown thereUpou directed Snperln-
teudsuI Of Police Mara not 10 modest The
dlsrcputabie houses until the mayor indI-
Gates ths date upon " hich BIS order ot
Nov - - 10 70 into effect. Is - possible
that the women who lubablt tue houses uf
III repute viii c0ntiuu= to 10 % without
further moieststton.
Al the MAYORS Office It Was given cut
that the raHy0r Wal await ga O9ieIsi 49,
tee fr0m Chef Brown before issuiux 40
order txlus lie Closing tli.e- Ia tbs de-
paTtmSist OF public safely - Mas glvsn
uut thAt ti4e Cl4rf will Het
write a. the mayor, bat sill await h ,
oTaer. 4 a soletEoE Oi tBe pTSb.sHs IL
aEeGtgE No hlu3ey suggests tuaL -tpri j.
lac pEopes {. ue rs glo-- che house, then
Log7 sc tAe prsy{lrsers go4#a .e-e tAs.F
reB3s os 7phrf SIC A.l-cIsl auas whtcA aa
Iu.ssvIs sstv clo~Ia-- a.ui3 eaia34
4 mere ~eGe Io unusual gatherings a. ths
heaaG sartvTs col 3he FtTi.5s4 I4lias-ic-iat
as-o-I..s}ol- To-. ; tl4u - Fes ~ 81 4aasze4
u.0svE4.slst has isata4 .sarLs1 Gag f4r .e4sei
90 auy - hr sF0iHsa s So a-sg desire ip fe-
foEul- los @4ii.Ol414os E-Ie.s- tisat tir t.tl-e
t0f crossing asa s-ea isle iiul Jg s5is- tisei<rfs
hss C~,4--I lfsIl g.st.ei, asi vas ...4ilef.
at t-r usual sa-r.l4g n sac cs-lEt ists
q a.tEEEyoE- - ussla Jrf % Hi s-trls c. i8el
agva tae u5ayyg aal q -ycfss tFHirTsl 5s
nas aetI j. aa~ seC.llrI - a ll4s4t q
cCu uaIEt@s g5-s-stln2 ~: nee 5s.... ,,lfs ifsE4
eacA ,.=saIu ss8.i.l.s - VssFf-1 sAel--E Jos
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(.Egs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
LIE NEWS ON WAL STREET.

- NEW York, Dec. 2-The Post, IN its
Wall street review, says:
The people who looked today for
general cstaclysm in prices on the news of
Gould's death-and there were some such
people-fnet a grIevous disappointment.
The news was published in Wall street
before the opening of the market, and
there was nG lack OF notice 10 the bear
contingent; but the operators who be-
gan TO experiment found an unexpected
situation. The professional bears were
doing nothing, ana there was not sign
OF selling orders from that'traditional out
side public, which is supposed TO rush
frautically to 'hsuidate' on the death of
famous capitalists. Iustead of this, it was
discovered that the commission brokers
were waiting auXiously for could stocks
not by any means to sell-but 20 buy on
all extreme concessions. In other words,
the great bulk Of the spectators, pro-
fessioual aud uuproieSslOu lOual, seemed to
have grasped the idea that stocks would
be shaken out heavily under somebody ;
else manipulation, and that then the
market would be "A handsome purchase;
but no discreet room trader walks with his
eyes open into such trap as this The
early umld sellers promptly receded, auI
the market, as a whole, presented the very
uncommon spectacle of q SensaLiGd long
looked forward TO with periodical fits OF
dismay followed on its announcement by
firmneSs more or less IN the list prices.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The death of Jay Gould was generally
known before the opening of the stock eX-
change and the brokers and traders had q
full opportunity to prepare themselves.
The effect on the market WAS less than eE-
pecied Missouri Pacific declined only Is
per cent, 10 54. Western Uuicn, %, TO -,
ana Manhattan TO l25. These are the
stucks known as the Gould properties
Mr. Gould had devoted his attention OF
late years 10 their management, 10 the eN-
CluslOn of everything else. Union Pacific,
another property which he began again to
pick up year ago, fell off y per cent.
The general market WAS steady to rrm.
Dealings were attended with comparative
~ little excitement after the first ten
minutes of business. and the board room
presented nothing unusual In its appear
auCe either ia point Of number or brokers
in attendance or IN any other respect.
Sales up 10 1880 o'clock "A, N. were only
-. coo shares OF listed and 1900 shares OF
unlisted stocks. totals which have often
been exceeded when there was no unusual
event TO stimulate trading. Even The
so-cailed Gould stocks We're only moder-
ntely active Missouri Pacific was rather
weak, Tor after rallyiuG from a 10 -, il
sold down TO 551s, decline OF lSs per cent.
from last night prices. The others were,
II anything, stronger, Western Union al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
SILVER DOLLAR BLAND.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Representative
Bland oil Missouri does not view with favor
he proposals submitted By Mr.. Alfred de
RothschiId to the Brussels monetary con
ference.
"As understand it," said Mr.. Bland,
''the Eur peau governments are TO put-
chase 5000. coo worth OF silver bullion
annually at Is pence per ounce. Ihls Is 4
scheme for the demonstration OF That
,uetyL TAe circulation o. tAe SILVER of the
world ia money IS about ~ uJJ, OV0.UOd,
wor. b about 90 pence per once al 4 TsgiO OF
10 10 I OF gold To establish the value
al - pence per ounce, "a hothsChiid pro-
noses, GemoueiIZ-s about one thiri oi ths
SILVER currency of the world, or 81 5'J,VOJ,-
900. Il IS a direct contraction oi tbs cur
r-ncv TO that large amount. lne United
state, would lose iuliy slVy VD.uUO, ipT cur
oilte- curFelcY y s4l1, ,0Ju, 1Up, ana ~e
,yo.l.I s,y-r one third of that amount
II do uot see bow tue American com
-75s-fonpr- Cstu agree 10 .t. Jui even 4 they
d!d congress would ueTeF railiy sucE AZ
agreement A. se2st J hope II would Rot
Ehis j- Tie most oHtrtSsud9 A"d N'lifla-
ON. scheme for tue contraction and de-
ls.aBe-iztiiyn of silver tIlat Was eysr pro
posed. Il not Ou.y contracts tie volume
af,i.ver currency ga circulation, bat it aO-
-oiuteIv prevents she output Of the mines
rrteuing a value higher tEau - pence psr
ounce.
Il presume Baron R9LGscaIia, l.As al
other baukers aud ~cneIurEr. wants 10
stop she Use Ut silver a~ money 4Ais Is
Simply ~ e15.s ~ eeoase s3''sr. a sep
tss.arIs driving silver %, gi a8An-l ~
channels. 3. ought nas 20 s-ccrea-
"D1 sou sut4C pate aay actip4 % ts@
house t-f- session.
Il have uo idea wBst va. be do0s,
TAe senate Llt AID the B.aEa U.!. ars
ho.h ou ;he Calendar, bat they ca4lo- 5e
gesc1e1 ualeS, tue committee on tales
wall orju- IL = special o1dsr- Nor caa
say anything. rs - 1at the next congress
wl.l GO. I lave 10 id.4 ab8ut T. w4s
disappointed IN tie present conzsssz,
and tm uoi disposed ~ Pge2.c. aug-
lElBg for the futasr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
THE GENUINE AND THE SHAM.

Every good thing has its host OF imita-
tors; every genuine article It's counterielts.
The imitators always choose the most Val
liable and popular article TO counterfeit, so
that when they claim their sham TO be
equal or rs good, or the same As ''So-and
Sos" the public may depend upon it that
"So-And- Sos" article IS the best OF the
kind The sham proves the genuine merit
OF the Thing it copies and never has this
been better illustrated than by the imita-
tions of ALLCOCK'S POROCS PLASTEES
AILCOCk'S Porous PLASTER Is the stand
ara OF excellence the world over, and its
Imitators Ia their cry that theirs Is AS
good as ALLCoCK $ are only emphasizing
this fact and admitting "ALLCOCKs' 10 be
the acme OF perfection, which II Is thel"
highest ambition 10 Initiate. The dlder-
euce bel ween the genuine aud these lmiu'-
tioua, which copy only general appear
ance, is As wide as IL a. between copper
and solu
The only safe way fer purchasers Is 10
always Insist upon having ALLCOCk'S 5
POROUS PLASTEES. They are the only per-
feet piaSters ever produced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03

ing, Down with the government" Down
with the city thieyesY' Give Us our
rights etc. The building was closed and
n call was sent ont for more military and
police protection. Before the troops ar
rived the cry ITO the palace!" WAS raised
and the mob started down the cslls del
Arenal, shouting. singing aud waving
flags. Stones, clubs aud pieces of metal
from the workshops were thrown through
the windows on both sides of the street.
Respectable citizens were thrown down
and trampied upon, or compelled 10 join
the mob. and several shops were forced
open aud piundered.
When half way 20 the palace the rear
end of the mob was intercepted and DIS
psrsed by the police, who broke IN from
the side streets with drawn saberS. The
struggle lasted about ten minutes, the
men lighting stuaaornly with whatever
weapons they could ind. Two policemen
were knocked ssnSeieSS wi h stones anu
two market women, who had Joined the
mob, were cut down with saoSrs-
Meanwhile tke foremost part OF the moo
had reached the open space before the pal
ace, when teey shouted, Justice to the
pooF!' A body Of mounted police charged
upon them dOwn the Calle del Arenal, aud
after another stFaggle dispersed them.
Many were injured 10 the light. The lead
ers OF tie Rioters were captured. Alter the
street coEuers aud thousand or more
shouted or saug at the Puegta del sol.
During this demonstration Seuor SaGasta,
ex-premier, rode by. de VAS greeted with
cheers from all sides, aud many followed
him. calling out their approval OF bis
course in alyocatiBg tAe prosecution OF
the municipal authorities. The crowds
Continued TO gather IN the open space uutl!
II O'Clock, but the mounted police moved
III squares through the city aud dispersed
them as fast as they assembled All the
troops in the city were hetd IN restdiurss 10
respond TO tAe first can for assistance.
Tonight the guards at tue government
buildings aud The palace have been doub-
led. The uueasiueSs felt by the weather
classes Is intense. The police ANA military
are preparing for more tronote tomorrow,
as no one believes that the demonstration
has spent itself. Tue bitterness against
the government among the !a0oriHg Glasses
and the popular feeling against the waoto
OF the present government l. 80 thoroughly
aroused that il can he allayed only by the
retirement of the cabinet IN "A body.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
ALoAOgo SHOTGUN.

Special DIspat D 70 IAc DaIly Lrg.e
DOVER. O T., Dec laura Anderson,
a daughter OF farmer living hall mile
east OF this place, ves accidentally shot
about o'clock this afternoon rs ber
brother (tboul 10 years old carete~ssiS
handling a guH, 0Est was Ihonyht 20 be
empty The entire charge OF s-ot struck
her in the right cuee6. tearing away tae
rIght side OF her face She dicd about sn
hour after the accident occurred so,
was Years Of kse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
ChlCAGo CRAcksMEN-

CHICAGO. Dec six safes. brIaa ia
70 as many different firms ia tbe h.s office
building at the coruer az Washington su.l
Dearborn, were blown open last night and
fled by burglars. The building Is within
one square OF the police hes,!qutrters Al!
the safes were drilled, 10 Fuw,4er beipS
used. The thieves left no ciHs. The vic
tins were ". T. Chandler q Co. dealer
in mortgage securities; Hsury Martin and
Washington Porter. real estaie geslrrs, a.
b. Chilcodt. attorney aud +. =. kJwell.
a real estate dealer. it u hrheyed thst
the plunder was not large. According %
the firms interested il will not exceed
81 800.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
TEE GOIlIQ TOMR

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The Gould family
tomb is in Woodlawn cemetery. compris-
ing an acre of ground overlooking Wood
lawn lake. 1t is known as the Lgkeview
plots is a circular, gently sloping mound
in the finest location in the cemetery. The
plot cost NJ. Gould $50. 600. The mauso-
ieum IS 4 copy of the Parthenon. It's
dimensions are % feet wide, 80 feet long
and 20 feet high 20 the apex Of the roof,
There are twenty cstacombs in the manso-
leum. The TOMB itself cost 100000 The
first member inferred was Mrs. Gould,
who died Jan. Is. 1891.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
LEIEN GOIIln IL

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-It is understood
that some uneasiaess i felt by the other
members of the family about Miss Helen
Gould's condition Since her mothers
death she and her father nave been more
than ever attached TO each other. In the
early part OF this week she was seized
with a severe cold, which confined her to
her room Her fathers illness and the
news of his death almost prostrated her.
DR.. Mum was said to have felt some un-
easiness about her yesterday. Her Illness
caused him to remain until late last night.
It is hoped, however, that she will be able
to attend the services in the house on
Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
HEMP IN DEMAND.

RALEIGH. y. c., Dec 2-Ia Moore
comfy last night. 40 unknown negro
went 70 the house ol an aged white man
named Mcdonald aud demanded bis
money McDonaId's aged sisters lived
with uim. They screamed, VheFeupop
the robbeF shot one dead and mortslly
wounded the other lie hen forced Nc
Donald 10 surrender the money. Pur-
suit Ia In progress
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
A rArnI pllnANAY

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. 2-Mrs. Rachael
fleming, tie wealthy real estate owner
who was indicted by the grand jury on the
charge Of renting houses Tor immoral pur.
poses died this morning "a tho result Ot
injuries received iu runaway Hccidsut
last night, having been thrown from her
buggy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
THE WHITE METAL.
BANKER R0THSCHILD'S COINAGE
SCHEME REJECTED.
The Special Committee, by Vote of
Seven to Six, Refuses to Recon-
mend Its Adoption.
The Way Now Clear for Full Discussion
by the Conference of the Proposals of
the American Delegates.
Congressman Bland Declares That the
Adoption of the London Pinaucier's
Plan Would Result in Contrae-
ton Of the Silver Circulation
of the World-Unemploy-
ed Workmen Create
Trouble at Mad
rid-General
Notes.
WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture.
WICHITA, Kan, Dec ? ls92.
Forecast Tor Wichita and vlclnitY-
Colder and fair Saturday and Sunday.
During the past p hours the highest
temperature WAS 5Sa. the lowest 10
and the mean 81
During the past four years the average
temperature for the month of December
has been 4l0 and for the ID day Az.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAsHINGToN. Dec. 2-The following
are the indications until p. N. sun
day:
For Kansas and Missouri-Fair; variable
winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
DROWNED JAPS.

LONDON, Dec. "A dispatch to Lloyd's
from Hiogo, dated today, states that the
British steamer Rayenna, which ran into
the japanese warship proceeded 10
Nagaskl The latest report Is that sixty
of the crew of the warship were drowned.
Her captain, chief engineer and fourteen
Others were picked up 10y boats from the
RaYenna.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
! eyLLEr egHlHO TIE EAR.

ET,H Hill 40. D=-. 2-Iaal W~at3---
f-sa. csr clerk 4, ia 60 hoEs', ant -let
d F.Ier. tele4ra. IA opeysI0r. quay-sl~si
ov~T n I-s Of t-u Dsrsn- tGe A creation
trl=r G-ew * revolver aa1 sb0s " eat 1e--
fora behind the ear. inBscllsS a aa.uge-cl's
bac not necessarily mortal wound Es's'
v4s arrested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03

Is practlcsG - s-vl-s- zsi.o us l1ies .oE
arfIc.es q goCs l,eoa4-e easaysf t1sL ztra e.
azsI soeds- fasaals s1s sl4-4lsed - tr4z
i--st to-s4 sts,si is.sa.s Il !, Is fzcs has ste
MJk - ta- oesi !assus ioJL Your 2ss1sE
4na 1russ - kSeg -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
4 nLSsSREEARLE EAalT.

Nhy ue 1baoxsaus % tBs lady sitting
mex. 10 you Il Jhe opera. Il ygu want 80
gus u-.uz tobacco Try me heelr1 care. Ii
relieves yoa q the eravluS FOR osece.
.ety-S you perfectly lad HereD5 Ga ii, SOD
is yyrF szarticssl 70 general heaite- - "a
pcs pair. h-e.ey institute, 20 >-a{A
Main street, y Icuita-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
CHOLERA.

LONDON, Dec 2-Dr Ce!eridge reports
to the London port sanitary committee
that there Is almost an absolute certainty
of an utbreak of cholera in the spring,
when ali the precautions now adopted viii
be far more severely strained than hitherto.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
erNhrnn nIpsnM

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec 2-Senator
Gibson Is very low tonight There has
been but liiJl' change iu hls coudition
during the past twenty four hours. and
the doctors say that death may be expected
at ANY moment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
&C FsInENI-rLFCT.

ExMOoR, Va, Dec. 2-Final arranges
meuts haye been cuIaple,ed Tor The depart
ure Of prssIdsat-elsct Cleveland from
Broadwater ISLAND next Sunday lie will
arrive At Jersey City az $50 o'cIoek Mon.
day morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
IN OKLAHOMA lie

GUTHRIE, O. T.. Dee 2.-The official
count Of the vote lu Oklahoma has bgen
completed by the secretary. II shows that
both houses OF the legislature vii! be a tie
politically.
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ElLsmcRTn w1Arr

TERgE HtE1E LAD. DsG =--.ss.a
lsss4s.4. : Os-@sssT-si la- sec-Es4 t5syvss-s.r
a 4@-e'- fe4 e4uleit4gu f1T F.asggosta IS Eatf.
the Ds}tul. E4uE 1gsF-szaas eaVtare.l y-s-
,ssaag, a - = HSg.-ssI tsz s-s--e 7sve-l.z
Lsst 81 i5kt "a hasl.ss Lef554 ssrssel s4tl- .
esrF4as fCs Is ya+t % IAz -sarer chasz,s
- ssaE,seT. Tx s1At'sf j. IL zae u9Ggla
aa4 tLs bcre - e8ateatsau - ~ gs3A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
cOUlD DIS FORTUNE.

New YORK. Dec. 2.-For the past two
wears Nr. Gould had been diSposiag of
many OF lis small holdings, and today h.s
stock investments are ia compact form
An accurate list Of the companies - which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03

tive c-1re-not only for Weak Lungs, SPIT
ting ot Eloci. Bronchitis. Asthma and al
lingering Cou-hs bae for Consumption itss.t
L. all lis earlier stages. l. = reasonable Al
these diseases depend C2 tainted biood- Con
sumption Is simply Lgr--SS-olUsa And for
eyarv form Il scTcIlla and b3o1sl-ain-, tie
'- Discovery Is . certain remedy. Us so
Ccresin tA.lt It's makers 11E0T1Etes il u be1e-
TT or cure ia every case. or the money & -
funded VITA Z medicine that $ certain,
this cza be do1C-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
pIiRtAt OE m SCOTT

WAsHENGToN. Pa. Dec. &.-TEs IemAins
Of the late Rev DIR. John Scott were lu-
TERED at Washington cemetery at lib
o'ClOCk this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03

There's = s,re for Catarrh. too. 10 matter
vh-: you've been lei - helieva II there
ISM, in YOUR csss. youls gsst $50 cash is
. bona htle utfe- tha-'s made by -he Eror-se-
tors of d. Saee's CaszTTh Remedy.
IheI are Willing - take the r1sk-yol
ought 70 be glad 70 take the alelicinA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03

TSArSS danger
IN 2 cGU-h-mors
than ever Ten
v1-r blood Is
" bad" L makes
thEl-S easy Tor
CONSUMPTION But
there ) a cure for
j. IN Dr. PIercs 3
Golden Medical
Tr17--v=r r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03


Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs IL taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, AID acis
gently yet promptly on tie Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cicanaes the ava
tenn efsctualiy, dizpel5 colds. head
aches and ieyers aad cures habiluai
constipation. sgTup of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of its Kind ever pT.
duessl, pleasing - the taste and se-
cep.ahie 70 tie s;ousafa. pE0mpt in
It, acton ah3 truly beneficial 10 i.s
effects, prepared only ir9.a re Jaoss
healthy snd agreeable sabsiancez -
many excellent qualities comAeod Is
70 all ard haze m4de Is tks Iz54.
popular Feabe.ly kao@o.
Syrup q Figs /. for sale 10 5le
and Fl boliles by aH laJ,Gs tru.
zis-z Any reliable ds4asa4 ~ha
may Bot have il Ga hsE4 81 Ps-
cure !; pzoupily toF aAy one ahO
wnhes 4 tFy IL Do noi .ccsg.a az
sgbsiitalz.
CALIFORNIA re skRBe CO.
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= -. nao.eEE.

TArsraE. MAJ. Dr. - zx- teFrset
has tesa ls.a lesej - tsEsr essse4s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
TENEMeNT ERE WCTlMS.

NEW YoER, Dec. "A three-story frame
house at 234 Flushing avenue, Williams
burg, caught fire at O'Clock this morning
aud burned 80 rapidly that many OF the
tenants were forced to leap fTom their
windows. Following is list OF the killed
and injured, SO far as II was possible TO
ascertain this morning:
Michael Doyle, who, with his family,
occupied the top floor, jumped and was
killed.
Nellie Doyle. years old, a daughter of
Michael, was killed by jumping iIom the
window mt the same time that her iHther
met his death.
James Murray, with his wife and six
children, who lived on the second hOor,
were badly burned, but were rescued by
the 1iremeu and Carried to different hospI
tails
William Grimes a cripple, and his
mother, also Il cripple, We're rescued after
having been severely injured and burned
The building was totally destrSyed. The
fire originated from spark from the pipe
OF Michael Monaghan, an old man, WAC
slept in the cellar, aud who hus been
arrested on the charge OF setting the house
on fire. He WAS seea running from the
house just after tAe ii-e Was discovered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
A CHARMING WINTER CLIMATE.

zone of the chief delights os America,
a famous foreigner recently said, lis the
remarkable diversity of climate aud alti-
tude. Every taste eau be suited there.
The riger of our northern winters tells on
great many constitutions aud such
people are Obliged TO winter South" or 10
move there alto1 ether. TO this large and
increasing class North Galveston oilers pc
culiar advantages at prices within the
reach OF the most modest purse. This
new and coming commercial point oilers
business openings Tor the merchant; work
for he laboring man; homes Tor the deli
cate; rich harvest To the fruit grower
profit and pleasure for all Ia NO place IN
America is there better opportunity Tor
safe investment. All classes OF persons,
therefore, are interested in the develop
meut OF North Calves on and any inquiry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03

Sold, without extra charge
for this bow (ringl through
Watch dealers only.