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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-28
SOUTHERN LYNCHlNGS.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 27--A colored
newspaper, the Free Speech, by an edito.
rial paragraph stirred this community III
almost TO the lynching point. In referring
to the late frequent iynchings of negroes
for assaults on white women it says: NO
body In this section of the couatry believes
the old thread bare lie that negro men
rape white women II southern white
men are not careful they will over-rea ch
themselves and public sentiment will have
reached which viii be very damaging to
the moral reputation OF their
women" The Morning Commercial
copied the paragraph, commenting on
It most severely AS eXhausting public pa
thence, and the Scimitar openly lntlmated
That unless the negroes promptly applied
the remedy it would be the duty OF the
whites TO ''tie the author to a stake and
brand him on the forehead and perform Il
surgical operation on him with a pair o.
shears" This WAS followed by called
meeting of prominent citizens OF the mer-
chants exchange. A word would have
secured 4 lynching bee, but iinally a COM
fllttee was appointed 10 wait on the col
ored editor and warn him not to repeat
spch language or suffer the penalty. The
editor is man named Fleming, who was
run out of Crittenden county, Ark, dur
ing he race troubles two years ago. Miss
Ida Wells. an educated young colored
woman, is assistant editor.
Editor Fleming heard OF the meeting,
and not having faith in their pacific inteu
tions, packed his valise and left town be-
fore the committee reached him.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIANS.

PITTSBURG. Pa, May q. At this morn
!ngs meeting OF the United Presbyterian
general assembly tue general COMMITTEES
Ou prevalent evils. IN reference TO which
society needs 10 be reformed and CaIisfian
methods 20 be used TO attain the cad. sub
mltted 3. lengthy report, in which reIeg-
ence was made to Sabbath desecra by
the railroads, Mails autt newspaper, secret
socle' les. murder. divorce, the social evils.
jhesteCS. church lotteries aud gambling
IAe IMPORT recommended the witnessing oS
these evils boldly and faithfully by thx
pulpit and press, aha especially tie Sias
Most favored by society. This would ia
dlcte a leaning towards DR. Parkhursl
methods.
fne report Of the Woman's Missionary
society showed contributions OF 50 sss. it
was decided IL 5G5ld a church at Sals Lake
city aac 10 send two women missionaries
Egypt.
At the afternoon session the report OF the
committee o. the relation Of theological
sein.uArleS 10 the general ASSEMBLY, NF.tS
READ II ~s.s shog-n thar 1EGeF sae church
Jaws TIE assembly has general supervision,
OF Inc management OF tAe seJoina-ies. stst
there seemed 20 be soma coasuslon a. &c
lust how far this power reached After a
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A RELIGIOUS FRAUD.

CHICAGO, May 27-The committee of
twenty appointed to 6eyise ways and
means to rid Normal park of the presence
of DR.. Teed met at Thornton Hall last
night, and presented their report to a
public meeting of 1,9e0 persons, The re-
port expressed the belief that there was
su fficIent evidence against DR.. iced to
secure him heightened sojourn in the
penitentiary, and advised restraint from
any unlawful act on the part of the com
munity. The committee was discharged,
and iG was stated that a secret COMMITTEES
of 100 was being organized TO take further
action. 1t was resolved to raise a sum of
money to help Cole IN the prosecution of
his suit. During the meeting large
force of police guarded the home OF DIR.
Teed.
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BASE BALL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Philadelphia
Runs q, basehits Q. errors 3; Cincinnati
Runs s, basehits 3, errors 3. Pitchers
keefe and Mullane.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Washington-
Runs 6, basehits IA, errors 5; Pittsburg--
Runs 4. basehits 8, errors g. Pitchers
knell and Calvin.
Boston, May 27.-Boston: Runs 8, base
hits Z, errors 4; Louisville: Runs 10, base
hits u, errors 3. Pitchers-Nichols and
Stratton.
BROOKLYN, May 27-Brooklyn: Runs
l. basehlts g. errors III st. Louis: Runs IL,
basehits 12, errors 3. Pitchers-1nks,
Kennedy and Gleason
New YORK, May 27-New York: Runs
1, basehits 3, errors 2: ChicaSO: Runs 4.
basehits S, errors 2. Pitchers-King and
Luby.
BALTIMORE, May 27-Baltimere: Runs
2, basehlts q, errors 5; Cleveland: Rams .,
basehits 5, errors 8 PitcherS-Cabie and
Young. Second game-Baltimore: Runs
5, basehits 8, errors 6; Cleveland: Runs 10
basehits II, errors f. P1tchers-But1ing
ton and McMahon
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KANSAS RAILWAY ASSESSMENTS.


TOPEKA, Kan, May Z7-The board OF
railroad assessors has prepared A state
ment, defending its action in reducing the
railway assessments Three members of
the board are candidates for state officers,
and bitter fight is being waged on them
throughout the state on account of the
rednc ion. The board says that those who
strenuously insist that the railways should
be assessed upon the same basis as in 1887
have doubtless forgotten that, as com
pared with the basis of 1887, all property,
as a whole. has diminished in assessed
value over 20 per cent, aud the railroads
less than 10 per cent. There is also evil
IDENTIFY very grave misunderstanding re-
garding the valuation of railroad property.
Railroad assessments have not been re-
duced below the valuation of other taxa
bic property in Kansas. The railroad
companies with lines ia both Kansas and
Missouri pay more taxes iutO the treas
urIes OF Kansas than into the treasures of
Missouri on 4 given mileage.
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He Points . Moral
He never takes the papers. for they're dull

He never takes the papers. for they're dull a.
all creation"
And, besides, he's up" with everything that
goes;
That's why the train has left him when he gal
lops TO the station,
And his friends arc dead a year before he
knowsi
He never takes the papers. for he isn't be-
lever
In the news and the sensations of the day;
That's why they've put his business In the
hands of receiver
And his creditors are hauling him awayl
Atlanta Constitution.
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OH AAnMa MATTERS

GUTHRIE, o. T., May 27.-[Special. 1.-The
territory is thoroughly walked up over the
worlds fair question. Canadian county
has raised her quota. Miss Maggie Kelso
and Mrs. Beeton have worked indefatiga-
bly, to this end. Logan has raised about
$500. The city council appropriated S10C
of this, splendid thing for theru to do.
! Orlando, through its energetic president.
/ Mrs. Dodson, sent i'll S. and pledged $50.
Cleveland and Klngfisher have not been
heard from. Payne county has raised 500
and will quickly raise the balance. Okla
boma county has quietly come to the
front and bids fair to distance all but
Canadian. Women's Columbian clubs
are being established. and there will be
such an exhibit at Chicago as will astonish
| the beraters OF our bright young territory.
Governor Seay has issued the following
Memorial Day proclamation:
GUTHRIE, O. T., May 26, 1S92.-As goy-
ernor, request that the people of tie Ter
ritory observe as Decoration Day, May the
30th, that was made, through the patriotic
efforts Of john A. Logan, the citizen sol
dier. national holiday.
Let us clcse our places of business,
leave our fields and farms. and cOmmem
orate the new birth of our country.
Let the children decorate the graves of
the noble dead who sacrificed friends,
home and family to preserve and save this
nation. a. J. SEAY,
Governor"
The board of regents of the Territorial
university has decided to open the univsr-
sity to students on the first Monday in
September. Work on the large building
will be pushed forward rapidly, and COM
Portable temporary quarters will be Sc
cured for class work until the university
is completed.
Governor Seay yesterday received tele
gram from james Gordon Bennett, asking
who was the choice of the Republican
delegation for president; whether it was
for restricted or unrestricted coinage; for
or against a protective tariff. The gov |
ernor replied as follows:
For Harrison for president; for re-
strcted coinage; for protective tariff
David Harding has been appointed |
treasurer Of county B, vice John A. |
McCartney, who, by virtue Of non-resi- |
dence, had rendered himself ineligible.
Frank E. Adams has been appointed |
county clerk Of county b, vice Oscar e.
Lee, resigned.
F. R Mckennon will put up $50, 600
hotel in Guthrie. The matter is settled at
last.
The United States Jail has been located
at the corner of Second and Noble streets
The board of trade has appointed a COM
mIttee to draw up an ordinance governing
electric street railroads. An application
has been made for Il franchise.
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TO sLAY OR BE SLAIN WHICH?

To attack the dragon Of disease and
annihilate him before his deadly talons
grow, or to allow him to attain dangerous
maturity and destroy us-thaJ is the ques-
ton of paramount importance TO all
afflicted with organic ailment Among
these, disorders of the kidneys and bladder
are OF the fatal order if unrestraiued at the
outset. Their growth is rapid, their cRl-
mination is death. Bright's disease, or
dinary uephritis, diabetes, catarrh Of the
bladder, gravel, suppression of the secre
tlon, cannot be tampered with or dis
regarded safely. Hostetter's Stomach
bitters IS superb depurative tonic, giving
the due impulse, without eXcitation TO the
renal organs, besides strengthening and
regulating them in common with the rest
or the system. 1t infuses, too, vigor and
regularity into the stomach, bowels and
liver, successfully cOunteracts malaria
and rheumatism, and is prominently
hne tonic for the aged. the eufeebled and
the cOnvaIesceut.
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HILL AND TAMMANY,

WASHINGTON, May 2T--The congress.
sional friends of Senator Hill express great
annoyance ut the repeated statements tn It
the New York delegation TO the Demo
cratic national convention cUntemDlates
abandoning Senator Hill after a ballot or
two, and casting their votes for some other
candidate. Bourke Cochran strongly re-
sents the insInuation that the Tammany
delegates are not loyal TO Mr. Hill and he,
as well as General Slocum, asserts that
Mr. Hill is In the fight 10 a finish: that not
one OF the seventy-two delegates will
abandon him, and that il the New York
candidate is to be defeated, he will 60
down with the seventy-two votss of the
Empire state with him to the last.
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NEVADA DEMOCRATS

WlNNENCCcA, New, May @7-Phe Dem
ocratlc convention met yesterday. ne
platform declares for the free and unlinN
lted coinage OF silver. TWAS also resoIvss
that the failure OF the national conyeD-
ton 20 nominate a candidate who i une-
Qaivocally in favor OF the free COINAGE nj
silver absolves the delegates from tbis
state from all obligations TO support tn..
nomlnee of the national democr stic party -
Hon. I. W. Cassidy was nominated io~
congressman. The delegates 10 tie Cg,-
ea@o convention were u Instructed.
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WESTERN GAATFS.

MINNEAPOLIS, May H.-Minneapeiis:
Runs 8, basehits II errors 4; Omaha: Runs
9, basenits II, errors 4. Pitchers-SwartZ-
Ell, Handibec and Vickery.
TOLEDO, May 27.-ToledO: Runs 5, base
bits &. errors 2; indianapolis: RuAs 4,
basehits =, errors z. Pitchers-Pears and
Madden.
KANSAS CITY, May 27,-Kansas City:
Runs s, basehits II, errors 2; Fort Wayne:
Runs l, basehiUs 4, errors s. Pitchers
Hughey and Cunningham.
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81 AINF INDORSFD

CHICAGO, May 27-The Republicans of
the Fourth Illinois congressional district
adopted strong Blaine resolutions. today.
bat did not instruct the delegates. Post
master Sexton declares that the Harrison
ties are satisfied, having secured one dele
gate and one alternate, VINO are not pro-
nounced Blaine men.
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PROGRESS IN CHINA.
The Wheels Move slowly In the
Dragons Empire

DEIEG1'z Em33FD-
His MAJESTY the ETuperoT o4 China ard ~
I" Son a Heaven = e icy.ng Z tran of min
iatuTs ralirosd cars, TTEs1Eteri q hiEa bv ti4
French sTnslicats Of capitalists TvEo xiea &
get nDatsscts fer building railways.
In CkizA. thev VII wolfer a. rs s-sru
engine and the SIX thousand e3ac%-sc T.
which sre nogE b1--Z iz.-o1Gczsi tn-o -
hoiscEt of Cztcese Szu~--1rreg, csrzn1s fr.f
turn thar eTes 70 os- csTl1z2.8ca y E
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tie ulyrtzr-lss8 os.d reTe~cEs awe akgscs t.
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HATChlS FENCES

MACON, Mo, May 27.-Hon. L. A.
Thompson, Macon county's candidate
for the Democratic nomination for CON
gress, has withdrawn from the race. He
retlres in the interest of harmony. Mr.
Hatch, the present incumbent. will arrive
from Washington soon TO look after his
interests.
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THE PELICAN SENATORSHlP

BATON ROUGE, La, May 27,-The fourth
joint ballot for United States senator re-
suited AS follows: Jones, 81; Adams, %:
Gibson, 81; Catferty, 16; Blanchard, 4;
Berges 2; Dudenhorfer, %
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Pointing the Distinction.

''Is this song popuiar?" she asked Of the
music store clerk
We'll. he answered. lots OF people sing
il, but as YET no one is sufficiently tired Of
it for it TO be what you call a popular
Wv ashinSsoa Star.
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lie must hear AID grin 't.
Though he Is her SPOUSE
For he i act inF
While she's Cleaning house
New York Evening san.
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ANNA DICKINSON

NEW YORK, May 27.-Anna Dickinson's
SUIT for damages against the members of
the Republican national committee was
yesterday dismissed, on the ground that it
was ILLEGAL.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA Kan Nav 81 1890

WICHITA, Kan, May27. 1892. J
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Light showers followed Saturday by clear
ing weather
During the past q hours the highest
temperature was 750, the lowest So
md the mean GO, with a thunder storm
and 20 inch OF rain, followed by generally
cloudless weather until 3 p. M; another
mild thunder storm with only trace oi
rain at sunset.
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month of May
has been 649, and for the 9th day $50.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. May 2Z-The forecast to
p. m. Saturday:
Indian erritory-Generally fair; south
east winds
Missouri and Kansas-Generally fair
followed in Kansas by light showers;
slightly warmer. followed by cooler in ex-
treme western Kansas; south winds.
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Employer (sternly to cIerkf-pm not al
al satisfied with yoar accounts, B2gSser.
Clerk-Why Aet sirs Aren't they well
dones
Employer-Yes. too well done they're
''cookedP'-AnswerS
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
OF painful irregularities, and will remove
all obstructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co, San Jose, Cal, and for sale by
Fred L. Richt, 2 8 East Donglas aYenue
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SICKNESS AMONG CHILDREN.

Especially infants, is prevailant more or
less at all times, but is largely avoided by
giving proper nourishmeuo and whole.
some food. The most suec -ssful and relia-
bic OF all is the Gail Borden "Eaglgn
Brand Condensed Mix. Your grocer and
druggist keen il.
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Presence of Mind.

Jakey-Fadder, a shentlemans haf fallen
troo de coal hoieI
Isaae-Clap de cover ofer him kervick,
mein sohn, vile ! runs for policemans
We must arrest him for tryin to steal 10
coal or he'll sue Us for tamages,-Life.
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DESERVED HANGING.

HENDERSON, Tex, May 27-George
Scott, convicted of first running his sister
and then numbering her, was hanged here
today for his crime.
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Little Things

Lt1tis drogss Of wa:cr.
Little grains of ssEa
Me- the EaiaEsHsa bapTy
And the grocer bl&Ed-
-Aes foxk HSrAsd
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Nothing to Say,

He gruEbled az her bonnet,
But his irony was mute,
Concerning what ii cost him
For q new spring suit
-Wsshi2gtor Star.
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Pure blood is better than "blue blood. u
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla
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Chi,drsn Cry fos F::.chsr's Csssor4
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a discussion the matter was referred to the
Judiciary committee for decision as to the
constltutlonallty of the question.
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SEPARATE COACH LAWS.

No pimpie, spot, or blemish disfgures
he skin preserved BY CUTICURA SOAP
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MAYOR WANSER ELECTED BY ONE TO1E
CONTEST OVER TIE SELECTION OF THE COM
WANDER OF THE FIRST BRIGADE
OF NEWARK ENDED.

MAYOR Wanscr, OF Jersey CITY, was last hight
elected by the field officers OF the First Bngau'' va
tonal Guard brigadicr general 10y a vote oil !" -
his opponent being Colonel +. a. Campbell ol the
lSt Regiment OF Newark. The election was h'Hu III
the armory at Newark. There are nine field onoers
I'm the brigade Including Colonel Campbell. who voed
for himself As Colonel Wanser was retired by 'he
recent orders reorgauizng the brigade, he had no Voe
At a previous election tho vote stood I" . hNo
Dc,iom Of Paterson. being absent. There las Dc''h
much speculation 10 how he would vote, bo'n SUES
claiming him. The vote follows: For camp
bell Colonel Campbell. Lieutenant Colonel bilenulA',
Major Hoyt and Colonel Moore; for Wanser-colohei
Alternative Major Dcrrom Major Smith, Lieutenant
Colonel Muzzy and Lieutenant Colonel Mason ohy
one ballc- was taken General Joseph T. Plume Oh
vision commander. presided. The newly elected
bricadicr general was not at the city armory
Tie election IL the outcome Of bitter contest
which has dcmoralizcd the 1st Brigade and has
almost disrnr,,ed IT, This contest prccipltaed
soon after the death Of Brigader General Dudley :.
Steele when 10 became apparent that either '"i"hri
Barnard Of tie 9TH Regiment, senior colonel OF ul'
lr.aie or Colonel Wan-.r. II the An Regiment
would be ccct.d Both II th'-' officers happened !"
be- Republicans, Cooael Campbell 81 the 1T h'sl
nlent +. n Democrat The object wa 10 give him
the preference but a majority Of the field officer
were opp,,,,i 20 C-mplcr and would as,uredlN have
Gle tel Wan.r Colonel Barnard having Withdrawn In
his favor. At this luncture came the Order IRON
division headquarters retiring every Heid "h'er "i
the brigade. The order caa>d - profound sensation
The sth Ecfm-at va, eNunfH-h"l, tAc o"n.P'h's
Incorporated with the 1T Reg mont and '"lone!
1s,mI-u Wa, clcci tod colonel ~ the "n-,ldA,.I 'T
meme Neither Colonel WanscF nor Colonel baIrHd
Wa re- elected. , A.
TIE r.. election I'm The other commands ~ the
IL do wrr, moi what the s'h"u"rs tad "N~''cl ana
furticr changes made with view IA the dcslrd
As Don ~ the friends ~ MAYOR Man-cr IN y'T'"y
CIfy learned that be- had l"on elected. thy fsted 10
The Union League club to offer him DETERMINATIONS
and an Informal reception WAS held by the lev "ch
craI who thanked III friends Tor their eNp'""lohs %
"a ii Will The General taken from {" 'lb - rle
An Regiment armory and there liz old 'ominahd gave
him a reception.