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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
BERLIN GOSSIP.


BERLIN, Sept. A.-Before placing the
new army billion which hinges the fate CT
| the government, before the bundesrath.
the emperor has sent State Secretary Malt
zahn to confer with the finance ministers
Of Bavaria, Saxony and Wurtemburg. To
the reduction to two years of the period OF
military service, concurrent upon raising
the annual contingent by 95 900 mer, he
found the governments Of the federal states
ready TO give assent; but on the financial
projects for meeting the extra budget,
there was an extreme diversity OF opinion.
The present sta of the negotiations leaves
tie period of the introduction Of the bill
uncertain.
The people of Berlin accept the chance
of cholera becoming epidemic very quietly.
4 careful watct Is kept upon the water
supply. The vigilance of the sanitary au
thorities gives the public confidence that
the outbreak viii not attain serious pro-
portions. Il has been clearly proven that
those stricken with the disease here. apart
from the imported cases, owe their illness
10 the extremely filthy water OF the Spree.
The announcement that the river IS in
fected with cholera baci Ii has put the peo-
pie of Berlin on guard. and the inhabi-
tants of the city now filter and boil tn
water LDey use lOE uTIDhtus. IIc SaHlS
tary committee has stationed sentinee
along the banks of the Elbe, the Oder, the
Spree and the Havel TO keep watch upon
the barges, which are row recognized rs
carrying Injection.
The emperor started yesterday for Rom
inton on boar and deer hunt. The mem
bers OF the court circle profess anxiety
about his ma jesty's going there to hunt.
The lodge lies in the midst of dense
wood four miles from the Russian from
tier, and is far distant from any railway.
His majesty has few attendants, and no
German troops are near him. Numerous
bands of Cossacks are scattered along the
frontier near which the hunting preserve
lies, and it is argued that in the event of a
sudden difficulty with Russia, some of the
reckless Cossacks might swOop down ca
the lodge and carry off the emperor into
Russia. He Will return to Berlin AT the
end of next week, and will go to meet En-
peror Francis Joseph at Vienna on Oct. O.
On the way TO Vienna he will stop to at
tend the golden wedding Of the grand
duke Of Sake Weimar.
Despite the declared discomfort on every
side against the new law restricting Sun
day trading, the government has decided
to maintain it. Emperor William, in
speaking TO the members of deputation. |
said that the working people would soon
learn the distinctive value OF Sunday re- |
pose, and, once testing it. would never de. |
sire TO relinquish it.
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a DuEL- 10 LIE DEATH.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. 24-Ihe final
Chapter in a sensational duel, fought a;
Conception on Thursday. between Santana
Caro- and Daniel Garcia, two wealthy
rsnchmen of Nueces county. ended today
in the death Of Garcia, ss & resnlt OF
wounds which he received in the en-
counter Caro- was killed in the due. the
bullet fred by Garcia piercing his heart.
The TWO men had for many years taken a
prominent part ia local politics in NGeces
and al Joining counties. They bad quar-
rel over business matters. and 4: w1s
claimed by Caro- that he was grossly IN
suited by Garcia The injured man aP-
pealed 20 the code dueaio, and ths cia!-
Ienge was promptly accepted. The dael
was fougat with pistols al thirty PAGES
Both men were crack shots and each was
resolved TO XII the other. Nei.her wss 10
stop firing untll ne had towDezi the D. hsr,
ua!ess wounds prevented Fourteen sao-s
in ali were tised. Caro- going 70 his knees
on the itth shot. bat ContlaGIDg tee bat
tie and paztiag three basl-t- ffto syarc5a'-
breast 5eiore ceing pierced 5y tie !azas
fr,rfar
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NEW YoRK. Sept. 2i-Uhe American
Iype-Founders' company, the newly
formed trust which seeks TO control the
type-nlahing industry Of the country. has
issued preliminary prospectus. which
gives definite idea of the magnitude Of
The deal. The capital OF the trust is fixed
n S9.040, ,00e, representing a. coo shares of
preferred stock and 80. 600 shares of com
mon stock. The twenty-three houses in
the trust represent s. per cent. of the en-
tire business Of the country. The officers
pi the organization are as follows: presl-
dent Robert Allison, Cincinnati: vice pres.
,dent, William B Maehellar. Philadel
psla' eastern manager. G. Frederlck Jor-
u2n. Philsdelphia; western manager.
John Narder, Chicago; secretary. A r H
brewer, Chicago. Only three large firm.
Farmer, Little & Co. tue Bruce tvpe-
foundry Of this csty and Baruhsrt Bros.
q Splndler OF Chica1o-remain outside
tAe continuation. L. i generally CONCEDED
that the new organization will practically
control the market. An Immediate effect
pi the combination will he 10 mt an end
10 the herce competition which has OBJ
tanned IN the business for the iast ton
years. The rate OF discount VIII be re-
dnced materially. Prices. too. will come
mp, and VIII lee at le;,st Is per cent higher.
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WICKES' TU9gL

New Yo2K. sept 2s-Surprise was
occasioned ia New York business circles
today by the dispatch from Detroit stating
that James II, Wickss. president o. the
Wickes Refrigerator coz Paay OTIS Broad
way New York. lad met with vioient
death IL DetTo.: 6y iaiinZ from second
story window q t!srcpu house @ouns-
time Guriax lA-t uig5t. james II. Wickss
was about - years old lie was a nsil-
Isonaife. aud besides be.eg ne had oi the
Wickrs isefFi SeEstoF company. lie .as iu-
tsJssted "a tBe Merchants D.Spztca Aad
7 Trans 9oris4sisn CON gauy oi 81 Broad way.
lie was supeTizt sDIeut oi transportation
.or ta- tast fFe5 -bi lac, and vss sas q -
Eeay4sss stuektto48srs Mrs. Wickes ~ at
preset. a. Brauf I1.ke- Her sou left tor
that place i4st nigbt 10 break tie terriAie
news 10 LIS atgf lzer
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KiNGMAN REPUBLICANS.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
KINGMAN, Kan, Sept. 4.-The Repub-
lican county convention III this city today
was one of the largest and most enthusi-
astic conventions ever held III this county,
The ticket nominated IS a strong one. and
will draw from the opposition in different
parts of the county very literally. The
ticket nominated is as follows: For repre-
sentative, w. w. Weeks; district clerk, e.
j. Goldsborough; county attorney, W. G.
Tetirick; school superintendent, l.. I. Glib
bens; probate judge. Henry Albaugh
Most Of the nominees are young men
and all are active Republicans.
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4 MALARIA CURE
Which Does Not Injura the System,
But Never Fails to Cure Malaria, Acute
Aud Chronic.

A person taking course of treatment
with Peru ma for any malaria affection
will find not only that he will be relieved
quicker than with quiuine, but that his
system is not deranged in the slightest
particular by the drug. Pe-ru-na gently
stimulates the nervous system 10
resist the malarial poison, and at the
same time gradually eliminates the
poison itself from the system. hIch qui-
nine or similar preparations can not 10.
In old cases of malaria, where the victim
has gone the round Of all kinds of treat
ment, has hopefully swallowed everything
recommended for chills. and stall continues
to have them at the slightest exposure to
cold. wet or fatigue, Pe-ru-na demonstrates
its superiority over all other medicines By
permanentIy curing all such cases.
A treatise on malaria VIII be sent free
to any address by The Pe-ru-Da Drug Man
ulacturing Company OF Columbus, Ohio.
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MASON CITY. Ia, Sept. "a Seven dead
and three injured is the result of rail
road wreck which occurred Mt New Hamp-
ton today. For number OF lives lost and
destruction of property It Is the worst sc-
cident that has occurred in ths state in
years. A construction crew had been at
work on the main line OF the Chicago
Great Western replacing rails. This morn
ing they pulled into New Hampton on the
main track and stopped to do some work.
The through freight, running on orders
not to step at New Hampton, crashed into
the work train. The caboose aud three
freight cars were piled up in promiscu-
GUS mass In the caboose of the construc-
tiou train were at least twelve persons
Six of these were killed outright. one has
died, three are dangerously injured, and
two are uuaccouDted for IL il thought
that the latter are buried under the wreck
age. 1t is known that one more man is
under the engine, for part of him can be
seen
The work of clearing the wreck is very
slow. A crowd of men. women and chill
dren are around the wreck, but many are
too faiut-hearted to witness some OF the
sickening sights. Que man taken out OF
the wreck had a great hole plOwed
through his BODY, anOtHer Hhd Eis eutTsliS
torn out, exposing his heart. while others
were so badly cut and ground up rs TO be
totally unrecoguizable. Part of the wear
log apparel of II woman has been taken
out. and It Is thonght that she may be
buried under the debris.
Following are the names Of the dead, SO
far rs known:
Michael Mcnamara, travelling man.
Independence, Ia
w Beeman, Elms. Ia.
Otto Smith, Elma, Il.
George Brainow. Elma, Ia
Frank kubbett. Eima, Ia
An unknown man
Henry Mccarthy, Elma. Ia.
The injured are Thomas GsDghsn OF
Elma, Ia, who viii die, and Owen Con-
nelly. who may recover.
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COMANcHE COUNTY POLITICS.

CoLDwATER, kau., Sept. 24.-lSpecial.-
Thursday and Friday nights of this week
were feasts for the Republicans and anti
fusion Democrats On Thursday after
noon about $50 o'clock word was received
that Judge Stran9 and Billy Edwards
would be in Coldwater and make speeches
to orr people The Republicans We're
greatly surprised at the announcement,
but went to work advertising the meeting.
and when the time for the speaking ar
rived had a well filed hall. Judge Strang
made very able talk on the money ques-
ton, and the Republicans and Democrats
alike were well pleased with the speech.
Billy Edwards made few remarks touch
ing on the calamity crowd, which were
well received
On Friday night Hon. Rudolph Hatfield
made one OF his characteristic speeches TO
large and appreciative audience. His
talk on the tariff was convincing. Even
the Democrats and free traders admit
that his arguments cannot be refuted. His
speech will make votes for the whole
ticket
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NEW YORK, Sept. 24-There was gen.
uine cholera scare tonight on the Bowery
and the latest supposed victim of the
plague lay on the sidewalk for nearly two
hours before an ambulance came. He is
Samuel Machiniski, 81 years old, clerk
employed at $50 Broadway and residing at
No. 103 East Houston street. He was
taken with vomiting spell at the corner
OF the Bowery and Houston street. When
the regular ambulance arrived the surgeon
refused TO take him, saying that he was a
proper case for the board Of health.
John Calvin, another suspect, was
taken from n filthy rear tenement at No.
156 West Twenty eighth street. and a
butcher, whose name could not be learned,
was found with symptoms akin to cholera
at No. 322 First avenue
The French steamer La Touraine arrived
from Cberbourg today with 493 cabin pas
sengers, and no steerage. All on board
are reported well.
The Hamburger american line steamer
Augusta Victoria, from Southampton, has
arrived at the upper quarantine. She has
sgnaled that all on board are well.
AT CAMP LOW.
CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, y. J., Sept
is as follows:
Total passengers received, 944 released
officers and crew of German steamer, So;
passengers released today, 50; died in camp
., leaving 3SS passengers now here No
new cases of sickness are reported and all
now I'll are reported to be doing well. The
same satisfactory state of things is report
ed from the military camp
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Surgeon General
Hamilton has made a long report to the
secretary of the treasury regarding the
quarantine station at Camp Low, Sandy
Hook. In the course of this report he
says:
1T is obvious that the establishment of
the camp met necessity arising from the
great number Of immigrants from infected
ports massed in the harbor of New
York, without which great loss of life
might have resulted, not only among the
unfortunate immigrants but IN the cities
and towns near by. The officers engaged
in the work have entered upon it with
great public spirit, fully imbued with the
intention, at whatever risk to themselves,
10 spare no effort in protecting the country
against great calamity; ana [ am safe in
predicting that the final report Of the
surgeon commandant will show the great
superiority of the national methods, III
which the whole country has an interest,
over those which formerly obtained.
There is no question of the power of con
gress to legisiate in the interest of a nation
al quarantine. it Is inconceiveable
that Que state should continue to alone
conduct measures according to its own
methods, without regard to the wishes OF
other states, when all have a common
Interest and are mutually involved"
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CASH VS.. EXPERIENCE.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. al II
Chitworth, merchant Of Oklahom..
City. o. T., WAS swindled cut Of
N,C0o today by Ben SAacl,Ieford. an
eX convict, who had served time Tor bur-
Tlary. SbacSletord induced Cn,t,ynrth 4 "a
engage ia the general merchandise hu,i-
hess IN Oklahoma Clty. Saacklriora 70 am
IN 5000 and ChiJworth Sl.0JU ana his ex.
perieuce. They came To hausas City 10
buy goods. ana Chitworth turned over his
money TO Shack leford, who made AVA
wlta 1t Chitworth has sworn out A war
giant Tor Shackiefugd's = arrest
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The ARKANsAs RACE TROUBLE.

Piss BLUfF. Ark, sept. "a The fses
war - st4ii Ia progress in Calhoun c9uuty
Yesterday weIl-rsputsd negro wss aszss-
siagfed near the place q l@st wesk.
iroabl~. IL i. supposed thas the crime ~ss
com tt'sd ~ fyO HElJe Msn Of tfiAl for
huR stealing. and against whom tbs victim
was tae principal witness. EEeitsrnsnt
runs tiRt. aud iEe rs ssTsss are making
many threats against thsif white nsigb
hofs Several "a Zfoes havs b-sn arrested
su-iug h~ pszt fav1 days 'gf c3Su glicitF Iss
lss; eees- rioi, aud tls3- in4gfis,JBfnsat
hs- aad = tendency - .uhsins 4lss eo.sr.a
people Last IA "a; so aTbtf- usa xusssisJ
be jail 81 Maven 49, niEHf Be Essin-
b~sa reported thai TIE uegF9gs SoIia al
t~f1yt - rssostse TIE pf4sossfs- - seca
attempt Was fnzle
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TURF Wi.sERa

CISCtsNAfi. sept. zA-wianSrs At Ia
toms: Oat~of SiEAt. Bessie B-slaSd H&f
i, AfisTBoon. bshuetta. Ma Ballard.
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The ddehta 4alY Eagle Sunday ornue sepmber IS 1882

cred that the bill is a counterfeit. Is there
man here who will dare 10 say that this
Dill did not pass as money, and that the
bill paid debis?''
Then he hoped on to the government,
and said that i, was the cause of all our
hard times, and that the way TO be pros
porous was TO increase the volume of cur
reacy. He said that the HIndoo sells MS
wheat in Liverpool aud gets an ounce of
silver, or 81 cents per bushei: but that he
takes that silver back to India and has it
coined and it is worth to him 81 80. while
the American sells his wheat in Liverpool
and gets his ounce OF silver worth 81 cents,
anC that Is all he can eet out OF It,
The above gives fair idea OF the whole
address. In the InaiU it consisted of state
ments without proof and tauit-fndlng
without the suggestion or Il remedy.
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LONG AT BURTON,

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
BURTON. Kas.. Sept. Ex-senator Long
addressed the people here tonight. The
opera house was filled to overfowing, and
many were prevented from hearing the
speech by lack of ROOM Delegations
from all parts of the county were present.
One came from Newton by special car,
with drum corps and one from Sedg-
wick City with band. The speech was
pronounced the best delivered during the
campaign. The Democrats were particu-
arly pleased.
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COMMISSIONER PECK.

ALBANY, n. Y Sept. 24.-The indictments
against Labor Commissioner Peck and
Stenographer Rogers, for feloniously re-
moving and destroying public papers, were
this morning put oyer till O'Clock p. m
next Wednesd y. They We're each put
under 81 900 ball. the bondsmen being the
same gentlemen that became their sureties
i'll the police court week ago.
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Kansas CTTT. srFsa ST r yinoeat.
al sslsps5ye q tk- BafcEi aa1 seggzs iaa-
sl.esfs-nt aeFAs. mes 4@&sa - = hssrl BE
.Aaa1rg yAis 4sisT@oon- ss gszzTsesI wlgA
his are ss&zsls ios@e ss~gtssr hsAs wire
IL. s.e st@ss Ansi arpg2es 1s2d S.ata sa@
shoe Else f0E sesrs VI isE AaBs5 ~sg~ roc.
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THs RuRLlNaToN OPERATORS.

CEDAR RAPIDS. la, Sept. "a The Bur-
lingion nHs been compelled, owing 70 the
telegrapners' strike, TO abandon special
traius. Nothing but regular trans are
running ca card time. This i considered
oy the strikers as important, as they claim
lirat II means a vast difference 10 the COM
pauy IN earnings. The strikers seem jubi-
iaut over X, Tor tue rrasou that maay rail-
road employees will be com pelled 10 lose
time, and 1t vii. likely antagopIze Other
ORGANIZATIONS
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GOVERNOR M'KINLIEY.

WILMINGTON. Del, Sept. "a Five thou
sand people heard Governor Mckinley
expound the doctrine of protection in the
Wilmington rink tonight. The building
WAS crowded to suffocation. During his
speech tue major had occasion to refer TO
the reciprocity policy. and, although
he did not mention Blaine's name, the
audience cheered heartily for the Plumed
Knight
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OF pslnfal irregularities, Aaa Will remove
ali distractions TaeY are sRre and safe
every time. iauui&c{ ures! y Emerson
Drug e.. Ssa .Io-e. Cal. sDst 15r saie iT
fresi l. Rscht. : s EAss D0agsAs avenue
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These httls Pellets have better nnethols
They cleanse and regulate the whole system
naturally In other words, tasy do lf
thoroughly, bat mildly and gently. There's
no disturbance 10 ths system. diet or occUpa-
ton. They're the smallest in si<e, but the
most effective in reSu!e--pureiy vegesahle,
perfectly harmless Only cRe little sugar
coated Pelis. tor a laxative-Shree for .
c.ataartsc
They're tbe cheapest pills vou can buy,
for they're gsaruisfosi 10 give satisfaction,
or ycur rsonev is returned You pay only
Tor the good you get.
This is u-us only of Dr.. Herce's standard
medicines
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A EJGATING pARSON

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 2l-In a speech at
Codelle General Field, vice presidential
candidate of the third party. denounced
Rev. Mr.. Gentry as liar. Gentry made
an effort to reach Field, but was held
h,p
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A FREIGHT CRASHES INTO A WORK
TRAIN in IOWA.
Seven Occupants Of the Caboose In
stantly Killed and Several
Others Fatally Injured.
The Bodies Of the Dead Frightfully Man
gled by the Oollision-A Partial List
of the Killed and Wounded

A Jockey Dragged to Death by an Unruly
Race Horss-A Sensation Created in
New York by the Death of Million
aire Wickes at Detroit-A Kan
sas City Clerk Shocked to
Death by an Electric
Light Wire - Notes.
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CONNECTICUT THIRD PARTYITES.

CONNECTICUT THIRD PARTYTES.
MERIDEN, Conn, Sept. 24-The Peoples
party met in state convention today and
nominated full state ticket headed bv +.
NJ Ripley for governor. The platform
indorses the national ticket and platform
of the third party; condemns the massing
of wealth in the hands of the few; de-
nounces burdensome taxation and mouopo-
lies; demands state ownership of railroads;
demands the abolition of the saloon and
declares for woman suffrage.
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SCARED BY CHOLERA.
ANEW YORK STREET CLEARED BY
A CHOLERA SUSPECT.
s Victim Of the Disease Lies Uuat-
tended Oh a Sidewalk on the
BOWery for Two Hours.
Dr.. Hamilton Oritioises the Policy Of A.
lowing Single State to Regu-
late Quarantine Matters.
The Census Of Camp Low Shows No New
Cases-Ths Situation in Berlin Becom-
ing GraVe-An Epidemic Expected
by the Sanitary 0ficers-The
Inhabitants of a Town in
Russian Poland Mob
Russian Officers.
General Notes.