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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-09

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Rev. WILLIAM Houinshed

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Miss Bertha Kelly of North Wichita is
visiting friends near Greenwich this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-09

X. Mackenzie left yesterday for his
home at Fairfield, Iowa.
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Miss Anna Wilson of Greenwich is in
the city visiting friends near Burton car
works
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20

knight of the Golden Circle, and the
whole of old England is said to be pray
ing devoutly for the success of the DEM
ocratic ticket, and contributing money
towards that end. 1t would seem in
credible that any one SHOULD think it
worth while to contribute money for the
dissemination OF such rot, and yet
it is floating around the coun-
try broadcast, and doubtless ev-
erybody who looks like fool is.sup-
piled with it. The more reputable
Republican journals, of course, do not
deal in such rubbish. All fair minded
men understand Mr.. Cleveland's atti-
fudge on the pension question, and
know exactly the animus of his vetoes
They were to protect the treasury of the
United States from the demands of spur
ious claimants. His sentiments to-
wards the real soldier have been friendly
in the extreme. AS for the charge that
Gen. Stevenson was ever Knight of the
Golden Circle, that gentleman has re-
peatedly denied it, and the self-respect-
ing Republican press have dropped it.
Finally, as to that stale old British stuff
and nonsense it has become such a
chestnut" to use the cant phrase,
that its circulation is confined to lunatic
asylums and few other out of the way
spots.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
A COOL TILL TAPER.
He Helps Himself and Walks Out Past
the Proprietor.

He Helps Himself and Walks Out Past
the Proprietor.
About / o'clock yesterday morning
Curran's saloon on Main street, near
First, was entered by burglar, and SIS
stolen. The man had broken open the
back door and was behind the counter
in the act of taking the money out OF the
each drawer. when Curran, the pro-
prietor, unlocked to front door and en-
tered, with a few friends. to take a
drink. The gas jets were still burning,
and seeing the man behind the counter,
the proprietor thought the barkeeper
was in the back room, and that the fell
low behind the counter was an ac-
quaintance who had been sent in for
something.
Curran asked for the bar-keeper; the
man motioned to the back room, and as
Curran walked backward the till-tapper
walked out of the front door and es-
capped. The man was seen in the saloon
several times during the afternoon and
evening, and is well known. The pro-
prietor said that he should not have be-
lieved that the man would commit such
crime had he not seen it. 1t is under
stood that be is an ex railroad section
boss, and has been out of employment
for some time.
Officers Holland and Home were called
in, and kept sharp lookout for the fell
low, but did not find him.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
A MARRIAGE OF REASON.
TWO MATURE LONG BEACHERs
UNITED By CONTRACT.
They Think the Relations of Man Should
Be Founded on Love, and Thai EzN
Blessedness fs Found in the
Fruition of Souls.

The following peculiar document was
filed yesterday at the court house. The
bridegroom is prominent politician OF
Long Beach, and took en- active part in
the last Republican convention in this
city:
Be it known that we, John Roberts, a
native OF the state of Ohio, aged 81
years, and G. Fannie Meyer, native OF
the province of Canada, aged 55 years,
both residents of the city of Long
Beach, state Of California,
Being in accord, that the relations of
man, to insure happiness, must be
founded upon the principles of love;
That love assures right doing, and
that to do right to avoid punishment, or
for the sake of reward, is selfish in the
extreme;
That to do good and be established in
the full fruition of blessedness, the
fraternity of souls is prerequisite.
Therefore, we have, and do by these
presents, this day join ourselves in the
bonds OF matrimony, to live together
and assume the relations of husband
and wife, to love and cherish each other
to the end of life.
Done this 18th day of October, A. D.,
1892.
In witness whereof we hereunto affix
our hands and seals.
(Signed) JOHN RoBARTs, IL. 81
G. FANNIE MEYER, IL. ST.
And acknowledged before w. w. Lowe,
notary public, Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
THE HALL-KEGEL VENDETTA.

Kegels Examination on a Charge Of
killing His Wife.
The preliminary examination of Hen
ry Kegel was commenced yesterday be-
fore Justice Owens. Kegel is charged
with numbering his wife in July, 1887.
He was examined once before on the
charge and acquitted. The case has
been revived on w. w. HALLS statement
of newly discovered evidence.
DR.. M. NJ. Kannon testified that Alice
Kegel, the wife of the defendant, died
about FIVE years ago at the Sisters hos
pital. She had two ribs broken, one of
which punctured the left lung, causing
death,
Valentine Mann testified that he was
a retired farmer, and some two years ago
had conversation with Kegel at his
(Kegel's) house at San Fernando, in re-
gard to the woman's death. He asked
Kegel why he had accused Hall of being
the cause of his wife's death, remarking
that it was an outrageous act. Kegel re-
pill that his wife was easily persuaded
to lay the blame upon Hall, as she hated
him go badly. While Kegel in the con-
versation, would not admit that he was
the man who broke his wife's ribs, he
said that it was good thing for him
that she was dead.
The case was continued until this
morning,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20

THE esteemed Express, being unable
to wrestle with Mr.. H. @. Dillon's fig
ures, as embodied in that gentleman's
address, published in Sundays HERALD,
undertakes to be sarcastical in its refer
epces to the Democratic candidate for
district attorney. 1t is pretty safe to
assume that the Long Beach farmer and
lawyer has got his work in in very good
shape, and that the bolt has sped home,
or the Juggernaut car of wit of the even
ing luminary would not essay to roll
over him. The people are "onto" these
figures, which Mr.. Dillon and the HER
AID have made familiar to them, and
it is pretty safe to predict that they
are pasted in numberless hats for use
on election day. AS Mantilini would
say, the property-owner considers it
"demnition" shame that his yearly
taxes should be swollen almost to the
proportions Of @ rent. No amount of
persihas or cheap attempts at wit will
convince man that he ought to permit
himself to be taxed out of houee and
home, when all that is necessary for him
to do to protect himself is to send lot
OF pampered politicians to the right
about. The people are in earnest, and
are tired of being feeced in order to
build up in Los Angeles a local bureau
cracy as to whose exactions there would
be absolutely no limit.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20

pect of the better classes of Republicans.
1t is ridiculous to say that q presidential
candidate cannot lose his own state.
Horace Greeley had both the Democratic
and the Peoples party's nomination for
president, and yet he was beaten out Of
sight in his own state. Such examples
might be multiplied, and they will read
lily occur to the reader.
BY way of conclusion to an article
which is already long enough, we will
just say that it would astonish some
people to know the number OF Republi
cans who privately concede that the
Democrats will carry California. Ne
vada seems to be downright Democrat
ic certainty.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
AMUSEMENT is.

Imagine the queen of Thebes, who
5000 years ago, according to the myth
illogical story. was petrifed into insen-
sible marble, being suddenly re-ani-
mated in the nineteenth century by
accidental contact with the wire of an
electric light company, and waking from
her nap to find herself in the bos m of a
Yankee family who are anxiously ex-
pecting the arrival of gd{erness, and
one can form some idea of the grotesque
conceit upon which the uproarious
comedy Of Niobe is builded. The very
subject itself is suggestive of laughter,
and when worked out by such skillful
constructors as the Paultons, the possi-
bilities of the play seem almost illimit-
able. Niobe is now in its second season,
and if we mistake not, its drawing quail
ity will prove perennial. 1t is announced
for tonight at the Grand opera house.
x*x
Mr.. D. H. Wheeler, business manager
for that inimitable comedian, John T..
Kelly, is in the city, arranging for the
appearance of his star in McFee of Dub
lin, at the opera house. Mr.. Wheeler is
a talented theatrical man, who is always
welcome in Los Angeles, where he has
many friends.
~,
The Treble Cleft clubs concert will
take place next Wednesday evening, the
26th inst, at the Los Angeles theater.
1t is looked forward to with pleasure by
all lovers of music.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
SOME Of the Republican journals had

SOME Of the Republican journals had
the gizzard to object when Mr.. Cleve-
land, an illustrious ex-president and
the Democratic nominee for the presi-
dency, presumed to consume two col
umns in formulating his views in
answer to the compliment paid him by
his fellow citizens in the shape of
letter of acceptance. When it comes to
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, however, they will
probably say nothing, although that
gentleman, a nominee merely for the
vice-presidency, has had the unex-
ampled gall to consume nearly six thou
sand words in signifying his acceptance
of a minor nomination. That Reid is
suffering from a violent attack Of
capitis elephontiasis is the only explana-
tion for his having had the hardihood to
assume that anybody cared to hear from
him to that extent.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

People who Were Yesterday Empow-
cred to Wed.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to the following persons:
Charles Jenkins, aged %, a native of
Massachusetts, and Matte B. Antrim,
aged %. native of Michigan, both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
R. L. Mcknight, aged 26, native of
Illinois, and Ruth w. Hall. aged 20, a
native of Pennsylvania, both residents
OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
County Ticket.
Justices and CoustabIes.
Tarnr is something very attractive in

THERE Is something very attractive IN
modesty wherever it is found. 1t gen.
orally takes on its most captivating
form in the shape of pretty girl, but it
lie found in both sexes and at all ages.
1t even crops out in journalist at times.
contrary to the general belief. That this
can be true is shown in the case of Mr..
M. H. De Young, who, the other day, in
his own paper, claimed the credit of
originating the plan of throwing the
Manufacturers Building on the Worlds
Fair Grounds under one roof, and cup
porting it by steel trusses.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
THE SUPERVISORS.

School District Bonds Sold and
Delivered.
At the meeting yesterday of the board
of supervisors, school district bonds of
the Lemon and Redondo Beach districts
were delivered to M. K Suber upon the
payment by him of $26l5 for the Lemon
district bonds, and $3l35 for the Re-
dondo bonds.
The bond of John N. Wolf for a
saloon license at Palmdale was approved
and the license r1ered issued.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20

JUST now the country is being flooded
with circulars intended for gudgeons-
probably largely for Republican con-
sumption--in which Mr.. Cleveland is
held up as the enemy of the soldier. Mr..
Stevenson is represented as having been
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
Mrs. Harrison's Condition.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The condition
of Mrs. Harrison this evening is appar-
emily unchanged. The natural tendency
OF the disease is to stop, but her steady
decline and gradual loss of vitality, is
so slight from day to day, that hardly
any change in her condition is notice
ahla
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Presidential Electors.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
Legislntive Nominations.

FOR CONGRESS, VI DISTRICT
MARION CANNON. 0N.................Of Ventura
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20

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others for nearly two generations IL will do for
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20

xxXvIIth Senate district. .....J. r. Mathews
LXXth Assembly district ......... seward Cole
LXXfst Assembly distr ct .......W. L. Martin
LXXIid Assembly distr' ct II. J. kerns
LXXIIId Assembly district, Frank Finlayson
LXXItth Assem- bly, dist let -. James G Kays
LXXVth Assembly district ........ M. P. Snyder
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THE democratic national platform
and Dun's trade review do not agree
as to the industrial and commercial
condition of the country. Did the
beneficial fleets of the Mckinley bill
on the industries and trade of the
country compel the democracy 10
economic the facts in their plat
forms
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The LIGHT is authorized TO announce
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The LIoHT is authorized to announce
Mr.. K. L. Stantield, as a candidate for the
office of County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-15

NUGENT keeps up his assault upon
the Hogg column. He feels that his
safety lies in holding the alliance
vote on which Hogg depends for his
voters. II Nugent holds that vote he
slaughters Hogg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-15

WITH a singular perversion of the
fitness of things the Kansas third
party dominates lawyers for all Of.
fees except. county and district @ttnr'
neys. nominating farmers for the Of
fees requiring knowlege Of the law.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-15

THE Commissioners of Labor sta
tistics In the eastern states are doing
good work for the republican party,
showing how the present protective
tariff is advancing wages and at the
same time reducing the cost of living.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-15

THE republicans OF Missouri are
masking the most gallant and stub
born fight for the control of that state
that they have waged since the days
of Fletcher, in the recon Instruction
period.
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