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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-20
INGENIOUS FOREIGNERS.

A CLOCK that can talk has been IN
vented by . matchmaker in Geneva,
switzerland.
By an ingenious apparatus lately In
vented IL has been shown that fn Glas-
Cow on a'wet morning there are $780,
600 dust particles In cubic inch Of
air
In the Boulevard st. Germain. in
Paris, you can drop q small sou into .
slot tn a circular column, publicly sit
uated, press . button and catch eight
quarts Of hot water in pail.
A PROCESS for making artificial
precious stones ont of crystalli1ed al
lumina has been discovered in Glasgow.
Some years ago q Paris artificer success
fully produced imitation rubiesL
TIE latest form of steamship prcpel-
Ter is an English invention. 1t il de-
signed so that when in motion there is
no weight of water on the blades on
thesrise and fall of the propeller, due
to the pitching of the vessel.
An ingenious Frenohman has invented
. contrivance for removing the hair by
machinery It is said that IL operates
with as great precision as DR.. Guillotin's
and does not remove SO much Of the
man with the hair.
A FRENCH inventor, II. Mesdran. has
invented q machine for the proper boil
ing Of eggs N. Mesdran claims his in
vention is nothing short Of - revela-
tion both from tho hyrieuic and the
gsstronomic point Of view" The inven-
tion has been patented in England aS
wellas IN France.
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ANOTHER LONDON CRIME.

LONDON, Oct. 19.-The body of woman,
horribly mutilated, badly decayed and
partly devoured by rats, was found in the
cellar of u house near Oldham today. 1t
proved to be the body of Mrs Joseph
Meller, the wife of the occupant of the
house, and he was placed under arrest
The body bad evidently lain in the cellar
for weeks, and all the time Melier had
lived there. When the discovery was
made Meller was at work digging n hole
beneath the kitchen floor, supposedly a
grave in which to bury the body The
couple had had frequent quarrels about a
young woman, with whom Mrs. Meller
said that her husband was too familiar.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Germany is looking towards
South America In order to find 3
new channel for her trade. This
is the way commerce adjusts
itself. It il constantly seeking
new avenues for its products.
The old ways are left for capital.
the new ways are open to energy
and enterprise. The chief requi-
site for these attempts to fird new
channels for trade is good health.
The man who is sick lacks ner.
vous force. He shrinks from the
effort and unable to make head
way against obstaclea Many
people suffer from indigestion to
such an extent that they are in
capacitated half of the time from
work, and they suffer in secret
without the world know
ing the cause. This max
ing q martyr of ones
self is unnecessary. If they will
get a box of Laxative Gum Drops
and take them regularly they will
have no trouble. These Gum
Drops are mild laxative. gentle
and pleasant. They set upon the
stomach and bowels with certain
ity and without causing gripping.
They are not a strong purgative
and they are perfectly safe, but
they will have the desired result
if their use is persisted in. Get
them of any dealer. The small
box costs 10c and the large ones
25c.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.
Peoris, Ill.
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last year. sllo per cent were white
and but SIS per cent were colored
AN old soldier in Kansas recently re-
eeived from the government three cents
which had been due him without his
knowledge for more than thirty yearA
FouR citizens OF Winnipeg have left
that city for . carriage drive TO Jack
sonvflle, Fla. 2,5oc miles After spend
ing tho winter in Florida they will re-
turn by way Of the worlds fair.
BLACK glass was once used for mir
rors, n well a. transparent glass with
some black substance on the back. IL
is related that the SPaniards found mir
rors OF polished black stone, both con-
vcx and concave, among the natives Of
South America
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RuFFIANIsM At HOMESTEAD.

HOMESTEAD. Pa. Oct. l9.-Early this
morning John Mechling. non-union
man, was found on the sidewalk bleeding
from q wound in the head. He had a
revolver in his hand, and stated that he
had been assaulted on his way home by
two men, one of whom knocked him
down with club.
Logan Jones, inspector in the 19-inch
mill, was knocked down and his head cut
from a blow from club as he was on his
way home from the mill about l o'clock
this morning.
FREEHOLD, N. j., Oct. 19.-The Mon
mouth county grand jury has found
indictments for kidnapping against Chief
of Police O'Mara of Pittsburg for convey
ing Frank Mollick, who was arrested on
suspicion of being an accomplice OF Berg
man in the attempted assassination OF h.
c. Frick of the Carnegie steel company.
He took MoIlick out of The state of New
Jersey without reQuisltion.
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SHORT oRINS

Dxxnsr-"Ncw have thegold 6llfng
and the bose--- Pssient-''say, III
take some spring chicken IN naina"
LApY-"Did you settle the bffl,
james, James-"No. mem; segorr~,
It was the boy that brought 1t that I
settled"
tlS front Of hair stcrel-"Msndy, I
hain't read no papers scace last spring.
hcv you?" Mandy-"So, Josiah; why7~
Josiah--"wcll. I'll jcst bet this ID sopns
more Of them blamed lnjins' work.
''sAY. Jones' have you ever seen
Much Ado About Nothing7' Jones
"Ye&. the last time wsa when went
home without new bonnet my wife
vas expecting. Chicago inter Ocean
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A ROTTEN STRUCTURE.

WEST WINsTED, Conn.,. Oct. 19.-Today
800 pupils of the public schools, with the
principals and teachers, marched through
the streets and went to the rink to prac-
tice chorus in honor os the Columbian
celebration. Temporary seats were erected
in tiers to the height of fifteen feet, to hold
1000 children. They were being seated on
tbs upper seats. and the first 400 had been
seated when the five top rows collapsed.
Hundreds of the children fell to the
floor in heap and caused panic among
the teachers. A crowd quickly gathered
on the spot to rescue the children, some of
whom were pulled out with broken arms.
legs and collar bones, or otherwise hurt.
All the doctors passible were summoned.
None were fatally hurt. The top seats
had evidently been carelessly constructed.
Threats of lynching the carpenters are
heard
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GATHERED iN LONDON.

THERE arc 1880 hansems and S,ss9
fourwheel cabs in The metropolitan. dis
trict Of London.
LONDON has over one Shcusand houses
which are thought - b haunted Most
Of them are tenantless.
lr Is said that the shortest street In
the world In Mansion street. In LcnAou.
which extends for distance Of only .
few yardA
Ak eel that Il ordinary IN all respects
except that il has skin OF 4 beautiful
golden color" has been added to the ool-
lection in the London soolcgieal RAy.
den.
The South Kensingtsn u1seun, Loa-
don, recently paid ESQ te>ee) . ysrd Ser
some lace manufacturer In the south Of
Ireland II Is said that this h the high
est pricc on record and that The lace -
Of the noet exquisite werkmansAip
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ENGLISH LUTHERANS.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Oct. 19.-The synod
of the English Lutheran church this morn
ing elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, the Rev j. A. Lowe of Wichita:
secretary, the Rev. w. l.. Seabrook of
Abilene; treasurer, j. II. Berlin of Atchi-
son.
The afternoon session was devoted to the
reading of committee reports.
The evening was given up to the consid
GRAFTON of home missions. Addresses were
made by Rev DR.. Barnitz of Des Moines.
Ia; Rev j. A. Lowe of Wichita, Kan,
and J. n. Leuker of Grand Island, Neb.
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PARADE PI ANS.

CHICAGO, Oct 19.-GeneraI Miles called
on Mayor Wsshburne today to discuss the
hight parade plans. The mayor said that
while the procession might he acceptable
to the public, he doubted if the streets
could be sufficiently illuminated. The
crowds on the streets being so large, the
work of arranging the lights cannot be
done satisfactorily. The chief of police
Said
''The police will be on duty almost con-
stanyly and will get but about three hours
rest out of thirty-six. l do not see how
they can be on duty for a night parade
Perhaps the military can picket its own
lines. In that case have no objections. {"
Whatever is the outcome of the night
parade project, there Will be a military
parade on Saturday in the public streets,
where everybody, whether governor or
ordinary citizen, can see. This WAS posi-
lively decided today at conference be-
tween General Reese, General Fitzsim-
mons, Colonel Koch and Thomas B. Bryan.
The Illinois national guards took the lead
in this matter, and General Reese issued
invitations to all of the state guards pres
ent 10 take part in the parade. An invita-
tion viii also be extended to the United
States troops. Aside from the federal
soldiers, IA, 600 state troops will participate,
making perhaps the largest massing of
national guards on record.
Ii is estimated this evening that in the
civic parade which takes place tomorrow
mt least 100.00e men will be in line under
the direction OF General Stockton and
General Miles. The procession will in-
clude all the distinguished guests in the
city, the police amounted and afoot), city
officials and hundreds of societies. The
men will march in double rank, twenty
file formation, and it is estimated that the
parade Will be five hours in passing given
point. There will be three Grand divisions
of the procession. each subdlvided to suit
She size OF the societies composing it.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10-The National
Colored Protective association, which has
been in session in this city for the past two
days, today issued an address to the col
ored voters OF the United States. 1t says:
''Since the mantle of citizenship fell
upon our shoulders. the Democratic party
has by divers methods, born in iniauity,
sought to nullify every constitutional pro-
vision which was intended to secure US in
the rights of citizenship. BY these meth
DDS a free ballot and fair count have be-
come hollow mockery. Life, liberty and
property, so far RS we are concerned, are
taken from us without due process of law.
In the section of the country under Demo-
cratic domination the auction block and
the slave pen have gone. only to give place
to the midnight marauder and the red
handed assassin, while the fraud and cor
ruption perpetrated upon US 60 unpun-
ished.
without a remedy in the courts. our
only safeguard is the ballot. 1t behooves
US therefore to use the ballot wisely and
well. The Republican party made US citi-
zens, and every effort of that party has
been to protect us in the exercise of that
citizenship. No Republican state ever en-
acted law intended to degrade and debase
US. American industries and the welfare
Of American labor are threatened. The
Democratic party has inserted in its plat
form declaration Cor free trade, while on
the other hand, the Republican party
stands committed to the protection of
American industry and the elevation OF
American workingmen. We are in
opposition to the Democratic party on the
currency question. Its policy promises to
cripple our institutions, and to force upon
the country a financial depression hereto
fore unknown in our history. The Repub-
Dcan party is now, as it always has been,
in favor Of sound currency.
I'm view Of these facts, touching these
great issues. we believe that the best in
terests, not only of our race but of the
whole nation, will be preserved by adher-
ence to and support Of the Republican
party"
The league elected Stephen r. Gibson of
Pennsylvania, president.
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The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of PHILADELPHIA,

the largest watch case manufactur-
ing concern IN the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted OF
pulled off the watch.
Its sueprotection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. 1t is called the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-20

TRENTON, y. j.. Oct. i9-A1orney Cen
erai stockton has flied supplementary
information against tae Central Railroad
Company Of New Jersey, which reciies tae
conditions unier which the former infor-
M. los. had ben filed against he Ceatfai.
tie Post Reading afsd tbe Reseiing COM
psny IN tie headsEg deal 4. further
shows that the .sylc. of coal en or about
July /. lsxe. bad been raised fsstn 30 TO j.
per teut, aEsd tEat on Sept. 10 EEe Paila-
dolphin, the Reading aad tie N~~ 5er--y
Central raised toe pstce es egg sad stoFe
coal about - per eeaE. he ASKS Tie eAags-
cesior Ie sfTreci tisst ths~ esymranv mat
nog furth<r advance the price OF csaL The
prayer OF the Information n tha, ttse rsi.-
rrsss com paAy stassi te Obliged under seal &c
give lIs~ facts igi he case IS 10 tie price G
coal, AEsa that fi~s pzslstn~lpais. be Read
ssg sid the Central cOmpasis-s Diay te re-
-tTalsrd iFofas further eOEzsblnaos 20 na2sE.-
tain The price os coal
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The MISSOURI FEDERATION.

SPRINGFIELD, No.. Oct. Ia.-At this
mornings session of the Federation OF
Labor Ford Allen. president Of the indus
trial council of Kansas City. was elected
president by a narrow majority. d. c.
Hogan, candidate for the legislature from
Green county on the Peoples party ticket.
was elected first vice president. and 7. b.
Honoomp of Sedalia second vice president.
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- - -
Both the fcethoi and rezuIs vhes
Syrup Of Figs Ia taken; i. Ia pleasant
and refreshing to the tasse, and ae;s
gently yet promptly On The Kjdneys.
Lsyer and Bowels. cieanses the sys
ten e6sctnalIy, dizpels cslda, had.
sehss and kvers and cuvs hahituai
constipasion. frrup Of FIEs 3 The
only renedy of is kind ever pro
dueed. pleasing 20 TIE txste and &c
cspiable to the s.nnaeh, prenp4 In
its action and truly beneficial n ID
sEsesz, prepzrri oaiy from the mast
healthy and arre>ahls suhsezBses ia
Esny eze<sssEt Qualities commend IL
10 all sai kay- rzsae Il tie uses
rx5w ssr rrnredy known.
syTup o< Figs h for ale IN 6ce
sDd 81 bottles bv al ieaiinr drug
xizSx Aay rslaAie druggist vis
may nok hare Il On kard viii pre-
cure il pranpdy fx sny ore Who
wisass 20 Y, L. Do psf ae,ept asy
substitute
Es.lF0aHJA re syrup CO
ssr sxxsessos CSC -
ssAssiI-z. g. s.. rsHs III
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Tom Ofourke, manager Of Georrs
Dixon, has announced his willingness
to back an unknown against Tommy
Ryan, at lao pounds at the rtneside. for
1900 side and purse. Eysn Is wait
ing 10 get on q match with George
Dawson. the Australian champion. bus
falling in the same may meet the uD-
known, providing the conditions are
fAvorable
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A HURRICANE.

STERLING, Kan, Oct. ia hurricane
swept over this county yesterday, doing an
immense amount OF damage to farm prop
erty. Barns and farm houses were
blown down. In the country no one was
injured. but in this city one house was
demolished and . child seriously hurt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-20
THE BRIGGS CASE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 19-The Presby-
terian synod convened this morning.
Moderator Parsons presiding. The COM
plant of Dr. Briggs will not come up in
the synod until it has been passed upon by
the judiciary committee. The Judiciary
committee met and took up the appeals of
Dr. Briggs aud Dr. Mcleod. The appeals
were referred to sub b-committee OF three.
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a FATAL KNOCKOUT.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA fatal prize fight
citation came TO police notice today. John
McGsrry aud William J. Neary fought
Monday night to settle AL old grudge, In
the fourth round Neary received blow Ii,
the chest, from the effects Of which be died
.oday
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AN APCrNTlNE REvOIT.

BUENos AYREs. Oct. IA revolution
has broken out at Santiago del Estero
capital OF the province OF the same name,
There have been some Sights and few
persons have been killed.
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FAILURES.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 19.-W. E. Carrie has
been appointed receiver OF the Peoples
bank in Middleborough. which failed for
SIS. 900. The nominal assets are SIS, 900,
practically worthless. The depositors will
lose all
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AN sMsszzlER ARRESTED.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19-Samuei l.. Jarvis,
president of the Jarvis -Conklip syndicate
OF Kansas CITY, has received cablegram
from London Informing him of the arrest
of in Liverpool of August I. Kerr on the
charge of embezzl.n Sl1 coo in securities
from the Jarvis Conkiin syndicate last
April in Kansas City.
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THE TROOPS.

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Visitors to the
worlds fair grounds were well repaid by
the scenes and incidents. The grounds in
the vicinity of the mines and mining
building and the transportation building
swarmed with soldiers-regulars and ma.
tional guardsmen. Additional troops are
arriving every hour A battalion OF in
fantry under command o: Colonel Town
send of Fort Leavenworth arrived today
and went into quarters in the mines and
mining building. 1t consisted OF company
+, Thirteenth infantry; company +,
Thirteenth infantry; company II, Seventh
infantry aud company T. Tenth in
fantry, with musicians. numbering 2S7
men. The well-known Fifteenth from
Fort Sheridan, went into camp
in the mines and mining building.
under command of Colonel Crofton. No
sooner had they found quarters than four
companies of the Nineteenth iafantry
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NEW HAVEN. Conr, Oct. is.-fn The
football. game to<1.y The Ysls eleven d
Tested the amherst team ~ score OF y
&c r
Rslsssss..s. S.l.E..=Qcs. i2s--IsA, prscce-
Ton eleven ce.ezixa she Lcasgs te4xs 30
day by . sccrr os 80 toQ
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MRS. HARRISON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1g-While the hope
lessneSs of Mrs. Harrison's case is generally
conceded. her vitality is still so great that,
regardless of a change for the better, there
is no danger of an immediate crisis, saving
the always possible appearance of an ad-
ditional complication. Her physician, Dr.
Gardner, is authority for tbs statement
that she may linger for several weeks III
her present STATE. aud that no possible
com pi.cation would terminate fatally in
less than forty-eigbt hours Tciegrams
were received from Indianapolis and Chr
cago today, saying shs,t it was reported ia
these cities that Mrs. Harrison was dead.
and Private Secretary Halfo-d was kept
busy Tor an hour officially denying the re-
port. Nrs Harrison. condition this morn
Ins Was unchanged.
The yoerft os HrcGfx Ssrxnnsyiffa e. sh
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS,

STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA L. Mason, presi-
dent aud general manager of the Kansas
City and Missouri River Transportation
company. of Kansas City, was stricken
with paralysis while walking down State
street this evening. He was removed TO q
hospital, where his condition was pro-
nounced critical.
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pIsAppoINTeD IN LOVE.

1'OTH' Of'N 20 "S COFGs
MILFORD. Kan, Oct. l9.-Alice South
well, aged %, one of tho best known and
most prominent young ladies of this
town. committed suicide today by taking
strychnine. She left letter saying that
disappointment in love was the cause Of
the act.
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SICKNESS AMONG CHILDREN.

Especially infants, is prevalent at all
times, but is largely avoided by giving
proper nourishment and wholesome food
The most successful and reliable is the
Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it.
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came in from Fort Wayne. A provisional
regiment of fourteen companies of the
Michigan National Guards arrived ut noon,
under command of Colonel Bowen. The
transportation building was set aside for
their accommodation. The Iowa militia
arrived in three special trains over the
Burlington road. Tonight the First, Sec
ond and Third regiments of Minnesota
militia arrived over the Burlington, and
the Illinois National Guards and the last
detachment of regulars put in an appear
ance.
Orders were published today constitu-
ting jackson park a military encampment,
under the name of Camp Harrison, and as
such it is already known by every one on
the grounds. The command of all the
forces at Camp Harrison. both state troops
and regular army men, was given to
Brigadier General Eugene A. Carr today.
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful Irregularities. and will remove
all obs,ructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., San Jose, CAL. and for sale by
Fred L. RIGHT 206 East Douglas avenue
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THE SANTA Fs pIspATcHEes

CHICAGO, Oct. 1o-Chief Ramsay had
lengthy conference with President Marvel
OF the Santa Fe today in regard to the
strike. bat no conclusion was
reached. The conference will BE- resumed
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TIE MEXICAN CORN TARIFF.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct la-Informa-
tion was received today from ihe cify. 6!
TO become effective on Nov. T. has sEsin
been post poned. this time to Feo. L IS22
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct J9s-Three distinct
earthquake shocks were felt ut Martins
vile at 10 o'clock this morning. The
trembling Of the earth was plainly per-
ceptihle. The people were greatly
alarmed, but no damage was done.
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The CINCINNATI BOYS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19-Columbus Day
was celebrated here this afternoon by a
parade of 10000 boys from the puolic
schools. 1t was one of the most inspiring
spectacles that Cincinnati has witnessed
in many q day. The discipline among the
scholars was most satisfactory. The
youngsters were all provided with uniform
caps, and each one carried an American
flag. The effect was electrical. Cheer after
cheer greeted the little patriots, and their
answering cheers were hearty and strong.
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A FATAL EXPI OSION.

EMPoRIA. Kan, Oct. 19-During a Re-
publican rally today y cannon burst and
fatally injured two men. John Rowalski
lost both arms, aud Lane Adair had his
right hand blown Off Both will die.
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BOSTON WINS AGAIN.
CLEVELAND Oct. 19-Cieveland: Runs
2, basehits 8, errors o; Boston: Runs 8,
basehits 8, errors 2. Pitchess-Young and
StiVetts
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AN ADDRESS TO THE NEGRO vOT-
ERS OF THE COUNTRY.
The Colored Men Asked to Support
the Republican National Ticket
as a Natter Of Self-Defense.
Senator Long Given Royal Reception by
His Old Friends at Ashland-Simp-
sons Record Again Exposed.

Senator Perkins Talks to the People Of
Blufton-A Heavy Registration in
New YORK City-General Weaver
to Make Four Speeches in
Kansas-An 0ld-Fashion-
ed Republican Rally
at Lawrence-The
Equal Suf-
fragists.