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LIE cARON THE spy.

= ~ .
oSDoa. Ocss ~0-1ne ne0Ihiscehces
OF Ii. lie Naron, or Thomas Ehlilp Beech
the spy for the British government. wht
gained such uuenyiable notoriety in 1859 ty
his f3isc,os,, rps, IN f,ahalf <,f rho Tiras hr-
fora tha p.-,.s,, -
- so1-A :. ''s4oh'
Maoe peoiic- 70 CArOn feoounts MS early
life as already known, and describes how
q Tennessee girl, who afterwards married
him. rescued him from Confeds~ats
maranders during the civil war in fhs
United States. In a romantic style. wort thy
of novelist of the first rank he saws
ssCarrvinc the secret of nv life locked in
her coursxeous heart. she proved "a faith.
fuI an aiIy and "a perfect = foil "a ever =
man placed like me could have been given
by heaven. A look. a gasp or an impui.
siye move ni1hs have wrecked nv life.
but brave. affectionata. fearless. often be.
seeching me 10 end nv terrible dangerous
carear ei,a f,.casl the wnrld with n conn.
tenance which cave NO sign of a caution
which never siuHt tared. ,,
He calls himself = fatalist and saws: 81
never souvht Fenianism: Fenianism
rather came TO me.p
He declared that when he and General
O'NeiU were received at the White House
in Washington by President johnson the
president told General O'Neill that he
sympathised with the Eenians aud was
willing to do all in his mower to assist the
Fenian movemenl.
sYon mnst rememhrrn - said President
johnson. sinai cave Won fnH five days
before issuing the proelamafion sronninp
YOU. In Gods name, what more do YOU
wantS If YOU could not get there in i've
days. by God. Won couid never get there.
And then as president WAS eomnelIed m
enforce the Neutrality laws or be de-
noulced on every side.n
lie Caron describes to the utmast detail
the whole Fenian movement AGAINST
Canada. showing how he became aconain-
ted with every man OF any ipoportnncs
-connected with the moyements T. C.ron
relates that some of the snbordinate aud
less fortunate Fenians. suspectinp one of
his government accomplic.s. Rose. as a
spy On the Fenian mOyement. waylai6
robbed and thrashed Rose wa;le he U a
CarOpl was OBLIGED To annlaud their ac-
tions
Tba Irish mart of the memoirs is of less
interest from ths fact that ali was revealed
before tbe parnnell commission r. Taron
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EAlNIlNG WOMEN.

CHICAGO, Oct 20.-Despite the immense
crowd in the Chicago streets today sur
prisingly few serious accidents were re-
ported. A majority of the Cases handled
were those of women attacked by hysteria
or fainting. An officer on duty st the cor
ner of State and Adams streets said that
fully fifty women tainted there, but few of
whom were taken to hospitals. The
only serious accident during the parade
occurred near the corner of State and
Adams, where four women were pushed
into an unprotected basement. Three were
uuhurt. but the fourth was picked up un-
conscious and taken to n hospital. Her
condition is critical. Governor Fifer was
thrown from his horse during the parade
and severely bruised, but net badly in
,iured
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TIE PATiEyr woRsE.

WASHINGTON, Ucs. 39-There is change
for ;te worse IN the condition Of Mrs Har-
rsson aud ton g:ls she is wesker than she
has been at auy time since her ililI~ss hr-
gan. Size IS greatly exhausted aud csfuot
turn aer head upon her pillow. Her cough
which had ceased 10 trouble aer. Is now
said o have Increased III volume This,
coming as il does ia pasox yasSs. has . very
depressing and exi1au-tssg eAec: on tie
patient, aud tends 10 reduce nes yIsaliGy
She experiences more difficulty than usual
IN taking Bouri~bmens. which sne hs.s
heretofore taken with systematic regaisr-
ity. Although she Is IA such a weak state
yeE her physician said TONIGHT that he did
net spprebe.d an immediate fatal rrsn!f,
aud Thought it probable that by msrning
she might rally and regasn some II her
lost strength
WASHINGTON, Oct 2o-At 10 o-ciock
Mrs. Harrison hasi rallied somewnA. from
the severe attack OF prostration, kad DIR
tsar.laer says cassf ste Is feeling q little
stronger Mrs Harrison s eoadK.s0n ~ go
precsrioGs. however. that she may pssz
away vlraia frw aCuTs should apoxher
sinking spell occur. Tnis may aapp<a ~
auy time naw.
WASHINGTON. Oct. q "A. m ids;ghs Mrs.
Harrison Was no better. Sss Is stsa frry
weak
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RAlLWAY MoIEs.

TOPEKA. kan.. Oct. 3a-TEe Missouri.
hass~sss aad Texas railroad esanpsny flied
lis anEiu:a re2ers sslsts iie board of rail-
sasss s,ansssioners rms morning for the
sssf esssliaig june - Tae income from
sprra.ioa wsss S2.sis.ss2 The deductions
tscm the ineome aggregate IS 5i6.f56, lesv-
ing deficit for the year Of ssso. .5i4 There
was surplus on hand last y~ar OF S7ss. .s3S,
maki1g deiicit on June /, ot 81, $50.
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NEw YORK. Oct. a0-There IVES IN nm
usual stir at the Republican national
headquarters today when carriage drove
up containing the form Of James G.
Blaine, Mr.. Blaine walked briskly up
the long flight of stone steps leading to
main entrance. in = manner hardly 10 be the
expected Of n reputed invalid. He was
met by Colonel Swords, the sergeant
arms. and escorted to the private office Of
Mr.. Manley, where he had talk Oh poliii-
cal matters. Dir. Aaniey afterwards
stated that Mr.. Bisine's visit was purely
for the sake of a political conference. The
details Of the conference. as il Was of a con-
fidential nature, he could not make public.
"Bnt," he added. you may be sure
that Mr.. Blaiue IS in hearty sympathy
with us, and will do what he can to aid us
in the fight"
will Mr. Blaine make public speeches
during the campaign"
mo. Mr.. Bisine's physical condition
would not permit of it.
The gentlemen present at the conference
at headquarters were Chairman Carter,
Joseph a. Manley, L. T. AicCottels, r S.
kerens, William o. Bradley and w. II.
Hahn. Mr.. Mnnley stated that Mr. Blaine
would probably leave for his home in
Washington on Saturday or Monday.
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DEDICATION DAY.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Tomorrow viii be
the great Columbian dedication day
proper, when the big program for which
the whole country has been preparing for
months will he given at jackson park
The manufactures building, besides be-
ing the objective point of At least $500
people, who are the fortunate holders of
invitation aud admission cards. will be a
treat for the muitirudes, who only hope to
catch glimpse through some unlocked
for combination of circumstances in their
favor. After the grand military review,
contrasting with today's exclusively civic
demonstration. the exercises OF the Festl
dedication take place. and when Director
General Davis rises upon the platform to
open he ceremonies there will be spread be-
tore min such Il vast sea of human faces
ms probably never before mas been seen
under single ROOF. Ia front OF him,
nassed before the great bulk OF the audi
eace, f3,00J distinguished guests viii occu-
py reserved seats. 10 his left, on a special
stand, $500 singers viii be seated. and a
large orchestra will help TO make the
arches ring again. while behind the speaker
will sit III state many of the greatest dig
nitaries of which a republican government
can beast.
AT the close OF the program on the
grounds the audience viii disperse to wit
ness a display os fireworks in the park, and
thase who have tickets TO the Auditorium
will listen 20 Archbishop ireland and
other speakers, who are TO inaugurate the
work OF the Worlds Fair Congress auxil-
iary.
The weather Office late this afternoon
hedged on its fair weather predictions.
and here is now every probability thai
tomorrow Will be rainy aud dissgreeable
the sky Is heavily overcast, aud this
evening there WAS iigat ssaosver. whisa
tue signal service predicts viii be larger
ami damper by the time the dedication
ceremonies begin.
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A GIG BELT.

GTscEESsv5. %. ssrf a-An enorsncus
iess, saa5,. 40 Ia tiae Essgesi ia Tie ~osks. u
A. Fsseg9ssz stsenaion ~ the establishment
oi tae BFsafara Be4ssag csssnpsnT., "a
axssFx~ fE.sss sa.-s. Is hlssexp pk irxss ess~s@
Ess- rss3sssr4<. "a a&as~ II IAe ss~st: ss-
ssssstle ss,s sss- DFa-ss.syH kisrsEsc rssssNas.
Il - 8 fres VIDE ash 5Is sse< t9ug ss45
weighs sss poas-Ls L ALI BaQyr . ssssss
= rasSa.e xss excrs = seses VI l.eos Eesse-
fo ser.
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TNe GUILE OPERATORS.

GALVESTON. Tex, Oct 2l--Aeomnleosa
of the striking operators of tho Guif.
Colorado and Santa Fs will leave for CHI.
cago tomorrow TO confer with Chte4
Ramsay and President Marvel. whn6 8
settlement, OF the strike Is expected - ~
made.
The latest development In ths Santa 70
strike situation Is an sgreemeiS thai tlse
operators shall resanae work tomogsuW
morning. pending the conference at Chic
cago bstwesn the Texas committaD alsd
President MARVEL
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The NEW Work SCHOOLS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-One hundred and
eighty-fve thousand children gathered in
the public schools of this city this morn
ing, in accordance with the proclamation
issued by President Harrison last July. to
celebrate the 4O0i b anniversary of the dis
covery of America by Christopher Colum-
bus. The pupils of thirty-eight schools
also met in the evening to give voice to
their patriotism and to honor the memory
OF the great discoverer. The day fixed by
congress xnd named in the presidents
proclamation as the national public school
holiday was tomorrow. The policy of the
board of education, however. always has
been to celebrate legal holidays on the day
preceding, and to give the children the
full ,bpnefit of their day of rest. Nearly
every school house In the city had been
elaborately decorated for the occasion.
Brooklyn began her two days Colum-
bus celebration today. The city is in holi-
day attire from end TO end. Great crowds
Tiled the streets and the line of march was
thronged with people. The first Of the
two days celebration was given to the
boys and girls of the Catholic parochial
schools. 1t Is estimated that 10000 chill.
dren took part in the parade.
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REGISTRATION Ealtlns

NEW Y0Es, ocs. 2g--Dsstrscs Attorney
Nacoii had taree conferences with sop<r-
iuseDdeas OF Police Byrues today. When
asked wlzs ssss bnsisess with tie s1psrsn
teadent MAS Ee salJ flat IL sas ..isou& 4llr-
gal registration. He ssIts that frsnas on
ar extensive sad constantly crossing sc4ss
are brSag committed, spd that hs Ass. Dis
f5yrre<1 evid-scs 81 II Superintendent
Byrnes d~s&sies Inspector Aei>sExA.sa
and Ten us1 80 SHsAs< Axsss flse egssxea
frauds tie ezis inst some important az
rests Will he uass~.
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THE BRlGGS CASE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 2o-rbe time OF ths
New York synod was devoted today 10 the
consideration of DIR. Briggs complaints
against the prosecution committee. The
Judiciary committee. to which the conf
paints had been referred, made majority
and minority reports. The majority r.
port reviewed the CASE of DR.. Briggs ard
recommended that the triAi proce~d. The
minority report coucurrcd in tise nsatogtpy
report, except iE the recommendAtjoa.
Neither report had bsen acted on whea eteo
synod adjourned for the day,
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The ARGENTINE REvoLT.

BuESos AYgHs. Oei. 31--fse rcvsi: la
Santiago sisI Ess~yp. eassiial of the prov
Ipee os that ,asuss. IL ssssniisg sormsdstls
proportions. The reia3s ar. 10 fuii pos
.<ssion OF tbs capital. and have piaesd lisa
provincial ursffissefs under arrest fiso
provincial guarsis are assisting ths raksx,.
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KANSAS Liz. Oss - The Times says
that ex-senator ingalls, viii deliver 30
more speeches IN k.nssss dnrinS ss.s pres
ent campslga oa account of i'll health.
He will. however, deliver She address at
Tie Auditorium in CslicAwo wbice he has
been zdsertised 80 make uext Monday.
His health demands that he then retire
iron, tie Campaign.
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MRS HARRISON

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20 Mrs Harrison is
reported TO be Just about the same to-
day" She was fride less restless last
night. but showed no perceptibie loss Of
strength this morning. 1t is clearly mani
fest to the physicians that the insidious
nature OF the disease from which the pa
t.ent is suffering is slowly but surely re-
duciug her vitality. Today Is the thirty
ninth anniversary OF the marriage of the
president and Mrs. Harrison, but the ill
ness OF the latter precluded any recagui-
tion OF the OCCASION outside of the family
circle, and there il was marked with e1-
trems saduess
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THE FELLOWSHIP BANQUET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20-This evening there
assent ed in the banquet hall of the kins-
ley restaurant as noteworthy an assem-
blage as ever gathered in Chicago. 1t was
the banquet of the Fellowship club, given
to it's friends and the honored guests of
Chicago. The large banquet hall shone
with a blaze of light emanating from
thousands OF globes, each partially OBJ
scured 10y festOons of ivy and smilaX.
Along the west side of the hall WAS the
main banquet table. from which, at.either
end. extended two tables al right angles.
Not often has such an assembla4e
gathered, nor so many noted names ap-
peared in such close conjunction.
Chauncey NJ Depew WAS there, close by
Cardinal Gibbons. There WIS seX-Presi-
dent Hayes ana Vice President Morton,
Jeremiah Rusk and Governor Burleigh,
Chief Justice Fuller and Senator Cullom,
besides some four score Others of equal
fame. There was dainty menu pro-
vided for them. President Scott occupied
the seat at the head of the table. Upon
his right were Vice President Morton,
,Chauncey M. Depew aud Lyman j. Gage,
and he was guarded upon his left by
Cardinal Gibbons, General Schofieid and
the papal nuncio Arch hbishop Satolli.
After the planked whitefish had been
disposed of in it's regular place on the
menu President Scott introduced the
guests to each other by the passage of the
flowing cup" which was circulated
among the guests by f. Willis Rice. who,
as he passed around, announced the
names of the gentlemen partaking.
President Scott then delivered an ad-
dress of welcome, which was received with
cheers.
Among those who made speeches were
Nice President Morton, Secretary Of State
Foster, President Palmer of the worlds
fair, Baron Fava OF Italy, Chief Justice
Fuller Governor Mckinley, Chauncey NJ.
Depew aud Whitelaw Reid.
The party them adjourned to attend
Colonel Turner's reception at the F.ssG
regiment armory.
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OUTRAGED AND MURpenep

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct 2o-The dad
body of a white girl. apparently about 10
years of age, partly nude and frightfully
mangled, was found st Elmors to-day.
There were evidences of y desperate sirug,
gle The identity OF the girl Is NOT
known, nor is there any clue to tase
murderer.
The body has been identified as that Of
Kate Dugan, aged IL years. The invcati-
CATION showed that the girl had been out
ragged and then murdered. At 10 o'clock
tonight Richard Riley Was Arrsstsi
suspicion of being the murderer.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEArHER RuRKAn

WEATHER. 6UREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. ;
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 20. 1892
Forecast for Wichitas aud vicinity
Fair. and cooler Friday and Saturday.
During the past ~ hours the highest
temperature was 540 the lowest 46e.
and the mean 500. with heavy rain 1. 50
inches, followed at night by clearing
weather
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of October
has been 56a. and for the Goth day 530.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 20-The following
are the indications until 8 p. m. Fri-
day:
For Kansas-Generally fair except local
showers In southeast portion; north WINDS.
For Missouri-Local showers; clearing
in northwest portions; varible winds.
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BE YOUR oWN pocI or.

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DuN,6 REVIEW.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o-R. G. Dun q Co. s
weekly review of trade says:
"There is still no cloud in the business
sky, unless the state of foreign trade be
one. The home trade is of enormous
volume, making an aggregate OF bank ex-
changes outside of New York thus far in
October never equaled in the same month
of any previous year. Prices are low. hut
merchants are pressing for more business
at the same prices. All the domestic in-
dustriss are crowded with orders, and the
works as rule are fully employed, many
being pushed to overtime by the urgent
demands resulting from the upprecedent-
ed distributions of goods The money imar-
kets are fairly supplied, and there is rea-
son to hope that some return of gold from
Europe is not far distant.
Exports in September were but S62 949,
526 in value. the great decline is due
mainly to the fact that last years move
meRt was far beyond all precedent. The
shipments OF wheat were little more than
as large as last years and the average
price was SOI cents. Cotton exports were
1000. 900 pounds less and the average price
was 7ss cents. A good sigh Is that the
minor exports OF products are on the
whole nearly as large this year in Septem-
Der as they eyer have been. The imports
last month were So, ,90S. .023 in value. The
net exports of specie last month
We're S2.34 127 in gold and ST.
1S0, sos in silver, which would have been
Increased had not money been SO cheap
abroad. The money markets nowhere are
stringent, Notwithstanding the unusual
delay in returns from the west Or from
Europe.
''The textile manufacturers continue
the extraordinary activity formerly de-
scribsd in these reports. The iron indus
try feels the stimulus of an increasing
de- mand, and the market is stronger
cept in cotton. Stocks have taken a turn
of weakness since the proceedings were
begun against the coal carrying roads, but
the decline for the week averaged scarcely
q half dollar per share"
Ia vOur hlond Take REECu AM'S
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TnE AsKaMsAs elecTtos Lsw

LITTLE kecG, Ark. Oct- 20 Judge Nc
Clure. efsei af the LATED States esscfso.i
supervisors. sss issued instructions 10 the
preeinas supes .s,ors, Ia which lie directs
sIe1 10 sgpesre fax sew eiecsior sas Of
Arknssa~ Tire z3stFssctsof5x hgye pro.
duced q sensation ana are tss sore topic os
converse. son.
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POLITICS AND MURDER.

HAzLEToS, Pa, Oct. ao-Squire O'Don-
neil, prominent politician, and justice
Of the pexce, was shot and killed this
morning BY bis constable, Isaac Phillips.
The men engaged ia political discussion
fired three times. each bali taking effect.
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BURNED TO DeATA.

COLUMBIA. s. G., Oct 3o-Ths lour chill.
dren Of Joseph Mathews. living meas
Clarement, .sumpier county, were harmed
10 crisp yesterday. The father ausl
mother had been in xt,endsnee upon soHs
religious meeting. snd iisd Iocssd tue chit
dfep ia The house, which caught are.
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THE SUPREME JUDGES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-The Chicago Bar as
sociation gave An informal reception this
afternoon in honor of the justices of the
supreme court. The entire supreme bench
was present. All the governors of the
various states wiz are in the city were
also present, as " e the judges of the
Illinois supreme court, and the local
judges and many prominent attorneys.
No program WAS arranged for the recep-
tion, as it was pursly informal and what
was said was said in an informal way,
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REDUCING Wages
LoSc,

IIosooy. Ocs- 1--5eysrsi sEsasaad COT
ioG eD~s~.sses aa Hey rood. Ia i1znc&shsse.
azye bs~n gives no.ses ssy the sB.ss e-cess
thai ss~ix saxe~ xsls tse ss14eea . ;,<T eres
A s<gsks .Iii psos.xsy re~asf.
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says that bis little girl Is trou bled with
malaria very severely. and that since lac
gave her Suiphur Bitters, he nsyer think
OF leaving New York for his summsr re
sort wisiious few bottles for tissy always
curs his family. and are far superior to-
Quigltse
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soMEsTEso FTHEeucs.

Hosa%TssB. Pa. D~t - --fhe nons
uasosa losa,ssa< s1ouse Of Mrs q Ned 90
Fights av.a1e vss sst On fsre last nszsg
aai nsrrssiT es-s*ss@xa sa~sss ssesios- Jl1<rs
- 30 s.up
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kspryx.sYso

CHICAGO. Oct - -sts ss,i Mr. Tbo-,ss
COX. n1ssslas 4, : y, tsssssxs Gsese avs
nre. we're toQad as@d ia isx.s l1sa ,gsst ! beg
hsd i-ees ssp,y yziste6 ~ Eas fsysB . -
aset Sss fssis@iis lasr.xs sa. sslsksisss
acesss<at~l8y.
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A naiIsl z HANGING

GREESsno.o. ; e. ocs- z.--tsharlr.
Res noisis aid Jaa.e Me-risraa H-asiies
sac-rorsa wers tssng<rs - pssss.ie todsy fsf
Isl~ i1ssissieT Of ; Sa'ssss. white Insu
sgsd ~ years. Tea sss<,ss-ssas people wil-
nsss<a see Iaaxia...
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FRENCH rANsY WaEERs-

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OF painful irregularities. aud will remove
all distractions. They are sure and safe
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Drug Co., san Jose. Cal. and for sale ty
Fred L. RIGHT, 206 East Douglas avenue.
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HAVE YOU ASThMAf

After try ing every other remedy n vNeas
thousands have i,esn cured hy osia0
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A CINCINNATI PARADE.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-The parade of the
pupils of the Catholic schools of Cincin-
natl and suburbs this afternoon was of an
interesting character. It showed how
thoroughly the spirit of patriotism and of
pride in the achievement of Columbus has
taken hold of the schools in the city. Not
only in this demonstration OF the Catholic
schools. but in the more pretentiOus cere-
monies of tomorrow of general character,
the Catholics have been the leading spirits.
Today's parade was of enormous proper
tions, it taking one hour and twenty min
utes TO pass Il given point. In today's
parade the girls were permitted to march.
girls aud buys The line was everywhere
brilliant with color. Flags were carried
hv all
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lyNrhsD.

IIrsTIseToS. ". Va. Oct. 1os-S~sr
Casiise LA iikessoG AiiIef Js,isn X its
without proyseAtioa. Late toni sht a navb
iyEelsa CfikersoB
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-21
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PITTsBURG. Pa. Oct. s0.-Pistsburg's
public schools devoted todxy 10 exercises
IN honor of the memory of Columbus.
Thirty Thousand children took pxEt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-21
THE BUSINESS HORIZON STILL
WITHOUT 4 CLOUD.
Bank Exchanges Outside New York
Thus Far in October Never Be-
fore Equaled in the Month.
All Domestic Industries Crowded With
orders-No Stringency Noted in the
Money Markets Of the Country.

The Kansas Bankers Meet in State Oonyen-
tiOn at Topeka The Sunaover State
Declared by Major Hood to be En-
joying a Debt-Paying Boom.
N. ". Levy Of Wichita
Elected President for
the Ensuing Year.
Notes.