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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-16

LONDON, Feb. 15-In the debate IN the
house of commons this evening on the
address in reply to the speech from the
throne, Thomas Sexton moved an amend
ment, declaring that a majority OF the
Irish people and their representatives IN
parliament are convinced of the inability
of the imperial parliament to leSlslate Tor
Ireland in the manner required by the
distinctive interests of that country, and
that this conviction has been intensified
by the manifest failure of the land pur-
chase act to afford basis for the extension
Of the class of occupying tenants.
Mr.. Sexton held that the proof OF Eng
lish inability TO legislate for Ireland was
found in the fact that, while England
since the union had progressed by leaps
and bounds, Ireland had been reduced TO
the lowest level she had seen within the
century. As a result not pound OF guar
anteed Land stock had been taken. The
eviction clauses also failed. They had
tempted the landlords to ask eXorbltant
prices. Until Ireland were set free, TO
manage her own affairs, parliament would
never be free to manage English affairs.
Mr.. Jackson, chief secretary for Ireland,
replied that Mr.. Sexton's criticisms of tue
land act were premature, as the act had
been in operation only few months.
Mr. SeXton's amendment was rejected by
a vote of 119 to Us. The announcement of
the figures was received with prolonged
opposition and Irish cheers.
The address in reply to the speech from
5he throne was then formally adopted
To Mr.. SeXton'S query as to whether the
local government bill for Ireland would
be introduced on Thursday, Mr.. Balfour
nodded in the affirmative.
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COLLEGE ORATORS ExclIen.

ENPOEIA. Kan, Feb. l5-Tbe State Nor
NAL school is in a state of considerable eI-
citemept over an alleged changing Of the
markings of the judges in the oratorIcal
contest at Topeka, whereby Miss Campbell
Of the normal was cheated ou5 OF third
place by the College Of Emporia. The sec
retary OF the oritorical association j. Mr.
Bushnell, student Of the college, aud the
normalites claim that his roommate has
inadvertently admitted that the markings
We're changed. a committee from the nor
NAL started for Ottawa al moon today 20
see Mr.. Wilson, who ia president of the
State CratOrlcal association. W. II.
Thorne, vice president Of the state Orator
ical association, who. with the secres8Ey
constitutes the committee IA whose hands
the markings OF the judges on thought
and composition are placed previous 20 de
livery. saws hat be was offered - 20 open
his envelop and reveal its contents which
offer he refused Interesting develgp-
ments are looked for when tie comm .tee
returns from Ottawa
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COWBOYS AND INDIANS.
A Fight Between Navajos and Cattle Herd
ers Near Ooolidge. n, N.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. Feb. ia hot
fight is now raging between cowboys and
Indians near Coolidge station, on the At
lantic and Pacific railroad. Dispatches
from there say that the Indians have been
noticed carrying three of their dead from
the field of battle. The fighting is said to
be most desperate. The cowboys, who are
greatly outnumbered, are contesting every
inch of ground. According to the tele-
grams received here, the fight is in pro-
gress near Coddington's ranch. which is
not great distance from Coolidge. Each
side is in the timber and is shooting at the
other from behind trees.
5. M. Dennis, a sawmill owner at Cool.
idge, who is here, received last night q
dispatch from his manager, A. K Batchel-
der, that the Navajo Indians were congre-
eating in squads of from twenty-five to
fifty ut the small towns on the Atlantic
and Pacific, with the intention of cleaning
out the cowboys along the road. At
Chavez station seventy-fve Indians are
holding powwow. They have on their
war-paint and are heavily armed. The
people are greatly excited Reinforce
ments have gone to the aid of the COW boys.
IL is not known how the fight resulted.
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GeXANsAs CITy JOTTlhce

AEKAN-As CITY. Feb ij-' >yeciai7 -
! Ae sabbath quie. WAS broken at roon
yesterday by au attempt q. rbe mus cal
genius who mas dag watch 81 the citv
water works, 20 play ankse Doodle %
the fire whistle The ancient building %
South Summit street occupied by MrS
Anna Mines IS a millinery story had
caught FIRE from 4 detected dus, and
a. most Of the FIRE department had sus5 re-
j. gone pious through the rival efforts
of Shavhan and -tave-. ana were ayerse
10 Sunday duty. y iookad fCr = time a.
thongh both build8nE and stock were
doomed q discrncg7oa- Tbs man w5th
norse serse was pre-ent- however, AID IG-
slssel upon tie doors be1ag kept closed
while the Jin dppeT brgra1e ex2eri n1sl.sed
and 10 a shorf riEas -hs names sysre
Qurnche1 The lu-~ 60 stock was fuEF
coverri bv 4gsslfz1c- TIE bu5id5rr v-zs
ore q the oldes. lH the c.iy, ard coula
WEI bsvs been 1gssz4sr1
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THE CAUSE REVEALED.
DISCOVERY OF a SUBTLE AND
LIFE DESTROYING ACID.
TIE Way by Which 1t Gets Into the
System-Some New Scientific Facts Of
Great Value and Interest.
From the Boston Ahvsrtlssr.

From the Boston Advertiser.
Anyone who can 90 through the trying
winters and springs OF this climate with
out suffering f0om rheumatism or neural
glc pains of some kind IS decidedly foEtu-
nate. What it is that causes these pains
has been q greater mystery To physicians
and scientists than almost any other QueS-
tlon. Some have declared thai they are
the results of severe cold, Others that
lmprudent exposure = caused them, and
still others that they arise from blood poi
soning
In order TO obtain, if possible, a correct
theory OF rheumatism and all the aches
and pains which accompany il, certain
authorities in Washington have taken
steps to obtain the views of the physicians
of America upon the subject. These views
are OF a varied nature, but 80 overwhelm-
ing proportion hold 10 one belief as to
leave but little doubt that it is the correct
one. This belief. briefly stated is that
uric acid IN the blood causes rheumatism,
and that it is only by removing thus
poisonous acid that rheumatic or neurslSic
troubles, in all their terrible forms can be
cured. This being true, the important
question arises: How does the uric acid
get into the blood, aud how can it best be
removed
Uric acid finds its way into the blood
because the kidneys are weakened and
cannot throw it from the system Restore
the kidneys and you will restore the power
that will force the uric acid from the sys-
TEN, and thus Danish the rheumatic
agOnies which 1t causes
This Is reason; 10 Is science; it IS true. No
one whose kidneys are in perfect coudi-
tion WIS ever troubled with rheumatism,
and no rheumatic sufferer. however slight
the pain may be has perfect kidneys. The
conclusion OF this truth is inevitable. Per
feet kidneys means freedom from rheuma-
tlsm.
There never was and, probably. never
Will be, but one remedy that can, IN every
case, drive uric acid from the blood That
remedy Is Warmers Safe Cure IL cures
rheumatism by driving the deadly uric
acid from the blood Ii banishes pain by
removing the cause. 1t acts directly upon
the kidneys. Within an hour from the
time il is taken, its influence will be felt.
IL sustains the organs that sustain life,
the forces that make the blood. For ladies
during the severe ordeals through which
they are called 10 pass IT Is invaluable. For
the nervous troubles of youth and the de-
biiity that precedes old age it has no rival.
There are thousands of men and women,
too, who are in perfect health today wholly
by reason of its great power, and 10 us the
most popular remedy che world has ever
known
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THREE MINERS suRlEn-

AsPES. Colo. Feb - TIE MeIIie Glib
son mine WAS the scene this morning % d
terrible accident, which caused the death
Of three mcu. a fourth escaping Bg ulars
chance The Iueu were snlArEiBg the
shaft, and. IN order 20 Eet T.d of the Z ri
and rock. they bulkbeade9 fhe shaft IT %,
fourth level. aud made a chute % the
lower u the az Joining workings. The
chute became cboked up aud wafs: wa-
poured iu % maks 10 move Througl
csrcle~sness. tee men stood og the mas %
dirt, taking 90 preeAHtiou for their safety.
The body o. dirt aud rock suddenly started
down the chute. carrying Michael EyRer.
" l. sharp and Michael COplss with h.
They were entirely covered sud subjected
William Bailey caught hold q a timber
ia the root and saved biz l.'e
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IMPORTED DISEASE

Z. CHICAGO, Feb, IA veritsb ble pest
house was discovered last night by ofiicers.
who succeeded in running down seven ot
the nine Italians who arrived on the
typhus-tever-a afflicted steamer Messina
from Palermo. reaching New York on Jau.
30 The unfortunate italians were discoV-
cred IN a crowded tenement house at
EiShty-irst and Lyon streets. close beside
the Western Indiana railroad track and
onfy stone sthrow from the thicAly SET
tied district near Abbott x Co. : factories
IN Auburn park. lt is believed that thu
fever has had ample time 10 develop. bat
tnat as none are now in apparent bad
healtb. the department viii be able to pre-
vent disastrous couSeCtlences
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-16
EYES DAUGHTERS

Marion Harland, on pages l03 and 104 OF
her popular work. Ewes Daughters: or
Common Sense for Maid, Wife and Moth
er." SAYS:
For the aching back-snould it be slow
in recovering its normal strengthen ALL
COCK Porous PLAsTEs IL an excellent
comforter, combining the sensation Of the
sustained pressure Of a strong warm hand
with certain tonic qualities developed in
the wearing IL should be kept over the
seat Of Hncasincss for several days-in Ob.
stinste cases, for a5out fortnight
For pain in the back wear an ALI
COCKS P0EoTs PLASTER constantly, re-
newing as ~ wears of. This ia IA iuvsl-
liable support when the weight On the
small OF the back becomes heavy aud the
aching inCesssut.'
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A CHICAGO BELT LINE.

CHICAGO Feb 15-The Times says that
decidedly revolutionary move Is Coutem-
plated by the various railways entering
I Chicago. Rather than elevate their tracks
they Will transfer their base of operations
Ii is proposed to build "A new belt line with
which each road will make connections,
all tracks, depots aud other property
within the city limits to be absolutely
abandoned The Chicago and Northwest
ern estimates that 10 elevate the 100 miles
of surface tracks which it owns M this
city will cost $GJ,OJ0U00. There are
nearly 1900 miles OF surface
tracks in Chicago proper. and on this
basis the cost OF complete elevation
would run into figures sOmew here between
the amount it would cost To duplicate the
great Atchlson system. which viii lis
10 1000 miles OF main lines is the greatest
railroad company IN tire world UudCr
the proposed plan The Chicago and North
westerns main passenger station would be-
at West Eighteth street, aud passengers
would be Obliged 10 use cable car, l.
road trains or other means OF local trans
portation to reach the city. IN the
case of q passenger arriving at Chi
cago On the Northwestern, aud bound
10 some point further east or south, u
transfer train on the belt line would
take him at once TO his proper depot. II
Is proposed TO sci! all railroad property IN
the city limits. aud 10 Is believed that the
amount so realized Will build the belt line
all new depots and pay all expsnsesattcud-
ing the change and then have suplus OF
more than $1,000. 900 in the aRgregate.
Behind the scheme are all the Vanderbilt.
roads including the Chicago ana North
western and six other companies The mo-
tive for this radical departure is the sg IA
ton resulting from tue daily horrors at
grade crossings, the loss OF life in the az
gregate being appalling.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-16

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GILLIAN CORRESPONDENCE

SANTIAGO, Jan. 9-At the time Of the
Inauguration of President MontU there
was considerable doubt expressed about
hs ability to form new cabinet The
men who accepted the various portfolios
finally did So with the UNDERSTANDING
that they should he permitted to adopt a
policy in accordance with their own views.
without reference to wnaU had been done
by the preceding administration. About
the time OF the appointment of this cab
met there was an uneasy feeling. as re
ports were received in various WAYS of
considerable naval activity in the United
States
IL was just about this time. also. that
several dispatches OF a similar nature were
received 10y Mr.. Kennedy. the British min
lister. from his government The former
cabinet had not retired then, and Minister
kennedy called upon Minister Malta and
Informed him that he had received official
advlces which Indicated that the United
States was preparing TO enforce Ger
tain demands Minister Malta received
the British minister's communication IN a
most defiant manner and gave him to un-
oerStSnu That Ghln WIS not alarmed by
the attitude Of the United States and was
prepared to meet any emergency. The
other cabinet ministers were known to ey.
press similar views and to display most
hostile feeling toward the United States
h
the British minister and the minister for
foreign relations found its way into the
newspapers and increased the general
feeling Of alarm
There has been recently an evident dis
position 10 lay upon Senor Malta, ex-
minister for foreign relations, all the
censure tor causing the present state Of
affairs between the United States and
Chill, and the greatest condemnation
which be has received hiss been on account
OF the public telegram OF instruction
which he sent to Senior MOutt on Dec H.
But the Americans in Chill are not dis
posed 10 regard this general criticism
OF Senor Matta a entirely Just: for
he stated distinctly IN speech
before the senate Jhac the telegram had
been sent after receiving the approval
Of has colleague
The American cruiser Yorktown here :
practically IN a state OF siege. the sstne
that the Baltimore experienced
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COuNTERFEITERS cApInREn

GUTHRIE. o. T.. Feb. - w hen the DO
Ice raIded a half dozen farm houses on
Saturday aud found nearly = carload of
stolen goods. they knew that they had uu-
e3rthed "a gang OF thieves that had besn
operating IN the whole territory. but they
did not know until to-day that they had
raided the rendezvous Of the worst gang OF
couutertelterS IN tie west. = r. Fields
and Oliver Bates were arrested last night,
and Mrs Hummell. wife of one OF the far
mers, states that they are members uf a
gang OF couuterleters who have put Ihou.
sthds OF dollars OF spurious money into
circulation. Warrants are out for half n
uOLrn OF hnra
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CONVENIENT TElEGRApH

OTTAWA Ont. Feb 15-Tbere has been
for long period a movement OF foot 10 in
duCe tue government TO take over and
operate the various lines Of telegraph OF
the Dominion. + H. GisborBe. superin-
tendent Of the government telegraph has
repaired an elaborate paper which viii be
presented 10 the house OF commons at the
next session. when it is probable the legis-
lzticu viii be introduced 70 effect the trans
fer OF the lines from the various compa-
Eies TO the government. Mr.. Gisborne
CONTENDS very strongly that for the pur-
posed trade Il is advisable that all OF the
telegraph lines should be Immediately IN
der the control Of the postodlc= depart
ment, as they are in England He says al
present there are thousands OF letters be
ing transmitted from one ps<t Of The Do
mino3n 10 the other which Il TIE govern
meut had control u fh- telegraph, would
cease and 0s exchanged for cheap and
rapid telesrams
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Syrup of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, ard acfs
gendy yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the Fgs-
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aches and feyers end cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ia ths
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced. Pleasing 10 the taste and a..
cepiabie % the stomach. prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial IN lie
effects, prepared only from the mot
healthy and agreeable substances. ia
many excellent quaIitie. commend i
to al and have made i. the rnost
popular remedy known.
Syrup q Figs Is for sale IN 56s
and 81 battles b. al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand VIII pro-
cure u promptly for any one who
vfshes 70 Try It. ID Dot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SKR0P CO.
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EECHAM's PILLS are faithful friends.
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS

New ORLEANS, Feb. 15-The McEnery
State central committee met today. There
was large audience, and lengthy execu-
tive session was held, the object being to
secure a general exchange Of views among
the members The desire for harmony
was unanimous The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the state central COM
mittee of the Democratic party of Louisi-
ana do hereby adopt all that the state ex-
ecutive committee has done since this body
was last in session, and especially the ac-
tiOn Of said executive committee in direct
ing that All Democratic tickets have
printed on them Against the amendment, ,
and that all Democratic nominees for the
general assembly be instructed to vote
against any call for a constitutional cou-
vention, and all other recommendations
by said committee"
The chairman of the committee was then
authorized to communicate with the
chairman OF the Murphy committee a pro-
posal looking to the unity and harmony of
the Democratic party.
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A COLD WAVE.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. l5-fhe expected
cold way ltS oogcd down upon Mime
sofa, aud las night was The most trying
one OF he winter Ht 81 Paul The mer-
cury was only l1 degrees below zero. but
there was northwest WIND with An edge
Ike knife All over the northwest. clsa
10 Medicine Hall ard Qutpelle. the cold is
still intense aud the sky clear The re-
maFkaDle bOrealic display % Saturday was
followed last night b. phenomenal ldnAs
halo. which disappeared after the mooa
had risen 80 degrees
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THE RALIlMORE cLALMa-

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb - Tue state de-
partment VIII be astouished when 20 gets.
III "a few day. the formal claim 0i thc Bal
tlmore sailors, who were wounded by tho
Valparaiso mob. Lawyer +. Allen orr has
the cases Of the tweuiy-four men whovets
wound. q IN Valparaiso They are coui-
mon sailors or coal beavers, bul they want
big money Tor their rough handling by the
ChilinnS- 1hs.r combined claims foot up
81 ,3i5 or The largest sums are demanded
BY John Hamilton, Sailcr. aud Jcrrmiaa
Anderson, cOai-heaver. They apply isr
Sl5O,OJO each.
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RELIGIOUS EANATlCISM.

ATHENS. Feb. l5-During the service at
the Protestant church al Piraueus (the
port Of AtheuSl yesterday. q fauatical mob
made an attack upou the building, forced
their way inside and severely maltreated
the minister and the audience They stole
everything % value ia he church and then
set fire 70 10. Before the flames could bs
extinguished the interior OF the church
WAS destroyed. The soldiers. after sub
DUNG the fire, turned their attention -
the authors OF The vandalism and succeed
Ell In aTrestIng many OF them.
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SUN SPOTS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Astronomers are
l6ntensely Interested just now in the great
sun spot recently developed on the eastern
limit of the sun. BY means of "A piece of
smoked glass anybody eau observe this
great chasm on the suns face, and it will
well repay observation. A warning must
be given, however, against the inexperi-
enced use of an opera glass IN this connec-
tion, as the concentration OF the suns
powerful rays is sufficient to crack the
glass or burn the eyes. Sun spots will
probably be much talked of this year, as
spot period Is now approaching and dur
ing a maximum the suns surface is
hardly ever free from them. Some
times as many rs forty or fifty will be
visible at once, while at a minimum not
one will be seen for weeks The spots
period is about eleven years. The last
maximum was in 1898 81, but il was year
behind time. 1t has been established that
there is decided connection between these
violent disturbances on the sun and the
so called magnetic storms on earth-such
manifestations, for example as the gOr-
geous aurora Dorealis. Sun spots are vast
cavities on the photosphere Of the sun,
and it as yet uncertain whether they are
caused by or are the cause of eruptions on
that intensely heated luminary. They are
usually found in two zones extending
from degrees to 40 degrees of Latitude
IOEbu duO SOubu Ol tuC SAtI > tIldLOis anu
develop rapidly, lasting but "A compare
lively short time-from few DAYS 10 a
month or two. One spot was
known to have lasted for over fifteen
months, but that was an exception. Tney
are usually quite irregular in shape, and
are composed of two parts, namely the
umbra, or black center, which is dark
because filled with cooler gases and vapors,
which consequently absorb light and the
fringing gray penUmbrs, consisting OF
long, feathery tllsments reaching toward
the middle OF the um bra. and usually very
lovely in form. The diameter Of All umbra
varies from 500 TO 1000 miles in a small
spot. to tremendous rents OF $1,000 to Co.
900 miles in large one. into which our
without making an impression on the
penumhra
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GC1uEgE. u T.. FEB 15-F 2 Gam
mon has been fecouucated ~ President
Harrl7ou from OKLAHOMA Ile recon-.
nsBdat.on zivss general sstlsfsctQa.
TIE Commerce ~ tau4 property wss 10
OF today - the receiver sale by n y
Record ~ Eansss fsr s1- zf oshsr prop
srty heloaZfog - -bs csiunc. bank " a.
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FAL Sc ECONOMY

Is practiced by m ny people, who buy in
ferior articles oI food because cheaper than
standard goods. Surely infants are en-
titled to the best food obtainable 1t is a
fact that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Milk is the best infant food.
Your grocer and druggist keep it.
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VIZ peeslceNT mnprns.

SEw ToEE. Fes 1s-A T'h assef ,,b !.
dtsoatca .sya EAST s .cs P-es.arat Msrtf n
ts4 , talk vita President HarTlsss -,
FrldaY and so.d Aul fhs- se 7fsn.t ret D.
a caEdliste s=az1, slt ttst as IS sga51 e
neressarT 80 have 3 <sW York 7azu ca ths
: .cke-- ar va, ze>t=sl -e1rsfs-F TraeT Itss
s1--sear l- Is +af 8sa farerzssy -
.gs-l By tEs gsrpa. .3ss.t