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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-03
RAILWAY NOTES,

CHEYENNE, Wy, Aug. 2.-The second
days argument in the case of the United
States against the Transmissouri Freight
association resulted in a field day for the
defense. George r. Peck, general solicitor
of the Santa Fe. occupied the entire day
in an argument, using four annual reports
of the Interstate commerce commission TO
prove that freight associations did not
come under the provisions of the Sherman
antitrust act and that these associations
rather tended to maintain an equilibrium
in business circles. The commission had
commended the work of the associations
after the passage of the antitrust act,
holding that they were in sympathy with
the law, and that their officers greatly aid
ed congress in the work.
CHICAGO, Aug 2.-Chairman Caldwell
of the Western Passenger association to-
day denied the application of the Illinois
Central and the Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul for authority to sell round trip
tickets to Omaha, Kansas City ond other
Missouri river gateway points, at a rate
not higher than the twelve-dollar rate to
Denver and return. The cheap rates to
lower Missouri river points. authorized on
account of outside competition, are not a
sufficient cause, in the chairman's opinion,
for granting similar rates TO the upper
gateways, where no such competition
exists.
Notwithstanding the chairman's position
on this question, the Burlington and the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul both
adopted a rate OF $500 from Chicago to
Omaha, to be in effect from Aug. 3 to z.
Their reason for doing this is that the rate
to Nebraska points is cut by the reduction
in southwestern territory. The rate to ST.
Joseph is So, and from ST. Joseph to a
point on the Burlington in Nebraska, it is
So 60. Consequently, these companies con-
sidered that they had a right TO make the
same through rate to Nebraska points by
way of Omaha Whether they had right
to take this step without requesting and
obtaining authority from the chairman is
a question that will probably be settled
hereafter.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The statement of the
Chicago, Milwaukee, and ST. Paul railway
for the fiscal year ending June 80 shows
gross earnings of $50, ,2S3, sos an increase
with the preceding year of
"a. 779, 2S3. The net earnings were Sl1 ,46S,
103, an increase of s., $50, 779.
HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 2.-Today, in
obedience to the courts order, the Houston
and Texas Western railway, in the hands
Of a receiver, was put up at public sale by
-he sheriff and was bought by James
Baker for +. 2. Jamison of'New York, one
IF the largest Dondholers and claimant
.or 81, 200 000
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BASEBALL

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2.-Cleveland: Runs
IL, basehits Is, errors Z; st. Louis: Runs
10, basehits 10, errors 2. Pitchers-Cuppy
and Calvin.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 2-Wasbingtons: Runs
l, basehits 5, errors 8; Brooklyn: Runs
3. basehits IL, errors O. Pitchers-Duryea
and Stein.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 3-Louisville: Runs
II. basehits 13, errors /; Cincinnati: Runs
4, basehits s, errors z. Pitchers-Stratton
and Rhines.
Boston, Aug. 2.-Boston: Runs 6, base
hits 9, errors 1; New York: Runs 6, base
hits 9, errors 3. Pitchers-Nichols and
Rusie. A tie game-called at end of ninth
inning on account of darkness.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2-Chicago: Runs 5,
basehits IL, errors 3; Pittsburg: Runs 4,
basehits 8, errors 3. Pitchera-Gumbert
and Baldwin.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Game postponed;
rain.
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THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

PARSONS, Kan. Aug 2.-The Democratic
congressional convention of the Third dis
trict met here this afternoon. All the
counties were well represented. John
Hall of Neosho county was chairman of
the meeting and w. N. Theophilus of
Cowley county was secrtary. Resolutions
were adopted renewing al allegiance to Cleve-
land, the Chicago and Topeka platforms,
and deuouncing the Mckinley law and
the force bill. III. j. Hudson of Wilson
county was nominated by acclamation.
There were two factions in the conven-
tion-one headed by Hudson and the OF her
by Il. NJ. Cheshire. After Hudson's nomi-
nation was announced Cheshire's fol-
lowers left the convention hall. organized
in another building, and placed Cheshire
in nomination.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.

CowEs, Aug. This was the day of the
Cowes regatta. Emperor William of Ger
many entered his yacht the Meteor for the
Queens cup. The race started at 10
O'Clock, with Emperor William in COM
mand of the Meteor. The wind was light
and the race is not likely co be completed
until late in the day. The Meteor was
formerly the well known Scotch yacht
Thistle, defeated in 1887 by the Volunteer
in the race at New York for the American
cup.
Soon after the start the Meteor took the
lead and held it the entire course, The
Corsair, however, which crossed the fin
ishing line second, was declared the WIN
ner on time allowance
Emperor William, the Prince Of Wales,
and other royalties dined with the royal
yacht squadron this evening
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LOOK OUT FoR REoHEaos.
Thex Don't Brag. But when Nerve fs
WaGse&- Theg Tzve fS

TheI Don't Brag. But When Nerve IL
wastes- Theg Fave fs-
~ was one Of the party Of eight once
held rp b. a lone hIghssyrnaEs. s=zid
r J. Marlin. brs1ze contractor, &c a
GaoAe~DcrE.scrai man. Il was travelling
by stare IN Mouta-a- The party con-
sisted II two a-ay officers. 3 sspecslsfor.
four miners and ruvseif The stage had
been ls u up pretty treqacntiy. 80 are
al went Hxed fn- trozhle- Every s1aH
had tsssee of ofsix-shorfers ard we -ers
juss aching % have he ruad a~rnt.
tackle "a. az least we tAllred 1hz. way.
We commented very unfsvorSbi7 upon
usen who yielded - tlss demands cyf ff.e
freeboot@rs without q stva-xie. AID
promised t5sz2 warn nnas II they
tackled Us Onk nla1 had fit:le % sz~.
lie was the s2eculztDr. , red -hea1sea
nzn with squi-t Finally one Of the
army os3eers zssssd hirn Ehas he .xe-.ls
do Il tb@ robsserz aszacsez "a. and he
repited that he did nc. Know.
"As reswzzz a.0xaa . s..xs bad
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The CAOI FRA

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug at is again
reported that cholera has appeared in
Moscow. Cholera has appeared in Riasam.
ITO miles southeast OF Moscow The epi-
demlc Is increasing in the Nolga district,
but decreasing in the Don territory,
TEHERAN, Aug. 2-Impartiai medica!
repor1s show that 500 Persians died OF
cholera in Meshia in June aud July, being
80 per cent OF the mum Der of Persians at
tackled. Last week the districts around
He'd suffered heavily.
LONDON. Aug. 2-The Chronicles St.
Petersburg correspondent learns THAI over
800 persons died ot cholera IL Russian
CaucasIa in July These hgures 10 not
includethe deaths from cholera in Asintic
Russia
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KANSAS WEATHER.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. 2-Protfssor
Snow. ia his weather report for July. says
that the month WAS IAN average Jaly.
except as TO r4iu-fgil. the precip pitssiou for
the troDth being exoee6ed % oaly five
Jnlys Of our twenty five years record. The
relative humidity was high, and mean
clouciness how. Compared with lastIJ UIF.
he month has heea hot, tke temperStu-~
% degrees on twelve days: cous-
pared with TIE other twsnly-four other
Iulys of the record. the month hss been
.IrhflE cooler Ihar, lie ayeragen
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THE MICHIGAN THIRD PARTY.

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. 2.-The Peoples
party state convention, in session here to-
day, nominated A full state ticket beaded
by John w Ewing, a farmer Of Grand
Lodge. for governor. The platform Of the
Omaha convention WAS adopted A mo-
tloa 10 incorporate n prUhib ibiiory plank
Was made amid great disorder. Order Was
finally restored by the withdrawal OF the
proalbitory plank. Both the old parties
were Denounced There was no attempt
At fusion
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Mp CT aNSIONE

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Mr. Gladstone in a
circular TO his parliamentary supporters.
urges them to attend the election of speak
er OF the house OF commons on Thursday,
and especially impresses upon them the
necessity Of their being present on Mon
day next when the address In reply to the
speech from the throne is moved. Mr..
Gladstone's condition Is SO greatly Inn
proved this morning that he was able to
join his secretary in his study. He viii.
however, remain indoors today
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NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICANS.

FARGO, " D., Aug 2-The Republican
state convention was called to order this
afI eraoon by Chairman Spalding OF the
state central committee. y temporary or
ganization was effected By elect.ng Alfred
Dickey temporary chairman. After ap-
pointing the various committees a recess
was taken until o'clock tonlght
Upon reassemb bling the following ticket
WAS nominated: Governor Burke was re-
nominated; for lieutenant governor, r. Il
Hankinson of Richard county; for secre-
tsry OF state, c. NJ Dable of Burlelgh
county; for auditor, n. r Walker OF
Barnes county; for treasurer, L. + Baker
of Pemhins county; for attorney general.
z. II. RoarAe OF Ransome county.
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CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 2-The Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joipers in session here COM
pieted the organization today. Owing TO
the fallure OF some papers 10 arrive, the
meeting adjourned to tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. AT the convention
of the Brotherhood of Painters aud
Decorators today various reports were
presented and addresses maize. President
Gompers of the American Federation of
Labor was one of the speakers.
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The ALABAMA ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE re
turns from yesterdays election received
today confirm the previous information.
The ticket was long one and the count
ing in many localities owing TO the multi
plcity of local candidates, was not con-
cluded until today. Further returns sas-
tain the former telegrams as to she prob
able majority of $4,000 for Jones aud
legislature Overwhelmingly straight Dem
Ocratic.
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DE MORes COMMITTED

PARIS. Aug 2-The marquis de Mores,
who some time since fought = duel with
swords with Captaiu Mayor, holding y
commission IN the French army, and who
inflicted wound upon MS adversary
from the effects ot which Captain Mayor
died, was today arraisued on she charge OF
mausisughter- After the exsmiuatioa tne
marquis was formally committed, 10 stand
trial on the Charge mentioned.
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a JEWISH INNOVATION.

New YORK, Aug. "A radical departure
in regard TO the Abrahamic rite, made by
the recent central conference OF Hebrew
rabbis in this city, has created remark
able sensation throughout the Hebrew
world The radical departure is that
which makes it optional with proselytes
whether they submit to circumcision.
Many predict that this departure will
divide Judaism in America into two sects,
the orthodox and the radicals. The former
have taken measures to call convention
of rabbis to excommunicate those response
bic for the change.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-03
Tl,RF WINNERS

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 2.-Winners
Addie B, Stonnell, Headlight, Nick, st
Luke.
!. CHICAGO, Aug 2-Hawthorne winners
Fleetwood. Hawthorne, Rainier, Vanclose,
Speculation.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Monmouth park
winners: His Highness, Uncle joss, Loco
hatchee, Mary Stone, ZorliDg, Maine.
Golding.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2-Garfeld park win
ners: Lumberman, Forerunner, Rudolph,
Upman. Colonel Clay. Falstaff.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 2-Winners:
CevertOn. Lena Frey, Judge Cardwe II, St.
Croix, Torrent, Tenor.
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THE TENNESSEE MINERS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. affairs at
Coal Greek, the scene of last winters
mine troubles, are not in a very encourag-
ing condition The miners are growing
restless under the continued presence of
the troops and their enforced subjection,
and find many sympathizers among the
mountaineers. Numerous outrages have
been committed of late on the soldiers,
and the situation has become SO startling
that it has been deemed advisable to in
crease the force of guards Last night
thirty more recruits were sent out from
Knoxville. Commandant Anderson is
authority for the statement that a conflict
between the soldiers and the miners is
hIninant
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The aha aiIu Eagle: ednesdap ornrno august g. lse2

battery preferred by Private Iams Col
onel Streator gave bail in the sum OF $500
on each charge and WAS released. Colonel
Hawkins has not yet been arrested.
F. Moliich, who WAS arrested at Long
Branch, as an accessory of Bergman's, the
would-be assassin of Mr.. Frick, was given
a hearing today. AS there was no evidence
to hold him, he was discharged from
custody.
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ElklNS DECLINES.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Aug. 2.-The Re
publican state convention meets here to-
moro n to norninste a full state ticket.
Secretary of War Elkins arrived tonight
and held an informal reception An effort
was made 10 have him accept the nomina-
tion for governor, but it is understood that
he would not give mp his cabinet position.
State Senator Davis will probably lie nonli-
mated for governor
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
NOTICE.

Every one-soloists. chorus singers. every
beGy interested in the CauZOne chorus to
be gwen By the ladies of the Central Chris
tian church Thursday evening. Ang. Is
please be at the church. corner Market and
Second streets, this "wednesday evening
by 7:30 O'Clock ii possible Miss Jessie
Clark specially requests a full attendance
and an early start, since she desires this
rehearsal TO bs complete the enteTtain-
ment will be. Let al be present. prepared
to do their best. By order OF advertising
committee
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As several meub bers of the society wish
to attend the w. G. T. L. convention to
morrow afternoon, the regular meeting Of
the Woman's Home Missionary society OF
the First VI. 4. church has been changed
to Thursday afternoon AT 3 o'clock.
Mrs W MCCLEEs President.
Mrs G. Z. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
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FRISCO CARMEN.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. THE Broth
erhood OF Associated Carmen on the
whole Frisco line are about to strike for
an advance in wages of twenty per cent.
from 81. % day, and they claim that the
advance will then only equal the wages
settlement are underway. A thousand
carmen are involved
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A TRIlNk IRUST-

CHICAGO, Aug. 2-The trunk manufac-
turers have formed a trust under the
name Of the National Trunk company.
They start with a capital of SO, 800. coo, and
the membership includes prominent man
ufacturers in Chicago. Oshkosh, Milwau-
kee, St. Louis and Louisville.
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THE COLON WoRM

HoUsToy, Tex, Aur. 2-It Is stated tha,
thousands II acres Of costoa on tks bot
tom lands ia Wxilsce, Fort Bead. Harris
and ether c1an;iszz aaye been q. .ssroye1 by
the bod! worm. The pIaglf- short t.EBs
ago gave promise OF a brse % the acre. but
now entire esads are destroyed.
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KANSAS EQlIORS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 2.-The Kansas Re
publican editors met here today and de-
cided To form Kansas Republican Edi-
torial association, for the purpose OF work
ing in concert and in harmony for the sue
cess of the Republican ticket. The sssocia-
tion will meet The first week Ia September
aud complete its plaus.
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Morrison, who is now about Eve
years Of age. asked his father. -Poppy,
s'pose you had been born rabbit
would you've stayed home and played
with me. or goae TO brsi8ess every day
inst the szu2e9~ - Hsrper's Young
Pe0ple-
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MESSENGER BOYS ON A STRIKE.

NEW YORK, Ang 2.-One hundred and
fifteen messenger boys of the American
district messenger service struck today
for shorter hours and more pay. Business
among brokers was greatly interfered
with until the company drew on it's re-
serves. This precipitated a small-sined
riot and the police made two arrests.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 2. 1892
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was g. the lowest 60,
and the mean S3 with warmer cloudless
weather, fresh south winds and falling
barometer.
For the past four years the average
temperature fer the month of August
has been 76, and for the I'd day 70.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The forecast till
3 p. m. Wednesday:
For Kansas-Fair; cooler; west winds.
For Missouri-Fair, except showers in
northern Missouri; warmer Wednesday
morning, followed by falling temperature;
winds shifting to west
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BLAINE TO SPEAK.

AUGUSTA Ne, Aug. 2.-The campaign
in Maine will be opened by the Repub-
licans on the 18th instant, and Chairman
Manley is busy arranging for meetings TO
be held in the state. Elk Secretary Blaine
will take the stump. Mr. Manley left Tor
Bar Harbor this evening to arrange when
he will speak.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-03

The Young Peoples nnion CT che First
Bapts- church viii give lawn socsabie
at the home OK Miss Rose Westgate. 60
North Emporia ave1ge on Weduesday :
evening a short program will be given.
Come and Ell ioy yourself
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FRENCH TANSY WAEERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
OF painful irregularities, and will remove
all obstructions. 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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PURs AND wHoLesoMe quarry

Commends 70 public approval the Cali
tornia liquid laxative remedy. Syrup OF
rigs III IS pleasant to the taste and hy
setting gently on the kidneys, liver and
bowels 10 Cleanse the system effectuaily.
it promotes the health and comfort of ali
who use II, and with millions il IS the
best and only remedy.
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CATHOLIC ABSTAINERS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 2-The twenty-sec-
ond anuual convention of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America began
its session n this city today. About 400
delegates are present.
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EAIAIiX RIIRNEO

STRATHRoY, Ont, Aug. "A knitting
mill and IL Roman Catholic church adlon-
ing burned this evening. The loss is $780,
coo. Seven female employees Of the knitting
mill were badly injured, two of them
fatally
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FLAMES ana ,1oTraS.

Boys this instrument called Cd
die or a violin2
Professor blay II It's violin.
Ven yon bisy {; It's = sddie-Sood
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an the road tns stage pui,su up with /.
INCORPORATED
~ WHOLESALER IOEIiE

an The road ths stage pulled UP with q
jerk, the driver threw up his hands, and
almost before we knew IL We were look-
ing into the barrel Of . Winshasten Well.
sir, that lone robber marched NJ out
and stood Us up in liae With ous hands
above our haads Then he threw each
man small sack and made him pull ia
over his head. We ali complied but
one. The red-hesded spcculator pulled
hts gun and shot the bandit so full Of
holes that he died before be could touch
the ground. Then he climbed up,
knocked the driver OF the box and
drove the stage into the next station
with the most crestfallen lot Of bragg
garts aboard that ever wore gun aud
neglected to use II. t"
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Regular quarterly business meeting Of
the Wichita Medical club. Egery mem
ber j. expected TO be present AZ Barnes &
NewcomD's this morning ~ $50
LEInA II MILLS. srSretary.
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PEERLESS LODGE, NO 291, A wv.

Regular meeting tonight. A full attend
ance is desired. You will be given a chance
to take the Third aud Fourth degrees and
will be sorry il you miss it. Work ia the
First and goat riders for he Second.
H. ". kESDLE, NJ. ".
E. l. SPENCER, Recorder.
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81 hear yoa're In lore with Lord Fits-
hugh AGe.0er Arthur Trelawnsy.-
oh, %. I'm going % marry him.
CHICAGO News
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MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.

MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. 2-The Democratic
stale convention meets in this city tomor-
row Daniel w LawIer of ST. Paul is in
the lead for governor.
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WICHITA HOSPITAL.

Regular monthly business meeting %
board OF directors today 10 the hospital
parIors. Al neea bers please b. preseat.
aIEs LAURA LYTLE Secretary.
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3F ToIHf % FIrW.
''Cpson Do-nss l. very fast, isn't
her
His tailor says not Says hes very
slovg v-Puek
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BOTH SIDES CLAIMING VICTORY AT
HOMESTEAD.
The Amalgamated Association Lead
ers ExhOrting the Wavering
W0rkmen to Stand Firm.
The Trainmen Refuse to Aid the Steel
Workers Through Fear of Losing Their
Own Positions as Result.

a Committee of the LOcked-0ut Employees
Allowed to go Through the Home
stead Plant-A Large Number of
Non -Unionists at Work-Col-
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rest-Ths Coal Greek
Miners-Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-03
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