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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-28
New Advertisements.
OYSTERS AT $50 A QUART.

Fresh opened small Oysters 35c a quart.
Fresh opened P. R. Oysters 4Oc a quart.
Fresh Cape CLANS csc a quart.
w. o. Greeley will sell Oysters at the above
prices until further notice. He also carries
the best line of fish of any dealer in town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-28
DO you WANT A BOY.

To work in your store or to teach him a
trade. A steady and faithful boy about Is
years old wants such a place. Can you help
him ? Inquire at this office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-28

The above word is the name of a certain
species of tobacco plant grown on the Island
of Cuba, which is admitted by all expert
judges to be the finest variety of that weed
in existence: From this very choice quality
of tobacco the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-28

Castoria cures Colo, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrh9a, Erucation, kills Worms,
gives sleep, and promotes digestion, without
injurious medication.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A TRAIN TRAGEDY.

ARDMoRE, l. f., Nov. "A blood )
tragedy occurrsd This morning on the Santa
Fe passenger train between hero and
Gainesville, Tex, in which one deputy
marshal and a negro, passengers OH the
train, were killed The tragedy took
place in the half of the com bination
smoking Car which Is reserved for pegroes.
travelling four negroes and three United
States deputy aarssa!s, named Smith,
Armstrong au3 Booker. One OF the De-
grocs remarked in an offensive manner
that tsist pertion OF fbe Car was reserved
for negroes. and that he would like to
know "a nat business white uT-n bad in IL.
Deputy Marshal Smith replied that white
men couid ride where they pleased and
supplemented the remark with m cath
which sugered he negrecs.
Smith was riding ia front of the negro
and rose 10 20 sacA 1o the other cousy,a IT.
HleaIt OF the car. Tie negro who started
the quarrel evidently thuught hat tie
deputy was about TO attack him. and
drawing revolver, shot snm m through tits
heart, killing him ifisisisI!y. Iui naed rat es y
SeBersl battle betweea ,ae wbif-S asd
blacks cnsued, in which n large nunst,er of
shoss were fired on ,v' Ii side &ten the
melee came TO AN eud IL was found fia~t
the negro who bad sBot Smith had him.
self bseu shot and slIiea u ken the tr.iu
arrived hare ali sfIo-~ concerned ia the
affair were arrested ae t5as.is cazIssa
tise greatest excitement sFnssg tsse rsasssn-
gers. The negro Sasssi las not Desa
fGrGt5fl~s!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A TALE OF WOE
The Omaha Platform Almost Reualed BY {
Democratic Screed.

NEW YORK, Noy. An address to the
people of the United States was issued
by the Democratic national committee to-
day. It says:
1.-THE presidential campaign will coon
end, and it is right and necessary that we
should now say a few words to you. Thers
is no man, woman or child in the United
States who is not affected by our tariff
laws. They enter into and regulate the
expenses of the daily life of every indi-
viduaL. Since 1860 less than 600 men in
this country have been, by means Of the
individual or corporate wealth under their
control, the masters of our tariff system
Their power has been sufficient TO enforce
the continuance and increase in
lime of peace of the taxes
on the necessaries of life originally i'm
posed in time of war only becahse of the
actual needs of the government. These
few men have accumulated fortunes un-
eGualed In any European state, and have set
an example OF prodigality aud luxury to
the world. The masses of the people who
toll In the fields, or gain bread in tue rural
districts or iu towns and cities by the la
Dor of their brains and hands, struggle on
wsarlly, locking TO your united action for
relief. You know that this class controls
aud uses the government. 1t is band of
monyed men combined for sordid pur-
poses, and actually ruling the Republican
party. It's method of operation is intimi-
dation of wOrkmen and the corrupt use OF
money.
In no country in the whole world in
which the people have the right to vote
has the purpose to carry au election by the
use of money been more plainly shown.
The enormous snmS gathered in broad day
light from contributing thousands, the
Character of the men who are openly select
ed to put this money where, in their vulgar
speech, 1t Will do the most good, and the
prostitution of the public service to the
lowest political work--are daily seen by all
men. You will not remain passive specta-
tors to this scheme. The people of the
state ef New York. remembering the high
character and public services OF
Grover Cleveland, and knowing
that his election is certain
guarantee OF wis-r. purer and better gov
ernment, will rally TO his support. He
Will win an overwhelming victory in his
we'll beloved state. The farmers of Indi-
ana. cheated more than once by the base
methods which are being used once agaiu
Co control that state; the substantial yeo-
nSnry OF New Jersey. justly irritsted at
eue attempt TO defeat their will by the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
THE RIVAL HEADQUARTERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4--Chairman Carter
and all the other members of the Republic
can national executive committee were at
their headquarters early this morning and.
with their staff of assistants, at once
plunged into work. They expressed de-
termination to let 40 lack Of vigilance Mt
the eleventh hour place their prospects in
jeopardy. Necessarily the work in which
they were engaged was one mainly of de-
tail. but OF important detail. The field on
which the contest with the Democratic
forces is to be made on Tuesday next is Il
broad one. aud from all Quarters of it re-
ports were constantly arriving. To many
of these reports it was necessary to give
decisive reply instantly, rs many lieuten-
ants awaited the order of thei- chiefs The
vigilance they have kept is maintained aud
will be maintained until the campaign
that is now nearing its close hourly has
ended.
The work by the Democratic national
committee during the remaining three
DAYS of the campaign will be chiefly in the
states of Connecticut, West Virginia, In-
diana, Alabama and Virginia Iustruc-
tious have been sent out from the Demo-
cratic headquarters to the chairmen of the
state committees in these states, warning
them to be on the alert and not to relax
their vigilance any where for moment
until the votes are counted next Tuesday
night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
THE ABORIGINES.

Workmen have discovered near
Charlottesville, Ind, an old cem-
etry from which they have IL
ready taken out nearly 80 skele-
tons IN an excellent sGate Of pres
eryation. The .hadies had oil
been buried in a sitting position
with their hands rsised and nc
ing the west. Some Of the men
must have been 7 feet high and
it is believed that they are the
remains of the Mound Builders
who occupied that country before
the advent of the Indians. A
great many people believe that
the Indian possessed great skill
in the concoction Of remedies
from roots and bark. The Fact is,
the Indian Doctors perform their
cures by incantations and noise and
effects, to drive off the evil spirit
or devil, The medicine was TAX
en- not by the patient, but by the
doctor himself. Indians die from
contagious diseases, to an extent un-
known among white people. Ma
laria is fatal with them; whole
tribes have been swept away by
it. The best remedy for the
stomach and bowels is contained
in the Laxative Gum Drops;
remedy that is perfectly safe and
perfectly certain. These gum
drops contain no taste of medi-
cine. 1t contains neither poison
nor narcotics. GET them OF any
dealer. Small boxes 10 cents,
large size 25 cents.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.
Peoria IN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
POLITICAL POINTS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. THE largest Re-
publican meeting held thus tar this cana
paign at Ligonier was addressed today by
Postmaster General Wanamaker Not
less than 1900 people were in attendance.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 4-Ex-Governor
Campbell OF Ohio addressed large au-
dience here this evening on the ISSUES of
the campaign. He received an enthusiastic
reception.
STEUBENvILLE. O., Nov. 4.-Secretary
Charles Foster made the final speech Of
the Republican campaign in this county
in this city tonight Secretary Foster
spoke for more than an hour in his char
acteristic ann effective manner.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. IA large
audience gathered in Alhambra hall this
evening and listened to Hon. w. Bourke
Cochran speak on the issues of the day.
WHEELING, w. Va. Nov 4.-Secretary
of War Eikins tonight expressed himself
much encouraged with the outlook in
West Virginia. He declared that he had
no doubt of the reelection of Harrison.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Chauncey NJ.
Depew addressed the Republicans of
Yonkers, Westchester county, tonight. He
predicted Republican success next Tues
day.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. Nov f. - The
Democrats OF this city held ratification
meeting ut the opera house this evening,
the principal speaker being Governor
Flower.
Is your blood poor? Take BEECHAM's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
NED CHRISTIE KILLED.

NEIL Af11io TX NtlIGO.
TAHLFQUAH, l. T., Nov. Med Chris
tie, the notorious outlaw who killed Dan
Naples, "a United States officer, year ago,
is dead. He WAS surrounded about day
light yesterday morning by sixteen men
led by United States Deputy Msnhais
Dick Bruno and A. G. White. The pres
ence of the officers was entirely unknown
TO Christie until about sunrise, when
Archie Wolf, one nf CHRISTIE 3 scoInpanions,
came out Of the cabin where Cbristie hat
fortified himself. He was ordered to sur
render, but the only reply he gave was n
shower Of bullets, none OF which. however,
took effect. The FIRE Was returned and he
was severely wounded. He managed to
get back into the house, however, and
then began an ali-dsy's battle, i'll which
neither side suffered any damage.
Late in the evening tue officers resorted
to dynamite, and succeeded in blowing
down part OF the house and setting fire TO
ths ruins. While the blaze was at its
.hercest Christie Was seen TO emerge from
under the floor. he started TO run, but
was ordered to halt He did not stop, and
was riddied with bullets. mu.iiating him
terribly, and bringing him to the earth.
He tried 10 rgain. tils feet, but .anohter
volley seIJied vim.
The officers turned their attention to he
Ourniug puhtlinS ana GiSeuseFeu 1nAEiic
Hare trying 10 escape. He was terribly
burned, but was able TO run. He WAS AR
rested Tue body of Wolf, who had been
wounded early in the morning, was burned
10 crisp 1T the buiiiing, WHICH WAS en-
tireiy Consumed The females OF Christie's
family were allowed to retreat ut the be-
ginning of the tight. The body OF Christie
WAS takeu te Fort Smith.
During Chrstie's career OF lawiessness
he had killed TWO tienfify tpHrSb8is nuQ
three Cherokee Indians, and had wounde!
three other deputies aud over dozen las .
abiding citizens. For the last SIX years he
had remained at his fortified cabin. where
he met his death yesterday, tefying sli at
tempts to capture him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL MJLIER.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4-Attorney Gener-
al Mil Ter delivered an address before z, 600
people at Monticello this afternoon, among
which was large representation Of Dem
ocrats. The attorney generals address
was strong and complete showing of the
achievements of the Harrison administra-
tion. Ia speaking OF the president Mr..
Miller said:
"Of the manner in which he has main
tained the dignity and honor of the nation
and the rights of its people abroad; of
the general policy of his administration in
domestic affairs; of the character of his
state papers; OF the quality of his political
appointments; Of his fidelity to personal
aud party Pledges and, in the execution
of all the laws, his astonishing grasp of
all questions arising III every department
of the government-in short. of the head
of the admins, ration Il shall not speak.
He needs no spokesman, either in or out
of his cabinet. The country has. think.
learned that Benjamin Harrison eau SPEAK
and act tor himself,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The following cir.
cular was today issued from the RepubL-
can national headquarters:
There have come to the Republican
committee from various sources inti-
nations that the reserve crop Of campaign
lies for issuance On the day before election
Is very prolific and unusually sensational.
Articles are to pc published presenting
what purports 10 be facts from all the
western states, for publication In the
east, and the reverse for publication ia the
west, when too late to be contradicted.
that shall have the intended effect at the
last moment of influencing the large
number OF men who are always willing
and anxious to be on the winning side
They are to claim everything in the east
and to give over the west bodily to tho
Weaver vote. Carefully prepared tables
viii be published, that shall apparently
prove these assertions and demonstrate
that the election of Cleveland is berond
question.
Republicans all over the land should
he prepared for just this line OF action.
They should ciscredit all claims not based
upon sure information, and the more SEN
sational the stories the more they should
be discredited. The lrish-A mericap vote
Is to have their careful consideration, and
roorbackS o. the most sensational char
Rcter are to be published. The sentiment
of race is to be worked for all it is worth,
and several prominent Irish Americans,
who are as firmly Republicans as the head
of the ticket himself, will be quoted as
having at the last moment turned to the
apostle OF English interests and deserted
protection and honest money for the false
gods of free trade and wildcat currency.
BE on your guard, Believe only that
yUh 1nh rso ant witt
accompanied by unimpeachable testi-
mony, and do not change the conviction
that has come by honest thought, but vote
as your conscience dictates aud as you be-
lieve to be right. You have the assurance
of this committee, based upon confidential
and reliable information from all over the
country, that the nominees of the Repub-
lican party will be elected by constitu-
tional majority that shall be beyond all
question:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A DIAMOND RoaaFeY.

OMAHA, Noy. l. - osr1ssg F11sssry was
con- nai11ea tEss Il .ia fsu<ss Osrsaha TO
Missouri Faller this evening by
Izsaskesi desperate. TIE victim =: ;ise
robbery - " g. Pollock, representing $
New YORK jesrelry Louss. Tie foDssery
occurred 5u.; issyssad Cslstersia Jancsls,Hs.
la. Af.sr Le Stain had got Gnfier isssd.
way sss ss AHswa se.p@Ts0s 6r.w eur
sssa b~-ac HTSssz on ~ lock, rsse bst1sSs
fs&1Gg efsrek "a hss aFHis. after Sa8c8 Il.
ss.sfsfs a rush a; hluI saG h~-xl b us ia ter
rigs- rgazufer = bous lae head and sar- X.
sssSGreti s~aassse ess-~ wss.cz Ps.secx s~ys
eoss:a5s.5 about sl5.Ip5 gogth % dla-
inoaas- Alter s<-cSSfo@ shsss hs jumps.
from TIE train sfss. ifSssS Tor tae timer
P,siocg - here - sac &asi%F1 aeses is
badly clsnpsest-sf ccusssssss. sifaea.n
teas c4 Ae- Hoxssfss ssx s@fAl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A. e, STEVENSON.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 4-Mr. Stevenson, the
Democratic candidate for vice president,
arrived here this evening. After short
stay at the hotel, where he received many
prominent Democratic politicians of the
city and state, lie left for Belleville. Ills.
arriving there at $50 O'Clock. There he
found a tremendous outpouring of Demo-
Gratis from ST. Clair and all the surround
ing Illinois counties. Mr.. Stevenson was
met at the depot and escorted by process.
sion to the city park, where the paraGers
swelled the already large throng of audi
tors to truly magnificent proportions.
The speakers, in addition to Mr.. Steven
son, were General John G. Black, Demo
cratic candidate for congressman t-iarse;
w. S. Forman. the Democratic candidate
in the Eighteenth Illinois district; J. n
Perrin, William r. Morrison and Joseph
Il. Gill. The rally was one OF the largest
ever held ia southern Illinois.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
IRISH REPUBLICANS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The Irish. Ameri-
can Republican club meeting in Cooper
union tonight brought forth plenty OF en-
thusiasm. Patrick Egan. minister 10
Chill. was the drawing card but besides
him Ex-Coagressman John r. Finerty OF
Chicago ami john Brennon of Iowa were
speakers. The meeting was opened by
General Dennis Bourke, who, in few
complimentary remarks concerning Mi q
lister Egan, introduced that gentleman as
chairman of the meeting
Mr. Egsu. in his speech. thanked the
audience for their American welcome, and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
MlseoluaI DEMOCRATS.

ST. LoUIs, New. --Tae SECRETARY of she
Democratic state committee emp!iaiieaiiy J
coutradicts the telegram seat ont from
Jefferson City on Wednesday night thai
tie state conmittee had completed the
work OF polling the state. and that Colo
mel Store would havc majority Of q, e[s3
in the state
Oar rsturns from polling tae s.ase = be
said, ''oniy iuc!ude about oae-Aalf of tie
counties. and w.sife the result is llaaay
Sal ssfAcsory L. ta@ state eaaarsEr.e The
committee has given 0uE no figure. n kat-
ever. Tue plurality for the s.sttsSnsl aasi
state tickets will be ample. isHs furi t-r
tcan this tAe state coas.sitree has tsCss sss3-
tanned Il proper basis 10 EnaAe at author
isAilye statement p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
MINNESOTA CLAIMS.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Nov. 4-Tne Republi-
can state committee claims that he state
will give Harrison plurality of % 900 Oh
five electors and Nelson a plurality for
governor Of $4,000 They claim also that
the four Harrison electors Will best the
four fusion electors from 5000 to S Ce0
votes. The Democrats, however. are not
backward in making claims. They SAY
ti5at Cleveland will carry st. Paul by
1000 aud MInnea potis by 0co: that the
foar fusion electors will win by IL, coo. that
tee five Cleveland electors have u fair
cdancr OF winning; that Lawler Viii be
elected governor, ami hat tl4e iegisIai are
will have certain fusion majority OF al
least ten.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A GRuDGE SETTLED.

HERMITAGE, Mo, Nov. 4-rhis evening" &
Sid Paxton aud Ira Quigg became engaged
in difficulty at Wheatland. which re
suited III Quigg heing shot several timer.
from the effects OF which he died in "a few
minutes. There has been bad blood be
tween the men for some time. on account
OF alleged insults to Paxtoi:'s wife made
by Quigg and today when they met the
difficulty was renewal, and Paxton com
menced shooting. Paxton was arrested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
THE LONDON SCANDAL

LONDON, Nov. 4-The jury in the cele-
bTated Leader Smytte case today ret urned
a verdict awarding ESQ damages to Mrs..
Leader. THIS WIS the conclusion Of AN
action for damages Tor sisnder against
Major General Gibbons Sznyth. The latter
charged that Mrs. Leader while on a visit
10 his house, stole a brooch belonging 10
Mrs SmyIn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov IA blue sky
and moonlight, succeeding the rain and
gloom of the afternoon. cheered the Jersey
City Democrats to give rousing welcome
to ex-President Cleveland at the Oakland
rink and at the rooms of the Hudson Dem
ocratic society this evening. The rink
was handsomely decorated. Three thou
sand men rushed into tho auditorium
when the doors were opened. Mr. Cleve-
land rode to the rink with Senator Nc
Pherson, and the audience cheered for five
minutes after their entrance. Upon being
introduced Mr.. Cleveland spoke at length
upon the tariff question. He was warmly
applauded. Senator Mcpherson also
smoke
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
REGISTRATION FRAUDS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Judge MARITIME de
voted today TO election and false registra.
tion cases. Four men, who had been ar
rested by Chief Inspector Mclaughlin.
were before him. Two of them, George
Holland and William Green (colored)
from Harlem, had in the police court plead
not guilty, but yesterday when State De-
tective Jackson presented himself before
them they wilted and said that they
wanted to change the plea to guilty, in
order to gain the mercy of the court. This
afternoon Judge MARITIME sentenced Hol.
land and Green to two years in the peni-
tentiary. The judge scored them, but de-
clared that the man who had induced them
TO violate the law WAS more deserving OF
punishment.
The trial of John Kearney and John n.
Griffin, alleged lieutenants of Marty
and THE Allen" in the business of col
onizing voters in the new assembly dis
tricts, was next called by Judge MARITIME
The men were shown to have been i'm
plicated. kearney admitting the charge.
Griffin was arraigned for sentence and
Judge MARITIME sentenced him to three
years and ten months imprisonment at
hard labor in Sing Sing. kearney was re-
marded for sentence until Monday. when
ne will probably be discharged as reward
Tor testlfying against Griffin.
The dwellers of RandalPs island. "about
forty in number" as runs the United
States grand jury's Indictment against
them for alleged false registration. were
admitted tie bail in the sum of 81 900 each
before Judge Benedict this afternoon
William Brown was arraigned before
Commissioner Shields today, charged with
colonizing voters at a house at No. 35
East Twelfth street. It was at this house
that John Leech and others were arrested
for alleged illegal registration. Brown
owns the house in question. He denied the
charge. ana was admitted to bail
The committee of Democratic lawyers
appointed at a meeting of the Tammany
leaders to look after the interests of DEM
ocrats arrested by the federal officers be-
fore and on election day has sent a COM
munication to Supervisor Davenport, the
gist of the letter being in this paragraphs:
"As you can as well execute your war
rants for illegal registration now as on
election day, we have to request that you
forthwith issue and execute any warrants
you may intend to issue for illegal regstra-
tion, In order that An electOr entitled to his
discharge shall receive the same in time to
cast his vote"
From Newburg, on the Hudson, comes
the Intelligence that in the First ward in
that city eighteen paupers have been regis
tered. They are inmates of the almshouse
In that district. An application
was made to Judge Brown to have their
names stricken from the registry list, and
he ordered the names of all but four to be
off.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05

PARIS. Nov s-1rs Deacon has sprung
another seusation. by &ss4sctiag her c.lilG
from = convent. he sDfucssoss took
pace Immediately a.gsr tie aeolsion o.
br court - her su6I fov divorce Ts.
court AWARDED the custody of the child 10
sir D-acou- Ar~. DRAGON arrived at the
conye'st a.sefsa 81 ave D=~~. ~ascn wss
tTousht 10y her husband few moments
after n.s wife lad Eairi1i4y driven amay
w3l1 TIE enid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
BORDER sRiGAkDS

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nor. 4-The Garza
revolution sts who save not get been cap
tured By the federal authorities have or
gan zed them selves iato a band OF brig
ausi-, and committing snsay dcpreesa-
lions upon the people in the nDprp.cred
sections of tise border. Capc#IH Doufk
in command of FSrl Rihg1ia, states THAI !;
IS urgent hat The Iexas fseas:isr be better
protected by I,.!tes. states sosGs-rs