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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-14
Tre CANADIAN CANALS

MONTREAL, Aug' l3-The Dominion
cabinet met here today. Nearly the " hole
day was occupied IN the consideration of
the matter OF canal tolls, and what asiion
should lie taken by Canada 20 avoid -
ialiation By the Uuiled States The whole
subject was fully discussed, and decision
was reached. " hen tbe meeting .ss
over Premier Abbott said that an Official
statement would be g.vea oCt oa MoadAy.
The Assoc ased Press representative
learned. however, on the tesi authority.
thst TIE GoyeTuuens dec2drd r. make
PROPOSE ION 20 the United states
goversraeut. assuring i that Casa
da was 63ssraus ot baT5rg the
must friendly relations. aBd tAs;. r.
order 70 avoid ali difficulties. the Tebales
GA grain passing thr0agh tae - Lawrene-
canal would be Withdrawn 81 tie esd %
the present ssas5n d navigation Al
effcri will then le mace 70 have confer
e8ce between the "a . governments, - ibgs
al differences fusv be al 5zsted
Canals s HHZl0gs - asssesse tae nsfec
States. Rl1 ~ ie= ssrze tafn< 50 ESt f1st2y
toysEs. Tise grsia nsen = ku h4fs .asss rcs-
iT1eAs ior - sEesz.-l sS1ss-s
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DRAGOONlNG WON'T DO.

Not with the liver. Violent cholago-
CUES, like calomel and blue pill, admins
tered in "heroic" or excessive doses, as
they often are. will not permanently re-
store the activity Of the great hepatlc or
gan. and are productive of much mischief
10 the system generally. Institute a
be1ltbful reform, II inactivity of the liver
exists, with HVstejter's Stomach Bitters.
which insure "a regular discharSs Of the
secretive function of the liver. and pro
notes due actiCn OF the bswels without
gripping or weakening them. The dis
comfort aud tenderness 10 the right side,
nausea, far upon the tongue, yeliowuess
of the skin and eyebsiis, sOurusss Of the
breath and SEX headache. which char.
acteriZe chronic biliousDess, disappear.
and isgestion-always iuterfersd with bY
DiIiOusness-resums its former activity
The Bltters snBiniiates ualariai com
plants, rheumatism. kidney troubie, and
Is promoter of healthfuf repOse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-14
THE HOMESTEAD TROUBLE.
An Address TO the Public in Behalf of the
Workmen.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. 13-The execu-
tive council of the American Federation of
Labor reached Homestead at noon and
was received by the advisory committee,
holding short conference with that body.
President Samuel Gompers stated that
after the mass meeting this afternoon the
council would return to Pittsburg and
prepare statement for the public, if time
permit. So far as he could learn the out
look for victory for the men was good.
PfrTsBURG, Pa. Aug. l3-Ths confer
ence between the Amalgamated associa-
tion and the executive council of the
American Federation of Labor ended this
evening. They issued a statement, which
is addressed to the American public.
Seldom III the history of cur country, "
says the statement, have we wit messed
the lines of battle so clearly drawn upon
the field of labor as is now witnessed at
Homestead. The Carnegie Steel company,
one OF the most gigatlc monopolieS OF the
age, has undertaken 10 reduce the wages
of its employees from 10 to 30 per cent. In
their desperation and avarice they brought
300 armed Pinkerton detectives TO Home
stead to invade the homes of the men who
created the millions that the Carnegies
now possess. Under cover of the Pinker-
tOuSt hAS 6DuedNOTSl 10 intro
duce pauperized and degraded set Of
laborers TO supplant our fellow American
workmen. So many false statements have
been published as to the cause for which
the men are so nobly contendins; their
conduct during the struggle, the present
situation and their prospects of victory,
that we feel called upon To issue this state
ment TO the American public.
1t Is not true that the men are receiy-
ing the high wages generally supposed: nor
40 large number own homes. We have
made ii careful investie cation and find that
just before the lockout there were S.24l
men employed in the mills. OF this mum
Der there were Is whose wages
averaged - so per day; &c averaged be-
tween IS and s. per day; "a averaged from
81 TO S. per day; !, Ia averaged from Sl.6S
10 81 % per day. aud i .625 received Ii cents
per hour, or less We hna that from
3 to 10 per cent own their homes aud that
about Is per cent more have Their homes
under mortgage The remainder of them
pay rent. and number of them have been
evIcted by the Carnegies. 1t is not true
that the men are only defending the wages
of the higher-priced workmen; il Is IL de
fense OF the Il cents per hour men as much
g. any others that the Homestead work
Mea are making their gallunt tigGt.
Notwithstanding the 10ct thal the mill
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THE IRON HALL

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 13.-It is generally
believed here tonight that the suit asking
for a receiver for the Order of the Iron
Hall will be compromised. Just before
court convened this morning to resume the
hearing of evidence in the suit, the attor-
neys for the two sides held consultation
They afterwards refused to divulge the ma
ture of it and would only say that it was
secret conference not for the public. The
plaintiff Daniel Kneff1er, intimated that
it was movement to effect a compromise,
which was all that could be learned.
After the conference, Executive Commit
teeman l. w. Sayer, of Philadelphia, was
put on the witness stand. His testimony
was not important. The court adjourned
until Monday.
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ASlATiC CHOLERA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1S.-That chol-
era is now here is officially admitted. A
report just issued shows that there were
154 cases of the disease and thirty-one
deaths from it in this city between Aug.
and II. Thus far only the working
people have been attacked by the scourge.
They passively resist the sndeayors of the
tion of their dwellings. The sanitary reg
ulations are being enforced with unprece-
dented strictness. Some of the residents
have already left or are preparing to leave
the CITY
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A FALSE ALARM.

OsTEND, Belgium, Aug. 13.-An ordinary
sardine box filled with gunpowder was ex-
ploded today under the window of cafe.
At least this is the statement Of the police
as to the cause of the injury to two per-
sons who were near. Their hands and
faces were burned. According To the po-
lice, the explosion was undoubtedly the
work of mischievous boys, who thought
they would startle the people in the cafe
by their trick. The affair had nothing
whatever to do with dynamite or dyna-
miters, though exaggerated reports were
sent out that dynamite had been exploded
with serious results
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ALEcHEeous Tramp

HADLET, Mass. Aug ia tramp
named Mcdonald attempted to ou;rag.
Mis- Louise P.liiser this AFTERNOON about
a mile from town, while On ber way home
from work Ia Northampton. The girl's
screams were heard by men working 10
the i1sld aud the tramp was capfgrsd after
a lively chase. he Has 1REea - fbe home
1f the girl 70 De identified. While fhsTs
tAe crowd placed = rop~ aroun9 bis neck.
dragged blm to tree 4Ed woBi1 EaTs
hanged hitn bat for ths interference q
John Acf5TAtb. he tramp was tksn
placed 10 jail
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HOOSIER ROODI ERS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug l3--The Journal
this morning prints "A page of alleged rot
tonness in township government in In
diana, Shelby county being the center OF
the fraudulent transactions. George II.
Ray of Shelbyville, the journal says, by
selling supplies for ten times tbe.r value
and By issuing bogus paper, has prodted
many thousands OF dollars. Ii is said that
S35, 600 in bogus paper has already turned
up aud much more will come to light.
The paper says that in many townships
there are traces of rottenness, but the bulk
of ii is confined to four towush. ps-C tica,
Washington. Liberty and Hendricks.
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THE KANSAS CANVASS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 13.-The Republi,
can state central committee this morning
announced the places at which the open
ing rallies will be held, as follows: First
district, Holton; Second, Ottawa; Thir1,
Chanute; Fourth, Emporia; Fifth, Salina;
Sixth, Beloit; Seventh, Hutchinson. The
opening rallies two years ago were fall
ures on account of imperfect arrange
ments. This year no speakers will be an
nounced until they have pledged them
selves by letter to attend. Only conditional
arrangements can be made for A. w.
Smith, on account of the serious illness of
his son.
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IDAHO RIOIERS SENTENCED.

Boise CITY, Idaho, Aug, 13.-Judge
Beatty today passed sentence upon five
more of the Occur d'Alene rioters, held
for contempt. Thomas O'Brien, president
of the miners union, was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail under his first
conviction. Sentence for his offenses in
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan case was
suspended. Four others were each sent
enced to six months
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ElELniS VISION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. I3 - General
Field, vice presidential candidate on the
Peoples party ticket, passed through here
today. To an Associated Press reporter
the general spoke enthusiastically. claim
ing that his party would break up the
solid north, the solid south. the solid
Grand Army of the Republic and the solid
negro vote. Said the general:
I'VE will carry every state west Of the
Missouri river, viz. Colorado. Nebraska,
Kansas, Nevada, Wyoming. Washington,
Caliiornia, Montana, North Dakota AID
South Dakota Tnen we viii carry one
third o. the electoral vote III Michigan
lows IS doubtful but General Weaver,
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THF DEAD sElLoe.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. la-Tts remains
o: Charles Rizgis. The murdered boat
swaiu's mate q the CBitsd STATES cruiser
BaltIrnOr~ Iay ia state under the llbsrf y
bell Ia Indcpe udsacs hall tsis aftsrnooa.
and were gazed upoa By thousands u hls
fellow cgt.zsns. 1be threng Was permit
ta9 20 pass ia shortly af.sg n0oa. sud until
o'ei0ek this sTsaiug n sCgniluaoua strsssa
fgrsi Decorations -efs pJfnerpas assI sz.
psasiye. The igterrDsa. takes pl.cz to
morrow.
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PEORIA. Ills, Aug. IS The fast train
on the Chicago. burlington and Qaluey.
which leaves here a. 800 O'Clock. Wa
wrecked three miles from the depot By
the front trucks Of the locomotive jump
ing the track The engine was completely
wrecked The ears all left the track. bat
were not badly smashed up EOginevr
Boone was killed and EiTernan Maxwell
received Internal iBjnries. lie saved the
train By putting % the sir. SOns Of the
passengers were injured, tboa&h al we're
badly shaken up. Il - believed tEz. bOTs'
placiug a spike oD - rail 70 see tls sBgins
uIash it caused the accident.
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CAMPAIGN FUNDS.

NEW YORK. Aug. I3.-The World tomor-
row, in a douhle-leaded editorial, will say,
in part:
Tomorrow we shall lay the foundation
of western Democratic campaign fund,
to be built up hy popular subscriptions. Il
will be a national fund Already we have
sought and obtained the cooperation of
four Of the most potent Democratic
journals IN the country"
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BEEcHAA's PLLA all ,zve socser's tl.l.
4 eAIs Wsa.

MEWPHfs, Terra. Auz q -Tbs yrsa.es.
rate war ever kDo--r sri0ng .hs soathsrs
rsiiroads ha@ tsses conltHaEees8. ae Ms1n-
Dlss passgngrr ss~crfaf5g1 has virtually
collapsed aa9 = the futur- it VIII -
aasbt 10 a fnisn fs7 has5asss among the
tTank lines. AZ rgasis have AnpeaBess a
frdactloa ia fares q EiSg1s uzss-shsF1 70
eastern 1o.E4ts
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A DiTcHED PULLMAN

CLINTON, Ia, Aug. l&-As a special pas
senger train of nine cars loaded with
knights Tempiars, returning east from
Denver, was nearing the city on the Chica-
80 and Northwestern this noon, one sleep
ing car rolled down twenty-foot embAuk
ment aud two others left the track.
Strangely enough, no Que was killed.
though fourteen We're hurt, one of whom,
Reuben Busei OF Hazelton, Pa, is proba-
bly, fatally Injured.
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BUTCHERED BY ARABS.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-A dispatch received
this evening from San Paul de Loanda
states that the Arabs have annihilated the
Corgo state forces stationed at Benlakam-
bar. at the confluence of the Lualaba and
kassan rivers. Commander Hollister was
captured by the Arabs, who subjected him
TO torture for three days, after which he
was beheaded
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- paEe-n-.I-

Looy LAKE. =. T.. Asz. lz.-The As~.s-
rlsted Press eorrss 2snsieat cslie4 npoa
t.ss1tefaut Psrker today Aaa ssksi
him eu1esTaaz s1s report thai Press-
deaf Esrrtsca would fske tSs stusup 70
tie costAwest. Hs re9.aeg. '+Ths gTssl
s:sns has 10 sszea ps2a SIR HaFrisos Il
agE WORKING "a his seE.eF sf saerg.zze-
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FRENCH TANSY WAEERS

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful irregularities, and will remove
all distractions 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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KANSAS POLITlCEL NOTES

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. Aug i3-fbe Re
pubicans Of the Fitty-second rspresenta-
tive district met here today aud nominated
J. II. Gilliland, a farmer and ssoek-Faiser.
for the legislature
ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Aug. l3 The
Cowley county Peoples party met here to-
day and nominated L II King for STATE
senator; o. II. Fuller. district CLERK; Mrs
J. II. Brady, county superintendent, G..
W. Scott. county attorney. an X 4.
AanEss, probate !1dss
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan. Aug. 13. 1892.

EATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Aug. Is. 1892
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair, with nearly stationary temperature
Sunday and Monday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was go. the lowest 66',
and the mean S1o, with a thunderstorm
and high winds about $3.50 p. m. Rainfall
Al inch. Highest velocity of the wind "a
miles per hour from northeast at 3:45
p. m.
For the past four years the average
temperature fer the month of August
has been 76e. and for the 18th day SO.
FRED L. JoHNsoN,SObserver.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-The forecast till
Sp. m. Sunday:
Missouri - Fair, except showers in
western Missouri; warmer in western por-
tion; winds shifting to southerly.
Kansas-Fair, preceded by showers in
eastern portion; warmer in eastern por-
ton; sonth winds.
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the head OF the ticket, is from that state.
and our chances are good"
OF the southern states the general said
that his party would carry North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama.
Texas, probably Tennessee and very prob
ably Arkansas. He also declared that
Governor Buchanan, the present Demo
cratic executive of Tennessee, would run
as an independent candidate for governor.
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HOAR 10 RESIGN.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Aug. i3-The
Mercury viii anaouBce tomorrow that
United States Senator George ioar viii
resign his seat upon the reassembiDg OF
ccngresS.
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THE DENVER FUNERAL

WILMINGToN, O., Aug. lS.-The funeral
services OF the late General James Denver,
who died this week st Washington, D {. /,
were held here today. There WAS large
attendance of naonie at the funeral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-14
PURE AND WHOLESOME QUALITY


Commends to public approval the Califor-
MIA liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs.
1t is pleasant to the taste and 5y acting
gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels to
cleanse the system effectually, it promotes
the health and comfort of all who use it,
and with millions it is the best and only
remedy.
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GROVER STILL WRITING.

NEW YORK, Aug. BE. P. Gleason, a
glass manufacturer of Green Point, Long
Island, recently sent a letter signed by
several hundred of his employees to Grover
Cleveland, congratulating him on his nom-
ination to the presidency. Mr.. Gleason
yesterday received the following reply:
"GRAY GABLES,
"BUZzARDs BAY, Mass, Aug. IL.
"Mr. f. P. Gleason:
DEAR SIR-Accept my thanks for your
congratulations on my nomination for the
presidency and for your earnest pledge of
support. While this is most gratifying to
me, | must confess that | am dOuby
touched because the letter which accom-
panies yours is signed by the employees in
the works, rendering their congrat ulations
and expressing their confidence and re-
gard. | am more than pleased with this
manifestation on their part, because it
furnishes strong evidence and support for
my contention that our fellow citizens
wno earn their living by daily toll are
quick to appreciate the merits OF a lues-
ton involving their interests and the good
of the country wnen presented for their
consideration. l should like to express
TO them directly the encourage
ment and satisfaction which their letter
affords, but not knowing precisely how
this shall be done, l hope that you will
convey to them my Acknowledgements.
Hoping that the faith and confidence
which you and they express is not mis-
placed, and assuring you and them of the
determination to follow steadiastly the
course marked out for my political guild
ance. | am, very truly, yours,
GROVER CLEvELAND"
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TAUBENECK'S 'SLATEST.

eek OF the Peoples party executive COM
mittee received letter this morning from
Hon. Paul Vandervoore of Nebraska, ex-
commander of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, stating that John NJ. ThurstOH had
taken the stump in the interest OF the
Peoples party. and is now making a tour
OF that state in behalf of General Van
Wyck, the Peoples party candidate for
governor I'VE have Nebraska in our
vest pocket,n said Mr.. Taubeueck, ''sud
the Democrats are so confident of that
fact that they will not put up State
ticket l have this Information direct
from Governor Boyd, who has the reputa-
ton OF knowing what he Is talking about. y
Mr.. Tauheheck has sent to Indiana for
Judge Gresham's original letter recently
referred 10 in these dispatches, and prom
ises a further statement when he re-
ceIyes IL
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GRESHAM'S DENIAL.
The Judge to Make no Political Speeches
during the Campaign.

THOMPSON, Conn, Aug 13-Judge Wal
ter q Gresham and wife are here. This
afternoon Judge Gresham made state
ment to reporter that he would deliver
no speeches during this campaign. He
was questioned concerning the statement
given to the press recently by Chairman
Taubeneck of the Peoples party at St.
Louis to the effect that he had concluded
to take the stump in the interest of the
third party, and would make an opening
speech at Indianapolis the latter part of
this month. The judge said that the state
meut was made without authority, and
that he should make no political speeches
during the campaign. The judge was
asked TO give his views on the political
situation. but answered that he did not
wish to discuss the subject. When asked
concerning the truth of the statement in
which Chairman Stoll claimed that the
judge would take the stump, Judge
Gresham replied that he did not know Mr.
Stoll and he had had no communication
with him, and that bis first answer covered
his reply as 10 the contents of the Indian
apolis dispatch. He declined TO discuss
the platform and principles of the Peoples
party.
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JUDGE GRESHAM NOT TO TAKE THE
STUMP FOR WEAVER,
The Recently Published..Sta tC
That Effect Without FOun-
dation in Fact.
Chairman Taubeneck Responsible for An
other Story in Reference to John M.
Thurston and General VanWyck.

Grover Cleveland Writes Another Epistle tc
the Faithful-GeneraI Field Oopjures
Upa Brilliant Political Rainbow in
the West-Tammany Prepar-
ing to WhoOp it up for the
Ticket-The Kansas
Canvass Politi-
cal Points.
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THE KAISER VET0ES THE PROPOSED
BERLIN EXHIBITION.
The Ministers Charged With Undue
Subserviency to the Wishes
OF Their Royal Master.
The Unstable Condition of Official Affairs
Causing Many to Long for Return
of the Bismarck Regime

The Existence of Asiatic Cholera in the
- Cars Capital Finally Admitted by
the Governmental Mysterious
Explosion at Belgian Water
ing Place A Battle
in Africa - Gen.
eral Foreign
Notes