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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-14
TURF WINNERS.

NEW York, Sept. I3-CIrsvesend win
ners: Banquet, May Wiz, White hose,
DIR. Hasbroucs. Annie Z lco!t). Rosa Ii,
War jim
CINCINNATI. Sept. 13-Latonia winners:
W l. Munson, sServIior, Elizabeth l..
Queen Regent. Woojberry.
Sr. JOSEPH. Mo, Sept, l3-The So
10 eph fais Srd race meeting began to-
day. The attendance WAS quite large AID
the racing good. The new mile track is
pronounced by turfmen to o= equal 20 any
III Jne country. On Thursday Nancy
Hanks VII! sToi against time. IL the 3
minnie class iTottine race Jim Wilrs svoa.
with Henry J second. aad Fannie 4
third Best time. 2.-23is Ia the :.S5 class,
pacing. John K Gentry WOO. with Nellie
4 second. and RoJerr Russell thiud. Bes;
ilme. 2:l9i{. TIE IDS class tro;sius .ace
WAS unfinished. Romona ard Kitty
Hatsgo each won one heat. Best slue.
0.1>&t
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A STREET RAILWAY DISASTER.

ST LOUIS, Sept ia terrible street
railroad accident occurred in the southern
part of the city between 9 and 10 o'clock
this morning, in which one person was
killed and thirteen more or less injured.
While train consisting of an electric
motor and a trailer car was coming down
a steep grade on the union depot line
near the corner of Ninth and Russell
streets, the motorman lost control of the
car and the train rushed down the decline
at frightful speed. At Ninth and Russell
streets is a sharp curve. In turning this
the trailer. which was crowded with pass
engers, was derailed and turned over, and
its passengers were hurled to the ground
with great force. One passenger was
killed outright and thirteen injured, some
of them fatally. The following is the list
of casualties as far as known:
Kilied-Au unknown young man.
Fatally injured-Mrs. A. NJ. Jones,
Adolph Smell, Miss Annie Nose, Barbara
Schering, Rudolph Hortenan.
Seriously injured-H. w. Brant, Peter
Hoffman. Edward Daniels, Charles Boyer,
Henry Kauffeld, c. w. Martin. Henry
Henker. Edward Schwartz, Louis Long
10th, Henry Blain. J. S. Dunsford and
Mrs. Lizzie SSemmer.
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the escort detailed to guard President

Johnson's carriage
After the war she was taken 70 New
York. and then spent a year at Hyde
Park on the Hudson. In 1867 she was
taken to Lenox, where she has since re-
Dained. having been ridden BY her
owner until two years ago, when her
appearance Of age rather than her
lack of activity prevented her use The
mare has never been in harness she
occupies a spacious box stall, from
which. after consuming a pail OF
milk mixed with oatmeal and bran.
she is let out every morning. She then
walks to brook which crosses the
highway about half q mile distant. and
after taking a drinlc returns 20 her
owners farm. over which she IS al
lowed to roam. picking out clover
patches or nibblinE a. the young oats
and corn. but doing no serious damage
Toward evening, or when the weather
is threatening, she returns TO her box
stall. and a. night has another pail Of
milk for her supper.
Mrs Gaines was fire years Old
when she was captured. and is nozT IN
her thirty-sizth year. There arc prob
ably few. If any. horses, now living.
says the New York Tribune, who were
with the army OF the Potomac IN isti2
The accompanying picture IS from q
photograph OF Mrs. Gaines" takeu
only few days ago. as she stood n The
driveway IN front OF Col Aueknrtv's
carriage house II she IS not The oldest
war horse IN the country Col Aueh-
muty would Ike 10 hear from others
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THE READING ENGINEERS,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-The confer
ence between the Reading grievance com
mirtee and President Mcleod, president
of that company, began at 2:20 o'clock this
afternoon. Regarding the outcome of the
conference, Chief Arthur of the locomo-
tive engineers brotherhood said:
81 cannot express our determination any
stronger than this: we will not submit TO
the discharge of any member OF the
brotherhood for such reason as has been
given in this case"
The conference lasted nearly an h our.
At its conclusion Mr.. Arthur said: 'All is
satisfactory"
President Mcleod said that of the three
men discharged one claimed that he was
ignorant of the companv's rules and did
not disregard them Intentionally. This
man was reinstated. The others. it was
shown. had signed the company's rules
and their signatures were shown. These
men were not reiuStated.
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SCARED DEPOSI1ORo.

LONDON. Sept. 13 The run on the Birk-
beck bank was continued this morning
the depositors lining up in front of the
door as early as O'Clock. Thieves yester-
day piled their trade among the crowd
around the bank. One man, who had
withdrawn a deposit of 81, ,l00, had the
entire amount stolen from him, while two
others lost respectively goo and el25.
The bank yesterday sold $500, 600 in con
soils at 965s. depressing all government
securities. The run continued until 4
o'clock this afternoon. Some of the Gus
TONERS who withdrew money again de-
posted it, and the officials say that conf
dence Is now returning.
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COLORADO DEMOCRATS.

PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 13-The Demo.
cratic state convention met here yesterday.
The committee on credentials reported
in favor of seating those Democrats who
favored fusion with the Peoples party.
The straight Democrats then bolted the
convention and will hold an independent
convention tomorrow. The fusionists went
right ahead with the main convention.
and, after adopting platform, authorized
the state committee to nominate state
ticket, and then adjourned.
The Cleveland faction of the party re-
assembled again this morning. and NOM
mated full state ticked, headed by j. IL.
Mauphin of Fremont county for governor
and William McMecham of Arapahoe
county for lieutenant governor. A full
list of presidential electors was also nom
mated
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HISTORIC RELICS.
for the Worlds Fair.
Personal Property Of the First Presidents
of the United States and tho
Belongings of Illustri-
GUS Men.

The objects Of historical value and
interest which will be shown at the
worlds fair will be legion. 1t is said
that the collection will be ten times as
numerous as has ever been witnessed
In one place before. The Columbus
relics alone will be very great in num-
Der, and will include the majority of
the important portable reminders of the
famous explorer. They will be brought
from Spain, Italy, Rome, the West
Indies, and other widely separated
parts of the earth. Every department,
almost, of the great exposition viii
have its relics on view-old records, por-
traits, machines, models, inventions,
etc, each having historical interest. or
marking stage of progress in it's own
line. Particularly numerous will be
these historical exhibits from the United
States. Almost every state will con-
tribute to the number something which
will be viewed with interest because Of
its history or associations. One of the
best contributions will be shown
by Pennsylvania, the collection be-
ing furnished mainly from Phila-
delphia under the auspices of
committee of the city council. Among
the objects in this collection are the
following: The chair occupied by
Thomas Jefferson when writing the
declaration of independence; the table
on which it was signed the silver ink
stand used on that occasion; Thomas
Jefferson's sword; chair Of memorial
woods, including parts of Columbus
house in Spain; bell rung at Valley
Forge when Washington occupied that
place with his army; sofa belonging to
George Washington and used by him
when he lived in Philadelphia; bench
made from pew in old Christ church oc-
cupied by Washington and Lafayette;
punch bowl used by Gen. Washington
and other officers Of the revolutionary
army; baby clothes made by Mrs. John
Adams for her son John Quincy Adams;
ale mug that belonged to John Paul
Jones; Peale's portrait of Washington.
the first ever printed; first lightning
rod invented by Ben. Franklin; cleo
trical machine invented by Franklin:
original model of John Fitch's steam
boat which ran between Philadelphia
and Burlington from 1877 to 1890; un-
signed copy of the declaration of indie
pendenee: fans used by Franklin at the
court of France when he was minister
there; cast of Washington's face taken
during life from original mold used for
Hondon's statue; clocks of Benjamin
Franklin, William Penn and Oliver
Cromwell, running and keeping good
time; Gilbert Stuart's portrait of Wash
ington; Thomas Jefferson's thermoul-
eter; lock of Jefferson's hair; Pocahon-
tas' necklace; surveying instrument
used by William Penn in laying out the
city of Philadelphia; and the famous
liberty bell.
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PAWNCE FJSIONlCTc
'peciai Disaa;ch to the Daily Eagle.

Epeciai Disaa;ch TO the Daily Eagle.
LARNED, Kan, Sept. l3.-The Demo-
cratic primaries are all loaded :or fusion
On the county ticket to be nominated here
next Saturday. The nomination of ! W
Rush for representative makes the Demo-
Gratis afraid, ana, as result. they are de-
manding the nomination of Polk Cline for
county attorney. Cline saws that he i
sure of the Peoples party nomination and
the Democratic Endorsement insures his
election. The Peoples party officer,
elected two years ago have made .,ood
official records, and are entitled 10 a SEQ
ond nomination at the hands of their
party convention. The efforts Of Cline 10
secure the nomination are looked unon
with suspicion by the Peoples p.rty
leaders
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4 TRAIN DiTCHc0

LINCOLN, HIS, Sept. l3-Part of an ac-
cemmodatlon train on the Chamgsign aud
Lincoln division OF the Illinois Central
was thrown from the track near here last
night. Twelve persons were injured sew
eral OF whom may die. Following is a list
ot the most seriously injured:
Frank Edsell of Middietown, skull frac-
tured, will die
Mrs. John Ritcher OF Burton View. Ills
body bruised and spine injured. will prob-
ably die
Baby of Mrs. Ritcher, cut on head. will
probably die.
John Kirkpatrick of Lincoln, Ills, head
mashed. will die
Inc wreck WAS caused by washout,
due 10 the recent rains.
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KANSAS CITY REPUBLICANS.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 13.-The Repub-
lcans of the Fifth congressional district
have ended the protracted agony. Webster
Davis has been given the congressional
nomination, and will tilt in the lists
against Tarsney. The sentiment in favor
of fusion, which was strong enough Sept.
l to alarm the straightout Repu biicans
into adjourning for twelve days was no
factor In the convention today. 1t had
been determined that a straightout
partisan was needed. The nominee is
chief deputy under Ross Griffin, surveyor
of the port. He is young man, q years
of age and is now campaigning the state
with Major Warner
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4 WORLDS FAIR ELEPHANT.
Tho Coney Island Affair to Be Outdons
at Chicago.

at Chicago.
The Colossal Elephant Company at
Chicago announces that it will erect a
huge elephant of iron, wood and steel
which is to surpass the efforts in this
line Of the Liverpool of America-New
York. Coney Island has an elephant
the top of whose hodah rises to height
of 100 feet That of Chicago is to go up
200 feet.
j. Mason Kirby, of New Brooklyn, Is
described in the prospectus of the COM
pany IS 1.-The only person who ever
built. or can build. an elephant build
ing" He is an incorporation Of the
company, i. II. Benton. of New York,
and F. g. Benton, of Chicago, being the
others. The company has secured the
patent right for the colossal elephant
business in Illinois. The capital stock,
It is said, viii be 100000, the cost OF
the elephant to be $3.50, 900.
The elephant is to be erected just out
side of the exposition buildings, It's
exsct location being withheld for the
present. Thewor upon the colossus
will be completed before the opening OF
the worlds fair. In the huge legs Ot
the animal elevators viii be run, the
interior is to be divided into sumptu-
ouslv equipped apartments. pa-lors.
dining rooms and dancing halls Both
legs and body are 70 be illuminated 10
the day bv large plate glass windows,
and a. night by brilliant electric lights
In the bacs Of tire monstrous image
viii rise the hodah. the carriage IN
which tie elephant in his native land
carries the nabobs ot the east. Il VIII
be fitted mp for observatory purposes
the trunk and tail will both be aeSlbie-
and machinery will work them after
the natural movements; the foppy ears
viii also De fun OF vitality. and The
tmslzs will be nodded in the exact form
of the live elephants worries. The
towering image viii overlook The lake
and the vast buildings of the words
expos. tiou-
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BASE BALL.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 13.-Game postponed;
rain.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I3 - Washington
Cincinnati game postponed; rain.
BROOKLYN, Sept 13-Cleveland: Runs :
haSeDits S. errors /; Brookiyn: Runs 8.
basehits q, errors /. Pitcners-Ioung anu
Stein
NEW YoRK, Sept 13 New York: Runs Il.
ba~ehi;s l., errors /; St. Louis: Runs ,.
basehits s errors ). Pitchers-kIng aud
Hawley.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19. - Louisville:
Runs / btsehiJs s errors .: Philadelphia:
Rams ,. basebits o. errors !. Pitchers
S5ratton and Weyuin
BoSTON, sept lS-Boston: Ruus9 base
hits 10, errors i; Pittsburg: Runs 0. base
hits 9, errors 8 Pitchers-Nichols and
Terry,
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NuIMEG DEMOCRATS.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 13.-The Demo
cratic state convention met at IL O'Clock
this morning. Senator John S. Seymour
OF Norwalk was announced as temporary
chairman. On taking the chair Senator
Seymour outlined the general prosperity
OF the country and discussed the tariff.
Ex-Congressman Robert g. Vance was
elected permanent chairman and the con-
vention took recess until 1870 o'clock
this afternoon.
Judge H. NJ. Norris was nominated for
governor by acciamation. Ernest Cady of
Hartford, was nominated for lieutenant
governor
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KELLEY CURE CLUBS.

DWIGHT, His. Sept. l3.-The convention
of the associated bi-chloride of gold clubs
met today, and will be in session until
Friday. The address of Dr.. Kelley to the
delegates was received with great ap-
plause,fo for in the minds of those who heard
him there is but one gold cure, and DR..
keeley is its great and only prophet. 5.
Z. X. Prime of Dwight, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Ray Of Illinois and others also
spoke.
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Adjourned until tomorrow.
THE SANTA FE ENGINEERS

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-The conference be.
tween Vice President Robinson, of the
Santa Fe and the grievance committee Of
the engineers and firemen terminated to-
night in partial victory for the men.
They were promised an increase and the
restoration to their positions of some dis
charged engineers and firemen, who We're,
the men claim. unjustly discharged. The
men have other grievances, but will settle
them with the other officials, Mr. Robin
son leaving tonight for Topeka
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The MAINE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Sept. 13-Chairmau
Manley has telegraphed to Chairman Car
ter of the national committee as follows:
"Our victory is growing We have
elected our governor by over 1000 ma
jority over the Democratic andidate; have
carried every county in the state; have
four-fifths of the members of the legisla-
ture and the vote on congressman gives
Us Il 0O0 plurality"
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MONTANA DEMOCRATS

GREAT FALLS, Mon, Sept lS.-The
Democratic state convention here today
pominated the following ticket: Governor,
=. Il. Collins; lieutenant governor, Henry
Il. Mellon; attorney general, L. c. Day:
secretary OF state, B. w Suffolk: treas
urer. Jesse Hsstinss; auditor, William
Nhaley. Presidential electors We're also
elected.
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POSTAL CLERKS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13-The national as
sociation of postal clerks in convention to-
day considered the report of the legisla-
tive committee. The committee reported
that the present laws could readily be
made satisfactory. Where they are man
datory, instead of merely allowing pro-
motion at discretion, an increase III the
higher grades was recon- mended. The
idea of having board Of promotion, COM
posed of the heads of departments at each
first-class postoffice received general sup
port.
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BRUTALlY OUTRAGED.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
LARNED, Kan, Sept. 13-John Black, a
notorious negro, with half dozen aliases
broke into the residence of Miss Mabel
Welch, a respectable young lady of this
city, at O'Clock this morning, and COM
mitted rape on her person. With knife
and the use of muscular force he compelled
her to acecde to his wishes. A strong
posse is after him, aud if captured he will
probably be lynched.
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ularly authorized agents. and at the follow
ing longestablshed prices:
Golden Medical Discovery tfor Liver, Blood
and Lung Diseases. SlO
nesses and ailments. SIo0
Pleasant Pellets for the liver, 25c
But at these prices, which must be paid for
the genuine, Dr. Ferces medicines are not
only the best. but they're the cheapest, for
they're guaranteed in every case to benefit
or cure, or the money is refunded
The manufacturers take all the risk by sell
ing them OF. tlidI! rs an insult TO your
Intelligence for any dealer TO attempt to sub
stitute other medicines for these, by recon-
1nending them to be Just as good" only
that he may make larger profit.
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SENATOR HILL.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Colonel Thomas
E. Pearsall chairman of the Democratic
committee of Kings county, announced
yesterday afternoon that Senator d. B.
Hill had formally accepted an invitation
of the Democrats of Kings county to ad-
dress them on the issues or the president
ial campaign at a meeting in the Academy
of Music in Brooklyn on Monday evening
next. The information was received with
great satisfaction at the Democratic head
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THE TRUE LAXATIVE PSIN-io :

OF the plants used in manufacturing the
pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs, has a
permanently beneficial effect on the hu-
man system, while the cheap vegetable
extracts and mineral solutions, usually
sold as medicines. are permanently in
furious. Being well-informed, you will
use the true remedy only. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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AN OLD WAR HORSE.
The Strange and Interesting History Of
Mrs. Gaines"

Mrs. Gaines"
"Mrs. Gaines" was captured by a
scouting party belonging to the Fourth
Michigan volunteers at Gaines Mills,
Va, in June, 1862. Some months later
she became the property of her present
owner, Col. Richard T. Auchmuty, of
Lenox, Mass. Mrs. Gaines" Witnessed
the seven days battles around Rich
mond and was at Charlottesville, Get
tysburg and Bristoe station. She was
at Fort Stevens during Early's attack
on Washington in 1864, and the follow
ing spring followed Lincoln's body from
the white house to the capitol, being in
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81 feel awfuily sorry for Widdikens
widow. They'd only been married three
weeks"
Yes. it's sad. bat vas more .orry
for Widdissens- Why. that woman -
worth S50s. 0al Chicago NszA
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A STRIKE SETTLED.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 13.-The strike at
Shenberger's mill has been declared off by
the Amalgamated association The works
will be operated independently OF the
Amalgamated association hereafter.
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FAILURES.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 13.-The Rolker
steel plow works assigned today. The liza
bilities are $500. 900 and the assets $50. 600
The firm was hampered with drafts and
mCrtuapeS
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a ROVAI KIN

BERLIN, Sept. 13.-The empress gave
birth to daughter at half-past this
morning Her accouchement took place
at the palace at Potsdam. The daughter
is the seventh child born to the emperor
and eInpreSS
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS

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. Richt, 2te East Douglas avenue.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 13. 1892
Forecasts for Wichita and vicinity
Fair with nearly stationary temperature
Wednesday; warmer Thursday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 72o. the lowest So,
and the mean 62o, with cloudless weather,
gentle north winds and nearly stationary
pressure.
For the past four years the average
temperature fer the month of September
has been Csc, and for the 18th day 6So.
FRED i. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l3.-The following
are the indications until 8 p. m. Wednes-
day:
For Kansas-Fair; winds east -. south.
Tor Missouri-Fair in south; rising tenn
perature; northerly winds, becoming
variable.
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BURNING TfnB-R

WAsHOUGAL, Wash. Sept. l3 Parties
who came N today from Bald mountain
report the woods fail of fire from WinG
river to Bear prairie This comprises the
finest body of timher ia this section. aud
the loss viii amoUat TO several million
dollars
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THE NEW Work CONTEST

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 13.--The decision
in the Monroe county apportionment case
was handed down this morning The
opinion of Judge Rumsey of the supreme
court, which declared the reapportion-
ment unconstitutional, was affirmed.
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Before zaa After.

Mrs Newra-You never objected 10
ny talking before we were married
Sewed-Bat, ~ Gea-, yoa didn't talk
To ne then as yoa ID NOW l. szn-
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NEW IEROEY REPIIRI ICaNS

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 13.-The Republi-
can state convention was held here today.
John kean was nominated for governor.
Presidential electors were also chosen.
After adopting n platform which indorses
the Minneapolis platform the convention
adjourned.
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-. - -.-s--------------------~-
a E4pad G-owth.

She-Do you ao;iee how rapidly the
city Is growing
He-Xes. indeed ore twice a.
many people as ] did q year ago
Eraakirn Liz
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Loeliax oa IN. arlxAs side.

Ju1ge-WhAi ear you expect ot
man who viii steal q rA1or7
Prisoaer-'Spce he'll keep tia s2cs
clean, boaA-Jud2s