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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
THE AUSTRIAN FRAUDS.

BUDA PEsTH. Dec 27.-Members of the
government allege that the 1000 GOO forms
deficit was not caused by fraud, but was
simply shortage due 10 bad agricu-
tural season, that viii be recouped. No
body places any reliance on this statement.
the general belief being strong that the
shortage is due 10 no other cause than emu
bezzlemeut, aud that the government Is
anxious TO protect the embezzlers because
OF the disgrace that would attach 10 Ger
tain high families should the dishonest
officials be prosecuted.
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SMITH AND THE CANUCKS.

MONTREAL, Dec. 27-An action for libel
has been instituted here which promises to
lead to strained feelings between this
country and the United States. About
two months ago Mr.. Smith, the American
cousula at Three Rivers, sent TO Washington
"A report strongly condemuing the sanitary
condition of the former place and pointing
out the danger that cholera might obtain
foothold there. The council of the city
promptly passed resolutions absolutely
contradicting the consul's report and de-
manding his recall Colonel Smith has
now instructed his counsel TO enter action
for $50 000 damages against the city.
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CLIMATIC EXTREMES MEET.

HURON, S. D., Dec. %. Intensely cold
weather has prevailed here and through
out the Jim river valley for the past three
days The thermometer has registered
from 20 TO % below zero. Great suffering
is reported from many directions. The
settlers generally are well provided with
food and fuel, except on the extreme
northen part of the valley, where the fuel
supply j. reported short.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 27.-The Allegheny,
Monogaheia and Ohio rivers are frozen
over, aud traffic is entirely suspended, for
the first time in many years
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Dec pa blizzard
struck Charleston this morning. and for
the first time within the past fifteen years
the housetops are covered with snow and
sleet. The mercury averaged about three
or four degrees below the freezing point.
The orange trees are injured somewhat
and will probably bear only one crop
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Dec. 21-The
worst blizzard IN twenty years struck this
vicinity about midnight, and snow has
been falling ever since.
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DOCTORS FT:Es And TREE ip~
yERTISIEG.

According to newspaper reports, cel~
brated American surgeon received S5-eto
for removing a little wen from q wealthy
lady's scalp The papers fail 20 state the
exact amount Of free advertising the doctor
managed TO obtain n---NdtioFsat advertiser
Let's reason together.
Here's a firm, one of the largest the coun~
try over, the world over; II has grown, step
by step, through many years 70 greatness
This firm paws the newspapers good money
(expensivs work, this advertising to tell
the people that they have faith IN what they
sell, so much faith that il they can't benefit
or cure they don't want your money.
DR.. Piarce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is sold on this liberal plan II IL doesn't
benefit or cure, it costs nothing. lt cures
Skin, Scalp and Scrufulous affections, as
Eczema. letter, Salt -rheum, Fever sores.
White Swellings, Hip joint disease and kim
dred ailments
It's the cheapest blood purifier sold,
through druggists, no matter bow many
hundred doses are offered for It's prlcs
Isloo bottlel, Sincc you pay only for TIA
good you get
Can yoC ask morsf
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THE READING COMBINE.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27.-IJ was an
nounced today that arrangements bal
been effected whereby the entire manage
ment of the commercial affairs Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
company including it's finances. will. alter
Jan. l, be conducted by the Finance Com
pauy OF Pennsylvania. Of which George IL
Earl WAS recently elected president Tas
main object Of the movement Is TO separate
tue coal aud iron company from the rail
road Hud at the same time To relieve Prcs,-
dent Mcleod of the details of the coal
business, ia order that he may give his
undivided attention TO the railroad. Pres
ident Earl will bsve complete control over
the anthracite output OF the Reading sys-
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NOBODY DIsAPPoBr led UP TO DATE

Our Holiday a ttfscljon- Please tBsf. a..
Not = cloud So mar TIE Nrffy Cbrsimas
u buyer gbo vs.t our 81 mr0ta stock
o. ai.ts sppfogrIs AID essss ..r i.s So
sr, body, old or yagnE
We s.ii please yoa iu qusgi.ty. quality
AID prIuss- IA gusg 1zIl~d s-s.st f8sg:
s1d saY.~ff T. sGlt s.l tastes ia furniture.
Carpets. Ec. Oar ruaEa Ge~Ht -toek - %
yi-.on - beauty a0d Sc gFs4t-st hoiiday
bst sf tie seassu. PE.ces ~rFs sever &C
.cw fgr boEesf sg0d..
Cone znd l-sssa tsal ig pays 20 trs1s As
Rass' Gs-at Fufastsrs aa4 gsrg~t Esopo-
sL4te
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Reason? BEECHAM'S PILLS act like
magic
THE NEW YORK CATHEDRAL

THE NEW YORK CATHEDRAL
New York, Dec. 27-The corner stone
of the cathedral church of St. John the
Divine was laid this afternoon by the
Right Rev. Henry C.. Potter, d. D., D. c.
l., of the Episcopal diocese of New York.
The exercises took place at 8 O'clock p. m.
and were attended by most impressive
ceremonies.
In its national aspect the cathedral pro-
iect commands attention, on account Of its
aim and scope. Already, without any
public and with very little individual So
iicitation, over S1,000,000 has been sub
scribed or bequeathed to the cathedral.
One of the first and largest subscriptions
was made by Presbyterian. The cathe-
dral is not patterned after those of England
or the continent, but is to be built in
accordance with American needs aud
ideas. The sittings in the cathedral are to
be forever free. The bishop of New York
is to be president of its chapter. The land
for its site was purchased for $3.50, 900 and
has since doubled in value. The cost OF
the structure is estimated at from s., ,000,-
600 to $4,000, 900. The foundations are
will measure 500 feet in length and will
being at the junction of the nave and
transepts.
In the corner stone was placed a large
pewter box. containing church books and
publications, and brick from the first
church built in America. The church was
erected by Columbus in 1899 on the Island
of Hispaniola. The procession of bishops
and other clergy in their robes was very
striking.
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THE PANAMA INQUIRY.

LONDON, Dec 27.-The Times Paris cor
respondent says that the Panama canal
investigation committee has decided to
dispense with the documents in the pos
session of the government in the case of
Count de Lesseps and NJ. Marius FOntalne,
because they throw no light on the bribery
of deputies, and their use by the commits
sion might invalidate the prosecution by
the government
The Chronicles Paris correspondent
says that the startling revelations made
by ex-Detective Amiel have been revived.
The correspondent declares that, in
answer TO an advertisement in the Figaro,
he (Amie) was offered money to kill DR..
Herr. He continues: 'Amlel asked me
to publish the story, but when sent for
him | found that he WAS dead"
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POLITICAL POINTS.

NEW YORK, Dec, 2E-The Sun says that
it is stated in some quarters that the
County Democracy will soon he absorbed
by Tammauy hall. and that the story is
based on fact.
BISMARCK, n. D., Dec. 27-Judge Rose
has decided the famous S-lZ precinct con-
test case against the board of canvassers,
who refused TO canvass the returns. 1t is
held that the board has no judicial au-
thority and must simply canvass all the
returns regular on their face. This gives
the fusionists all three electors from North
Dakota.
BOISE. Ida, Dec. 27-The supreme court
has declared unconstitutional the appor-
tionmeut act passed by the last legislature
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CNMMERCihi AAN-

ST. Louis, Dec 27-The case OF John
Warren against the Merchants exchange
for damages was decided ia the court Ot
appeals this morning against him. The
case involves some important ,riue,ple,.
On call the official reporter OF the ex-
ch sGge recorded a sale OF wheat to War
rem. IL appearing on the record that he bad
bought lt AZ one price. when, Ia fact, he
had bid lower figure. Warren sued tue
exchange for the difference. The exchange
claimed that the clerk WAS the agent Of the
bidder, and hence that the exchange was
not liable, aud the court sustained this
uieA
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THE WYOpING aETUPNs.

CHEYENNE, Dec 27.--Tn= dec--ioa .n tbe
Carbon county legislative c0ates; csse was
made pu6le today. The supreme coart
decides tbs; The state csavasssuS board
mast sccspg tie Carbon county -e-urgs
from the two justices, iasseAa ot tie SD
strsc, from the c4erk alone Ilis gives
tue Democrats two more azEn Dess . TIE
house ard lusur-s tter1 toe orgaugZstio1
q. that 5ody. The Republicans may snEse
auCtAeF move ia the cas=- oy tskfUE al
vantage II me fact that & ~ N~mo%g2Gs
made their nominations IETegulaE4!.
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ST PETERSBURG, Dec 2z-Arrests con-
tinue TO be made at kieff of persols sus.
pected of Nihilism. The Russian authOri-
ties believe that they have unearthed a
widespread plot. in which a number, not
only of lower officials but those Of higher
rankin tact, several officials holding
positions Of trust near the person of the
czar-are concerned. and who are now
under strict surveillance.
There is much discomfort in the army
with the prolonged period of pence, and
many officers think the czar is too pacific
in his disposition. The Russian empire
was never more peaceable, so far as eXter-
nal enemies are concerned. and the muir
muring among the army officers, ambl-
iious for glory and disappointed in their
hopes of promotion, is correspondlngly
great 1t is no secret that there was bitter
disappointment in military circles seven
years ago, when the czar had 10 bring his
autoCratic authority to bear TO prevent his
generals from plungiug the country into
war with Great Britain and Afghanistan.
The spirit of impatience among the
Russian officers has been increasing since.
For these and other reasons the authOri-
ties at St. Petersburg arc greatly appre-
hensiye as TO the extent of the conspiracy
developed at Kieff, and excitement pre-
walls in both official circles and among the
public.
Mean time the persecution OF the Jews
goes on more earnestly than ever. The
Jewish population OF Moscow has already
been reduced from about $4,000 when
Grand Duke Sergius became governor, to
about $4,000, and the number continues to
decrease under the added rigor of the
penal laws and the intOlerable severity Of
their enforcement. The most pitiable
scenes are witnessed among the crowds OF
Jews at the railway stations-men and
women 0ver so years Of age and balf-clad
little children crying and praying in the
cold. Their sufferings are viewed with
utter Indifference The soldiers detailed
TO assist the police in guarding the Jews
treat them with the greatest brutality,
frequently bayoneting the Jews if they at
tempt TO leave the stations in which they
are penned.
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llouoR PaEscalpTloas

ST. LOTS. Dee @5-ia tee csutt q sy-
peais todaF. 80 - iz~ss osa8-y bqa9r
cas-. decision z1rcslaz DHysfefr.s al
druggists Uzs rendered. Taz cecis. % Is
sel Eflzsxtorg. aad TeeGs-
a yug-ic+@a is cs3ns4Eal3y rsspors.l.
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lQalT - usse Ct1e BQt = tsr4g.ts. at4-
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- a1 srsBfaK a fgF-cslpffsB ere tslI sat
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IN CoNsECRATED GROUND.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-The burial OF a
suicide in consscrated ground-an excep-
Jinnsl event in the Roman Catholic
church-took place in Coviugton today.
The dead man was Rev. Bernard Scbwal-
len, priest, who killed himself in Gov
iugton on account OF i'll kealtli. All the
rites of the church due dece ased priest
were paid to Father Schwallen. The
bishop of the diocese conducted the
exercises and priests from all points in
the vicinity were present. The bishop. Ia
his funeral sermon, said that there was no
doubt in his mind that the deceased was
bereft Of reason when he committed the
act, and this fact entitled him to burIsl
with the rites of the church
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PANAMA AND NICARAGUA.

WASHINGTON, Dec . II here h.s been
some talk 10 the eEecl that she Panama
and Nicaragua canal schemes are parallel
auc tuac TIE disaster watch bz~ over keu
tus French people viii cause pubUc
their votes 70 SANCTION tie guarantee %
the y ceg4Esan b8ad- tsarigZ nat a
scaa1.s. 30 gas result. senator Frye ran
So nsta5u- u sue kiad, h0Svvvr. aBd TO-
ul-Et wls emphatic "a a declaration TO
-a.r effect
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rLr1soAl n1Loa~Fn

WSsHlzsTps. Dec = --@afx~au sarnasi
II Dcss51 si ta~ a-ry ga. to.lsy srs1t.s!
lsTesre ff-ul My Grz-s4 BaEa.ass
f54ad ti4 sif~. in -arsspznv wt.h -a p
-lf-l1lsu lzas--l Csft-f. ia tje-a.-r a., go
r1-sa4 - tl~ Esf.saal satr.. sd =
divorce soeH followed Hfs D.cksss lsF
b- sLit - - c~laa.t Bta g4frses ars
s.rgss+lsut 81 s1etsty sEI .a~ apfs Gss.g4s
nsv1E s-as ti.~ az-s-t.e-s % She bsaf
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KANSAS pROHIBiTlONlsrs

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 27-Tho Prob b.
tiOuists OF tue state met ia conference bero
this morning. Ths object Of the rneetiog
WAS principally TO exchange views aud 10
organize for the next fight Dr. ". j.
Newton Of Ottawa, chairman of che Pr
hibitIou state central committee. SAID JHis
morning tLa, be committee was not 4stis
fed WITH ths count Of tbe votes lie de-
ciared hat To his knowledge - large num-
Der Of Prohibition votes We're not COaut-.t
BY the election judge aui that 90 SONS
precincts they wrr- wholly ixlsted. Iuls
matter viii be discussed at tHe COufsrraCs
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SlUTlNF or NIR0EP

PTTsBURG. Pr, Dec, TILE dead body
Of Richard Reese. engineer ~ she Nonou-
gaheia coal mines, was found in the
engine room this morning. with 2 bullet
bole in the head and revolver lyiag by
his side. His friends say Ibst he was
murdered aud tue revolver placed bes lde
the body 10 ward of suspicion. When
found the body Dad been attacked by rats
and the flesh WAS entirely eaten from tae
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THE col oRAoo AllIaNcE.

DENVER Dec. 2T-The State Farmers
Alliance and Industrial union met here
today and was in session until late tonight
After the election of officers lengthy reso-
lutions were adopted. among them being
a recommendation that the state should
own the coal mines and irrigating bitches
Woman suffrage was approved OF. and the
declarations of the Ocala and st. Louis
platforms were reaffirmed. The conven-
ton will complete its work tomorrow.
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IHE RAILWAY uONlNs.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Dec. 27.-The meet
ing OF the executive officers of the differ
eut railway labor organizations 20 be held
here tomorrow : not for tne purpose Of
forming an amaigamated association, TO
prevent amy railroad strike during tbe
Columbian exposition. bul l. for the pur
pose Of considering tie relation Of tie
organ ElZasiOBs TO one another.
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CHICAGO. Dee Z7.-The treasury drafts
for tur s-c5ad Con-'gnm~at of 80 90 coins
for Chicago aud - OJJ Tor New York Eud
PBilsdeipuiA are missing, aud tHe fair
ofiIcsa.s are much worried ia C0Dseq
Il Is feared tust the drafs. whIc were
mailed lass Thursday. have been stolen or
los. Until tle drafts are secured the
silver wiz be locked Up rs ttSuLly as 4
sri!I IN TIE Rockv fuauuIsif miues
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KANSAS CONTESTS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 27.-Two more
contests of the Republican seats in the
legislature by defeated popoiist candidates
were begun to-day-one against Hon.
Scion o. Thacher. senator-elect from
Douglas county, (the ground of contest
being alleged fr4ud). and the other
against A c. Sherman of Shawnee
county, the ground of action being that
Mr.. Sherman, at the time of his election,
was postmaster at RossviIle. and Is there
fore ineligible
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WEATHER BULLETIN

w EAIHEk
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan. Dec. q. 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair Wednesday and Thurs
day.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 49, the lowest 4 and the
mean II. with light snow until 40 p. M.
inch, yielding .0S inch of water.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the mouth of December
has been Al and for the 9th day 49,
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The following
are the indications until s D. N. Wednes-
day:
For Kansas and Missouri-Fair; north
TO east winds; warmer in Missouri and
southeast Kansas
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THF ILLINOIS FAlR BUut DING.

CHICAGO, Dee Z7.-Ihe Illinois state
building a. tie ~yrlds fair gfDuads VA
finished today and delivered ~ tue repre-
seutatiyss Uf the state The TOP % tbs
nag pole f. the b gbsst poiat On the
grounds. Tls tip - 80 feet above tI8
dOns. Whlru reaches = bslght of 20 fee .
iucbss The BIZ ding coss tzJ0. 90 Il -
a French dsPt.tloH n be Itai!sn ksazis-
sauce, syiL4 a aaJr sr-. Ot = 2 aCsvA
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MACHINE woopWokeRs.

CHICAGO, Dee. 27.-Delesatvz 90 the
third annual convention Of the Msch.8s
WOOdw0rkers international UuiDu 81
America went into session today nearly
2OJ strong. JDAu Gr-eu of 5f. Louis pre-
stJrd. ne reports from the general ani
district organ z~Ts show JHat the organ
iZatiOa - II su exceedingly prosperous
condition. The convention viii. u ~ said.
establish permanent national hesdqatF-
tcrs ia tbis city
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DYNAMITE I'M THg sTOvE.

VALPARAISO, Ind, Dec. 2'.-When the
kitchen fire was lighted in Andrew
BIckett's farm house, dynamite, which
was concealed ia ID stick OF wood ,exp plodsd,
sud the house was virtually wrecked.
Mrs. Bicket received several gashes ia tlc
head. Her two children were 80 badly ig-
Jured that their lives are eDdaB gsred and
hey Will be blind
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NE2lPHls Isaz- Der - -1eneTai
kr..-s A.ezza.eE arrived Friday from 50
invest -.,f oa q T.lrs among the airssrs
st T. la. tr=-s hr ssFs G1as 90 - is7ri 80
rea what she miners wis3 do Ia~y
swear tnat ace ceusscts w3i be r eAe~d
is-fsr- G8ser4or buchanan ierm expire,
1gt w b=1ErF tAey all stJesD1t - eaGTy
tae tbreAt 1870 execution rsuaziEs TO 0r
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olsAPPolnTEo sTR.keas.

WAs8ISGTOS. Pa. Dec. III ne strike
Of The yTrsz g4ea and gataeceTs q! tEs Cr=--
cebt gis-s works, which w4s iaagzggatrc
ten days go. was broken tostAy sy luS
presIc~ut aud treasurer - the union r.
turuIug TO worz- All the o4a baE8s -
once made = Tusb 90 secure LL~lr C4i
places, bat 20 fer On : t1Fp l5s5 haze bs-u
successful, usw u5Sa hlans t1z 0tbst
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a GiRI Nr SAM

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 21.-Anna Grouse. =
domestic ou North Pennsylvania av~que,
found a masked burgisr IN the aC 80 zst
ui-AI aud stabbed bin three tlm,- Ntlh II
butcher knife IL the arm and saui6-r
The man escaped from the house, bar was
afterwards capturei. On hIs mask bsiuE
removed, he proved 70 DC a cousin .. The
girl who stabbed LlIE-
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THE TRiPl ALLIANCE

ROME, Dsc 21.-The dreibund nations
Germany, Italy and Austria-regard the
situation in France as menscing the peace
Of Europe. and nra exchanging frequent
notes on the subject. They have decided
TO hold themselves in readiness 70 act
promptly from a military point of view in
the event of revolution in France Their
emissaries in Paris have received special
instructions on the subject.
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KANSAS TEACHERS.

TOPEKA. Kan, Dec. 27.-rhe Stata
Teachers association Of Kansas met in au.
nual session today. Superintendent Dt.
wilson of Topeka welcomed the delegates,
and X A Burch of SAlina responded
State Superintendent WinAns aud Presi-
dent klcck of Leaveuworth made addresses.
Over one Thousand teachers Are Ia al
tendance.
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RIIalEn BY STRANGERS.

FoRr ScorT. Dec, 27.-The body OF
Minnie Spencer, once promiuenl church
and society woman, who ComnitteVi
suicide at Springfield, No, few DAYS
ago, and whose body was two DAYS later
found covered with snow ia the Spring
field cemetery, was buried in this city to-
dsv. Her stepiather refused 10 allow the
body 20 be brought TO his home, Sad q
short funeral seTvice was condu ucted ia the
undertaking rooms
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PhSTEnR,S RlRrHnhN-

PARIS. Dec 21-Tod,v is the 7o,h ami
verssry OF the birth Of Louis pas,-ur. and
il was c0mmemorated by The high digni-
taries of this city sHd the nation, President
Caraot and the Iugmbe OF the ministry
represented the state Pro, eS~or pSsteur
wa- presented with the gold medal o. the
French academy OF sciences
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suRtEo 10 nsarr

IRTATOs. NJ. De- - --CsArs. th- !
yssf-,l4 daughter o.. I.sHrs1os %.ehe-s.
Was bGrassl - 1ssfz fosfzg q asf E11G-
-sr VS. pisytnz &iags tas-Ar~ arn aeg
STRESS csuEAt 1lesssfs AeF nsrE~vr cu0s4
szisag1tsh Tie Eaas@s Tic E4ila s&s Ssxa
81 4.Gags< - : cE-sy
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AN ospHANAcF RueNeo

CRAwFoRsvILLE, Iud., Dec. %.-The
orphans home near this city was DESTROYED
by fire last night. The loss Is rs, ,00o
narrow csc apes. some of the children being
taken from the bIildiag ia their uight
clothes. while others were only rescued .st
great nHFii
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EhAttSAEn EtNNS

STOCKHOLM, Dee. 27,-The famine in
North Finland is increasing. Many VII
lages are suow-honud, and it is feared that
whole communities have persisted. a.
nothing has b-zG heard from them FOR a
number OF days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
FL ORA EOR MARSHAL

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 21-The state con-
vention of sheriffs today indorsed Sheriff
Flora of Leavenworth for United States
marshal for the district of Kansas. Mr..
Flora is stalwart Democrat, as opposed
TO the fusion crowd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

BRADLEY, ) d, Dee. 25-A fSmily
named Rasmussen. living tive miles west
was asphyxiated by coal gas hst night.
The mother aud cAild uied aud the
fathers chances for life are small
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs when in
need of IA laxative, and if the father or
mother be costiye or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that it
is the best family remedy known, and
every family should have bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
ARGENTINE RFBELS.

BUENos AYRES. Dec. 2I-The rebels in
the province OF Colrientes have defeated
the provincial troops ia number OF
skirmishes and have seized the towns OF
Mercedes and Cseseros and the railway
lines Of the district.