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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
THE TEMPTATION

To go out Of doors in rough weather IS not
strong. but we are many of Us. compelled
TO face rough weather frequently. Dis
eases which arise from chill are peculiar
TO no season of the year. This Is true,
therefore there should be in the closet
OF every household-whatt Not an IN
medicated stimulant, absolutely devoid OF
anything but an excItive action. but -
tonic com biuing, in the effective form OF
an invigorant and an Alternative, the quality
OF defence against the changes of weather
Hostetter's stomach BitterS has three or
four properties that no other article OF its
class possesses. Not only does it relieve
the complaints which it eventually cures,
il fort.fies the system against the bad
effects OF changes OF temperature, fatally
and too often shown in tie deadly form OF
'laSrippe;" 1t produces radical change
in the weakened condition of a system pc
culiaTly, liable TO be attacked by it, aad i
tends t6provide against the danger re-
sulting from an impoverished condition Of
the blood and a disordered state Of the
liver or bowels
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
THE CURTIS TRIAL,

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 16-In the Curtis
case today w. B. Harrington, an import
ant witness for the defense. testified that
be saw from window three men strug-
Cling on the sidewalk. 0ne of the men
said: let him so and I'll take him home y
The three men tnen turned into Folsom
street from Fifth street. Three shots were
soon afIerward fired, and man came
around the corner on TO Fifth street,
running towards Shipley. while another
ran in an opposite direction toward How
ard street.
Mark Abbott. hotel keeper, testified TO
hearing one of the men on the sidewalk
say, Let me co. while another urged
HIM to Come along The three crossed
the street. The witness next heard the
shots. He looked aud saw man run up
Fifth street, and five seconds later he ob
served a second man running around the
corner in the direstion of Shipley street,
where Curtis was arrested.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
MEXIC0'S TROUBLES.
The ReactOnary Element Supporting the
CARA Movement

New YORK, Feb. 1G-WritinC from
Monterey, Mexico, n Herald correspondent
says that Mexico is just now apparently on
the verge Of revolution. True, the Cara
affair appears 10 be but a fiasco, but there
i great power behind il, and one, too.
which has not yet been definitely ascer'
tanned. The forces recruited ky CARA on
this side are mainly bandits and cut
throats-men whose vocation as smugglers
is gone, and who never in their lives
earned a livelihood in a legitimate man
uer. They are good horsemen, fine shots.
ana conduct a campaign on the Indian
order For some time past they have been
disbandiug and returning TO the sheep and
cattle ranches, where they can reCuperate
their stock, which is badly run down.
There is no grass on the range, aud it has
been impossible for the CARA people TO
secure forage for their animals, as they
could not tit out pack trains without
being discovered.
The trouble i no,tbegun vet. however, rs
the alleged election Of president occurs in
April, and then the real revolution will oc-
eur, il a leader can be secured. And now
brief story otthe movement might not be
Rmiss. After Sandoval was acquitted OF
violating the neutrality laws by The feder-
al court in san Antonio he returned 10 Ia.
redo. and In a little back room of a. saloon
he, Cara and a third party concocted the
Dian 10 7eL u y the revolution. a San \ n
tonic lawyer named Bethel LOckw wood was
one of the advisers He is a shrewd man
and knows every foot of the country ON
both sides Of the BracO. Sandoval was
without dollar, and his wife was sewing
10 make their living. her fine wardrobe be
ing held FOR debt Borrowing the money.
Sandoval went 10 New Orleans and there
saw the firm OF Fernandez & Co. who
were acting rs agents for a London house
IN behalf ct parties in Mexico. Sandoyal
was not man for the occasion, they cOnclud-
ed, SO they did not advance the Sl00, coo he
was TO have received
Cara was then told TO go and see what
he could do, and according 10 his success
the money would be forthcoming. He
went 10 his father-in-laYy's ranch IN Duyal
county, and soon had twenty-five men en-
listed. With this small band be began
operations. ard by September lie b i In
two months time secured some ,stJ Io.-
lowers. This number, under an experi.
enced leader. would have been sufficient
He would have captured every city on The
border, and thousands, including half the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
AN ASYLUM FIRE.

JACKSON. Miss, FEB. 16-The four story
main building OF the state asylum for the
insane was set on fire at ; O'Clock this
morning by J. D. Brown. an inmate OF she
institution Brown however. was unable
70 escape aud was burned to death. There
were coo inmates IN the buiiaiUg most Cf
whom were asleep when the AAme> were
discovered: but. through the almost super
human eNeTti0Hs OF superintendent
Mitchell aud MS subordinate, al were
saved and safely transferred 70 The wings
disconnected from the burning buii9iGE
The transferring Of the violent uan.acs
from such a cophagrstloa 70 haven of
safety. wstbolt other light thar thai froll
the flames of the burning building. CAB
better be imagined thar described I he
lass 5s over S-asg 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
DENVER boobies

James Hadley. eX-city officials. VINO were
accused Of being The principals u tie city
hall ring, which robbed the city Of many
thousand dollars. were arraigued for trial
this morning On the FIRST Of the many
charges against them. Tbs charge =
raisiuE . city warrant from $40 -
s.. 00o. and retaining the surplus TX
CIV Treasurer Bliss and O. ! Suirh. who
are indicted for similar odeBses viii be
tried later II = expected THAI tAis trial
win STOW a degree of rotteuness iu tbs
city government that viii cause sen.a-
ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
THE WORL O'S FAIP.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1G-The subcommittee
OF SIX Ghree from the board OF control Of
the national commission and three from
the board of directors OF the local world :
fair corporation) today agreed upon re
port, which was submitted TO joint con-
ference Of the boards OF reference aud con
troll of both bodies. and was accepted by
the Representatives OF each. It settles one
Of the points Of difference between the
national and locsl bodies. Under il the
national commission is to control all
matters OF transportation. but leaves the
work to be done 10y persons appointed by
the local board OF directors, With the ap-
proval Of the director general and the
national committee on traffic and trans
portation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17

Backed NJ BY cash cffer-tee saafernena
Sages Catarrh Remedy They say that thsir
medicine will csTs. perfectly and psrnan-
entity. the worst case OF Chronic Cafarrh N
the Head-that not only Catarrh Itself, oct
all the troubles that come from It, and every
thing catarrhal in its nature, are cured oy
the mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties of their remedy.
They cans saw anv more. Probably every
medicine for Catarrh claims as much. But
it's one thing TO proEaiSs q cure-its very
different thing 10 perform II. The proprle-
tors Of DR.. Sage's Remedy want 10 prove
that they HaeaA what they say. So they
make this ofFer: II they can't cure your
Catarrh, no matter how bad your csse or OK
how long standing, they'll pay you SSoO IN
cash. You're sure OF the moley OF cure.
Isn't such medicine worth tryingl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
TIE MEXICAN MESSIAH.

Chihuahua, Mex. Feb i6.-The recent
trial of Carmen Maria Lopez. the self-prO-
claimed Messiah, which took place before
the federal Judge at Guerrero, resulted in
the accused being acquitted OF the charge
OF being an imposter. He was brought
back to this city, where he was received
with wild enthusiasm by his Indian folio v
ers. The trough journey over the mVun-
taiug proved, however, too much for the
so-called Jesus and he was attacked with
a severe sickness. He - now in the City
hospital aud there is no pros pect of his re
covery. He has annOunc d to the Indians
that he will die aud rise from his grave in
three days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
a BRUTE JAILED

GUTHRIE, O. T., Feb. l6-Henry \. Red
mOnd l. in jail. aud is in danger OF being
lyncbed. On Dec. 80, Redmond was ar
rested on the charge of numbering his
pride of three weeks. He was acquitted.
as he showed that she had committed
suicide, and there was no evidence To the
contrary The dead woman was his
second wife, aud he had pretty IJ year
old daughter by his first wife His
daughter now swears that, on Jan l5 her
father committed felonious assault on
her and since compelled her TO submit 60
him. 1t is feared that Redmond will be
iNnchhd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
THr WHEAT OUTLOOK

CHICAGO. Feb. s-Tbis week = Farmers
Review will say:
"Wintsv wheat has not yet passed beyond
the critical state. alld the uext fes weeks
NAV make considerable changes ia E1e
situation IN lil!aois the outlook AZ pres
ent l. s-ucourzglBg From - pr cent Of
the c17re~ poadeEts come reports faaf he
crop - ia frst class condition Il add
tsaa- - ner ce1t state tha1 the Coudifssa
is fair. Ia Indiana a.ad N5chiEzu tie COG
dltion i ~oFaexaas hettsr than n iilsposs
and 10 kansas Iowa Ohio and ksst urEy
Z j. nst 50 good II isscufi reports - PR
r.-nt K posF. - reT cent. as fa5r sa1 -
per cent ~ gcoG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
a POLITICAL BONN

CoNCoRDIA, Kan, Feb 16.-A disgrace
full row took place last night at a meeting
of the Republican League club. Tue
trouble grew out of an attempt Of j. NJ.
Brumbaugh to secure for himself and close
friends the delegateships TO the state club
meeting, soon to be held, by packing the
meeting in their interest. The opposing
faction claim that they outnumber the
Brumbaugh crowd two TO one. but that
by an arbitrary ruling of the chairman
and the disfranchisemenU of a large num-
Der of Republicans the minority succeeded
in their purpose. A new club Will be
formed, ana further trouble is feared.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
THE GLENDALE GANG.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-Marion HedSpeth.
the Glendale train rObber arrested IN San
Francisco, arrived in st. Louis this morn
ing in charge ST the California officers.
He was at once taken to the Four Courts.
where Messenger Mulrennan of the robbed
car, Engineer Wagner, Salesman Good
we'll and several others positively identi-
fed Hedspeth. He was then placed IN a
cell.
At Clayton today the cases Of Adelbert
ID. Slye aud Mrs. Hedspeth came up Slye
pleaded guilty to robbery in the first de-
gree and sentence WAS deferred. Mrs.
Hedspeth was granted continuance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
kNxlOliS CREDITORS

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. IG-Colonel J. r.
Simpson. well known throughout tue
souIb. aud in Texas especially aDd who
has lsesa At tAe head OF a dozen business
firms il Dallas is absent acd "a uumbeE
OF creditors and psopie who tAye been
dupei are looking for him. L = reported
Ihst the grand jury aas foaGd several ia
d'crmeng> against hinl ua=ot his lsTSesi
creditors states THAI be = cn TIE ucrss.l.
bound either for Europe or Sogsa America.
Sim ipsoa's shortage Is estimated al S5.s9 co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
AN ENGLISH SIORM.

LoNEoN. Feb l6-The gale and snow
storm which set in last night throughout
the United Kingdom continues today.
There has been heavy fall of snow IN
London. Last night the weather was
very cold. and it so continues
today IN the counties OF Lin
colu Suffolk and Norfolk regular
American blizzard i prevailing. The
wind is blowing with force seldom
equaled aud the weather is intensely cold.
felegraphic communication has been
greatly lntertered with All trains are
greatly delayed In the north the storm
is peculiarly severe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
rHF ROYAL ARCANum.

Sr. LOUIS. Feb. l6.-At the ninth annual
session % the Royal Arcanum - Missouri
he report Of the officers showed the order
10 be 10 an encouraging state The fol
lowing we're elected. y 4 Bonner. past
grand regent: Thomas r. Marley VICE r--
gent p X Flitchcratt, orator. IS. + ROo-
!nson. secretary; \. =. Robinson, jr- n a
urer: representative % supreule council, T.
B. Bonner; aitsrEatF. Joha -. Vincent,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17

Guardien-How does my niece get ou
with her music-is shs making any prog
res.7
Musicus-I regret 70 say that she j. not.
Her time and lingering are very defective.
and all can do 20 correct them makes no
impression on her. She will run the scales
20 suit herself
GuaEdian-She inherited that from her
father He was twenty years in the coal
business -Boston Courier
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Du9cur. 90 Fe5 - Iae gevsatsoa
% tA- 81 3oz1ss q god ass io3ss e.ses,tss
r-s6lrls8ou. declaring fG4t - sseF esar ~
hose fza.s3 IS ffe nsrtaa.- - ~ Ae- -
TO- fAc ctF- - sAe sl4Har stnra aa4 fa-
fgarro hAlzEz arr ssFrsEaa~at-E F8r~s1- stsa
.ztllnz ou ssI a1Klls1@rg cfaiss T. eg.s.s se
i..feee-s - hsssl aesss REQ ard ~ -sssEas aed
phiIsntaressc soc.Sgiss = tbs ~sEk-
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IYNcHED-

ARCADIA, Fla, Feb. 70 On Saturday
Bert Hard was s1ot dead b. = negro
named Walter Austin. whom be attempt.
20 arrest. Today Austin was iTuched b.
the citizens.
GrrUsIE. o. T. Feb lG 1T is reDortsd
here that Henry A. Eedmou3. v.b7 was ar
rested yesterday ~ Chandler. charged
with incest WITH bis lj-yrsr-1.d a2shEsg.
has been lYcched
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
THE BOYD BLOWOUT.

OMAHA, Feb. ia banquet in honor of
the Reinstatement of Governor Boyd was
given at the Paxton hotel this evening.
Two hundred distinguished Democrats OF
Nebraska, and Governor Boies Of Iowa.
were present. The principal toasts were
as follows: citizenship Governor
Bovd: Iowa Democracy ana its Future.
Governor Boies: The Future Of Tariff
Reform" ," Ex-Governor J. Sterling Morton:
Young Men, the Coming Hope aud An
chor Of the Party" Hon. W. H.
Thomson
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WEATHER BULLETIN,
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA Kan Feb. 16 1892.


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 16. 1892. J
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm, and fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
During the past 81 hours the highest
temperature was 5lo, the lowest 26', and
the mean $50, with gentle south winds;
warmer, cloudless weather, high barome-
ter.
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month of February
has been 32e, and for the 10th day 81.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Forecast until
9 p. m. Wednesday:
For Kansas ami Indian Territory
Warmer; south winds and clear weather;
warmer and fair Thursday.
For Missouri-Much warmer; south
winds and generally clear weather on
Wednesday, and probably thursday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
A pEEP COMRLNE

IvDIANAPoLIs. Feb. l6 Tue widespread
brewery fight which hss been raging ia
Ohio. Indiana. Missouri. Kentucky. Wis
consin and Illinois is about TO be settled.
This contest has brought down the price
of beer to the lowest figures ever reached
The plan Is to forma combine. BY which
the price OF beer will be regulated 50 A. 10
afford a profit. It is proposed to make The
price s. per barrel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17

she-f want 20 get q piece Of nbbon that
can b. nicely tied into a bow
Clerk-Yes, madam. Perhaps you would
like 20 sse something already made upf
She-Ao. indeed You don't suppose I
would allow nay Fido 20 wear ready
made necktie. do youi-Clothlsr and Fur
rffEhar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
TIE LADIES

The uleasau. raect aud perfect sAlety
WIKI wuich jslses usas use the CSl4far al&
liuuid laxative Nyrap q FlGs- under a.
- ssflE5oas. makes s. their isyorste remedy
10 gef ths true and senusne sTtiess- sc1k
sor The gane Of the GziiferEtz fig syrup
20. printed near the pctspna of thT
package.
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plIIIER AND CHEESE.

MADISON, Wis. Feb. l6.-The Creamery
Butter and Factory Cheese Makers assC-
citation OF the United states began the aD
nual session here tonight. The COnstItu-
ton was amended. 30 as 10 allow the
admission TO mem beTship OF persons not
necessarily ' engaged solely ia butter or
cheese making
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17

AITkET. Feb ~ - follo7iug - the
Degnocrzt4c Convention outtp1% % ds-e
I8fff ds.e.zst~- rs. fi~r~lsnd de.~Eztes
three. The total numier - dele stes 70
BE- cho>su tuFouglo4s tbs stais '- -. n-
pledged de.szste4 we're tcSss7 elected fEom
Ibe srst assembly o4sErict q &iAgss~
-.
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BE tGftsr rzrgrsrg sBs gv1ssfson - - p =
ID yea egy. ~ a-ge ID czeza Jos
by ny prop0s-ze
Sae s.sll lags-sJa ~ Gssr ii u
nj gaat, ] ana eryiss l9r i9T Aosasf
always sz1a - iae Ma Yg1 as
seer az i1A5f taai SOC waai4 Doi 80
svea = 4onkey fss lover- ash f1sw !
AzTs v1t ctr AFTER az -Lssz..s@ -. Ia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17
FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

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, POS East Douglas avenue,
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AN ASYLUM FIRE

Jackson, Miss. Feb ia fire A. the
lunatic asylum destroyed two-thirds Of
the main building, and badly damaged
there's The loss IS about ESQ 600 Only
one patient is known 10 have been burned.
Several slight casualties and narrow
escapes are reported.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-17

SFw DrLEkE-. Fea tE-W Iarerr-
CI1ffan. A.AsF. G!ss4aaT. SaHs -sBYs..
MS IoEG Foh tFaItsab8sg sin.
rers s-s1sF -safisF -iTs- Lfas Esv
Tyse. MchseaD, IzaoEaflon. BrookGgE-
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Scrofula. salt rheam aud all other dis
eases OF the blood, arc cured by Hood :
Sarsapsriiia-
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: Man melbet aug Sob.

~ u w tuSt u . V
lens: Sie 9eIuher Der SbeaterporItel=
lung bon Der y8eper Wallp" paren
3euse elmer aufregenoen Scene. DIS
segen S1luB oes slpeiten 9lttes Der
S6auipicler Soist (8ariteler bes So=
Ief Saacnbah) nit Der @ertreterin Der
5itelroae SRI. Saur rin9cn iollte,
ltiirsten bic 3in9enoen gu Yooen. SRI.
Saur idlus babel nit bem 3opi meb=
rere Male auf bic Sretter aui, nobel
ibr sipei Saarnnoeln tief in ben Sin=
terfopf einoranaen. Inter ardBliten
SdmersensI6reien muroe Die S6per=
perlebte bon Der Siibne 9etraeen.
Die @orifellung mubte abgebro9en lper=
ben.
~ O 6 elmer Yetersburaer
Melouna wurpe am %. Midrs Die 9e=
beime triegsgeri6tlide Gerbanolung
aeeen iene bier beiplbaten, pelde
ben beuti6en &ciienben Gonrabi err
morbet, beraubt uno bann Die 2ei6e
i'm Seubooen ibrer Saierne peritedt ba=
ben, abeeidloiien. Ser cine Seloat
murbe Su lebensldnslider, Die brei an=
oeren gu ie sipansi8 Sabren 3wanss=
arbeit perurtbeilt. Sie grmorbune
gonraois 1T nur Gins Der DON oieien
Golbaten periibten 8erbreden.
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Wiberiprud. Gin cieen-
tbiimli6er @ioeriprud liegt barin. eoa'
man oft bel Der oiimmiten Sa6e om
lei6teitcn ans Gnoe leiner g5eisbeii
fnrn men To-~
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0nisrei9 8aDern.

I Sn gi6itdot Der Yribatiet &ollanb
unD Die 50 bssm. 6S Sabre alten
S6peitcrn &res,ens uno Wagbalena
alein. : 9urd 9eri6luden tiinitlider
3dbne 1T in 6riebbers cine drau trob
drstliber Semiibuns eriiidt. - I Sn
Sulmbab Seiirtsbauptlebrer 4arl
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Yropins SO eitfaltu.

I Sn Mliiniter: Ser orbentlid)e Yro=
feIipr Der NaturluiHenidoften an nnIe=
rer Ntaoemie, Gje9. Weoicinalratl Or.
slnton &arid; Sanitatsratb Sr. Sol.
Bump. = Ser slftuar Gprocs BON
Sielefelo bat ll6 nah Neu=Guinea eins
geI6iiIt, no ibm cine Stele ais Som.
miilariatssSecretGr lno Stanoes6eam=
ter iibertrasen 1T. Serr @oroes besiebt
ne6en einmaligem 3uiduile BON 1000
Mart fir Gauipiruns unb 8eiie Elm
idbrlihes @ebalt bon 5000 Mart. =
I Or. Bitter, Sperateur am tatboli=
i6en arantenbauie in Yo6um. =. Die
Straftnmmer in Sphum perurtbeilte
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gei Der GmcurserDIinuns iiber sas
9&rmo9en bes Sduieripefulanten slue.
Subs in Gltnna, ipel6er F1 in hsn
ttGbtiiden SaSeanitalt erbdnste, fat
ii6 berausseteat, oas 6uhs We6iels
tGlfbunsen I'M Setrase BON 200, 600
Nart periibt bat. Saielblt fino Die
Sdnsler SieafriGo 2inoemann uno
Sermnnn Sirihfeb bel Der 8eraussas
buns ialider Marfltiide ansebalten uno
perbaftet wproen. 9luberoem mnrben
bic 9raat Siri6tefbs uno mebrere an=
bere Berionen als Mitalieoer elmer nett
perSipeigien 6alidmiinserbanoe oinofeit
aemdbt. Sei elmer Silr6iu1un9 Der
firi6ieto'i6en gBobaung wuroen
fGmmtlide sar Salidniiin5erei sebrnud.
ten 98ertseuae unb 8er1tltbaften oprs
aefunoen. Sie bon ibfem Manns
oetrsnnt lebeuDe Gbefrau @ggeriiebt,
aeb. 00tt9er in glltona. aus Sartess
beioe, mel9s lid uno lire beioen &in=
Der, einen a6tjdbrigen SObn unb cine
einjdbrige So6ter, nidt 81 errdbrcn
permo6te, mar nit ibren 3inoern in
ben Sarpenbed=Sa6 geIprunsen, I'm
ihrem 2eben Gin Gnoe ;u MAIDEN. Sic
ielbSt purbe bapuBtlos aus Dem WaNer
ee;osen unS wisber ins Seben silriit,
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sebradt, tpdbrenb bic &inoer ertranten.
Wesen Der 9OOtuns ibrer Ginber bat
cas SAnurgeridt iebt Die ungliidlide
Mutter gu 6 Sabren 3u6tbaus perur=
tbeilt. Die 8eI6porenen, Der Staats=
anfpalt unb Die Wlitglieeer bes. @e-
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S1miot.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-26

The storm that was central north Of Lake
Superior last evening has moved southeast
ward to north of Lake Ontario, and has been
accompanied by high winds and rains over
the Central and Eastern Lake Regions. The
air pressure has fallen decidedly over the
New England and Middle Atlantic States,
and the course of the storm will probably
give that region rain and high winds to-
night and Monday. to be followed by fair
weather Tuesday. An area of high pressure
is advancing eastward, after the disturbance
being central tonight over the Lower Mis-
souri, Valley.
Fair weather prevails in all sections, ex-
cept the Ohio Valley and Central and East
ern Lake Regions, in which section it will
clear up tonight or Monday, the rain area to
advance to the North Atlantic States. Fair
wea ther will continue over the Western and
Northwestern States, although a disturb
ance is again developing in the far North
west. The temperature will rise in the
Central and Upper Mississippi and Missouri
Valleys Monday and fall over New England.