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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

the suction at the bow and the pro-
pulsion of the revolving waterwheel as
the other end Other inventors are I'M
til this day working on this thought,
and are sending their exemplifed ideas
to the patent office.
The men who believe IN the ancient
theory of flying like birds are still on
earth, working upon models which are
intended to accomplish that feat There
is a model here for bird machine, with
feathers of tin and silk The inventor
intends to elevate and support himself
and his machine with an enormous bal
loon, while he steers with his wings
and tail feathers of tin and silk. There
are over thousand devices for aerial
navigation, and every one of them
bears upon il some sensible suggestions
concerning the solution OF the problem
which is certainly not insoluble, but
which Is yet undemonst<ased by in
ventive genius. For example, there In
= machine for navigating the atmos-
phere by means OF inclined fans, and
revolving sails, with an enormous kite
instead of a balloon for elevating the
machine and keeping it In the air, The
fact that kite was recently sent mp on
the New Jersey coast, with its trailing
string attached to light yawl, which
it carried two hundred miles out 20 sea
is cited as practical demonstration Of
the power of kite properly used for
propulsion. But while this is indeed
practical demonstration of the posi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Senator Turpie. who has been re-
elected by the Indiana Legislature, is
said to have eight languages at his
tongues end. He reads Latin, Greek
and Hebrew almost as readily, it is
averred, as English, and he has fluent
command of French, German, Spanish
and Italian.
The French government once was
needing money, and a would-be wit
suggested to the minister of finance
that tax might be put upon wit
Everyone would pay it voluntarily,
because no one would wish to confess
to being stupid" he said MANY
thanks. sir" replied the minister, afa-
bly,; IF adopt your plan, l shall GER
tainly exempt you from the tax, as
token of appreciation"
Mrs. Catherine Sharp, who died in
Philadelphia the other day at the age
of 1I5, remembered seeing George
Washington when he was president
She saw jefferson, Lafayette aud other
great men of those days and well re-
membered the ridicule heaped upon
Robert Fulton's steam boat She said
in an interview about year ago that
Washington was not large man nor
good looking, but that he had very
pleasant ways
Herr Won Madai, who was for many
years the president of police in Berlin.
was vain % his many decorations No
man in the country, outside of the
royal princes and Bismarck and Won
Moitke, could display SO many deoors-
tons on his breast Every sovereign
who came 20 the capital a. matter Of
course contributed a decoration 10 Won
Mzdai Is this photograph not good
Of you?- once asked young lieutenant
No" replied his excelency, 4 then
had only fifteen decorations and ROW
have sixteen"
The steamboat engineer was polite
and attentive tsays the Lewiston Jour
nall. II NAV De that he was dattered
bv the fact that lady 50 impressive
IN her manner should hare come 10 him
for information. A, any rate. he told
ner all about il. Just where the steam
came into The cylinder where IL es-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

bilities of aerial and water navigation
combined, the inventor does not ex-
plain what destination the passengers
would make in the event of the refusal
of the wind to keep on blowing. The
enthusiastic inventor himself would
probably prefer testing his apparatus
by proxy, before intrusting his life TO
his own kite-fan-sail-yswli invention
Everyone who has stood by the sea
and watched the tireless beating of the
waves upon the sand, must have
thought of the wonderful amount of
power in those ceaseless waves. An in
ventive genius has undertaken 10 util-
lie that power for the navigation of
a ship. He has made model which
exhibits weight such as is used upon
pile-drivers. suspended pendulun-like
from an inclined mast. The waves are
expected TO make this pendulum swing
back and forth; and the power thus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
THE HEN PRRsUADER-

captured is conveyed to the propeller
by peculiar mechanism. The inventor
pre-supposes that the waves will always
swing his pendulum with precisely the
same motion; but he has made no pro
vision, and can make no provision, for
a storm at sea, or even an ordinary gale,
which would swing his weight back
and forth through the ship like a ter
rible trip-hammer, smashing and crush
ing everything in contact with it, and
shattering the ship to splinters- This
model represents wasted life and
wasted energies, commensurate with
the wasted powers of the ocean which
the poor fellow vainly strove to bride
for the use of man.
In the glass cases where firearms are
exhibited, there are curios mnunerable
and indescribable. One singular inven-
ton by farmer always attracts atten-
ton. It was intended for frootiers1nen
who were obliged to come in contact
with hostile Indians. In the first place
it would have been SO costly that no
pioneer could have afforded one, and in
IDC utAU pLctCC IL SOutu HONCI ILGbfC DCCn
practically used. The beam of a pillow
is converted into a gun, and was in
tended both to fool Indians and to kill
them If hostile Indian came upon q
farmer with one of these plo1vs, he could
see, of course, that the farmer had no
rifle with him. Then, as he advanced
to kill the farmer, that worthy could
r., 70 nY,1
shoot off his pillow at Mr.. Indian, and go
ahead with his work.
Here are all the models of the small
arms, siege and field pieces and marine
weapons of offense and defense invent
ed by our countrymen since the founda-
tion of the government. The majority
of them have been patented since 1850,
when our civil war commenced. There
Is in this collection rife whose entire
stock is skeleton filed with cartridges.
1t cannot be made serviceable on &C
count of its great weight, and because
1t works too slowly.
How would mother like to have 8
rocking chair which plays an organ,
works an automatic fan and rocks itself
by oloclzwork? How would baby like
that way Of going to sleepe Some
thoughtful fellow of domestic turn of
mind has invented this home harmonic
er, but it costs too much for poor peo-
pie. and rich mothers prefer to employ
nurses. Hence the inventor remains
poor and unhappy.
Some lazy fellow has sat UP nights to
invent machine which will pick up
sticks of wood. put them on the saw
buck, hold them there with an artificial
knee and saw them into proper lengths
This can be worked with treadle,
while the farmer sits in doors, and
smokes his pipe in peace, growing fat
and Jolly, while he watches his wife
cleaning house and baking for the
hands.
The ''hen persuader7 was described
when the patent was applied for. It is
a long wire attached to the hens ankle,
extending backwards. 1t prevents the
fowl from scratching or moving back
ward and conpels her TO go forward
all the time, hunting bugs and support
ing herself SMITH D. FRY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoris.
Wh-- she was a Child, abe cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she oluns to CsstoriA
UtsR sac had eniidssz, she gave them Castoria
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

Turn About 49, Every time Won
spill anything on the taoie-cIoth you
must give me cent. said Franks
mother. And do get cent every
time don't spiIIg" asked Frank. anx-
.oaslv.-HarDer' Young People
--Iohnny's Reason Johnny, don :
think you behave very nicely 70 Jimmie
wilkins You are always interfering
with him Why do you DO it, szid
Johnnv's ma Coz can lick the life
ont % him 4 I want -, explained
Johnny. Truth
Just His Lucz--''I hear sim pson
had a streak 81 bad luck, and has been
lo.i.~ 1,nn@v~ Did IA LoGs azuaAT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
Love Came to Ne.

Love came TO me one morning EraS
And begged that would let him stay
And warm his little hands and feet
Beside my fire, be smiled so sweet,
How could tell the baby 'nsy7"
How could send the child away
Forth through tie wlutry wind &C stray
When from the cold and cheeriess stree.
Love came TO mel
Al. mol warmed the frosty fay,
But while against ny breast he lar.
With twinkling eyes, the litue cheat
Sent through NJ heart al sTroS feet
And yet-shink you roe the dsy
Love came 20 r1eF
-Gertru3s Morton, II Lippincott 6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
SQUIRREL In YasIaInRton.

Squirrels are very plentiful and de-
structive in some parts Of the state of
Washington. Lincoln county paid out
$40, 600 in bounties on squirrel scalps
last year; yet but little good effect was
produced 1t is proposed to tax all the
lands in the county to raise funds to
eight the pest, and so make railroads
and nonresident owners help in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

-'Katie, be miaei" the fond youth erie6
No, John, 1t cannot be!
You're only 20. SIR she sad,
Nhiie am -
So rcor John waited patiently
For ten long years and Ihea-
A stal~art Daa. Re went sad tod
The maid his hove again
- Nc. John" she said: Twill never CO
You're quite too old for me-
For you are - row, while l.
stnpoed 80 q !"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
Hard - obv.

lrz1e Father-5ee here, young mzns
when tell you % do q thing want
you 70 do Il a. once
Dutifui Sou-W-ha, did you Tell me 20
do?
Irat~ Fashsr-I forget. n17T-bst I
want i donei--Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

GOOD match2r EXCELLENT And that
Of your daughterP' Not bad either.
my daughter married the banker
GoIdschnldt~ "Mins The emperor OF
Austria "-Harper's Bszsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

she-An men are Hars-
He-Aw! really you shouldn't sa7
that DOW.
She-Well, perhaps you aren't bst
al nice ones are, any~Ny.-Trutb
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
Little ,rohunke's Treasures.

Mrs. Wearie-When you sweep little
ohnnie's room, don't PIT the sweep
gs in the fire.
New Girl-Why not, mum?
Mrs. Wearie-The hast time / did that
the stove exploded. Good News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

Stock in Hand He ought to be
good at repartee." 'What mskes You
think SOP We'll, he's an amateur
chemist and ought always to be ready
with a retort."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-31

william Woo at Azdeve-, Mass, vas
run ever asa Ii led Ay train
Michael Curry # soEta Boston seriously
xo,sEdsd Frank Horton WIKI cselssr-
The -awa x sock bridge. Mass. %
stirred ID av-r many -ecent burg aries
C.1taia Phiiso Harrington Of Fail
River. Mass, del WHILE 0n AS wssafing
trip.
NJ. M.-liaa Of t7ro-au, y. H. about 10
years # axe, ezs rs sh-oar, aald ca7ns5z re-
euvsr
Mr.. Caroline Ho,ley'oa 0t Portland.
Ne. X Supposed - Save elcpest vita a
Prrv5tE.=zce mechanic
Thieves stole g9ld-rY0ua-=i FL harness
ard sar7se rt7oeS from tie Stable II AloGzo
wav At azvrra5li- Mass.
CueYarI~ez n tie Faulkner naI5ls. SG-th
E5s.-rfea. Mass. have resumed w5Ek- after
4 vacation & fortnight
F-auk Gosh # Pfynlagth. Mass. Azni
= T-ar-. kli'@i himself BY shooting He
aa,s bees slriesi8g esaTslT-
W.fh.sr : Lsav7s * Laconis, y. H was
thrown from a delivery wAzou. receiving
IL isr5e-s grs II xs.el be died
Tb.. essssazss1z1S g+ariz Ct the B1~s0Ea
risy hss~gsr "a are a~~rr~1V-yisai with dl2a-
.berss a.. .sssrsss Fever o4sssnss-
Brakeman fIaaaatsrsi was killed a.
Nsraus. y z TEo cz-s jumped The
trsaes. Fhrswiez nim hsT=asa EAsas-
Matshex r Jshas,sn Of CheirasforyE.
Mas. vas fot.aA 4 Sf hy his family n
IL. hzrs. WIRE he hsf banged himself
-, c.b-x .. ur.t5--, hs-sf5- Wa sas-a :
- ~. sssssxa..is While cnazvsiuv
-. - 10 Mss sz.sl urshabfy s.4t&liy
-
r.. 4 ,sv,a,.. es4-s5-xzg,i te=s~ -s.rei AZ
,s.sEsrn. y Il gz~ GI@srzs ". FrsswJ;.
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= .~~--,f~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-31
SEEKING cspt. COOS TREASURE.
4 Discovers" ia rissida fiats eespls Hso
Mil Pay 'ar His Dissirs.

TAarA. Fla oct - II. aIl ruHsors are
30 he believed. Caas kAsd 5E-itd usore
treasure sad IN more pisces Ehaa coast veil
be remembered ~ 0ue man
Oae Of the mast reesrtiy -'ilse5ve-sd
places = 90 tire Fort Brooke reservation,
lust OUT lie Of Ttmps Fla The GIscove-e-
"a. able % al3 zElahle nlen siTa money.
10 aaya8cest 5000 fsr the purpose of rs-
covering t5.s zn10@i xealsa- The E9-k Eas
bexun sept. ; iasr. xad 4 Shaft vas saax
to he .ezeh at lwenty-'Erse feet Then a
s-sam Ranp became nsce sas-y, al3 a 4epta
Of Is feet w1s reacae,s- Bat co treasure vas
faua4. The J-iziaal srocx company tEs-
6aai i.t and : aew 5ne vas formal, AM TIE
xorx z5es msrr..y AlaEg- AZ esca tresr
ard 1f sSrs e. bones. .ksrx saeih. and other
uia.eGial that zses tn nsake pSlo.Phats lands,
there = greas rej3ieiaz- ani the work Is
-pnersi ~isl increased vixor. hI1aaa
heart pscridee., 3. lie last ind, and A rA.e
CURIOSITY.
O-eola S7.1a. iAs descendant CT squa~
u,ar. Is the p<ougter- fIEnsser. ard chief
spiris Of the enterprise, ard bis d2si1iag
PODS nlake CURIOUS collection n thsr1-
.ei7~s The correspondent Of the New
York Times prevailed an 1cso.A % saoF
ghe.- accarzcs ID Gracinz ca1rs- and various
athsr II iuxs of natal aHldsa b. the car-s-
sv.snssert. b1s ghey would got perform theI-
sa.y. aai failed tn every trial
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spasks Faox xAsE WIRES.

n. ..s,o, r1s..-~.- - C,-=e,,e lies! there
- G.t,,s.s nis-.,t ~ d r..-l,,-x atIer A .Qax
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f-ev- athet DtG'si"'''toi '''I Al'''-- 20
~" 'ss''a- '.e 1.-5 80 - --.'-.''.-', - -
fA''e'7' lei 'i''''''-
The buildings o. l. FAr''n z'0a az 4-''es's
AZ NOS Of the eorisnSs We l2' a-''' Sst-
y fl'y '-oei -s.''A' 1l.--9 - -~', .i's
i-~
4 sa-sor os tae n''zhs o ''-ii'1 'e,'F'' VI
',lr scGoo'ef --eserf : '1't, 4f't
p1aFi Ians3AE At.rr ''i0A A. bi"-0' AZ
Ess froFa7i- ii-.eaH1 P+Ps -21--'
lp9as hla 0eaf ae aAHie OK '''aA t-'A'''
sAlcA - TIC % 's 0-s F'sAA
Tls@ aIEsz! STATE xtI "a tsstIne, n
c0Enslai af CsPs- Es.aca VI Rel at tS@
Btta fron Wo-ss wa ~I-s7ies i. h-1A'rY
- eaEsnser and tfAak Dinghy ~ pAf1f'
r Bash ~ ~ O cia ( Mon A. soFeac9Sl
f9c gEe sasy Yarl 4; ls-1tery ~ receive nGl,
aal.r rs and u {. tor -raas-ng
,.1.s ,-sfgl ne. M-. Iarses
V-. xate led AZ 81. a,a.s "a Durham. Suu-
..v -,ar-tnx a.. 20. after few 4ay's H.
80. - ,7.unton;a. VI. gicsstts Aaces-
..-.s.r. ;s. ar,. settlers ~ Durham All
.rs-g .=,,as- ss.- Ji2ue=-. ~a9 penetrated
-. -,,.izs. 1ore,t. s7Ii bulk home.
-. g g..-yn ,-a+a
- ~, 4 t1,s-,s.oq--
80 - v,u. s.-exs~u ~
49, 80 pa Tn Rar5s
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ai.srs ard Fsraess sssas1 sy rsreafs sf
TarSs cszsss.

kkx<As CsEE GAes- 5G--hxcsas a szss-
zz .SzA her szs&- ssx.ss tss 5svss w-aGx e.
By zAe sss-c4Ezsl e2Azge l4ss saa. A l2rss
s4r- y eSs-sxse evGacy = lie szasasase-
s-- zsrze- az 1As sEsss IS EaziaseG IN tse
rsne and Lrsa ore asi-. AZ waSeA IagZia, No.
j. the ee1te- ff41~ns. kan-, szzasts nerr
~ Joplin z tie 1Iazax Industry. Last IA
sass eEaatry sars Ia1s5 m=51-sty for ne
wsave- sIzcssrs. This @As eo@pe-ea Of
the es1htaee3 yGses of lie ulseTs All
farTsssz OF TIE esrErT,
Lass taA Eae E1ssas. % ths Ga5esa mining
camp vas eeafFozseI xizA seeses et set1y-
l-v. ard everT nans w.s rzaEins Sc t44s
cnlv a few mines EGr.aSss . scxgzate.l !:
sh-.f, - dad Hzn.-rts sf aairsrs asTe
x1as s.seszers n sz<sz os sUrx ColSzal
" B. sscGe a Gs.4sas- eaa at the NEST
1-sz-fTe ers-z.o-s n tee 4.str1et- xasa
asxss! - s-p.a1n ne zr.or-aza-s e019.E2o1
srna13 bis zaEss cirv, ssE.
This nan rss sroax5r 81 the r4as ant
zzes - committee Gt TIE E3Gse of R<p-s-
.snttEIvss- They haze placed leE. aas. xSse
ore o. tAs free Est, 4z4 rasz tEas oeenrsss
essefiFs every misc aSr~ WI he fe-es,4 a.
esoss Ore .Aat xas selling tar S. h&fore
sAe meeting % the reform says knA means
eonmir-ee dropped 10 st9 Immediately AZ
Ter taas uas~t5uz. Ore shzs s1SaA sss De
selling AZ So Aa4 s35 Is +-zz On Eae nar-
xsT az s!1 "a sis,
Cnis- sseh + depression A. ISIS me sssas-
Ier operators eea5 nac a9zvi 70 continue
aaag~r xhliz sonse If The Esere extensive
on@s shaz G,ssn Immediately a oc5sr "a
escape the lass that vas sE-e % foIlSs- Il
lrs! and Kizg 4rs 5as On Ehs free Ass We
siii al be c9mpeils4 10 gus business The
pay Of Tie nez . ID are sii4 a. varx has
been greatly reduced
B4- the nirsrs are not tie ONLY orPs
a5scret. / Arze share of ne eouasry Il
composed OF rsca y1-2dias farm ard While
the nia4s are n operation the far-uer Vas
sforsei hone zasrkst fer kis p-osta>ts.
Farm produce srozyas A hIzhe- price IN
Ga-nA 1han a. Kansas CiFy. TIE home
market Is nor Destroyed Farmers ara
p yinz freight 70 Kansas CRY On grain that
Last ysar commanded & better prira as
hams
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4 Qglsf Mssr-
nass<ser Frssatrsa s, 7asssa Qzss. siss;
ia the easasy Iaa-

CHm4se. 0-. - -PAr-ick Esgs1e
Preaderzss- spent 4 liEt aisAx n els e=ll
n be ecuafy jail Hs sI-r, saietIy f.ogz
zais.s .ghr 90 : 'ciSex- NJ special xaa-1
x1s Elasce-3 aEzr hin4 ls-z ntlat, aat rAe
gaar.s watched hisa closely during tAs
nixhr AZ aeisSk Lis breakfast vas
brozgat to hisn AID AZ origaseasd u3 a.
oaee He Vas hungry All ATE tie psaln
rrisaa fare siEb relish AIS o'eleex a
reporter eaIl--t apoz the Esa-de-s-. ~ba
i1sc ke.3 Up s1.leniy As as visitor sppsSaseaes.
tie e-A
Wen, Pren..erzasr, ho~ srs you feeling
shis morning vas szk<4.
s-0a, teei ali r.zas. gzess All al
right
Hal good night. resE. Iii yo1s~
Yes. guess 40, aisays sl~sF al
risht'
AZ tbs posas Prsnsssryxss became siisGr,
sas, istai z lif hscx ou d.. uszi, partly
eEases bis eyes. AT Efforts 70 trSfualy
nj he man iafs eoRTer -a,isa ssszE the
as 4s.Lzaslaa taiI-3-
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RtyeFs ass Eis5oss.
Fsc s.naessc Nil srssze;y Hsss Sieo Geo
s-,rrsriats4 tor ,25..

w,sssIxsrssy. uet- p The Rsass IN
-.s--szt al az .ae 4a1ss} req0--' Il tA+
rn.r j. ,has % ~, sf:sf as sesI7eers-
2--r -tYea Toms z s.--r IA usaa-e
.. si.- sasisg- L. a-tlsra&'es Tor ,-7-s'1a14iF :
- rYr~r .a.5 s,-sor i.oprJVs meets L.
y are f-szllz rAe Sod scar er.ri4rz }-ae
fa .~az. Ar
- C-a,x r1vyr. = eoDri+'e - ~ pro
3 tt-. sea- eco. o-saA~ a-e- t7aTz' aeaa'
)esv-s - Par~apEns isla1'' Bar Il isza'aFr
Il, epasrsste. Sa-J @fsa. szssssss taaE eaa
y. exg-ssss.i ., 5aze - 1895, $4,000 2
Pare r-e.,ss -.=s- 20 sesr7 a. -, St.fi 90 :
p ,rss sAat aaratar so canp aE~. 81 : 3eSA,
- il. rss-. Sgss2 at9- hsnasss.' rtV-v. -
e,aaaist~. ; - $50 Ter ti,s ye8-- .4s3 t'l's :
,saan..l N 6.ask ~7Fe.. P4-F.AH1i, "a e5E-
s;ss4. ss3 75sg. fsf -as- q AZ slssR.'H4 >sea
.tser. - clsagis.as. - -tsA, fsr the scar
s5d 1ts3-
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4 DRUNKEN cssoasE-
tasrsw Escape iren Seats 8. sxer n
ssckasd. ssasss sSsss

EsocxLASB, ocs- &c 0-9cEssze- Pearl.
Captain Harlow. fssa Bessea, ri-h gram
far /. Esissa Frosr- es4xaE 5re hAss Sun
32y s;x2E za4 vas ssilV 1znaxsst az. tie
less IaeiaDfiax 3anass 70 ezrrn sf aaout
80 Sunday aigar during TIE esgtaiz's
anseree there vas a drusxen car0aszi
aboard &cs4 the sa5sH cz1xnt 5re- The
e-sw fed wtAeur x.vlnz TIE alarm wIth the
exception Of one s24lsr, x1o WIKI rs
clothes mass Of axr2e-. attempted -
jaEp evsro0art- He vas .4xen &c the pc
Zee .;&tlan were he gave Ais EaGse -
ETeorxe A Jarstaa ef Bse xzyorz ani a aet
p@es.ex al inveseixstlaa The sehoau~r
Ess eEzet principally By Capt JOAN Kab-
zsaa Of >4.asa ThoE1ass3a.
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One II ths vsszrsn Republican senssay=
= fikssT 20 rsrsrs froua pgs}ie lie a yszr
n~acr. senator Cllloe1 of fia5Es4s Ess b-ea
lonz sine IN essszrsss. hszs H0~ tssFass
IA carver A. a sza.~<nzsxE wlz3 casO'se 10 an
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COMEDY ef Esseai


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= View Ysrk es.y. By he- ssrn-r@v. Edw4z
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sitasR eS EssS
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THE FAIR CLOSED.
No Ceremony on Account Of
Mayor Harrison's Death.
Prsndsrgas. lndiessa BY Grand Isay
ST.! saIisa and Qaies.
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srcises ssra asEl ~ lie FAR g-eansss ID
lar Ascsr re fa-rnxl saasaaer z~2S By
Presa3s1s Pa.-ser Of Eae zaxysr Sessh Aal
Ehs stssenzxHz Esss 81 --srez-es 81 sss-giys
character rGzG oa SEs-sszs, rssoszlzie ~
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81 I'D ,aor- p-aIer. E-.e g1S2zrias glisEly
sslsuessszf.
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Fire 4. Worth Farmisatoe-

FAaHyseros. Ocr. 39---The a5gses Ell
ausi srasEe Of John F. Norton a. North
EarEnia z-on surzsd sstzriay evening. \
lantern sell fraul Peg aud broke, setting
-as are- 4 part 0t Ia contents Of the
ho1-e we're saved Loss, sssGi (. zuD; par
-1aftT 5r.zE-P2
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HoETaEE. Nsss-, Oct. - Damien Mes
ssrr. ass-I % Of Ca.eopes Falls was found
lead Z. 4 c5saa. hsr-. He cane hsrs from
Chirnpe~ 81 h.rrn'v s,7n74 money, and his
trends s,z-u-ct foui pay. He leaves a
ri,!o7x Az! five eailirea-
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af hs- azsssNz guests
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srs.s csssx Il New Yszk aazk- . ~
al1ese9 ernh<zzL
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prsstsrsast isiic.ed

C#lcAsso. Oct % -patEi-x Eazsns
p-en.t=rFssts Indictment fsilose4 quick Y
sEter tie criBs. Inspector sASs sp9sars i
b-.sore the xraHa jury sho-tly sf.er 10 th.s
morning aud the Ia sictnaent ~ai voted I--
a9sstiaEesv itIe-Esri.
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Fire al Plymouth

Szwposr, 0ct. %. The farm oulkiings
9E D. B Ferguson o. FIguoath burned
Noaslay a5araiag silh tAree ho-ses. - IONS
Of ssv, tarv@ eoSs, ets- L9ss. $3.50; IL
sslraaee. 81 -sl3- The cacse st las IRE ;.
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