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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-23
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MUSIC.
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Rooms Is, L. o. Rit1Ins Block
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PIANO and Theory.
Teachers course Ia the practical application Of
the Mason system as taught By Dr. WE Mason.
au' hor o. the Mason system ara l. a. SoWnis3,
director OF music at Vassar.
Harmony BY correspondence
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wlcnioa
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, %: Hogs Az.
shipments; Cattle. none; Hogs, none.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

The rollo~,ns rates under -. difersn: headings
sill Se charged
@Payable Strictly in Advance.
Nc Advertisements taken for loss .bsn 10 cents.
One line advertiser enss cAArx ed sane rate TIVE
Inca
III. fORSsDUES"
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EAGIE ONCE should be called for vithsa 10 Gays
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wnraed 10 them stamped envelopes rnass % seat.
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A Sons Wish.
Mother, il TIE lonely ways
OF the homeland Whence CAME,
Where yo1 walk tbs world apart
Witscut fear and without: blame
Keep ne ever IN thine ere.
As the bills their morning star,
Though pass into tie car
Where III ioLlaz fellows are.
Keep re eTe- Il tay heart
With the Cd renem oere6 .h.rsS
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April Seeu the robin siz-a
Keep IT. ever II fhv prayers
That a. Midnight o. az zoo7
When God needs nan Il has.A
f5e rzav not .o-cey ihT soa
Bliss Carz,a.. IL Tou;h's Companion
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
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Notary Public,
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

To buy Wichita city property or Sedgwick county
land present prices means large returns on your
money. Wichita win ner stock snd other indus
tries is lust In her infancy and such bargains we
can now OFFER never offered before. All having
business line invited TO call or correspond.
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He also ca ri the finest assortment OF picture
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NEW AND ELtGANr STYLES THE FINEST
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TInE TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK IsfAsp . pAersts
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WICHITA, March %.
Cattle receipts were light. Prices IN

The quotations mere presented are to give the
shipper an ides Of the general range of prices en-
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The wolf and the lamb lie down to-
gether; but it is always the wolf that
makes the proposition, and he is liable
to get hungry the moment he feels
wicked-N. O. Picavune
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PERSONAL.
FOE EXCHANGE.

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the opera with him one night, and
bought only one seat He explained it
to her by saying he was so used to oc-
cupying single chair with her that he
didn't think Truth
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PAL FouR AND GLADSTONE

LONDON, Feb. 10.-Iu the commons to-
day Mr. Balfour spoke at length IN favor
of extending the debate on the address in
reply to the queens speech. He reminded
the house that when the Conservatives
were in Office the Liberals had insisted
upon longer debates on the address.
Mr.. Gladstone questioned the correct
ness of Mr.. BalIour's statements, and
objected to the manner in which a demand
for an extension of the debate had been
introduced without previous notice.
Mr.. Balfour replied with spirit that he
had not only give notice, but also said that
he Had debated the question last evening
when the right honorable gentleman op-
posed was more agreeably occupied.
This slur had an unexpected effect on
the house. The Liberals and the Irish
members answered it with cries of
"Shamep' and jeers, which completely
drowned the opposition cheers.
Mr.. Balfour paused until the confusion
had subsided, and then added that he had
assumed that the right honorable gentle
man had been made acquainted with ,he
circumstances of the debate through bis
colleague. If the house was to be led by
two men who never communicated with
each other, the proceedings would be con
Quoted with considerable iii ditficulty. Cries
of ''Ohg' "Ohp ''Shamen'J
When Mr. Gladstone rose TO answer Mr.
Balfour he WAS trembling with indigua
tion. In a voice shaken with anger lie
thundered out: 'WIth due regard to cir
cumstances and time, | have eudeavored
to serve the house to the best OF my abil-
ity. Loud ana prolonged cheers. The
right honorable member for Manchester
would have shown better taste, would
have better fulfilled the duties Of the posi-
tion which he occupies il he had spared the
reference to my agreeable occupation "
Repeated cheers followed Mr.. Glad
stones words. and amid the enthusIas u
of the demonstration, Mr.. Balfour rose,
upnoticed. to speak He began three
times before his voice Couid be heard.
Before be had spoken a dozen audible
words, the Irish members drowned his
voice again with yeIls and shouts Of "Olr'
"Oh!" Coward and Withdrawn
Mr.. O'Conuor arose at this Juncture, and
Mr.. Balfou- yielded TO him the floor aud
the disorder abated Mr. O'Connor asked
whether or not any question was before
the house. to which the speaker replied
that he understood ar BlltOur wished 20
explain
Mr.. Balfour then made himself heard
sufficiently 10 Inform the house that he
had not intended 20 hit the feelings o.
the prime IuinisteT-:n fac,. the right hon
oraGIe gentleman was the last psIsol
whom he willingly would offend.
The apology was received With prolonged
cheers. which were turned 10 laughter a
Mr. Balfour ADDED that the right honor
able 70 whose more agreeable occupation
be had referred, was not tae prime Z. 4
lister, but one OF his colleagues
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NuNIS REVIEW,

NEW YORK, Feb. 10-R. 6. Dun & Co. S
Weekly Review of Trade says:
1.-TWO important eYents-the defeat OF
anti-silver legislation and the concerted
deposit of gold by the New York banks in
the treasury in exchange for legal tenders
have had a directly opposing but power
full influence upon the markets, but it is
too early to determine what the net re-
suit may be. The speculative markets
have been quiet and irregular. The anti
option bill still alarms some, while the
vote in the house leads others to believe
that it will not become law.
''Pork products show greater strength
and have further advanced, supplies OF
hogs being very small. Coffee is strong
advancing 4 cent, with moderate sales.
Wheat has risen II cents, with small
transactions, western receipts belng,retard-
ed by storms, while Atlantic exports OF
wheat were 760, 900 bushels; but there IS
nothing to Indicate that the unsold sur
plus al the end of the year will be small.
Cotton declined 3-i6 of cent on sales OF
1000, 900 bales; for. while no important
change appears in exports or in receipts,
the continued pressure OF the enormous
unsold stocks here and abroad Is felt.
Never has there been more
phenomenally satisfactory season for tex
tile manufactures or dry goods. Cottons
are higher, especially prints, though cut
is seen in ginghams; but most mills are
sold for months ahead. Sales of wool at
the three chief eastern markets show,
against last year, an increase OF 81 per
cent. Sales OF ~, 900 tons of rails are noted,
with one large order for Cuba, but plate
and bar iron is weak. The consumption
of coffee is increasing, while tin is steady.
Exports are improving 4 little, but the
outgo of 81 900, 900 in gold this week is a
menace to the trade balance. If the ten
tatjve action of the strong banks does not
check the movement, further measures by
the clearing house are contemplated for
the prevention of disturbance. The
treasury has not been losing gold, and the
soundest men feel that the treasury and
banks operating in harmony should be
abundantly able to meet the dithculty uu-
til the new administration makes known
| its policy.
The business failures during the last
seven days number 2G6, as compared with
a total of 30l last week. For the cores
ponding week Of last year the figures were
276"
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COLORADO sNOWsLlDES.

DENVER. Feb. 10.-Reports from south
ern Colorado tell of the continuation o.
the blockade by snow, which in many
places is still falling. Suowslldes are
numerous. An avalanche came down a.
Riverside. accompanied by half a dozen
smaller ones, carrying away the Ouray
lrouton mail stage aud horses. No one
WAS KILLED, however.
In western Colorado the storm Is heaYi
est ever experienced. a terrible slide /:
reported near Breckenridge, in which two
trainmen were killed and four slightly in'
jured. a South Park railway crew, Will
two engines pushing rotary snow ploW
was fighting the snow this morning
when an avalanche rushed down th,
mountain, catching one engine and the
plow and hurting them down the hill
Eaginser Lynch and Fireman Smith were
Instantly killed. The OTHERS escaped
Between Crested Butte and Ruby another
slide occurred Two Italian lahorers are
said to have been killed.
The passenger train from Monarch, due
yesterday, has not arrived and its location
is unknown. Most of the mountain roads
are busy fighting snow.
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THE DAiRYMEN,

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 10-The National
Butter AID Cheese convention today adopt
ed resolutions demanding protection for
dairy men against competition with fraud
ulent butter, and declaring that oleomar-
garine is neither wholesome nor healthful.
One resolution pledges moral, political
and financial opposition to any state or
national legislator who, by his actions or
lack of action, shows that he is more in
sympathy with a fraud than with an
honest product of the farm" A resolu-
tion was also adopted appealing to Presi-
dept-elect Cleveland to appoint, upon en-
tering office, officers in the internal rev
enue service who will enforce the prOvis-
ions of the national oleomargarine law.
During the afternoon Ex-Governor
Hoard of Wisconsin addressed the dele
gates on practical subjects. In the butter
contest the judges gave the highest scor-
ing TO Jefferson CoIvin of COlvin, Ills.-97
points. William Clelland OF Parkersburg,
Ia, scored 96S points. The award of the
sweepstakes premium will be made tomor-
row. The next place of meeting was left
to the executive committee.
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PPIFFS.

The Montana and Washington legisla-
lures are still balloting for senators.
The strike Of the bOiler-mskeTs of the
Brooks locomotive shops at Duukirk, y.
Y, has been declared off, and the strikers
are applying for work
1t is reported in London that the be
trothal of the duke of York and Princess
May of Teck will be formally announced
today.
There were thirteen deaths from chol-
eraIc complaints la Marseilles, France,
yesterday
The ice in the Delaware river has broken
at Lambertville, sixteen miles above
Trenton, y. j., and flood Is anticipated
at the latter point.
Owing to the absence Of witnesses, the
congressional committee investigating the
methods of the whisky trust adjourned
until Monday next.
A bill has passed the lower house of the
Minnesota legislature making { he sInOk-
ing of cigarettes IA misdemeanor, punish
able by fine of from SO To go, or by I'M
prisonment for thirty days.
Chicago wants more money for the
worlds fair. a delegation appeared before
the senate committee on appropriations
Yesterday and asked for 81 GOO, 900.
Winners at New Orleans yesterday:
Huberto, O'Neil, Maud, Emperor, Billet,
India Warplot.
The treasury department yesterday paid
81 cents all ounce for $50 900 ounces o. sill
yer.
Albert and Ella Hodgson OF Rock l.
land, Ills. slid down the bank 80 u 2
Miss sslppi out upon the ice on A ed d
plunged through an air hole. Bo.u were
drowned.
A fire ut Dexter, No, yesterday morn
ing destroyed one business block aud dam
aged two others The loss is $G0,000-half
insured
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e. RENO ETCHlNGS

Ell RENO. o. T., Feb. l0-[Special AT
3 special meeting Of the Commercial club
last night il was decided to hold in the
near future a Commercial club fair for the
purpose of raising a fund to assist in
building bridge across the South Cana
dian river west OF this place. TIE build
Ing OF this bridge Is a large undertaking.
bus when completed it will be Of great
benefit to the people OF the western coun-
ties, and Will be OF much in portance 70
the towns along the Rock Island road.
Oar people are fully alive to The necessity
OF the bridge, and are using every leglti-
mate means 10 secure its construction.
Our merchants ana business men viii call
upon their friends 10 seDd the fair COM
mIttee some article Of merchandise TO be
sold at the fair, the proceeds 10 go TO the
bridge fund OF this fair COMMITTEES. G.
d. Orput, vice president OF the Citizens
State bank, * chairman, with GeoTze H
kerfoot AMI NielS E,person as assistants.
These men are we'll known "hust.srS. -
and they VIII dc good work for the fair
The building fox our Touring mill Is en-
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closed, and the machinery therefore is
arriving. The mill will he of l59 barrel
capacity, aud will have all OF the latest
improved machinery.
The snow of the last few days has had
good effect on the growing wheat, and the
prospect is favorable for an exceedingly
large yield this year. Oklahoma has es-
tabiished the reputation of having one OF
the most favorable soils for wheat in the
west, and Canadian county is the peer OF
any, if not the best, in the territory. There
is very large acreage in this county, and
it is now in the most healthy condition.
Farmers should come here and see for
themselves before locating elsewhere.
Experts say that the indications are that
there will be large production OF peaches
and small fruits here this year, and THIS Is
another inducement for farmers to locate
here.
Jake Schweizer and Frank Mitchell each
think they have the pole that will knock
of the United States marshal perslmmon,
and we would ike to see each OF them sue
cessful, as they are both good citizens and
Simon pure Democrats.
The pestofiice candidates are lying low,
but they keep their weather eye out just
the same.
Willie Gray (colored) and John King
(white), two boys about 10 years of age.
were convicted of burglary, and B. f.
Brown of embezzlement. in the district
court yesterday. Sentence has not yet
been passed.
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COMPLETELY UPROOTED.

How many remedies there are which
merely relieve without uprooting disease.
The contrast with sterling medicines
which such paliatives afford, not only en-
hances the dignity Of the former, but
serves to emphasize the folly of employing
halfway measures when thorough ones
are available, A marked instance of this
is the effect on the one hand, of Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters in cases of chills and
fever and bilious remittent, and on the
other of ordinary remedies in maladies OF
this type BY the Bitters, malarial COM
plant in every stage, and of the most
malignant type. are completely conquered
and lose their hold upon the system. They
are rarely, if ever, dislodged by the ordi-
nary resources of medicine, although
their symptoms may unquestionably be
mitigated through such means. The same
holds good of indigestion, biIiousness, kid
ney complaint, rheumatism, nervousness
and debility. BY the Bi5ters they are
cured when many remedies fail
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Csc. for a box of BEECHAM's PILLS worth
q guinea,
THE WYOMING sENAToRsHIP.

CHEYENNE, wy, Feb 10.-The twentieth
ballot for Wyoming senator, taken at
noon today, was an exciting one. The
vote was as follows: New, z; VanFanter
(Republican), %; J. G. Miller, 10; G. w.
Baxter, .; William Brown, 4; George T..
Beck, l; S. T. Corn, 1; J. c. Thompson, L
In casting his vote, Speaker Tidball said
that he had worked for the election of a
populist until he became satisfied that the
election of a populist was impossible.
For the good of the state, he would now
vote for a Democrat, and he voted for
John Charles Thompson. Before the re-
suit OF the ballot was announced, three of
the populists and seven Democrats changed
their votes to Thompson. Two Repub!i-
cans and five Democrats changed to Beck,
and one Republican changed to Baxter,
leaving the ballot as follows: New, 3; Van
Vanter, 10; Miller, 2; Baxter, 3; Brown, 2;
Beck, s; Corn, /; Thompson, II. The act
ion of the populists forecasts the election
of Thompson.
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GOD FOR GOLD.

HARLEM, la. Feb. 10-The case of muir
derer J. b Cumberland has been appeal
ed. He was to have been hanged today.
Cumberland murdered, in 1889, James and
Jasper Robertson, father and son, who
lived near Harlem. Cumberland and his
wife were located in Springfield, Eio., and
arrested and brought TO Harlem: SAT first
it appeared that there was positively no
evidence against Cumberland, but the
Jury finally secured an admission from
Mrs. Cumberland which cleared up the
matter. She said that she did not fear as
her husband had written a statement
which would shield her. The statement
was eventually found on the inside Of
CumberIand's shirt, and he confessed to
the crime The murder evidently was Il
premeditated atfsir-committed solely for
Robertson's money
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A FAIR TEST,

We are perfectly willing
to have any reader of the
EAGLE test the virtues of
Reds German Cough and
Kidney Cure for himself
and for his own satisfaction
We know that it is the best
cough remedy on the mar
ket. 1t is the only remedy
in the world that does not
contain opiates in some
form. If any reader Of the
AAGLE will send his address
to the Sylvan Remedy Co.,
Peoria, Ill, and mention the
name Of the EAGLE, we will
send him a trial bottle free.
We are perfectly willing to
put this remedy on its mer-
its.
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The PlTTsBURG ANARCHISTS

PIrTsBURs. Pa. Feb. l0--Heud Bauer
sud Carl huoId. the Anarchists, convicted
yesterday OF conspiracy TO iDclts a riot 81
Homestead. were again placed on trial p,
accessories before she fac, OF the shooting
OF II. c. FrIck
Bergman testified that be came from
New YORK 70 k.l. FricS, bat denied y s..
tlve.y That either CT the o;le- defendant,
we're acquainted vita bis II sssen X
number Ct officers we're @xs@tne1 and.
after = snort ssa Irrs~ oF tss counsel, tEe
Judge charged The jlry. II favored sc-
-uulrlai moe tasa sg8Fi ic-. 90 Tie zlrT
re-irz, After waiting s1ue time .uE -ae
reru.a tie c14Ei aiJalr.-sa ust-l rae
morning, when sealed verdict H.ll be