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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21

A car of Mexicans went to Yuma this morning, all having accepted positions at that point-El Paso Her ald,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21

The Arizona Medical Association has been admitted to membership in the American Medical Association, now in session at Milwaukee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21

Douglas Gray was welcome visitor to Tombstone yesterday from Fl Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21

l. NJ. Wallace was visitor to our city vest ierdsy. He left this m orning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21

The stage went out passengerless this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21

The militia company at Prescott has disbandej.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21

From Tuesday's Daily.
 c. $, Fly returned homo today from Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-21
LOCATIONS.

LOCATIONS. Monarch and Bay State mines, Warren district-Maurice Depn.
 BILL OF SALE. J. H. Johnston to Fred Z. Stone, property in Bisbe2-Sl00.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
CUpiD'S WAYS.

YorrrH-"But we'll love each other
for ever and ever, anyway" Maid
"Algernon. say not SO. Who knows4
We may be married even get De.
troit Tribune.
HE-"Sou are very provoking! You
talk as il our engagement were not go
ing 10 result in marriage she-"You
are more provoking. fou talk as IL il
were. ~. Y. Herald.
SWEET GIgI,-''The man ! marry must
be both brave and brainy." Adortpg
Youth-"W hen we were out sailing aud
upset, saved you from watery
grave" THAT was brave, admit. but
IL was not braipy." Yes. IL was. up
set the boat OH purpose. lid -Bits
NrGoISs trecentiy married. showing
his apartment l-''Thh is a wardrobe
where ny wife hangs her clothes. and
this is another wardrobe where my
wife hangs her clothes" Bitter
Where do you hang your eloshes2"
Muggins--"Oh, don't have any now
~ i. Herald
A DKucATY DISTINCTION els II tru4
that Naude Flyppe received proposal
from old Stocksob2' ''It ia lie told
her that IL she would marry him he
would settle 5000 year on her. pay
for her dresses, and give her trip 20
Europe once a year" That wasn't .
proposal I; was a proposition. In
dianspolis Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
SOME SMART KIDS. 4.

PAgESr-"What is the difference h>
tween the regular and the irregula,
Greek verbss Tommy You get
twice as many liciSings learning ths
irregular ones"
VIsrron-"Don't you wish ycu had
little brother, Bobby" Bobby-''Weli,
long about peach time. think one lit.
tie boy in family is enough; but. long
about spanking time, there ought 20 bs
two of US"
AMY AsuPHrATZ (crushing the next.
door little girl with display of her
knowledge OF stylel-"W'en you eat
yer meal at night do you call IL dinner
or supper" Tessie (of the alley tene-
meut) 1--WE calls IL lucky"
SAFETY IN DisrAScr.-Johnnie. oi
Chicsgo-''Pop. how far is New York.
from herc?" Father-"About a thon-
sand miles" Johnnie--"I guess that's
why New York talks about Us SO loud
and mean. Detroit Free Press
PRECISE MAnEN AUsI trying n
amuse Kate. who has come u spend
the dayl-"Oh. sec pussy washing her
face" Infant with SCOTT nl-"Shc's NOT
washing her face. She's washing he's
feet and wiping them on her face"
MATCHES AND MaTcHEs-Johnnie
Mamma, heard the preacher say 10.
dsy that matches were made In Heaven.
10 IL SOP" Mamma-"of course. Whv
not?" Johnnie-''well. I don't sse any
use for matches THERE'S no night
thpre ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
GIBBONS ON LABOR

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The correspondent of
:he Chronicle sends long interview with
Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore on the
labor problem. The leading article in the
Chronicle on the interview saws that the
writer is glad TO learn that Cardinal Glib
bons declares it TO be sound Cath
Ollc doctrine that if the fami-
iy cannot decently be maintained
the state is irreparably injured.
But the editor adds, Cardinal Glib
bons does not show any special moral
courage in hls proposed remedies. When
Reminded of such blot on moral indus
trialism as the Standard Oil company. and
asked whether the colossal wealth gained
by such tactics as have enriched the Rookie
'eiiers, for instance, is not the fair prev of
an enlightened community. his eminence
replies: We cannot go back on what is
done. If this doctrine is TO be taken liter
ally" the Chronicle says, "all that is uec-
esssry TO be done in order to secure for
your property the defense of the Catholic
church Is just 10 pile it up the quickest
you can. Such n doctrine would ba fatal
even TO the modest reform Of progression
!u income tax. The cardinal dislikes
strikes; SO DO we, but better a thousand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
or GENERAL INTEREST.

DUcKs are the most effective DESTROY
ere Of grssshopyers.
BUrrERyI1Gs regularly migrate north
and south like biras
SoFT hands indicate . ehArac:~f
lacking energy aud force.
COPYRIGHT does not prevent . poem
or song from being paro6ied
GoLD sflOysd with twenty per cent.
q slumi8ssa takes Ga q brilliant ruby
tin.
TIE golden eandiessscscs used ia .As
tnpie a. Jerusalem were supplie.i
with pure olive oil.
IEg average speed of the sransrsis-
siou - earthquake shocks Ia nearly
Aizseeu THOUSAND feet per second
A<oss az drinks s1ds wafer 70 The
rnost seldom sdnlt<rs:<,i Among sn.zs-
iesnts beer u the freess frozu u. evil.
Is New ErglsDd Gzy Fawxss Ia,
fSo<erssss sser 8 u ssiil oeIsbrs.~d wiss
DOsfr-s by f,,oys who haven. .hs ~
nsotest idez who GuT Fawkss Wa
TBE Sst<a iaasans Il Alaska uo.
long ssooe gave rr~z: fe.st 20 Wait.
ors frssss other tr1i'xa~ The prinsspz!
dsj1fy Sss sut~ 0f l&s. sea-or'. w
ssr4 - berries soaked u se.l oil
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
OPPOSED 10 EOOTRAII

EMPoRIA, Kan, Dec. 2L-The board OF
regents of the Kansas State Normal
school, at its session. has decided that
match games of all sorts with other col
ieges aud universities should be dis
couraged, and totally forbids the game of
football under any and all circumstances
The action was by unanimous vote of the
board. and it Is understood meets with the
approval of Governor Lewellng. who was
present at the oratorical contest last even
ing. One of the board expressed himself
as follows regarding the matter:
The game as It IS now piayea is the
height OF brutality. Il is the same as a
prize tight on a large scale. Ii is injurious
TO the health and retards the progress of
general class work. There is some dissst-
lsiactlon among the students over our
ordets, but | believe they VIII ultimately
see the wisdom of r. We iefs the other
athletic affairs IN the hands of tue faculty.
and | understand that au athletic associa-
tlor Will sooa be organized, taking up all
the asbter sports, including baseball
lae action Of the board in this matter
was unanimous"
IL is Thought tina; other institutes under
control OF the state viii do likewise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23

The steamer Winnebah had a most IN
usual experience when steaming betze
the lasitudss Of Cape Verde snd -. Lou
Senegal For 90 miles the vessel steasna1
througk locusis which were 40 thickly
packed together on the top Of tie water
that they completely covered The sgrfaos
Tor mics around. indeed they appeared 70
te iying On the sea As far - the ere could
reach. The locasts had 10 doub: been
blown from the Morocco coast into The SEA.
They ressFa olsc gigantic grassboyy~r-. AID
one which S=as secured was avs Inchs, Ia
!enEJh. OF course al Of the loeus:s bad
beel drowned
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SOUTH SEA SAVAGES.

VICTORIA, 3. c., Dec. 22.-Steamers just
arriving bring very disgusting news from
the German colony of New Britain, in the
South seas. Il appears that a great
number of the natives resident in the
villages situated inland from Ralum
aud Herbertshoh (the capital of the colony
have banded together with the object
of exterminating the government and
destroying the settlement at Herberts-
hob. The natives were encouraged in
their purpose by the action OF a native
chief, who profeesed to have become pos
sessed of "malira," or charm, which he
declared had the property of making its
owner bullet-proof, and which was pur-
chased extensively, not ouly by the natives
in this particular chiefs district, but also
by others in the surrounding districts.
Thus rendered invulnerable, as they sup
posed, the natives Assem- bled to the num-
Der of many hundreds in the vicinity OF
Herbcrtshoh. They were fully armed, and
kept the Europeans in the most acute ter
ror for several days, when the authorities
decided to put an end to the suspense at
all hazards bv themselves becoming the
attackers, The government party. con-
sisting of about three score officials
and the native polica force, marched few
miles inland, where they encountered the
advanced guard OF the natives and an en-
gagement ensued. The natives made but
poor stand against the government force
and many of them were shot, the only cas-
ualty on the government side being the
fatal wounding of one of the native
guides Some days later second attack
was made, but with very little effect, only
three of the natives being killed. and the
government sought to persuade the natives
to cease hostilities and pay a fine OF 400
fathoms Of diwarra (shell money!.
These overtures, however, failed, and a
further demonstration of force WAS made,
an engagement taking place inland near
the foot of Mount VartZin. In the battle
the natives appear to have fought with
almost fanaticai courage, and at one time
the little army ofsGhe government was sur
rounded and IN imminent danger OF eX-
The result of the conflict
was the roat of the natives, with 140 men
killed and large number wounded.
Notwithstanding these successive re-
verses the natives appear determined to
the conflict. In some parts of the
group open rebellion has been declared
against the government, though the rea-
son for all the trouble is rs yet unexplain-
ed At last advices the forces of both
parties were being strengthened aud drill
ed for fifth attack. In the last fight the
inventor and vender of the supposed invul-
nerable bulletproof paint was one Of the
slain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23

granting right-of-way to the Kansas
Oklahoma and Western Railway COM
pany, through Indian and Oklahoma Ter
rltOrleS
Barbara Kraucher, who, with her hus-
band. owns property in Milwaukee. Wis.
of the estimated value of $50. .000, was
fined SIS yesterday for begging in that
city.
Owing to the number Of tramps at An
derson, Ind, the mayor has instructed the
chief of polica to furnish each night
patrolmau with blacksnake whip. Every
tramp viii be whipped out of the city. and
given "A severe lashing if he return.
OF 200 veteran soldiers poisoned by eat
ing putrid meat. contained III pies, re-
Gently at banquet held in winter
palace of the soldiers, at St. Petersburg,
100 are still in a serious condition, and
thirty-six have died.
Cholera is increasing at st. Petersburg,
where there are now 100 cases in the hos
pitfalls. Eleven deaths from the disease
were reported yesterday.
Ex-President Harrison was the guest Of
the Trades league of Philadelphia at q
luncheon yesterday. The affair was en-
tlrely Informal. In the evening Mr.. Har-
rison was Que of he speakers at the annual
dinner of the New England society.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23

PARIS, Dec 22-Tbe police authorities
are in receipt of several suspicious pack
ages, and supposed internal machines con-
tinue to be found in the streets and else
where. A package was discovered early
this morning on the window-sill OF the
marie of the Thirteenth reimbursement.
A burned-out fuse was attached to the
package, and upon the latter was the
words: death to the bourgeoisie." The
package contained blasting powder and
cartridges.
The Associated Press has obtained A
copy of "A violent manifesto which the
French Anarchists of London have secretly
prepared for distribution in Paris. The
manifesto Is headed 'Dynamitards to the
Panama Crew" The manifesto says:
''The first dynamite explosion will not
be the last for you wretches. Since 1871,
when YOU converted Paris into charnel
house and massacred $4,000 proletariats,
the republic has been turned into den of
thieves, directed successfully by the
scoundrel Theirs, the brute MacMahon,
the thief Grevy, the william Carnot, while
the poor hounds below were condemned
to white slavery or to die of starvation in
the streets. Do you think that such a
state OF things can endure! No. Revo-
luton will devour you. We whom you
have outlawed will come to the rescue of
the starving and duped poor, who cannot
wait patiently like the labor deputies
(so-called), because they have to work"
After denouncing the Socialists, the
manifesto describes the bourgeoisie, and
continues:
"They are worse than dung, and we
warn those who are demanding the death
penalty for Valiant. who followed the
knife of Lautheir with a bomb thrown in
the midst of your robbers cave. Look
out for your skins! That was merely Il
foretaste. Wisely prefer to surrender TO
being blown into shreds into the air. All,
even the most despotic regimes, have ended
by yielding to revolt against slavery when
too late. and you, kings of the republic,
will have to yield, when there is nothing
to save you. VIve la revolution sociale!
Nive la anarchiel"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
NEW ZEALAND SIFFRAGlSTS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 22.-Among the
| interesting news from the South seas
brought by the Mariposa was about the
working of the female suffrage act in New
Zealand. At the recent election women
for the first time in the colony voted on an
equality with men, and no distinction
whatever was made between sexes, every
one over 81 years old being eligible to vote.
The candidates had committees Of ladies
as we'll as gentlemen, and the members of
the ladies' committees were as keen as the
oldest electioneers in bringing voters Of
their own sex to the polls. They made
provision by which any woman having a
baby had member of the committee to
relieve her of family cares while she was
recording her vote. The women had their
own committee rooms and complete cleo
tioneering organization. 1t has frequently
been objected that it would be impossible
for women TO 90 10 the polling booths on
account of r5wdyism, but there was
nothing of the kind. No provision was
made for separate polling places for
women. They went to the same booths
rs the men, and N no single instance was
there any annoyance.
So far as administration is concerned
the experiment has been a complete sue
cess. 1t was suggested when the act was
passed that means should be taken to
ascertain how women voted, which could
have been done without violating the
secrecy of the ballot, 10y having separate
polling booths, or by issuing to ladies bal
lots of a peculiar color. Nothing of the
kind was done, so that the precise effect OF
the women's vote is a matter of conjecture
1t has been said if the franchise were given
to women they would be influenced largely
by character, and would take care to
Danish from. politics men or notoriously
loose lives. 1t is claimed this has been
carried out in the present election. 1t has
also been said il women had the suffrage
they would vote as body for those who
desire to restrict the sale of liquor, but
there are instances in which prohlbitionist
candidates have been beaten.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
BRAZILIAN WAR RUMORS.

PERNAMBUCO, Dec. 22-The most start
ling and sensational rumors come from
various sources and directions, aud il
would seem that one report which is caus-
ing SO much commotion is wide spread.
According to this report, which reached
here from Rio de JaneirO today, the insur-
gent fleet has made determined and sue
Cessful attack upon Rio de Janeiro, which
has resulted in the capture of that city. 1t
Is added that President Peixoto has
resigned the presidency in favor of
Admiral de Mello and that Peixoto is a
prisoner ia the hands of his enemies.
The authorities of Pernambuco, who
have been questioned on the subject,
doubt the truth of the startling news.
Messages from the Associated Press cor
respondent at Rio have apparently been
interrupted, which would give color 10 the
belief that something of an extraordinary
nature has occurred.
WASHINGTON, Dec 22-Neither the state
nor the navy department has received
any news indicating the capture of Rio de
Jaueiro and the downfall of President
Pelxoto, and at the navy department the
opinion ls expressed that Captain Picking
would promptly notify the department OF
such aa occurrence. The government
here, however for some days has been in
clined to the belief that President Peixoto
Is losing ground and that he Is liable to
meet serious reverses in short time. At
the Brazilian legation it is stated that no
news has been received, and the rumors of
RIOS capture are doubted. Ordinarily
the legation receives advices each day. and
some delay has apparently occurred in
sending cable messages to the legation
lere.
DIR. Zeballos, the Argentine minister.
after aisorediting the truth of the report,
said: II know Admirals de Cana and de
Mello, and appreciate their fighting quail
lilies, but they have no force strong enough
to take city like Rio, with 800. 00O iuhabi-
tants, particularly when President Peixoto
has 600O soldiers 10 repel invasion. The
iebsls likely have taken some outpost, and
Oh this the rumor is based"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
ATERRIFIC eoILER EXPLOSION.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Dec. pa shocking
accident occurred here at noon. The
boiler of the lumber mill of the Alexand ri a
Lumber company exploded, killing four
persons outright and seriously woundIng
three others. The killed are j. NJ.
Whistle, Louis Palmer. Shercd Dupes and
Harrison Caldwell. The injured are
Thomas Blair, Solomon Henry and
Joshua Massey. They will probably die.
The remains of the killed were terribly
mangled, aud were found long distancs
away. The explosion was terrific, blowing
the building to atoms. Caldwells body
has not been found. The mill stood on the
bank of the river. and his body was doubt
less torn into shreds and blown into the
stream. A huge fragment Of the boiler
was hurled 100 feet away
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