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could get the genuine guaranteed medicines
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remedy for all diseases arising from torpid
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DR.. Picrce's Favorite Prescription for wo-
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A NEW SILVER CAMP.

DENVER, Feb. 27.-The recent discovery
that Chicago park, a mile above Pitkin. is
underlaid for miles with mineral of high
grade, and that it is within workable dis
tance of the surface. has caused an old
time mining boom for that section OF Col
orado. Miners have been going into the
cAmp for over two months, aud shafts
have been run AL over the park. Some of
the mineral runs as high a. 81. $50 10 the
ton. but the average value will be about
Sl9U The Character Of the discovery Is
such that the Union Pacific railroad viii!
immediately reopen the old Alpine tunnel.
which has been closed several years.
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Mrs. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
PASSENGERS SERIOUSLY BURNED.

PARIS, Ky, Feb 27.-The smoking car
Of train on the Kentucky Central banch
of the Louisville and Nashville road
caught fire today when near Talbot sta
tion, and while the train was at full speed.
The newsboy lit a cigarette and threw the
match beside leaking can of gasoline.
The fluid caught fire, and an effort to
kick it ont the door resulted in spillng
more oil and increasing the fire The
passengers ran for their lives Some
jumped through the windows. c. c.
Lockhart, William Tarr, DR.. ]. w Jane
son. J. w. NcShain, r. Coggin. William
Bullnger, r Crawford and NJ II. Apple
gate (the newsboy), were painfully burned.
The car was destroyed.
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NTRlOL TEROANlNG-

PERU, lad, Feb. 29.-At the Wabash
Offices last night John Cavanagh. a train
dispatcher was dangerously burned about
the lace and eyes by vitriol. thrown By
Miss Sadie BachmHn Of DelDhi Ind The
Slri alleges mistreatment b, C.vauagh
nine years ago. and says that IL WAS her
Intention 70 blind him. The girl Is in iaiI
aud CSvanagh Is IL = hospital He denies
the charges
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CARTER AND WASH

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-One of the bitterest
political fights Chicago has had in recent
years was at the Democratic primaries to-
day. The struggle was between Carter H.
Harrison. editor of the Chicago Times,
and Washirgton Hesing, proprietor of
the Stats Zeituug, one of the most in
tiueutial German newspapers in the west.
Both men claimed victory this morning,
and their utterances are unchanged to-
night.
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SAWED HIS HEAD OFF

PARIS, KY, Feb. 27.-Lee Taylor, who
had lately met with financial reverses,
deliberately laid down on the log carriage
at saw mill at Mud Run on Saturday,
and, grasplng the frame work with one
band and the shaft with the other, pulled
himself up to the rapidly revolving saw.
His head was instantly severed from his
body and rolled down into the dust pit.
The engineer, noticing jar in the ma
chinery, went to the saw aud was Mortified
to find the bleeding trunk still lying on
the carriage. The deceased was recently
married and leaves "A wife.
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CHICAGO UNIVERSITY

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 The trustees of Lake
Forest university held a large meeting
this afternoon, at which Dr. John VI.
Coulter, president of the Indiana State
university, was unanimously chosen to
succeed DR.. W. J. Roberts, secretary of
the Presbyterian general board Of home
missions, DR.. Angel of Ann Arbor uni
versity has spoken OF DR.. Coulter as being
the most thoroughly equipped educator in
the west His selection practically de-
termiues that the Lake Forest institu-
tlon viii be consolidated with Chicago
university
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ATTEMPTED EORGcPv

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA. l.. Lands, Jr.,
of Nashville, was arrested today and
placed under $4,000 bonds on the charge
of attempted forgery and counterfeiting
bonds. Landis had ordered made Il fac
simile of the seal of the street railway
company, whose bonds he proposed to
counterfeit, and rubber stamp for the
bank which negotiated the bonds
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THE ADVENTISTS.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Feb. 27.-At the
Adventist general conference today the re-
port on donations showed that for the past
two years $780, ,745 had been received, while
over $4,000 had been expended in chari-
ties. Union college, which was estab-
lished at College View. Neb.. in 1890, IS in
excellent financial condition. The college
is unable to accommodate the large nuni-
Der of students seeking admission.
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A EAMOUS SECT.

PARIS, Feb. 27.-The Waldenses, de-
scendants of the famous sect which was so
cruelty prosecuted for centuries on ac-
count of their religious opinions, and who
still inhabit the Alps, propose to emigrate
to America. There are $50 OF them. and
they will probably settle in North Caro-
lima in the spring. Their staple business
Cloth making) has become much de-
pressed, aud even with their frugality they
find il difficult to live
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PRESIDENT EERRX

PARIS, Feb. 27.-M. Jules Ferry as
sumed the presidency of the chamber
today, making speech before full
house. After eulogizing his predecessor,
N. Ferry said, with emphasis, that he
would never be an instrument of discord.
The republic, he said, would be open TO
all. The address was received with ap-
proval. Some of his old antagonists ap-
peared relieved at his moderation
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passage, was then taken up. The bill
provides that judgments in probate courts
shall not be liens on real estate until after
filing copies thereof with the clerk of the
district court. Several members doubted
he power of the legislature to pass the
bill, il being in contrsvention of a statute
of Oklahoma ratified by congress. After
considerable discussion the bill was made
the special order for Wednesday at
o'clock
RacAss till 7.2n o,olock n m
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SENsATIONALlSM IN THE PULPIT.

RED LAKE FALLS, MINI, Feb. 27.-This
city Is stirred up over sermon delivered
last night by Rev. Mr.. Mccormack in the
Presbyterian church, taking TO task the
various city officials and bringing charges
against different residents, naming them
before the congregation. The day previ-
Gus hsnd-bills' announced what would
transpire, and large number of people
WAS present. Threats of arrest for slander
were made by several, but Rev. Mr.. Nc
Cormack remains undisturbed.
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a FURNACE EXPLOSION.

BELLAIRE, O., Feb. pa terrible ex-
plosion occurred this morning at Benwood,
W. Va, opposite this city. A hot blast
furnace at the Riverside works was blown
up and William Kelley, John Mooney,
William Duff and Patrick Corrigan were
seriously burned. Kelley is not expected
to recover. His eyes were burned out and
he is unconscious.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 27-A fire today in the
factory of William Rowland, ship joiner,
destroyed the entire structure, causing a
loss of $500 to 1000. Chief Bonner and
several firemen had a narrow escape from
being killed by the falling of the front
wall, two fremen being injured but not
seriously. The building was insured.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

? CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-It is positively de-
MED by the Chicago and Alton officials
that they have any intention of lowering
the rates to Washington during the in
auguration.
The general managers of the roads met
today to discuss the possibilities of strike
among the switchmen. 1t was decided to
consider all reasonable demands, but to
stand firmly by each other in the event of
trouble.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 27.-The various
prize-fightiug clubs here have declared
their prospective matches of and the
fighters have ceased training. The Call
fornia Athletic club Is closed. and will re-
tire from business. This IS one OF the re-
suits of the killing OF Billy Miller by Dal
Hawkins at the Pacific club last Wednes-
dAy night
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COMMISSION FRAUDS,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27-Six weeks agc
Baker, Peterson g. Co., wholesale grocer
aud commission merchants, started il
business III this city The firm was com
posed of Edward Baker and George Peter
son. They began buying extensively and
their credit was unquestioDed. They pur-
chased in Mississippi and Texas, as well
as in Louisiana. AS fast as the goods
came to hand they were closed out at cost.
As they had not agreed to pay for the
same for thirty days they could easily
skip the town, and did so. Today they
were arrested at Montgomery, Ala, and
brought back. to make amends for $50, 00O
received under false pretenses.
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MERELY a RIIMOR

CHICAGO, Feb. 2T.-Any knowledge OF
the fouDdatiea Of the report that Presi-
dent Harrison Is - lecture on consfitU-
tlcnal law aJ the University ot Ch.ca-0
is denied today az that institution.
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FROM MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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Mother-Is your Uncle Johns wife a
thorough househeepe-?
Small Son GUST back from . visit}-I
guess 50 was Just rs uncomfortable
with her as an with yoE Good SewA
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THE KAISER AND THE POPE

ROME, Feb 27.-General Won Loe, the
newly appointed envoy to the Vatican
from Germany, was given an audience by
the pope today. General von Loe, in pre-
senting his holiness the congratulations OF
Emperor William upon the attainment
Of his episcopal jubilee, also presented
him valuable topaz ring as gift from
the kaiser
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No, q Ilterarr Aian.

skidds-You don't know her ve-v
wei. then?
Spatts-I said could read her Ike
book.
Skidds-Thats VIA: made ne infer
you didn't know her VERY yvell.-T-zth.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER RUREAn.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan. Feb %. 1858
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Eair until Thursday, with rising tempera.
lure after Tuesday forenoon.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 80, the lowest
%, and the mean 2S with decidedly colder
weather, with trace of rain at Z a. m.and
a few fakes of snow at II n. M, followed
at sunset by clearing weather; high north
west winds.
The average temperature this month to
late is 81.
For the past four years the average tenn
perature for the month of February has
been $40 and for the 9th day 800.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2L-Following is the
forecast until s p. m. Tuesday:
For Kansas-Generaily fair Tuesday,
with slowly rising temperature, and north
winds, becoming variable.
For Missouri-Fair in west; local rain
followed by clearing in east; cold wave in
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FL EHTRiNlhNS

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2G-DeieGates to the
great electrical convention which opers
tomorrow have been arriving all day. and
60 are expected AZ the opening session.
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A WOMAN WITH a WHIP.

WoRTHTNGToN. Mimi, Feb. 27-Mrs.
Saxton, assisted By man named Adams,
publicly horsewhipped Leon Carr. editor
OF the Independent. for printing an item
at which she had taken offense All the
participants were arrested, but were bail.
ed. Carr was badly cut up and had TO
call doctor to sew up his wounds
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HOIISE

GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. 27.-[SpeciaL J.
There being no quorum in the honse this
morning, an adjournment was taken till
o'clock.
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PoCAHoSTAs. Va, Feb a7-A fire broke
ont ri midnight, which destroyed twenty
houseS-stores and dwellings. The loss :
about Slo0G0. partially assured
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DOn't be cnN0hk

Don't be caught
by " cut prices"
Don't buy spuri-
Gus limitations of
DR.. Pierce's medi-
cines at less than
the regular prices,
and think that
you're saving
m oney. Y ou
LII l. - -0,,
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TURF WINNERS

NEW ORLEANS Feb 27-Winuers today.
kJndera, AnseI, Jr., sam Farmer, Dim
pies, Alphonse.
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cess till 7;;3o o'clock p. m.
A LAWYER ASSAULTED.

| CHICAGO, Feb. 27-At the main entranci
20 the court house today, in view OF hun
dreds OF people, Samuel B. Foster, attor
ney for the Grand Trunk Railway com
pany, was assaulted and knocked sense
less by Philip Wood, Texan. Mr.. Foster
is executor of the estate of AlonZo &.
| Wood. and the Texan is one of the con-
| tesrAnts of the will, which leaves an estate
valued at nearly $780, 900 exclusively to the
| grandchildren of the deceased. Philip
Wood and other relatives filed bill to set
aside The will, alleging that Foster had
exercised undue influence in the matter OF
the will Attorney Foster filed a de-
murrer to the bill, and when the matter
! was heard few days ago the demurrer
was sustained. and permission given to
| file an amended will This decision, it is
alleged, angered Wood, and it is said that
| he threatened to kill Foster and others
connected with the case if they did not
| withdraw. 1t is also alleged that Wood
visited Foster anu offered him 1000 10
withdraw from the case, which Foster de-
clined.
Today when Wood and Foster met the
former, it is alleged, said: Now, pll kill
YOU, d-n youW at the same time making
| move toward the lawyer. A number Of
witnesses 10 the assault quickly sprang
q
assailant. Foster was assisted to his feet.
while a stream of blood flowed from
cash in his temple. Wood WAS arrested.
Foster has applied for permission to arm
himself.
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family medicine, comprehensive in its
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The FRISCO RING ciues

Disordered Liver set right with BEECH
ANS pIfTS
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COIINCll

GUTHRIE, o T., Feb. 2T.-[Special i
Council bill No. 1l9, an act providing pun
ishment for the mutilation, concealment
or destruction Of bills or resolutions was
read the second time. The council then
went into committee OF the whole for its
consideration. After several amendments
the committee rose and recommended the
passage of the bill.
House bill No. 20, an act TO legalize a
6-mill tax for wHterworks bonds in Guth-
RE was then taken up and made a special
order for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Council bill No. 73, an act relating TO
court stenographers, was read the third
time and pass, Il.
Council bill No. 112 to reduce the amount
specified in the school land lease of Jacob
kofer WAS then considered and defeated.
Mr.. Carswell introduced bill No 12O, an
act to protect cattle against splenic or
Texas fever.
The Judiciary committee reported ad-
versely to the passage of council bill No.
IO9 The report of the committee was
adopted and the bill rejected This was
the bill entitled "An act to limit foreign
contracts, claims, ETC." A member sug-
gested thas tie correct title would be AN
act TO provide an easy way TO pay old
debts. The bill WAS printed in full in
the EAGLE of the 18th inst
Recess until o'clock D. N.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The judiciary committee reported sew
eral bills, rs follows: Council bill No
102, commenting that it do pass. This
bill amends the homestead exemption law
so that it shall not apply where the debt is
due for the purchase money or any part
thereoe, for taxes, or for work or material
used IN making any improvement thereon.
Council bill No. lO4, recommending that
1t do not pass. The bill relates to
actions for forcible entry and detainer in
Justices courts. Consideration Of the bill
was postponed till Thursday at 10 o'clock.
Council bill No. 40. recommending that
it do not pass. This bill relates to the
collection OF revenue. Tue report of the
committee was adopted and the bill re-
iected.
House bill No. S, being on its cnsI
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EIREMEN INIlIPEn

Now your blood should be purified
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best spring
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Notary Seals.

Seals for Notaries Public, Corporations Stock Com
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Stock Certificates for Corporations and Stock Com
panies either printed or Autographed
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Attorneys Pocket Docket.

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MimeOgraph.

300 copies from one original Writing Drawing
Music Etc. Of typewriter letters 1,500 copies can
be taken from original Recommended by over
10000 users The EAGLE is agent for the sale Of this
machine, extra supplies, etc.
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7 ownship Officers.

We have a complete line of blanks and books such
as are used by township officers
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SuchOty ~wyleczOne.

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Praktykowac, a psjao doreczony przez
Misyonsrzy Wsohoduich Indii, formu-
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krotkim ozssie zupstnie leoEy suchoty,
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zupeine predkie w~yleo1enie nerwo-
wych siabosci | nerwowyoh chor6b, DO
wyprobowaniu tyoh leczniozych srod-
k0w " tysiacznyob wypadEsoh wzisl
sobie a obowiazek o0losi6 to swym
oierpiacym Eiomkom. Bedac przeiety
cbecia ul2enis cierpiaOej ludzkosci, IA
przeszle "a darmo kazdemu kto zsda
recept " Niemiecxim, F~rancuzkim lub
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. 3 Kwietnia 1893.
w dniu 27go Marca r. b. poaegnal
sic Z tym swiAtem po kilko miesiecznej
chorobie opatrzony sw. Sakramentami,
powszechnie ~szanowany, byiy Podofcer
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1845 T. " Ujsciu PREY Chodziety W w.
KS. Poz., pozostawiajsc Zone ! ooioro
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sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, oraz gorliwym
czlonkiem Tow. Mar. ,Gwiazda ivy
ciestwa" grupy 80 Nv. Mar. Pol. i XII.
ka letnim kasyerem teiae.
w dniu pogrzebu sliozns po6oda
sprzyjala, pc odprawionem solennem
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odprowadzono cialo do wieoznego sPo.
czynku. Ma cycle pochodu postepowals
muzyks graIac Aalobne piesni, oraz To-
warzystwo Sw. StanislaWa Kostki W re-
gsliach, dalej karawan z Q zwlokami,
Poczem familia oraz p~rzyjaciele zmsr-
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ozniejsze podziekowsnie przedewszy
stkiem Wei. ksie4om pars6i sw. Jsdwi-
81, oraz muzyce ! calemu Towarzystwu
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, takze braoiom
Zwiszkowym i ~wszystkim bior4Cym
ud,iai W Pogrzebie.
zmsrly MECH odpoczywa " pokoju.
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