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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-01

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iog ticket 20 Chicago aud rstura for Is
G5-Cood 70 return Nov Is, isks -. Luis
bee other points coFrssgSndiDgiy lew
Worlds tGr trsia lezrss wiehsia az =
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4 Coupiiment.s

Little Johnny-Mrs- Talkeudown
paid a big compliment to me today.
Motaer-Did she, realize Well
there's no denying th1t woman has
sense. What did shc
Little Joa1a- &c didn's
sec how yos. ere = IN suef nice
little boy - l1-1---s1o>s. News
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Attend the greatest sale ola II sales to.
day at the Golden Eagle. 81 1t.
Proposals for Dam.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WICHITA. Kan, June %, 1898.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 5 o'clock p. N. July 10. 1888,
ior constructing "A brush dam At the mouth
If the Little river according to plans and
specifications on file in The Office of the
sty engineer. The mayor and council re-
s~rve the right 20 reject any or all bids.
Bids must be marked, Bids for brush
dam" 4. 5. SMITH.
36-3t City Clerk.
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Hos wss,hrr fn.ar.sr<

For twenty Eve cents yoo SAD insure
yourself and family sga.ssi sGy h~s re-
sulis FROM AZ stack Of lowe complaint
during he sunarass- ChsmbsrIs!s = Csiie.
Ca0:sEa and Dssrrhoea Remedy - = certain
cure for tbess diseases. Il eosss bci =
cents. Fer saIs ~ Hsttingsr Bro. AID
Van Wsrdea's Pharmacy Is y sizsn.
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Two rooms nov occupied by steel. q
Wslksr July Iss.
one sore Eooa ysesctsr 9cee3Ita ~
Fred knss zroceFys North Asln
Ole kEite two rponfs StSzad fo<sFs
Dorsey tuslsiius. earnsE Slrst saf asso-
Ksessat effsees Gr~i aSoy f.stcl<r Lssszir
saz.
A fsx xe<sd cEsees IN It's f.s1ss~r sse
T. sussserfy bul;4ssg. eaess.<sS ald gsssssF
.4xrs or s4ss! AZ e1EseEisEo=s 1asss ia
prosea- i " ItArF
a - %
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A small Doctor Fill.

Fifty cents is small doctor bill but
that Is all it will cost you TO cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism If you use
Cbamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprised at the prompt relief
Il affords. The first application will quiet
1he pain. 20 cent bottles for sale by Het-
finger Bros. and Van Werden's Pharmacy
A2S North Main.
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WICHITA Kan June 2S. 1898.

WICHITA, Kan, June IS, 1888
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween C. A. Wright and Geo. Stark
Miller as Wright 81 Miller, is this day
dissolved by mutual agreement, we hav-
ing transferred our rental business TO
Hills & kinkead of No. li3 North Market
street. who will continue The business
d36 ST. G. A. WRIGHT,
GEO STARK MILLER
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AaNIpa forNashafS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used fer children Ieething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and IS the
best remedy for diarhoea. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Used ny millions of
mothers. d6itf w4ot.
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SONY, mir Coins.

We have a fe,- more Columbian coins to
dispose of at 81 each or anyone subscribing
for the Daily EAGLE, paying for 1t six
mo nths in advance, 81 90. we will send u
DIN. l4f u
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-Dua.ef y nat ZOE fioF To
yuesY.iszh ne. Wig. was intsso~lEess
10 gfsu not tsso lss.a4i4s ayo Miss tst-
TER Don't yoe kaow. Mr. DEalst
.here arc =osae people II The world o-se
has 70 meet every few u.inases n order
20 keep Up an aoquasntances Kate
I..~g.s72 - s-hssa.yfssa-
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- .U
A&S-rAASLh

ssSIa0Iny.
Brown-Going to housekeeping, eh?
Jones-Yep.
Brown-Awfully expensive.
Jones-Won't be for US. Going to
use my wife's temper for furnace
and her feet for refrigerator.-Tru
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NEAL ESTATE

Furnished by Apologize g. Mallory.
Abstracters.)
The records in theereGister OF deedsofilce
show the following buyers:
S w Cwoper beg % IL 8 of Sc cor lot
S. Main st Fitzgerald ado gu It W
14O fit so it lie $40 fl to teS....-;.s 30
a Andres lots IL 43 Lui u ave hyde
add wd. --.... Wv
ii Humphrey lots l6 ~ Me ad Ave 81,
era Vista add 10 Shelton anu
Mascot ave Steel & Eiiotts ado TX 81
s,s;u add ID . ~, = ~ - a.. so
Nor, o.ce releases 535
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I.arrTa Lament

"Wurra. Wurra.r groaned Larrv
u BAD lTek 20 the dar was BORN
Here's Thin banks all Dustin Up an
ne net got d ciHt IN amy wan az 'ern-
& aicago Tr.hu.e.
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An Incomplete Cleansing.

eyes, sir said Japsmith, II washed
my hands of the entire transaction"
''Why didn't you use some soap?"
asked Curnso, with q glance at the hands
alluded to.-Judre.
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Take sia<e ;. Noble isz Iseusasrza fs~.s
raj s.seEisss EVsts. VIZ -Hx4Enz@
Assagsg
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FAIL lJRES.

HUTCHINSON, Kau June lot. j. Tenn
pier, president Of the Kansas Grain COM
pany, which suspended in the early part
of the week. has received Il telegram from
the Kansas City Office. to come there at
once for the purpose OF making a reorgIn-
iZatOu of the company. All the creditors
have been secured to the latter's sstisfac-
faction. At Il meeting held in this city
Mr.. Templer received substantial assur-
ances from his friends that will form the
foundation for II new company to resume
the operation Of his extensive system OF
elevators
CINCINNATI, June 10-The 'Citizsns Ma
tional bank of Hllsboro, O., WAS closed
today by the comptroller and placed in the
bands Of an examiner. c. NJ Overman, "a
cousin Of Governor Foraker >, is president.
The bank did IL comparatively small busl-
ness.
NEW YORK, June 10-koenig, Doer-
finger g. Co., dealers il diamonds and
precious stones, assigned today, with pref
erences OF $4,000.
MISSOULA, Mont, June 10.-C =. Hig
gins Western bank has suspended, and
will go into liquidation. The assets large
ly exceed The liabilities. After they have
been realized upon business will be
resumed. The bank was private con-
earn.
NEW YORK. June 10.-F. A. Phillips
announced his failure at the Consolidated
exchange this morning.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 10,-The Union
Stock Yards bunk. T. ". Sterry, presi-
dent, and G. c. Pierce. cashier. filed an
assignment today, naming Howard q.
Pierce MS assignee. The assets are placed
at $42S, 667, and the liabilities at Sl63 lao.
The bank was capitalized :or $500, 600. The
clearing house committee says that the
failure Is due to loose methods of carrying
on business, and that II will not affect
anybody else i'll the city. The depositors
will be paid in full.
TOLEDO. o., June l0.-The a. l.. Backus
and sons company, one of the best-known
and thought to be one Of the most flourish
ing grain firms In northern Ohio. have
made voluntary assignment for the
benefit of their creditors. Alexander
Backus, son of the president. il named as
assignee The liabilities are $500, coo. The
assets are not known, though IL is claimed
that they will be sufficient to meet the in
debtedness. The company Is stock con-
Germ, capitalized at 500. 000 The EN- bar
rassment was caused by the depression in
the money market and by suits com nenced
some time ago against eleven different
firms charged with boycotting the Backus
company
CORVALLIS, Or, June IO-The private
bank of Hamilton, JOB & Co., has failed.
a 81 statement on the door reads: Com
PEELED to suspend for want OF cash" The
assets are sufficient to lay the depositors
10 full as soon as They can be realized
upon. There has been steady withdrawal
OF money on account OF the prevailing
financial stringency. The assets are $685.
600 and the liabilities s205, 900. There is
but little excitement.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 10.-The
statement OF toe assets and liabilities Of
the Northwestern Guaranty Loau conf
pany, filed this Afternoon, shows assets OF
50, 2G2, 5l4 and liabilities of So, l43. ~
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HE LEMONT RIOTERS.

CHICAGO. June 10 Following the tur-
MOL and bIoodshed Of yesterday quiet has
fallen on the town Of Lemont. This morn
ing added one more to the list of dead.
George kiskia, who was shot through the
right lung aud expired at o'clock a. IN
On the ground beneath an oak tree at sec
ton 10, covered with n blanket, lies the
body OF another victim of yesterday ;
trouble. His name is not known, but he
was one OF the leaders Of the strikers. He
had charge Of the Poles yesterday, and
when. be was shot was seen Iailyiug them
to the attack. He fell with his face to the
foe The body lies where 1t fell, waiting
for some one to claim II.
As the dag wore on another name was
added 10 the list Of dead. The body Of An
unknown man was found fairly riddled
with bullets. He was shot during the
melee, and ran half mile from the scene
before overcome by his wounds. IL Is be
iieved that there are from three 70 i've
dead bodies in the canal
Guards now patrol the camp. armed
with Niuchesters. Il Is believed that the
presence OF The troops when they arrive
VIII render further rioiing impossible
When Governor Algeid arrived on the
scene this afternoon ne besau aa investi-
Cation After looking over The GROUND be
said that everything WAS quiet, and that
there was nothing TO cal! for The active 10
terfrreuce OF the military.
Tie two regiments ordered out arrived
during the day and took up camp lie
The soldiers have nothing 10 do, aud tse
governor intimated that hGd be known
that everything WIS 30 quiet lie would not
have called ous the militia
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LILLE AND ALLEN.

TOPEKA, Kan, june l0.-Troubie has
for some time been brewing in the office of
Attorney General Little. and it has all
grown ont of the fact that Assistant At
torney General Al lien seemed To be labor
ing under the impression that he was the
attorney general aud not subordinate.
The attorney general, John L. Little. Is a
modest, retiring gentleman. slow 10 resent
an atfront or assert his authority. From
the Very beginning of the new admins
tration. Assistant Allen took ii upon HIM
self TO write all OF the opinions asked OF
the attorney general and sign bis name TO
them.
but he quietly submitted 10 the reflections
which the wonderful opinions ground out
daily by Allen. apparently with his sane
ton and approval, cast upon his repcta-
tion as a lawyer
The opinions relative to insurance law
in particular were noticeable, and now it
appears that Allen has either formed IA
partnership with d. X. Hiett, AN in
surance attorney, or has perfected ar
rangemeuts for loing so. To this At
torney General LiGtle seriously objects
and, while Allen is out of the city, he has
summoned sufficient courage To declare
that no one connected with his Office can
engage in any other business which will
interfere in any way with his official
duties.
1t is the general opinion in state house
circles today that AS soon AS Allen returns
from Chicago be will hand in his resiCua-
ton. This would be very acceptable TO
Attorny General Little. As it would be To
administration from Governor Lewelliug
down
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PERSONALS.

WR. Spooner of San francisco is d
guest OF the Carey.
FM Hamilton of Salina was in the city
yesterday.
George Hoisington OF Abilene is regis
tered at Hotel Carey.
c T.. Gibson of Kansas City was IN the
metropolis yesterday.
NJ. Sutton of Milwaukee is in tie city.
G. +. Ford of Fort Scott was a'visitor in
the Peerless Princess yesterday
J. L. Schenck of Covingtou. KY, is a
visitor in The city.
J. s. Clark of De Kalb, Ills, was in the
city yesterday.
j Frank Lanning of'St. Louis is stop
riU.- over Sunday at Hotel Carey.
C.iV. O'Donnell of Des Moines Isl spend
ing So nday in the city.
LB.tT lagson of Eureka was attending
10 busin, SIS matters in the city yesterday.
HID. Warner of New Britain, Conn, is
rt the Carey.
DIR. A. n Frazer Of Harper was in the
city Yesterday.
Mr.. Z. A ldens, and wife of Udall spent
yesterday in the city.
Ed. J. Levy'pf New York Is a guest Of
tire Carey oyerhSunday-
Usher Carson of Oklahoma City is
spending Sunday in Whe city.
NJ. J. Oswald camedown from Hutchin.
son yesterday.
G. w. Stipp of wellington came up on
business matters yesterday.
Ben Mark of Chicago is in the city.
r. B. Whiting of Chicago is registered
ut the Careh.
A. Morrison of Kansas City is at the
Carey.
Judge S. r. Peters of Newton was in
the city yesterday
John Node of st. Loalis was n visitor in
the city yesterday
r. T. Lee of Henness.ey, was at the Man
haitian yesterday.
q. W. Hager of San Francisco, was in
the city yesterday.
d. Bashore and wife of Walla WallG,
Wash. were in the cityyesterday.
T. H. and j. f. Cooper of Kansas City,
are registered III the,Manhattan.
F. C. Dorsey of St.Louis, is at the Man
haitian.
W. II. Carter of Belle PLANE, was in the
city yesterday.
w. H. Paul III Paul's Valley. l. T., Is at
the Manhattan.
F. b. Harvey of Cleveland is in tbs city.
Eugene Cowell of Glen Garden, n. j., is
at the Manhattan.
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AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS.

When men who have been associated in
business enterprises for n term Of years
and have learned to honor and respect each
other with the highest esteem and regard
of which humanity is capable, there is
then found that attachment-it might be
called love-for each other that is almost
brotherly. These loDg-standing attach
ments are only conducive of good results
and the rencing of them causes in the
hearts of men so associated the bitterness
of what might be termed death. This
rending of social and business ties causes
pain and the heart of man seems dulled
with hidden sentiment almost to stop
ping.
DIR. j. ID. Van Mugs has received an ap-
poIntment TO position in the insane
asylum at Osawatomie, and, in
accepting it, sewers one of the
longest and agreeable partnerships
that ever exististed between two men of a
professional character. For seventeen
years he has been associated in business
with DR. Fordyce, and during that long
period OF years their partnership has been
one continual scene of business pleasure,
and 1t is the proud boast of both gentle-
men that in all their business association.
they have never given AN unkind
word or caused the other the slightest
pain. For several years the gentlemen
have practiced medicine in this CITY and
the large circle OF friends they have
gathered about them, tell of their success,
and they enjoyed a practice second to none.
DR. Van Nuys WAS president of the board
of education of this city and always
worked fer the advancement of school in
terests in the city. The many friends of
the doctor regret that he has seen fit to re-
move from the city, but nevert heless, they
feel proud that he has been chosen for
such position, and their best wishes for
his future success attend him and his
-esteemed family.
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One pitiful and pitiable drunk at the no.
lice station last III ght. A slave to drink;
father, who, when he is sober, is kind.
industrious and ompanionable, and who,
when drunk. is beast, went home last
night and found everything bright and
cheerful and supper awaiting his coming
Instead of being in condition to sit down
and enjoy it with his wife and daughter
he was In mood to kick the table over.
smash the dishes. break the dishes, drive
his feet through the panels of the doors
and commit other ennoblinC aud affection
ate atrocities. Officer Hatcher took care
him.
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Tur maeSacHttcFTs

PHILADgLPHIA.Ju June i0.-Tne big battle
ship Massachusetts was successfully
launched from the Cramps ship yard al
10 O'Clock this morning 10 the presence Of
Secretary Herberf Attorney General OlBey
(the latter representing the state u Massa-
chusetts). auumber OF distinguished naval
and army officers, sBd multitude Of
500 people The Massachusetts, - the
second of the three coast line batsiesbipa
TO De launched She was aUthCriZe,i by
an act OF congress, approved june -. i-s1.
and wa- bulls by William CrAnip q Soa-
She is buiil Of steel aad il heavily AEmored.
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BERLIN. juno l0--rhe report thas
Princess Alice OF Hesse wssite be shortly
betrothe TO the cz,rowitch is officially
denied
The drouth in FFriburg and Breisgaru
confines and the outlook Is serious
A number OF the inhabitants OF Allgsn-
sweir. who lacked food FOR their families,
determined to raid tn. Kippsnbeim pre-
serves ana capture game. The KEEPERS
detected them and plte5ed battle rfisued.
A number OF the cornhatagis were
wounded and n1auy villagers were ar
rested.
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caovER AND IHE popinlsrs


CHICAGO, June 10 Tie HeTail's wash
layton correspondent; tsi=gr4pAs HAT
paper as follows:
President Cleveland s not doing much
TO encourage the pop1iists IN these days
Of patronage trloa;ioa- Kansas -
recognized a. the Leading .opg!iss state,
Tor the reason That l. IS tie osaly 0os bay
.ns a poDussst home gover3melt, two
poyulisL senators AID p5pnllst aioTsty
"a - Coog rrsssoaAl Gs.e-.I!oa. Esasss
has bees favored with snIy Que appoint
meu;. aside from : bait dozen or 50 min
portrait poefuas-ssTssi p. si@ce The new
administration b--aH. Ibst solitary ap-
poiutuse was = cou.IsiSi5ip wb5cs I8-
>onriAa declined sad which uoOo@y else
5ug = y0pulssg sFanted.
'M-- CiezelAAd. = = s4i1. Is de-
lrrEniaesl thai the various <4zsrles cher
ss.se4 81 the ssopaals; positiesasss shall got
receive encouragement scoEE. G.En - hrf
s- gets ready be wail I'll tie f~-.e.al c.icss.
but nos from pepulsst ranks
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DuRuQuE OBLIGED.

DUBUQUE, Ia, June I0-The severest
rain storm for years. two aud one-haif
inches of rain falling in three hours. took
place here in the middle Of the day. The
streets became running rivers, and every
thing movable was carried away with the
current Scores of houses in the Hat por
ton OF the city were flooded. sidewalks
torn up, and sewers bursted Rough ssti-
mates place the loss ia che city at $4,000.
The volume of water that tore down Cat
fish creek was greater than The terrible
Fl DOL of 1876 and "a number o. people had
narrow escapes from drowning. Serious
washouts are reported on vsrIous railroads
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THE ATCHIsON MAYORALTY CASE.

TOPEKA. Kan, June l0-The supreme
court this morning decided the Atchison
mayoralty contest in favor of Bland. the
Democrat. The opinion was by Chief
Justice Horton, aud, IN substance,
establishes the precedent that the de.
cisions of city councils are renewable by
The courts. IL is the first case OF the kind
ever brought before the courts of the
state. The count OF the ballots by the
election judges showed tie between
Bland, Democrat, aud Cloyes Repulican.
The city council canvassed the TetUrCs
and gave a certificate of election to Bland.
Cloves contested before the new council
which gave him "a certificate and ousted
Bland. Bland asked for bill OF excep-
lions in the district court, which the coun-
Gil refused 10 grant, Claiming that the
ordinances of the city on the subject made
the decision OF the council final Bland
applied for "A writ OF Hsndamus 10 compel
the council 10 give him bill. The city
council flied "A motion to qunsh. when the
court today overruled. giving the victory
to Bland. The decision, however, does not
give the Office 10 Bland. IL only gives him
The right to appeal. II is still within the
power OF the council to defeat the appeal
as It may give Bland any Kind OF bill Il
see fit.
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d. A. Wilson, assessor in Delano town
ship, Pat Mcdonald and Dan Jones, resi-
dents Of Delano township, were in town
yesterday, and all agreed that oats and corn
We're in the best possible condition. Mr..
Jones said his oats would yield not less
than thirty-five bushels 10 the acre, and
Mr.. Wilson remarked that McDonaid's
oats would beat that. Mr.. Wilson, who, in
performing his duties as assessor, has seen
nearly every field in the township. was
very hopeful of satisfactory yield of all
the crops generally.
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ESCAPED From IHs TOMeS

NV YORK, June l0.-JobE Myers. -
burglar. who had pleaded guilty aud was
waiting sentence iii the Tomb-. escaped
last night. He dug hole through tho
wall and let himself down 10 the ground
by II rope made OF strips from blanket.
His il the first successful attempt tn break
out OF tine Tombs since It's construction
nearly sixty years ago.
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LIZ cAlcAnn RoApn.

CHICAGO, june i0--Fear u the govern
meat crop report WAS the main cause d =
reaction IN the grain PITS today. Business
N x heat WAS brisk The market cioz>d
e ceut lower titan o. the q ~ previous
Lora Was duii. closing NJ dsciioe o. Z.
cent for the day. TIE tsate 10 pToTisiSi4s
Wa extremely SLACK Compared with
Yesterday tie isosainsi deciiaes ARE from -
: . % cents "a p3Tk. - 20 censz 10 ard
aaG : cents - July TIDs
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Oak Street Presbyterian church-Morn-
ing service at il will be conducted by
Fred II. Poore. Child-en's Day exercises
in the evening. Sunday school at 2:31 p.
m. Prayer meetings tuesday and Thurs
day evenings at the usual hour. We cor
daily ask YOU TO come to all our meetings.
Rich aud poor equally welcome.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
4
DEPARTMENT OF AGRlCUi.TURR. :
WICHITA, Kan. June 10, 1898. /,


WICHITA, Kan. June 10, 1898
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair; slightly cooler.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature WAS 81. the lowest
6S, and the mean 81, with warmer, clear
weather; fresh south winds.
The average temperature thus far this
month has been 40.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month OF June has
been 10, and for the 10th day s3i
FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON, June l0.-Following is the
forecast up TO S u. IN. Sunday:
For kansas Generally fair; followed by
increasing cloudiness; cooler in southwest;
south winds
For Observation-Disclosures in northeast;
east to south winds
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IAE Ck0I Era

PARIS, June i0-Caoler. has shown
itself at Naroonne. department Of Aude.
on the railway from Bordeaux 20 Crtts.
Dr. Meele of the Narbonpe hospital died GA
Monday OF disease " bich has since been
pronounced cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, June iD-There was
number Of death. from cholera yesterday.
Grease.
HAMBURG. June ia sailor from Rio
JanIero has died " cao.era on "a ship in
the harbor here
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ep=cle no4EnEaTs

SEg yoEK. Jaae I0-Ths imports u
specie a; the port q New Ho-. for f1e
sseek we're So. 2s7. of wElcs - ~ saa IN.
gold aud 80 "a ia silver. lac ports ~
sg.scie were e. .fzZ7 ~. % which g fEn SO
Wa in gold and sss-s 30 - -iIvrs. ~ ta{s
g .lol ,JD "a gold sad - ~ "a siiTss
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-11

Officer Cowley of the police force left
last night for Chicago where be goes to be
treated at the Pasteur institute Mr..
Cowley was bitten by dog Jews ago and
the wound has given him so much pain
that upon the advice of his physician he
concludedto so to Chicago and be treated
for fear that it might develop into hydro
phobia