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Noting the circumstances that Cieve'
land and his cabinet are all Presby'e-
rians. tie Topeka Press thinks sit begins
TO look as if it was all predestined. NO
doubt the outfit feel that way about IT,
The divine right theory is held to py
Royalty the world over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

Suffolk county, Massachusetts, when
contains the city of Boston, reports only
six murders in eleven years. They nave
some other name for murder back there
else they are less human than the bal
ance of the race.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

The estimate of good many VINO
have read President Clevelands IN
augural address is that it is both a pleas
ant surprise and disappointment; DOM
in the omission of radical declarations
touching the leading economic questions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

The esteemed Atlanta Constitution
asserts that it is the only journal that
she'd a genuine tear for jerks. From
the standpoint of disinterested OBJ
server. il would seem that the ConstItu-
ton should rather rejoice than weep for
ANYBODY, the occasion being the 1e-
moval of a successful rival from the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

The new administration at Washing
ton is one of great weight, the combined
avordupois being just a ton. If the
chiefs civil service reform ideas are car
ried out, tho the expectant crowd will
be one of greater weight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08
To the Editor of the Eagle.

In the name of God can there be found
in this city Republican, or any man
who calls himself Republican, who viii
vote ticket on which there is the name
of a Populist. in view of what has tran
spired in Topeka in the past six weeksf
REPUBLICAN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

svnoathetic Friend What. your
wife no b~tter2 In sorry 20 hear thzs
Hard luck
Grieved Husband-fes. i il I'm
tired OF il. and hope shell get better,
or something, xoon- Bos.on q iobe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08
I~ft Their Marx.

C,snso-The plumbers were here,
wsren'f they?
Mrs C1rnso-Yes How did you know ?
Cunso-l noticed tAe leak II The bath
Nom .Ezs .xs2rSzs tkaan ez.sr --EralS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

What Colonel Watterson would IKE
70 know is this: Is Adlai's ak to have
the "edge" in the new administrator
And a good many others would Ike TO
cali cloture on the question.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

~ n MURDOCH. Editor

The New York Suns case OF Hoko,
phobia is a puzzler for TIE poii1ical
physicians-in fact, 1t KNOCKS Tie
science into Smith-ereens.
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ghe aiehita 1alu Eagle lay oruuo 4are s. 1898.
ounces. of the coming value of ss9, saa,

ounces. of the coming value of $83, 922,-
93O.O1.
The coinage of the minis during the
last fiscal year was as follows:
Gold. "..................-..S 395S6,.s. q; %
lLser :;,:c $40 eli En-
Total. 5l,7ee,s7s.5e
The total coinage of silver was SIS, $685.
467, upon which the profit for coinage
was 1896, 4S741.
The total coinage OF silver dollars from
March 1, 1878, when the compulsory
law went into operation, to Nov. 1, 1892.
has been as follows:
Act Of Feb 3, 1so9...s Sss IS l 1875 s RI 90
Act of March 3, 1881 (trade-dol-
lar bulllon). o,o'o,i'-.o
The net profit on the coinage of silver
during the fourteen years ending June
80, 1892, including the balances in the
coinage minis on July 1, 1878, has ag-
gregated S72, 1876, 063.
In addition to the coinage, gold bars
were manufactured during the last fiscal
year, of the value of $50, 125. $50. &c. and
silver bars of the value of $7.130, 270. 10,
maklnga total of SAB. $50 S22.51. The
total amount of silver purchased during
the year was "a 335, 74S fine ounces, cost
ing S57, LOG, sos; an average cost of 81
cents per ounce.
The price of silver has declined during
the last fiscal year, from $1.02 to SO.o55
per fine ounce, a variation Of 16i cents
an ounce. On August II, 1892, silver
reached SO cents per fine ounce, the
lowest price on record.
The net loss of gold by exports during
the fiscal year. 1892, was only SAP, 654.
The mines of the United States pro-
duced during the calendar year 1891
$50, 175, 900 worth of gold and s57 ,630, 040
worth of silver at its commercial
value, the coinage value of which was
$75,416,503.
The product of gold and silver in the
world during the calendar year of 1891
was 1925, 159, COO Of gold, and s142. $780,
900 of silver at its commercial value.
The coming value of the silver was $780,
$4,000.
The coinage of gold and silver in the
world during the calendar year 1891. SO
far as could be ascertained, has been:
GoId. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il3, 10 loooO
silver neutrality-suspicious.. Io,VUo, i4-.UU
The stock of gold and silver in the
United States was, on Nov. l, 1891, ap-
proximately:
GOld ....................... , Oj0,O4l-ooo-oO
SllVer ....................... oo',olf.9ol.oo
Total. Isl I'd coo ol4UO
The amount of gold and silver used in
the arts and manufactures during the
calendar year 1892 was, approximately:
Silver ., 630,ooo.o0
of which $40, 697, 619 gold and 1898, 173
silver were new bullion.
Now let all preserve these facts and
compare them with those obtained at
the close of Cleveland's administration,
March 4, 1897. E. p. NJ.
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closed. viii not do without CurscCSA RENE
DIES ard can recamgnt I'D then as most excellent
FOR children.
Mas SETH JUSB. yaSderbilt. Mich
used the CUrICCI RNNTDIEs for about two
months and the eBtfe expense was about $Su.
which 40 would srst FOR = nice sTssoosh sSiti.
II left nay face IL the O. conditions, fee froia
al pimplss ard hsotc =. still use tsst UTIcURA
SOAP. ami always Sha.t
(. GUFIS ..oMPsoS, Youngstown. ..
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white rinpies. aud then
spread 10 be tsrge yellow
scales We tried two doc,
tors, bat they could not q
il ATTY good. so we tried
CCTICCsA REsEnIzs.giN-
~ her a thorough wash
lng thrcc times : day. and
Then using the CCTICUkk-
The first set we tried help
- he. and lecture We
,fscs. four sets ste was pei
ecfiy cured. Al he aSs
ci SIX months our tslbs
We tgh ed thirty-fssur
rounds. Her skin = sxir
and smooth. and scalp per-
fertiy well. Portrait In
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Baby Cured Scan Head
Tries Cutieura. Fret Set Helps.
Four SETS Completely Cure.

Our baby Pearl was born Nov. -. 1921. From h,s
birth she had Ses he ID until she WAS four months
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Crrict IA The great skin Cure. aud CtT9CCRA
SOAP an exquisite skin BcautticF. extern L.. In
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humor OF the skih, - alp aud blood. with I
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sold everywhere Price. CUTtCURA. so. SoAr
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pApN'S skin and scalp purified and beau
ID y ~ - uncd by CCricURA SOAR. 10
solute!y pure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-08

The total coinage of silver was S., $780,
467, upon which the profit for coinage
was S930,4S7.41.
The total coinage OF silver dollars from
March 1, 1878, when the compulsory
law went into operation, to Nov. 1, 1892.
has been as follows:
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SMITH OF TEXAS
II IL Not Improbable That lie VIII tie
Doorkeeper Of the House.


WAsmISeToS, Jnly 8 In the organI.
zation Of the house Il Is not Ill All Inn
probable that T. u. smith, 81 Texas,
will be elected doorkeeper Mr. Smith
has strong backing from the members
representing the south and west,
When the last congress was organ
lied the fact that there were two can.
didates for the speakership IRON The
southern states caused the south 70
waive claim it had formerly made to
the doorlfecper's place
During several proceeding sessions
the doorlseepership was accorded 70 the
south, no matter which party had con
troll In the coming session the south
asa section Is not interested particn-
lariy in the candidacy Of Mr. Crisp, for
the reason that his election as speaker
seems already assured. The southern
members Wal, therefore. renew their
claim for the doorkeepership and ~
far as can be asccrtained al present
have agreed upon Mr.. smith as their
candidate His name viii be presented
by the Texas delegation and his candi-
dacy will be supported by southern and
western members generally
Mr. Smiths chief opponent will be
Mr.. Turner, Of New York. the door
keeper Of the last house
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THE ARMY elLL.
Polish Members Won Over and II Can
Vow Probably BE Carried.


BERLIN, July g. THE military bill
win not 70 before special committee
this was decided Wednesday but
viii form the chiefsub1ect of diAcnssioIf
at this session, which win probable last
until August t. The kaiser, II seems,
has won over the Polish members, cx.
cept two, to his side
The leaders OF the Centrum Wcdnes-
day night announce that q bill Will be
introduced on Friday demanding an
abrogation OF the law banishing the
Jesuits from the Fatherland From
this announcement il would appear
that the Centrum, Ms usual, is open for
business. Give rs back our Jesuits, T
they say to the government, and we
win vote for your army bill
II remains TO be seen wlIat the gov
eminent will do The kaiser, although
very tolerant In matters Of religion, II
opposed to the return OF the .Iesnits by
principle, and it would never do to all
low them to reinvade Bavaria, and
again take foothold there The ,Ies-
uits are enemies To the empire under q
Protestant head, and would do their
utmost to aid and aBot tho particular
istic feeling In Catholic Bavaria
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POLICE DRIVEN OUT.
Bold Surgeons Draw on the
Paris Police,
And Drive Them From the Charity
Hospital With Revolvers.


PARIS, July O. The action Of tho POI
lice in making the arrests at the Char
ity hospital Wednesday, which brought
forth n letter Of protest from Prof Ger
main See has caused the most intense
anti-police agitation in professional
and other circles
The first dispatches stating that the
convalescent patients had Kissed the
police from the windows Of the hospital
and had been arrested for so doing,
were incorrect
II transpires that Police Commissary
Diners, who was in charge OF "a body Of
gendarmes that had been struggling
with the rioters in the rear Of the hos
pital, heard somebody In the hospital
kissing the police.
He ordered the arrest Of six house
surgeons, but when HIS subordinates
attempted TO carry out his order the
surgeons shut and locked the hospital
doors.
They refused toropen them when or
dered 10 do so by the police, and the lat
ter determined to make arrests and very
angry because OF the resistance tothem,
burst the doors in and assaulted the
surgeons who were standing in the
vestibule.
Two of the surgeons were placed in
custody and taken to the prefecture,
where NJ. Loze, the project of police,
ordered that they be at once released.
This further angered the police, and
shortly afterward several officers re-
turned TO the hospital and seized Prof.
Villejean, anoted physician and chem
ical analyst, and struck him violently.
Several surgeons witnessing this en-
tirely nncalled-for assault attempted
to defend the professor. The police
turned on them and handled them very
roughly. infiicting serious injuries on
three or four Of them
The hospital was in an nproar at this
brutal manifestation Of police spite,
and the hospital staff determined to
drive the police ont Of the building
Some Of the surgeons procured revoly-
ers,, and at their muzzles compelled the
police to withdrawM
Thursday morning d number of OIL
cials, deeply indignant al the police,
interviewed in the matter and demanded
Of the government that the hospital be
protected against further intrusion by
police endeavoring to redress personal
grievances
Quietness prevails throughout the
city Thursday, but there has been no
diminution Of the bitter feeling enter
tanned against the police The officers.
civil and military, are on the, ~qui vive,
and the districts Of the city in which
further trouble may occur are closely
patroled
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a RANkER,s pAuaHTER.


Not Permitted To Marry she Disappears
" and Can Not Be Found.
New YoRK, July O. The police have
been asked to look for Miss Edith
Drake, who has mysteriously dis
appeared. Her father had her appre-
hended and brought before Justice
Grady about month ago. Then she
was given a private hearing at Jeffer-
son Market court and was allowed to
go upon promise to obey her fathers
commands Her father is member Of
the banking house Of Drake, Masten 4
Co,
After the first court experience her
brother sent her TO a private sanitar-
ium Either she did not 20 there tall or
she did not remain, for when her father
called TO see her she was not there. He
has been unable to trace her Miss
Edith Drake is handsome girl, aged
81 She Is said to have been infatuated
with man named Samuel D. McGib-
ney. 1t Is said that her parents refused
to allow them TO be married on account
of her mental condition.
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HOW TO KEEP COOL

IL the question Of the day Every
body has d desire for some cod drink.
All enjoy both the taste and effects
when they partake ~ our lee Cream
Soda
We useplenty 81 dee. thereby giving
Won an lee cold drink, which Ii pleas
ant and refreshing, aud effectually
dispels that tired feeling one has on a
hot sultry day. Our syrups aie Of the
best and our tumbler washer insures
you well washed glass TO drink ii
from. We serve Ice Cream with our
Soda Water, at-the regular price, Sc a
glass A n Gilbert 4 Bro.
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+, TRACKED WITH HOUNDS
Is the Murderer OF the Ray Girls at bard
well, Ky.

well, Ky.
BARowFLL, KY, July 6 The excite
ment over the awful outrage Of Wednes-
day is at fever heat The terrible
crime was committed by young white
tramp, who left cheap, blue flannel
coat behind as means OF Identification
lie was sighted and chased, but after a
battle with his pursuers, disappeared
in huge cornfield
The older Ray girl, aged IS, was out
ragged and her body mutilated in hor-
rible manner, and the younger girl,
aged I, discovering the brute assault
ing her sister, was also seized and muir
dered
Mary and Ruby Ray were buried in
one grave at Bladville Thursday City
Marshall McCollum, of Kuttawa, ar
rived on the ground Thursday morning
with bloodhound from the Eddyville
penitentiary, and, as the murderer le:t
his coat at the scene Of his crime, it IS
hoped it will serve as starter for the
hound
There were men here from ali the adj
joining Kentucky counties Thursday,
and also some from Illinois and Mis-.
souri,, in the woods, and every man who
looks the least suspicious is required to
give an account Of himself and num-
Der have beens detained for shoit
while
The whole country is Wild, and ex-
element grows higher, There seems
to be a well-founded belief that the
iend was in hiding near the Mississippi
river on the Kentucky side all day
4 Wednesday, but fears are entertained
that he may have crossed over into Mis-
souri, Wednesday night
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WONDERFUL PLow.
A Kansas Farmer Purchases One with
Which lie Expects 10 Do Much.

Which lie Expects 10 Do Much
TOPEKA, Kan, July 6.-George r.
Landers, of Harper, celebrated the
Fourth by purchasing an immense
steam pillow, which peomiscs to revriu-
tionize farming in Kansas II put in gen
eral use The test Wednesday was sue
cessful The gang Of piows, consisting
of six sixteen-inch shares, are manipn-
lated entirely by steam power and are
capable Of turning q strip eight feet
wide Landers expects to sow 2.9oo
acres Of wheat this fall and viii put d
headlight on the engine and by nsing
two sets Of hands, RIM the pillow day
and night. Only two men are required
to operate the plow, which Is capable
OF stirring thirty acres Of land per day.
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sIx Dead. Several NIlssInr,

ST. PAUL. Mimi, July Is The big
steamer Bethel anchored at the foot Of
Sibley street, and used for the past
three years as lodging and boarding
house for about 200 people, was burned
Wednesday night Six lives were lost
and several persons are missing, At a
o'clock Thursday morning three bodies
had already been recovered those OF
Mrs. Peak. owner Of the Bethel, and an
unknown man and girl
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Never Ne, and Nerer I.nreh.

GoNsfASTINopLE July g. The visit
of the khedive Of Egypt is connected
With his projected marriage to daugh-
fter ot Vie sultan. The khedive and the
princess have never seen each other.
II y expected that the khedive VIII
visit Vienna, Berlin, Copenhagen and
Paris, His object in going to Copen-
hagen is To meet the car
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WAsHINGToS, July i, BASH Lock
wood, the colored hero IF the Ford i
theater disaster has been presented
with gold watch Lockwood IS the
man who climbed TO one 81 the back
windows by means Of altelegraph pore
and a. T. held : ladder that aboVt twenty
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Omaha BANK snsrend..

( OMAHA, Neb, July g The American
savings bank suspended Thursday
morning with deposits Of Si53.o00 ana
assets Of S259,O0o, II was involved ID
tht Embarrassment Of the American
Z Loan and Trust Co, through the lat-
fers enterprise, and the Omaha and
South Texas Land Co.
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WASHINGTON. July * Secretary
Gresham returned to Washington
"Wednesday after fortnight spent III
Chicago and on his farm III Benton
county, Ind. Private Secretary Lands
came back with him
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&WAsII1NaToN, July q Snperintend
ent Of Immigration Stump is at presen;
engaged in drawing up the rules pro
vided for in the immigration act, for in.
spection along the borders of Canada
British Columbia and Mexico.
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CoIrsiRus o, July G.ttov McKin-
ley "Wednesday ordered the trustees of
the Dayton nsanc.asylum to make an
Immediate and thorough investigation
Of the recent charges against the man
agement u that institution.
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WHEELINa, W YaA June 81 During
quarrel at Lazearviile George Hart
naa, of this city. was stabbed to death
by George Pond, Of Brilliant, y. PonG
made his escape.
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BrzzARp's hay, July 4. President
Cleveland reached Gray cables at 9:8O
p IN. Wednesday, few minutes before
the beginning Of the stviolent thun-
der, hail and wind storm that has
swept over Bnzzard' 5 bay for years.
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BosToN, July 9, IN the United States
circuit court the case 81 John r. Foster
and Other s asking for receiver for tie
Northern Investment Co has bee d
settled ~ agreement and dismissed.
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THE
WEEKLY WORLD.
IF Eight Pegs
and IS sold for $500
per Year

/. b ( . { z -
This explains why its circulation z
grown 50 rapidly, and why advesflsF''
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Send for sample copy, and eennfs
il with its competitors. Examine y
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gers. y ~ pH pasieA-
additional trains VIZ tssse Carlisle daily e,es,
terhiedste stations airIvi az al 4, ~
LIS p. IN .and ~ > M - 3 q ID
burg - S"A th8Hhefs.
Daily
Daily except SUNDAY
Additional trains y nj leave Harrl.t,,.
sanasy q ga M, 70 IS 4 M, 20 s. ~ 55tetlt
catltsge a. ~ a M u 20 6 Us n nj snf =
la;' striving = Mechsnicsbufg Is n. s,sst
fhlilran Palace sleeping Cars between HAset.,
New Yorh Nos. ana 10 east and On M " 20
west - ~ aAd
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First-CIaSs Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound institution that
places all is risks at one rate, wholly
Ignoring the Importance Of charging
- each policy holder premium eqnitably
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j. the
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TfCHNlCAlITlES.

which have so long worked injustice to
applicants and agents, aud while 1t does
anee of any applicant not safely insnr.
able, II recognizes the fact that a large
number of risks usually declined can be
safely insured al an increased premium.
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MONT ALTO RAILROAD
wi TIME TABLE.
SOUTHWARK
NORTHWARD.

Connects for all G. Y. X. r. stations
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Be Your Own Doctor.

For onc dollar get a bottlenf Mayers Mag.
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months and il absolutely guaranteed by your
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One bottle SalFyon need 10 accomplish 4 cure
u win last VI three months Ask your drug
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Il Nonsense.

7. T Rar1lnm once said that the
American people were never better
satisfied thanwhen being hambugged. I
, Doubtless this is true with circus
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wouldn't work 50 successfully with the
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3rd--Be courteous aud accomodat-
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Use the columns Of THE D3uLY AND
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The Adjusted Rate plan

r. original with this Company and Is an
entirely new feature in life insurance
Z IT enables the Company 20 provide in
surance 10 persons who are
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal il similar 10 that applied
10 fire insuranc, the premiums being
regulated in accordance with the nature
Of the risk The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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National Mutual
Insurance Company.
WORLD BUILDING.
Park Row, y. New York.

Offers life Insurance on the most iibersi
and progressive terms and entirely de
void Of the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among insurance companies generality.