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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08

WASHINGTON, Jan. Very few sena-
tors were in attendance at the opening OF
the senate this morning. The certificates OF
election of presidential electors were pre-
sented for the states of Nebraska, Kansas.
Minnesota, Missouri and Washington.
They were placed on file.
Mr.. Platt of Connecticut introduced a
bill to provide temporary government
for Alaska. Referred TO committee on
territories.
The bill granting additional quarantine
powers and imposing additional duties
upon the marine hospital service was taken
up ana the formal amendments offered
Yesterday were agreed 10.
Several amendments were offered by
Mir Chandler and agreed to, among them
one appropriatIng 81 900 900 TO be expeDd-
ed by the resident to meet exigencies in
the execution OF the provisions OF the
bill.
1t was agreed after some argument that
the consideration of the immigration
and quarantine bills would be continued
on Monday, and that the discussion of
the anti-option bill should be resumed on
Tuesday.
After an executive session the senate
adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
CAPITAL NOTES.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. THE state board
of pardons today placed before Governor
L. L. Humphrey forty pardonS asking the
governors signature. Positive assurance
is given that the governor will pardon
Spendlove, convicted several years ago of
the murder of Werner at Topeka and SEN
fenced to eighteen years in the peniten-
tiary.
Ex-Commissioner of Insurance ID. w.
Wilder today began criminal proceedings
against his deputy Billingsiea, charged
with the embeZZlemeDt Of st, 600.
The bonds of four of the new state otfi-
GERS were furnished today. State Treas
urer-elect Biddlo is sick, but it is expected
that his bond will be ready on Monday.
The supreme court has decided that the
consolidated cities of Kansas City, Kan,
can not be dissolved.
The governor issued a pardon to Spend
love tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
THE GRAIN BLOCKADE.

ST LOUIS, Jan. THE grain blockade
in this city has attained formid able dI-
mensiOus. For long time the elevators
have been crowded 10 their utmcst
capacity and unable TO handle receipts.
THIS has led 10 "A freight ear famine, ss
the cars are kept on the track for a long
pariod Of time owing TO the impossibility
of unloading them The cause OF the glut
is largely due TO toe low condition Of the
river. For number OF weeks past the
efforts To relieve the pressure have proved
uuaYalling, aud as "A result. today the
burlington route ISSUED orders TO its
agents directing them 10 refuse grain for
s.. Lou, or Est ~. Louis or for points
beyond If billed 10 ~. Louis or East 81
Louis firms. Other through grain will 10
accepted The other roads are expected
TO do likewise
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
A VALUABLE CUTTHROAT.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., Jan. 7-Charles
Peshall has prepared ii petition for pre-
sentaJion to the United States govern
ment, through the British consulate at
Washington, asking an indemnity of
Sl,0OO0OJ for the killing of Edward Hal
liuger, a British subject. Hallinger was
hanged on Dec % for the murder of Mary
Peterson. Hallinger's attorney claims
that he was not ouly put TO death without
trial by jury, but that the prisoner was
not even given Il chance to speak for him
self when brought before the judge and
sentenced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
THE BEER WAR.

ST. LOUIS Jan, THE beer war has
taken another turn. Previous to the open
reduction Of prices the original cutters
allowed a rebate so large that the oDeu
cut was but slight drop from the old
secret price. In view OF the pressure OF
their patrons. the rets Hers now demand "a
rebate from the open price of 81 per bar
rel, and il Is understood thar lt will he
granted. This VIII cut the price almost
IN two ~ tln, aud tlyo-do.Iar beer will be
tie result \ prominent brewer spea X
ing u The situation today. said tha lie
would act he surprised To see the LIQUID
az 81 per barrel before the Termination u
he present warfare.
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KILLED Al A CROSSING.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. Mrs
George Allen aud Mrs Cora Van Aarger
were Instantly killed by the Detroit. Lans-
ing and Northwestern flyer at sunhsld
this afternoon. They were driving across
the track IA "A box sleigh. when they were
struck by the locomotive and carried Tor
several bl0cSs- Iuey were the wives os
weii-to- 10 farmers. Tue bodies we're
horribly mtn2ied
MoNTEEALI. Jan. An express train
running at - RAPID rate crashed into .
crowded street car at "a crossing tonight.
Driver Matthias aud passenger named
La Leppe were killed. The other ps,scn-
gers mIraculously escaped serious IuJgry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
THE BRoOKyN INDICTMENTS.

BROOKLYN, \. y, June 7.-Tae Indicted
Brooklyn officials began to arrive at the
district attorneys office early this morn
ing, where bonds in 8. 800 were being pre-
pared for them. Their names are a. fol
lows: Supervisor John [. Mckane, City
Auditor Arson Weber, Deputy City At
toruey William d. COnnell, Aldermen
Moses !. Wafer, William Mckee and y.
j. Heany: Edward Price, clerk OF the com
mon council; Supervisor Martin +. Con
nelly, County Auditor Frank Keilar, ii.
ID. Southland and Patrick Ross, building
inspectors, and James Pigot of the building
department.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
A TERRlElC EXPLOSION.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Jan. by an explo
sion of gas this morning a house at l0lO
Sarah street, North Side, was wrecked,
three persons being killed and several in-
jured. The list of killed is as follows:
Thomas Duffy, Mrs Sophia Duffy, and a
daughter of Mrs Duffy The injured are
child of Thomas Duffy. William Harris.
severely burned; Mrs Harris hurt by fall
ing wall, and child of Mrs. Harris,
burned and severely bruised. The house
was jointly occupied by the families of
Thomas Duffy and William Harris. The
latter family occupied three rooms on the
third floor. Harris arose shortly after 3
O'clock and started down stairs to the
cellar for coal When he reached the bot
tom steps suddenly the very air seemed
turned into fire, which, for IA moment,
blinded him and caused intense pain. At
the same time he felt himself caught up
and hurled half way up the steps, while
his lighted lamp was shattered against n
post The neighborhood was shaken by Il
terrific explosion. A few persons on the
street saw the house totter for a moment;
then the roof fell in, followed by the right
wall The upper floor was crushed in and
fell, carrying it TO the first, which held,
and this alone saved Harris life. Mean
while the harvest of death had been awful,
for the Duffy family was wiped out of ex
istence, save the young son, and he may
die
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
THE WHISKY TAX.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE subject of
the proposed increase in the whisky tax as
means of raising additional revenues to
meet the possibility of treasury deficien-
cy in the early months OF Mr.. Cleveland S
administration has not received at the
hands of the congressman the attention
which might have been expected A large
number Of them have not given the matter
consideration, while others have not form
ed definite opinions. Some of the Demo-
cratic mem bers show a disposition to raise
the rates on spirituous and fermented
liquors and tobacco. The more conserva-
tive propose to make the tax on distilled
spirits 81 per gallon instead of S125
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08

MKvPHi- Jan. The secretary q the
eopou bureau q ibe &a.looa. Fasc.ers.
Alliance Las Issued a. salit4oUa4 pF-sT.
zdy.slns rsdac-loa q t1e coaloo aerg7 ss.
lie sta.sa thai Iae s.as 1sru st0tes p9sa3acs
3. rer ceat. of iBe cotton zrg-a aha - teT
c-.lt. ut tie s.npi+ aoaPfs1.s .1r zee "a ts-ts
c8a.utEs Hs Gays taAi tts@ r@8-G1saD II
tAe crop sA.s sssson r~%.llt~ri in = marx -
ilcrcz-e ll Es41e. saa lDsisis taat tie
cgttoa p8AAIer- tea ssrure fair prscss very
zeaaoa ~ Esso.a = t-- pEO- asssDg s4G4,l.
- ..s..1. st5fe Eeafuts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
BIs HOP OF OKLAHOMA.
The Ceremonies Attending the Conservation
Of Rev Francis Key Brooke.

ToPEKA, Kan. Jan. 6 SPECIAL Cor J
The conservation Of TIE Rev Francis Key
Brooar. Lii D. rs the first bishop OF
OklsLcms, took place IN Grace cathedral,
Topeka ~ y C'ciock "a. II. today. being
the feast Of the Epiphany. The new bishop
was promoted from tie reccoEship u Tim
it's church, Atcaisou. tire oldest aud
strongest parish IL the diocese Of & Dsas,
by the election OF the Eeue-0! convention,
1Aica l. a special honor. Bishop Daniel
= Tat;ie of Missouri presided Bishop
Atwe.l Of west Missouri AID Bishop Ken
drca o. &ew Mexico and Ar.zJa4 present
ed toe candidate. Ths testimonials from
the house O! deputies we.e red by SIR. u
T. Bl.>l 81 Atcuisou aad those from the
house of bishops By Bishop J. L. SpaaiI-
IN. ot Denver. Bishop Graves oi be
Platte read the lltsuy. and the boiy com
muuion was celebrated By Z shops T1-tle
and Pierce q Arksu@ss- TIE procession
entered from tbe Cult. hall. The catae-
GraI clcsg--AIriy uien and boys-was fol-
lowed hE t'le clergy lu roae-. 20 toe uuLa-
Der of fifty. and tre-s oy eight bishops
SQ.rudld music WAS re8dereg u The say
eliSed clselT, aud tEs whole ceremony
was successfully AID smoothly con.
cucred - L1ean Co.we4s ana Gzaoa
IaaCu4u ii tAe cashsslTH.- NesEiy 81 t8-
clergy o. haa-as OE}Abons and ssssE - -
sour attended. l. ls generally admitted
To nAye been ta4 most imposing function
Of ne cBuTeh ever sssa - tbs part O. tie
Coultry-
E5-aop Brooke Kill make MS drst v.s.t
60 t4u.5fse gu Isu- - X max he l1teses.-
i.ay fs sg18e - sE1w thzi Bishop Brooke
VS. q1s-r4 70 E4v- SIX written 19ca-
ns-rsi- property -a-t.ez1 - reach fae palut
of is~.n-s c@.9>~-r4tei. L-=ht bsbaq> ,aea
an.te3 10 t4@ 4ayll- Un - h@1fis. s3sl tsfl-
s. authority ior tits a1gs cglcs ~ tae
church. reaches ozez throaSh ali trs llDes
os authority snisA rFer represented b &c
c5u-ec-ztE8a u tsoss eAEas mes 4Es- -
al illustration % t4s ae:a0fG - As}sstglae
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
HOUSE..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE house spent
the entire day in the consideration of the
District of Columbia appropriation bill
The only incident of interest was dis
cusson as to the amount which the gen
eral government should appropriate for
the support of the district. MIR. Otis of
Kansas presented reasons why the govern
ment should pay no more than quarter
of the appropriations for the district, and
Mr. De Almond of Missouri expressed dis
appreciation of the governments saddling
upon Itself any part of the expense.
Without disposing of the bill the house
adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
PARIS POlNIs

PARIS. Jao. 7.-MM Balgaut, Bon lin.
Foutaiu c. Cottu and de Les.rVz were *
amInei simultaneously by Magistrate
Ersuqueviitr today. Tue conformation u
the mca lei 20 vehement alterations.
Ia view OF tho disturbance aJ t4e auti-
Semitic meeting ia-t night the authorities
wiiI mere after not allow -ucI ms4tIuxs t1
be held unless kept wIthiH proper bounds
Four Ru>-l4u-, su-p-ct--I O.. BIus
Niuiii-ts, nave been conducted 70 the
frontier aud wdraed nJI - rygura -
France.
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CARLISLE WILL ACCEPT.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. THE Courier
Journal announces: that Hon. John g.
Carlisle will accept the treasury portfolio
in Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet 1t also gives a
list of the probable candidates for the
senator's position, which includes Cover
nor John Young Brown. Hon. ". {. p
Breckinridge, Hon. Cdssius NJ. Ciay. Jr.,
Hon. J. Proctor Knott, Hon. ". J. Stoue
and Hon. /. p Goodnight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
SPECIE MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK, Jan. The exports Of
specie from tue poyI Of New York. for the
week were 3. -0o 800. OF which =. 10 o40
was IN gold ANA $L011, go in silver. O.
the gold the S2.Ooo,0O0 shipped today went
10 Europe And the remaining Sl29.Os1 to
Soutn America and The Ne>l Indles-
Europe took 81 GO 400 IN siver. Ssi 5.35 -
iug 10 South America The inno-f. ~
specie reached only SIC 054, OF when slS
so was IL gold ami 81, ~ in silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08

CCgCgSgATi Jas.. 5.--At gusI1 .sat t1srs
L 81 41- zors- IL ibs O3lo FlV~s * t-ss,.sa., ;,
FROM Colsry Is.aa4 = A2L1ssoE Ferry, %
8f-saace o. sazf~~n nslles B-.ow tats j.
aEza ssAEer seT tHu fatl~a sn1 faru
a oE1er Eor-e extending uesoE Lswr~1-r-
b4rs. 4 disastrous brszkup uey slr.y
$50 go3 a4rFa - pFeFrfky tGs -Es-e -
tle water AZ flatiE-sEs ls saezsy isei. sas
i . III rls.ls
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EAllIIRES-

TOLEDO O.. Jan. The failure ot the
fish firm OF u. Howell & Suu involves
three other fish firms Wickham * SpE of
Huron, II. G.. Post OF SsudJrsky and George
4. 81. John OF Por, Clinton Tue Wick
ham company fled mortgages amounting
To Sl6O. 90; tH- -. Jobn, mortgages ag-rr-
eating Sio.OJ0; the Post. mori ztgeS Tor
SO 0Ju. and the Howell. mortgages
amounting TO $1,000, 10 secure tbe cred b.
tors. The total amoUtJ OF she i'm
assets at nominal figure J. placed AT
500 900, bat, under forced sale, they
would not bring over 81 per cent of that
figure. The liabilities, a. has been stated.
amount To over $50, COO IL Is almost All
utter impOss!bi.lty To separate the liabll-
ties of che firms, for the reason that what
one owns tue others are also more or less
interested in.
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PyGLlsTIC

SEw OKLEAks. Jaa. 7-Tas olJmgs
~. ,!Fr4 q sac b.rx~r5Ez over rls llsss
iraia g. ezs-zas~s. Asa @rzsarr4 -a s.@
BAfcH lstHs~a A.sz4a1.f bsss.ss. 80 alI
lszsgy E-ltcsafa-
NEH IgEE jar 7-Al~H arexxssrss
seed arssca-- tarl-5 - = s-- le..rg Ff.ls-
zEss urlgrr sAe fsz-r-. t.l.J l441 - sr.F
J.4-A4s isy - yg4 -r - e. "a aa.s
lz'l.ess n ti.e paper tAgsi4 - .lsaJ ~ -l.-4 .
81 T. Azr=L
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AVpN0TISM

ST. JOSEPH Mo, Jan. THE children
of Mr. and Mrs. William COyle, who were
stolen ou Monday by Coyle's sister, have
been recovered at Topeka and brought
home Coyle has also returned, but his
sister did not. Il turns out that Coyle
was party TO the abduction, and joined
his sister at Topeka. The case IS n strange
one. from the fact that Coyie was strangely
under tue influence OF his sister, WHO IS
supposed to nave hypuotized him.
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RT AINE WORSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-Mr. Blaine is
worse tonight DR.. Johnston visited him
about 9:30 o'clock and found that he had
undergone an upfayorable change. He is
weaker than for several days. DR. John
ston said that at present he is unable TO
tell the extent of the setback, but he hard
ly anticipated change of great serious
ness tonight, and would not make another
visit until morning uuless called.
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a DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.

Sr. LoCIs. Jan One Of 4 he most dan
eerogs couuterfsits in existecce was dis
covered to-day. It i a two-doIlar silver
C rtificsts. Il bears the head OF General
Hancock, Of the ISS5 series. letter u. The
papSr i - good a. u defy detection by
amy but experts. The ouiy defect discern
able = IN the work around the iZurz ia
the upper right band corner THIS j light.
and tue lines axe not as distinct as in the
genuine bill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-08
DOOMED kEGROES-

CBEsrERToN, Nd. Jau. Eight
negroes, ranging in color from ligbl
tan to d dead black, are confined IN tbs
county jail here They are 10 os hanged
next Friday for the murder Of Dr. j. II
Hill. Sheriff Plummer has summoned
zoo men TO protect the jail from the e.
prcted crowd and has ordered each man 20
brlng "A gun. The first man summoned
was George Alfred Pesrce, Que Of the
counsel for the condemned men. He says
that he wIii serve.
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THE LEAvENwoRTH POLICE.

LEAYENwORTH, Kan, Jan. :. - The
mayor assumed charge of the police de-
partment this morning and called special
meeting of the city council to pass an or
dinance fixing the salaries of the police
men and to take such other action as may
be necessary. The old board had ruled
with extravaganza, and the mayor pro
poses to inaugurate a policy of retrench-
ment aDd reform. The pay roll of the de-
partment now foots up 81, 600 per month.
i. G. Kresedorn, clerk OF the police court,
who had somewhat Of sinecure a, salary
OF $50 per month, sent in his resignation
last night The old commissioners took
no action upon it, but dismissed the patrol
men before going out of office.
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4 JACksoA RAAauer-

NEW IOak. J48. Tue business Mss'a
D1m3efafic 4ssOllstila 81 SsS Isra eyir-
Dra.es 'J4cksos Dsy VIA a bss4I-t -
~. tBe assD-ltttgI were prrs-fs.. fs-s-G-s IS
au.4ysr OF uisssG syB.snsl "a. fn .-rais ffs.u
all over Toe lgaulfy -5l. .rr-et44sl ~. a..
l. Br~-kt1t..s<r Dt bsS.a--y a.t- -as YTs
t1s cd ta= sssn4a& i3- a-e 40 .srF-,l ~
STATE --8atJf -1-llsi.s84. q tS.Fel4sr
gaan .tzi. .i Oa.y aaa 1ya.. r-stss.a. .Aas.
gsr II O.4g
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THE ANDREW BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. e. The house COM
mittee on banking and currency discussed
for two hours this afternoon Mr.. Andrew S
bill to increase the circulation of the ma
tioual banks and to repeal the silver
purchasing section of the Sherman act
Several amendments were rejected, and
the committee adjourned till Monday,
when it is expected that some definite
action will be taken
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THE 81 RENO TOwNSITF

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA patent was to
day issued to the towusite board of FL
Reno o. T., for the I60 acres of the town
site originally claimed by John Foreman
under the homestead law. The board will
now proceed to make allotments to the
several lot claimants according to their
re spective interests This closes the cele-
brtted case so far rs the interior depart
ment is concerned. Further litigation
must be had before the courts.
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pAv srAIE DEMOCRATS

BosToE. Jan. The annual Jackson
dinner OF the Na>sschusetts Democracy
was held this afternoon At the American
house. Ab0ut SO covers were laid The
dinner was preceded 10y an 'gfotmal re-
ceptiou. Cua!rmaa Josiah Qu.Ucy. Gov
ernor Russell. James ,, CARROLL and
Charles ). HamhR were the principal
sneakers
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ArsTfS. Tex, Jaa. s--4ar ies s.slaturs
HL.14 c0aTsLea lexs ueyk als l4g. .e
v.-g- q Z L44se4 states F-aa-4.. gs4s..et
s4.4.s -s tsss au4g aYysTd laadiE4t~. a.s4s
here .ge os-3 g4.H1rs --.s Eisxz aaf
eater sac Ea-r. -. sts4 ls 20 - 4t tz s.sssi--
e. ll4t s- wo8IG tr si.l--1 -sssl.fr -t8 ...s
- eI1~ssi5us.g 4bypF#4.@s s.tA -l.~ sl9ss44--s
L3sasissrs. aat tas .s+tss ay2s4 4-s4s 49,
-4.y sols 4y1 AyxS
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An AsoRrloalsr,5 urrlm

PHILADELPHIA. Ja1. 1.-Hr- Steals Dan.
lssvy, aged 10, died loday from tbe eIect-
Of a criminal operatiyH performed uy DE-.
Frederick MslstsrfeidL She - The ssc98d
young woman who within Que week uas
lost AsT ale through Ler own siluiusiity
aud tbs OuukiIus buJCh.ry ot IrlslgFfeidt
lie las faced the cOrUnsF trlJrs uyou
charges similar - tni-. Tor which bs -
nov ia PRISON. aua tlice indictments are
now HaHEi Ok over hts head
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THE BAKeRSVILLF HOAX

AsEEvILLE. y. c., Jan. Calvin Snipes.
the murderer, smiled when be learned for
the first time OF the excitement that bis
alleged lynchiug had created sll over the
country. Nothing whatever had bsen
heard in Bskersville OF the reported
trouble, until tHe people were apprised OF
The fact by newspaper reporter sent n
quest OF the news The popuiace was in
ont
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JaiEs ~ vhnt : d.-as. lse-ss eu3g s.ss
hlood-pUri,ier that's Fstc@c3.,-sR IS Or.
Pierces Golden &eiics. Dis-s vsrv--.cS :kis
is what is dcEs win il :: L Go-s..t 1slsss5s ~
cure, IN eveTy cnse. yOl g. yt4r ussssy s
back Iszst Z Iksiv 70 D. ti,a i-s.t
All the vssF relE1 as W. ~ ca S1Es a
another, il cissrsSs a.il pesy-se~ III. sy,tsfi
All 6loOd- -pc-scls r'sst 80 .'Cr Gsspefsis,
Blliousnsss. Se-1suia. Salt .c~c4l, 1ss.er,
ErySipeiss, c. scy blo0d-ta.at gs disorder, is
l. an Gueqlslsl ~csEeSsy.
It's the chscpsst. to-. With pa;s. vou pGy
only for the Good voa get
And nothing eise : i,ist as 6 ~ e
may be better-for the dealer. Bat ke ant
the one that's 10 - belpeG
Value received, or 10 paw, ,"-v-u -sn't
get these terms with any other mc4icines, at
any pTlca
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lRsLANO,s COLLEGE.

81. paul Jan. Father Conway edi'o
of tie Northwestern Chroa.cle, TIE Ca1a1-
ltc newspaper which lead IN support OF
Archbishop ITelAEd's FarIbau!J scho1.
plan, aud which also strongly opposed
Cauenslyjscn. left tonight fer England.
where be vii. make sls-cla. sta1y ot tbe
system 10 vogue il the Oxford colleges.
lie .ozs in The interest of a Csibotc co.,
!ege soon 10 ue opened here l. is zeurr-
ally understood itat Archbishop Ireland
q euds 20 make gle college t4e lez4.n-
Catholic rsiucats uaai Institution of tne
United States. next 20 uAe Catholic upi-
yersity ~ Washington.
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THr ecAPcITY OF HOGS.

ST. Jo>EPH. No. Jsn- The scarcity
of hOEs Is seriously interfering with the
packing houses at the stock yards. Al. Of
them are running at half their Capacity.
and unless the supply increases they may
have 70 saut dotvi- A heavy advance ic
the price Of suloked and other packed
meat has already taken place.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. :
WICHITA, Kan. Jan. Z. 1898.

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, ?
WICHITA, Kan. Jan. Z. 1898.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Colder and fair Sunday, warmer Monday.
During the past n hours the highest
temperature was IS, the lowest - and the
mean so, with few flakes OF snow at lC:lC
and followed by clear weather, cold
north wind and higher pressure.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of January
has been 81 and for the eth day 50.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
WAsHINGToN. Jan. THE following
are the indications until 8 D. m. Monday:
Missouri: Fair; colder in eastern, warmer
in western portion; north winds, becoming &
variable.
Kansas: Fair; warm south winds.
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HJMBFRT,s SILVER WEDDING

ROME, Jan. IA decree of general
amnesty will be issued in Italy on the
silver wedding anniversary OF King Hum
bert and Queen Margherita. Among the
beneficiaris will be the Italians in the
United States who failed 10 render the
required military service in Italy. They
will thus be enabled to revisit Italy at
any time without fear OF arrest. The
silver wedding anniversary occurs on
A nriI %
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IHE WATIERson CLuR.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. As JAcks5a dag
lal,, % 'gudsy tbis year. toe - attsrs0a
club celebrated the JIrlbdsy of iAr.f ya.rgs
SAINT tonight Colonel Joan Il F-I.8us,
tbs eloq N@w YORK cJa<r-+-.HAa. wss
TIE cuIss yrss0r. a8d sgsks iu l.- cHaFre-
J~rist3c way gi tAs as.,I HrTo. tola5ast
Es.u1s wsz tsnuerc4 reception ~ lssu
staL-srsOR g. 4D a. The close Of tgs csisyI,s-
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WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE National
American Woman's Suffrage association
will commence its uwenty-fifth annual
convention here on Jan. Is. Many prom
inent sulfragists will BE- present, includ-
lug Mrs Broderick Of Kansas and Mrs
Davis. wife OF Representative Davis of
kansas