People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-20
CONSUMPTION is DURABLE.
The Cincinnati Discoverer Famed
From Pole TO Pole.

him sufficient medicines for sixty pa
tients. He sailed from New York,
Oct. II. DIR. Joaquin Duenas, secreta-
ry of Cuba's delegation to the Pan
American Medical congress, was also
sufficiently impressed to order the
Amick medicines, and yet another del
egate obtained a supply for Venez-
uella. In far off Alaska an American
physician, Or. Arthur Jordon, is stop.
ping the ravages of consumption
amongst the natives on his island of
st. George with Amick's help, and the
Cincinnati discoveries offer to physi-
clans everywhere of free test medi-
cines for any number of patients is as
eagerly accepted in the frozen north
as in the southern tropics.
The farmers are busy planting their
fall grain.
The treasury department Thursday
purchased l4l 600 ounces of silver at
its counter offer of So 1865 an ounce.
The purchases thus far this month ag-
gregate S636,O ounces.
The Harvard and Yale football game
will take place at Springfield the Sat
urjay before Thanksgiving. Ex-Cap-
tain Schoff, of the University OF Penn
sylvania, was decided upon as referee.
G. S. Thompson, one of the largest
real estate dealers in Montreal, has
abandoned his creditors. Liabilities,
S277,OOO. The assets are all in real es-
tate and can not now be realized upon
at profit.
At Laporte, Ind, Coroner Cole Thurs
day rendered his verdict in the Wa
bash disaster at Kingsbury, fixing the
responsibility upon Thompson, the
missing brakeman. If found he will
be promptly taken into custody.
The sheriff of Chicago Thursday
levied upon the property of the
Ketchum Lumber Company, on Blue
Island avenue, on judgments aggre-
eating S55, 59344. No statement of as
sets and liabilities has been prepared.
At the conference of miners held in
Bennington on Thursday resolutions
were adopted declaring that the min
ers would not give up the fight until
they were victorious, and refusing en-
phatically to accept the proposed 10
per cent. reduction.
A notable and brilliant gathering
assembled last evening at the opening
of the Columbus Club, the elite Cath
Ole club of Chicago. The occasion
was the dedication of the new $780,
900 club house, opposite the Palmer
house. A superb banquet was served.
A big ombination of San Francisco
street railways is completed, with a
capital stock of little over $1,000,
900, of which the Southern Pacific
company controls rs per cent. The
combination includes sixteen stree
lines and controls nearly all the travel
of the city. Only six lines remain out
of the combination,
Mr.. Thomas P. Crap, reported to be
citizen of Chicago, who has been
travelling in England for some time
past, was found Monday night dead,
with his skull fractured, in by-street
of Birmingham, Eng. When found,
Mr.. Craps pockets were empty. When
last seen alive he had just drawn a
large sum of money from the bank.
The case of H. H. Warner Is now
being investigated before the Monroe
county, N. Y, grand jury. He is
charged with securing the endorse
ments of H. H. Warner & Co., without
authority, 1t is reported on the best
authority that he has been indicted in
New York and Jersey City on charges
connected with the Seven Stars Mining
company transactions.
Representative Doolittle has intro.
duced joint resolution providing fol
a commission consisting of three SEN
ators and six representatives, to GO
over the entire route of the Nicarau.
qua canal and make thorough ex-
animation with view of submitting
to congress a comprehensive report OF
the existing conditions and furnish.
ing information on which further leg.
islation may be had. The resolution
has been referred to the committee on
interstate and foreign commerce.
Charles Wright, a prominent mer
chant of Washington state, went with
two prospectors to see some mines
They had a dispute and Wright shot
one of the men dead, the Other
jumped into boat without oars anC
drifted down the river to Bonner Fer
ry, where he was taken ashore, but
will die from the two bullet wound.
received. A posse is searching fol
Wright.
Noah King, leader of the men whC
wrecked the Vandalia express a
Staunton, ILL.,, some weeks ago, wa
Saturday morning sentenced to thir
teen years in the state prison. TIL,
jury disagreed in the case of Joe Sliv
ers. Moore. the third member of tn,
gang, explains his denial of the con
fession by the fact that King swor,
he would kill him if he did no
deny it.
6 Deputy United States Marshals Ru
fus Cannon and Stanfeld have re
turned to McAlestea, I. T., from tn
Cherokee nation and report livel,
fight with the Woodward gang of out
laws near Fifty-two spring, found OIL
the line between the Creek nations
was waged for more than an hou
during which time over 200 shot
were fired. Joe Pierce was killed anC
all the outlaws horses were killed. Al
of the other outlaws were wounded
but escaped. The deputies escaped
uninjured, though several bullet hole