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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-02
ExHIBTTION BALL GAMES.
New York Defeats Prlnceton-Thc CHI
cagos Win From Atlanta.

MACON, GA, April 1.-The first game
Of base-ba between Macon and Balu-
more resulted in the defeat Of the home
team by a score Of to 3.
Batteries Miller. Abbey and Hess;
Wadsworth and Clark.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
LIE kRlIpp FxhlRlT-

BALTIMORE, Nd, April Tile work OF
unloading the great krupp guns and
armor plate 70 be exhibited az the worlds
fair began yesterday The sixty-two-ton
gun yas the dsst one tackled Ia Just
eighteen minutes from the time the lifting
power was put on the gun Was lowered 10
its bed on combination platform car
which will take 10 20 Chicago. The chains
were made ft-t around 10 at the brrsch
AMI, perfectly balauced it wns raised
u aboyc the deck Hud then swung over -
the car Next came the iorty-fhrec too
gun. which was handled Just as easily
Nothing is now LETT but tbs Elton G,un
aud n section Of armOT plate - feet i0pg
ami 4 inches thick IHis plate &c j. ex-
pected will be the hardest thing 90 Dovs
on account OF it, great length. The BAG
gun Viii be- taken Out today
The armor plates or rather iargsss
plates so ftr put ashore. show the teFrit,iy
destructive power % rbe krupY gun far
better tbtu words cgn describe Two Of
the plItes arc OF steel twelve iucbes thiek
and weigh thirty aad farty-hve tons rss-
pectiveiy One has four Iudsn.atioils,
varying from three 70 nine inches in dspsh.
and twc ragged bo.ea extending ci-sf
through IT, Inc indentaLious wgFe made
by shots from q forty-lve ton ggn placssi
al distance Of four miles The Boiss
were made by shells from Knapp rds ss
two miles range The oibsr pate has two
iudeutatipus three ana seven inches ia
dsPth made by shots fgOu siz-y tvsO Ton
gun, SIX miles away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
IHs KANSAS SUPREME COURT.

ToPEKA, Kan, \ pr!I -The following
were among the opinions rendered by the
supreme court today:
; Beadle -. the Kansas City. Fort Scott
and Memphis Hallway company; error
from Bourbon county; motion fOc re-
hearn. denied
Lewis Simous ". Herter HcLaiH; error
from Sedgwick county. reversed.
Johnson j. and William j Sparks -.
Thomas ;. Sparks, error from Bourbon
county: reversed.
James Mcf5rew " " ". Stewart: error
from Wyaudotte county. affirmed
The Fort Sc.tt. Wichita ana Western
X iilwag company " j. a FortDeyi error
from Bourbon county, affirmed
The sta,e o; Kansas. * rel. - D. L.
Pierce; error from Bourbon county.
affirmed
The rujo1 pac5flc Railroad company
-. Henry ~fe,8iiauifeT. error from L-ayea-
worth cJnnty; dismissed.
Anss r -toAe vs. Wichita Coal aud
Fuel company: error from Sedz wick
county; dismissed.
L O B.al y. 4 4 T5wnssn3, error
from oaague- cSuatE: dismissed
Hattie r HaideId - at - Katharine
7. Lewis "a: ei; error from S=lg@Iek
county: dismissed
Fritz ',chBIlzlel - Cesrles ZelniageT.
error fro'n coi.rt q COMMON F.rass SIG
w.c~ county. ds.t.:sss8-
IS. Il Eiisdgs - T. +. keTs,. error
FROM Boar05a cJI4Gy. dsslis=el
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
RYAN AND DAWSON

CHICAGO. April s-Tommy Ryan of this
city and George Dawson. tie Australian.
came together tonight FOR sx rounds,
marquis Of QIeensbersy ruIe- The men
were IN excellent condition and the fight
was for blood from start to finish. Ryan
had perhaps shade the best Of lt. bnt
Dawson did most q the le1dIug, and was
much the stronger man Ht the finish
There was no decision, IL beiUg announced
before the fight began that suCh would he
the case. Paddy Carroll of Chicago was
referee
Dawson began business hv giving Ryan
a hot lef; Ia tie eye which Ryan returned
rushing Dawson to the ropr- Dawson
put his left squarely 10 Krau's fsc- aud
received q red hot neck blow ~ return,
which sent hm 10 tie floor Before The
second round closed. after having SPARED
a good deal. Dawson s;nashe1 Kyan twice
Oh the Nose. the round cip.ia- 10 Da rsyu =
favor.
In the third round. after several blows
were exchanged. both msH became - eas
aud were willing 20 Gxht sioF IL the
four,a round Dawson put his r Eht say
ssely into RYAN face. Ho, exchaugss
took place IN The i'th when Ryan made
Dawson hair stand no vIfb = bard right
~ the round c!aeed Hot iufxEling char
acteTlz~G the sixth rpurd Ryan landed
heavily WITH The !ef;. getting ia return a
right A4u4eT ~ tue f0uud ci.ysed
j; was aaybodg's ux8i ~ the t1ish anG
both uasu seemed good for i9aE eoa-
.est
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GUTHRIE NOTES.
THE SRTtp DEA

TAHLEQUAH, |. T., April The Chero-
kee senate passed a bill last evening desig-
mating the chief aud treasurer and two
other delegates TO go to Washington to get
the money, amounting to IS, BOG, 600, due
on the sale of the strip. Quite sensation
is being.caused here by the recent offer of
the Mexican government TO sell the
Chrokees a portion of Old Mexico in case
the United States takes the country away
from them. Many of the Indians have
siguified their desire to 20 to Mexico and
would sell their lands providing enough
money could be had for them, and leave
their country for good. The Mexican gov
ernment has Il large surplus of lands and
offers to sell them at a low figure. Jake
Barriers, the Delaware Indian, is here
pushing this scheme, and has succeeded
in working up great interest, although
it Is not Il new idea with the tribe. Tue
dispatch few days ago stating that eX-
Congressman Peel WAS representing the
Delawares is mistake. He left before
the strip was sold. j. +. Campbell is rep.
resenting the Delawares. and although he
has suit IN the court Of claims, hopes to
be able TO settle matters here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
INFERIOR GOODS.

The only safe way for purchasers is to
insist on having the genuine article, and
not allow themselves to be swindled by
having plasters said TO be Just as good, -
or containing superior ingredients. inn
posed upon them. These are only tricks
TO sell inferior goods that no more COM
pare with ALLCoCKs Porous PLAsTEEs
than copper does with gold. One trial Of
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERS will cou-
vince the most skeptical Of their merits.
The eminent Henry A Mott, Jr., Pm.
d, F. e. >, late Government Chemist,
ceitIdes:
My investigation of ALLCOCK'S PoROCs
PLASTER SHOWS it to contain valuable and
essentia! ingredients nos found in any
other plaster, and ! find II superior 10 and
more efficient than other plaster"
Ask for ALLCOCk 5, anI let 10 solicita
tion or explanation induce you 10 accept a
substitute
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ninnrsorA Roonl cps.

81 PsCi. MINI. Apfii s-AuDtbsr sen
sstiYn was caused ia the house today ~
tbe oG~ri8g Il q, resolution for aa iuyes,i-
CATION of she alleged bribery charged -
the passage e senatorial bills. IL was
fret By resolution provided tEat aa 5a-
;sza,iug committee n' Ave shgud %
appointed 20 look !ato fbr Newspaper
charge tbat bsg5is hal b@%1 usst 80 -s-
cure tbe gsss1.s ~ tos Wymsu ~ a4tDs
bi Amendment weFs pTessa . 3 zaG
adopted sHclgt.sg AD lusest xtt t-oi ~ tss
Walsh usi3gers liability BAL tss Hyf-
ton oscs room bIii fa~ Bs1s aglfa. 3s.l siss
T3rrea= iaG1 tS,t stsf ffs.3 sz4d tHr ei--sloss
of I'ni'et STATES aeust1re Ia~ F-ss.l-
ti8u after tang thus A19rfi&s... sts
sdopteI ~ a vote = - - n -prsAss
lie aalas4 lAs cDsau.4ttss Ds'ese zd
I514rrfrf.rg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
The woRLO's FAIR woRKwsN

CHICAGO. April S-Ihe outlook i mos;
favorable for q general strike OF the fed
Grated trades al the worlds fair grounds
tie first OF next week The trouble which
has grown out ot the carpenters strike.
has been cOus;a aut!y augmented By various
other brHnche. OF tire dissatisfied trades
This is the opluiu1 expressed Is men y ap
are versed IN all the labor troubles of the
day. An order calling out al the build
ing trades. Il oheyed by he men- could
not b. otuerws sse than pToduciiT OF ncss
serions trouble il would uvolve n the
minimum figure, at least > 90 men o4 ali
trades That this would delay toe far IS
certain. TIE men rra3lze this isc& and
understand the responsibility OF s1cn =
move Hssce tas long ana secret meet
ingS which have been held Tie officials
ot the carpenters council. tie htsiia ~
rraslvs c3uacll aud 0f the oinsr if<rsaE
trades euip.oyed - the -rnaD3- Sls. Eiaecs
and consider the advssabl.ify 81 ordering
strike. Il sssaSe te uec.Gea. npo1, use
men viii b. c4ti-d ont os Monday O.
accoaut ut the secrecy of the lrEileFs .t :
believed that strike = ccnisrap3sEetl-
Several rGsnaDeYs O. the caunc14S gave y n
their opinion that there would be tgosIt'.e.
aud very serious iToub.e, wlti4lu i. wes@-
The woE.G'. fa.r officials DO aot seem 10 x
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EARTH TpErOp3.

Abr QI-EEQfE =. q April s-L3s In
nas Bs--u sad ssTeral osagr ;oxns ia
Valencia county ag3uS tAe x Gransss
river ere excited OVER wtst spg,~saxe 10 haze
i.e~t Iufgltit~ eagfSgazkes FygE sAs<&s
f..sys isrera sts~fssscssy fp{t--Sn --ss esar oa
TaHsSGa 2 foiiossef Is ;we on YESTERDAY
za1 aae Lisls morning sAs)tssf -Eos-~ va
q tbrc- S-cG1sI. sissvs,sats. GasJp= NAscs4
isage Gnt o. fcn 20 Afsous ssrFe I :,
Lamp ch3mu~ys Assd E,s--rs srrre issoken
sss~sss Iaffl-a .u So n1szgsris aua .e~
grause Uessz~z SIS Glse gusl. swayei as J.
sa4Ae.g Z. "A lrrglg1s w.-&l s.ogl-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
THE OLIVER MURDER,

STURGIs, KY, April S.-This city is
again excited over the Oliver Delaney
tragedy owing to the confession of Lewis
Land, who is a very quiet young man and
had heretofore been unsuspected. The
confession duplicates all the persons under
arrest, with the exception of George 2.
Henry. together with Alexander Thomas
and William Holt who were arrested late
this afternoon. Mob violence is expected
at any moment.
STURGIS, Ky, April S.-All the persons
charged with the murder of Mrs. Henry
Delaney, nee Oliver, have confessed their
guilt except George Henry, whom they
exonerate The examining trial has been
set for next Saturday. The people are ex-
cited but are disposed to let the law take
its course.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

WASHINGTON, April S-Secretary Hoke
Smith has received detailed report from
Agent Bennett of Union agency on the
present trouble between the factions of
the Choctaw nation. After repeated confer
ences and such investigation as he was bic
to make, the agent says that he is thor
oughly convinced that the militia, acting
under Governor Jones orders, We're the
aggressors, and that the other party, COM
monty called the Locke party, is the ag-
grieved one. After listening to the
agents advice the Locke men proposed to
surrender at once their arms il lie could
promise to protect them from the militia
This offer Agent Bennett, of course, could
not accept.
The Locke party declared that they were
peaceabe, l1w-abiding Indians, charged
with no offense; that they were ready to
surrender to any proper officer of their
nation, clothed with authority;that they had
been unwiliiugly driven to band themselves
together as a means of protection against
murder by the militia, which they de-
clared was led by their most bitter per-
sonal and political enemies; that the
militia had murderously assaulted them
and their wives and children in their
homes, wrecked and ruined their property,
mothers and children from their homes,
and otherwise grievously and wantonly
wronged them. They also said that it was
not their intention to attack the militia
but simply to defend themselves against
further assault and outrage.
Agent Bennett afterwards talked with
the captain of the militia, who questioned
his authority to inquire into the disturb
ance. Governor Jones also questioned the
agents right to be present TO inquire into
the matter which he said was an affair
concerning the Choctaw people only, and
that the United States had no right TO in
terfere.
After an elaborate review of the whole
situation, Agent Bennett concludes that
The calling out of the militia by Governor
Jones TO arrest Willis Jones was unneces-
sary and unlawful, and that the conflict
precipitated by them was the act of a
drunken and irresponsible mob, banded
together as militia for the purpose of
numbering men, women and children,
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CAPITAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, April S-President Cleve-
land and Secretary Gresham left Washing
ton at O'Clock this afternoon for Will
mington, Del. to visit Thomas F. Bayard.
ambassador to Great Britain. No word
concerning the reasons for Mr. Cleveland s
departure was to be obtained at the White
House. Mr.. Bsyard said this afternoon:
The president is coming here for n few
hours rest-well earned rest, irdeed-from
the strain and worry of his office
BY direction of Secretary Carlisle the
regulations of the treasury department Iu
relation to the registration OF Chinese
laborers were today modified, dispensing
with the attaching of photographs to the
applications of Chinese laborers Cor
Chinese persons other than Iaborers) Tor
certificate of residence under the act of
May 5, 1892, and requiring the affidavit of
only one witness of good character to the
fact of residence and the lawful status of
applicants within the United States.
Secretary Carlisle was informed that
$500 600 in gold was taken today for ex-
port TO Europe from the sub-treasury at
New York. During the week the gain in
gold has been nearly 81. .010000
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AN OLD PHYSICIANS ADVICE TO HIS
PATIENTS.
Ehat the Druggists sag About spiag
Med oiu-s.

Ot course Won Will have 10 take some
tAtu-; for your blood this sprlHls l. J., a
foolish risk 10 DO 0thrrrvis Nav he Y,m
.re subject q Chrunic Citbrfh during tae
winter, which has Tun YOU down. Perhaps
you have had Ia GsIppr. irotn Uhica IA
hHve never fuzzy recovered. llar b! II
may he ont OF orier oc possibly you are
bilious or cons gpt-sl. usrvou~ os du't
slerpiess or lsnEnii, re~tie~ or tsre.!. -
any ratc. whatever may be yuu. con iltina.
you ought 10, ana probably wiN. takr
some spring mediclHe--sU3nC-h 'lS g. ia
vigorttr. something 10 cleanse. sonnet hiag
TO streng heu You sill b. lucky. iuivea.
II you happen 10 select from the uiult,tu !.
OF spr!ug medicines advertised tus exact
Que you need there are ~ many ~ ihsa
GAr j. Tor the blood another To- TIE lyr.
another Ton the nerves. AMI sti4t others fer
the stomach A great many failures sli
dIsappoin ments are Inevitable,
Those who select Pc.ru-uu run 40 r.sS.
a. this remedy covers the whole ground.
1t is the best. 10 not the only luirruai
remedy for Chronic Cttarrh. IL CuTss
hundreds of old eases tnIt have ~ std
every other kind OF treatment Ni,tilfs
Of the after fleets OF la grippe iind Pe-
ru na a specific. For the blood I'e 20
has no superior. At the same tim, IL
strruSt Sthcus the nerves, stimulates the
liver and invtgorates the stomach. Ii.ose
who take Pc-ru-ua never fail 20 have "a
good appetite, sleep well have strong
nerves aud pure blood 30 you see you
cau't 20 wrong II you select Peru-na
II you waat 10 retd up on the subject
OF spring medicines, send f0c the Family
Physician No g. "a medical book. sent
free to any adhres. hF
The PE Er.yA DRUG Me 90.
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" sATHee eULLsTlN
WEATUEE BgEEku.
mn, -,--.- -. 10 AanL.-I-L- -rL-L.a-

DEPARTMENT oS AGGiGELFifsE
WICHITA kan April 5. l>9S.
Forecast ior " chi,a srd vicinvy-
FAIR unili Tuesday; warmer Sauday after
noon auG Nunday.
During iue past twenty four houss the
highest temperature was g., the lowest
ii and the mean 81 with cooler. p ,Etly
cloudy weather, fresh nur;h wIli aud
higher pressure.
Tins lar thls N With TIA avegass tenn
perIture has hsru ~
For the past four years the average teni-
peraiure for the month % Aprii has
been 81 and tog the sth day So
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON April : s-Fol.owin: IS the
forecast up 10 5 p. IL Monday.
Fer Missouri anl kinsts- e. 'uertlty
fair; northeast wiads, rising temperature
Ia Kansas
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. April S.-The senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
james =. EdstIs, of Louisiana, to be
ambassador extraordinary aud plenipoten-
tiary to France.
Bartlett Tripp of South Dakota, to be
minister to Austria Hungary.
Thomas Il. Crttenden of Missouri to be
consul general at the City of Mexico.
Charles II. Hamlin Of Massachusetts, to
be assistant secretary of the treasury
William Edmond Curtis of New York,
to be assistant secretary of the treasury.
John NJ. Reynolds of Bradford. Pa, to be
assistant secretary OF the interior.
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr., of Ohio, to be
solicitor general.
John |. Hall of Georgia, to be assistant
attorney general.
James J. McAlester of the Indian Terri
tory, to be marshal of the Indian Terri
tory.
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The 0asiehta fau Eaae sunday 1nornnu April g. 1899

thereby removing their political opponents
and intimidating others, in order to per-
petuate the power of the parties at present
! in authority; that many OF the aggressorS
were SO intoxicated as to be unable TO sit
upon their horses; that they shot pro-
miscuonsiy into public and private build
ings. occupied in some cases by women
and children. and that, in short, the acts
OF the militia were mere like those OF Wild
| beasts than of hnman beings Agent
Bennett also believes that the Choctaw
government will never bring these would
be murders 10 trial but will uphold them
in their unlawful acts. and that 1t would
be assisting in a so-caled judicial murder
to permit the militia TO make arrests IN
the Choctaw nation
In view of these facts, Agent Bennett
strongly urges that the nation be placed
under martial law.
Secretary Smith, acting under authority
of the treaty of 1867 which provides that
"the United States shall protect the
Choctaws and Cbicksaws from domestic
strife" has requested the secretary of war
to at once send ii detachment Of troops TO
the scene Of the threatened trouble, To
maintain the peace and to protect life aud
property
PARIS, Tex. April s-There is no change
in he status OF The Choctaw war. The
militia are at Goodland apparently max
ing no move. They keep their pickets
out, as if they expected an attack. This
morning twenty-five men came down from
Wister Junction aud joined them. Locke
received a case of new Winchesters this
morning. From this it is inferred that he
is being reinforced. Some seem to think
that the militia have sat down to starve
Locke out.
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7-E ATC-Iso4 wAYoeltTx.

f4eul-1s, kau AgrI s-Tas estv
couztil .s+z D.=as esasasssd fi- vate %
izsf I gr-iag's eiFcsssa aHf declared ~.
: Bland. Ds11Deraf. egsclrd mayor over
e J t.ogss. i.fpHiilEau. tg tae woes
lIs l4aTez Eaea eyats<s ptpsrs tA-s "a gru
las- ST. Baud t9ssay eSnuan5~d : esr+
tsscsts g e.er-i5s. aSt 49, e.fY elsTx r.
fs.ss8 - ssar y. o. tAs EFsaad tHas As
GisFr-- F IT, II tis- grss~ssS aasToF would
Fsts3ess.f .4sE -. SIR b.al1 sii .s.ts-
tf4ze Easilf.ltass pEoc-e1iass 81 Cosa3s. Ia
4s-tet-e - = refs aesta
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ADY AND MARTIN.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The senate COM
mittee on privileges and elections held IL
short session this morning to consider the
case of John Martin, senator from Kansas
whose seat is contested by Joseph w. Ady.
The committee decided TO report favorabi 7
a resolution authorizing the committee to
sit during the recess, by sub committee or
otherwise, and look into the claim of Mr.
Ady to the seat: to go to Kansas, if neces-
sary, and TO send for persons and pap ers.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April S-Tthe president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate:
James b. Eustis of Louisiana, to be en-
bassador extraordinary and plenipoten-
tiary to France
August Belmont & Co.. to be special
fiscal agents of the treasury department at
London, Eng., vice Seligman Bros.
The denomination of Mr.. Eustis, who
had already been confirmed was simply TO
raise tie grade of the mission to Il grade
TO meet a corresponding change made by
the French government in the case of its
representation at Washington.
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describes entneEr
source t r Brit
V nav en- Wi h~ can l t
TN B and 1tte ranpa3of tn
ft age id ri the d dd a d
today Neen
n if a Is Il,
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nre uthmBH
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-irFENYss FAi9 olspLky

NV IoGE April { Il ffaaf & 60 o.
this o.ty placed On private view 81 taeiz
ruion square - sssroJ1u ;ssiay she Driuci-
PAL pieces of their sutsus.ed exhibit f0r fhe
WogjG7s columbian expo s0u. T4r dis
play. which ss by lar fhe fuoss cxtsas. 80
ever atteu.p p;ed by ibe hoass. consists g,
more Tbau iu9j pssc~s pT~gars1 especially
fcr Ebs xss1s4ssoa Tar sslus 4 Ibe CO...
lection E atoat e.. .pS5 90
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CLEVELAND AND TAMMANY.

WASHINGTON, April S-That President
Cleveland is willing to treat with Tam
many is the inference drawn from a visit
paid TO the White House this morning by
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan. Mr.. Cleve-
land agreed TO receive the representatives
of Tammany hall next week in order that
they might talk over politics in New York
Mr.. Sheehan came early. and with him
was Senator Murphy. The conversation
between Messrs. Murphy and Sheehan and
Mr.. Cleveland was brief. 1t began with
the usual handshaking ana commonplace
expressions, and ended with an agreement
that Mr. Sheehan should come back on
Friday Of next week. The conversation
was neither animated nor particularly
interesting, aside from the fact that Tam
many WAS represented on one side and the
administration on the other. Mr.. Sheehan
made no concealment OF his desire TO talk
concerning the distribution of patronage
in New York and the president was
equally frank i'll agreeing that he had a
right to do So MIR. Cleveland would prob
ably have asked them TO come back to
night had he not made arrangements TO 20
over to New York this afternoon 10 spend
Sunday. Senator Murphy ard Mr.. Shee-
han made no conCealuent of the resu It of
their visit. They said that Mr. Sneehan
would see the president reXt week and
talk over the situation with him. Mr..
Cleveland's flying trip 10 New York is be-
lieved by some politicians TO have refer
ence to he distribution of patronage in
hat state
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To BEGIN WITH, these % PeHetsr are tho
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They're perfectly easy in their
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good you get
LAsTLY.-They absolutely cure Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or
Bilious Headaches, and ell arrangements CT
the liver, stomach and bowels.