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81. IoCIs. May 2-.-wheat lower. cash 673sc. July
ssSsc September 5aiet3sc- Corn ste dy, cash 5-iac
May SgtsC. september tthsc Dufs lOyTet cash a5C
July esisr. Pork higher. 81 40. Lard SO Ia.
RNe ,. bid Sc. Bran eaty. HAY SIC 'dy and ny:
changed Butter SLOW; choice creamery i4aG;,
choice dairy l7c- Eggs trim l-c corn meal acsiye
e G1s- -.
Whest-Feceipts. Is g11. shipments l001 Corn
ryteiuts, s2b0, shipments, l.uvl Oats-EeoeiYts
" ~; shipments lg.lC.
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EQUITABLE AID INMN OF AMERICA

Hes. fiatsr1Si orles kaown. Tal,ts sn bo.5 --xes
equal footing. he-cfres mem ys-ss t-oa. s- %
Is yrErS 81 axe Insurance a es-t s,ss.s.-g. t4
mortality.
B.ueat e-sf.lcate~ ss'srsl iyoR 80 10 So. .,e-
CO dis - To- ..-c-
Civcs pg0fe, tlor & snee WAYS r.- A-. ly--
1eov illeut and r''iHasy IHs Eilaea- eN5.-
tL=IxC
-. bren in orera-lon a year, ana hz- rso3
members
" 4 Ptiaaer. sscretssyi Niois JHlog -tf No
IL S.sih IL. - 81 ses MtcASS- h&--as. 81
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NEW YORK. May =.
Cotton-Steady. Middliug upauds 75sc, mid
ding orleans ,5sc
CaTee->pot lio quiet and firm; No. :. IKE
Sugar Refined firm and in fair demand stand
ard a 5-6c cut LOAF Us 65 l1-I6. granUlstet 3-l6S
J4ac.
Money On call easy closed offered At 1898 per
cent
Prime raper Gas per cent.
>terliuE exchange firm; sixty-da- bills 81 S]l
demand - e9Ia
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Po+stoes-Coloradol 0ral 10. Eggs I1c. Butter
eirsT creamery PC second creamery 29c, otLei
frades 10.
Chickens-Hens sl9c Der pound 1--we weight
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS MAJ -1.-Cotton quiet. AIiddling
~. Low Inidllin: 8 I5-ltc. good ordinary sc.
RvSTON, Nav 2T.-Saufa te raj w5y, -51s.
BALIIIORE May -1.-COfee steady. RIO and No,
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ZOE SAIE-RenI IlSfnfe.

L7OR LE-RESIDFNCE OF NfSE ROOMS.
very choice; location excellent Tor rs -l4s
the best constructed house in Wichita buIt entire
u hy days wlrS. Large l0t. fcaalltui lawn a.sa
seen 10 De gully Appreciated. Prize. $500 Il sold
wlrhlG ten dsys. address Owner. care carrie. i2.
EoR sALE-.o - EAST tRoNI oN f0Pl "A
". D. HeCorznlek ne FIRST = dast
NOR sAIE-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
Il improved farm IL The county. rear tse CITY.
BE guicS fur bargain ". y. NctofGa ic2 II3 last
First e2L
NOR SALE-NICE BROOM RESIDENCE. q
ings etc one OF the most desirable homes ia fh-
city a bargain - lie par ies desire 70 RAJ t4s
city. also some very ene vacan. lets A. /, bilsh.
Agt. letcher BiocA- ahsI-
I-OB sALE-BY ISRAEL bios, - ) MAEkEr
Il street
az sites ave room to move s1a
GAS A ice ave rooms 90 move 49,
on Ea-t I51h = rooms 70 move. 40
1915 Wabash rooms. LOT. tlle.
on teSe Hill room cottaEe. . ints. W.
ON College fii.i ROOM acre, 500
ists Campbell ave rooms. e scrs tG0
tsi5 : tiaIu, rool's. ~ feet spl
iasJi Ida ave. e rooms. usra, "a feet, So
. acres on tri-co Heights ovoriooss city. Zoo.
miles north, Do ld-nG- and o ~. lmpfoTefnsGt'
cost ucari5 fle price af the ttrw. Sstf-
80 acre ranch IA Butter county. Io4ssssio this
's!i- lee $50 80 sash, balance and yr5fs
per cent %
EoE s4LE-rHE CHEAPEST FARM N >EDG-
1 WICK county, - acres for $50 tEe huliciuSs
cost move than s4oo3. Tucker < spencer. d 81
W. HAvE A PEW FARMS THAT Must b.
w sod tsl and sec or ifsL Iaeker
spencer " + i--u-is7 ave- g. -
TSOE ~4IF-FCi. FIVE DAYS Only Al me
Il extremely low price q szr0 house.
lsi. trent AID back stairs. attic fg0r~d Ect and
complete ordsr. good location. he'os Twsifth -
G. enent Thomas tst
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shortest time and on tie most reasonable
terms without tie use OF dangerous drugs
Female Ailments i'll all forms. - Leu
corrhoea.. Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. specially.
A.oles and Facial BIemisbes removed
indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured
Medicine Furnished i ell cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
ONE open from o'clock ?. m. until
O'Clock p. m. Sunday until I:;}0 o'clock p.
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Ioca1 Grain ami Feed Market.
W ichIta Produee llarset.

-vbeat No. . &c. Corn Sc Oat- pc. Baled
az t7ds. Ground corn 15c. Corn ana oats
mixed 15gs5c, bran &C
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wicnna Rnrsc Market.


E.bards 4to- wears Old ............f % O14 g co
= Ear,cs 1 10 : w. r. old --.-. r t.JH ~ ~
Is hands extra. 70 years Old. ~ UU@lD y,
II EsrG- evfr Z 10 Years o 4 ... Us utE l25 10
~ barcs yooe TO Years cd ..-. TO u 10 o.
10 % ye sos I 1d . 10 CC@I5O co
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DR.. BENNETT,

Cures Pile. Flu
tula. i'issuPe an
ail diseases OF IL
Tectum wit b o II
knife, iigature, can
tics or detentio
from business.
CuFes Guar3n-
teed. @ money
10 be paid until pa
tent Is cured.
Private DiSeas-
e. in both sexes
quickly aud radical
~ cured in The
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Dr.. j. E. BENNETT,
t43 n. Main st, Wichita, KS.
Il. u. 4PPEEGATF
Hi.h :. =. ,lauoiy

r1i;h :. =. Mauoiy
EEstracter. Conve0ale3- Z Notarg Pl1
llne dtaugltf,Hg specially. Complete abstracts
&c 81 land II. Seacwick county. Office inst al ri.t
q wesi eutIaHSe. AAin street, New court House
Erst EUor. Prompt service guaranteed. Iei=pEcae
zot. lUt-tt
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. r. EMMA COBR.

IFn.a'eS su1 tbHlarpH= DISEASES specially
enc FOR Hdie> during cuufrelnriit- ~ifsSfiy Igg-
vStr = heu desired. also lVrin@seEt bones pSD-
ldpt for children when red Letters or iGQG'-
= tuHUGtHt.s. ana ;s>welett Itu.n.sly EU-4c ~
Ida Avenue. Alla.ta hans
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wichita BrradstuT Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

F1our-Be-t patent 81 So second patent 81 90 ez-
:
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TRAINS

For fu Information call az city ticket Office, III y
Main street
d, POT corner Second sna Wichita streets.
l. L bLEJELaN. p and 7. \.
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WICHITA, May "a.
Cattle 10@15c higher in all grades.

REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following the representative SAFES u oa'
tieai the yards today -
! low. So / - : iCow..-...--.I-VJ AZ
! c0w.........-lliJ -
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FOR EENI-HoIfses

tIter I#s syasi . f.ss fta- p-5Ity
ITUfZ EE<l Oh TX ROOM not - Or
!8 city vss-~T ard 6oluscfsi ssirH -~vst. t-s-
4uag- - ~ = BAgEet. q. ~. sl.ta-as- o.
VIOUSE FoE Ek<T-Nu 81 Onto ANEsI r..
raolB-. IA IS ylt~efs. psntgs- - -. s.-tsrH.
t.e.E tFH. ~rt 3.i -.Hsi fasL r.4fi4s- - rs "
ra-h ave o. a. Eialla BIDS sore Geo g. Ssfa.
I>DE HEtI-EIE h&THt p AiIEF EE~f-
Il a@L1- corner npess aG1 - i-fai aTe-
81 IL lsa& a. BROS.
l. or EE>T-A EECE TWO -ToItT S4@E
j room Lae+= ta 81 n-oa~-a lzls g+eTea. sE5ts-
81 zca zEeaaa r-f sea hr.' sEa 4 s4s-8s iaqrs
= IS srs aq+.. rsr g.
I-GH REM GOOD s-EUoH HOUSES. WILL
Iosst@1. JoaI ". s. sifsss. Fsrssss slg- 9--
49, u
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WEENEYC
y 7 G Il y
316 West Douglas Ave,
MANHOOD

~ emissions. etc surely
cured BY ISDAPO. the great Hindoo Remedy. sold
wit written cure. Sample free. address
Oriental Medical Co.. IS Plymouth iacs, Csieaso, IL
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E|NANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the WlchlVei
Union Stock Yards for the Past q
Hours,Were: Cattle. $3.50; Hogs lo3.
Shipments, Cattle. 225o; Hogs none
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EOE TE4DE-

r-re-rttis i-as. ss per Soc rsr .-av
1.G ACES or CauICE LAND 10 TRADE
OC log drag STOCK. Cad a, ~ sslth Nata-
-"
NOR IRADE-IUHP SAT LEATHER TOP
II bCZ=y- nearly Iesr. fog second hand UPRIGHT
piano address = a Daniel a co di}i tt
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FOR EICU4NGE.

EOP EXCHASGE-WE HAVE CLANS ~
81 Carsdisu Cgglfv- Okish9fua- . .sae tof
g. .ehIfa properly kgG .Iss 81 i-tt esiste. hVu-fs
StocA eE,- HE 81 ti-t1 BEAT E-rsts sHG tav~si-
Ireu- Co.'S palF. =! i.~ro. =. a7ss'
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PEESON4L.

hk Or HAEuiS PENS2 BOY AZ. Pills.
~ The uz.iy genuine FsuGyrvsai ptis- made Rf
asusglsts. or Is 1na5l. D. OaSe. ~ NORTH "a
IGlial-. Pa - Ia
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BRiFES.

There is no change in the senatorial con-
tests in Montana, North Dakota, Wyo-
ming and Washington.
In the election for the selection of the
county seat of Gray county (kausas) CHM.
arron received 800 votes and ingalls, PCS.
The convention of commercial teleg-
raphers is still in secret session at Pitts
burg, Pa.
A report from Chicago says that grain
cars are scarce in the west, and that ship
pers are kicking.
Mr.. Cleveland has not yet completed his
cabinet. Messrs. Herbert OF a ALBANIA,
Francis OF Missouri and ex-SolcitOr Gen
eral jerks are thought to he on the sltte
The lower house of the Missouri legis-
lalure has tabled a high license bill.
Secretary Foster says that gold ship
mentN tor be balance of the week will not
exceed g, go, 600.
The funeral of the late DIR. Norvin Green
took place yesterday morning at Louis
Vile
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PuGlIlST NlTHkEi

NEW YORK. Feb. l6-Charles Mitchell.
he pugilist, who arrived this morning on
The Majestic was not allowed to land.
Major Wanzer, chief of quarantine.
detained him at the dock, on the ground
that rs an ex-couvict his landing would be
a violation Of the law. Mitchell was taken
before the supreme court on writ Of
habeas corpus. When Justice Andrews
rame To court, Mitcbell's lawyers said that
Mucheli had been deIained on the ground
that he was convict, under the federal
aw prohibiting couricts, paupers and
others from lmmigratiug lie had been
sentenced 10 two months imprisonment
iy- simple assault and had served his
.erm. The lawyers could not see how he
could be considered az habitual criminal
Mitchell WAS arrested on a telegram from
superintendent Owens at Washington
bur Major Wsuzer, who made the arrest
-ald that he dld not believe there were any
grounds on which Mitchell could be held
he judge then released him. Mitchell
received the congratulations Of his friends
and soon departed.
Mitchell met Corbett's hacker, Brady.
and II was agreed that articles for a fight
Should he sSDed tomorrow, when Mitchell!
vii put up his money.
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THE TEST CASE

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. &c. C. Clevinger,
sergeant-at-arms of the Republican house,
has arrived in this city with l. c. Gum
Of Labette county in charge. Mr.. Gum
was arrested at Parsons yesterday on the
charge of contempt, for refusal to obey
a subpoena to appear before the Republi-
ran house elections committee. Mr.. Gum
is Democrat, and desires to test the
legality of the house organization. Last
night, through his attorney, he appealed
TO the supreme court for a writ of habeas
corpus. He was released on bail and the
case WAS set for hearing Friday. Mr.
Gum claims his release on the ground
that the Republican house is not the legal
ly constituted body and has no authority
to hold him in custody. Upon the decis-
ion in this case the legal status of the Re-
publican house will depend. The Repub-
iicans hope TO hold possession Of represent
tative hall until it is decided. With this
object IN view, they will endeavor to with
stand the efforts of the militia to dislodge
them until Friday.
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T1NINOEU.
LEXINGTON Mo-, Feb. 16-William Nc
Coy, negro murderer, was hanged here
this morning. The drop fell at 9:14 O'Clock
and he was pronounced dead in sixteen
minutes.
McCoy's crime was the brutal murder of
his mistress, Mollie McGruder, on the
night of April s, 1891, in Kansas City.
The dead body Of the woman was found
IN ii vacant lot on the Belvidere road with
the skull crushed. The body was frozen
to the earth so tightly that it had 10 be
dug ont. Mccoy was arrested and bloody
clothing was found in his house. He was
tried and sentenced to be hanged on Dec
., 1891. The case was taken 10 the supreme
court, and that body affirmed the decision
of the lower court. Whisky and jealousy
caused the crime
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AFTFENOON SESSION.
AOIISE

GUTHErE. o. T., Feb. l5.--fSpeciaL] !.
House -. No % was reported favoraolY
by majority OF the committee on rail-
roads. Tue minority fled al adverse re-
port.
Alr. Ormsbee moved 10 substitute tire
minority report.
Mr.. Brennan asked that the bill Be read
begors the motion was voted on.
Mr. Crsnsbee said.that rather than bs In
ficted with the reading ot tbs bld be
would withdraw bis 1uoEi0n-
Several more bills were introduced. Not
v~ithstsadIn- that the session = far Ei-
vzuce5 an. taat tbere - more work oa the
calendar now than can yoe dispose4 Of o.lls
stiIl steadily pour Ia
The house went into COMMITTEES OF the
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 16.-The Associated
Press special train, chartered to bring
corps of correspondents and tele-
graph operators to the scene of the Iegisla-
tive war, left Kansas City over the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad at 4:30
O'Clock. The train consisted of only an
engine and one coach. The engine was
one OF the speediest in the Santa Fe's SER
vice and the run to the suburbs of Topeka.
distance of siXty-seven miles, was made
IN one hour and fifteen minutes, including
lOur stops. The speed attained at times was
startling, and impressed the passengers
with the significance of the statement that
"a railway man in active service is in as
as much danger of losing his life as a sol
dier in time OF war. The trip was attended
10y no incident Of interest
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JOHN G. CARLISLE,

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6-A parting dinner
was given 10 Senator Carlisle tonight 1t
was attended by almost toe entire senate
Feeling speeches were made by Mess-s.
Manderson, Voorhees, and Vest. aud re-
sponded to by Mr.. Carlis.e. Mr.. Vest gave
blt OF history, IN which no said that
when he Rpprissd Mr.. Carlisle Of his ap-
pGutmenl, the latter said:
Every desire | baye-every hope have
eheTished-wodid be dashed TO pieces by
going into the cabinet IL would virJualiy 3
erG my public career After eulogiz.aL
hIm Mr.. Vest concluded: with q full
knowledge OF the dangers before him,
John u Carlisle rose TO the occasion and
deserved tue thanks OF every honest
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whole for the consideration of the bills on
the calendar
House bill No. S was first taken up and
adopted by the committee. Ii regulates
liens of judgments.
House bill No. 66 was then considered
This : al act establishing the seal of Ok
iah0na The seal Is large and very elab-
orate.
Mr.. Ormsbee moved thst the Latin in
script ~ Labor OmDia Viucit'' labor
couquers all things) be stricken out and
the words ''Diabolis Iapiat posterium"
(fhe devil take the hindmost) be inserted.
That was the motto under which Okla
homa was opened. and the motto he had
always lived By. Tue amendment, how
ever. was tabled,
Mr.. Brennan moved that the shape OF
the seal be changed TO An "obloug circle
(wbateyer that may be-. Not being able
TO explain satisfactorily what a "oolong
clrcie" was. his motion was also tabled.
The committee rose and reported ali
bills considered tavofably.
Mr.. J. X. Allen introduced the following
resolution:
Whereas, There is now pending before
the house bill relating to the vice of
gambling; and
"Waereas. The enormity of this evil IS
or great public interest, and the friends OF
reform desire to be permitted TO come be-
fore this body aud express their views
thereon; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the use OF this hall be
and it is hereby rendered TO the citizens of
this territory for the purpose of holding a
meeting on the evening of the 18th inst,
and that Rev. Mr.. Duvai and others be IN
vited 10 be present"
Mr.. Beatty was opposed to the resolution.
He was not in favor OF granting the hall
10 lobbyists.
Mr.. Peery said that the lobbyists could
hire he opera house.
Mr. Greer said that he hoped no member
on the floor felt above the people, and it
was only fair that the people should have
an opportunity TO express themselves.
The resolution was adopted by vote of
10 TO 10, and tomorrow night will witness
grand debate-the gamblers OF the terri
tory against the clergy and moral re-
formers.
On motion of Mr.. Cunningham the house
adjourned to O'Clock tomorrow.
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The Masculine Memory.

Binks-What's wrong?
Jinks-lly wife gave me letter to
mail this morning.
And you forgot it, eh? Well, it isn't
too late"
NO. but I mailed it. I kept it in nv
hand, and fixed my mind right on itun-
IL 1 got TO box, and then dropped it
in. ! was bound she shouldn't have
anything 10 complain of this time"
Then what's the matter?"
1T has Just occurred to me that l
forgot 20 put a stamp on it."-N. Y.
Weekly.
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ANONYMOUS rAPEArS

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. l6-Eon. 4. c.
sherman, a Republican representative
from Shawnee county, received an anony-
nous letter today. Il was mailed a.
North Topeka and read:
Look here, old man, you had better
take that pes piece dghtipg body guard OF
yours aud 20 back home. You might Get
your head swelled up a littie. Look out
Tie neonle here are onto YOUR racket =
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LOOK OUT.

At zero or below it is a dangerous condi-
nOn OF temperature TO those of enfeebled
constitution, either from age or infrmity.
Ii Is just such a condition OF the weather
as increases ten-fold the Intensity or spread
Of rheumatic pains and aches. But the
remedy and cure is so simple and sure it is
10 be wondered at that any permit them
selves 10 suffer day, or an hour. when at
any drug store St Jacobs Oil csn be had.
which not only cures rheumatism, but
there 5 no return Of the trouble
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SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-The session of
the senate today was occupied in the con-
sideration of the sundry civil appropria-
tion bill. An amendment involving the
continuance of the Office OF supervisor of
elections gave rise to a long and heated
political discussion.
In the course of the discussion Mr. Vest
alluded 10 the depleted condition of the
treasury. What, he asked, was the
spectacle presented TO the country? The
secretary of the treasury was found IN
Wall street, begging like an Italian mendi-
cant for gold from the banks of the coun-
try, in order to sustain the public credit,
and il was openly avowed by distinguished
statesmen who were making history and
reputation for the future that their object
WAS to tide over the next two weskRtsso as
to leave the present dis2raceful coufzftion
of financial affairs on the incoming ad-
ministration. Whatever might be Mr..
Cieveand's faults as an administrative
officer, or as political leader, be left &
net surplus OF Sl00, 900, 600 in the treasury.
Mr.. Vest, continuing. ridiculed Mr..
Chandler tor speaking so elOquently the
other day against immigration, and now
endeavorlng to have the Hawaiian islands,
with their 40 coo liueal decendauts OF
Csnuibals." annexed to the United States,
aud with the institution OF leprOSy firmly
established there.
An amendment providing that no more
than three-quarters OF An appropriation
pended during the next fiscal year Except
was agreed to.
AFlDurnpH
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TOM PATTERSON'S OPINION,

DENVER, Feb. 16.-Referring to the
trouble between the populists and Repub-
licans in Kansas, the Rocky Mountain
News, the leading Peoples party paper In
Colorado, says editorially this morning:
These two houses have been sitting in
she same chamber for several weeks, and
the trouble of yesterday was precipitated
by an attempt of the Republican house to
arrest the chief clerk of the populist house.
A riot being imminent, the governor has
ordered out the militia. This proceeding
is proper If the governor DEGREES the pop
ulist house the legal body, it is his duty
10 protect it and to give it the exclusive
control of its legislative hall"
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THE NORTH CAROLINA ALLIANCE.

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 16.-The Demo
cratic members OF the house yesterday
passed "A bill to repeal the charter Of the
State Farmers Alliance. The bill will
probably pass the senate. The bill is en-
Titled "Au act for the relief of the stock
holders of the State Alliance Business
agency" There is about $50000 in the
treasury, not cent of which can be Sc
cured by those who contributed it, and it
is openly charged that it is about TO be
used in the interests of the Peoples party
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-17
LIE MODERN INVALID.

Has tastes incidentally, III keeping with
other luxuries. A remedy must be pleas
antly acceptable Ia form, purely whole
some in composition, truly beneficial in
effect and entirely free from every objec-
tionable quality. II really i'll he consults
II physician; If constipaJed be uses tile
gentle family laxative Syrup of Figs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-17
A GASOLINE EXPLOSION.

ST LOUIS, Feb. 16-The fire failing TO
respond as quickly as she thought right.
Mrs. Brigham Murphy this morning
poured gasoline into the stove The ex-
plosIon which followed enveloped her in
flames. She canaot recover Mrs. Elswe
also was seriously burned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-17
SEIE-DEEENSE

LEMARs, Ia, Feb. l6 Nicholas Long,
ex-mayor of Rsmsen, shot aud Killed his
wife's guardian, John Neishwander. a
wealthy farmer. today. The murdered
man was opposed 10 the marriage, and
Long eloped with the girl, Long surren-
dered. Neiswander bad threatened 10 Kill
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