The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-31
When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castorio-
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castc-ia

fares here.
Atchisop railway shares were quoted at
9s at Boston yesterday.
Public feeling at Lima against Ecuador
continues to run nigh.
An attachment for q, 400 against d
Gutblone Il Co., furriers, of New York
city was issued in favor OF Herman Passa
rant yesterday.
The trial of the Aigues Mortes rioters at
Angouleme resulted in the acquittal Of all
persons.
The Cambria Iron company at Johns
town, Pa, has begun the eaection of a
million dollar steel rail mill, which Is to
be the model mill OF the world.
heavy fall of snow in the mountains
at Crested Butte and Anthracite, Colo,
interferes with the operation of the rail-
roads. The snow Is ten feet deep IN places.
Rev. Clarence Greedy, general agent for
the International Law and Order league,
says that the league will do al. in its
power to stop the Corbett-Mitcheil fight.
Chief of Police Brennan of Chicago has
issued an order to arrest all persons who
are found disturbing the peace on Dec 81
by dismissing the Old auu welcoming the
New Year with the ear-splittiug requiein
OF the tin bugle.
Rose Coghian and her brother Charles
have made up. aud it is reported that,
owing to Roses Influence, Charles wife
has been induced to alb ,Idon the yuit for
divorce against him, in which she named
Knhene Bever!d.e as correspondent.
Miss May Barrowcliffe, a prominent
young music teacher of Jersey City, n. j.,
was found yesterday lying unconscious,
with Il fractured skull, III a vacant lot on
ooin it.t baf She naH hpatl
criminally assaulted as we'll as robbed.
Cardinal Gibbons called upon President
Cleveland yesterday and had lengthy
talk with him.
Colonel j. Hampton Hoge, ex.consul to
Annoy, China, has been dropped from the
rolls of the state department. He had
started for the post, it will be remember
ed, and had got AS far rs San francisco,
when he was recalled, charges having
beeu filed against him. After IL con slider
alton of his reply to the charges Secretary
Gresham determined not to reinstate him.
1t is estimated that the public debt
statement this month wi show reduc-
tion of S5,O00GOO in the balahce available
for the pay neut of the public debt.
Orders have been given to shut down
the Joliet (Ills.) rolling mills indefinitely.
The mills had been running five weeks
after stoppage OF three years.
There were 220 deaths from influenza
during the last six weeks i'll Berlin, ard
the sickness, which this year is of 4 more
viruleut character thau ever before, IS not
Cholera is practically
stamped out.
William A. Bennett, one of the best
known bank teilers of Providence, r. l.,
has fed, taking with him nearly S1O 600 Of
. b., E1c H.. hul bn. in tho
employ of the Globe National bank for
ten years, aud was considered entirely
Mayor Whiting and other leading citi-
zens Of Cripple Greek, Colo. telegraphed
Mitchell anh iCorbett last night, offering
them $40, 600 in gold bullion To fight there.
This is double the amount offered Oh Fri
day.
The Southeastern Kansas Teach ers' as
sociation has decided to meet in joint seS-
sion with the Mort heastern Kansas assoc-
alton in Lawrence the last of March.
This meeting will bring together thous-
and5 Of teachers
Ex-State Treasurer Adam Harold of
California has committed suicide.
George w. Leighton, once wealthy
member of the Cincinnati board of trade,
taken with suicidal intent Indictments
we're said to be pending against him in
Cincinnati for fraudulent real estate deals.
Two petards were exploded yesterday in
'front.' of the barracks in Cattani, Sicily.
No damage was done.
1t is reported in Rome that Signor Rat
izi, minister of the royal household, has
'esi igned..
In regard to the charges made against
1im aud Receiver OAkes and Henry Vii
ard. auent the petition for tue appoint
nent of new receivers for the Northern
Pacific road, Roswell Ralston says that
he charges, SO far MS they concern him,
ire groundiess; that he has not profited
ingle farthing by his connection with the
oad, and that any man who asserts to the |
is guilty of the basest kind of /
Sir Samuel Baker, the we'll known ex-
,iorer. who commanded expeditions to |
uppress the slave trade In central Africa |
n 1869 and 1874, died yesterday.
The state coach running between Raw |
ings and Landers Wy, which was thought |
o have been lost in the snow, has been |
eard from. The passengers last night |
cached ranch, having ridden out on the |
tags horses, leaving the coach stuck fast |
q five feet of snow.
Justice of the Peace Newton and T. /
sutherland of Grayeseud. with John Y. !
lckape, were arrested yesterday after !
Don on order issued by Justice Cull-n
here are eleven indictments aaaiust Me- |
Kane and two each against the Others.
Ickaue was released on bail bond of
30, 900.