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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-11
ORD NllNRaNEN

NEW YORK, Oct 10.-Lord Dunraveu,
when interviewed on yesterdays race,
said that he was satisfied, that the Eigilaut
is the faster boat at the weight of wind
which prevailed, but thought that in
heavier or lighter weather the Nalkyrie
mi ght make better showing he was
much annoyed by the crowding of the ex-
curslon steamers which. be said, made an
entirely fair test of speed impossible.
Hsd this not been SO. be thought, the
Nalkyrie woald not have been beaten BY
more than five minutes. Lord Dunrayen
thought it very probable that his yacht
would take the third race, but lie thought
the prospects OF winning three straight
and getting the cup very dubious.
The new bowSprit that takes the place
Of the one that was sprung in the Vigil
ant's ; race on Monday against the Nalkyrie
for the Americas cup was in position this
afternoon, aud the third race of the match
will be sailed tomorrow. The British
want the wind heavy. They claim, and
with truth, that the Nisilsnt's superiority
IN a half gale has act Yet been proven in "A
race between tie boats, aud they want a
chance IN that sort oil weather before they
admit that the American model is better
than that of the Engiish
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TOPEKA GOSSIP.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 10.-W. II. Rossing-
ton, the Topeka stalwart Democrat, ad-
mits the truth of the story from Washing
ton that he will probably withdraw MS
recommendation of Chauncey Flora to be
United States marshal and give it to Dr.
S. +. Neely.
T. A. Andrews. the Rush county popnlist
candidate for Judge of the Ihrty-thir0
iudicial district, has written TO Chairman
Breidenthal that A. j. jenkins, the Dem
ocratic candidate has Withdrawn from
the race Andrews claims that tins IL
sures his election.
Governor Lewe!ling today called an
election for Nov TO fiji vacancy IN the
legislature for the Forty-fourth (Butier
countvl district. This vacancy, 1t Will be
remembered was caused by the decision
of the house that Noble, populist, was not
entitled to "A seat because he was post
master at the time.
The state board of pardons now has sixty
applications for clemency before IT, nine
teen of which were filed at this session ot
the board. A queer feature of these last
Implications Is that they are nearly all
from short term prisoners. There IS but
Que whose sentence exceeds fifteen years.
He is Robert Snyder of Butler county,
who is serving life sentence for the muir
der of his wife. The papers i'll his case are
very voluminous, and there IS also re-
Inonstrance containing hundreds OF names.
J. X Cubbison Of Kansas City is Snyder's
sttorney.
1t is almost useless for prisoner with
Term of less than two years TO apply Tor
pardon. 1t is rarely granted, and then
only when there is some exceptional cir
cumstance, such as his proximity to
death, or the discovery that he is lnno-
cent. 1t takes nearly a year for the board
TO thoroughly investigate prisoners
case, giving every side a hearing and then
come TO Il decision.
It has been suggested recently that the
board hold its future sessions at the peDi-
tentiary, but the members do not think
this advisable Neither does Warden
Chase When the board visits the peni-
ientiary, as it does once quarter, 1T is
impossible to keep the fact of their visit
from the prisoners and there Is a general
ciamor TO see them. Mr.. Chase says that
for several days preceding and following
these visits, the prisoners are good for
sothiUC,
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INDICTED FOR ERhIiD.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10.-Ar o'clock this
afternoon the special grand jury which
has been Investigating the failure of the
Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings
bank returned sixteen indictments against
James c. Darragh and ssixteen against
Elmer G. Sattley, president and cashier of
the defupct bank. Each Indictment
charges grand larceny. They are all ex-
actly the same except as to dates, names
and amounts. The grand jury made
recommendations, merely certifying to the
correctness of the report. The indict-
ments against both Darragh aud Sattley
are based on the receipt OF deposits from
sixteen depositors, who made deposits on
and arter the norice Of June 13 and some
as late as July 10, the day before the as
signment.
The grand jury, so says Prosecutor
Brown, will spend another week investi-
eating the bank tailare; and it is not i'm
probable that others of the banks officers
will be indicted and forced to stand trial
Both Darragh and Sattley are under
$50, 600 bonds each, and will appear in
court tomorrow morning to answer to the
indictments.
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CAPTURED IHE TRAIN.

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 10.-The Southern
Pacific officials are considerably excited
over the news received from points along
the line concerning the capture of one of
their freight trains at Del Rio by band
of sixty-five armed men, who claimed to
be miners from California and New
Mexico. They took possession of the
train, driving off all the crew, and all who
attempted to dissuade them. They say
that they have been driven to depsera-
ton by the delay of the SEN
ate in settling the silver question,
so that work may be resumed in tue silver
producing states and they propose to go
TO Alabama to take the places Of striking
miners, as it is work or starvation to
them
They are running the train on their own
schedule, and the dispatchers are puzzled
in order TO avoid collisions with regular
trains. They stop at different towns and
levy tribute Of provisions. The officers
dare not attack them, unless they can
muster a sufficient posse, which canuot be
done except in cities.
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CHART A.

erations" of three score and ten years
each, and thus the destruction was in
the midst of such a week 1t was also
in the midst of week" $40 years
reckoned from the Sabbath year 3963
A. NJ. tB. c. 36) in which Herod be-
sieged and captured Jerusalem 20 and
S5-l05, 1868, being 1 4067 is 10 and
\ of 20 years later! The destruction
by Titus was also I eclipse cycle of
651 years after that by Nebuchadnez-
Ear, j. e., 3416 A. VI. and 651--4067 A.
NJ, all inclusive being 652 years.
All of these things, and more, also.
am constantly setting forth at due
length with proof and collateral bear
ings in the "Our Race Series, the tenth
quarterly volume of which is now
within the reach of all who will come
unto the light, and help me TO let IL
shine in places dark, and TO be darker
yet before the end of the age.
Now that lie not, and that further
more / stand ready to demonstrate
these interpretations upon sound scien
tifc principles, may be made more
clear by an examination Of the follow
ing consolidated exposition OF chronol-
ogy table Al which / have cut page
1881 of the tenth study in the Our Race
Series" entitled THE Measure of His
tory" just issued from the press
(September %, 1881. II is net full OF
great fishes" drawn TO the shore of
1893,
This harrnonized scale Of time shows
the accurate positions Of the several
subordinate eras involved. and famii-
sr 10 historians, over Il range of 2.6so
years of the Nabonassar Era top line),
and ending with this current year 1893.
4. y. BOTTOM line).
The birth of the Saviour was AZ tho
winter solstice Of 1926 A 81. (---s7io J.
P.~774 Oiymp.--2d year Of the isi
Olymp. .-~2sth year Of Augustus Ceasar--
75D 1. L. c. (ya-ro}--147 A L. c. Poly
biusl-74j & L. c. Tsbius)-~7s5 Nab.
-~s r. G. Common.l The arpunc;aiion
10 the Virgin was therefore at she pre-
cedinr yernal equinox. and his resur-
rcction was the sd vernal equinox
thereafter. lspica IN the sign Of Virgo
seems TO have been the Star os Bethie-
hem Verify this Man fulfilled all
the chronological prophecies bearing
upon the first event ard must hare
been the promised Messiah, whose SEQ
ond advcat is az hand.
How to shosr that the las; line IN fns
foregoing table fA agrees gvitb oar
best modern Chronological and astro-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-11
IRRIGATION,

Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. 10.-The gal
leries OF the Grand opera house were
crowded with spectators today when the
international irrigation convention was
called to order by Frederick E. Smythe.
Two hundred delegates were present. rep
resenting Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois,
Tennessee. Washington, New Mexico,
Texas, Iowa, Connecticut, Arizona,
Montana, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Mex
leo, Ecuador. Prussia, France, Hun
gary and New South Wales. All the
delegates have not yet arrived, and over
100 more are expected After the welcom-
ing speeches nominations for temporary
organization were declared in order. Hon.
j. j. Gregory of Kansas and Colonel Jerry
Miller of Phoenix, Ariz., were nominated
for chairman. Miller was elected. f.
l.. Allen was elected temporary secretary.
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years. was exactly three score ana
two" literal weeks long, j. e.. 6s times
s-4s4 days long. no more, no less. and
he was "cut OFF, at its termination.
but not for Himself" j. e., rather for
you. and for me, even for all men of all
conditions whatsoever. to be testified
in dne season. The ministry began ST
His double amounting, By water and
the Spirit, upon Thursday. January S,
90 \. D., at three p. M, and lasted until
Thursday, March Is. 20 4. D. Gath
OF Nissan of that year, at three
p m, at which time He said: .sIt is
finished" poured ont His spirit that
we might all be brought back. in
due time. at least. into the fun
stature of Adam before the fall. Now
the resurrection was upon Sunday. the
s1st of March the third day after the
cruclhxion, i. e., at the vernal EQUINOX
of A. d. 29, upon the same scale that
this current year 1898 A. p. has its
autumnal equinox iS64h years later
Upon the other familiar scales of time
1T was at the vernal equinox OF 4142,
j. P.=s05 Olymp.-the first years
OF the 1oa olymp.-7si \. L. c. (yarro)
IT'S A. L. c. Polybiusl =776 A. L. c.
(Fabius)-s76 Nab Moreover. all
this was necessary to fulfill the types
of the law. for, as priest. after the
order Of Melchisedec the Saviour had to
be thirty years of age" at the en-
trance on His ministry, which year of
high priesthood had to be tenth ..jubi-
a l. "a
preached redemption, and yet no man
redeemed Him, And SO the year
passed, and at its termination He be-
came as it were, i. e. as to His priesthood
zone year old" i. e. yearling. i. e. "a
Lamb of the first year." and ready for
sacrifice. Who. verify, henceforth can
be SO blind as not to see that herein
all things met their antitype. and that
hereby is manifest at least the faith
fulness of God.
SECTION ~.
Cd And the people of the prince that
shall come shall destroy the city and the sane
tuary; and the end thereof shall be with
food, and unto the end OF the war desolations
are determined
q. And he shall confirm the covenant with
many for one week; ard in the midst OF the
week he shall cause the sacrifice and the obla-
ton to cease, and for the oversprcadng OF
denominations he shall make it desoate even
until the consummation, and that determined
shall be poured upon the desolate.
Finally, the rest Of the chapter dan.
Q: 26-27) refers to the prince of the
Romans, who came against Judah,
and destroyed the city and the sanctu-
ary, in 4061 A. NJ. which was times
20 and & of 20 years-525 years from
the date of Ezra's commission in 354S
A. NJ, reckoned throughout as the
first year. Here the weeks" are gen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-11
Those Happy Days.

Don't yor remember me7"
fore"
Don't you remember little Sammy
Bambry who used 20 steal your peaches
and break your windows twenty years
ago. right here in Harlem7'
Why, certainly. ] remember you
now very we'll, how Won used 20 s.eai
my peaches. and don't you remember
how caught you just a. you wers get
ting over the fence one dag. and bo~
tanned your hide for you7"
''Yon bet you did. An. those happy
days will never come again. "-Texss
Stftiuyk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-11
4 Social Nlissfep.

An amusing story was told some years
ago of certain Madame de s.
French woman of high social ambi-
tions She was anxious 10 become ac-
quainted with and be known as the
friend of persons high in rank. and she
left no stone unturned To further her
interests in that direction. Returning
from the country to Paris one day in =
railway carriage. as the story runs,
she fell into conversation with
remarkably well-dressed but quiet and
reserved man who sat on the seat
opposite. After awhile she chanced tn
mention imprcssively that she had
observed that Countess Lemoine was a
passenger in the next carriage. aud, tn
her satisfaction, she found that tho
gentleman to whom she had been talk
ing was intimately acquainted with
her. OF the countess establishment
and circle of friends he told her great
many interesting particulars So
pleased was she with the talk on this
subject-proving her acquaintance. shs
thought, to be a man of decidedly high
position in Parisian society-that she
ventured 20 make what was for her
bold stroke, and. asking him for his
card, politely requested his company a.
her next soiree. The train arrived. Ma
dame de s. alighted on the same plat
form with the countess. She looked
then 10 see the familiar recognition
she expected between the lady OF rank
and her new friend. But wha, was her
surprise when the countess, holding
up her finger. beckoned unceremo-
niously TO him. and said: John. see TO
the baggage Her distinguished
freud was the countess man-segvaal
-Harper's Eazar.
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THE CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Oct. l0.-The increasing. stocks
of wheat-eXceeding all expectations
weighed down prices today for that cereal,
while corn was advancing as Il result OF
comparatively small receipts and the big
movement from here. AT the close wheat
was y cent lower and corn cent higher.
Oats gained abont !. cent There was
some weakness in hog products for Oci obeT
delivery. Prices at close showed some de
cline, more especially for pork, which Wa,
% cents lower for October. January is un-
changed. January lard is cents higher.
Ribs are ~ cents off for October and 2is
cents higher for January.
81. Louis. Oct 10.-December whea,
sold here today for the lowest price ever
recorded, viz CA cents. The cause was
the increase IN tie visible supply.
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The WORLDS EAiR.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Chicago day has
started the people to coming in earnest.
After the jam caused by the attendance Of
100000 people yesterday, the people began
to come again in throngs as soon as the
gates were opened this morning, and kept
it up steadily. The day will probably be
another record-breaker. Commencing to-
day children under IA years of age will be
admitted for 10 cents. The day was taken
up by celebrations at the state buildings
of Florida aud North Dakota. 1t was also
Firemen's DAY.
The physicians and attendants at the
hospitals worked nearly all night with the
unfortunate people VINO met with acci-
dents yesterday aud last night. Tine pa
tients were discharged at rapid rate this
morning and it is thought that all are
past the critical state.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 1O.-Marcus
Koenigheim, one of the oldest, wealthiest
and most highly respected Jewish citizens
OF San Antonio, was murdered md robbed
some time last night. His dead body was
found at ) o'clock this morning. with a
bullet hole through the head. DIR. koenig-
helm has beeu for many years one OF the
most prominent jewelers. and pawn
brokers of the city. In the back part of
the lower hall of his residence he had Il
large iron safe, which was opened with a
hey. In this safe he had a large stock of
money and jewsiry. amounting in value to
fully xa5 00D al! of which was stoien
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a MAFIA VICTIM.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-The circumstances
surrounding the death of handsome
young Italian. found dying in the hallway
at 81 Mulberry street at 2 O'Clock this
morning, lead to the belief that the Malta
has found another victim. While the po-
lice refuse to express an opinion, the fact
that five Italians have been arrested is
proof that they have suspicious. When
found liz the hallway the man had long
piece of clothesline tightly knotted around
one foot and extending to the left arm.
The dead mans name is supposed to BE-
Leonardo L.aerto, and he is supposed 30
have lived in Jersey City.
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THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Speculation on the
stock exchange today was characterized
by increased activity. and the transactions
were heavier in volume than for week
past; but there was nothing healthy in the
tone of the market, and the movement of
prices was not concerted. During the
early morning the tendency OF the market
was upward, but raid on Louisville had
the effect of gradually depressing the
entire list. and before II O'Clock reaction
had set in which carried prices down a
traction. This was followed by rally,
which was quickly succeeded by another
downward movement, which ran through
the afternoon, and the close was decidedly
heavy. Compared with yesterdays final
sales there was a decline, ranging from q
to 31s per cent.
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EsII LEES

BALTIMORE, Oct. lo.-The South Balti-
more Car Works company has been placed
in the hands of a receiver The assets are
S6l7. 900 and tue liza biIiGies so COZ.
ACBURN. y. y, Oct. I0-Tne works OF
Biru>ssli q Co, nlanu sclurers of traction
engines, grain threshcrs aud portable saw
mills. have been clesed by the sheriff on
au execution for Sl65. .0eo The amount
was 10 rrowed from New York firm.
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AN EXPRESS CAR Burned

SPRINGFIELD, Nc, Oct, Io-The express
car OF the west-oound passenger on the
Frisco road caught ire from an orerturn-
lamp near Hancock. sixty miles from, here.
and its contents were entirely consumed.
TIE loss on baggage is estimated at 81. go
Il is not known what was the value Of the
xprsss matter.
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The FRISCO DYNaMlTaRDs

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l0.-The police
have arrested union sailor named John
son. who took a satchel of dynamite TO the
Mission street lodging house and who is
supposed TO be one OF the cousplrators that
caused tue fatal explosion at The Curtis
hotel The man has been spirited away
by the police To preven. a lynchiag
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HUTCHINSON FOOTPADS,

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Oct. 10.-Owing to a
bold attack upon a lady in the suburbs of
the city last Saturday, with a view TO
robbery, and the sand-bagging and rob-
berry of a citizen last evening before S
O'Clock, and large increase of idlers
having come Into this valley. Mayor Vim
Gent today offered reward by public
proclamation for the arrest and convic-
tion OF any one for robbery or attempted
robbery. the same to cover past or future
offeuSas
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NEW GOLD FIELDS.

TORONTO. Ont, Oct. l0-R g. McCon-
nell, who was sent ny the Ottawa govern
ment On an exploring expedition into the
Mackenzie river district. has returned.
He reports the discovery OF the source OF
the Mackenzie river. Il is lake at the
head OF Findlsy river. He says that gold
was found by bin IN abundance for $50
miles along the river
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c0ltiOINc eREIGHTs

Ell Reno. .. l., Oct. in-At an early
hour this morning two freight trains. one
ladea with live stock aad the other wita
merchandise, colliiei GU the Rock Island
in !. .ae Cadto cut, abogs four aud one-haif
miles north oil Z. Reno. Iae cause OF the
wreck aud the sxieni of the damage doue
are uuknewn. All tia t-aia b4Gds es-
csped.
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WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance il may be best to render
it promptly, but one should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most simple
and gentle remedy is the Syrup of Figs,
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
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Hr. staylat>-A, any time when IA
company can. by mere force Of will.
prevent myself from sneexing.
Miss Wcarie-I never tried that. bet
] can preveut myself from yswnin2-
fso.Sd krxs
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At.si ysa

There Amt any romance nowadays
like there used to be. . said Mr.. spri5-
gins. The .oresdor singing his noe
turrlsIs Under the window of his
fuaneee IS thing of the past -
Harper Bzzar. -
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WEATHER BULLETIN:
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICTLTUf
Ozt IN 1909

WEATHER BULLETIN:
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WICHITA, Kan. Oct. III. 1898.
Forecast for Wichita and vlclniSy-
Fair and cooler Wednesday and Thurs
day.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 9l, the lowest
Ga and the mean IS; warm, cieai
weather and brisk south winds.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 66.
For the past five years the average
temperature for the mouth OF OCTOBER
has been 81, and for the 10th day %.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10-The following
is the forecast up to p. m. "Wednesday:
For Kansas: Generally fair; cooler;
northwesterly winds, becoming variable.
For Missouri: Fair and cooler; Wlnos
shifting to northwesterly.
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Fsshsr-And II give you . nice boa
OF candy IL youu hare those teeth
pgiIed
Tommy fsvfth wailt-Ana then (
can't eat the esnd7i-Chiczzo Record
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nomicsl Judgment. Is set forth <n the
standard almanacs. sabnit smother
page table (Bl embodying the recog.
nized scientific admissions Of the
Greenwich and Washington observss
tories as set forth In their respective
official nautical Almanacs for the cur.
rent year Table B--Anyons may
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Chronological Eras and Cycles

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

Recently compiled statistics show that
Is, ~, l05 pupils attended the public
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Maine Central R. 4
TIMETABLE.

on and after Nov. 20, 1893, trains connecting
AZ Burnhain With thrpurh train, for and trnn
Bangor. Watertiie Portland and Boston viii rtu
As follows