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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-29
PENNSYLVANIA WINE.
peasants TrcadinE tho Grapes In the Old
STYLE of Classic Days.

peasants TreadinE tho Grapes In the Ole
STYLE of Classic Days.
Across the fields, from every direc
ton, crept tho ox-teams, followed By
groups of peasants. Already in the
wine-gardens the work had begun; the
unyoked oxen lay in the pleasant shade
carts. with the wine-casks set lin them
were drawn up here and there in lit
tie open space; the white figures wen,
to and fro among the vines; there was
a buzz of voices from every side. and
now and then snatches of song. Up and
down the broad alleyways through the
vineyards we strayed, the sun burning
us with 6ercer heat as it rose highe,
and higher, the warmth and the scents
of summer everywhere on the busy hill.
side. At each vineyard we were laden
with fresh burden of grapes, and we
ate them as we went, hinging bunch
after bunch to the begging gypsy chill
dren who romped at our heels. Long
before noon a man with loose white
trousers rolled high above his knees
was jumping in every wine-casl1. the
juice in rich reddish streams falling
into the buckets set below. At noon
the smoke from many complexities rose
above the vines, and mingling with the
sweet scents of summer was the smell
of the midday gulyas.
AS we passed the large vineyards we
saw in each little white house of the
guardian banquet spread, and around
the table one of the gypsy bands from
the hotel of the town stood playing.
But at the smaller vineyards the cloth
was laid on the grass, or on table un-
der rude shed. and here Romantics in
peasant dress from the near villages
were fddling away under the trees,
while men, pressing the grapes in the
casks, danced wildly to the music,
throwing their brown, grape-stsined
arms above their heads, every now and
then mad couple twirling round and
round on the smooth grass: smiling
Wallachs were begging us to taste the
new wine; even the children in the
nuns garden were pirouetting and
singing, while the black-robed sisters
and the priest in the cassock chalked
up on the cask the number of buckets
emptied into it.
In Tuscany, when we went to the
vintage, the peasants pressed the wines
inside dark, gloomy cellars; in Prov
ence, the land of "sunburnt mirth," the
grapes were crushed by steam in brand
new buildings with all the latest mod
ern improvements. It was only in
Pennsylvania that we found the peas
ants dancing in the old glad, free fash
ion OF classic days, out in the sunshine,
to the sound of music.
The sun was setting when we saw the
long white line again moving across
the fields to the town opposite, with
the cathedral-crowned fortress tower
ing above it, and far away on each side
toward neighboring villages. The
light was fading when we started after
them, and stalking through the stub
BILE came the black line of the gypsy
bands, in each one man with his bass
viol held over his shoulder like some
strange, mystic banner. They PLAYED
IN the hotel restaurant that evening,
when the town was gay with the gaiety
of an abundant vintage.
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BY Telegraph.

KANsAsCITY March observation-disclosures 5000
shipments 500 Steers slow and weak 10 l0c lower,
cows steady to lower Texans steady To l0Sl5 lower
Representative saies: Dressed beef and shipping
seers 81 $500 20. Texans and Indians not quoted
cows and heifers S. W@. o. stockers and feeders
81 Goa As HoGs-Keceipts sGJ0 shipments 500.
Market steady foi common light and SC lower for
heavy All grades g. tGg1 ST. bulk g. 00td7 -.
SHEEP Receipts 2650. shipments Steady.
Muttons 81 350s4 81.
81. LOUIS. March Seattle - Receipts Sfte.
shipments CO. Market steady. Natives - 6S,
Texans 81 5Dr4 35 HoGs-Recepts 5l0O, shipm ents
ll0 Active &c higher. Heavy u lo@7 %, mixed
81 gae co. light ST s.g07 90 ShEEP-heceipts iuu.
shipments go. Market steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO March 2s.- CATTLE-Keoeipts 500.
shipments 3JOl Slow and weak Steers 81 tskS
b so Texans 81 65a4 A. cows and heifers 81 T5G
10 HoGS-Rece!pts 1000; shipments soc. Slow.
weak Heavy 81 5Oa7 u.s. mixed 81 0O&7 45. light
~ sOd7 35 SHEEP-Receipts $500. shipments 800.
Active and strong. Muttons u 6G@6 25 lambs
o. 5Oa6 a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-29
THE INJUNCTION OF SECRECY.
Efforts to Have 1t Removed From the
Russian Treaty.

Efforts to Have 1t Removed From the
Russian Treaty.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-The senate
was in executive session yesterday
afternoon for upwards OF an hour and
the greater part of that time was con-
suue6 in a discussion relative to the re-
lease of the injunction OF secrecy on the
treaty with Russia that was recently
ratified by the senate The injunction
was not, however. released although the
majority Of the senators favor it and
the proposition also meets with the ap-
approval of the state department The
sticking point is just what amount OF
the correspondence shall be made public
and the vote by which the treaty was
ratified Il IS understood that the
state department Is averse to giving out
certain parts of the correspondence aud
that until some agreement upon this
point can be reached the text of the
treaty win rot be given 20 the pubic
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THE ANCIENT MARINER,
A Grewsome Yarn Comes All the Wa,
From Cape horn.

A Grewsome Yarn Comes All tho Way
From Cape horn.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Capt At.
kinson arrived from Liverpool via New
York yesterday to take command of the
British ship Goodrich, whose master,
Capt Williams. committed suicide a
few weeks ago. Capt. Atkinson says
that in conversation with Capt
Spurning, of the ship Drumcraig,
which left San Francisco for
Liverpool about four months ago,
Spurning told him of a remarkable ex-
perience. While rounding the horn,
the Drumcraig nearly ran into an ice
berg and, when she got clear, in plain
view was a wooden bark hard and fast
on the ice. On deck and in the shrouds
could be seen Jumps which the sailers
on the Drumcraig took to be human
bodies cased in ice and were believed to
be the crew VINO had been frozen TO
lanth
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A Greenx From Ireland.

messy, who arrived in Chicago two
weeks ago from Ireland, made novel
plea when arraigned in court yesterday
for nearly killing Detective Slogan
Shaughnessy claimed to have been told
by friends that all men in Chicago
wearing large black hats were robbers,
and as Stoyan answered to the descrip-
ton he dealt with him accordingly.
The explanation resulted in Shaugh-
nessY's release.
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-. l.ou.. Gram and Proauc..

ST. LOUIS March 2s-wheat, cash higher op-
lions unsettled; cash 6ie May t614c, July 66so
Corn: cash lower. options very unsettled; cssh S6c
april stSsc, MAY Sc, July I4c Oars, cash low r.;
lnc BIZ, May and year 3lasc. Pork quiet; old
SIS On. new. SIS 80. Lard. nominal 81 p. RE
lower. ale. Barley quiet; Mime Ole. Bran oSc
laX>eed quiet, 81 Il Bvtrer higher; choice cream
cry $sd2s, choice dairy 246l25c Eggs lower. l2Ssc.
Corn meal steady. al ~. Others unC hanged.
Wacat-Reo eipts. s0W. shipments l4,0Q Corn
receipts, i50aD; shipments. lUSUJL Oats-Receiy ts
.S,uuO; shipments l6OJ,
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. March Is = Wheat cash, 771fc March
sc May 1slsc. July 7Slsc Corn-No. cash i0lsc.
March Na3c, May ar July 427sc Osts-C;ts 29ssi.
SIC. March Sic. MAY 3lisc. June S0Nc. Rye CSC.
Barley o. FlaxseedSl lSs. Sugar loaf ~ 5slc;
cry 2l@S0c dairy 22,42Ic. fsgs firm; strictly
fresh lsalA11c. Pork. cash 81 6ale@i7 g.; May
ala 7,L Lard. cash 81 S-3sa IL 80. May I'll Ala
Short ribs, $40 O,1sGl0 10. shoulders 81 S7tess 81
Ebert clear, $40 51sl0 %.
Whest-liece;pts. $4,000 shipments. 5000. Corn
-keceipts i1.tG shipments. a.00l oats-Re-
eeipts, l6i,J00: shipments, 2la00a
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an opportunity to spend few days in
that delightful spot. North Galveston. Tex.
is offered 10y special excursion go that
point which will Ieave Wichita. kao,
April i2;h. 1893 Remarkable inducements
are offered For particulars Apply 20
Wright s Miller, Agents. Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-29

NEW YosE. March &c Too much
grip and too little bunker coal have re-
suited Ia the inability % the ssGabip
Philadelphia and beg eonsort 90 The
na~alrevievT se~t. :he Cruisers Baltimore
and Yorktown. snd tire dynsmit~ cruiser
vesarins TO leave ID. Brookiyn nzvT
vard tomorrow for Tire rendezvous a.
Hampton Roads. A te.si OF afsy-three
officers and crew % Tho Phiiatei phia
have been on the sick Let from tDsa-
enza since las: Fri6xy. There are new
:hiriy-nine Ia the ships hospital frora
.se S{ssas<
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KapsasCity Grain and Produce.

KANsAs1ITY March 2s.-wheat absolutely fat;
No. red &C. Corn i5c lower; No. Z mixed S51ec
oats weak; No mixed .slla29c. Rye stesdy.
Csc. FlaXseed steady; 81 deal Us. Bran; 6SCS6!c,
Butter active aud firm but uu ohaI ged; crean-
cry 2idt2ac, dairy lsCe22c. ERgs active; PC.
~ beat-Rec,ipiS leVUU; shipments. $500. Corn
Receipts. H.0Ie shipments 500 Oats-heceipts
none shipments none.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

New York Produce and Money.
NEW YORK. March 2s.
Money call easy ct 2a4 per cent. closed OFFER
ed Mt 21e per cent
Prime PAPER 6sl7 per cent
Exchange fiirn. "a S't14 S614 FOR sixty-day biils
end - o7s4G4 IS for demand.
CotIon-Steady. Middlins uplands ll-l6c, mid
Cling orleans l5-l6
toffee-Spot kio dun and easy No l113c.
Sugar-Refined firm; cut loaf "a IS 7-ltc gran
elated ll-i6a5c, standard A ll-l6tS.tsc.
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vaulting Am bition.

"Jobson is very ambitious. He is al
ways figuring to do something great in
the future"
that he doesn't have time to do any
thing in the present. Chicago News
Record
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A Hard Case.

Claribelle-Don't you think Charlie
Monocle's mind is very weak?
Isabelle-Yes, dear. It can't even
wander.-Puck.
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FEMALES ard Sbildreus diseases specially
fone for ladies during confinement strictly pri-
,uie " hen desired. also permanent hemes pro
Nided Tor children when desired, Letters OF iaon,-
y confidential, and answered liotnpiiy home 81
Ida Avenue. Wichita. Kansas
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Dr.. D. E. BENNETT,
t43 n. Main st, Wichita, KS.
MUSIC.
Mozart School of Music

Rooms Is L. .. Biting Rock.
Mrs Ii. Hays Pii3s., and Teacher OF
Piano and Theory.
Teachers course in the practical application OF
the Mason system - taught by DIX. Nm. Mason,
an hor OF the Mason system AID E. II. Bowman.
director o! Music At Nas~ar
Harmony by correspondence.
Mss Ida Sperry director OF GGitar and Mandolin
department
Miss Mary Eudo.a HalI. Yhistlirs Department.
49,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
DR.. BENNETT.

Cures Piles. FiS-
tula. FiSSure and
all diseases of the
rectum w j t h ut
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
To he paid until pa :
tient is cured.
Private ttiSeas-
es i'll both sexes
quickly aud radical
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iehita Horse Market.

Potatoes Colorado a5al o.. Eggs l21ac. Butter
First creamery &c. second creamery 24c, other
grades 9lc.
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs
Femal, Ailments in all forms. a. Leu
corrboea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. a speciality.
Moles and Facial Blomishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Ofii,e open from o'clock a. m, until
O'Clock p. M. Sunday until $50 o'clock p.
NJ Call ut Office over Woodman's bank
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n oS-atrhrson railway S3l1

Boston. March eS.-AtchIson railway S3A.
NEW ORLEANS. March .s.-Cotion opened steady
closed quiet, Midding ll-l6aSssc. low middlir L
5 l-l6c. good ordinary 1stc
BALTIMORE. March zs.-Cofee dull, Rio No. Z
i.slc.
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REPREsENrATIvE SALES.
rh. following are lhs representative sales of hog.
Local Grain ana Feed Market.
wichita Produce Market.

Wheat No. 55c. Corn SOc. Oats 25926c. Baled
Law &1as. Ground com 65&70c. Corn and oats
mixed 15yS5c, Bran G5c.
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. A. c. BURROUGHS, HOMEOPATHIC
IL physician. Also treais by hypnotism and
nssnetism. once hours 10 to II a m. and ? 70 5
T.. "a y. Main ST. Cs- I'm.
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Heary fraUOl
Wichita Mule Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wichita Bresdsun Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 90, ex-
ot,c :
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RrPREsENTATfvE SALES.
tn. following are the representative sales Of cat
W he rds foi4

I..............l3S0 26o | 1............-.laSo gu
MIXED.
! calf ITO $50 II shippers. ..lSl0 %
2oanners... ais j - butch stis... 30 &W
HOGS.
The hog market was lively today, aud
prices declined 10 cents, with larger re-
seipts than for several days.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past 40
Hours Were: Cattle, 81: Hogs oo4.
shipments: Cattle. ID; Hogs, leo'

WICHITA, March %.
The prices of cattle remained STEADY.
There was some good stuff on the market
that brought good prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-22

ivALLIANT COLUMBlANS.

Battle Eetwcen Columbian Guards and
Olsbrcperous walters Over an unterdicted
sign Mt the Worlds Fair.
Vopi.D's FAIR GROUNDS. CHICAGO.
Sept. ;14.-There was bloody fight in
and outside of the Big Tree restaurant
in the south part of the fair grounds
between forty walters and fifteen Co
lumbar guards. The walters, who
were I, the aggressors, came out OF
the, melee battered and bruised.
and the ringlcaders were ar
rested. The disgraceful affair
began with dispute over a
big advertising banner which had been
STRETCHED across the driveway by the
saloon restaurant people, contrary to
the standing orders of the director
general. Sergt. Darling was detailed
20 go to the place with -four guards and
sec that the Objectionable sign was
taken. down. While performing
his duty some Of the walters
hurled obscene and profane words
ut him and threatened to throw
the guards out of the place. While the
guards were pulling down the banner
"A chair was thrown at them by a waiter,
and the fight was on. The sergeant
blew his whistle for help and then ten
guards came up on the run. They
rushed in on the walters and handled
them with bare knuckles. The Big
Tree concession is in danger of being
rs.volxcd
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MILWAUKEE. Sept 13.--Railroad Off.
GERS report forest and marsh fires in all
parts of the state. Four valuabl
cranberry marshes near Bears Mound,
Wood county. have been burned.
Marshes in Juda and Waukesha coun.
ties are burning so fercely as to
threaten farm property. Not ono Of
the fifteen correspondents of the state
weather service reports drop Of rain
during the past week. The forests are
extremely dry and are in danger Of
destruction from smoldering fires.
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Partial Resumption os tho Chartcris
W ii Plate Glass Work ..

PifrsnrneH, Pa, Sept 14.--One OF
the most despicablc schemes Of which
n mrt could be guilty was laid bare
in the local pension Office. A pension at
torncy has becn urging the old soldiers
TO organize and assassinate President
Grover Cleveland and Secretary IIolsc
Smith Of the department Of the
Interior. The man is rcputcd to be Of
sound mind. but in the light Of his in.
famous scheme his reputation on that
point will likely need investigation.
The pension attorney has been cnraged
Mt Secretary Smiths andeavor TO make
Ahs uension lists pUlls o1 honor.
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PANAMA, Sept ls.-On August 81,
the first installment of 500, 900 francs
from the Panama Canal. Co. to the
Columbian governments called for under
the new contract negotiated by Mr..
wrango, was paid. The fact Of the
liqvidator having paid the sum Of half
a million francs to secure the contract
IL naturally regarded here as most
encouraging sign, in as much as he
would not have done so had there been
no good hope of reorganizing the com.
pany and resuming work.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept 49, An or.
der in the Iron Hall case yesterday
compcls the defendants In the receivers
ship case 10 answer next Monday 10
the original complaint This will force
the issue whether nearly million dol
lars Is 10 remain In u receivers hands
for several years Or revert 70 the IN en-.
bern
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"A HORRIBLE MURDER.
Revealed by Daylight ON the Dock at De-
troit, Mich.


troit, Mich.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. IA horri-
ole. murder was committed some tins
Tuesday night at the dock at the foot
of Randolph street The head and
face, OF the victim are hacked and bat
tered.almost beyond recognition. The
body was discovered on top Of pile
Of stone. Although it had rained hard
during, the night, traces Of tho
bloody crime were everywhere. A big
piece of bloody cloth lay near the head,
and the surrounding stones were spat-
tered with blood. Pieces of clotted
hair adhered to stone as IL the I'M
fortupate's head had been jammcd
against it to make his death sure The
man-vas dressed in sailor garb. There
is no clcw TO the murderers. The VIC
tim has been identified as George
Lavender. Norwegian sailor.
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CHICAGO, Sept ia disastrous fire
swept over the lumber yards Of the
Pullman Palace Car Co., in the town Of
Pullman, Monday night, and before it
was brought under control at o'clock
til morning had done damage TO tho
extent of $3.50. 900. Almost twenty acres
are included in the burnt district, and
the amount Of lumber destroyed was
between 1900, 900 and 10000, 900 square
fant
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Of the plants used In manu- featuring the
pleasant remedy, Syrup Of Figs, has per.
manently bepeficlal effect on tho human avs.
TEN, while the cheap vegetable extracts and
mineral solutions, usually sold an medicines.
formed, you will use the true remedy oulv
Manufactured BY the California Fig Syrup
Co.
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At people who are nervous II . brutal 70
do 30. Their affiiction is very real and dis.
tressing. II can easily be rcmedied, how.
ever, with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. :
nerve tonic Of leading merit, Endorsed bv
physicians and of long standing in popuiarS.
ty. II restores and cultivates digestion.
regulates the liver and bowels. and pre-.
vents malarial, rheumatic and kidney
trouble. II 10 pure and eficacious.
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RIO eoM1ARDED.
Tho GWr,Ssou or the Strongest Fort Dc
clares for the Rebels.

clares for the Rebels.
LONDON. Sept. i5.--The Daily News
has the following from Rio de Janeiro'
The attack Of the rebel fleet on the
forts began at . o'clock yesterday
The garrison of the largest and strong
est fort has declared for the rebels
The BON bardment Of the town begar
ut II o'clock. The town has desc
late appearance. The people who arr
compelled to remain are greatly excited
All business il at standstiiL Tbl
cir 4 full OF alarming rumorp