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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
heap Rates For " inter- Trip Va Santa -

heap Rates For " pter Trlp "a Santa -
Eoni@.
To Texas. New Mexico, arizona Catf-
foruia. tah and Old Mexico. ass offered
by the santa Re.
Tickets now en- sale good until June l..
with sufficient transit limit IA each d.
rection 10 enable passengers t. stop Ell a..
all points en- route. List of Destinations
include Corpus Christie. RI Paso. 6alvss-
ton. Houston. Lsmpasss. kockport, san
Antonio, CITY II Mckee. Prescott. ssliilio
san Luis pOt0si. Las Vegas Hot Springs.
San D.sgo. san Francisco. salt Lake ant
Portland
New Mexico Is noted IS having one &c
the most equabie climates ia the world,
sudden change being almost wholly tn
known. II - most desirabla place either
for the business man, pleasure seeker Or
} the Invalid, while 10 u the haven f0r tbs
immigrant No portioa 81 toe United
States can compare with the fertile yallsys
Of it, rivers. aud in the productions Of do
field. the market garden, the orchard sxi
the vineyard.
For fail particulars regarding tie esau-
try, rates, >t0poyers. etc. etc. Call ca sr
address nearest santa Pc azsat or Zee 4.
Nicholson, tr. l. aud + A.. TopskA Kan.
w. j, bIacA, II g.. r. aud /. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
ron KLNI-Hostses.

L'oR fRADE-JUMP SEAT LEATaEK Top
II Buggy GYsrly ues. fGr -eroNG h4ua gErlEi.f
psaE9. Aagrs-= -. a D&Hiel 4 "a sstI q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Il i the petty vexatious - life that
Pcrplex and annoy Secretary Carlisle.
Big things disturb him bat little
While hc was speaker II became nsces-
sary Tor HIN. % appoint t-e2 e-evzto-
hovs. and the worry enfz5led on a5En in
his eudesvor % select tie trtest two
out = fifty applicants UPset a5aa more
than any other ereus # his whole term
Of oaice- 7 wish that elevator would
SIX. re said one day. after r1saning
the raun.le- e = DOZEN 5eSee-ehirg
mothers. II never ccu.G understand
the need % an elevator = ne house,
anvwsv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Xx~ANTED-AT ONCE-TWO FIRST Glass
w coatmaAers- Nielei merchant tailor, Ill =
First - Ia 70
1{7ANFEp-A GOOD HARNESS MAKER WHO
w can give rFsg-Csass references 10 t,tAe charge
Of a small shop. Wages sl0eg per week and steady
job 10 night parry. Address X I, WILCOX OAford,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
A HAUNTED BLANKET,
IL Made T-oubI. for Passengers on q
sir~psag Car.

-
sleeping Car.
| ST once occupied q sleeping ear BERTH
/ that was haunted" said commercial
traveller 70 St Louis GLOBE Democrat :.
man 1T was lower ~. rode IN ia
from Chicago 20 Detroit, and III tell
you | spent "a horrible night Tba
weather Wa pretty cold, Ssad, "a As-r
subject io neuralgia, I tucked ths
blanket u close around my neek 10.
avoid the craught. and was just doz-
ing of when / heard a most unear.Al.-
laugh and the BLANKET vas sudd~ul a
pulled away from M chin and half OF
NV chess. l. WAS only teissa clock, bud
every body was in bed, and Yslsrn {
peeped out % see II anybody was play &.
ing "a loks ca raa-a4ot a soul was Ia
sight
Il tgcksd-tbs blanket aronnd fav
neck again without really thiukiug-
Inaen sboat the dlsturb4.cs ard wzx
soon, Ia another Gozs. whea-sfY veus
the blanket once Blare ~nG again {
heard the slsssking laugh I h2~tslJ-
-read jus.ed the blanket end tried 20 az
tribute the matter 90 ny ovvu nervous
mes, bot the blanket was ranked ssay
a. once e. th1 hyeRzsrlike laugh A.
Compartment looked out into tha
aisle again, bat nobody was thsr,
] leolSed toward the foot % thu
bed, and Il seemed 70 n. thai blu1
flames we're dancing l2eFe. Ny sstls.
began 20 creep. I eouIG i-esruy hears
pumping like Coriiss enrne. As m~
fear grew ! saw a white haYvsre str,tchest
- fall length throagh The sectisn paz<E
vork Is feef togs artl - against kim :
The blue farues seemed 20 play al ov~rs
il ard - rap from the Eyes ard ths=
mouth 81 the figure when fhe d-rpors
laugh wa uttered. TIE tuzgng at tho
blanket continued. .-tznbled anf
poured p@r-psrstson. 7 co1ld no. ris-.
soIl~d out If The berth INTO tn 4l~Js,f
and ma BE- Glg.n huut ~ he po,-s~
of that ear. tod him fhe ss0-y
i" GrzeloHs. srr2eioslsr b. .-Eetatrs~A~.
his .7ss bzlgny 'ize 90. 6st hoa<co
biSnket Dz,s BLANKET, b<szA. What
vas n be- vhsr nan died Vii CO,
JFrnlzrn- No. ne sisse'f dc IN d&s b~rs
-Du; a. WIS aia blanket. sa' when y
co1es CT q tisS iAanGs-y so<n~ onr4s.
born - ~ it, and Izs 8ozs gone az
20. i &c tE7p- robody y ~ srt.s !; evr-t
yits he b. - { ~ s-saoSs;. ar zpsss r
kettah give yDn sE0eirr blank. ~ yoss
Son' sep ta-Biyh:'
Il 70 smother bls1sst AID s1spt sE
1Tht 7 Re porter ,ola tne shere ~sss
Always eozp sint fsoz TIE Ps4sesy--
who got ne HAUNTED o3sakss- Thss -
egTred a year ago. AID ssprose iss
blanket - ca tie russ get
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns Of Daily Paper tell
you where IL pays to advertise.
IL yoa have anything 10 BUY. SELL
RAOE Or RENT, try these columns.
e Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taken for less than Ioc
One line advertisements charged same
rate two lines
Prices given under CLASSIFIED heads in this
cotumu applicable oaly 20 local advertise
fnent,. No foreign advertisements taken al
above rates.
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care Of
TIE EAGLE Office should De called for within
Ten days after Insertion. When advertisers
WISH reptys forwarded 30 them stamped eaveI-
ope> must he sent.
reference 70 former adverfiosa5lt hts should
give description and date Of insertion or copy
OF the advertisements should be sent.
Not response Bile for advertisements given
Or discontinued o. telephone
Classified advertisements will be cents
per line each insertion; average seven words
TO lie, agate measurement.
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EQUITABLE lid Union OF AMERICA

Best fFaternsl order known. Takes In both sexes
on equal footing. Receives members from - 20
50 Years or age Insurance at cost according 70
mortality.
Benefit certificates issued from $50 70 S5GnJ ac-
CordIng re.
Gives protection in three ways. viz. Accident.
Endowment and ordinary Life without extra
charge
Has been in operation II years, and has 1900
nenbers.
! or tl.i particulars call OF W c Richards priest.
". 8. Pa ler. secretary Wichita Uniou AZ Va
rs North Main Street Wichita, Kansas. & Ii2-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Teiegr-Bh,

KANSAS CITY. April! 2f-CATTLE-R.csIpts lsaa
shipments 300 Active. general Y stronger, Reprc
sentative sdles Dressed beer ard shipping $ eers
g. TO- ~ exam auI Indians s. GAsl CD stoc ker.
ana feeders 81 tSSS2 s. Hoe S--Hec~tDts e O. ship.
meats fUiG Market steady chasing ectIv- and
strong, Extreme range, - 77le25 = balk s. IS .
10 81 EP-rs@ceipt- -.u. 81 PR entS uOus Mar
rAe- active and strong. Mutton. s. 25G4 60
ST LOUIE April 2L-CATTLE - Receipts I7Oa
shipments 100 joe higher On everything above fair.
Natives % luett =. exam 5 3 a g E0,T--Re-
CENTS, $40. shiPll e-ts -l0L Market strong ., &c
- lss7 - sdEEP-Recelpts 45U8 shiprreprs lI61
Market u-sless
CHICAGO. April q CATTLE Receipts IS 90
shl0wents go. Market slow huC steady. steers
81 sSS5 IS. cows & ufs4 - HUG~-Keceipts y G.0
sntonlents -Oat Market brisk ads higher. Prime
heavy g 55G1 IS. mixed s. 25a1 ~. prime
licrt g a. -. SHEEP- Receipts $50; r ipEiei.rs
- o Active and shade higher MgLtens 81 a5@6 So
lam6t, > 6IG,g 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
Chicago cram and Pr duee.

CETcA5o. Avril "A -Whezt-casa Ike Ap~r
7eisc. Nay .tAss $50 Juiy ,i. Corn cash 4s.c 81
4t5sc. Nav t2sc. IA y 49, +a.C Oats cash 81
Nay 2s@sG Si. June =. iu. -Sa -. &C Rive s. -
Barley &c tiaxseed 3 Il Sug4r-Out loaf
g.; Eraaulated "a sJs-card A Sits iJte- ms
creamery z1S5lc dairy 2}a 81 s-aS qureJ: street
y Iresh l'lzesl5c tork. cash 81 45sI- 5ss Nay
~ - lara. cash g. 9-la&2 gtie. Nay g. s. Sho
RIBS. 81 lag -. Shoulders a. 9ss o. short
clear 60 Pig ID ~.
W-eat-Aeceipts, 500 shilme-ts &C. G0o Corn
-heceipt~ IS5Ur; shipments SraagG lafs-Re-
ceipts. -44ip= shipments. s1-.ao1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Winter tourist tickets are uo-v GA SAFE
- THIS oh'Ce 10 poiat> i1s ,o-s!a. Alabama.
Georgia, Louisiana aaa other southern
>rates- I.ca.es> are ~ol4 az great rs~}sscsi
rates srd have gtJasn li.ajC 70 ,fuue J.
1885 t.a.l "a orr new e,tv ofsscr "a y o--a
Aal1 street, c. 1T t.4e 1e9os cora. = -,an3
ard " sch5,a streets F l. ELECALEy.
Passenger sud Iscke; A-els, 5..>Se,a-;
PaciGc railway.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
81. Lon /. or .nt P-n,n..-

81 : oUIS. : ri' e. Wheat vyer. cash G-ss~.
Nay tazlc. July t9-s12. August ~ Corr. cher.
cash - IA $50. July Ms. cats nru!:
can - s.aY 4isc. FORK higher bling SIS -.
LS-d ne5llnsiiy 6,r-.r s. 5561s Ssh .ax~eed ; "a
bran "a ]. rslcc. Eggs firm. l.sc. Others IN
hanged
Wheat ecelpjs SEE - g1ceu,s tgCCc Corn
r-,el.t>, lbLGU. shipments. zIual Osts-Rele!Vrs
.,tSti shipments lEtu,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

The Missouri Pacific Railway eomnspy
has placed in its train service the most cis-
CANT reclining chzir ears that ever appear
ed 10 the equipment o! ans llue west OF the
Mississippi river. These cars now ran
daily between Wichita snd - Louis aaJ
Wichita and Denver. Tbcy are mosi-ss &c
beauty anil comfort. The chats are spa
elous-esslly adjusted and comfortable AMI
OF the very latest design. livery Car 10
equipped with the eelsbFsted Pintsch gas
light system whereby passengers caG rrsd
rs well by Daylight; ai-o doing away
with the obnoxious odoV rmAnatiCg frunt
oil lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus afEordIng an even temper
sture Throughout the car well as avoid
ing the dangers experienced ia the Old car
stove system IL you contemplate going
east or west, try the Missouri Pacific rail-
way. - Louis fast express leaves Vie Ia
daily ~ 1855 y. IN. arrives ia ~ Louis az
1;l5 next morning. Denver express leaves
Nithita 90 sc ?. III. daily. le> Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
II. Nt1-- NAfLll . = " FINIstiL4sLal '1tti
Dr.. j. E. BENNE TT,
i43 n. Main st, Wichita. rs.


Mrs NiBslow = Soothing Syrup Shcuii
always be Ussd Tor children 'eeshIGE is
sootleS the child. sottgns the gums. al.ays
al palU, cIgreS wind caiIc, rud : r4e
best remedy Tor disrhoea- Twenty-Five
cents a bottle =ed 10y millions 6
mothers. t.,-4tf w45l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Kansas CITY. Apr.l 2i-whest dun but frr,er:
o. ? ree e+t4c- Cora A&3ac higher. 20. mixed
- s-isc. Cats fr No mixed 2,lec Bye steady
>tas9tS4c. lszseet- weak. e a.sl -- BraG seSdF.
&e4c, Egg -tea6y. i-i1-
!. aeat- e.,lp - tto. sliJmsat. gao Com
.--., SEIl l-rnls -....
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Young Woman go nar1l cE.eer}-
y mas was H. last ene-aEe-zsere that voE,
were an lieutenant
Lieutenant srana3 Is On -itha Chi
Gag girl Ite5zorr=t N.zzzire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

shortest time and on tie most reasonable
terms without he use O. Gangerousdrug
Female Ailments in ali forms as Leu
eotrhces. Painful Periods, Suppression,
EtC.. specialize.
2 Cics and Facial TIemi.hes removed
ludotcut Ulcers a;d ska diseases
quickly .sai permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished IN all cases
Consultation Free confidential ard IL
y.ts3.
Oaioe open from o'clock = m, until
@ clock q. m. Sunday uutii i-30 O'clock ?.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
Or. BENNETT.

Cures Piles. Els
tula. ! assure and
all ,iTsea SeS OF the
Tectum wit h q ut
knife. liSa ure. csus
Ties or detention
from business.
Cures trUGrsn-
teed. No money
10 be paid until pa
tlrut = cured.
Private niSeaS-
e. in both sexes
quickly and radlea.
Is cured IN the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

five eeea y9ar bveArA -
r,-o--ise suit tal<r p zes fi@ra7
Cara -oaa4. ~ --o-roo~row.
EtheI sy-zFsz ,hikli.s1.y 4 zsa so-vy q,
~ Ton - 0reTroa4s, Cara aesr
C4ra-oa SIS nasAtnT. E&ael IA
q rr-&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
$ - 3 <.
EININCEANDCONN
WICHITA MARKETS

tn. Receiots % STOCK e. the Wichita
Union stock Yards for the Past e
noure Wsre: Cattle, SAT: Hogs. go.
shipments, Cattle. 34l Hogs, i59.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
vlchita Produce sfarket.

Wheat No. ? 5ic, Cora &c. Cat. 25e2ic. Bald
lay nos. Ground corn GJs5yc. Cor. ana cat,
2 ixec 15ss5-, bran 65c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
I'm ASCf1L
rpssr tsis bead - Per }ils rer-.v.
C.nlpiete Mn

The EAGLE has the Hlost complete map
Of the Cherokee strip. Oklahoma sad tho
Indian reservations cofhbineS. tLaf has
ever been published. On sale at = g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Wichita Breadstu1 Market.
Fisgr-Best patent 81 81 second patent 81 u ex.
ira fancy 81 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Potatoes Colorado sal o. Eggs l2-ac. Butter
first creamery &c. second creamery &c, othei
grades 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
EErREsENrA-IvE SALES.

The following are the representative sales Of cat
t.eat the yards todar
COWS AID ECIFEHs.
----.-......... - > ! .....-...-...ii50 10
So q u
MIXED.
butch strs-. CSC 1 % . Gamer. 80. $50 J Is
ECGs.
The hog receipts were light as is the
usual case on Monday, and the market
declined I0@l5 cents n sympathy with
eastern markets.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES. z
TIE following are the Representative sales OF hog.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

NEw ORLEANS AprH 2i-Cotton steady.
ordinary &C..
3 sToN. April 2,.-Sarta Fe railway 81.
-sc No. l5lsc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Take stage st Noble ior Teeumsen Bsst
and shortest route NM SHEAEER
Manager
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Produce and Nosey.
NEW Yorx. A9rl a.
Money on call active a. 5alg per cent
trlre o-p-r 61es 10 DR. csat
-Aca2uEe unsettled AZ - g. for sixty-dav bills
ana - - -s-a for GemaEJ.
tofse-~Hyt -.iv dun and firm. 40 = $3.50 I5J,c
>usar-Hesned 1rJrer fairly active.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
fOE ELA I-KsoDts.

taG-r tAf- A>za - - s-l-4szr -at
Loo E4NT- GaE FEKSEsHED ROOM 9E
ss0aza Coos fss-~sle l0- .2s Of ~ sssilsEnsz..
a. {. i-a1FFel-s- p
LtCt. EEAt Two zTlFE.I FIESi~ssED
II trat4s ~ = L. Frr-ts
~ KS -SfCEtsT BtRSE~EED s8aJNT
rrea-- sa-fa rzsssz1fs. So ssis4s.s x ssat4-
- g. Ea2geJ-s sFs- 4H
I.-VE E.aI s. looms orE * - AED gU
i Aa=S - Ass p q Ssss. caf If
To f.z-- hNt-8 > Ht<53se- s3oDEt-1
l1sve7.1=E--.s- 1szserG z-Es ,assE. - t-ssT-
l-saCg.a- A@s-'
I.,Hs gs.F- -ErI oF ugBp LasssX- EgF.
4 S1s ha1lvs .~-sft. y4Eaasssszl G 1f.aztssss-.
tqsf. ~ tr.. - e extra ere. E
10 sEsT-E AHCE F5ss.sT EGg&~. sfEH
} sl=f-F 49, sesrr ser--s1 - > LGass-ss
E.-r
10 f.k-1E SHIHHF5 ROOMS 81 T-tE-z
4 ss-lszssr faz- fs4ee 1.ssez- - , I7ss-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
WICHITA, APRIL "A.
The cattle market was steady and what
stuff was sold brought fair prices.

The quotations Esrs presented are TO give the
- Ppersn iCex 81 tha general range OF PRICES
Native sslppiss steers, good to extra--.si 80 ~
-. - l..rf 60. y -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25


ILR REST-flDTTAGE HDL - 80 = WtTEH
i -. g.eusff & lnoIaz ID
I.DE kskT-5 RoDM CgTTAgE O& &ufSfH
aAir lzF
I.'ols EEST-I TIL{. BEST a. HONE - T.
IL Thise street "a e-.fetsi - > trf ore yEsf
very s1gs thEFe ID ra2Ias. $3.50 sIsE slxnies
coal ria. c,zr asl e iaI. --ff- ssFpsss E-a--
.eaches apiece straw ---rle~. - ~ - 81
.-ou-a. pssCig e7H "a - = gEaEcs e pas . afs
Coupe CHEAP II ss iT-icN , sst-sf-. i2u
II Ac1-es. l. WsCayg - Eaas-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
BOohkeepers ant CLERKS.

xgTANTED - A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ID
w dress who il a ru>tleU ana has confidence IA
ki- ability sell goods Tie cad 10 The trade. AID
w!ilu- TO show confidence IL AI9 ability Dy pay
IA. MS own expenses Oh trial TIP. AQdrs~s dc
NJ, I'll & Co, 81 y Main 81. ~ =.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
A sIEAMEn AsnonE.
The city OF New York Probably n
Total Loss.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 28.-The Pa.
clhc Mail oOmpAny's steamer City OF
New York went ashore this evening
IN fog al Point Bonita anu will prob
ably be total loss. She sailed for
China and Japan at $3.50 p. m. About
$3.50 p. m. tho big ocean steamer was
lost sight OF and half IN hour later the
booming OF cannon could be heard
and signal rockets could be seen as
they burst above the toy.
Soon every tug In the bay was rae.
ing for Point Bonita. Arriving thers
II was found that the steamer was
hard and fast on tho rocks, having
gone on full head.
Az soon M tho ship struck there waa
n sccRe Of wild confusion. A couple
OF hundred Chinese In the sieerage set
up howl that could be heard half
across the Golden Gate. Captain
johnson and the oflicerB coon restored
order.
The steamer has eight feet Of water
In her hold and the tugs cannot mOyo
her. The loss will DO half million.
NUinsuranoe. All the passengers have
bepu taken on and are bsing brought
back TO thh city.
Though the steamer Ia doomed, II IL
believed sho will hold together until
the cargo eau be- loitieoned. Her
cargo Of merchundise Ia valued at
sl3l,OOO. she also carried 500, 600 In
Treasure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION,
O15ial Reports RpFJ5alt The IaSur-
gents In a Bad Fix.
Admiral stantor's Oncusr-Ths Ting,
iish sailors uanauctod In itniy.
other Items.

PANS, Oct 20. The special delegate
Of Brazil received Dispatch from
Rio, dated October 25,h, pm, which
says the insurgent vessels are scarcely
able to move from the TACT That they
are iu need Of extensive repair; that
their bottoms ate foul and thcirsupply
OF coal almost exhausted. Tue vessels
urb compelled tu remain ln tue lower
part Of tue bay, 10 order 10 avoid the
tire VI the ious which remain loyal TO
thu government tvpOfta uiu current
that Admiral De hitilo, departing Of
making any further progress ABOUT
lllo,hE maize every prc IuratiOn 10 run
the gauntlet Of the forts nt the Un-
trance Of the hRrboL with the Intention
Of joining with the insurgents "a the
southern provinces. Tue town OF
N,othufoy, the surrender ~ which wh1
repeatedly announced, continues to
make heroic resistance 10 thu rebel
squadron.
1hu Brazilian delegate adds that the
land force 90 laU disposal Of PRECEDENT
PuiA OTTO ~ numerous, wrll disciplined,
able and willing 90 defend the lawful
government against the common
enemy. The delegate Gyciarta that
tue lawful government has lhe sup.
port % all tho states OF the Union.
The brazilian minister s,ateB officially
thui the city Of RIO &c jHuuifJ 10 pUr.
iUcly tranquil AMI buaiuusa Is being
transacted as usual.
NEW YOul, Os,. 2G.-rhc HcTd'ds
MOntvviJoJ uuviues from Rio says tho
report thaJ Rsar-Admiral stanton OF
thu United States cruiser Newark
was detached and ordered 10 Nashing-
ton Tor saluuug Admiral Mel!o, aud
paying an official call on thu loader Of
tho insurgents, was received with
surprise. he reports that from the
outbreak OF tbs revolution Admiral
Mello has received recognition nom
the ships OF foreign nations Ia the
hGsbor " Rio. All the commanders
on foreign war shire exchanged frank
and courteous notes with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
TELEGRAPH C.
THE TARIFF BILL.
Some Of The Features Of The Now
Measure Slid 10 DO Radical
FREE WOOL Is ONE OF THE ITEMS.
The Idea Of Tariff for Revenue Only
Carried Out.-Cievelaud aud Car
Isle Peruso the Bill.

wAsuiNGroN, oct. 20.-lt is under
ttood that rough draft u the pro-
posed tariff bill Is now in the hands Of
Preuldont Cleveland ana Secretary
Carlisle for porusal. somo Of the
features Of the bill are radical. Tho
Springer free wool bill, which passed
tho House at the last Cougress, is in
corporatod into the bill, practically
without change. There ia to be a
radical cut made in tho glass schedule,
There will be n considerable enlarge
mtnt OF the free lisi, by the addition OF
raw materials, and heavy cut In NIL
duties which are not properly revenue
duties. The idea Of u tariii for revenue
only is adhered 10 quite close
BY, but this application may not be
made 10 coal Rnd iron ore, which 90
ON the free llst; aud there IL very
considerable shaving down OF tue en-
Tire iron anu steel schedule. Tue tax
ON whisky will be Increased not above
~ cent?. An Increase in the beer TAX
~ practically decided upon.
The subcommittee have not quite
made up their own minds ON the sugar
question, but they have practically de-
turmined not 10 Try TO get any revenue
out Of sugar. The sugar bounty
will 20, however. Either an Income
tax or nm inheritance tax Will 10 pro-
vided 10 increase the revenues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

When Mr., Hudson was in Patagonia,
he foll IN with % gambler, who told him
that always ufier the first faw rounds Of
tho game no knew some OF the cards as
they were dealt. He recognized them
by difference 80 slight that another
man could not detcot it oven whom it was
pointed out TO him.
Mr.. Hudson is an ornithologist, and
he says that this same preiornaturally
sharp eyed man was greatly surprised
when no was told that half a dozen kinds
Of spawows were feeding aud singing
rhou, tho house Ha had mover seen amy
difference in them, heaaid. In size, color,
shape and actions they were all alike,
and they all sang and twittGcd alike, so
far as he had ever noticed. Youths
Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

SrrzziA, oct. 2j,-rhc municipal
authuuuuf Of this prt entertained the
officers Oi the British squadron at
luncheon this afternoon. The mayor
Of Spezzia presided, and had on either
eide Of him Admiral sir Michael
Culmr.SeymOur aud the duke ui
Genoa, In command a. the italian
qusuTun. The usual complimentary
speeches were mAle auu t0asts drunk
AMID great enthusiasm. A reception
anu hall nj the municipal theatur lOl.
lowed.
hThe Duke Of Genoa entertained ne
officers OF the Bnt.sh squadron att
banquet aboard the Lepaut1 this even
lug, This WAS followed by rucep.
ton at tho residence Of Admiral La
hrgnO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
IAlilIANY ORATORS.
New York Democrats Endorse the
Administration.

administration
NEW YUml, Oct. 2B.-Thc Demo.
ctats held high carnival In aud around
Tammany hail tonight. 40 was a rutil.
cation meeting Of this campaign aud la
blaze OF red ire the rammany orators
again onuuoiated Democratic urinci.
pies AMI We'd with each other In pro-.
claiming the fitness for tiiloe OF tho
men whom they had put la nomiun.
ton. RESOLUTIONS were passed during
the course OF the evening commanding
the platform uf the Democratic party
TO the people at large, endorsing the
policy Of the President, governor aud
municipal administrator, aud pattlCu-
larry emphasizing tho work Of the Or
Rani1atiOn Itself.
Governor fl0wers presided. In his
speech he SAID: 1--WE made Grover
Cleveland President year ago be-
cause we business men wanted a strong
man there 10 stand up Tor an honest
dollar, ana we want 10 show In this
election that the people OF New IOrk are
again behind anu that they endorse his
administration. A Republican victory
IN New York this Iall would be- her
aided by the country rs fUbuto to
tho Democratic admi istration and
would mean that the people VI the Em.
pife state believe In perpetunting n
law which has done no much migchiei.
DO not let the Empire state be NO mis-.
represented"
The other speeches were confined
principally 10 state issucs.