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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
WINNER TAKES IT
DIXON AND YOUNG CRITIC TOFIGHT
FOB THREE THOUSAND.

Matched for Twenty-Five Rounds Be-
fore Seaside Athletic Club - San
Francisco RaceS-keutucky ASSocl-
alton to Give Eight Days ;unning
Meeting in April.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA, Dec. le.
HOGS
Market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Z
. L. L.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
Chicago Market

The market today experienced tho folio via;
range OF prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20

IS i.5.5 MILES FROM WICHITA. But
THE TELEGRAPH. COMBINED WITH
OUR PRIVATE CODE, REDUCES TFE r.
TINE TO A FEW MINUTES AND THE.
EXPENSE TO a FEW CENTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

A picture o. certain animal, labeled
Il am Democrat" throwing up his
heels higher than his head. appears In
one OF the comic papers of the day
The caricature is intended to represent
Benator Hill OF New York, we suppose,
nut that statesman is not more stupid
than the President and BONE OF his
supporters. ELL has sense enough to
see II hS jolne the antl-protectionis Is
be will lose his Influence In his own
State, and without influence In kis
own State he would have no influence
10 his party in any State.
He therefore kicks and kicks hard.
hoping by the protection OF collars
and cuffs he may influence his imme
diate constituents and thus be enabled
TO take advantage of any occurrence
that may arise TO favor his polite al
fortunes and afford the slightest
hope of enabling him to gratlry the
ambition OF his life. --"~-
Hill Ia not fool by any mea ms
hence he kicks, and the free traders
admit his superior wisdom by tho a..
doDtlon OF his Propositions to afford
protection to iron, coal, sugar, lead.
% well as collars and cuffs. Those who
say protection is demonstrations /
and should BIO repealed are the parties
who show their ears and are represent.
I'd most fully by the animal depicted
BY the carlcartulstand the labeI'I am
Democrat" is altogether superlluous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

Senator Gray should understand
that the people are much more inter.
ested In the charge that the Sugar
Trust made very large contribution
Of money to tho Democratic cam.
paign fund In 1892, and that Score
tary Carlisle had prepared the SEIZED
ules and represented to tho committee
on the tarifl. that the democratic party
were under obligations TO SEQ that the
understanding was carried out in
good faith than they are in the author
ship OF the statement, or tho name OF
the party WHO gave tie Information
to the correspondent OF tho Press
The question before the committee Is
plain one: =..Z .=.=
Is the statement true or falsea This
can be ascurtained by putting Mr..
Carlisle on the stand hit 10 false
the correspondent must admit that he
had been wrongly informed OF having
additional testimony to sat stantiato
his charge. If the sugar Ius. did
make contribution to tho Demo.
cratic. campuign fund then there Is
good ground tor suspicion tAa the
sfort being made to protect tho In,
forest OF that combllat.oa, In view Of
the Democratic platform, aftald1 good
ground for tile belief that All inpta d
understanding eyls,el If a regular
bargain was not made. that tie Sugar
.uterest Should be properly eareI for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

An impressive feature of Memoirs al
Day was the Sunday evening Grace NJ.
u Church service conducted by pastor
Hulburd, after de / by Encampment
No. W, Union V teran l. gion, an d
Phil Serbian Post No. %. u A. Il.
Flowers and Nlgs decorated. DR..
Hnlburd spoke on me two marvellous
transformations ny which the citlzen
became soldier, and by which the
iirst soldiers of the world became the
best citizens.
We were a people of peace. Recent
statistics show that the United States
paid only so cents for military to each
81 IS for education. while England
paid s3.72 Tor military and 81 centa for
education, Russia Sa.04 folmilIta v
to ench ) cents for education. Only
switzerland. another Republic, spends
moro Tor education tnan military
among the European nations.
Thirty years ago this country had
Tor iltty years felt no foemans heel
Suddenly from the southern skies
black and angry clouds shot a rod bolt
against the national fortress and then
followed four years oil the thunder OF
battle and gronns OF dead and dying
and voices OF weeping.
With classic Illustration, the speak
er guve a literary description OF the
lhte civil war, showing the trunstor-
nation OF the citizen INTO the soldier
In Ills conclusion on the retransfor.
nation the doctor said In part and
purport.
The republic calls now Tor men to
live for II, and know none SO likely
to respond as.thoss who were ready
to die for 1t. Col grant sLe may
never need the soldiers sword; But she
Will never cease TO need the soldierIy
qualities OF lofty courage, ferveIit
patriotism, self control, obedience TO
constituted authority and discipline
Pence hath her victories no less re-
nowned than war" and 100, 900 saloons,
many OF them schools Of 0narchy, and
most OF them violating the laws on.
acted for their regulation, are a me-
mace to he land. Vast hordes OF ig-
horant and deUased Foreigners. many
of them imnical to the very freed ON
which they have sought In coming
here. Will need the strong hand of pa
triotic. liberty-loVing citizenship To
remind them that II they don't like
II they can 20 back, but II they stay
they must become Ameriuanlzed.
The dead soldier asks nothing of us.
and the living remnant usks little
enough. and will not ask that long,
but we shall be traitors to nll that II
true and good il We forget them and
what We owe them, or shall fail Ia
keep what they preserved to us and
hand 1t down intact to tho generation
following.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

Neighbors who were alarmed ovrr
The non. appearance OF Emanuel Beltz
and Ills uged wife ct their home in
Newark, Saturday night broke into
the house and found tho couple dead
Escaping gas from down stairs stove
caused asphyxlation and Judging from
the decumposed condition OF the
bodies death must have occurred sew.
eral daysagJ.
The couple moved from Newport on
tuesday, but wero not seen after that
time. Inc rain of that day had made
US way through tho upper rooms of
tue frame dwelling AMI to dry it tho
couple had built fire and before 10
tlrlhE 'lhi forgotten to turn tho dam
per. They are supposed to have ex-
pred that night. Tho house being
securely locked and neighJors know
!pE nat Ito ono had either entered OF
left 1t since, WIN. II. Smith and \. NJ
ponnell, tho owner OF the building,
Went to the house AMI broke in tie
door.
1t was thon their oxpecta tons were
realized. Mr.. Beltz was 20 years ol
age nlli his wife Il few years younger
they lehve one child, a son, who is III
tic employ OF the3R. II o Railroad
Company. and resides near by, hui
Knew nothing OF the whereabouts 81
MS parents he belug enployed OF
alghL.
Deputy Coroner Palmer went to the
place, and after hearing the TESTIMONY
OF Dr. llollock. who had examined the
bodies. the jury returned verdict o
death from asphyxlat on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Valentine Blatz, the millionaire Mil
waukee brewer, died suddenly in St. Paul
celia Nicolaus, the bluckmailer, and her
husband are at Muscatine, Ia, scheming
TO get divorce.
The Ell Paso CTex.) city council passed
an ordinance that no woman shall be al
lowed on the streets wearing divided
skirts.
The body of William S. Hook, one of
the five Harvard students drowned In
dorchester bay nearly two weeks ago, was
found off Thomson's Island yesterday.
Rev. Edgar H. Gray, Baptist clergy
man, who was chaplain of the United
States senate during Lincoln's admins
tration, died at Oakland. Cal, aged SO
years. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

l.. w. Rodgers OF Chicago, and II.
u. Martin, Of Minneapolis, yesterday
afternoon In the building at Fifth and
French streets. addressed a meeting
In the interest OF the striking work.
men at the Pullman Car Company, at
Chicago. Mr.. Rodgers ia one of the
Grand.Counell OF the Railway Workers
Union. and Mr.. Martin is member of
the council OF the knights OF Labor.
His speech was an every day discus
sion OF the labor question, during
which he alluded to the victory Of the
org anization on the Great Northern
Railroad. Taking up the strike at the
PULLMAN Works he said the men were
largely members OF the organization
The reduction In the pay OF railroa d
co mpanies when trade becomes dull is
an unjust reduction. The fares and
freight rates are not cut down ao-
The wages should remain
as they were before the hard times
came on.
In discussing the state of the couu.
try he said that conditions had shifted
IN this country, and looking at them
from the present aspect, the-s Sre two
classes. the very -.Sh. who are becom-
Ing riche--, and the very poor, who are
becoming poorer. These things are
evident he said, to all, and to tn @
thoughtful 1t Is plain that the country
Is rapidly nearing the danger point.
In an emergency OF this kind It is the
duty OF every good citizen TO work
for peaceful and fair adjustment OF
the difficulties. Once In while, how
ever, there is DEVELOPMENT In these
which leaves for the worker
no option but to light. Such an emer.
gency as this confronted the men at
Pullman.
This case was one which they
thong ut could go before the country
and 1t has. Five reductions amount.
ing to $3.50 O week were made at a
lime when the company was declaring
dividends aggregatinR So, 500, GOO; but
while these reductions were being
made the rents, water rates, gas BILLS,
ana other expenses remained at the
same nigh prlcel which prevailed be-
lore tho reduction. The people OF the
country are. therefore. In sympathy
with tho men. In speaking of the
press and the striking workmeu the
speaker spoke In harsh manner, ana
at length on the subject.
Mr.. Martins Speech was a plen for
organized labor and when asked" WHAT
has Tie Government done in this re-
spect," one OF the listeners answered
nothing"
What have you gained by your yot.
mgr asked tho speaker
We know now" said the men,
What will you do about IT."
Turn 1t over to Coxey" said the
man, and the audience broke into a
roar OF laughter.
Another meeting will be held in the
building tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
Dots.


The barber shop ut No. los T.. Third
street l. n!vely ii&e / up and Gusfnes.
Is Improving undur the now manage.
ment.
". a Longfellow dolls at TAYLOR
and Bennett street IA Strawberries,
wholesale and Fetal as well as in
pysters, elaine, iizh, groceries, etc,
Another reslIt OF Tie great storm Ia
many repair Jobs ~ paper hanging. of
Which SgsIH " BroLAer, is aud 90 "
second street, are doing their fair
6uIro.
Seventeen deaths occurred In TINA
Glty the past work. IAara wsr,,
eighteen births md $, xteeu mania uas
Walter Wright has pure Aased tho
livery stable Vi George 4. Bullock on
West Tenth street
Harry A, Mulrr has been awarIed
the contract Tor the plumbing auI
steam heating OF the a8w Court ii u1se
at snow HlA, Nd. CONTRACT pr.co.
!: 5Up.
Ga Thursday evanidE Juno T. the
Feri lullmcr Male Chorus Will pIye
thoir closing concert OF the season.
There VIE Ia grand organ recital
at st rmls NJ, T. GhArch, Mednesa ay
evening June Il,
HE Raw Alexander l. BOws-r and
family Will spend tho summer in I.u.
rope.
Judge Ignatius C. Grub has gone to
Atlantic CITY for the summer.
Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd, who
has boon Ill with perttonltis, Is rscOv.
crifg und will probably be able to To
out Oh Wednesday,.
John G, Collision, Frederick Sterile.
j. A. Donlln, James Cakes, George
O'Donneli A, q. StidhaIn. Robert
Eakin, y. Il Fountain and j r.
Meyers went to New York YESTERDAY
as members of tho Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Flremon toa.tend u meet
Ing OF tue same organiZ ltlon ia that
city. They returned early this morn,
ing.
DR.. L. Geo. Taylor. formerly OF vii.
mington, son OF Robert 5. Taylor d
PERI willie. Md. has been appointed q
resident physician In the Maryland
General Hospital In Baltimore.
Building Inspector Dohl last yeeb
Issued = permits to repair and erect
buildings He condemned 4 ohim
neys and one gable roof.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The interest felt by the Democrats
% the coming election may be inferred
BY the small attendance at the meet.
ngs In the different Hundreds to Sc.
ect members of the County and Hun.
fred Committees. In Chrlstlana Hun.
tred, only six men were present Toy
md Fredus Sturgeon. tavern keepers,
heir bartenders and their hostlers.
Toy was selected as the representative
In the County Committee and the 9th,
hrs present were Just numerous
snough to fill up the Hundred com.
nittes.
In Mill Creek, White Clay Creek, and
Brandywine Hundreds, the meetings
were attended by few ex.oGice hold
BIS and few asplrants for office and
the proceedings were equally harmo-
nious. -"-.
A correspondent furnishes tho fol.
lowing, which contains q few deserved
hits.
The New Castle Hundred Democrats
vi LIE
asth OF May. There We're Just four.
teen OF tho leading lights present. 1t
seemed to be real family affair.
Everything was cut and dried for 10.
man before the meeting confluence /.
CLERK OF city Council Phillips was
chairman, and to smooth Jim Doris
feelings because Senator Gray did NOT
get him job In Washington. he was
appointed secretary. Doris Is mem,
Der OF zig family Of Democrats but
ne has been left out In tho cold Their
Ioman's rotations, Gallagher. Early.
and Shearer were present A5 well us
the court house tlroman Campbell
who played the trick on John Iaylol
and elected Harry White.
Mclvor was present also. He has
been soro also because lie was dereat
cd Tor assessor two ycars ago and goi
lett Tor civil soryles Job because h,
was klenle man before and to soothe
aim over because no ono olsO wanted
u they let him Into tie Beard oil Edu
cation for the first ami last time
President OF Council was there tar
Rs vol as brother Al. Everything
was han mony and John H.. Rodney
was elected TO the County Committed
because he knew n thing or two from
past experiences with Cap ltidtngs ant
the delinquent tax payers and lie cal
tell Brother Dlclloy Ill! lie will b,
Wantlngto know in that limo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
Al the Auditorium,

Rev. James Is. Davenport said In
part and purport:
The signs of Christs coming are
among us The Bible tells Us that tn .
Llmo for coming will Ue when there Id
great opposition 10 Jesus Christ. II Is
forming now. Tho destruction of tho
Christian marriage has begun already.
Laws to pun down the rich. lava to
give power to the rich aud to oDpres 8
the poor are being made. Society Is
breaking up. These arc the signs. IL
Is not only IN this country, but the
world over. There are signs OF people
refusing Gods Son. God has wrath
and lie will let 1t loose on these peo.
pie. ASK Christ now and he will come
TO you and forgive YOU"
Mr.. davenport Will preach at the
Auditorium next Sunday night
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The Maryland club celebrated their
first nnuiy rsury on Friday, May 18TH,
at their rooms $50 french street. Tie
ayehlng programme consisted OF
speeches, select reading. solos and
ms flnental music. At ii O'clock
the "a quet commenced, which was
lniuiget IN by both clubs very freely
alter which the evening was spent In
gaines and general umusemeuts. The
monday tiuh.p 40 In numbar. aud
other Invited friends Tho presidents
OF both clubs were very much pleased
with the successful outlook OF the
clubs GEoRGE W. ANpEEsoN.
President OF the Maryland Club.
HIRAM NJ. G0GDeR,
President OF the Monday Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

What has baifled the medical pro.
fession Tor ages has at last been solv.
led. A celebrated physician has found
10 quick and certain cure for Golfer.
or Big Neck. 1t contains no poison,
|is perfectly harmless Snd has never
failed to make q perfect cure In q
single instance. There Ia no pain or
bad effects, the Golfer simply dis.
appearing. Generally elk bottles will
Cure, although two or three times
that quaint ty may be required In very
old and obstinate cases, but this Is
very rare. We have known this ply
sician for many years and have mado
with him TO furnish it
to those afflicted with Golfer. lie
makes the remedy for US himself, ex,
actly as he uses 1t In his practice. 1t
will not be sold through the trade.
Send directly to US aud we will sup.
ply you. Send measurement OF neck
with order. Single pint bottle S2.00,
Six pints, $1,000. We pay the express
on six pints or over. So confident are
we OF the efficacy OF this remedy that
we guaratee a cure In every case or
refund the money. We refer to this
paper for our reliability and good
faith. Show this to your afflicted
friends as this notice will not soon DO
repeated. Address b. L. jackson &c
Co... Manufacturing Chemists, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

To Name County Convention Members.
These members of the County Elk.
Iecutive Committee will be selected to.
morrow night In the rooms OF the
Young Mems Democratic Club by these
delegates:
First ward. Joseph Bickta; Second.
James I. McHugh; Third, Neal Dough.
erty; Fourth William Hayes; Fifth,
Frank Z. Phalen; Sixth, Thomas Rear.
don; Seventh, james McVey; Eighth.
John Hltchens or James W. Gillespie;
Ninth. George W. Simpson; Tenth,
James McGrath: Eleventh. Henry X.
smith; Twelfth, William Long.
Brandywlne, Christopher q. Fighter;
Ghristiana. Thomas Toy; st. Georges,
Jefferson b. Foaid; Red Lion, James
a. Mulllgan; Pencader, David G. Rose,
Jr,; New Castle. John II. Rodney;
White Clay Creek, Theodore i.
Armstrong. 80
willard Sauiiebury will probably be
one OF tho members OF the County
committee from this city. Patrick
Neary will probably not accept a posl-
lion he being member OF the election
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

In speaking of tho reported attitude
OF the Cleveland.Greshman admins
tration towards Samoa and AIR. Bay
ards crow-eatlng part in the transac.
ton. a newspaper said the other day:
Ambassador Bayard is proceeding
like man who intends taking up a
permanent residence In England" No
one need be surprised to learn after
the next election in Delaware that Mr..
Bayard has concluded to remain in
England for the rest of his days. In
that event he will probably be elected
to Parliament, where he will furnish
one vote at least all the time against
Homo Rule In Ireland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY.


Preparations Completed for Honorin9
tho Fallen Patriots by the Local @. A.
II. Posts.
The Wilmington Posts OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic have completed
their arrangements for an appropriate
observance OF Memorial Day, next We'd
nesday. The feature of the occasion
will be parade. which will take place
In the afternoon. @. A. w. Frishmuth
will be chief marshal. Daniel Ross
chief OF staff. and Hilbard Entrlken aid.
These officers will be assisted III the
parade by the department commander
and his stan. The order OF tie line will
be as follows:
Platoon of police.
Chief marshal and stan.
Smyth Post Band.
Smyth Post.
Sheridan Post.
Sons of Veterans
-..-.-. City Council.
Board or EducaI ion.
Street and Sewer board
Police Commission.
Park Commission. ..."
-..-..... Water Commission.
The procession will form on Ere nch
street, right resting on Fourth and
Will move at O'Clock. over the follow
ing ioute: Up Fourth street to Market,
to Tenth. to Delaware avenue, to X Cd
ney, to Brandywine Park.
The exercises will continue in the
park, where addresses will be made
by hugh o. Browne. Esq, Rev. J. s.
Willis and others.
Wednesday morning the various
Posts Will assemble at the several
headquarters at . O'Clock, from which
nlnnAa fhnu xEil - a
ent cemeteries about the city for the
purposes Of appropriately decorating
the graves OF deceased comrades.
Smyth Post will visit Old Swedes, As
bury and Riyeryiew cemeteries. Sher,.
dan Post will go to Wilmington X
Brandywine and Cathedral cemeteries
and DUPONT Post will stop at Mount
Salem cemetery en- route to DuPonta
Banks, whore The latter hosts and
guests. will spend the day. General
U. 5. Grant Post will visit the rural
cemeteries In Brandywine hundred,
after which the Post will go to shiloh
and Bethel cemeteries by b. a. D. rail-.
road, leaving Lancaster avenue station
at 9.54. Previous TO their departure
they Will decorate the graves In
Cathedral Cemetery.
Sumner Post Will decorate the
graves in the colorad cemetery.
While the parade In the afternoon
will not be as elaborate as in recent
years, the general observance through
out the whole day will he onplete
ana very appropriate. A great many
oil tho floral decorations will be con-
tributed by tile general public, and a
number OF school children will assist
the veterans In strewing flowers OH
tue graves.
Flowers donated will be received at
the rooms OF Smyth and Sheridan
Posts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

A political influence has been at
tributed to Rev. Jonathan S. Willis
sermon at Scott NJ. L. Church sunday
evening.
Sons OF America attended Brandy.
wine NJ. L. Church to hear sermon
by Rev. Asbury Burke.
Tho American Mechanics attended
Asbury.
Sundny WINS a great @. A. II. day
Aside fgpm the memorial service at ST.
Pauls NJ n. Church. DUPONT Post at
tended Scott, Sheridan Post Rodney
Presby ClTireh In the forenoon.
and smyth Post Harrison 81. h.
Chprcn.
EARLY store closing was favored by
RaV ,. 3. Meesrr at tho second lIap.
tiat hurch sunday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

In the centre OF the city Is large
manufacturing establishment which
employs Waterman to go around
hourly at night anu inspect the pant.
This man, although having nice
family around him. Utmost nightly
has a nice tets-a-tete with nice young
hu widow resides in the vicinity,
Those who know the mans wife say
II she hears about this matter there
Will certainly be n tragedy. and II the
lifm hears of 1t here will he vacan-
cy Tor Waterman. The man with a
scrlptural name should beware.