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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

DOOMS FOR RENT-15O6 MARKET
AG street. Suitable for offices and lodging.
Front rooms on Market street. Both gnSeS and
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1901 Market street. ln2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04
NOTICE ToTIEV1or

otherRP f5s9 an he holding liens by jndrme,.
OF TeckiaEWesTeecsSSeerre estate or n part thereof
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
MELTING Is CLOS ED.
Some More Records smash d at the Pair
Grounds Bicy lie Track.

Four more state records were smashed
yesterday, making n total of sixteen state
and one worid'- record during the three
days. VI II. Burt did not 20 for the one.
third mile worlds record yes erday on &C
count of the wind, but will make trial
for it some time this week. All class Il
state records are now held by Burt. Feb
lrisen and Miller. All important records
uD TO two miles are held bv Burt, aud
from two miles up by Ross Miller The
state records as they now stand are as fol-
lows:
Quarter mile flying start, unpaced. ;2.-
VI. II. Burt.
Quarter mile standing start, unpsced.
80 Harry Fehle.sen.
Oue Ii If mile flying start, unpaced. 100
M H. Burt.
One-haIf mile standing start, unpaced,
1.Ol-M. ii. Burt.
Three fourth mile flying start, unpaced.
l:435t-M. IL. Burr.
Oue-third mile flying start, unplced, ~
Ross Miller.
One-th I'd mile standing start, ubpeced,
A 5-HArry Fehleisen.
Two mile flying START, u0paced, 5:i9-
Ross Miller.
Two mile flying start, paced, sos i
Ross Miller.
Two mile standing start. paced, 5:37i =
Ross Miller.
Three mile flying start, unpaced. $50 =
Ross Miller
Three nile flying start, paced, s.26-
Ross Miller.
Four mile flying start. unpaced, 1l:7-
Ross Miller.
Five mile flying start, unpaoed, 1881
Ross Miller.
Five mile standing start, paced, bis
Ro-s Miller.
Ten mile standing start, paced, 26.32-
Ross Miller
One-haif mile. Miller and Burt on tan
dem. Il wing start l.oi 10
Que mile. F-uleisru aud Burt on tandem,
flying start. 2.2S.
FIVE mile. Niiuer and Burt On tandem.
hylug start, 1872.
There are twenty more state records yet
to get which viii b. tried for next week by
Burt. Miller aud NJ ~ .ssil. FeuleIseu viii
not ride any more. Every one j. invited
to attend the triti- against time. aad next
week the fair grounds will be open 10 all
who want 10 attend free al charge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
CATARRH LECTURE
By Dr.. Hartman, President of the sursi
cal Hotel.
Extract Reported for the Press.

As the skin covers the outside OF the
body, so the mucous membrane lines the
inside of the body. 1t lines the nose. the
mouth, the throat, the bronchial tubes.
the sir cells, the Gsophagus. the stomach.
me bowels, the gall bladder, the kidneys,
the bladder. The womb, etc.
Taking cold in any region OF this lining
moCus membrane Causes an irritation OF
that locality, which IS always known in
medical psr!anCe as ca arm OF that part OF
the organism. Hence We have catsTrh OF
the head. Catarrh uf the throat, cttarIh of
the lungs. OF the stomach. 81 the bowels,
OF the bladder, % the womb, etc.
Catarrh IS Of two A!uds-acute and
chronic
The acute form Of catarrh IS ALWAYS that
cou-ested condition of the Mucous mem
o7ane which takes place immediately upon
taking cold.
Chronic catarTh az the nose is a thick
eDed condition OF the mucous membrane,
following the acute stage Of the disease.
At nrst the membrane Il ctroulc cafarrh
! bat slightly thIcAened: but a. time goes
on without curing the disease the cbiuE
eBlug continues, until the mrmbrsE may
be four o. i've times a. thick - "a h-altL.
And Ia rare cases tie hyPerrrOpby stsick-
en.ugl continues until the opposite sur
faces. covered by IL uCOus mem brsne. meet
and entirely close tie nostEils. 50 that the
breathing esq take plsee oniT through the
mouth.
No matter az what part O; tie mucous
man braue tie Irritation OF scu:s cstATrh
: located, Pe-Ec-oa = the Only remedy
ghst Will under az circumstance, efs-cJ
cure IL acute cztAyGh the dose @: Pc
rl-uA = a 5easuCoutlI every -yvo Lou-> dug
la- TIE day, which vii. iuyaTlu,y eject =
cure IN from >evea to ,~n day In chronic
cztarrh Pe-su-UA should d taken = tea
. spoonful o=i44e each uez. AID - bxd..me.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
kFELEY CURE INpoRsED

ID. J. X. Bauduy. IL. d, professor OF
nervous AID mental diseases and medical
Jurisprudence in the Missouri Medical cos
lsge, writes rs follows:
Il has been my good fortune. Tor several
years 10 be thoroughly aud Intimately
with DR.. Leslie E keeley's cure % the
opium and liquor habits. / cons der its
success marvellous more So than any words
s-e ad,q uate 10 express. l have seat the
doctor no. less than Que hundred patients
IN whom was personally IN e.rs si. Thy
bavs gone TO him phySlca. aud moral
wrecks. aud In "A few short weeks have
retu REL 10 vigorous health sui petirctiy
cnrcd. with aOt he slightest py0cIiv!ty or
tue least craving Tor th-sr former vicious
ihdu S~uc~~. Most OF tSem remain pr
maneutiy cured. aud II "a lew Teia.sed. It
Was only through u p-ryersrues, aud dew
iiish peF.sc y lnvXcusaUle. ~
physlclau IF thirty years
experience L charac-er erie AS malicious
aO>urd and utterly untrue the stat ril-utS
that tue doctors mel hods ever pro lucrd
the slightest III effects. Thi, fac, how
ever, l. TOO well subsgautiaJed aid +. urr-
ally known to thousands of individual,
from all Classes OF society that be doctor
has cured, aud to TOO m-ny hcoesI AMI
grateful! hearts 10 ueeG any special refu-
tatIou.
What stronger Enforcement than this
COULD one desirr? DR.. BaUduy = one o.
the very highest authorities IA the United
States upon nervous diseases md certainly
does noe speak IN such strong terms with
out tull knowledge Of DR.. k-el-y's cure.
S.!ch testimony l. un .mp-achablr. In
fact. II II fully borne out Uy the work of
the Kansas Kelly institutes. which are
located In the Portsmouth building. X an
sa- City. Kan, aud COL Clay street, Topeka.
There Is 10 institute Ia this city admins
terins the Kelley remedies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
NEARING THE WIRE
DENNIS T. FLYNN'S GALLANT RACE
WILL SOON BE WON.
He Enters the Hor: eStretch Many
Lengths Ahead of His Laboring
Comprehensive Doubt Now OF
His Being Declared Winner Next
Tuesday by Five Thousand.

Special Dlspatch TO the Daily Eagle.
GUTHRIE, .. T., Nov. 3-The Republi-
cans of Oklahoma appear TO feel confident
that Dennis 7. Flynn will be returned to
congress by at least 1900 plurality. The
lowest estimate of the chairman of the
territorial committee. Marshal Grimes,
of Flynn's plurality, is $500. The Popu-
sts claim that Ralph Beaumont their
candidate will at least he second in the
race. while the Democrats claim that
F!ynn's plurality will not exceed ], 900 and
that Joe Wisby will distance Beaumont.
The campaign has been in progress for
over two months. Mr.. Beaumont began
bis canvass in August; Mr.. Wisby early in
September, and Mr.. Flynn went to work
soon after he returned home from Wash
iugton. Each candidate has made Wig
orous campaign and has been well backed
by his committee, and so far as they are
personally concerned the campaign has
been conducted with courtesy TO each
other and on a high standard, and in fact,
except some false. scurrilous attacks on
Mr. Flynn and Mr. Wisely by some of the
Popuist organs. the same may be said of
the three parties and in truth such I'M
warranted conduct has been strongly con-
demned and denounced by leading Pop
ulistS.
II is estimated that out of the twenty
two counties in The territory the Rrpubli-
cans will carry fifteen, the Democrats five
and tue POpulists only two, but the time Is
not distant when the facts will be demon
strated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
ALLEE SAME MEXICAN MAN.
Chinese Who Know Their Rights and
Knowing Dare Maintain.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "A local news
paper which has been investigating the
matter finds that fifty even Chinese have
registered in the city OF San Francisco and
VIII vote at the coming election. or
course they are all Chinese y ho claim 10
have been born on American soil,
These Monaghan electors, ii is said, have
formed al organization and elected a
boss" aud from his headq 1arter- in
Chinatown the - s." hiss announced that
he l. ready to make arrangements with
The men who are doing politics Ia the III
teTest of various Candidates The news
paper announces thst there are > 600
Chinese in California who are native bern
and who might have registered for tine
coming election.
II is stated that the ms orily OF them will
vote two Years hence. and iuasmuch a.
every Chiuamsn ) absolutely under the
control Of the Chinese SIX companies aud
does the bidding OF the Organic iou's head
men IL every matter, II = apparent that ne
CLiuese vote may readily become a serious
matter u California politics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
MEXICO SHAKEN,
Strongest Earthquake Ever Felt There
Visits the Capital City.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. Sat OBS o'clock
last nighe the strongest earthquake shocks
ever felt in Mexico occurred here, lasting
over five minutes. Many houses and walls
were thrown down. The streets were full
of moving people. Many were wounded
and a number have died. The electric and
other lights went out, leaving the city in
darkness. All traffic was suspended. The
streets were tiileI with screaming, shout
ing, praying people. The scene was indie
scribable. People in the theatres which
We're all running at the time, We're
terribly frightened ard panics were
averted only by the police. At Orrin
theater Juan Terorio was being given,
and ?uSt as the graveyard scene was pre-
scented TIE people, naturally superstiriOus.
saw the statue move and Screamed that
the end of the word hau come, and Fl ID.
People III trains Were the most fright
ensd Of s!i All telephone connections
We're interrupted. The shocks were felt
in tire surrounding towns, but METALS have
not been received ye;. Il l. reported that
three persons were killed and ten
, wounded by the shock in this city so far
as known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
BULLETIN OF
Tl1e Daily Eaale
Wichita, Sunday November 4, 1894.

Wea her Tor Wichita Today:
Fair; Cooler; North Winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
TAKING 4 BREATH
NEW YORES CAMPAIGN ORATORS
CEASE THEIR ELGQUENOE.
Each Side Rests Its Case as 10 Gener-
IL IssueS-Mr. Crisp on the Scene.
Factions in a Fermen With De-
sertions-Betting Odds on Morton
and Str-ng.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Practically the last
guns in tue political Campaign IN this 81 ate
were fired today. Distinguished speakers
who have filled the air with eioQueuce for
Republican and Democratic Candidates,
Ceased their l,bors with tonight's demon
straiion and made their Wy home TO at
tend to their own oilics From now IN
til Tuesday next the campaign takes on a
!oc q! air.
The Chairman of the two state commit
tees have delivered their usual charges to
their adherents to stand firm-ihe Repub-
lIcans Yesterday. the Dem lcrats today
aud que' has settled over most o. the po-
liticai headquarters in this eli y
\ ripple of luterrss was caused at the
Democratic beIiqutrters this afternoon
by Inc arrival OF Speaker Crisp. be spoke
tonight with Governor Flower at the
Democratic mass meeting in Brooklyn.
Other important meetings this afternoon
were those OF the Comm tee of seventy a.
Music hail, tie anti Iammany mass N ct
lug IN Madison square aud the antl-HIll
meeting III Cooper uuion. There were a
number of other M eting OF miuor IN
parFauce AID torehiight pArades.
Hugh Grant rodsy Claimed 60 600
maj ,rlty for the Hill state ticket in Tits
city. and as 10 his own prospects for the
mayoralty, declared that he never in any
camprigu felt more confident Of victory
than now.
AT Republican headquarters Chairman
Hackett today claimed Norton's election
by $4,000. More than $1,000 plurality Is
claimed for The comui, tee OF Seventy
ticket by the lea iers of the various oTganI-
cations supporting il, despite tue equally
large counter claims gwen out hy Tam
many men at the Grant headquarters and
elsewhere.
Charles Steckler, OF the Independent
county organic ,tion. said today that he
figured on Tammany's m ,jority of IL 90
below Fourteenth street last year beng
cut down 10 about 10000 next Tuesday
and estimated that the Seventys ticket
would have from 10000 10 81, 600 plurality
There has been a good deal Ot betting to-
day Al the ruling odd, of ) o l. on MORT on
for governor. and 10 To on SIroug for
mayor.
Daniel Spelissey, n lawyer. has written a
long letter to William X. Gray, resigniug
from the state Democracy and announcing
his Intention To vote for Grant. Many
other defactIous from the state Democracy
were reported at the Grant headquarters,
while the Gray people retorted by giving
out Isis OF Democratic voters who had rr-
pudiaIed Tammauy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
CoUNTISa THEIR CHICKENS.
LeweI.ne's Major, y Figured Too Big %
Even a PopGIl-t Yea.

TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. She Kansas
canpai n graet sally closed tonight With
boia tue Republican, aaG P0palsis claim
Tag the election % their entire -tste uckeL
Ls!snd II the Rspubi.caa committee,
claimed Morrill, WI have 500 p!ursiItT
lie asserts the Republicans VIII el-C-
eighty representative. - that Eeoub.'-
csu laiJesi States senator Wi. u cL-sr1
70 succeed John Marta
Chairman Briet-ntnai. e tie Popu -
committee say- Lsveii.az viii bs elected
by - % plurality: tEat Tie P5pallsts wi!
elsc, eighty representatives. tins gsSioS
tie Popl -. wEo coatrot tie state 80
ale. Il tn- l1r.iy o. J3iut d
Chairman R.cHsrl>so. az Tie D=-4o
c-..t.- canm Is= VIII uot give l-lrr- aa
governor he claims tbe Dem 5-I-s-s WiI4
elrc. twelve % fifteen ulefID-ss % the -
ls,ure sud Will thus he'd Tie balance y.
power.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
nE VIII UEHAIN.
W. NJ shaver CON inuea - acting sccrct7ry-
Prof LutI e urcd A. Physical Difcctqr.

The board Of directors 0f the y. u G. A.
met Yesterday and secured the s~Tv ce- %
". VI. Shaver Hs sciiug secretary for the
ensuing year. NJ. shaver ten Tered bis
RS guation % the society some weeks since
but the board persuaded him 10 reconsider
tue matter, aud yesterday we're greatly
gr4tiii-d on receiving from Mr. Shaver bis
CONSENT l. remain during the coming year.
NJ. Shaver is q very competent young man
for the position.
The board also secured the services o.
Professor JJhu v. Luz 81 Beaver FalIz.
Pa, - pty-rca4 director Tor ibi. wear.
Professor Latz is a graduate 81 f: he Spring
field. Mss. pDy-ic.l tr4iuIag school aad
comes u NlcIltt highly recommended
both - Christ IAN aud as a director q
phv-isa tr13lII--
The quote ~ of'lcers j. r07V complete as
fo..ov-. " ?. = auI-y, precedent. n 81
D-w-y. vice prs. .~1t. =. y. PARK. 90 orb
lax ser. tlry- \ =. he sLder. tr~4sufsr.
r. Nis-Huu<er, s0.ra.yD4a.nx b-er~isrv.
". - -naveT, acriux s-cr~tsry. aud Pro-
lessor Joha IS Lurz. physical director.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
HOME RULE OUTLOOK.
Detection of Healy and the Pacifcation
Of the Irish Farmer Reported.

LONDON, Nov. 3. -According to the re-
ports published today, the affairs of the
Irish parties grow worse, aud the pros
pecs of the passage OF any home-ruie
measures are very slim indeed. Timothy
Healey is said 10 have definitely cut loose
from Messrs Mccarthy and Dillon, and it
is added that he will carry with him at
the outset about as many men as the Par
nellites have in their ranks. This, the
Healeyites claim, will be only a nucleus Of
the membership their party will eventual
ly have The tug of war will come at the
general election. The Healyites Will have
II newspaper and the bulk OF tie money
provided.
j. II. Mack OF the Pail Mall Gazette,
predicts thrt the Irish farmers who have
been the backbone OF the Nationalist
movement, will become Tories they are
gradually getting what they want in re-
gard o land, and the increased traffic upon
the IRISH railroads shows that they are
prospecting
The Scotland yard authorities inform
the Associated Press that they have evil
dence that the physical force party is
planning an immediate campaign. This
activity, it is claimed, Is ii consequence Of
the reply of John Morley to the deputa-
ton who called on him few days ago in
reference TO the release of the Irish prison
Prs now serving terms OF imprisonment i'll
England under the treason-felony act.
After listening 10 the deputation Mr..
Morley said that he would inform his col
leagues of the views of the deputotlon, but
added that. though he personally had every
d, sire to make concessions, the current of
popular sentiment In Ireland recognized
that the imprisoned men had no claim to
any special clemency. The Scotland Yard
officials added that the physical force party
are in active communication with their
sympathiZers in the United Sta es. The
officials are receiving reports concerning
the operations of the party in America
from Pinkerion's detective agency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

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cf merssrls prefers b. slsa.ls .4-srrsi Win
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
CLAIMED BY BOTH.
Republicans and Populists Of Colorado
Guess Forty Thousand Votes Apiece.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 3.-Both the Re-
publicaus and POpulists claim they Will
carry the state Tuesday. Irving Howbert.
chairman of the Republican state Com
mittee, says a canvass of the entire state
has convinced him that the Republic 81
state ticket will have plurality of IS, 600
to 20, 900. On the other hand Chairman
Clark of the Pupullst committee says that
the POpulist state ticket will come 10
Araphh0e county. in which Is Denver.
with 1000 pluarlity, and that the result
in Arapahoe will be stand off, aud that
the Populists will control the legislature
which Will elect a successor 10 Senator
Wolcott. They claim the reelection of
Congressman Pence aud Bill.
The Republicans also claim the legisla-
ture aud the election OF both congressman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS CLOSE.
Last Rally Of the Campaign Held at the
State Capital.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills, Nov. 3.-The Demo
Gratis closed their campaign with a mon
sJer rally today in honor of Vice President
Stevenson. Tue city was literally deco
rated with flags ami bunting. Every train
brought large numbers of visitors Vice
President Stevenson aud Colonel William
Il. Morrison arrived early in the morning
from Chicago and from 10 10 - O'Clock
held a reception at the IT. Nicholas hotel
Ia he afte noon they were sscorted u :he
court house square by the Young Men ;
Democratic c'rn, where they a dressed an
audience oi 5000 u 6. 900 People.
Vice President Stevenson spoke on what
had been accomplished by the Democratic
party since IL, accession 20 power last year
aud devoted considera lie time 20 the tariff
question. Colonel Morr.son's speech was
principally devoted TO tbs tariff question.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
FoUR DIG SUCCESSES.

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make geJ.l 81. tie a4T~ff isilE claimed Tor
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
PASSAGE IN STATE,
Body of the Gar Soon TO be Conveyed to
st. Petersburg.

LIvADIA, Nov. 3.-The body OF Gar
Alexander WAS embalmed Thursday night:
lie will lie in state here before ii is removed
to Odessa. The arrangements for the con-
veyance Of the remains to Odessa were
com plered today. The minister of war
has been ordered 10 provide guards OF
honor at the various DOlnfs along the route
from Oiessa to S.. Petersburg and also to
place guards along all the railways that
will be traversed.
Il is said now that Princess Alix will
not leave Russia after the funeral. She
will go to Moscow on a visit TO her sister,
Grand Duchess Sergius.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
FRANCI. I. LIS WHY.

lNDIANAPULIs, lad, Nov. 3.-G5vernor
D. + Frances OF Missouri delivered a
DeuOcrat.c address here evening. lie
took up the charges made by Harrison,
Red aad Mckinley t8st the recent paBic
aud succ--a. NJ hard times was cau-eI by
D-moC-st.c 4eZl-ia Ion, and answered
hem g. CJuy4lC ~ manner. Inc
troubles were brought about. b. said. ~
tue depletion % he treasury b. tie Hsr-
y.sou admins ration. lie lsmOastlzsti0a
% silver and lie cyu>tq neat JOS - this
country q god
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
LUXURY OR WANT.

TROY. y. y, Nov. 3.-Thomas 3 Reed
talked for al boar and s half TO at least
800 people IN this city tonight. Mr. Reed
spoNe very deliberate thu:
The fact that yoI are here in sucn a
vehement manner aud II large mum ber~.
emphasizes the fact that / am not needed
her, but II also shows Tat you are aware
II the importance OF td- coming election
applause. This election hinges On 90 sen
tlment, but upon the question Of whether
we shall live Il luxury or II want You
perhaps have become aware II Ili- thing
yOuIS-f In fact, you should have fhOuS bt
10 over, because many 90 Won nave nal
nothing 10 do for -i2l' cen months but 10
think 10 over" tA.plsu--I.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
xINLEY LOOKS WELL.

GLEEELAED. Ohio, nov. 5.-ls1VeEEor
MckIL.=y closet me canp4!sa 70 thls city
toalEr; with a spsscE a. Saengsrfest hall,
which was crowded 70 the doors l. spite
Q. ai- bar! wers dariaZ TIE csmpaiSu e
looks well and Be spoke ;or izht with sIl
h.s well known vsglr and r!Oquescs Re
o.scu-sri the ter = question much - re
la~ { .-cu-se1 g. e.,ssl ere. and emphasized
tH- u-----l-y 81 si-c-ih- a Eepubl ctu rs1l-
gressnl-ll 4a place % 7 = l. isEa.5n. TIE
ayoTec free trader. % c-gr-s=ut s1cl
= stFguE protection district - ths@ Iae
governor ull -u.rak 90 Caatou, RI home.
ca Monday ulxlr. a. = b. custom. tie
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