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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA. April II.
CATTLE
Cstt1e-Markct l0si5c lower.
REPRESENTATIVES SALES
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There was bid f5r car lead OF good hog.
las. evening 81 81
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TO LEAsE scHoo1. LANDS.

GUTHRIE. o. T., April n.-[Special1-
The following official notice in relation to
the leasing of school lands in Oklahoma
was issued from the governors Office to-
day:
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Hocs-Market 10aI5c lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF
hos Ia yards f03Ia.-
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BIG STRIKE ON TAP
UNITED MINE WORKERS ORDER
EVERY ONE OUT APRIL 81.

should This Tie Up Fail to Bring the
Operators to Terms the Executive
Board is Authorized to Take
Further Steps to Accom-
plish Desired End-Action
of Vast Importance
to Mine Workers.
Other Strike
News.
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Opened. Highest Lowest. Closed.

Cash quotations We're as follows:
Flour easier. No. spring wheat 5e7s. No.
g. Csc; No red 5eSsc. 10 corn S.5zc.;
No oats 3lt5c, No 2 white 34sS5ci
barley. nominal. No. 4sa5sc. No. 4Ss5Ic.
No ! fia1seed 81 3lal3l1s. Prime timothy seed
81 p Mess pork per barrel sl2 2oal2 2>>i@. Lard,
per 100 pounds, 81 % 51R7 40c, Short ribs sides,
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE agreement
between Senators Harris and Aldrich went
into effect today and from 10 o'clock the
tariff bill was under discussion and Sem
ators Hale OF Maine. and PETER of Kan
sas, spoke against it. The time of tho sem
ate from IL TO l and from to 6 p. NJ,
when it went into executive session, was
taken up In consideration of the urgency
deficiency BILL but without reaching any
conclusion in regard to it.
Senator Hale concluded his speech at
BIS and Senator PETER finished his speech
which was begun ana interrupted last
Thursday.
When Mr.. PETER began the second in
stallment of his speech, there was a fair
attendance of senators on both sides OF the
chamber. but they gradually melted away
and at one time there was only one Demo-
crat and one Republican and one Populist
visible on the floor.
Daring Mr.. PETERS speech, Mr.. Quay
made the point of no quorum, when Mr..
Harris remarked he regarded that sugges-
ton as a violation of tae agreement
reached that the tariff bill should be con-
sidered between l aud 5 O'Clock each DAY
without any dilatory motions.
Mr.. Henderson agreed with Mr.. Harris
in his understanding OF the agreement,
and remarked that one senator from the
majority and three frsm the minority, AS
had occurred during the day. could hardly
be called the senate of the United States.
Mr.. Quay explained he did not under.
stand that there had been any agreement,
aud asked leave to withdraw his sugges-
ton. but the bill had been started rolling
and could not be 80 easily checked.
Mr.. Wolcott said that he did not under
stand that an agreement between Senators
Harris and Aldrich bound the rest of the
senate and he for one should not hesitate
to move an adjournment, an executive
session, or to obtain a quorum.
Senators Manderscu and Harris COM
planned that according TO the universal
usayes OF the senate, an agreement made
BY unanimous consent bound ali senators,
whether or not they were present when
the agreement was reached, SO Mr.. Wal
colt subsidized.
Mr.. Dolph made the point of order that
the question of a quorum having been
raised could not be withdrawn, and the
sustained the point in spite Of the protests
of Mr.. Quay, who apologized for uninten-
tionally violating the agreement.
Enough senators came ia during the roll
call 10 make quorum.
Mr.. PETER then resumed his speech, In
the course of which he said the bill dis
eliminated against the former. and that
the only thing the agricultural classes
asked was that they should receive pro-
lection as the manufacturers did. He said
it was out of order to call the Wilson bill
a tariff measure, and he criticized free
wool, claiming the farmer was not bene-
fitted nor was anyone else. The pending
bill WAS not bill for protection nor for
reveuue, and the Democracy could take
no pride in its passing.
AT O'Clock the tariff bill was suspend
ed and the senate took up the urgency de-
ficiency bill which was discussed without
action until 6 O'Clock, when the senate
went into executive session, at the con-
clusion of which it adjourned at 6:25.
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Chicago Marke

CHICAGO, April. IL
The market today experienced the following
range of prices.
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ger The production of these is an expensive
process. If cost debars us from using the
material in large quantities, it can be used
for friezes. say above a high oak dado, or
in squares or panels.
The average room requires about 10 rolls
of paper. Machine made goods are more
artistic and more accurate than those
made by hand. In the case of a floral pat
tern, where many colors are superimposcd,
the effect of the colors printed over each
other in the wet state in the machine is
much more mellow and artistic than in
the case of similar pattern in handmade
goods, because in the latter case tho col
ors are individually allowed to dry before
fresh color is supplied, the finished effect
being hard and unsympathetic.
The ornament in one of tho new paper
hangings is in the style of q stripe with
what is known as Grown" frieze which
finishes off the paper at the top so as to
produce the effect of ono continuous pat
tern. A number of styles of this combina-
ton appears. One particularly graceful is
dark blue stripe on a cream white
ground, with floral ornament in stripe
in white and pink flowers with green
leaves. Tho whole combination fits beau
tifully the modern colonial style of furnish
ing. The woodwork is in ivory white,
and the molding at angle of ceiling is in
tho same ivory tone, picked out with gold.
Many of tho new effects have the upper
third of the wall space filed in with
stripes, being alterations of mica and flat
color. a rose pattern on background of
French gray stripes and pattern in cm-
piro green on a similar background are
indications of the dclicacy of this style.
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MUSIC AS MEDICINE.
It Dilates the Blood Vessels and Improves
the Nutrition.

the Nutrition.
1t is found that music has distinct in
, fuence upon the circulation of the blood
| expressed by greater frequency OF the
hearts pulsations, and that there are va
| riations in the blood pressure dependent
upon the pitch and loudness Of the sound.
1.-The effect of music is to dilate the blood
! vessels SO that the blood flows more freely.
By. increased blood supply nutrition is
affected Therefore for the improvement
of health, which depends upon nutrition,
the musician is an Indispensable ally of
the physician.
These scientific researches were made
| with great care by Dogiel, q Russian doc
tor, and excited deep interest in England.
A guild of ST Cecilia was formed in Lon
don which has for one of its objects ''tc
test the power of soft music t. induce
| calmness of mind, alienation of pain and
Sleep 1t also undertakes to provide a
large number of specially trained must
, clans who shall hold themselves in readi-
ness to answer the summons Of a physi-
clan.
The results already obtained are most
gratifying. The violin, well played, had
| wonderfully soothing effect. and all soft
music produced that tranquility Of spirit
| which is such power for good, reducing
| feverishness and pain and bringing the
| forgetfulness and refreshments of sleep to
| tired eyes and brains. 1t is hoped, says
Harper's Bazaar, that the new remedy may
prove of practical and lasting benefit, SO
| that
Not poppy nor mandragora
Nor all the drowsy sirups of the world
shall he more notent than music's magic
spells.
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CARDS OF THANKS. OBITUARY NOTICES. ppe
oLUTIoNs OF RESPECT, ETC, will be charnasS
at the rate OF ten cents per line. No chaos
less than seventy five cents. o.
ALL ADVERTISING ANNOUNCEMENTS OF ~
rERTAINMENTs, whose object is the raising q.
money will be charged at the rate OF fiftesn
cents line. esn
ADVERTISING NOTICES, news form, will n.
excluded from our local columns, ey cept an II
our advertising columns, and will be run mn N
der separate head on the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the ,Jorp
NAL promptly will confer favor BY potif~
ing the Office immediately
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The New Wall Papers.

The beginning of tho new wall paper
season discloses host Of beautiful designs,
according to The Decorator and Furnisher
the source of the Illustration and follow
ing suggestive items:
The most sumptuOus wall papers arc
those in imitation of embossed leather
The best of these have ali the artistic quail
tiles of the latter material, the only differ
ence being that the leather will wear Ion
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Fred Hamlen and Orlando Curiier' re-
prese nling Trinity Comman lery anu D. he
blanchard ard w. II. williams OF Belhie'
hem Lodge, T. & A. M, left here yes'ei'
day morning to escort the remains Oh wv
late DR.. w. L. Thompson to Dover ~ H.
he haviog been member Of these M"sopi'
bodies. The rem ,ins were placed on the
10 10 train at Hsllowell.
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Those who attend the entertainments
and concert at the Free Baptist yesuy'
Thursday evening. will enjoy a very eh'
cellent programme. The little Auburn
miss, Verna Noyes, is said to be remark
able child, and at the big benefit for 'De
Norway fire sufferers recently held IN ''as
city, created a sensation in her songs anu
recitations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03

Rev. j. F. Leland left for New York,
Tuesday morning, to attend the state con-
vention of the Universalist society and
will return for his Sunday services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03

A prominent Augusta citizen remarked
yesterday, 81 believe that the Augusta
board of trade might be the means OF hsv-
ing shoe factory established in the Allrn
block if it would make an effort
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Mrs. M. J. Blaisdell, who has been here
visiting Mrs. II. S. Blaisdell, Oak street,
left for her home at Los Angeles Cal,
Tuesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03

The Kennebec Steam Carpet Cleaner o.
MADDEN, proprietor, is now open. g .:,p I
postal card to or leave an order win III. III, "
Locke, Water St., and it will be promp.'
attended to. oo'''
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The new fish market of l.. II. Cushing
viii be ready for business Thursday. Mr..
Gushing will leave for Portland, today, to
purchase a stock of fish, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03

Postmaster I. j. Lynch has appointed
Edwin II. Tiilson as temporary night fire
man of the postoflice and William Iennes'
sey as laborer in the custodian department
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The course of lectures at the Unitarian
church will begin October |, by an Illus
trated lecture on 1.-THE Seven Great Styles
of Architecture" by Prof. Warren OF Coipy
University. October 10, Prof. Bellows
IAN Evening With Tennyson." OCTOBER
%, Watari Kitashims, Japan, Old anu
New"
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Mr.. A. w. Merrill, Esq, of Portland,
one of the members elect to the next Legis-
lature, Was among the visitors to Augusta,
Tuesday.
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Local Notice.

Mr.. julius Harts will receive iihi'.u
number of pupil, in piano pisylus,
Heschetizky method.) Applications nla!
be made by letter to G5 State ST., a aaa
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Prot. Pearson, .organist of St. Marks
Episcopal church is now prepared ~ ~
ceive pupils for lessons on piano ana o p.af
voice culture, &c. For terms address, IVA
Pearson, 10 Spring ST., Augusta, BE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03

A partridge flew against one of the WIN
dows of the postoffce mailing room, yes
terday morning, about s o'clock and killed
itself. Evidently these birds must be
plentiful in this vicinity when they Will
visit city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Toothacher of Port
land, are visiting at Mrs. G. 5. DovEiug's,
Grove street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03

Probably one of the incest dwellings
erected in Augusta this season is that OF
Otis Webster, William street. IL is CON
veniently arranged and has been finished
in the natural white wood. There is not
a particle of paper in the house, the walls
having been painted and tinted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03

A special meeting of the Current EVen's
hub is called on Friday afternoon OF tn.
week at the home of Mrs. c. G. Hunt, 40
South Chestnut street, at 3 o'clock. Dee
gates to the meeting of the State Feders-
ton to be holden at Auburn, Oct. TO- ii
and II, will be chosen at this time.
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Second AN. Last NOTICE

A Petition has been presented in the Sheriff
Court of Renfrew and Butte at Paisley (sheIf
Cowan) by Mrs Margsr Smith or Altman, re
siding at Logic, Da!meiugtOn Road, Ayr, widow
of James Aikman, Calendcrer in Paisley, and
dau ghter of the deceased Campbell Smith, Calen
dereY in Glasgow, under "1he Presumption OF
Life Limitation Scotland Act 1872 to have il
found that George Baird Smith, Calenderer, son
of the said deceased Campbell smith is to be pre-
sumed to have died on 5'h February 1857.
The said George Baird Smith in lS5G went TO
Trinidad, West Indies. thereafter to Madras in :be
service of the East India Company. Ia 1859 lie
went to America and there during the Civil
War and served as a soldier in both The Confed
crate and Federal Armies. In 1869 and 1870 he
was retident in New York. la 1876 he was an in
mate of the National Home for Disabled VOiuu-
teer Soldiers, Eastern Branch, mt Togus. near Au-
ia, State of Msipr, U. s. A, and was lat hea'
of there on 9Th February, lSs0. In the said petit
ton the sheriff substitute of this date appointt d
ntimation of the import thereof to be made to the
lieges for the space of one month on the walls OF
the sheriff oeri House. Paisley, and by advertise
ment tuice in each of the "KESNHBEC JOURNAL"
and "Thc Maine Standard" newspapers published
in Augusta, State of Maine. L. 5. A, and once in
each OF "The Glasgow World" and The North
British Daily Mali" newspapers, and granted war
rant cite all parties Interested edictally ordain-
ing them if the; intend to show cause why the
prai er of the petition should net be granted to
lodge in the hands of the Clerk of Court at Pair-
ley, a notice of appearance within the Undue ae of
citation on said petition un1er ccrtification OF
being held az confessed.
Of all which notice Is hereby given.
WM. WALKER,
Writer, Municipal Building Paisley, Scotland,
Agent for Petitions.
Paisley, 9th Sept, 1884. oct3ilt
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WANTED.

WANTED A position as clerk in an Off e
w OF store by young lady; has good educa-
ton and references will De furnished. Address
az" JOURNAL office. oet3dlwf
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Landlord j. p. Randall of the Cony
House, left yesterday, for Boston, on a
business trip.
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%RESSMAkING in the most approved
- styles. Also plain sewing 1T prices to suit
the times. 2! Jackson ST., NJ. Adelaide spesrin.
W
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r OST-Somewhere between this city and
IL West Sidney, pair of gold bowed spectacles
aud wallet containing sum of money. Inc
fin 1er will please leave at the store of the j. +.
Fuller Co., or Howard " ymans, West Sidney.
sPpt26dlW
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Try Magnetic Cough Syrup. For SAFE SAFE. AZ
the Guppy Drug Store. sePifuA
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WANTED - Salesman; salary from start.
w permanent place. Brown Bros Co., Nursery
men Rochester, N. Y. Oct2eor4wks*
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few good family washipgs to
w do through the winter. Apply to No. 9,
North st. lace OC.2dlw*
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Small Advertisements not exceeding four line
(thirty wofds) coming under the head OF WANT
KID. For SALE, To LET. LOST. 10, win be inserted
two times for Is cents three times for IS centSand
one week for so cents, advance payment
In sending by mail, remittance of postage stampe
or postal note should be made with order. as
the charges are too small to open accounts TOR.
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r AIDES vVANTED-to write at home: $15
4 4 weekly; no canvassiug. teplv with stamp,
Miss Fannie Feiknor, south Bend, Ind
SeptoSdlWS
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sheer to work By the
w week or on thares. Address, Il. s. Stevens,
Box 726. Pitt.feld, Me. sep27Glw*
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city or country. Good
w pay for the right person. Toe j. j.
Clason Co., 25 Lisbon ST.. Lewiston, Maine.
d sept2Sd1w*
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nv An E.Ib-lIady agents wauiel to sell the
w finest toilet prepare ton for the complexion
Cali at Z Wy man ST., Augu.ta, Ne. sept29dlM*
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VXTANTE D-A.kitchen girl at once. Apply
w at 81 Grove street. sep 2Sdf
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ITO LET-A desirable tenement of rooms in
i thorough repair. C ty wa,er, at No. II Pros.
pect ST. Inquire of Willard +. Wslker, Ne.
rlagg ST. Pace, or on the presuieS. octldlHS
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NIyAN riIl,--A capable girl 10 do general
w homework. j. W. CROSS, " Middle St.,
Hallowel. sept26dtf
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Quite a number of Augusta people were
at the Litchiield fair yesterday.
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IHOR SALE.-Houses in different parts OF the
y city, ranging in price from $io0 to 5000.
Also good farms in this city and elsewhere. APP
ply at the office of +. S. Fogg. Atty at Law ano
Dealer in Real Estate jan6d.f
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LOST.

r OST-Somewhere from Mathews hat store to
IL North street or Bridge street, hat and
linen collar in one package. Finder please leave
the same at +. w. Mathe VS. store. oCt2d2tf
OST-At The Nj. c. II. e. depot Gardiner,
i 4 wallet, containing small sum of money and a
ieturn ii to Mrs l. Wing, at City Laundry. Gar
diner. sept2SdlW
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Miss Fannie and Mrs. Peter Corron have
gone to Boston for visit.
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YIyANTEIb-A few gentleman borders a
w No. Flagg Street Place. Neat, pleasan
rooms and good board. MIS-. w. f. Walker.
sept20dtf
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ITO KENT-Cottage house, SO Sewali stree
1 A convenient and desirable tenment. WIN
be vac mt about the 9th of October. Inquire ut
TAFT sfr
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TTNO RENT-A good tenement at No. Pater.
L son street. east side of river; three minutes
walk Z ON bridge. sept25dtf
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TO LET.

rEIO LET-A rent of six rooms. City wafer.
/ Inquire at Il Crescent st. octldlwf
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INARM FOR SALE-In Augusta, on Mt.
II Vernon Ave. Situated on one of the best
roads, three miles out and ia most slightly posi-
good order, main part of house nearly new. large
new stable, barn 30xS0. both shingled and clap
boarded and in first class order. Forty acres IN
moving and ,llage, and TWENTY-FIVE in pasture
wood TOR home use, land smooth, level and en-
trely free from stone, splendid soil, never failing
spring in pasture, an orchard of young trees in
bearing. Only reason for selling owner in another
state. Address.J. II. Smith, 81 Gooch St, Mel
rose, Mass, or W. S. Knowles, Augusta, Maine.
sept20d&wlwt
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Local Matters,

Walter Colby of Bingham. was in the
CITY, yesterday.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-05
DEADLY PLOT.
Brothers Engage In a NefariOus
Scheme To Defraud Their
Employer.

New YORK, Jan. Especial to Trib-
une: The steamship Venezuela"
which arrived from Caracas, Venezuela,
brought news of a plot involving forgery
and murder, equal to anything in fiction.
The persons implicated belong to the
highest society. The Venezuelan CAPT
tai has been in a ferment of excitement.
The plot began last October when the
bank of Venezuela paid out $4,000 on a
number Of checks with the forged sigma
ture of c. Hellmund & Co., the largest
exporting house in Caracas. In the en-
ploy of the firm was Gabriel Lugo, -
years old, who had been head clerk for
many years. He is a son Of DR.. Jose
Lugo, the leading physician Of Venezue-
la. He had a brother named Manuel
Lugo, six wears his junior. Cab
riel is much finer looking. He is Of
medium height, wears a brown beard