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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
HE USED HIS ELBOW
FARRELLS F0ULING LOSES HIN BIS
SECOND FIGHT WITH SMITH
Ring Pitched on the Prairie Twenty
Miles From Denver Cyclonic
Fighting, wherein There Is Unlim-
tied Clinehing, Punching aad Jab-
bing-Decision for smith.

DENVER. Oc,. S-About go sporting
tnea Left tie cisy early this afternoon on a
special ,raiu on the beaver. Texss and
Cult road TO witness tae fight between
Denver Ed' Smith and Lawrencs Far.
reii tor purse OF 500. Tue train ran
about twenty mics from the city and the
ring was quickly pitched OF the ooea prs.-
rie by hesid- Of the track aud ia the same
sno, whers Smith defeated Farrell virat
years axe.
The mn entered the ring at o'clock.
Referee R-ddy Gsiisgser announced that
Smith weighed lsi pounds aud Far
reli III pounds. and that tho 'as,.i
was simply spsrring match sor
points aud would not he a light to a finish.
rAis last statements was made for tue cara
q: "a dozen deputy saesifs who were in the
crowd.
In the first round Smith led and u6per-
cat Farrell. WHO returned the csmpiin-as
with vii. A moment later smith
smashed Farrell over the eve aud drew
4 II blood Farrell rnd~avor-d 10 strsxs
>m IA after each c!incb. I'D Farrell uoS
ru~he Smith. aud IL was give aud { Ike
Smith goi ia two over the heart aud + r.
Eell retail .tei by -ruding ia tw, oa tha
neck. The men clinched and Smith fell &c
the grouud
Ia the second round the men cams to
gethrr Ike whiriwiud; both led aud
Smith q ayei for The ribs sasi Farrell sot
ia sevrrst on tue face Here : NTH nc-
cussd Farrell ot sticking his elbow ia
Smiths face. Farrell vs. eau toned, out
he continued 70 al at Smith after each
eliuca Mas broke Smith seemed 20 70 100
out h punched with good IF 4
The third, .ourth aud fiith rounds were
simply repetition of the fest sad second.
the men frequently cliuchius. Farrell
fruiins SmitH with his rit'ow aud smith
punching Farrell with hi bead
la the siXth Touad Farrell threw Smi a.
He ciaiueI that Santa held his glove in
has mouth aud h could not help H. \
moment later tbey c.iuchrd. Farrell again
thr W smith aud n foul was claimed. Cal
lagher gave the aght TO SHi "a aud,s min
later withdrew his decision. sayiug
that h- Nouhi give Smlrh Tee fght on tne
next foul. \ moment Ia r Farrell again
fouird smith aud threw hun over she
ropes. Reoidy G. ,llagher gave smith the
fight on this foul.
Farrell was not in the fight from the
first - lie was greatly oyrrm ttched. Al
though Smiths weight wa- anaouucet at
ls4 he toll friend after the tigat tbat he
weighed exactly 295 pounds. Thi, Is
Smiths first fiSht since hs whipped Col
dard. FsrTeli Is known through bout the
northwest as Billy Keugh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
Cabinet Council Call Said Not to Be Due
to French Relations.

LONDON, Oct. 8. -Inquiries made by the
Associated Press correspondent at the for
eign office late today elected the informa-
ton that the calling of a cabinet council
for tomorrow has no connection whatever
with the meeting of the French cabinet on
the same day. The relations between
Great Britain and France have certainly
been strained during the past six months,
since the attacks o. the French press on
the Marquis of Dufferin, the British am
bsssador at Paris.
Numerous colonial questions have also
given rise to friction, although the govern
ment ministers would be glad to seize
upon an occasion TO discuss these matters,
the cabinet would not have been sum
moned but for the dangerous appearance
of the situation in China. The Marquis Of
Dufferin is still in the north of Ireland and
be will not return until the end of the
week. II the relations with France had
been the cause of the summoning of "A
cabinet council, Lord Dufferiu would GER
tainly have come to London to consult
with Lord Rosebery. The Marquis of
Ripon, the colonial secretary, arrived at
the colonial Office this evening aud held a
consultation with various officials con-
nected with affairs in Chua.
The Indian Office has been in frequent
communication with the vIceroy ami he
commanderin chief of the forces in India
regarding the time requisite to dispatch
troops 10 China. British Minister O'Con-
nor's dispatches from Pekia indicate the
danger TO foreigners in China is consider
able. Sir William Robinson, governor of
Hong Kong, and Admiral Freemantle.
commander of the British feet, are acting
in conjunction with Mr.. O'Connor for the
protection of British residents. Admiral
Freemantle has twenty vessels in his fleet.
but many of them are obsolete from "A
fighting poiut of view and are only able to
do duty as guardships. Ii is stated China
would make no objection to giving British
troops camping ground on the main-
land
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
SENTIMENT is GROWING.
Statehood Is Rapidly Gaining Adherent!
Among the Chickasaws Themselves.

Special DISPATCH 70 the Daily Eagle.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. Sin the Chick
esaw nation the feeling against the pres
ent regime is growing daily, except among
few of the interested parties who are
reaping a harvest at the expense of the
masses. Even the mogu!s see the hand
writing on the wall. The average Chick
asaw has learned that when an appropri-
alton is made for the tribe be receives but
a fraction of what he should. The Minco
Minstrel's song has made itself heard and
Lou Horn beck with his treucbant pen has
enlightened his section In regard 10 the
advantages of statehood. The location of
Geronimo on the Apache and Comauche
reservation is another blow to tribal rela-
lions. That this blood thirsty rascal with
the blood of scores of whites on his hands
should be foisted on the people of the
Chickassw nation is an outrage that will
be resented.
The fact is that at present no white man
has rights in the Chickssaw nation that
are bound To be respected. Even the gall
canized citizen has little 10 saw as TO the
policy pursued by the mOguls. That suit
able legislation for the Chickasaw nation
WAS not passed by congress ut the last
session is not due TO party, but rather to
the fact that Doodle had been generously
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
CORRECTING AN IMPRESSION.
Mas ingalls, Causes Advertisement by
Speaking Right Out in Meeting.

ATCHIsoN, Kan. Oct. Sat a suffrage
meeting here last night speaker quoted
John J. Ingalls, as saying that he opposed
suffrage because his wife and daughter
did not want to vote. The speaker added
that if they had to work and make shirts
AT cents IA dozen like some poor women
in New York, they might advise him diff
ferently Miss Constance lugalls was In
the audience aud created sensation by
making reply. saying that she had made
four dresses during the past eight days
and knew how to work. Il would like TO
VOTE" she added, but ! am not old
enough"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
WILL COVER ALL BETS.
Corbett onsrs to Whip all Who are
Willing % Fay for l.

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct a-Cbampion
COrbett in an interview with an A socla-
ted Press rrpos ter tonight, eoaf. me tie
report that be had at last covered r =.
simmons money ani said be would meet
Fitz>immons in New York on Thursday
TO make final arrangements. He contl0-
ued, Il will also usegt any other heavy
weight or any otaer weight n the world
the same day. ~ many ~ them ss IKE
10 come vita SIO.0 viii meet ~ Ia oas
week any time after the FIRST OF July thai
they wish u choose. The pnbltc 90 doubt
are ptrsiyzsd at this romsrksbl- declsrs-
ton. but ali they have 10 do -
10 put mp $1,000 aud make ms
look ike monkey before tia
world IL am not In earnest ! will NEE.
all heavy weixbts or any weights is the
world who have $40 900. beginning with
tItz~immon-. am sick and tired of ths
pugilistic business aud wact 20 retire an(
after retire no one can throw 10 up in my
face that / have not defended the chsm.
piousHip Of America against tho world {"
CoT1ett states he holds the champion
ship Of Ansricz. VIII Oh cannot be denisd
but the spaper- aud the Olympic club
people are bound 10 keep him hghting &c
maintain it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04

Mrs. Rorer uses ooooaugi water IN n
novel way IN salad dressing. for which
She claims AN uuTiTaisd favor" Cut
the nice, tender and white parts II csisry
a. for any salad and put them IN . bowl
Crate a oocoauUt and pour over Il a Eins
q boiling water Let = sand until the
water j. cool. then with pour hand squeczs
the oOooanuf in the water. Then press fhe
pulp out and throw . away Strain ths
milky water through cbesss1loth and H.;
u stand until cold ard = cream RES on
top. Just hcfore seuG.us Jour os3e-T -
the table sczfter over il a tablespossrfsi e
grated onlon and a iriEs d fresh 20
peppsr q . dash % czTsnEe AID half
teaspo9uful q salt -slfn The cram frosn
the top q The crouanrf milk and PCT Over
ttsa celery. then sod tahiessoonfals %
lernon - New York Tiuse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
BLACKWELL BLESSED.
Rain Fell In Good Time, and Politics En-
livens Things Incidentally.
! nisnatch to tho Only Ea-le.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
BLACKWELL, Ok, Oct. 3-The heaviest
rain that has visited this part of the
Cherokee strip since the opening came or
last Monday evening. 1t was accompanied
by heavy wind, but no damage has been
reported 1t will be of untold value TO the
strip farmers, as thousands of acres OF
wheat have been sown, most of which is
up and looking fine.
The Arkansas City Milling company de-
serve much credit for their generosity in
loaning seed wheat to those settlers in X
county that were unable to purchase their
seed wheat. Up TO this time they have
loaned over 1900 bushels TO over 200 ap-
piicants.
Next Saturday. Oct G, will be gala
day for Blackwell. Both the Republican
and Democratic conventions are to be held
here to nominate assemblymen and coun-
cilmen for the Tweuty-frst and Twenty
second assembly districts and the Elevent h
council district. Over $50 delegates will
he present. In the afternoon al . O'Clock
The Hon. 7. H. Kemp of Cbillicotbe. Mo,
will address the Republicans in Dobb's
opera house.
DIR. G.. q. Elliott, of Weston township:
Judge S. M. Decker, of Blackwell town
shin; w II. Smart. of Newkirk. and Major
D. L. Shipley, of Kildare. have announced
;S candluaUcS Ior aSseiuDlyfnan Oh the
Twenty first district.
Colonel Barnett, of Carlisle; B. S. Barns,
of Ponca; III. ID. Baker. of Cross, and
Frank Taylor. of Blackwell, are aspirants
for the council.
Attorney Frank Taylor, of this place, is
assisting County Attorney Byers and
County Attorney Boone, of Sedgwick
county, in the prosecution of Barney
Cooper, the slayer of Mel Ransom.
Blackwell is now connected with the
world by wire. The telephone line il now
in operation 10 Kildare. Western Union
messages can be sent To Blackwell from
any point in the United States. The line
will be built TO Arkansas City In short
time via Newkirk, the county seat of K
county.
The Blackwell Eagle is no more. The
subscription list and good will was pur-
chased last week by the imes-Record.
This leaves three papers in the field at this
place, one for each party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
WEATHER BULLETIN.

weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Scoier and fair Thursday; fair and warmer
Friday.
highest temperature yesterday 81
Lowest II
----.. -----.-.---...-.----....---. %
win cooler, clear weather, iish. variable
wind and higher pressure
Relative humidity az a. m 60 and al p.
N. 20.
Average temperature for month 81
October average. past I'VE wears s.
Average Tor Srd day -
SREo l.. JOHNSON Observer.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The following Is
the forecast mp till p. m. Thursday:
For Kansas-Fair: north winds
For Oklahoma and Indiana Territory-Fair.
north winds.
For Colorado-Fair; north winds, no change
in temperature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
HOW 1T WORKS.
New Tariff Law Virtually Shuts OF the
Flour Trade With Cuba.

MINNEAPOLIs, Oct. 3-The local -four
millers have been notified that the trade
III Cuba they had worked up under the
recipr ocity treaty is probably at an end
Uuder that treaty the duty on flour was
81 per barre; but since the passage Of the
German Wilson bill the treaty has been
ignored and the duty raised to 81 30 a
barrel. One local concern has just been
notified by its special agent that large
consignment of -four destined for Cuba
must be held back because of the change
in the conditions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
DAWES AT NEoDESHA.
He Is Greeted by Mammoth Mass Meet
ings of the Voters.

Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.
NEoDEsHA. Kan, Oct. 3-The Repub
lican rally here today was in striking con-
trast with the Populist demonstrations OF
Saturday and Monday. Hon. j. b. Dawes
spoke for two hours. discussing the ma
tioual financial policy of the Republican
party and the issues before the people of
Kansas in the state campaign, and de-
nounced Populism and anarchy. He han
died the latter topics without gloves, and
gave he lie piaiuly TO the Rev. +. ID. Bot
Kin for EoIsting the Abraham Lincoln
Republican" plea. He aroused the enthu-
siasm of Ills audience TO the highest pitch.
At the Popuiist meeting here Saturday.
addressed by Botkin and j. A. Orr, los
voters were present in the afternoon and
about 400 at night
When the go Frisco train pulled into
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
GEORGIA ELECTION RETURNS.
Populist Vote Cuts Some Figure and Vots
is Light Also.

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 3-A lighter vote
was polled in the state elections today than
was cast two years ago. The Democratic
ticket was elected by about SO. 600 u ajority.
Atkinson, Democrat, for governor, ran
behind his ticket. many old soldiers either
scratched or voted for Hines, Populisi.
Fulton county outside of Atlanta went for
the Populist ticket. The Democratic
ticket elected is as follows: Governor,
William y. Atkinson: secretary of state,
Allen ID. Chandler; treasurer, Robert L.
Hardeman; attorney general. Jaseph NJ
Terrell; comptroller, General William a
Wright: commissioner Of agriculture
Robert L. Nesbitt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
Th daieta Daily Eagle Thmrsday gaornme Oetober4 se4

Neodesha today bearing Hons. F. B.
Dawes. S. S. Kirkpatrick and 5. 5. Bene-
dict the town was full of people. A line
OF march was taken up for the park, and
The procession formed was fully half a
mile Id length At the grove it is esti-
mated that 1000 people were present
Kirkpatrick and Benedict addressed a
mass meeting at the city hall in the even
ing. The house would not accommodate
the multitude of farmers and voters from
every nook and corner of Wilson county.
These two political dem CON-
ing SO closely together as they did, have
operated to the great announcement OF the
publicaus in the Third district.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
AN EQuINE WATERLOO.

PORTLAND. Ne. oct 2-Msior's stall
lion, Nelson, met Waterloo this after
noon. when Direcium won the great race
between these two kiugs OF the turf IN
three straight heats N the last heat also
MASKING be New ERglznd racing track
scord. HIckck drove DirectuTn aud No
son drove bis stallion T. fa- fret aud
soooad heats, 2:ie5z and 2.I3.. Nelson
pu-hec tie b!=ck STALLION al the way
around. being b-afsa - szCs Case short
leagth. but IN the third heat tbe Azlas
bor~e gave IL up a. fbe tbrrs-q usrfsTs,
while Directum was driven cut ~ 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
A CLEVER STRATEGY.
How General PufDarn Caused q Tr~ber
Vessel 20 BE Captured.

hs-@Fl 20 BE captured
General Putnam. . brave officer In the
war between the EreBcb and English in
Canada, Is the LcEu - an interesting ht,
tie story. General amherst Tosrs bed zcruss
the country 70 Canada Coming - one 6.
the iakes over which b. iutsneed % pa=.
with hls ir,ops le found . French v~s=ei
armed VITA IL guns upon 'be isks Thls
greatly distressed TIE general. - his sFnsii
boats were no match Tor tn. vessel ia re
situation 81 which 8, uas PLACID Whils
b was thinking via; bad best - done
Putnam addressed bin.
General. - said Be, THAT ship nest -
taken "
YES. " ssid Amherst 4 would give sa.s
world were she taken
y take hsr sid Putnam
Amkrrat smiled snd Gssa1 how
Give rec some wedge. beetls "a iavss
wooden r1alisi' sac fr1x flsers. ard III
take hsr answered Putnam
tsrsrai Afnherss vss puzzied ss b. hoz
th.s wSs 70 - soo1Ts Fslsss-l huf b. gruFs-
- Putszns's r~-f1ess SOD gave him ia
wedges. beetIe ard .is cbeios q rnea
v ben oiEbt r<for. Ps,H~Ea stole gulet.s
und~r fhe vassei ssern. -sth b. srs.sv.s
md hammer ard Eve sasa In an sr.z,Au.
TIE vTs1srss sssu ef8ses b5hind shs rufsssss
n tbs cavity hsfzesn fu9sssr ard sisp
2 his 49, cone without Attracting .tse es,s-
rny's attention ard thsn Pusaasa zsIlstsr
came t-a~k q sfors II re usa-nsf.g -
s~ils ~er- s.sr bGstsrlsg ;ltsssss. s-A ssses
sThiie the re@ss] pas bla~u aassssr~ ss,S
IL enemy cssfursss
H-fi1g lest c91tr9l q she rDaGes ty
ees'sr-l Fainzs1' at. tss eeus,a q a.
Esz,s.el eosi@ te< - rrgzlsse,i -! s.la.sasl.
,Ais Prgs@
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
ADOPTED CHICAGO PLATFORM.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 3.-The State
Federation of Labor adopted resolutions
today severely condemning the American
Protective association and Calling on all
true union men to "wage war upon re-
ligious intolerance from whatever source
it may spring" There was a spirited dis
cussion over the adoption Of the Chicago
Federation of Labor platform. which Dele
gate Duffy sIid was equivalent to adopt
ing he Jackson county Populist platform.
which he objected to on the ground that
tine a. z. A. controlled the convention
that formed it. The platform Was finally
adopted, however.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
STONE STARTED 1T.
Army of the Tennessee 10 Keep Up the
Line OF Succession

COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa. Oct. 3-All the
n members attending the reunion OF the
Army OF the Tennessee were present at the
reception in the afternoon held al General
Dodge's residence. An informal meeting
WAS held and Colonel ! c. Stone of Bur-
iington raised the question of female men,
6srship in The society by pres .ntiag a
written request that upon his death his
daughter lie admitted To full mem bership
as his successor. \ resolution was
adopted unanimously granting the request
Ia the evening the delegates were enter
tanned a. the opera house. Governor
jackson welcomed them to Iowa and
Mayor Cleves represented the city. An
interesting business session VIII be held
tomorrow in which details VIII Ok arranged
for making one mem Der of each family of
each person eligible 10 the society AT the
death OF tie relation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
DEMPSEY HOPS UP.

NEw ORLEANS. Oct 3.-The following
explains itself:
spqrtins EdHor. the DAILY ITEM
DEAR SIR; Judgiag from the tone Of
Mr.. FitzssmmouS' letter I'm the morning
papers. / take II FOR granted that he has
reinqnished the title q middiewright
Champion. IL this be 80 | hold myssif
ready TO dsfsud that title. vail meet any
msn IL the world At l53 pounds, snd - a
toked 81 faith deposit ia your hands ii,
enclosed check for 600
(SignedJ JOHN T. DEMPSEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
coRBErr PUTS UP MONEY.

BosTOE, Mass. Ocf. 3 William Brady
Corbstt's mansRer, telsgrsphed the Sss
York stakeholder 10 transfer the o. .UJ
deposited with him Ia behalf Of Steve
O'Dounssi, % Corbstt's name 70 cover the
deposit made by Fiizsi ~ noas for fxht
with the champion. Thls amount, with
- coo 20 Be depositsd with David IS
blanchard % tbs cry tomorrow. viii
make up the Sl0.O 90 mentioned By CorbeiS
Ia his ultimatum issued last night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
REBATES KNOCKED OUT.

PEORIA. ILL.,, Oct 3-The directors Of the
whisky trust are still in session. At an
all day session today they were unable 20
complete their business and adjourned ;iil
tomorrow. The most important action
today WAS knocking out the rebate system
which has been In force for many years.
This is generally regarded AS a severe blow
10 the trust, ior by is use it Was enabled
to hold Its trade against competition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04

spirits take flight 1t is time to accept
the help offered in Doctor Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. It's medicine which
was discovered and used by a prominent
physician for many years in all cases of
female complaint and the nervous dis
orders which arise from IL The Pre-
scripsion +" is a powerful uterine tonic and
nervine, especially adapted TO woman s
delicate wants for It regulates and promotes
all the natural functions, builds up, iuvig-
crates and cures.
Many women suffer from nervous pros
tTation, or exhaustion, owing 10 congestion
or to disorder of the special functions. TIE
waste products should be quickly got rid
of, the local source OF irritation relieved
and the system iuvigorated with the Pre-
scription." Do not take the so-called
celery compounds, and nerviues which
only put the nerves to sleep, but get
lasting onre with Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
DEATH THROUGH IGNORANCE.

The mysterious circumstances surround
ing the death of the child of Laura John
sou caused Coroner McCollister O. investi.
gate the case yesterday. The child was
born on South Fourth avenue, and the
mother being unmarried at the time OF
the birth. led some of the neig hbots to be-
neve that he death was malicious. The
coroner said that he was satisfied that the
death was caused by Ignorance. OF the
nurse, aud there was no intent to commit
murder. The girl was poor and the child
was buried by toe county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
GUARDS AND PRISONERS INJURED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 3.-A disastrous
wreck occurred on tue Bushy Mountain
railroad. sixteen miles from Hartman.
today, in which several convict guards
aud couvicts were injured. Some of them
may die. The most seriously injured are:
ID. o. Webster, Bonnsirr-. Teun., fore
man; j. y. Biankall, Nashville. guard;
X. II. Burrows, Oliver Springs, guard.
Tnirty-niue convicts, names unknown,
were Injured. The accident was caused by
. l.nu slida
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
JOINT EALiY.

There will he a grand republican rally
at Mi!ler's grove, three and one-hslf miles
south of Andover. on Tuesday. October 10.
Also an all day picnic This will be a
joint meeting of Butler aud Srdgwick
counties. 1t i a iine grove with water ia
abundance A splendid baud AID vocal
music have been secured. Hons. = 4
Rohrbaugh aud j. ID. Davis of Wichita.
l. y. Smith of Eldorado. and j. V. Beck
man Of Arkansas, will address the masses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
SAFE FOR GOVERNOR.
Connecticut Election Returns Show a
Gain of Twenty Three Towns.

HARTFORD. Conn, Oct. 3.-Returns
from all but two out of l64 towns in this
state that held local elections Monday
show Republican gain OF TWEEN three
towns. The ms)orities are not complete
yet, but indicate a Republican ma jOrii !
sufficient to elect governor without The
election being thrown into the legislature
at the November elections.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
COMMON SENSE

Il a somewhat rare possession Show that
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violent purgatIves ard drastic cathartics
when You are cous;Ipated. and by relaxing
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thorough sperient aud tonic This world
famous medicine coDauers dysPep~is. ma
lsria, liver complaint, kidney anu bladder
trouble and nervousness, and 8 admirably
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