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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
HORSeFLESH FOR FOOD.
The Taste For Ii Spreading In Europe.
Sentiment aud Science. Against IL.

Hippophagy, or 10 speak less euphemis-
tically, the habit Of eating horsefesh is
spreading In Europe While savage man
Us known TO hsve stated his rayenOus hun
ger on horseficsh o: any other variety d
flesh he could find. the modern origin Of
this peculiar taste dates from the siege OF
Paris during the Franco Prussian war
when the populace Were compelled from
dire necessity TO sacrifice this noble quad
ruped TO sustain life Many acquired =
taste for the meat, and tie demand for
1t did not cease with the capitdlation OF
the city.
it was 70 be seen on sale at many OF
the butchers stalls and has been ever since
staple article Of diet for thousands Of tht
poor Of the French capital. For horse.
flesh is much cheaper than beef Beef IN
Paris Is worth 90 cents "a pound, while
horsetlesh can be had for 3 cents a pound
which affords a reason why tho be-baruus
custom should take such "a ii!m hold upon
these people when once necessity gave 70
root
Once planted in Paris. the practice
spread TO other continental cities. especial.
IL To Berlin, where horseGesh is now con
sumed In considerable quantities by the
poorer classes, and the medical authorities
and humanitarisnS are raising their voices
against what they justly consider a bar
barous and dangerous custom.
The medical men warn the eaters of
horscaesh that the horse j. peculiarly liz
BILE 20 the disease known "a trichinosis,
also found in hogs, and while cooking
generally destroys the germs Of this dis
ease 1t cannot always bc depended upon
20 do 50. The disease is frighrfGlly fatal
In its effects and battles medical skill
The humanitarians take the ground ..
sentiment, urging the almost human al.
fiction of the horse and the close coulpau-
ionship he has shared with man since the
dawn Of the human race A base return.
they deem IL, 10 slaughter and eat this
noble creature. In spite Of these Warnings
and protests hippophagy Is on the increase
il Europe. j. has not yet reached ing
land, nor is Il likely 20 a. long - the r-.asi
beef and mutton IF Australia and New
Zealand last. still ~ the sentimental
Britishers are too squeaIni-h 10 eat their
horses, they arc not too squeamiSh 20 sell
them % the continent 20 T. eaten QUITE
q number of supersnnuated e4uines are
exported for that purpose New Tor.
World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
BASEBALL CONVENTION,
Directors Elected and Important Reso-
luton Passed.

NEW YORK, Nov l5-After a session
lasting Jour ana n half hours. the baseball
convention today decided 20 rescind the 10
Der cent assessment rule. IL was decided
that each club competing In n champion
ship game shall draw % per cent of the
net receipts OF such gam.
The following magnates were elected
members of the board of directors: j. L.
Brush, Cincinnati; J. \. Hart, Chicago;
Chris Won Der Abe St. Louis; c. II. Byrne,
Bro ky; \. II. Soden, Boston, and H.
r. Won Der Horst, Baltimore.
The National board consisting of A III
SodeD. {. II. Byr2e aud President Young
were reelected.
The resolutions aboliShing tie 10 per
cent assessment also abolish-s section 40
of the ru e, under which it Was provided
that 10 per cent of the receipts of each
champion game should be forwarded to
Washington to pay the expenses of the of
1icials and TO form a sinking fund of
SO, 600
In he place of section 40 new section
is added as follows: ''Out of the funds Of
the league now in the hands of the treas
ur-r. he shall create Il sinking fund of
$1,000 which shall be invested in govern
m=nt bonds and all other funds shall be
placed in the treasury to meet current eX-
penses,"
The following resolution was passed:
That the committee on rules are in
structed 10 report TO the spring meeting
such amendments as NAV be necessary to
compel the umpire to enforce the playing
rules, particularly these prohibitive OF
noisy coaching and rowdy or disorderly
conduct on the ball field
The following addition was made to rule
81: In addition to the penalty above re-
ferred to. the captain o. manager, or the
prr-oa in charge of the cffendiOg team,
and responsible for the team leaving the
field, shall incur penalty of 500, which
shall d. paid in five days to the secretary
.ot he league, such penalty not 20 be re
mItted under any circumstances"
This rule is in addition To the s.. 600 pen
atty on a club for leaving the field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
JAPANESE RETREAT.

LONDON. Nov. l5-The Times tomorrow
will publish dispatch from Tien Tsin
saying General Neih reports that he was
attacked at Malien Lung on November IL
by the Japanese troops aud that he sue
ceeded III requesting them. The Chinese
general adds the Japanese made a second
attack upon the position he occupied on
November II, but 1t appears the Japanese
were again repulsed and the Chinese pur-
sued them toward Funghwang, which
General Neih expected To reach soon after
sending his report. The similarity between
this reported defeat of the Japanese aud
the defeat they are said to have sustained
make 1t appear the TWO engagements may
Dr Identical
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
an rens.ml-.l s,..a rss,...

A fe~ ysars hgo al Old besfr - yfsA
tullt by James s. IT. which bal aesn Do
i1y regular daily work 90 iC9 ysars. ~s
taken oown and rrVl.sossi y fn1<arfn sn
giae. The ongtns va originally ~
horsopa0Ter - gine ard VS. sreets4 To- ! -.
In 1875 some sltsTafsors vsrv fla.sr ~ IN
ale Il - work - 20 harssEOEer II haS
Is inch ry..ldFT. . f1of stTo@s and sen
ard planet motion It wu-T~i - ~
revai atiors. 90 900 f.st p .-@flu spsead p,
fuiuufe IT, I-f5 .' was ,ested - " "
Ione8-5tzs. Wien. u}tt steam yrs.surv
90 Use rrlnls .sr ID aAre ifch. - In1Ins,as
s. - lq-sepoDsr zsth an s1p<ndlts4r. =
cal p - roards ~ Indicated rors~
ts7r~r r~r hour Only 80 ts-zs fssos5srr, a.
s--s Tith 20 sans condition q ! asfrs
would v1sk witn 80 yuussds u se.as 49,
lz-.4c-'e-t hcrrrfso~~r ~ boar Ore = r.
d01ts = astisr - - tnr5Eisssi ff7t af,rs
. cs't-ry = spfiszvcE T. improve 80 s~esa
c-nT - Stan engine To-Elaf ths .a-s1zrs-.s
ia FRI snail - % - pTers8 ftas ~ n-acs
has Ten ~ti~Tesf 49, professor - q "a
~4a in Cntsssr's 3zsaz.f.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
NOT ACTED ON,
OfYer Of the United States to Mediate
Virtually Declined.

WASHINGTON, Nov 13-The Chinese
minister, accompanied by two of his suite.
called on Secretary Gresham today. Ii
view of the tendency If the negotiations
for United States mediation between China
and Japan, the call occasioned much COM
ment, although the officials aud diplomats
said II was without significance. Amjas-
sadOr PatenOtre of France, met the minis
ter in the diplomatic room and mad long
aud somewhat animated talk with him.
There IS a growing belief that while japan
has not declined TO accept the suggestion
OF this government 10 mediate, IL has let
the fac be known that Japan has not re-
celved any direct proposition from China
nor has the latter cUuatry offered any ill.,
CemnIty. This. in effect, is negative an-
swer unless China makes her offer as spe-
ciic as Japan expects.
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1t / Discussed Prom Both side. of the
Garden Fence.

We have received q Communication On
the subject q! the town COW. and though
IL j. well written and Vroperly -.Cucd We
Go not like % give u space. and r.. several
reasons TIE cow question has done more
70 emhirt.r life. separate families ana de-
stray the pace and quietness u entire
communities than all o-her- Like Other
questions there arc two sides 20 the COW
srrumeut--tae COWS side and The other
SIDE. Those who own COWS are on The
COWS -ice- tt1-r who don Q own COWS and
do own gardens and shrubbery are "a ne
other side and ttsEe 20 stay
SIN we never could 80 WAY TIE cow 20
CTa-sd a diet p choice ~ and valua1."
sErubbs-ry Boy batter Or milk lWaTs
GO az The same price Columbia rive-
water j. be;ssr than al the 49, 20 en-
h1u-e tae value q her yleld WY
sbollcu -te run ., Large = she wants 70
-gu.e people neglect tbelr plants and
bEshes. and tie cca trims them Up -he
sl-o r.rlin1- TIE a-aa q The house th8i he
h-s ll-f gre i-l1f ssatc oqsI and dos 81
t4l-I-llt4y. beans BE o. FsF- VAk-s the
u4a, Slfe y lrsl. O. Tie hIrsz- 81.
Ald s1e tells hsm. ard be gtts - and
szA-t4-. h-s E-a.z51ss 81 IL n1-saasgs -
TIE !. gEt ~ --c s-lve- Lo11- Also hts ten
p ard the 11-raE an rs; h- see1 ca .
carE u4slE - Ia izs C1rOa4cis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
LYNcH1Na SPIRIT BEYOND SEAS.

BRUSSELS, Nov. ia dispatch from
Alosr. East Flanders, says that a serious
conflict occurred today between the p pu-
lace ana twenty gems d'aTme-. The trou-
bic broke out along the road to HerzeIle
Several men, accused of the brutal murder
of an inn keeper, were being conveyed to
the prison at HerZelle by the gems d'armes
when mob attacked the escort with the
OBJ of securing ne prisoners and iyncu-
ing them, the crime having excited deep
Indignation among the people. The off
GERS resisted the mob aud de- perate figut
occurred. during WHICH,. several on b.th
sides We're wounded. The crowd was II
nally dispersed and the officers lodged the
prisoners safely In lsli.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.

Ri. Rev. Bishop john Clausius Nerez,
Car holic bishop of San Antonio. died yes
.erday.
j. VI. Buckley, formerly general man
agrr of the Northern Pacific road, died
yesterday at Hot Springs. He leaves hail
Il million dollars to hi, family.
\ telegram from Nashville says tina,
George Whitworth, the assassin Of
Chancellor Allison. i not dead, but that
there Is no hope of his recovery.
The coroners jury that investigated the
killing of five citizens by the National
Guards of Ohio on the night of Oct. Il,
returned a verdict yesterday uulavorabIe
to the guards
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
NORAES L PRESIDENT

Rio JANEIEO Nov. l5-Generai Pfu-
dentc MorreS, u1uu assuming the pre- D.
deuCy today. Issued manifesto ~ winch
lie ~ thU. h- r-Uogsiz- = the difiicultle-
OF al, position, but thal h. counts u0ou
the support of all friends OF tue republic
TO assist him in overcoming them Il
gusrtUte-- that resp-c- snail b. observed
for lie liberties az the people. The mani
fr,to concludes with the statement that
peace prevails botu at home aud abroad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and viciaitv ;oisv-
Fair and decidedly colder until Saturday
night.
HisneSt temperature yesterday ...-........ =
Lowest i
Il
WIN clear weather, brisk south wind and
iow barometer. II. al p m
RELATIVE A,.midity Al L. m, S. and 81
p. m. y.
AVeT5-S temperature for nonth-........ A.
HoNehOer average. pas Xix years .-..... -
Average !or 18th day .-.. - II
EsEG l. JoaS~oV Observer
WAsHINGToS, Nov. Ij.-Followin;. is the
forecast up 10 ) =. IN. Friday:
For hansaS-L0c,s! SHOWS. cold wave: north
winds.
For Oklahoma Snow fiurrieS: cold ware
BY Friday evening; north wind
For CoiOrsdO-LoeaI SNOW Ia early morn
Ing followed By fair. decidedly co.der in
central aIi southern portions; nor, winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
POSTAL REPORT.
Statistics of the Offices and Mail
HANDLED Within the Yea.

WASHINGTON. NV. l5-The annual re-
port OF T. y. Maxwell, fourth assistant
postmaster general. fog the year ending
June SO, 1874, has been submitted 20 the
postmaster general. The total number OF
postofiices IN the United stes on that
date was & SOS Daring the wear 3 .S5
postofflces were est tbliSuvd aud ,S4 d.,
continued. I1e total numb Der OF sypoiur-
ments WAS . les. total number 81 c,>e,
acted upon, 2s.j6J If which 1906 were IN
Cases OF removals.
lie employees in the postal service
haIdlrd j.. CSC, 555 pieces Of dou.es ic re
ist.Eed mal. duTIug the Year with th- IN
considerable loss OF one li=ce ia every
1s1a
General Maxwell ia his report emnbs-
sizes he necessity that the public saou.d
report every depreciation u .5ou the r1sIl.
whether IL relates 10 registered y ordinary
mails.
During she year &c So complaints w,r-
Received affecting lac ordinary m,!j. g -
Of these referria. 10 Letter aaa - ga r.
package. = decrease OF l s'>5 Is compsIeG
with last year
General Maxwell cautions the 7uh.tc
sSaInst sending valuable enclosure - Jae
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
COLD WAVE IN ROUTE

Hoist the cold Wave flag" was he in
Junction OF a teleg-sm from Chicago To
Observer Fred l. johnson last " -uiag
lie ala hoist Il. aud il bad scarcely ki.s-d
tbs gentie summer breeZa that provided
when frigiI gale came from The north
that slammed doors and seat the carel .s>,
cOatlesS wanderers of the street sniv tin..
hOmeward. By this Afternoon the tenn
per-ture will have fallen thirty degrees.
Prepare yourselves for business and your
Children for school accordingly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
OUT IN THE COLD.
Alleged Unhusbandly Conduct SITS
William K Peyton Three Millions

NEW YORK, Nov. i The will of jose
phine l.. PryJon, who leaves 50 100 900 and
disregards her husband, was ii ed with he
Probate court today. Mrs. Peyton died
Nov. Z. The clause cutting off her hus-
band reads: 'Inasmuch "a my husband,
William X. Peyton. has not acted in a
manner befttIug 4 husband, l he. eby re-
woke aud de eiare null aud void all the pro-
visions made IN my will and the codIcil-
thereto la favSr of him and h, APPOINT
ment as executor and trustee Of nv estat.
and guardian of my daughter, M4b:l Il.
SbeFr,,aD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
SPEAKING OF REMEDIES.
Episcopal Church Congress Inquiries How
to Relieve the Poor.


Boston, Nov. l5-The evenings session
of the Episcopal Church congress was
largely attended. The topic Of the evening
was How to Relieve the Poor Without
Pauperizing Them"
Robert Treat Paine said: Charity must
relieve worthy need promptly, tttingly
and tenderly; prevent dnwise aims To the
unwort by; aud make SUR that no children
grow up paupers. Charity is in making
the relations of life sweeter aud softer and
the tempting the rich 10 enjoy noble use of
their wealth by caring for and visiting the
poor.
Rev. George f. Nelson said "What the
shlverins poor need is sympathy, a sense
OF brotherhood that makes Us all one In
Christ"
Rev. Joseph Reynolds said: What is
The Cause of poverty aud pauperism? In
one word, 1t Is sin.
sin l. committed by the church and
state when they allow or sanction the en-
actment OF laws contrary to the divine
laws. The remedy is applied Christianity"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
IRON NATION DEAD.

CUMBERLAND. : D., Nov 15-Iron Ma
ton. the head chief of the Lower Brule
Sioux, died today at his home on the
Sioux reservation. of pneumonia. He WAS
one or the most prominent Indian chiefs
OF recent years, and was 90 years old. For
more than fifty years he las been ideu:i-
fed with every event of Importance con
nected with the history of the Sioux
nation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
DILLON AT OLA SGOW

LONDON. Nov 10 John Dillon. ths
wei.-kuown anti-PsrueilIIe member OF the
house of commons, delivered an address at
Glasgow this evening. He said he was
glad o bring he good news thaf afrrr the
meetings IN Dublin on Monday aud Tues
day, there SEEMED To have been e=tablis e I
a center OF unity around which al tn
Loyalty of the Irish race could once more
rally, aud which entitled them in III,
future TO speak the name IRISH nation. ="
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
FOR THE CZAR'S SOUL

ST. PETEEsBCEG. Nov 10 Two rel ri
ou~ services I.r the Tepose of the soai #
Car y ieNtnder Were held IN the ath,drei
OF 81. Peer ami -. PAU today. Dur.rz
the services the general public was not a.-
lowed In the bulldog. % great wa the
thr0Eg tL't- long IIueS were formed outside
the cathrdrtl, The ID, pie wait NJ patiently
Tor admission into tue sacred structure
The services were attended By all the
members If the imperial family who are
IN s.. Petrrshur.
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Recently rar-e was = very happy com
plcmeDt q Passengers going from ba-Jl-
more 10 Boston with Captain Howe -
the Merchants and Miners line The
captain. by the way, = one q TIE best
men that ever r-od a y lartsT Gecs o. maze
a trip with Among thc Passengers Wa
Nick Young Of bl-.da-l falGs- his and
the fscr that Captain Hovc- : 60 a-leglt
ADMIRE ~ tte game -s.e r.se s. 4. -Et..t
deal q baseball tsls. which was boar. hT
every bo,y Including TIE fassy Old LADY
WHO talks % evt-v person 60 board al1
E.aEes herself sescr4-iy ciszz7~eaDle-
Sunday afternoon s-s waEtsd - have a
prayer Elez-7rg ard ys1t sua-t zs.ar ssi1g
fO- lea..er a.-ld i c-zosr- Coming up b.
hind Two yllag men, SIC A.A-1 ,Eea. =
ter saIz
Wei replied o1e, '-ws So zot t-o--
o-5--rs ar singing BIZ We s5r4e---zses
Ike % blue * =
BIZ. >.- hl4n = t-zt 70 fr--- sll
ne il Ias-d--1 FaaEl-l-T inquired fac
O. lady - -1r 1.z-.ese ,l. Aaa q va
aTi osl-- Pow SIZE. Gang e7- -a~ hlsc-s.4
-l- = be CEASED -ITzs-.-r1cl sax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
WILL BE A BLIZZARD

OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. IA -eueraI snow
Storm Il great severity prevails through
ont northwestern Nebraska ReLor :
from the section declare Z won q lS 81. Z
z'fl before morning.. S'ucAnieu think
cattle are !mmireat Gsu.et since tue
weather Is approaching z-rc
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LIKELY TO HANG.

TAHLEQCAH, l. T., Nv 1j-Unless
Chief Harris interfere- BY p ,rdon. commu
tation or respite, Eli Levy. handsome
young Cherokee, will be hanged here to-
morrow, and there seems no good reason
for executive clemeny. Levy WAS convicted
last July of the murder of Dick Smif and
another Cherokee aud has been respited
before
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
ORDER FIRES OUT.

PERRY. o. T. Nov. 10 -Okiahoma, and
more especially the Cherokee strip, has
been visited by fierce sand storm for
week, aud today the sand is binding. The
city authorities have ordered fires in the
business section TO be exti1guishei Part
of the time today one could not see fifty
feet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
BOUND FOR CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ID Captain
Joseph +. Craig, United States Navy.
recently relieved from the duties of presi-
dent or the faculty al Annapolis, sailed for
China on the steamer Beige today. He
VIII take commend Of the United States
ship Concord. Stationed In China
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FIRES BEING sUROUEp.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. I5.-Detaiis from
the fsr.st fire. come IN slowly aud IN
many of the casts iudicre only nominal
damage. In g-uer the fighters have been
successful in warting off ne flames TIE
general situation in Arkansas is un-
CHANGED and no serious losses BY the fir
are reported. At kland. Tenn. JEDI
Rayner and wife (co.ored) We're busy in the
fl=ii when their house c.uZht fire and be
fore thty couii rrscl it their little ones
aged :, and respectively, persisted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
Wing Oh mpionship shoot

CHICAGO. Nov l5-fhs shoot for the
wing cham pionship OF the United States
came of this sfGeruoon at Baraside. The
winner Was &. keliBsmann OF CAica-o.
" no scored 81 out OF p ssl5le i01 Ih-
otter sCoIss were ~ follows. Brewer -
d.. Carver So. Grim s., Robbins 30. Biug-
3 am 81; Elliott %; BuId H.. Bad. Roo
bins. Bingham aud Elliott dropped Jut %
he test. Jw "a II che nigh wind TIE
match betNeea Brewer and .E.liott, wh,ea
was to have come of tomorrow. has falieu
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Harvard Defeats Brown.

CAMBHIDGE. Mass, Nov. 10 Harvard
defeated B.vwu ths af.erLo1u. i 20 o. a.
IA poorly played game Toe Harvard
sa&caer> were StTalL thst members OF the
fae team were present, though they
could spot none, 80 they pittrd a -cruo
team az tinst Brown.
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KILLED IN A CAVE.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 15.-Seven school hoys.
while In a cave they had dUs on "a vacaut
lot Ia the northern part Of the city. were
buried by the roof caviVE III. Henry
Raedner. Years of aEr, was KILLED. sud
Herman Wslkrnf3rd, a-eI l.. bauly hurt.
The others escaped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
SNOW IN THE WEST.

DENVER, Colo, Nv. Is This afternoon
the thermometer fell - degrees IN as
many minutes For an hour ;here W :
sSudstorm and tonight STOW IS falling
>! light damage WAS done 70 trees auG smttl
uu idlngs IN tie city aha suburbs A
Chey eDnt, " yC., sev-.e SuoS storm Is
prevailing with indications % i, lasting all
mia
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o'DoNNELL WILL CHALLENGE.

GALESBt Re-, | g.. Nov. -. Champion q.
j. Cog6-tt announces tonisat that St,y.
O'DOausll = preparing to .ssur a ch.ll.,,.,
Tor match ortwesa O'DJGsell aud sny
man TIA tie worii .or a.. 90 side. Pst.r
vi hex or jim Hall pr f-rred. Toe n..ea
i Il take pas the sans week Corbe:.
IL ht, tItZ.liumou~
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a CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant II ivor. gentle action and
soothing eff -cts Of syrup OF Figs. wren la
heed OF Laxative, aud II the IA Der or
IN -ther be castiye or bilious the most
"a ifyins. re-Glts follow its Use, 50 that 10
IL the best family remedy known. aud
every family should have a bottls on maud
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
TREASURY CASH BALANCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-THe cash bal
ance IN he treasury AZ the close Of bust
ness TODAY was tlO3, 0l0 rs: a loss for the
day Of 1892 0l0 The gold reserve today
was Sol, 1893 which shows Il net loss
since ye>trri,y of So 4SS Since Octo b-r
81. the cash balance shows a loss of - $780,
9o5, and the gold reserve II gain OF SJ1S 3l9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
NEW FIRM ORGANIZED.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The firm of
Drexel, Morgan 81 Co., under its present
firm name, will expire by limitation on
J all. !, 1895, and it Is undersr ood that the
firm will be r. organized to continue bust
ness under the title of j. Z. Morgan SC Co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
PREPARING FOR WAR

GUATEMALA Nov. Ij.-Prepart,i1ns for
war continue here aud recruiting prog
r sse- all over tHe country. Soeci Il envoy
De LeOI left today FOR Wd-LiUg- on. lie
viii stop several DAYS - Slu Franc i-co.
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On a Half Mil. Track

SAN A.ToNIo. Tex, Nov. Is 10,
Patehrp. driven by Jack Curry. over q
hait mile track broke tbs worlds paciu :
record. lie went the half ia .:U5. the thess
quarters IN I:55 aud the mise IA 2:Os Dat
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STORM is ABATIN6.

PARIS. Nov. l5-S!nce the heavy s'o-m
az Monday. wUich caused loss Of If ID
Paris aud the provinces, the s1u;hw-s,
gale has abat.d NJ further casualtIe-
have been reported.
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FZETA VIII INVADE

CITY or NEXIlO. Nov 10 Genera
Antonio Ezsrs, ua- let th's CITY for san
Er nc,scO. He says lie proposes TO iuvaG.
al Central America