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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-28
HILL is SATISFIED
THOUGH TIE NEW YOPK sIFUs.
TON IS UNCHANGED.
Harmony Does Not Harmonic, Auy
More Than !; Did and sir Faulk
ner Goes uome-Colonel strong
Addresses Refor'ners Whereby he
Places Himself OH Recurd.

NEW YORK. Octs.-The politics ev-n.~
Of tae we = Ia this -sst- have 10, n trim,
II not excl iass Tee krenvst pubic inter
est has been aroused IN the elections. not
only OF TIE many issues that have De. n IN
troduc d into the Campaign. but bveauss
OF the prOuaiuent po.itI ci.4s thar are in
active vice Ss the sroS sincn Of Doth
parties. Ga 50sa 81 rs t4e utmost coz
hdence IN tne Ultimate rSsuS $ expressed.
but tas from allowins c5uldeacs 70 s.oy.
era Judgment. tie Leaders = t4e respective,
headquarters h.ve lett no stouc uasuraei
10 bct ~ the interests OF their party ana
have been uutIrlus Ia their sforts 70
SWING Ri factions Into laae
SenStor Hti! hsls Goar livsly campai -
ins IL New Il Cay SnJ viciutty duriu
the week he pad previously ;leca si,,i :
Ing rapidly throU- bout the state suu ait T
Two days visit went SacS into tae inter
Tor.
Others closely identified with the cam
paisu nave ovsu unremittiag IA Garlr en-
ergy. Governor Nckirley of ohio isat
present gu a tour through the Il ~. wll.o
Governor Flower Will oe.ia his c.,eais
Monday
Daring the early part o. the week many
ID rmocratic conference were held, &c was
ssld solely in the interests of harmony
GcuettOf ucFc from tSsi-
iDgtou with he avowed Intention OF unit
Ing the coutsnaIng factions II possible hc
object OF the controversy be- Weeu tbs
Gr &c snG rsmmrpy Democrats briag the
Congressional nominees Ia several dtstVic ;
30 far rs indicated, tue question 81 bar
mony was left To right Itself no coGcSs-
sions were allowed on either side.
Senator Hal le!t here - few nights a-o
however, having first EXPRESSED himself
it VS. said, at Democratic headquarters.
as perfectly satisfied with he course events
were taking.
The 81 usti on in state politics at present
- practically unchanged from that Of the
opening of the nsht, both forces working
with as n grim vIsor as ever charscteFixed
state Campaign.
The fact that today was the last week
probably bad some Influence In causing
She general qaietuje NJ the various polit-
lcai headquarters. The most important
OF the days incidents was C0lonel y ropg's
reception of the dis rict leaders az the
German American Reform union at hts
headquarters III the Stut-rveat house late
this afternoon. Its -pecial significance Jay
in his speech to the German r~formsrs
Active supporters OF Colonel Strong re-
gard the expressions in his speech Ia re-
gard To the excise laws as likely 10 have a
powerful effect ia securing the vote % the
Germans of all factions who are not
regularly allied with Tanmany. Ga the
other hand IL il admitted Colonel Strong's
outspoken uttertnces may cause SONS
criticism and even detection on the part
of the people whose opposition To AL liquor
selling Is rigid and prououuced.
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

AT AnnspollS the naval Cadets beat the
University Of Peuusy lvania.
AT Albany, y Y. Williams met and de-
feated Ualou. Score. TOE.
At Jackson. Miss. the University of
Mississippi beat tue University OF Ala
bSma. Score, 6 too.
At indianapolis the Indianapolis Light
Artillery beat D-pauw 10 70 ?.
At Charlottesville Ind, Wabash defeat
ed lnhisua University 10 TO o.
At Louisville the Athletic club beat
Vanderbilt University Of Nashville 10 10 8.
At Richmond Ky, Central University
beat Kentucky Univeriiy IS o.
At Cleveland b. Michigan University
beat Case School Is 10 ;.
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PUTS UP THE BARS
GERMANY EXCLUDES AMERICAN
CATTLE AND FRESH BEEF.
Action Ostensibly Based on Discovery
of Cattle With Texas Fever-De-
partment Of Agriculture Intimatcs
That Germans Don't Know Much
About That Disease.

HAMBURG, Oct. 27.-The senate today
published decree prohibiting the impor-
tation of American live cattle or fresh
beef, on the ground That two cargos which
have just arrived contained several AMI.
mails suffering from Texas fever Con.
Bgnments which are proved to have left
America by Oct. q are exempted from
these provisions, but the animals imported
must be killed at the Abbatoir here imme
diately after they are landed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25,-The action of the
Herman government in prohibiting the
importation of cattle and fresh beef was
not entirely unexpected by the agricul-
turaI department, although the officials
had hoped, up to the last moment, that
the Germans would prove open TO reason.
The matter will not be allowed to rest
where it now stands, but the government
will cause thorough Investigation 10 be
made of the cases of alleged Texas fever
I.n which the German government has
seen fit TO act on In such summary fash
Ion.
The German embargo on American beef
Is believed here to BE- founded on a mista-
ken diagnosis, for II there is any cattle dis
ease that Grrman veterinarians know lit
tie about. that disease is Texas fever, a
purely, climatic, non -lnfectuous fever De
Culiar to America. That is the opinion OF
agricultural department experts VINO have
studied the disease for years and are aware
OF the state of knowledge on the subject
In Europe. If the departmental examIna-
ton, As expected, results in disDosins of
the existence Of the cases complained of,
cur government will enter a vigorous pro-
test against the action of Germany and
seek to make it clear that the reason as
signed for the destruction of our meat
trade is disingeniously stat ed, which fact
Is not expected to influence congress very
favorably toward the reciification of the
sugar schedules CT our tariff act sou. ut by
the German government.
Today the following telegram was sent
to the secretary of state:
Department of Agriculture, Washington;
Referring 10 your communication in re-
gard to the prohibition of American cattle
and fresh beef by Germany, please repre-
sent to the American ambassador that
Texas fever Is not communicated by dis
tased cattle, so that even the reported dis
coyery of this disease is not correct, tn re
is DO danger TO German cattle. Also that
meat of cattle affected by this disease has
never been shown to be dangerous TO the
consumer. This government inspects all
meat exports and certlfies that cattle were
free from disease when slaughtered A
vigorous protest should, therefore, be en-
tered against the proposed action.
lSignedl CHAS W. DABNEY,
Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
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4 Solemn Occasion.

When certain well known cornedian
was starring in Edinburgh, his land
lord. who seldom attended any public
place save the kirk, asked him II he would
oblige him with a pass for the playhouse. >
This favor was readily granted, and the
guide man" donned his best black suit
and witnessed the comedian : two great
est humorous approximations. Meeting
his landlord the next morning. the come
dian asked how he liked the performance.
,'Neel. - said the scotsman Il pleased
me in fac Sey weel, and cunsesier you
PLAYED unco' naturallike but heich. man,
/ had a hard Job TO kepsp Ilysel' fs..e laugh
Ing. London Tit Bits
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JARDINE LOWERS IT
KANSAS CITY FOUR AND a HALF
FURLONG RECORD.
Jardine Carries Big Money in and
Brings il Safely HOME Moloch
Defeated-Prilne FavoIitcs the
the Rule in Other Events-Cali
forIia Jockey Club Races.

KANSAS CiTY. Mo, Oct 27.-Jardine
made great race today, beating Moloch,
the last Splinter, il driving finish. AID
breaking the track records for fou. and n
hait furloags. TINE 500. The record was
%. Tbs bookics lsid4 To against Jsrdine
ana pot of r3ouey Went in on her by the
Knowing cues.
Southernssr. Joe Courtney and Borderer
Were the three prime favorite that landed
the money in o: her events. Texas Frsuk.
o 10 /, MOO ne first race ard the last race
on the card was taken by Minute Walker,
10 To sho,, but that Was anybody's rnce
and the .s.ssr et 1t alone Summarize:
F.rst rac--Four furlongs: Texas Frank
won; liy Violet, second; Boots, third.
Time, 81.
Second-Five and half furlougs: Bnr-
derer won; Gre-n srewitr. secoud; Ben
Wilson, third. 1ina. HOS.
Third-Four All. a hhlf Iurlougs: Jar
dine won, Moloch, secoud; King Craft.
third. Time. 56Js.
Fourth-Srvrn and a hslf furlongs: Joe
Courtnery won: Bob Francis, second;
Soutberner, third. Time, 1889.
fifth-Six furlongs: Scutnernest won;
I'd. second; Hssperis. third. Time,
1:174.
S.Xth-Four furlongs: Minnie Walker
won; Charley Boyce, second; Anna, third.
Time 81
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KEEPING THE DEVIL AT BAY.
How the Chinese Circumvent the Enemy
of Mankind at a Funeral.

A Chinese funeral is a constant success
sion of efforts 10 cheat the devil, who is
supposed 10 be lying in wait to capture
the soul of the departed So long as the
body remains in the house the soul is safe,
for the devil cannot come in. The risk be-
gins when the funeral procession starts.
When ready to march, great quantities OF
frecrackers and pyrotechnicS that emit
much smoke are set off in front of the
door, and under cover of the smoke the
pallbearers start in a lively trot, run to
the nearest corner, turn it as quickly as
they can and stop short. This is done for
the purpose of throwing the devil off the
track, since it is well known that he can
not easily turn a corner, and to aid in the
deception whenever n corner is turned
more fireworks are burned. By dint of
turning quickly and trotting as fast as
they can the bearers finally arrive at the
cemetery, but do not enter the gates, but
go through hole in the surrounding in
closure, for they know that the batfled
devil will be waiting for them as the en-
trance. In the cemetery the soul is COM
paratively safe, though 10 make the mat
ter perfectly secure the discharge Of fire.
crackers is kept up until all the rites are
ended.-ChicsSo Herald.
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HAVING A SWEET TIME.
sUgar Cut May Result In Breaking Gro.
GERS and Refiners impact.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 27-The sale
by Trlmble. Sides & Co. yesterday of 1,000
barrels of GRADUATED sugar at ~ cents
with the usual rebates. which WAS cut of
t-3 per cent on regular card rates, COM
rletely demoralized the trade today and
IobDers and others WHO have been carrying
large stocks bought on speculation previous
10 the adoption OF the ne W tariff schedule,
became Uneasy and, not willing TO take
any further chance, offered sugar right
ana left on the same terms the result of
which was general break in the mark ct
and decline of Is cent ali grades ex-
crpt numbers ilve,siX, seven aud eight of
the soft sugars, which declined only Lii
cent.
The trade is anXiouslv awaiting the out
come OF the present furry Many think
IL Will result in the breaking OF the com
iact made several years ago by MEM ers
Of the wholesale grocers exchange and the
f.fi
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WHY He Objected

S.sser-How d. yol Ike the young
woman from Boston,
Brother-Oh, yerJ vel Only she 1sss
such big words gave he- flower, and
she wouldn'; calI !; bs anything but Is
scisntifc name
>isteF-BlT you Always liked botany
B7othey-It wasn't her eso-any ! o. ct
&C TO I, was her naughty culture
SrcokiTa Life
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RAILWAY WAREHOUSE BURNED

PENSACOLA, Fla. Oct. 27.-Fire today de-
stroyed the coal chutes belonging to the
Export Coal company and the immense
warehouse of the Louisville aud Nashville
railway, and available property situated
OH the Louisville aud Nashville coal docks
The fire caught on a warehouse from
sparks from the hoisting engine which
WAS at work discharging 4 cargo from the
Norwegian bark. Amity. The loss Will
reach nearly 500, 900.
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CURE FOR HEADACHE.

As remedy for all forms OF Headschs
Electric Bitters has proved TO be the very
best. IL effects permanent cure aud he
most dreaded bsbitusl sick head ,ches
yield to its influence. We urge all who
are affi ietcd to procure a bottle. and give
this remedy "A fair trial. Ia cases Of hab-
itusl constipation Electric Bitters cures
by giving the needed tone IL the bowels.
aud few cases long resist the Use OF this
medicine. Try II once. Large bottles
only 50 cents az Chss. Lawrence and 6.
Gehring's Drug Store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-28
Us-yard Boat, Co-ne,l.

NEW YORK. Oct. - Tee ico5bSl. game
between IL award sus. Carueli universities
was playei a. isn@sttsu fl, TO lay aud
resulted in a .ic:s-y for Hai v-Id after a
rsttlias game. ~ - 10 IL Tie game WAS
froni start 10 fiHisp os< Of tS- best coz
tested matches ev-- I aye here, AID bad
toe Cornell boys warSeI with n same
Y m II the first -,If visicjs t'sev dl>p ,ayei
In tue last, II i suythiuE but iuErooa oIs
that The result mi-ht have been different.
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TALKING FINANCE AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. ~ The 18th anniver-
sary meeting OF the Commercial club,
which includes the leading business men
of Chicago, was held tonight at the Grand
Pacific hotel. The occasion was marked
by the discussion of financial problems
and suggestions FOR the solution of the
currency question by some of the most
eminent financiers and political econo-
mists in the country.
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BUILDING COLLAPSES,

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. "A one
story brick building in course Of erection
on the north of the plaza collapsed this
afternoon badly injuring three men. The
structure was "A cheap affair and one of
the iron pillars used in constructing was
not strong enough to sustain the wei ght Of
tie superstructure.
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beautiful Wheeling a, Los Angeles

Los ANGELES. Cal. Ocl. She arxi
ANNA. twenty-five mile szLdicap birycse
race under .he management % : q. -pi-r
wE- run a. Agricl!turs! park this AFTER
noon. TIE trsck was II good cosid8 or
bot a siEoog tre-ze ID th- stretch pre-
vented fast time. There were e.gbie~a
-tafterS On, osiy e8-ven finished III
Start xss good one and u was a p-etfy
race from start 70 11s=h aGd uss uoa b
Wilbur T. Eds.rr.s .. san os- by ash =
wheel lei. er 81 SET Jose w. s~cosc rnc
Osczr Olsen Of sac J0s- ~ss ihsrd IA
rsrti'- Iims lSstIl The coast rslora
i5c1z-sa = . = he'd " Taotazs Mciissr q,
To- Angeles. who flashed ssvsnth Z ~
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Chess tournament

NEW YORK, Oct. 2..-Today the fourth
round of the Masters Chess tournament
wSs played. The RESULTS are AS follows:
4 lbin-Shnwalter, - moves, Zukertort
opening; Albin won. De!nsr Hanhsm. 65
moves. 2. q 4 OF ming; drawn SteiniJz-
Rncsmors. 81 moves, Buy Lopez defence,
3 kt kb 3; SieniIz won. JasnOgrodsky-
Baird, 92 moves. 2. q. opening; adj
joururd. Pillsbury tIpern, 90 moves.
p. q opening; H.ipern won. Hymes-
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Wien . tnaz has rs ta.ko "a sliss he
must base 1. iz2uss winch all eorsss- quick
~ 70 hss t0ns-1c EEs'll 81 ters,s1aes GaaE sls.r
S!;h j. - b. azs 81. Flr-lae nasFag - 4.
name similar 20 as Cts.srlza aEs-e -
STICKS 20 as t.fi~ 81 saliaf saY = s.1..ass
eEsrT case. -ssaseslszasr - @.t 49, hfs
viie rsl.-slea azr-le Or iAs fz.oslsezs .T-ass.-
en Nam. Mans erf-gk - t-xa c4a<Ai
~ tA-s-Sex 40rk Aarsy<-4-s
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FREp l.. Jonxsov. Observer.
THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE.

Mr.. q. Gaillouette, druggist, Beavers
willie. Ills. says; ITO DR., Kings New
Discovery | owe my life. Was taken with
la grippe aud tried all the physicians for
miles about, but OF no avail aud was given
up and told / could not live. Having DIR
Kings New ID iscovery ia NV store / s-nt
for a bottle aud began its use and from the
first dose hegan to get better, and after
using thEee bottles was up aud about again.
II Is worth its weight in gold. We wou't
Keep store or house without H." Get "A
free trial at Charles Lawrence's aud g.
Gehring's drug .tores
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OLD ENGINEER DEAD.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Col. A. Fl. Water
man. y no was chief construction engineer
OF the Panama railway. died at his home
In this city yesterday. Col Waterman
was born In Oswego county. New York, 30
years ago aud has held prominent posi-
lions on many railroads H WAS a mem
Der OF General Fremont's staff and render
Inc. valuable services during the civil war
he had been an invalid Tor the last sege 4
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CAR Is BETTER.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. IA bulletin
issued AT : O'Clock this evening from Liva-
dia says:
1.-The ear ate well during the day. The
action of his heart is ather better. The
oedrma has not increased. His spirits are
better than they were yesterday"
The bulletin hears the signatures Of the
physicians attending the czar.
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. Tenu., Oct. 27.-Cumber-
land park results:
First race-Slx furloDgs: Metropolis
third. Time, Ills
Second-Mie: PreIonia won: Sly Lis
bon, second; Satellite, third. Time, Las.
Tbird-S-ven furlougs: Marcel won;
Shiloh, second; Tuscsrora, third, Time.
1:2sst
Eourth-Five furlonGs: Eva l. won:
Two Step, second; Nina. third. Time,
l:0224.
tiith-Eour ard oHe-half furlongs: Mel
lie Osborn WOO; Swift, secoud; Brevits,
third. Time, $50
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CHINESE BEATEN AGAIN.

YoKAHoMA. Oct 27.-The japanese have
gained q decisive victory at Kiuren over
1900 Chinese. The enemy fled toward
An lung. The Japanese captured guam
iity of provisions. The Chinese lost 200
killed and a number were wounded, and
many prisoners taken.
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wes. Pointers Done IN

WEST POINT, Oet. 3s-Upvards Of 6. 90
people turned out to see the Yale. CadeI
game here today. The weather Was all
that could bs desired and tue snme Was
played without !. break In the ha.vss. In
the first half tR< Yales scored 4 snd the
Cadets , Ia the second halt there Was
L re- ? ay s,ad hard work. the fiaal score
being Yale - IVES P5ist )
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bone and ivory has reached port. So far
2.313 barrels of oil, 142. 800 pounds of VIZ ale
bone and 1867 pounds OF ivory have been
received AT this rate the whalers ought
to bring in nearly S., 900 600 worth of stuff
before The last is heard from
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Tisers Nee, Volunteers.

PRINCETON. y. J., Oet 27-TSe Tigers
rolled up 81 puiays against the Volunteers
OF New York to-day in two twenty minute
halves Tue Volunteers played "a to-
oUgaiy scleatisc sams, Ena ihrlr exhio-
ton Was comm-tId bl- in every respect
Score: Princeton. "A: Volunteers. o.
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EARTHQUAKE IN ARGENTINE.

LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch received
here last evening from Buenos Ayres states
that an appalling cart quake has occurred
throughout the Argentine republic. The
city San Juan de La Frontera, capital has
been totally destroyed. Hundred of lives
are reported TO have been lost. No details
have been received
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Won Three Falls,

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. 27.-wrestler Fred
Ro-bsr OF New York defeated Moriviue
Thomson OF Cleveland st the Peoples
theater tonight. winning three successive
falls. mixed styles. in four, two and three
minutes. respectively.
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Nh Wi-srer-Yos hsTs been rlsv
iag poksz y "a &E iiF@a.sr. nzssEs'; 20.
NiL.Ys--Eox d. ~ Know:
Ma .aip-r-Els w.fs 'el4 Ess
she ESs zcsay 70 ~. 1t Il as1s sgwas-
-Cl0fhl.z zsz1 Ss~r.s1.z.
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CANDIDATES WILL DEBATE.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 27-General Hast
ings and William NJ. Singerly, the Repub-
lican and Democratic candidates for gov
ernor. have signed articles for Joint
debate. The debate will take place at
Norristown, November g.
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ST. Asapeth Results.

ST. AsAPETH RACE TRACK, Va, Oct q.
Results at st. Asspeth:
FIRST racs-Six and half furlongs: Gal
lice won; Ursnia, second; Lobengula, third
Time. l:2354.
S-cond-OHe mile and n sixteenth: Bar
ont s. won; Lady Adam-. second; McMac-
queen. third. Time, 1:5sl4
Third-Six furlougs: Mckee won; Ken
nell second; The Buffer, third. Time,
l:l6A.
tourth-Ons mile and sixteenth: Roche
woB; Song and Dance, second; Hume,
third. Time. l:50.
Fifth-Haf mile: Golden Gate won;
Pouch. SECOND; Palisntnus gelding, third.
Time :5l1.
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Professor Asaph Hall of Washington
observatory discovered both u the moons
OF Mars, making the initial observations
upon the flrst one on the night of Aug
IL, Ic7. The smaller OF the two Is only
20 miles in diameter, the other IS 10 40.
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played in this citv was p,Syec. this after
noon between the Kansas University team
aud the eleven from Ott IVA university.
The game re-ultesi IL TIE. Both sides
Made Elk pOInIs in the first hat. Of the
game aud uo score MAS li.sese aztec thai
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"Yes. A" shs zrs=ed. "a El-zo<t ssrs
be loves re A. less: IL lo>ks % uss
that TzAez = Tcasg man sq7~Szes gtri's
hs1d - hard that ere cza't ru1 Aer
asTs morning be F11s; 1ezs
bs.issss. "--ind.znzps.ls Jc1.zsL
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.Amaraca's Greatest Boo,black'- : the
sign displayed by : colored bo0JhlAck On
Eighth avenue. New York city. Perhaps
he bUiided better than b knew, for TIE
name is very close 10 what some modern
say wss its or.Fjusl TOXIN
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BATTLE EXPECTED.

LONDON, Ocr. 27-The correspondent of
Pail Mall Gazette at Foo Choo cables that
fleets of China and Japan are now off the
port aud that a battle is expected shortly.
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WHALERS IN BIG LUCK

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct y The whaling
schooner Jeanette arrived from the Arctic
today. The only later news she brings j.
hat the Belvedere has now four and the
orca seven whales.
Only the first Of the feet has arrived 81
r. and yet over $4,000 worth of oil.
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CzARINA NOT SERIOUSLY ILL

COPENHAGEN. Oct 27.-A di~pttch from
Livadla says That on the best authority
the condition of the czarina is in no way
causing anxiety.
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"-hz; dos It's pics=rs Fesrezs.s-a
f:rrn - ss.s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-28
YeaAing PAGER Record Broken.

DALLAS, Texas. Oct. q AT the Texas
State fair races today E.rod. oy Elertri'e e,
dam by Dumas, in the yearlinZ COLI race
half mile, paced the first hest 10 l:U7 ht'
three and = quarter seconds faster than
the worlds record for yeariing PAGERS
Track WAS dry and slow