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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
BASEBALL CHAT.

Six more games will be played by the
conquering Giants this week and that
will wind TIP the first Western trip Of
the New Yorks this season. Cincinnati
ana Pittsburg are Che clubs atraycd
against New York this week. Since
Arlle Latham has btcen Opposed from
the captainCy OF the "Welnerwursts'' and
Coniskey has been put in charge, II IL
mighty fine game of BAH they have
been playing. But the Giants will have
to fa.l or " great deal from their game
Of last week. to permit the Reds getting
more than one OF the three games In the
series. Baltimore plays pittsburg TO-
day. Tomorrow and Wednesday, and
after that New York will meet the
Pirates. These Baltlmoreans nre the
chaps Johnny Ward IL lookins for. Never
viii the m niors OF the three crushing
defeats at The very opening OF the sea-
Son which New York met with In Balti-
more be eraceJ until the Giants roll and
mud Of the Monumental City. Then that
memory viii be effeced.
Pitcher Duy,er Westervo.t wrote to
Lance Wilson. the we.l-known athlete
now working for second place ana hoped
to land in that place before long" He
aided that the men were In good health
and hai lot OF confidence. Eight Of
the t'attcuel good luck pennies that
WIS II sen: t. the team we're stolen
from Westetvelt's pockets In Louisville.
and another batch was mailed at once.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
TO RAISE VALKYRiE..
Part OF Her az -. Put Into a New
Dunrnven Yacht,

HUNTERS QUAY, July a-Valkyrie
will be raised tomorrow. and It Is be-
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CANADA'S CRACK SHOTS.
In England to Compete for tn,
Queens Cup.
NV Assoclated Prefn. J

Wy NssUVIHRtu fTcFBJ
LONDON. July 9.-The Canadian team
Of rifiemen which Is to compete at the
meeting Of the National Rifle Association,
at the Rife Camp ut Bisley, has ar
rived at the camp.
Twenty of the Canadians have entered
for the Queens Cup and for the other
Martini-Henry contests.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

the two yachts had been for some time
travelling In close company. viyilant
always had the advantage, but, as she
lost the breeze first. Britannia hauled
her In, getting up on her wea tIer quar-
Ter. But Vigilant, in light air, soon
pulled out clear of Brltannia's lee.
until she was some lengths ahead when
approaching the Skelmorlie mark.
Nigiiant increased her lead, and tho
skelmorlie mark was passed on the FIRST
round in the follouiny ,i,,o,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Brooklyn plays Louisville to-day, and
IL ought To be in the Grooms to get
away with two Of the series.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

The Mutuals. Of Jersey City. defeated
the Chestnuts OF the Junior league al
Oakland Park yesterday by Il score OF
Is 10 IA.
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ny their defeat OF st. Louis yesterday
Brouklyn drew up closer TO Philadel-
phia, ana only three points separate the
GroUms ana the Quakers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

''lt AisN
in q box,
C VI 10.
To mat
= GA
quality
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Mike Leonard says he has been prom
Used chance IL meet Horace Leeds at
the Seaside Athletic CLUB. Leonard Is
working overtime nowadays trying t.
get somebody Il manage him. Fifty
per cont. OF tho purses he wins is hi
offer 10 q manager.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

The Seaside club Ia heing entirely reno
Va ed and redeCorated. The Club pur-
chased Il new safe Saturday, and has
given m order for II new sign on top OF
The club house bea ring the name sea
side Athletic Club"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-26

iitomentanen @efabren Der Mlcobolsu=
ru1r: Der getm ber Erunfiunt 1T
ulIemal bamit gepflan5t unb bie @ele=
Qenbeit. biefelbe aur @nttpidIung toms
men au laffen, ergibt ii4 bann, iobalb
has Rinb aus benz glternbauie In
eine seipiife Selbfitdnbisteit fommt.
60 ersibt beifpielstpeife unIere @tatie
fttf Bet faf alien nit Srunffu9t aur
Bebdnblung fommenben Damen, bab
biefelben als Rinbsr, an trgenb elmer
Rrantbeit lsibeitb, rnetft 1dpereWeins,
tpie 9ofaber etc, perorbnet befamen;
mas Der Mr3t perorbnet bate, befolg.
ten bic Gltern ipdter, nm benz Rinbe
ipieber Rraft gu seben, ipeiter; bas
Rinb blieb fat INNER blethfii1tig
unb fdtpa9 unb mubte innmer nebr
Metn befomuen, Bib i'm eigenen6dusz
balte na9 Der @erbeiratbuns obne iebe
Shrante getrunfen tpurbe unb ipeiter=
aebenbe organifAe unb pbpiif9e @t0z
runsen bic Notwithstanding erforz
berlidb ma9ten-"
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9iite bcr itabtii9em geamtsm.
Wmmo oerpoftor sSenger eeitors

Soutb genb, Snb., %. Desember.
llnweit bon bier 1T auf ieinem 2anolibe
elmer Der alien beutihen pioniere bon
Snoiana, Serr 9enrp Wenger, seitor=
ben. Nenser mar ein mertmiiroiser
3aub. Seit etpa 3mailsis Sabren be-
fabte er lid ndlnlid nit @unoerturen
unb iein &uf brans bis in Die fernlten
Sbeile oes 2anoes. Sein 9eim mar
oas Mefta sablreider, nit allerlei Ge=
breden. 9eplaeter Mteniden, uno niht
ieIten bat Wenger an einem einaigen
5age mebr als bunoert patienten be-
banoelt. Seine 9eilmetbooe mar Die
8laubensfur. Wiele iener pilaer, Die
ourd Die 5offnuna auf cine 9eiluna
ourd ben @lauben geitdrtt ipuroen uno
cine 3eit lang 2inberuns ihrer 2eioen
at ipiiren permeinten, perfiinoeten ben
Rubm Wenaers III aaen Sbeilen oes
2anbes. Inter Der 2anbbeo0lferung
in Der llmsebuns BON South genb
apeifelte fein Menib an Wen9ers gotta
li1er 0eiltunlt. gr ielbit mar. babel
duBerf beiheioen uno nabm bduiia ben
bloBen Oanf ieiner patienten als einai.
ee Besablung on. Gin f0rn,liher Sas
Qentreis BON Munbern bate iih um
ieine Guren uno feline peri0nlihteit ges
bilbet. 0ei ibm ielbit perlaste aber
bic @laubenstur ct itarb on Der Wai=
ieriu6t. Menser fam I'M Sabre l842
BON 5rantfurt a. M. nah Snoiana.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-26

- Gsine Grippe, feline nebclfeit. fein
GAmera ,penn OegBitt's fleine Sriib=
aullteber aenommen weroen. &leine
pilIe. Gibere Yille. Yene 9ille. gu
pertaWen In @entih's Mpotbefe.
Mlles @ei1ndb in Der @elt iiber=
seugt Gnd niht 10 ihnen tuie elm Wer=
{ud nit He0DitPs 3auber 0afel=Salbe
fir Yerbriibungen. Yerbrennun9en.
S1iirfungen. 0auttranibeiten uno Sd
morrboioen. Sn @entid's Mpotbete.
Rlein unb oDh erob in ibren Mir=
tunqen GegDitt's tleine 6riibanf1te-
Der. Bette pile 9egen YeritOpfuns,
Miardne un6 lauren Magen. Sn
geiltid's Qlpotbete,
- Sin Wort beIhreibt lie .Doll=
fDmmenheit." QDir bahen Ne3ug auf
DeQDitt's 3aubsr Daiel=Galbe. ipel9e
bartn1diee Wunoen, Werbrennllngen,
Oautfrantbeiten firirt unb iIt Elm tpobl=
betanntes Neilmittel fiir 0dnDrrboiben.
Sn Genti6s Qlpotbefe. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-26
Gin tdaIihes Greiamit,.

Menn sic nit ibrer Wiiienibait su
gnbe iinb. 70 ipiro eben oas 2eben abs
aeiast. Dieies tommt tdslib Dor, tpie
folsenoe Sbatiahe benefit 0err 9lu'
quit RunSe in Gilbert, golo., iit unler
@emdbrsmann. rWeine Grau lit an
Der Qeber, am 0erseil uno bate bic
WaHeriubt. SD babe brei 9lerste se=
babt uno ale brei iaaten meiner Grau
oas Qeben ab. sic iii abgesapft ipor=
ben, man CAB lbr allerlei Meoisinen.
mas mid piel G,elo gefoifet bat.
aber ilidts ipollte belfen. Da lab ih
cine 4nseise bon 6ornis Nlpentrauter
Blutbeleber unb ieinen Wirtun9en.
Wir panoten bieies Mittel an unb es
balf. Msine Grau lit nun iotpeit bin=
geitellt. pab iie ibre bdusliben Mrbeiten
ipieber perri6ten fann, unb mir iino
gerne bereit. Gornis Mlpentrduter glut.
beleber Seoermann 5u empieblen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-26

ct. Sobns, n. s., 10. Des. Der
nit Yaumnolle belabene 0ampfer
) vCatHelo", Capt. 6lomers, bon @alpes
iton am 26. giopember pia glewport
glems nah 2iperpool absesansen, lief
eeIiern friib bier elm, nit Der 2aouna
i'm Gaum go. 2 in gran0. Samitag
lpurbe pas Geuer bemerft, als bas Sdiff
400 Meilen BON Sap &ace entfernt
mar. Sonntaa tam btr Ssapitdn su
Der ueberseuauns, bab oas 5euer bon
Der S1iifsmannihaft allein nidt Ge-
l6iht iperben tonne uno oesbalb lieB er
auf bic bobite 3iiiie subalten. Ser
aneeltrenteiten 9bdtigfeit Der Manns
ihaft selans es, benz nmiiAareifen Der
sslammen porsubeuAen. y Sobalo bic
Waum,polle ariinblih our1ipeiht 1T,
,piro Die Qaouno gel6ibt tutroen.
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8Mdlet,S Mrnifa galbc.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fiji,
Sbnittnunoen, @eihwiire, 5alsflub.
Gieberipunoen, 9lusidlag. aliseiprun-
gene 9dnbe, Groltbeulen, 9iilnerausen
uno alle 0autausi6ldse. ioipie lie be-
ltimmt 0dlnorrboioen beilt. sic wiro
garantirt, bic bette 3uftieoenbeit su se=
ben, ODER bas @elb miro suriifaegeben.
preis Is Gents per Sbahtel bel s. 6.
Miller uno Gpbn.
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Ste &r6te.

SSn Der naben areisitabt lit 0ieb=
murft setpefen. Ser Bauer 9in5 bat
fi9 einen @fel einsebanbelt unb Bauer
nnb giel aieben bic @traBe bein1ipdrts
ibrem Dorfe au. 8eibe iinb tief in
@ebanten. Der Bauer iiberre9net 5eiz
men @ortbeil, er bat nt9t 19le9t sez
tauft. unb ipie Elm Nbslans ieiner inz
neren 3ufriebenbeit pertldrt Elm per,
gniigtes S4munaeln iein faltenrei9es
@eii6t. Der gfel 1T ni9t in 10 ro1is
ger @timmuns; ct sebt nit ietnem
neuen 9errn elmer ungetpiKen 3ufunft
tntsesen. bic piellei9t reid an @9ldz
gen unb arm an 9afer 1T. Gr fennt
bic Meni9en! =
W1it ibren @ebanfen bef9dftigt, baz
BEN tpeber Bauer nod gIel bemertt,
bab ibnen Semano entsesen tomrnt.
Muf Der fdnureeraben 2anbitraBe
Ipar ct f4on in tpeiteterSerne 5t9tbar,
.iuerit 10 Helm tpie Elm Stednabel=
fopf, bann srDBer unb grDber, Bis er
laltebli4 beim Ndbertommen fi9 als
ber Bauer Runa austpeit, Der nit
0tnaen aus bemfelben Oorfe lit.
r9eba! @uten Sag, Nd6bar"
Iareit ct biefen an, fobaB er aus lei=
nen 9riibeleien auffdbrt. n9ldb 10,
Du =! N Sag o9!" unttportet
6in3, unb bic 8eibsn briiden chamber
bic Sanb. Nad ldnserem Sin= unb
6erreben iiber bas Wettsr, bic &prn=
preife. bas 8efinben Der jiingten Ser
fel selansen fis beim GIel an, unb
Runa erfdbrt, baB 6in5 i'm ioeben
fir Elm 8utterbrob getauft bat. wSm,
lin f9Dn 9tid @ieb! Wirtli9 unb
tpabrbaftis!" fagt auna unb tlopft
benz gfel ben Hiiden unb fraut linn
ben Ropf. bab Elm let1tes Syreube=
ldauern seIdmei9elter giteIfeit bic
Eangen Obren eraittern ma6t. ,Was
pinft Du fir Jpn tpieber babena"
frdst er. 9ins nennt einen prsis,
Runa einen anberen; bic 8etben begin=
lsn au banbeln NIT e9ter bduerii i9er
6artnddisteit, absr lie f0nnsn nidt
banbelseins tperben.
Mdbrenb lie nod 10 nreiten unb
feilfden, iiebt 9in5 atpiiden ber 0or>
berbsinen ieirres @fels cine Rr0te
iiben, eine feiits, bdblide &r0te, bic
blDbe au ibm aufglobt. Gin teufliI6er
8eoante tommt ibm. nWeibt, &un3!"
iast er plDblid, rlpenn Ou bic ar0t'
ba frtbt, triegit Ou ben @iel sana fir
t,,afonit!" &una iiebt bic 3rDte; er
xgtnnt etnen ianeren 4ampf au fGu1>
pfen, aber am gnbe iiegt bic 6abgier
ibsr ben gfel. aur3 entI9loKen
,immt er bas Sbter, beiBt btnsin unb
uiirst au9 sliidli9 Die eine 6dltte
binunter; bas fhnedt unsefdbr 70 tpie
Muftern, bte Ct etnmal In Der Staot
segefen bat. Ct bdlt inne. n9Dr',
Na9bar!" fast ct, .penn Ou iebt ote
anbere 6dlfte frtbt. tannit Oeinsn
gfel bebalten!1 9ina mar fur4tbar ere
fhroden, aIs er Runaen pirtli4 in bic
2r0te binsinbeiben fab; bas bate Ell
nidt fiir m0sli9 gebaIten, uno er CAB
fdon feinen gfel Derloren. Mit Sreuz
ben sebt ct baber iest auf ben 8ors
fdlag ein; fdneu uimmt er bic balbe
Rr0te unb f6ludt iie binunter, audi
ibm fdmedt tie ipie Muitern.
Die RrDte lit berasbrt, unb Der giel
lit na9 pie por 9inaens @igsntbum.
fteben bic beiben 8auern ba
unb feben chamber bumm fruseno an.
rDu," meint f9lieBlin &uns, rtpess
halb baben mir eisentli4 bic RrOt' ses
frefen9" nSa, bas Tag mall" ants
iportet 9ina, unb fhiittelt na9bsnts
ii4 ben Ropf.
Ser gfel aber bat tiefiinnis beibe
Dbren niebersetlappt. er pbiloiopbirt
- Elm @fel matht Diele Glel!
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Die drantiurteg 3eitung labt iid
aus &om ielesrapbiren Scr 0eiammt=
betrao oes 9isconto, pelbes Yremier
Grispi. ieine Ssamilis ober feline Greun,
be BON Der Yanea 8omana auf griu=
hen bes premiers erbielten, betrase
563, 900 1ranes.
Sic ne,siie Wsriuenoung fir Onn-
be bat cine Dame in Qpnbon ausgeoiif=
telt. 9ln .inem reaneriihen Gage reu=
lid. ais bic Wsge ibmuBia tparen, lab
man Die eriinoerilde Gd6ile. in Der ii.
nen 0ano cine 9aiAe unb in Der an.
bern oen Re9enihirm traaeno. auf Der
GtraBe, iuabrenb Elm iriItsr Dads.
bunb bic G,dleppe bsS Rieioes in ben
3dbnen belt. 10 oab biele osn BOben
niAt beriibrte.
Die Deiltnnlt iuirb INNER mebr Sll
elmer ipirilinen Wifenihaft; friiber err
perimentirte iie nur. Sept !. y, tpeib
man, bab nm bic ibredlihen 0dnpr-
rboiool+ Ghmer3en 3u linOern. nl.r Elm
eripeihenbes Mittel in ben e5ib bss Qei=
bens eingefiibrt au lperben brauht. CUR
8equemlihfeit Der Mnipenoun9 III bic.
les Wlittel in Die 9eeignetlte GOrn 9es
brd1t llrter benz Namen Anakesis 1T
ss beriibmt 9siporben. Gie Mnateiis 1T
in alien Mpotbstsn ID toben. proben
frei 3ugelanbt bur9 g. Nenitae0ter Il
So, 9or 24l9, Nem Dori.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-26

Ser pre,lbiihe 2anbtag 1T auf ben
8. Sanuat einberufen. s. beiBt, Dab
bic 3egierun9 Die MbIiht fefbalte, ben
Gosialiiten 2iebtnedt nab SbluB Der
9eibstaesliBunsen por @eribt 81 sif=
ben. Qiebtnetbt bat betanntlih bel Der
grOffnungslibung einen berporragen-
ben Mntheil IN Der 0emonitration ge=
Qen ben Gaiier genommen.
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sDaily. tExcept Sunday fFlag stop IMesa
Dark Faced Type denotes TINA from 10 90 noon hrn
midnight; Light Faced from Il 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD. EA. FORD
General Manager General Passenger luu
5-3l-94.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates OF fare, through ticket
baggage checks, and further information [
garding the running Of trains apply 10 Ar
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. ~
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rie>crcr''~! titiri"Henoe ioutcm es su ibrsm
Selh't'l I; .ssiEgmeu aiiclbe an leien.
ebe lie iih tuy) >5iaoclboftc gr,ciocn Der 3abl-
reid6en G.r!'. I.,'r rrrIci.cn Iaea ihr Gelh.
oora"f hiet, r:;r i2cfulcceu. ;ur ,fenIier hinau5
au m:rtc'. 90: N"4. 45. 9luflnae, $50 Seitea
iber finberlnie Gheu uno Observation-Disclosures
miro fir ?16ents II NoItmarfsn oroiam IN einem
nnbcorndteH llml5le9 perpaat, frci psrlanbt
Worene: DEUTscHES HEi, -lNsnTUT,
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Nos. 800 and 33S connect at Wellsvtliel
Steubcnville and Bellaire. NOS. 336 ana
connect in Union station, Pittsburgh. or
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA
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an ben init beaei4mstsn stat,onsn NTH auf GIG

sln ben init t besei4neten Stat,euen iptrb au Stg
mol aneebalten.
ane 3age taglitb sonntags ausgenpmnten
@enanen anibiuB finhet man in Wtarietta an Die g.
& .. Q. gS, & & s. 6. Gr. 3. g. 8, uub Obp &tper
Cambridge on bic y. & s. blid uub petlib. IN 9letp
@omerstplun on bic g. s. 8. g ct. 2puiS GiIenbabn
6ItliGb unb peltlib, in Gaual 0ooer NIT Der g. e. Il
gE. unb s. & g. n6rhib uub bitlid in 9Sanep SSincs
tion nit ber %. e. 8. &. unb Der 8aaep Giieuoa6n.
&. 2G. pasc, 5. 6. Iablor,
q. y. Il Z. ". 2upt Erans.
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MaaucstraTt UicSer bcrseiteut.
Wcs1le3s8fra,,iaeiten gebeilt.

Scr Rcim bes Soees ipirs
III mdnhes iunge. friib
pulirenoe 2eben bilr6 Mns
'tedllnG uto iuaenolide
Serirrllneclt Gele9t. Cine
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ben OrriiueifeltItcu G6llem
i!ets gllm;enn bewGbrt bat.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
GIVES IT THE LIE
CHAIRMAN BABO0CK WARNS UP N
his DENIAL
His Committee Not Connected With
4. II. A. Nor Any Other Socieiy-
No Literature Issued That May
No; be Seen in the Committec's Re
ception Room.

WASHINGTON. oct- IL -CAairmsn Btb-
Geek Of tie Republican congressional
campaign comm i,tee today l>>u-d the fell
lowing formal staten Mt - the press:
Il have been hsnted today what pur-
ports to be advance sheet Of = document
now hriuG orin ted In This city. It i en-
titled \ bold appeal 10 biSo ~. Repsbls-
Cans Circulating !. =. ~. lilcraturr. the
c asEvsSioa"i committee doing Tie wosS
ons shri"A AZ che ce~Pensibi .iy'
Tue d5cumznt Is made 40 o. ext-acss
FROM newspapers, sni is 50 utterly s. Will
OF truth taaz It would hardly ~e,m ,,eess
ssry 10 deuy any such tissue ~ hes.
fslSiiic tious have repsa,e lily
stated 10 the press that IN,
Republicans congressional commltr~,
I'D absolutely ~ connection Of ans kiast
either directly or indirectly vita aay
secret society. Or IA fact with aus otasr
~ociet~s 5hat % has con iuct 80 the cam.
pai-n strictly upon tte luc- IN ilctte IL
the LAST attiouel Platform. rea SzioE thHs
TIE camuiiste "a. 40 authority 20 make o.
iul- g any Issues latJ G0ls Ctmnti-sl DnE
aufuovz Il by A. party platform. Ne
have worked stsStiiiy ou this .iise and a..
the literature that has b-SG publ .SIed or
hauGted by the COMMITTEES has baeu rx-
posed Tor the pUOlic az los tac public asa
40 our reception rooms sc the aeaj-
quarters IN this cI,y No one has
ever been refused any * the
docameuts published 10y or ls~us,i from
this committee and TREY have all b,.en
scattered broadcast over the land a. tue
committee tbought and stfll think, IN the
interest OF good government and protac-
dion u all | desire To say once ulosc
nat tire Statements IL tnis pamu hlet, 20
Tar as they seek To connect "a ctasrcs,-
~ k.sFs "a
eaton IN charge OF tie canpdsa with auv
organization OF any kiud are sbsnlu ely
and unquai hedly false ia every particular,
- there i uO- nor has tier- been any cou-
nection with any organ cation on side ot
the au horned state Cen,ral asa distriCt
congressional comm. ttee~. nor has Tai,
committee handled, IN .ilud OF asked 20 bi
mailed any literature OF aay kin exceps
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
LOOKING FOR WAR
VESSELS AT BLUEFIELDS ORDERED
TO WATCH COLOMBIA.
Danger to Americans Apprehended
in View OF Possible Rev olutiOn in
Colon bia-Bluetields to be Left
Alone if Safe to do so-Colombi
Deny Any Disorder.

WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-Secretary Her.
bert, after consultation with the state de-
partment, has decided at length to relieve
the United States naval vessels which have
been so long at Biuefields, Nicaragua. To-
day he sent orders by telegraph to Captain
Sumner of the Columbia, TO proceed with
his vessel to Kingston. Jam aica. The
commander of the Marblehead was or
dered to proceed with his ship to Cartha-
genia. Colombia, if the state of affairs at
Bluefeld would warrant the complete
withdrawal of both warships The reason
for sending the Marblehead TO Car thage-
MIA is probably to guard against any injury
to the American interests there-mainly
in the hands of Boston frms-tbrough
revolutionary movements growing
out of the selection OF president to sue
coed Dr. Nunez, VINO died not long ago.
If the Columbia remains near Jamaica for
a time she will be in position to return at
short notice to Bluefields if the occasion
requires it,
Senior Resifo, Colun bian charge d af-
flares, says his country Is entirely tranquil
and wiihout signs of revolution or oLner
disorder which might effect American in
terests. President NuneZ, who died about
Il month ago. has been succeeded by Vice
President Caro-. The conditions have also
designated General Quintero Caldero TO
position the equivalent to vice president.
Senior Regifo says he would be advised by
cable of any disorder so he is at a loss to
know what induced the reports on which
Secretary Hubert ordered the Marblehead
IN Coin bia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
CORNING is UPSET
TICKET DECLARED ILLEGAL AND
CALLED HARD NAMES.
Decided That Jerry Simpson Is the
Regular Nominee OF the Seventh
District Democracy Further
Trouble viii Occur as Injunction
Oh State Board is Pending.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oet 1.-THE election
commission composed OF Attorney Gen
eral Little and Secretary of State Osborn.
rendered decisions today in the protested
election certificate eases
The Corning ticket was declared Illegal
and denomiuated as = deception TO honest
voters, bacSuse OF the heading, "Po2uliSt
ssate ticket
Jerry SIMPSONS case was decided by the
ard, stating that he had been
regularly nominated by the Democratic
congressional committee OF the Sevent b
district. Attorneys Tor the plaiutiff
in this Case, filed an injunction ia the
Shawnee county district court AID secured
temporary order restraining the s-cre-
tary OF the state from certifying Simpson
as such nominee for the official ballot.
Though the statute plainly says the action
of the board in such cases shall be final,
the plaintiffs alleg- thai the commission
cannot adjust differences between parties
and can act only in matters relating 10
complications pertaining 10 tickets. The
INJUNCTION Will tie argued Monday
The Corning crowd had prepared man
dsmus proceedings which Will be filed to-
morrow asking Tue supreme court to COM
pei the secretary OF state TO certify this
ticket for a place on the official ballot
In the Twentythird district, David
Rathboue was given permission To appear
Oh the ticket IA candidate for Judge
under the heading, Independent, free
coinage ticket"
A ID. Gilkeson will appear as a caudi-
date for he same position, representing the
petitioners ticket"
These men were candidates for the non-
ination, but the convention Of the Pop
uilsts nominated no one
They are running just the same