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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
DO You Know,

That the Santa Fe route (St. Louis and
San Francisco railway is positively
the only line running two daily through
passenger trains from Wichita TO ST.
Louis, without change, leaving Wichi-
ia a I 10:40 a. m. and 1885 p. m. arriy-
ing in ST. Louis at $50 p. m. and $50 a.
m. The equipment of these trains is
first class in every particular, consist
ing OF elegant reclining chair cars (seats
fraeD and Pullman Palace Drawing
Room SleeperS.
II you are going beyond St Louis re-
member that connection with all lines
for the east, northeast and southeast IS
made in the magnificent new Grand
Union depot. St Louis, the largest and
handsomeSt passenger station in the
world
For sleeping car berths and all infor-
nation relative 10 rates. routes. etc.
call at Santa Fe Route ticket office. I5s
North Main street, or Douglas Avenue
station. d59 II
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Gre.: Conssmpsssn-

Hotach-The air seems rz-er than j.
used 20 be-
ToDdik-weil. perhaps J. IS rarer-
You know that good deal Is being
used II p11ez=:ie bicycle ti-szs now.-
Bzrper's B>.>s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

THE staff of life," as applied to bread
includes all pure and wholesome diet.
just now ii would more nearly refer
to vegetables and fruits, the kind you
find every morning at the grocery store
Of Payne & Ferriter, 22S East Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain. cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bot
tie. Used by millions of mothers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

Jack no, happy? Why. they ssy
she had q fortune when he married
her
There's the rub. She still has + =
Town Top.cS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
DO Brains Eat?

It is so believed, and fish are said to
he the best food. At Joe Stewart's mar
ket, PA North Main street, you get
halibut, salmon, oysters and such, fresh
and delicious. 44-3t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
Sealed Proposals.
City Clerks Office, Wichita, Kansas,

July 8, 1895.
Sealed bids will be received at this
office until O'Clock p. m, July 22d 1895.
for the construction of the unfinished
permanent sidewalk on the west side
of Main street between William street
and English street in accordance with
plans and specifications on file in office
of the city. engineer. Contractor must
state the price per square foot.
A certified check for the sum Of ten
$4,000 dollars must accompany each
bid as a guarantee Of good faith.
The mayor and council reserve the
right to reject any or ali bids.
c. S. SMITH
AZ st City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
When Baby was sick. we gave her CaSoria-
When she was a Child she cried for Csstoria-
When she became Miss. she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
CHEAP RATES To TEXAS

7 I Z
Fort Worth s6.ao; Dallas S6.SS: HouS-
ton 1920: Galveston. Sl0.65. Other rates
to correspond For further information
eall at 1SS North Main street or Douglas
avenue station.
TAGG and CARNEY
City Ticket Agents
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Ff-. Bo--Ive 80: two paeks u e,v-
crackers lef. over from izs, Fourth
Second Boy-WhAs was .he matters
rain o. bo.piral7-Good Se~a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
,-as v~ v,s"-as -12porr-

A telephone wire is carried q mile
and half without support over Lake
Wailen, between Quinten and Aurg,
IN :he canton of S. Gallen- switzer-
land The wire Is two miliiusetsrs n
1inxoe4er.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

Seven room house, barn and two lots,
s25000. Geo. K. Spencer Realty Co,
226 East Douglas. 40 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
NEW THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
SANTA FEE ROUTE.

SANTA FEE ROUTE.
On and after May Is the Santa Fe will
run a chair car between Wichita and
Superior, making close connection at
Superior for all points in Nebraska.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

she-y2n Poser Is 10 empty. don, yo-
thtak7
He-He seems v>rT fru ot hinsei-
she-Tia.'s wha. roean--Pscx.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

This is a good day to try pineapple
smash or strawberry giace. Get the
best at Wallace's Drug Store. ii u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

Seven room brick house, barn, two
lots, s500.00. Geor K. Spencer Realty
Co., 226 East Douglas. 46 St
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

BE-le--I nay be poor. bat there ~as
. ti-se when rode IA q carriage
Coox-fes. sn6 yoSr mother Y12s.ed
t:-S, 7. Eess4
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COLORADO SUMMER RESORTS
FE ROUTE.

STNTA FE ROUTE.
Tickets are now on sale to Denver.
Colorado Spings, Manitou and Pueblo
S22 so for round trip. Good returning
until Oct. 81
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Notice.

TRY the new drinks this week at wal
lace's soda fountain, 331 East Douglas
ovanue d3S-tf.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

Notice.
All pictures left for framing and not
called for within thirty days of leaving
the order will be sold for the cost OF
frames on and after August 1. 1885.
46 Ct F 2. MARTIN,
155 North Main.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
For Sale.

Homes on easy payments.
GEO. X. SPENCER REALTY co,
46 81 226 East Douglas.
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ROCK ISLAND EXCURSIONS.

ROCK ISLAND EXCURSIONS.
July l. to Is. Baltimore. Md. and
August II to Il. Denver. Colo. and
return .-------- Ia -ut
August 70 TO -. Boston. Mass.
and return. -. 80. - e5
September to 10. Louisville. Ky,
ana return --------. --.-. ~ 10
For further information call at city
ticket office. corner Main and Douglas.
J. H PHILLIPS. Ticket Agent.
New chair car line 70 Omaha via
Santa Fe route and Superior. Neb.
Trains leave Wichita a. l0:S5 p. m. ar
rives at Omaha 4:55 p. N. I5s II
Hack Line.
Exchange stables at Orlando and Stin
water. We make speciality OF carry
ing passengers between these points.
Travelling mems pa tronage solicited.
SHIEELy. VANWyCK & SHIvELr.
Children Cry TO:
Pitchers CastoFia.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11
IT HOLDS ITS OWN
Alpaca Is Pronounced the Dress
Material par Excellence.
The Modern Travelling Dress Differs from
: the style NJ Five Years Ago In Many
PsrticularB-The Silk Bodice stiu
Maintains Its Sway.
Especial Chicago Letter.l

The edict has gone forth across the
water that all gorgeousness in feminine
dress is to be confined to hats and
waist fronts. Simplicity is to mark all
other raiment. The hues most popular
bt the present moment are white, gray
and blue, and the material most sought
after is alpaca. Parisians declare it the
one and only material suitable for sum-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

ARR rot GOING To EkSgAg csYYY
FxE MEMBER THE MISSOURI ~
CIFEc RAILWAY COMPANY
= ~ c.T nas fAat runs q ssriSG1v
glchsts- Kansas CITY trzsa- Leav4
Wscaifs .; stss ?. rn-s arriving a. ycn0-
sas c.tT 1srt morning a. Ia Thn
srasz - rnA4T sp zs T'lcassa. asf thsr~.
tgrr si14ys a~Sges % sfzp<. Nee csatr
ears Ard f.s!ilroa1 sl-~p~rz
%ez.ee fas having ..nne. zns tAe n~r.
tlrn~ yo1 ~ -. kzasks City faks she
xssDgg. P2ctsc Always "a TINE
Never lais Fire eg1spsn~at L<Sges
&fcssta - 4 fssscazbl@ hzc- aas; ar
f4Fss ~ Kansas City tzesfhsr too LATE
aes TOO s&yiy Ticket oenrs ia SSeth
N2sn street psp9s SogEsr SscanA anA
k4AS.fx str-sx.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

No. ] west bound also TO
Ellsworth daily.
No. } west bound Els
worth daily. !
No. east bound daily. ]
No. east bound daily. i
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-11

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-11

CAV Ffea-v : Ives. the ''S,psleon CT
nnancc' - Ashr lie. { -sc.
Apr ,o.-Astlnr governor q : y Morton OF
Arr a Er-Gos ~ u raasels. o. itlho -
TarntnA NaSh nrc1 "a
Apr = -Ex-Gov y. ; Bcrry. az BRISTOL n
=, AR 81 :. senator rranris y stock.
bridge. of Asa!oIn--1c. A.rh - h.sAr1. 49,
os.-.- ~. 'ostEnnsicT .lr~t - .4-"~ --''e-
editor a Nasa.--ina Post asel \,
Mas ID~t'onsEessEsan KottEt y 1F1siaH' ~
Princess Anne. M
May 10 Nx-a.ov- 4. G i,rnt. 81 colorado' a.
rtnnallytOwa. Near ~ aSsi -~.ol- aged q =
Nav iS--Alill1zn u. l-4s-gcs. " oAAAo. " .
general co1sll a. -serlin !.
Junc -Ex-lior. Charles y Van L-nss' on
Rhode lSlant. "A Hrooklre- Mass
june - Ex-ssov. Holman III iriee- OF New
Jersey. In t-klnui. s'.l
yu-c I>-Nill4al NJ alter i'hclps- Statesman
anc diplomat. az t-rrlcvcs,t. \. y
Jurt -o-inshnp ". l9-~4rs ex-senator o.
Nau~ls ~ NlNlirrton, --fl *
June - I.c-r -Adrir-l Ns.i. N Grsenvi.lc
Tcr.ple. - ) rc;isci. = \. a.al sion 49, -
yrly s-E~-tsov. ELUtn !. NglaEs- OF A.cll-
gan. ne-r ilaialurs: AGED 81 year.
July ---.-N-s'e.. .seAe..eS =; Low OF O-1-
lfornia Cd ..sn E'r Y-ctSrp. lwcs. %
Al. i--.foscph Holt. lnd-c advocate general
Os tht r-ny. - N ->1ilr-ur- aycl -
Aur. 81 s-Ni0v. Austin " Dlair- 81 Nlcni-
Aug ~ al-c casvcii Bennett. chief justice
kC garigY ceNr. ~ -piAca-S- II AogSil~HiAle-
Aug @--ca1grc s--.-a George y Snsx. a.
Sep l-.sen .,4iAal.c. T. Banks az Wal
Thanh, Mas 1.',.i ~ W Ex-t;1g. samuel J.
.lirSwogd . lo~a Guy. r. a-rl -
rcp 5-sx -tsVv- Gcn- tscosse Sto-eEl-r- OF
C-.fo-r,i- ~ Luz 20. y. y.
Sep ss-L4ant T1Om?so-i- sculptor. 81 Md
81 toAt. = y.
osi PRO. David swing. eriner: preacher
and tnecl, Z an in CAicaco. aged -
Oct --olsrcr wendel Holmes. famous poet
ess-yi~t. paiio> pher AMI scientist; In bosfor
a.cd IS IT Andrew u Curtin. VIZ governor y.
Pennsylyaa.4. - ssellcgoaSc. Pa aged -
Oct .i-Ex-Goy. Josc.a Dcrsei; Bedie. o,
New Jersey in New YORK. aged q
Nov iS-Con-rcSsmaa Nyrol IL Wright. OF
Srsguehanas. At Trenton Ont aged ~
Nov i6-Robert G. Winthrop. ext ; sen
ator aud ex-speeker Of congress. In iSosto7
aged ~ DIR. James McCosh. ex-prcs.dens OF
princeton N. J college. aged u
Nov .s-Jut-e Isaac Howe. 1T Reiaeit. ;. n
Nov So-Ex-Goy- aud ex-C. - senator
Joseph L. Browa. ~ Atlanta Ca. aged "A
Dec S-Ex-soy. Leon ALoctt- OF New Jer-
sew in Jersey City. aged 81 ~. Ex-Goy. Odcen
Bowie Of Maryland :; 30wte-
Dee i5-Eobert Louis Stevenson. novelist IN
Samoa. age1 a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-11

Jan globe thcatcr AMI other buildings in
Boston. s-ODOn)
Jan 3-i'rop srty worth 81 ooo IN Toiedoo.
Ian. s-On worlds fair grounds in Chicago.
Casino. Music hall. Pcri~tylc. and part OF Man
ufacturcs building si.eo.o00
Apr Is-Anerlcan Glucose Co.'S plant. at
Arr ss-st Charles hotel In New Orleans;
My is-Tairna re's brooklyn tabernacle and
May i5-siztcen acres In Bostons tenement
district.
June io-rlames IN Dubuque ua) lumber
June I5-ccrtral stock md Transit Co. IS alb
sioir in jersey City ei-o)oOoO
June % r. Woodruff storage warehouses In
july 5-scven worlds fair buildings in Chi
cage
July i0-Scv Central market building at Min
neapolls. gj01o)D
July e5-'.hrcc rremen killed and eos horses
persisted IN fire ~ Washington
July - Property worth nearly s30oOoo by
forest fires In northern Wisconsin
Aug Fire ia Cnicago lumber district: 81
6D00O
Sop c3-Flamcs on wharf at Portland. Ore.
oct. as-Bridrc and Terminal Co. 5 warehouse
and .OJ cars RI East -. Louis, nj; $4,000
oct. 81. J. Porter Z Cos millinery cstab-
iishincnt al Pitt +burrh pa.. $4,000
Nov. .-IlarEond Packing 90. beef house
and once II south Omaha. Ncb-. $4,000.
Nov. i.-Tcxas Par.iir railroad cotton wharf
~ NCw Orleans .NVNOs lncenalary.
Nov. ie-Twenty zone buildings In Columbus.
XIV
So-. ~o--f.ozicr bicycle factory ut Toledo,
O.. 100 Oco. =. Forests aDlaze In Mississippi
The following towns were entirely or almost
entirely destroyed BY flames. Pocahontas
Ark. Bellevue. Mich. arcadia. Kan; Pleas
anton, NcD.: Prospect. O.: Money Point Va
sutherland. Ncb Tahoe City. Cal pawnee
III. Palmyra, Neb.: Ottum~a. Ia: Sagoda
\ Mich: Moyoilon Col. Hudson. Miss Honey
\ Grove Tex. whittlcscy. Wis: Rowiey, Ia, !:
Q - NFnx~
( j. Colona. m. Phillips. Fincid and Mason
Wis. winncconne. Via; Dawson, MINI.
Clifford, III. Gucrncvilie. Cal; Finland settle
ment. Mich. Ncsper. Wis Dows CITY, la.
ley sept n. Mission Creek, Milaca and sand
stone. MINI. Dashaw. Barronett Benoit
Cartwright. Fihcid. Granite Lake. Grantsburg
Gliddcn. Marengo. Muscado. Shell Lake ant
South Range. WIS., SldnIw, Even and Trou
Creek. Mich. Rising sun. O.. ShcGleld. 10.
Midtown Pa Metamora. O. /.
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CASUALTIES.
THE MORE STARTLING FATALITIES

THE MORE SIAhILlNC
Jan Six in fire at Buffalo. ~ w.. Six IN
r2ilEo2d wreck at Lnwood. Kan
,---cea. SO
Jan flight In schooner wreck near Ips-
Jan L-Stx drowned in Baltimore harbor 49,.
Seven drowned by giving way Of drawbridge
L,e.wccn Brooklyn and Long Island City
Jan i5-1en IN railway collision near Hack
sersacE. -. j.. Seven In railway wreck near
--1n Rafael Cal
IAN lC-Seven In railway accident, AZ CazS-
Jan 2a-Eishi IN burning insars asylum near
Boone. Is
Jan 2s-slx. by eapsizirr os boat. IN Carries
ION g. 9 harbor n. Six. ~ cspsizing OF boat.
zear sullivan ISLAND. :. G.
Jan SV-six. by boiler explosion. at Grow.
FEB ic-F Five o. schooner's crew in blizzard
near Race Point. Mass In Oklahoma during
BLIZZARD p persons perished
Feb l3-At Plymouth. Pa. - In mine cave
IN.
eco cc-Elght By explosion in coal mines at
z5lossburg, y M..five In boiler explosion 81
yet % even from Effects OF eating pork
containing trichina near Michigan City. Ind
i'cA ss-si< in burning home near Mur.rees-
Eco ts-Eightacn fishermen o: Gloucester
Mas, in eastern coast storm
Mar. ii-Flvc In railway wreck near Noun
cain Eorce. Idaho
Mar is-In vicinity OF Santa Anna. Tex.
Lncycionc. 20 persons
NJ
Ecsr EirtsburEh. Pa
Ng eo-At canyon Creek. Wash. u persons
a luried in snowSlide
Apr 7-Eicyen by explosions In fireworks
r.xsrTy near Pittsburgh. Va
Ayr. 9-Niae nrcfncn In burning theater at
Ssisaul.ce. : tx In wreck OF Chatham. Mass
-..s Seven In railway wreck near Whitehall.
s,pr r--In ilre at Bu-alo. N. ". 10 persisted
Ls.it ls-Eight drowned 1t Salisbury Beach,
Ma i~-Nine coxeyites crossing Yakima
r1rr at ZlllAh. Wash. drowned
Mny tT-Fiyc by cyclone near kunkle. q
May ~ six drowned In gale 1T Milwaukee.
$3.50 In 8 l.c On Lake Michigan IS lives lost In
vicinity % chicago
Nav l9-Scvcn Ia railroad collision IN stand
-z4ock tulnel near Princeton. Ky.
MAY o->ix In railroad wreck Of MANNER
sune 5-Fivc boys died e, Tarrytown. ~ Y.
from eating poisonous root. six Cinnamon
Dy rs.rolirc explosion al Portland. ore.
june 7-Twenty mrrater. OF IA indust rial
army drowned ncar Brighton. Col
June i9--Five by lightning in NcwJcrscy.
Juno -f--Eiyc drowned by upsot.ln1 a, Yacht
~1c Bav Ridge. ~. ~. Forty-two by sinking Of
tug Nicol near New York..
yrnc s7-Twclve In cyclone near sleepy Eye
NiLa
June cs-Ten by tornado In Minnesota aud
South Taiota.
July rive from heat at New Orleans.
Ivy Five bs falling ~ Canadian Pacific
c3ridgc near Greenvillc. lie.
July if-F'ive drowned at Lead filii, Ark
July lf-four regular soldiers from For
RILEY Ia Chicago By explosion Of ammunition
July flight men b. dynamite explosion a
9tockton. Pa
July cI-seyen men In railway collision nca
Juiy 29-Fiftccn by forest fres a Phillips
Aug s-rlvc drowned BY stage coach bcin
Aug. Olive persisted In burning house nea
Wulmar. MINI
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Feb. e-Piantatioas devastated IN northwest
ern Mississippi by cyclone Great injury TO
life and property from cyclone 1T Por. Huc-
Feb 70 Unusually severe storm swept
through the western states
Feb. 2O-Thermometer registered ~ degrees
below zero on Mesaba iron range Ninn-
Mar. i9-Tcrrifc electric storm In southwest
Apr 2s-waierspou, and cyclone destroyed
May Io-Buildinrs unroofei By storm in In
NAV I5-Three-snch haustones sen AZ Deca-
May so-Crops suffered from frost In middle
states south 10 the gulf
May eI-Disastrous foods throughout Penn
sylvania.
May 2e-Fivc inches OF snow az bristol.
Nav es-crops in Illinois. Iowa wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana suffer from frost
May 3i-Dama4e TO life and property from
food at Pueblo ol----Concully. Wash. swep:
June 3-Floods reported throughout Colo
RADIO and Oregon
coma wash and For. scott. Kan
June o-Ruhy City. Wash. destroyed By
food.
june is-Grants Or. almost wholly suep.
away by food -. Hall and wind devastated
sibley and Nicollet counties. MINI
June ig-Cioudoursi In Turtle Creek valley.
near Braddock. Pa. Terrific cyclone s~eps
June c3~Kelshiy. Kan. nearly wiped GU, By
cyclone
June :--I.ives los, In cyclone near Sleepy
Eve. MINI
June as-Toraado swept over Minnesota and
South Dakota
Julyi-Frve fatalities from heat ~ New Or
lean !. .Easierns Arkansas and western Ten
nessee swept BY windstorm-
Sep. Electric storm in northern UiiaOiA
Sen li-Hcavy frosts In many western states
Sep. :f-Thrcc cyclones In northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota
Oct 1-Tornado a. Wichita. Kan
Oct :p-Six inches OF snow at Sioux City. Il
Nov. c--Ilurricare In Texas and Louisiana
Nov Ie-Thermometer registered 10 degrees
below zero NJ ST Paul
Dec i0-Three lives lost and much damage
done by cyclone a. White Castle and Ascen-
sion. La
Dec ii-Loneess drough, ever known In
OHIO valley broken
Dec i2-Tornado struck Forsytkc Ca
Dec. 1.-two lives lost ana raanv buildings
wrecked by cyclone In Little wills valley
near Atlanta. Ca
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-11

s-rA sc n nlasely. Of ch'csro. elected
pre,i.sntoi lie united Typo.heun. =, rhll.-
Sen s.-,~sliam = owens dsvlared The
fer,er-atif rnn.iase for congress from Ash-
.-a.l tfsyl district
81 E-csld nt "a United Brotherhood OF Car
pcnirr> ana .1o.ners. 80 l-di1r-roiiS
OF <-Soc..sty o, tsle Army 81 the Tcnnsssee
am. $500 ~ "A csuncii niuas' Ia -
OK c-lFanl United order ~ ODD Fellows
IN ANIMAL convention in bnstcn. elected James
Nessdh AIN. % I'tilads lThla, grand master.
Ocr III. y Shortall. " Chicago. reelected
president ~ Nrnersc-l Humane sorlro. Ia scs-
Sion ~ - ne, Ind j. A. odeil. OF chi
csso. elected president of American Bankers
association. IN session IT Baltimore.
Non. d-Lirx tlOl returns gave republican ma
.orities IN New York. New Jersey; Connccti-
Is4art. Delaware. rennsylvsnia. North Dako-
"a. south kslE1'a- California. Minnesota.
n yoszssv cu.orao. Utah. Illinois Indiana.
Ono. .tlgni-l1. Wisconsin. Missouri, Kansas
West Nlr'iait- Washington. Idaho. Mont ma.
Iowa SKA elected > fusion tpop-dets }
tuckv. Tc.as. Fiori ~. Alabama. Louisiana
and t.c0rli. ". cnt decorate. Woman SUI
frzwe euleacu,eat defeated Ia Kansas by 3i.l.5
Nov. Gen RUSSELL a Alrcr. % Detroit.
Mich elected in Pittsburgh president OF the
Nation7i W IL n,soci .tion-
Nov. 9-Bft-- Sea. McCook appointed major
general in L. :. army 10 succeed Cen Howard.
retired
Nov li-Cc-tol growers orraniyed ~ Mont
go.-ery. Ma, a naticna Association for protec-
t.on 90 their interests
Nov. -n-franccs y willard reelected presl-
Cent 90 Vat .On1l H0rn.ls Christian Temper
a.cc union ia -lsf annual session In Cleveland
James L. Sovereign reelected general
master Workman o. n1l-ats OF Labor In ses-
sion 1T New Orleans
Nov 2s-JohaT Morgan t6erl) reelected to
L. - senate from Alabama
Dec. s-Narfonal conference for good city
eoycrn.acnt met u Minneapolis
49, az bon .fe con vxax asA .
bill rlcnlln-r the interstate commerce act to
permit Of railroad pooling by vote Of I66 TO ITO
Chief Justice Dale. Of the supreme court OF
Okiah ,,na. derstet colored children must be
allowed 10 atc-nl " hite schools Ex Gov
TilIruan elected C1tted States senator from
South Car0liua
Dec. iJ-S,rsoaal Civil Service Reform
league In session In Chicago reelected Carl
Saurx ~ PR sisicnt
Dec. i,-Joan Mcbride elected st Denver
president ~ AMERICAN Federation OF Labor.
Indianapolis VAS chosen As headquarters
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Fire also DESTROYED the crfirc or large poi
tlons OF the following towns, Rcd hc,, lid.
COrwith. In Davis. AID Lewiston. IN .Catawna
Island. Latte Erie; solomon city. Kan. Bath.
Me. HOs@noaa III. GicScov, Mo. Mont
goncry City. Mo Genoa. III Waterfowl.
Ionn.. Morsantown. Ind. peadwooa. ;. ID;
Omro. Wis: ilupaesae. sal. For.l. n.y.. Barry
III; Hartford. kan. Lancaster. y. y. lsoris-
,1n. Cal: Iaicluah. l. r.: Cs.dsx. Ind. David
son, Mich. NORWAY. Nc; Red Jacket, Mich.
Lufcn. la. MaysNtlle. Mo-. fleassntyille. Ia
- ,lairsv.iie. O.; WhltsScar. MINI III l'sso
Ill; Solserset Ind Chcnoa. III, Great Bend
n. n. Gr.sgsyille, H.. i-ucssylile. o Ceiina
q icllc Plaine. la. Brooklyn. La. Farmer
CITY. III: Marion Ia; Lake View. Mich.
Adair. Ia. franklln. III: tithtan. Ill Tai
mage. Nch, Ashland. Wis; Elll>toa. Mont;
Burdick. Ina; Roberts Ind shiprian. III.
Conrad. Ia Malta. H.: Dalton. O.. North
Enid. q r.. New Haven. No Liberty Center
o.: sulphur, Ky. Frederick. ;. D.. Ithaca
Neb savanna. No. Marion. =. C.: Lyndon
Vile. VT. Athena. Ala. Murdoch, Mimi
Tingley Ia
Dee 10. Tv< thirds the business portion 81
Gallon. y .s...Iweive stores. post once,
hotel ann livery stable III Eyergrcen. Ala
Dec. ls-Duslncss portion OF Stone Mountain
GA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-11
NEUROLOGY.

Jan io-Rcar Admiral Donald Mcneil Fair
fax u 3 navy. retlred,. ~ Hagcrstown. Md.
aged 20
Ian is-Henry NJ Rice, ext. s. senator
from Minnesota - san Anssnio. Tex
Jan. 30-Wlllia-n Gilp'n. trst EDITORIAL gov
ernor OF Colorado: AGED -
Feb. e-Gcorgo w. Childs. edifr and philan-
thropst In Philadelphia. aged -
Feb. 4-Ex-C. =. senator Morton 3 Within
son, in Wells. MINI. aged -.
Feb. e-CongrcSsnan George W. Eonk. OF
DAYTON. o.. In Washington
Feb. 2S-Ex-U. =. senator J. W. McDill. In
Crcston. Ia. aged Ca
Mar. i-Ex-0ov. john c. Downey. OF Cali
fornla. nj Los Angeles, cged6.
from Georgia. In Washington. aged 30
Mar. gs-tSeorge Ticknor Curtis. lawyer and
author. In New York: aged 50
Apr. i3-David Dudley Field. lawyer and
writer. In New York; AGED -.
Apr. Ex-senator Zsbulon b. Vance. from
North Carolina. - Warrington. AIRED -
Apr ie-Ex-Gov and Ex-C. >. Senator
James ~ Harvey. q kansas. near Juncuee
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-15
NAPOLEON'S HEAD.
The Pcdimcnt of the Pathcon Saved by n
Lucky Accident.

Lucky Accident.
There is good story told about re-
markable head of Bonaparte which ap-
pears in McClure's Life of Napoleon.
This head is copy of the first plaster
cast made for a figure of Napoleon,
which appears in the pediment Of the
Pantheon in Paris. 1t seems that in
the reign of Napoleon III the arch
bishop of Paris persuaded the govern
ment to destroy the pediment of the
great temple because Voltaire appears
in 1t. The order had been given to eX-
Baron Larrey, son of the chief sur
geon to Napoleon !, and himself ex-
military surgeon to Napoleon III, hap
pening to be with the emperor at the
camp at Chalons, conceived the noble
idea Of trying to save the sculptures.
At the emperor's table, Baron Larrey
adroitly turned the conversation to Da-
vid, and informed the sovereign, to his
surprise, that the proudest efiigy of
Napoleon was to. be seen on this pedi-
ment. Bonaparte, in fact, is repre-
sented as seizing for himself the crowns
distributed by the Fatherland, while
the other persorages receive them. On
hearing this, Napoleon III was silent,
but the next day the order was given
to respect the pediment. We believe
this is the first time that this cast has
been reproduced.