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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-05
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
items OF General Interest From All Ovr
the Universe.

London, Oct. A royal proclama-
ton was gazetted today. further pro-
groguing parliament until December 80
London. Oct. 4-The British minister
at Pekin, Mr.. O'Connor, has been in
structed TO ascertain whether the de-
gredation of the viceroy of SEE Chuen
was decided upon prior TO the accept
ance of the ultimatum of Great Brit
ain, as stated by Sir Halliday Mozart
ney. the councillor 81 the Chinese min
istry in this city.
Berlin, Oct. 4.-The National ZeitiDe
says that international negotiations
with the view Of bringing about a re-
duction in, and the ultimate abolition
OF. the export premiums on sugar paid
by some countries still continue. and II
Is hoped they viii Lead 70 some positive
results since the countries concerned
especially France. are interested. in
view OF the financial situation in OBJ
tanning the abolition OF these payments.
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A woman's duty lies first in the path
that leads to health. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the leader
SPEAKS FOR THE COLORED MAN.
Comments of q London Physician on the
South Carolina Convention.

London, Oct. 4.-The Daily News this
morning, commenting on the South
Carolina convention, says: Nothing
but a strong declaration of public opin-
ion throughout the United States and
the civilized world can prevent this
monstrous injustice of depriving the
black man of his rights as a citizen;
because he is black. This is, in fact,
an effort to subjugate the blacks. If
this plot be frustrated by the pressure
of public opinion We shall probably
never again hear of an organized at
tempt to defeat the purpose of the Fiji
teenth amendment But if il succeeds
in practice it will undoubtedly be fol-
lowed up. Race hatred is perhaps as
strong as ever in some of the southern
SfafeCD
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Oakley Races.

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 4.-The attend
Rnce at Oakley today was large. wealth
er fine, track fast. The meeting closes
tomorrow and Latoni begins a. thirty
day meeting Monday next Summar-
les:
First race-Purse, five furlongs: On
retta, to 5, won; Sidkel, 10 to /. sec
ond; Charley Sullivan, IL to /, third.
Time. 1:0254.
Secopd-Purse, six furiongs: Mary
Keene, to 2, won; Whyota, to 2.
second; Queen Bird S to 1, third. Time
lis.
Third-Purse, six and a half furlongs.
Lady Inez. 3 to l, won; Countess Irma.
to .. second; Dare Dollar, to l, third.
Time. :22sZ
Fodrth-Selling, mile and sixteenth
Pytonia. II to /, won; Bob Martin. to
j, second: Martin Fred, 8 to 1, third.
Time. 49,.
Fifth-Selling, seven furlongs: Olive.
j to B. won: Morte Fonso, 10 to /. sec
ond; The Preserver, 6 to i, third. Time.
:2Ss..
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ThoS. Shaw,
The Music Man.
Yofvglss srxaa


The array of signs rendered nseee
ssry where people Of various national
titles congrezxte otter confsses one not
familiar with the foreign languages.
especially when the person II nos
aware that they all mean the .aas~
thing. On door leading in:o one d
the local sugar resnsries are the fo.-
lowing inscriptions.
No Admittance-
Der En.rit il: yerbodea
yerbodncr Ginzzax.
Vie Wchodzic-
There Is still another eellecs;os %
board the BED Star line steamship sail
ing 20 Antwerp There Ia. Of eoarss.
10 smoking .zcspt % deck. aad each
stat. room is provided with tie folIos.
ing sign;
No Smoking.
Met Eooxen-
0efense de FrmaRe-
Eies; EaRehsn- -Phila5elpaa Eco
era
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Highland Park KaCeS

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 4.-Three favor
ftss won at Highland park today and
the ring was hit hard. Auereola won
the last race, but was disqualified for
fouling George Smith, the favorite
The crowd was the largest of the meet
ing. Summaries:
First race-Ealf mile: May Ashley
won: Sobriquet. second; Dan O'Don-
nell. third. Time, :512s.
Second-AIile: Mrs. Morgan won:
Begue, second; Boundbrook. third.
Time. 1:45A.
Third-Six furlongs: Irene Woods
Won: Galley West, second; Zaldivar.
third. Time. 1:l6ia.
Fourth-Selling, mile and a quarter:
Deckstader won; Uncle Jim, second
Peytonia. third. Time, 2:ll.
Fifth-Four and a half furlongs
George Smith won; Miss Kitty. sec
ond; Lady Doleful. third. Time. al
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Closkey won; Treachery. second; Isa.
belle, third. Time, 1:02Z.
Second-Six furlongs; selling: Por.
tugal Won; Vernon, second; Addie NJ.
third. Time, 1:14%.
Third-About six furlongs: Imp
Miss Brummel won; Three Forks. Sec
ond; Goldbug. third. Time, liz.
Fourth-Six furlongs; handicap:
Libertine won; Theima, second; Rico
third Time, 1:13h
Fifth-Mile; selling: Rumus won;
Charmer, second; Arno, third. Time,
1:14%.
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Denver and Butte are the Rivals for the
Next Eisteddfod

Salt Lake. Oct. AT today's meet
ing OF the Cambrian association. the
following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, Arthur l. Thomas. Salt Lake;
vice presidents. George 3. Bywater.
Salt Lake; ]. H. Leyson. Butte. Mont.
john :. jenkins. Denver; D. G. Thomas
Rock Springs. Wyo.: w N Williams.
and L. L. Davis. Salt Lake: secretary.
John J. Ames, Salt Lake.
The location for the next eisteddfod
VIII be settled tomorrow. Denver
comes TO the front with letters OF invi-
iation from Mayor Mc1farray. Govern
or McInure and Secretary Jackson Of
the Denver board OF trade.
Montana WI make strong fight for
butte. but the Denver people are con-
ndent OF success.
.atlop.
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will be Labored With-EiGht News
New Orleans, Oct. 4.-Corbett and
party reached the city this morning.
Mrs. CorOett is also along. Il see Fitz
has been doing some more talking"
said the champion. '.Do you know what
think OF Fitz. He is a fakir of the
worst kind. He is trying his mightiest
to get out Of this fight, but will fight
him if have to chase him in a corner
SO That there could be no escape"
Where would you prefer to fight; in
Mexico or the Indian territory?" Cor
bett was asked.
Il much prefer fighting in the Indian
territory. I would then not run any
chances of getting the worst Of it,"
do you think the fight will take
placer
We'll, you can bet all your money
belts manager.
CALLS GARRETT THE BIG DUDE
Corpus Christi, Texas. Oct. 4.-Fitz-
simmons goes right along with his
training, Notwithstanding the legisla-
lures action at Austin. He says he has
an offer from responsible parties to
pull off the fight should the Florida
Athdletic club fail to do so. He says
he is determined to give Corbett no
possible opportunity to escape him and
that the big dude will either have to
fight or leave the country branded as
a coward who is afraid to meet a man
who is much smaller than himself.
Today Dan Stuart wired Martin Jul
lien to come to Dallas at once on inn
portant business. 1t is impossible to
learn whether he will go or what is the
nature Of the business.
UNDER THE NEW LAW.
HillSboro, Tex, Oct. A sensa ton
was created today by the arrest of three
men, Jack Daughefty of Kansas City,
Frank Daley of Chicago and Jack Bar
ton of this city for pulling off a glove
contest at Whitney last night in the
way of boxing exhibition in violation
of the new law, which went into effect
at 5 o'clock that day, making such eXhi
billions, where fee was charged, fell
ony. All the parties are now in Jail
here and their cases will be examined
by the grand jury which is now in ses-
sion.
San Antonio, Tex, Oct 4.-The gent
lemen who secured concession from
the state Of Tamaulipas, to have prize
fight and bull fighting tournament in
Neuva Laredo, have sent a Mexican
gentleman who is related to President
DiaZ, to the capital to secure immunity
from interference. Dan Stuart has
agreed to wait three days until this gen.
tleman can secure an audience with the
president.
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HE WEATHER
Wichita.

Wichita. Oct 4
: cal forecast for Wichita and vicinity
| y tinued cool and threatening. followed
| by clearing weather.
During the past twenty-four hours The
highest temperature was 50 degrees, the
lowest 81 degrees. and TIE mean 80 de-
gTees. with Is inch OF rain in The night.
followed by cloudy weather. light south
east 10 east wind and stationary pressure.
Thus far this month the average tenn
peFasUre has been Is degrees
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month OF October
has been - degrees. and for the 4th day s
degrees. FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington. Oct 4-Foilowing is tie
forecast up till p. m Saturday,
For kaEsaS-Light local showers fol-
lowed by clearing weather westerly shift
ing 20 Southeriy winds.
Fer Oklahoma and Indian Terri;ory-
Light local showers: rsriabla winds
For ColOTado-I-ocA showers followed
by fair slightly warmer; variable winds
For Montana = Far: sOutAvesierIy-
winds: warmer IN eastern ard southern
portions.
TnE zoe, we cali q phenouE - rare.
Wno de.-eS az aaAiysisr .sh
But we know lie laIlge- dis verse and his
hair
Tie shorter VIC Oft and his cash
-WasLingtoa Star
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Keep Your Weather Eve Omen,

Fraud loves shining mark. Occas-
ionaily spurious limitations spring up OF
HoStetter's Stomach Bitters. the great
American family remedy for chills and
fever. dyspepsia. constipation, bilious
ness, nervousness, neuralgia. rheuma-
tism and kidney disorder. These imi-
tations are usually fiery local bitters
full of high wines. Look out for the
firm signature on the genuine label and
Vignstts of St. George and the Dragon.
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Sheffield Races.

Chicago. Oct. 4.-Three Of the fivs
races at Sheffield today went TO fay.
CriteS- Summaries:
First raoe-Eour and a half furlongs
Sunny. 10 .. won; Minerva. to /. sec.
ond; Nina. 10 10 !. third Time. l:NI.
Second-Five furlongs: Serena. S Il
8, won; Helen II. Gardner. to .. sec.
ona: Newhouse. ) TO ., third. Time
eSA
Third-Six furlongs: Queen Bess
won; Charley Mcdonald. s to ). sec.
ond: Gaseon. 3 TO /. third Time. 1:gS
Fourth-Eive furlongs: Extra. 3 TO !
won; May, 2 10 /. second: Buzgo. 100 Ii
]. third. Time. 1851.
Fifth-Mile: King Mac. to !. Won.
Roeder. S to /, second; Salvation. 3 Il
!, third. Time. 1:55.
San Francisco Races.
San Francisco, Oct. 4EResults at RaI
District track:
First receive furlongs: Billy Nc.
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Will Enter Hanlan's Crew.

Toronto, Ont, Oct. A special to
the Mail and Empire from Winnipeg
says: Hackett, the Rat Portage man,
has decided to go to Toronto to enter
Hanlan's crew as fourth man. The
crew will be Hanlan, Durham, Hackett
and Peterson. They leave for Austin,
Texas next Monday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-05

Hns:rsss Man lin the b<<ofa az u,
fssnilyl-Ths crops % Tails eesssry ara
aesG>isnt. those Of Europe hsTe failed,
AID the stream os gold zsseA has teea
flowing across the Atlantic wi'i se-sr
b~ returning fcu De: III rei
saAre - .
ozExhisr - Taats l1a-
Thea n@ K yezr We e.
ss6 Spsz-s !. II a. see
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Champion McPherson Fatally Injured.

Sault Ste Marie, Mich, Oct. 4-John
d. Mcpherson, the champion shot put
ter of the world, fell forty feet from one
of the new lock gates this morning to a
thick floor and was fatally injured.
Mcpherson died this afternoon from
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Lareest Stake In America.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-The Harlem race
track today transferred its futurity Of
1897 to the st. Louis fair grounds. This
stake is the largest ever closed in Amer
lea, it having over 1,500 entries, COM
prising the cream Of the brood mares
of America. The Stake should be
worth $50, 900 to the winner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-05

''f;2ss....-4s asEoE Is eaise c-.s.-.as. :
sid the ordinary re2asr,
Yes replied tie contezap.rous
critic. .'tsszt's is greatest tazlt~-
Warrington Sizr.
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wins Five Thousand soverisns.

London, Oct. 4-The Imperial Pro-
duce stakes, 5000 sovereigns, was won
today by Teufel, owned by w. G..
Stevens.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

The Globe Trotter in which William
Hoey appears here is written upon the
lines of the Paul Jones episode and
deals with the trials OF a penniless
tourist who is cireling the earth on a
wager, pledged not to beg. borrow or
steal, starting penniless and returning
within year with 5000 cash.
AT the opening Of the play We find
the Globe Trotter in Ohio, returning
after having accomplished his journey
as penniiess as he started. In order
to gain his wager. ne enlists the sym
pathies and services of "Old Hoss"
(H0ey) a tramp. whose diplomatic ef-
forts, after many trials and struggles
assist in winning the wager.
ALABAMA AT THE GRAND,
Clement Bsinbridge's excellent COM
pany presented Alabama for a second
time last night, and the high standard
of the previous night was fully main
tainsi. The audience was A select one
and was very liberal in it's applause,
apprec!ative OF the work OF the artists
Mr.. Edward Kelley. impersonatlng
Squire Tucker. was a high order OF act
ing. ard his Efforts called forth fire.
ouent marks OF approval from the a1-
dience- Decs tGr. an old slave OF the
days "DefO de wah" was excesdiugly
well taken by CIR. Frank Bnkhurst.
Miss Zoe Halburt as Mrs Page and Mrs
Charlotte Crane as Mrs. stockton. did
very clever work in their respective
roles and the superb acting OF Miss
Ethel Irving. a. thu cute and naive
Corey Preston. simply captured the au-
dssace- The other members OF the cast
did equally well in their parts The
stage setting OF Alabama - good and
the moonlight scene IN the third act
is very effective and pleasing Alaba-
ma has proven very acceptable - TIE
theatre go=Ts ~ Wichita many Of those
having attended the initial PERFORM
a1ce being again n attendance last
night The company nil give q matt
nee this afternoon and a final psTfor-
nance acre tnls evening I
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Can't Fight in Cleveland.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 4.-Mayor McKin-
son today refused to issue permit to
the Cleveland Athletic club for a four
round contest billed TO occur tomorrow
between John L. Sullivan and Paddy
Ryan.
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Everybody are invited 80 can at my
music store this week. lake X your
headquarters: leave your packages: al
80 see the biggest line OF Pianos. Or
gans, guitars. mandolinS. sewing ma
chimes I want everybody 10 take some
thing Prices will be cut FOR the week
Owing 70 sickness I shall exhibit az
the store this year. and In order 20 re-
duce my stock. 10 one viii 10 away
without something, II prices and quail
lily cut any figure. Come whether you
want 70 buy or not. Nuzic every even
ing.
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EeaI Estate Tr.n..er..

iFGroishet by thu Wichita Abst-ac:
AMI Land ccnpaayD
/ : NcEenTy Nd lot ? blk Is Che
ley Kan ..----.----..- -. -. 20
] . johnson I'D lot - Fourth ave
MsaGs add ......-. -. ..... 20
II Jabs I'd ne j. = Ix- 5asl
\ a Read w6 EE 5 s.-.- fsE9
@ = Hardy u bots ard blk
- Nulvzze ---.---- $500 %
J II Brooks & lots III ~ al rs
Texas are CITY ......---.-...-.s $50
David y %eEcoHb - sosz : AID
Of sec :. IS l. ................. 1000
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Stand UP and be counted as one Of
the friends OF the State fair, they will
appreciate such friendship today.
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WI P0udered.

He'd been wsltzing with his hosts
daughter and was in the corner repair
ing damages Here be was espsed By
his world-be paPa-in-law-
shes the flower Of ny family, SIP.
said the latter.
80 il seems" answered the young
man PITY she ousEes OF 80, ami stT'
he continued, "a be esasyed another
vigorous rub at The white sFsCSs on rs
co.. s.eese--Erie s-sss>ager-
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lie tssho has heart 6.esas-b-Do roc
ever reject for moment. my dear. that
/ l3-gJ; dc suddenly
l>o1't let TIA; SO-ry yo.i- i'=e 20.
. t-ae.. So. drzzs ihal Ri %. ss5-h =
A.tle Gzsog ~ -'s-'czas Stt.i-c
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MADE FIVE FASTEST
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN IN TIE
Eli TROT AT TERRE HAUrE
HAatS Average in 500 15-W. W. p. PAGES
l1s3G 50 q Wagon In sos 3-4-Three
4Avorites and Then q Grand Upset by
Ffield, Forsaken Even by His Owner, Is
the Program ut Aqueduct-One Day
More at Oakley and then LatOnfa Begins
a Tkirty-Days Meeting-Highland Park
md Shefield-Other Races.

Terre Haute, Ind, Oct. 1.-Two of the
three events today were won by favor
ties and there was little money laid on
the field with to / against Ella Bel
mont, who won the 2:25 trot. Night
lngale sold last night at $50 to $40 on
Onoqua in the 2:11 trot, and after the
Iowa mare had captured two heats, the
first one being reduction of her rec
ord by three-Quarters of a second, the
Village Farm entry won the race, her
first winning mile clipped off one and
one-half seconds from her record.
Two new worlds record were hung
up on this, the closing day of the races.
In the 2:11 trot the five fastest heats
ever gone, with an average Of 2:08 1-5,
were reeled off. Then w. w. P. paced
the mile to wagon in 2:08a4, a reduc-
ton Of AZ seconds from the record.
Summaries:
In the 2:25 trot, purse $1,000, Ella Bel
mont won second, third and fourth
heats. Time, PIG: 2:1S; 2:16s4. Claus
Almont won first heat in PISA, and was
second. Sweet Child, third. Miss
Kate also started.
In the 2:11 trot, purse 81, 500, Nightin-
gale won third, fourth and fifth heats.
Time, 2:0S: 2:10; 2:09%. Onoqua won
first and second heats and was second
Time, 2:0S1; 2:10. Dandy Jim was
third. David 3 also started.
In the 2:25 pace, purse 81 900. Bright
Regent won in straight heats. Time,
2:13s4; 2:131a; 2:1424. Dyersburg was
second in three heats. Ira Bond was
third. No others started
To beat the 2:l3 worlds pacing rec
ord TO wagon w. W. P, by Ben Leon
ard, Jr., Qoomis) won. Time, :32A !;
1861; 1:37; 2:0S3z.
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New York, Oct. 4.-The victory of
favorites in the first three races at
Aqueduct today was too much for the
track, so there had to be an upset and
il came in the fourth race when Fifieid
backed by nobody, not even his owner.
Won at so TO /. Sky Blue was backed
as If II was all over and was an also
ran. AT flag fall Gladioh went into the
lead and by the time the journey was
half oyer she bad lead of three
lengths. Then she was passed by
King T. Ffeld and Dulcio Larondi but
Fifield wos handily by a length and a
half. Rebel was the favorite in the
first race and won by two lengths
Thyra was the favorite for the second
but looked TO be out of it. A furlong
from home she came again and won
There was hot finish lin the third race
between the two favorites, Sirocco and
Ina. in which the former won. The
last race was an easy victory for Dun
garven. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Rebea,
even, won; Princess Jean, 20 to /, sec
ond; King Hero, to 1, third. Time,
1:as5A
Seeond-Mile: Thyra, to 5, won:
Milton T, 81 to 1, second; Parthenia. 6
TO 1. third. Time, LACY
Third-Five and a halffurlongs, sell
Ing: s5lrocco, TO ], won; Ina, 2 to l,
second; Casset, 6 to 1. third. Time,
los.
Fourth-Six furlongs, selling: FL
field, so to ], won; King T, 30 to /, sec
ond; Dulcio Larondi, 3 TO /, third. Time
1:16s4.
Fnth-Mile and a furlong, selling:
Dungraven, to 2, won; Governor Shee-
han, to l. second; Marshall, to 2,
third. Time, 1:561a
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AND jim TALKS, TOO
CHAMPION C0RBEff TAKES HIS
ANTAGONIST TO TASK.

Criticizes Fitzsimmons for Being Slave
to the Talk Habit and Den0unces Him
AZ Fakir of the Worst Kind-He would
Rather Fight In the Indian Territory
than in Mexico-California Sporting
Of Drawing the Fight Thither-Diaz
will be Labored With-Fight News.
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BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


1t IL believed in political circles that Bernard D.
York chairman Of the Democratic Executive COM
mlttee will succeed ex-Alderman OConneii' VINO
died on Thursday as leader of the Ninth ward
c. NJ Wicker vice-presdent and general mana
ger OF the Brooklyn Queens County and suburban
Railway Company. is at the homeopathic Hospi-
tai in Cumberland-st.. undergoing treatment lot
kidney trouble He was injured on Broadway In the
Eastern District during the trolley strike last WIN
ter In June last he went 10 London for expert
treatment and remained under the care OF special
lists for about a month Returning on August 8. ne
went to the Homoeopa THE Hospital as private
natient. He expects to leave the hospital this week
Mayor Schieren has presented to a number OF his
friends little bells made from the old CITY han Dell
They are about three inches in height. with crap
per and good tone. They bear the inscription:
Brooklyn City Hall. February %. 1884, the GATE OF
the fire.
Henry Lang Of No. - Union-st., reported 10 the
nol;ce Yesterday that at / 80 o'clock yesterday
morning IN Imlay-st.. he was assaulted by hVe men,
who knocked him down and robbed INN OF w.
Pa;rolman Mcmahon arrested John ONei, John
Cooper and William Grace, whom Lang Identified
as his assailants and Justice Tighe held them on
charge Of grand larceny.
Friday spent Friday night and a part OF yesterday
In BROOKLYN az the guest OF City Treasurer Jonn d.
Kelley of No 23 Clerinont-aye Yesterday noon ne
left for his home In Baltimore over the Baltimore
and Ohio I'm Vice President Lords special car