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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-19

Washington. sept ls-TO-day's was the
seventh game Won from Brooklyn by the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-19
sold hy All Rctaii Groccr,.

Rideuour-Raker Grocery CO., Kansas
city. Mo. Wholesale Agents,
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The Georgia Cracker thus describes q
runaway: There was u lively runa-
way perpetrated along the length and
breadth OF Main street Monlny aiter.
noon by n pair OF rustic Bucephaluses.
They started down about tho depot.
One horse was running away from
fright aud hi, mate was doing his best
to keep up with him iron accommo.
dation). They mutilnted road cart
on the square. created n mediun.sizod
sensation and disappeared like me-.
teor beneath The eastern horizon"
All the wcavers in tho Highland
mills, at Huntington. Me-. went out on
strike last week, giving rs tho ruasoa
that they could not make living pay.
They arc fine. sober. industrious lo.
OF men. and make no demonstration
whatever. This Is tho first strike in
Huntington for many years and none
OF tho mon. "a iar Us known, belong to
labor organizations.
A postcard posted at Hampstead,
England, to IN address not five minutes
walk from the sendera house, made u
journey of $4,000 miles. In tho post
tho card slipped into newspaper bound
for Tasmania. On reaching Tasmania
tho card was discovered and returned
to tho sender in Il lcttcr.
There Is a benevolent society in Rus.
ala called "lho Lovers OF Xlon," whose
purpose is to encourage aud assist cln-
grants from that country to Palestine,
and has already sent moro than 10000
families. who havo bought or taken up
tho idle land in and around Jeru1aIom,
and arc cu!tivating tho, olive.
Samuel ltunph. OF Fort Valley, Ga,
who is an authority on tho fruit qucs-
ton IN thu. state. says that tho recent
severe cold has killed. tho buds on tho
peach trees. and that thoro viii DO prac,
t:Caiy no pench crop ut all thiH yoGr in
sections whore tho intense cold hnd
been felt.
A recent triumph OF surgery in this
country WIS tho removal of nearly tho
whole stomach OF II patient Tor tho do.
struction OF n malignant growth. Tho
operation was successful. tho patient
gaining twenty-five pounds. In weight
before removal from tho hospital.
Whilo Arson Bodol, OF GGnesHo Falls.
N. T., was Watering Il horse tho animul
threw up Its hoad. striking Bolel under
tho chin with such forco us TO drivs n
clay pipe b" was smoking through his
check aud lracturing his jnw-bono.
Sir benjamin Richardson, n noted
English physician. thinks That tho nor.
nal period OF human life Is about 10
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William E Curtis in Chicago R.cort.
The Turkish newspapers are a little
more careful in their reference to the
ruler OF that country than tho newspa.
pcrs OF the United States. have before
mo recent edition OF Turkish journal
which contains in douhle.leadel typo an
announcement OF which tho following
is an accurate translation:
To-day our paper reaches tho thir-
tenth year OF its existence, and We eel
citrate this anniversary in the reign Of
the finest pearl OF the age aud, tie es.
tecmed centre OF the universe; ut whose
grand portal stand tho camels OF justice
and mercy, and to whom tho eres OF the
kings and the peoplein tho wcs. have
been drawn; the rnlers thcre finding an
example OF political prowess and tho
classes model OF mercy and kindness;
/: is our lord and master, tho sultan OF
tho two shores and tho high king
(khakan) OF the two seas; the crown OF
the AGES aud tho pride OF all countries,
the creates. OF all khaliis; tho shalow
OF Col on earth; the successor OF tho
apostle OF the Lord OF the.universe. the
victorious conqueror (Alghiz). Sultan
Abdul Hamid Khan; may God protect
his kingdom and place his glory above
tho sun and moon. and may the Lord
supply all the world with goodness
which proceeds from His Holy Majesty
good intentions.
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II has 49,. &C ,vA.." u.iu N'c.i. can work
all day aud not yet tired. Ny heart disease Is
entirely cured, and my nerves are strong and
under perfect control.
II feel 1t my duty 10 tell suffering humanity
what DR.. Greencs Ncrvura blood and nerve
remedy has done for me- anil W nat It will surely
10 for them. ON thankful that DR.. Greene has
given such valuable medicine to suffering
world" Hl.
you would be we'll and strong. with viyor-
Gus nerves full OF the vim md energy OF youth.
use DR.. Grecnc'S Servurn blood and nerve REM
eGy Atthis season OF tho year you should take
II, by nj! means, as It Is the best sp;iny touic
and liivlgorator YOU eau possibly use.
It Is mot patent medicine. but the pro-
scrption OF tho most successful living specialist
In curing ncryonS aui chronic, diseases. Dr..
Greene, OF ii West Fourteenth street. New York
Cts. lilo has the largest practice in tho world.
and this grand medical discovery Is the .csu, OF
his vast experience. The great reputation OF
DR.. Greene is n guarantee that this medicine will
cure. and tho fact that he chn be consulted by
anyone at my time. free OF charge. personally
or by letter, gives absolute ASSURANCE OF the
beneEeGN notion OF this wonderful mcIicIuc
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Us fsE TELEr.:oSE SuMpERE
Editorial Rooms SaJ... Counting Room S,a.
acknowledgement
WHEELING. AlRcu ii. 1893.
Tho Alliance Case.

Presuming that the captain OF tho
American merchantman Alliance tells
tho truth. which thero Is no reason to
doubt, Spain must give prompt OK
PLANTATION OF tho conduct OF tho com.
mnnder OF her gunboat which chased
and fred at tho Alliance on tho high
seas.
Tho Spaniard did not act as ono would
!. in distress. His behavior suggests that
he meant mischief and nothing else. He
may have thought that tho Alliance
had some connection with the upris Ing
in Cuba. but whatever he may have
thought ho had no right TO fro on vcs-
sci flying the flag Of friendly power
and sailing the high seas.
Spain will Of course apologize for the
incident and be 10. of with some nice
diplomatic language. II the Alliance
had been flying tho British flag there
! would probably have been nothing to
apologize Tor. A Spanish commander
would think twice before he wonld be-
gin to fire on British vessel. That is
the kind of thing which Great Britain
does not enjoy. and she is quick enough
to show her resentment
We are no. so quick on the trigger,
aud as a consequences our flag does not
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VAGARlES.

Stranger--1 understand that there has
been lynchinc here? Natiye-fep.
Sometime ago one OF our citizens re.
ceived I calathumpian screnadc on his
wedhin' night. All tho tonghs IN town
were there, aud the noise could n been
heard five miles. Finally hc fired into
en- with n shotgun. S,rangcr-llavc
you lynchcd him for that? Native
Nav We'va just boen lynchin' tho
jury wat found him Suilty.-Mw YORK:
UtcNy.
II like Pincrcy." Fogg says. hut yot
l hate to NEE. him. II | accost him
with II How aro yor? no will reply
with the p7o!ixity aud particularly no
would use in describing his symptoms
to doctor; and II merely say Good
morning or Good evoninc,' he ia sure
to 90 into long disquisition upon tho
subject OF mctoorolosy." -Boston Trans.
cripi.
"You have nm early spring hore, do
you?" said tho gentleman from the
north. "Yos, sir, right nirIy. Tou kin
always tell when springs como for good
By tho snakos. That one You're RtnndiH
on now is n ground RATHER, an this ono
whore you're a.jumpin' 10 Is sprcad.n'
adder." -.lilania Constitution. ...
Manager TO stubborn actress)-- Wcll.
is your mind undo mp to 70 onP Ac.
ttcss-So, sir; It's not. Manager ~ hy
not? Actrcss--It doesn't have to be.
Thank goodnoss, it's tho Qua thin,
about mo TINT Is natural.-DctoH Free
Press.
Ropinson-Thoro's II great doal OF
complaint abont that ENTERTAINMENT for
tho church. They say 500 Tickets we're
sold. aud tho hall would only hold 800
people. Mira. ltobinson-W VOL. why
didn't the o.lora como early?-Puct. :
Visitor 1T mus. DO very difficult TO
produce such IN exquisite work OF art.
Dealor-Nonsonac. Almost anybody
can paint n picture; but finding vic.
tim to buy it attor 1t In painted Ia whore
tho art come, n.-7it- BIS.
New Representatives.. l l,avo written
something that the EDITOR han accepted.
Fricnd--Wl,ats that2 New Reporter
My osignatlon.-P Philadelphia Rcrord.
Sho--Can ono receive II shock through
tho telephone? Howell. Tint do.
pcnds upon who's ut tho other end
.ShcbeM IIrck.
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nEJuvENATED wnEEhrNG.
4 Correspondent who Endorses tho ltcc-
concentrations OF Mayor Caldwoi,'s Mes.

a Correspondent who Endorses tho Rcc-
concentrations OF Mayor Caldwoirs Mos.
sngc to Council.
TO me Eitor Of ne Init,lfoenttr.
sIR:--From tho responses to Mayor
Caldwells 1.-Two auggcstions, US thoy arc
echoed from our citizons. Il look, az
though speedy action would BIO takon
by our now council.
Tho Eaat Wheeling comctory has boon
n reflection on US Tor years, and should
DO cared for ut once, by tho removal OF
tho romans to q moro suitable resting
place. Its appropriation to park pur..
posos would DO highly appreciated, and
afford pleasant broathIng place for our
Eust End people.
Wheeling hill could DO mado bcauti.
inl by u landscape gardener Of taste at
u moderate cost.
Our ctzona who havo boon In Cleyo.
land years ngo can recall tho rubbish
pilos and dGaolation which marrod her
lake front. Now, transformed into
aloping terraces. flower boda and beau.
t'ful walks, tho chango sooms magical,
and 1t did not cost great sum OF
money.
The idea OF hill park. though not
now. haa never taken doiinito shape.
Its bleak looking sides aud top arc 70.
puisivo to ovory stranger. Como! lot
Us change tho panorama aud mako our
surroundings moro pleasant. Talent
and money will do It. .... .as
Tho city council, think, would DO
justified in placing park loan, to ma
turo In twonty years, to accomplish 80
desirable an ond.
Tho enhancement OF roal estate, by
making our city moro desirable place
OF residence, and so increasing popula.
tiop. would make such loan OF groat
advantage.
Lot us hope that no private or sol1sh
policy shall turn council aside from
what is tho truo interest Of our city.
Look for moment what tho smoky"
town above us Is doing; how she is got
ting parks and inclinos and driveways.
She has parted company with old iopy
notions. so that. between Mrs. Schenlcy,
Mr.. Carnegie aud Scotch. Irish enter.
prise, she Is nearing the realization OF
her dreams OF tho "Greater Pittsburgh"
It ia hoped that the council, 90 lately
endorsed by our people, will push these
improvements forward TO n successful
termination. PROGRESSIVE
| ITHseiirg. March IL
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In July VIC run ono. Get ready and
Join tho party, via the Chicago. Mil
waukco 4 St. Paul railway tiirat.ca,s in
every rosuectl. Quo standard iurc. with
two dolars added, for tho round trip.
Specia! side trips arranged from Denver
to principal points of interest through.
out Colorado. n. reduced ra.es. For
those desiring to extend their trip to
Sult Lake. or California. Oregon and
Washington. satisfactory arrangements
will be made. For full information adj.
dress John r. Po,t. District Passenger
Agent, Williamsport, Pa.
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WEAK NERVES EPIDEMIC.
Weak Nerves Will Surely
Break You Down.
Nerves Arc tho Very Foundation
of Strength md Endurance.
IF Your Nerves Arc Weak Lose no
limo In Getting Them Strong.

You arc growing older oycry day. mud II you
do not wish tho IMPLYING years as they roll on
thoir relentless way. TO rob YOU OF your hopes
and Joys, your pleasures your ambitions. your
very strength md energies, keep your nerves
strong aud vigorous.
II Is the nerves which soonest wear out You
thoughtlossly uSo them up IN work. pleasure or
dissipation, and suddenly wake to find yourself
brokOu.down-thAt only your body remains
bcrutt Of strength. energy mud power, mere
wreck Of what YOU wero and with only drcari.
ness, pain, weakness und discomfort your future
portion. Thcn you realize tho immeaSurablo
depth OF bitterness IN Longiciiows llnes:
"0h. sudden thrills OF Are und tros,l
Tho world Is bright while ye remain,
Aud dark aud dead when we are lost"
Health. hope, app!ueSs-eyery,hng Is de.
pendent upon strong and vigorous nerves. II Is
Aeakinervc which gives TO tho young, dts, con.
WILSON'S. hys,eria. St VltuG dance and tho
myriad nervous affections OF youth II Is
weak nerves which make women constantly
tired. irritable, nervous, disp!rtcd, dragged.out
and miserable, II Is weak nerves which con.
qucr men In their struggle for mastery In tho
world. which render thcm peryelcS1. strength
less, powerlcsI, with dull.iccIng head, shaking,
shattered and unsteady nerves. without appc'
tito or good digestion, cnicebed from slcepless
nights and wrctched md discouraged from try.
Ing ,dayG 1t Is weak nerves which make age
curse instead OF a biesSing-a body, n casket
from which every power and energy has fed.
leaving only weakness, despair and utter wearf
ness.
II there Is any advice, which above another,
should sink Into the heart It Is the ldmon,ion
to keep your nerves strong. Hence. the words Of
Mrs. Eliza + Clements OF l26 bright street,
indianapolis. Ind, should have weight with
everyone
~ was afflicted for six years with nervous dc.
billy. 1could not sleep nights. and was In
terrible condition. had hear. trouble, and 1t
beat 70 hard | thought should die. was In
constant misery aud could do no work.
"a had heani much talk nbou. the wonders OF
Dr.. Grecne's Nervura blood aud nerve remedy.
aud now made IN my mind TO take 1t. had
given myselfnp for lost, but began to improve
Immediately undo, the uso OF this marvellous
medicine.
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ton OF failures In American statosman.
ship. but they might think II over In
leisure moments. F


In anawor to u demand for choapor
Telephones In Philadelphia tho Boil
company will make a now departure.
Tho city will DO divided into districts,
each with Ito own local exchange. Each
OF these exchanges will DO connected
with all tho othora by u trunk limo
arrangement. Il.
A subscriber will pay $50 II yoar and
DO entitled to a certain number Of calls
within his own local territory. Tho
number OF those calls 10 not announced.
For zach additional call the charge will
DO 8 cents. There will also DO IN extra
charge for call beyond tho limits Of
the local exchange.
Whether this will rosultin an actual
reduction OF telephone charges or an
actual increase, remains to bs seen.
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If another cold wave comes this way
wo shall try TO give it warm reception
Tho Now Orleans Butchcry.

Tho New Orleans riot was pre-.
arranged slaughter Of negroes. The
white 'longshoremen armed Themselves
with Winchester rifles and other
weapons and chose for tho opening n
time when tho negroes would be
gathered thick on tho lovec. I. was
n9,hing Iess than coId.blooded butch.
ery. Tho only wonder is that tho
daughter was not greater.
In country which boasts OF its
civilization, ~ We do, i, ahould DO i'm.
possible TO got together such crowd
( for such n purpose. But when tho
mob doc. take tho fold the one thing to
do is to confront it with enough iorco
ito put It down.
The mayor Of Nav Orleans oithor did
not undcratand tho situation or no
lacked nerve. AT this distance /. looks
Ng though prompt action would havo
prevented tho slaughter.
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IL. Since the Union Pacific railroad owes
the treasury OF the United States
money h. the millions and pays moth.
in: OF all the large Indebtedness. it has
been the habit 20 give the railroad com.
rany credit on account 10. money
earned in carrying the mails. ~
Part OF tho Union Pacific system is
made up OF feeders. "side snaps" so to
speak, built 10 be loaded up on the
company. Now these branch roads are
made to serve purpose which ia
clearly set forth in the New York
Worlds aca,hinc criticism on the whole
Affair.":
Slr. Carlisle has nov Issued m order. the sub.
at1nce Of which IS JhH; NIL these moneys. except
such ~ are earned on the maui line between
Omaha and Ogden. shalt be paid In cash py ;he
government 10 the roads earning them-Ihat ID
10 say. To the UuIOT Pacific railroad. IN
The oEicr releases tho company from the only
y payments It has been required 10 make on IL
dcbt 1t destroys tho Only Resource the govern
mcut has had for collecting Guy OF It's dis.
honestly misapproprntcd money. It robs the
treasury aud gives tho money to the treasury
robbers II SlTrecdcrS To the wGecscrS the small
remnunt nf right the government had retained
9 10 recover Its own again.
!. Why Is this done?
When Democratic newspaper has
such things ns this to say of a Dcmo.
cratic administration the provocation
mus. be grave indeed. The Worlds
pertinent question, "Why is thi4 done2"
is one tina: should DO answered by Sec.
rotary Carlisle. He knows why, and
sis charged in part with tho good
name OF the administration.
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THE chronological OF tho experiment
station at Morgantown gives warning
about new fruit treo plaques. Flo nd.
vises the people to buy OF reliabtc
agents Gully. There's the rub" 1t is
not always possible to'detect the unro.
liable in the suavc and persuasive agent.
Tho experiment station will do what it
can to drive out any pests that may
be reported.
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Now and thon a minister Of ROY. Dr..
Parkhursts denomination runs against
thegreat rctormer, and that earnest man
never shows to better advantage than
whom no Is behold in tho sublime act
OF taking no notice OF what Is said
against him. In tho presbytery tho
other day some pretty hard things werc
said about DR.. parkhurss, but no do.
cliucd an opportunity to enter tho lists
for bout. Ito preferred to 20 on At
tcnding to business at tho old stand.
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PITrsuuRou'sproyisional committee on
the Eric canal is pushing tho work in.
dustriously and with q determination to
succeed. Tho present expenditures
aro $1,000 month, all met by private
subscriptions. It is expected that the
preliminary surveys will BIO completed
within three months. Cleveland Is DO.
ginning to take some interest in tho
project, but If tho canal is to DO built
she wants It to come her way.
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The bost aalve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, te.,or. chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns. aud MI skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cnros pies, or no pay required.
|. ia guaranteed to give perfect aa,isiac.
ton or money rounded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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Keep your liver active and you'll not
suffer with BiIiousness-,herc's the
secret. when bilious try n % cent
package Of Simmons Liver Regulator,
powder. Take it on the tongue, or
makcatea. You'll! take no nj orc pills.
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CnAMBERLAm's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough ncdi.
cine handle, and as u sclle. leads all
other preparations in this market. /
recommend it because it is tho best
medicine I over handled for coughs,
colds and Group. \. ". BALpnlDGE,
Millersvilic. Ill.
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The Mexicans think they have at last
got the ninth lilo Of CARA, tho bandit,
but there is no certainty about it. That
able artist is likely to pop w anywhere
aud pop somebody over.
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JAPAN comes out Of the war with
glory, n fixed place among the nations.
the island OF Formosa, two important
ports on the gulf Of Pechili, an indem-
nifty ,of $3.50, 100000, and the assured in.
dependence of Korea. China is FORUM
ate to escape ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
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WHEN the silver party elects Mr.. Sib.
ley President he will OF course insist on
drawing his salary in silver dollars n. q
ratio OF lG to !. no matter what may be
the market price Of those dollars.
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We complained OF her hat being high.
Then she had j: made low and very
broad and piled it high with feathers
and things, and now we try to SEQ
around it as well as over it. til very
hard TO get ahead OF lovely woman.
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I. SUCCESS 10 tho thing in Chnn. Tho
nun who fails to achieve it is expected
to tnlse his Tic, and Il hc DO Il man OF
high rank, ho rareiy disappoints OK
,pcc,nlion. In this Admiral Ting was
distinctly up TO date his way OF max.
ingancude 10 not urged on theconsidcru.
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For sleeplessness n high London au.
thority recommends, instead OF stimu.
lanss. q brcakiast.cup OF hot becf tea,
made from half tcaspoonful OF Liebeg's
extract. I. allays brain excitement.
fEnnnrintkcil
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THEY keep on ballo,ing down in Della.
ware, just as though there wero moth
ing else in life to do 1. has been said
that there is an end to everything, but
there must be some mistake about this,
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NJ. WORTH being gathered to his
fathers, writer comea to the rescue OF
his fame by declaring that tho great
dressmaker did not invent the mons.
trous hoop skirt. That distinction be-
longs to Empress Eugenie, who thought
that kind OF skirt would serve useful
purpose. ..
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Pick the salmon into small fakes, cut
fine with silver knife twice US much
lettuce. Mix carefully and Sc. on ice.
When needed put cream dressing las for
celery salad) over. Lay on bed OF lot.
tuce leaves. Serve as cold as possible.
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RuMon says that Mr.. Cleveland will
mike n yachting tour of tho world at
Tie end Of his proaidcntiaI term. Nlay
Joy 20 with him.
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If Mayor Strong DOESN'T want his
name tackled on to presidential boom
no must change his coursc. The mayor
OF so grea. city rs New York cannot
stand by his pledges and be in earnest
about giving the people good govern
mens without attracting attention the
country over.
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AeE you NIL ',rod out, do ynu hav"
that tired fooIlng or Eick hOn,nC!in ?
You can ho rcieved Of nlllhese by talk.
ing Hoods Sarsaparlla. +.
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BUSINESS knows that Republican
Congress is due presently and feels bet.
ter accordingly.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

FRIDAY. March s.
small unkndness Is a great oarensc.-Nan.
nch More.