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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

Ey'ry Month Tor January comos
under a cover Of red, replete with
bright illustrations ami Rich In music
Of q popular order In the four months
OF Its existence II bias published cam
ptsiIions by twelve VI tho beat known
composers Of popular music, including
Paul Dresser, Charles Miller, VIII. &.
Carleton, Edward Hoist, Thee. r..
Morse and Charles Graham. The
present number contains four musical
selections by four wsll-knoWn com.
poters, namelyi Charles Miller, VIII.
q. Carleton, Maryland and Charles
Graham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

The complete novel In the Februsry
Issue OF Lipplncolps 10 Ground.swollS,
Is tale Of unasual length (ior tho
MagaElns), reliable, lively, ald "up.
to-IRie." Fifteen IL the tale Of a
highmlnded cash-boy, supposed TO be-
told by one Of bic comrades IN the dry
goods store. An interesting epl.oms Of
the fufthtst researches IN geology j.
given In rapid sketch " The Flrst
Days Of the World. The Aerial Mon.
astefies OF Greece, What Men Duuk,
Domestic Service on tho Pacific slope,
and The Child and His Elections, are
interesting articles. The poetry OF tho
number il by Joseph NhaTiOu, harles
q. ID. Roberts aud Clinton soJiard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
SUMMONS.
In The District Court ~ aud for tho Third
Judicial District VI utAh Territory.
County OF salt Lake


The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
Greeting 10 HyTum russell raulk, defend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
FOR SALE.

I - HEAD III HOUOuHREu JERSEY
- COWS M" hCifera AuIty To JAmes
'olomo1, '1 West Third Nor b, CO..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

DAVID Q, DUNBAR, CLERK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
Yacht Race. Declared on.

Toledo, O., Aug. 24.---After sailing
over the first leg and little more than
half of the second leg Of the information
al yacht race course today, the judges
declared the race off. as it was eviden;
that njther boat could sail the 24-knot
course within the time limit of five and
one-half hours. 1t was little more than
a drift all the while the race was on.
The only things demonstrated by the
contest were that Canada can outsail
Vencedor in light wind and that the
Canada sailors can outsail the crew of
Vencedor.
Canada took the lead after crossing
the line from the start. Vencedor turn
ed the first stake boat nearly q minutes
behind her rival. Canada's time on the
first 1eg was hours and IA minutes. As
there was no Improvement in the breeze
while the boats Were sailing on the sec
ond leg 1T became apparent to the judges
that it would be necessary to postpone
the contest and they therefore called the
race off
When the race was called there were
nearly q hundred boats in the fleet OF
pleasure craft lined up to the leeway OF
the course. with instructions to keep out
of the way of the racing yachts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
BOAST FOR PRUDENTIAL
Z. III. Snow Calls His Party Chief a Liar.
Traitor aud . Defamer.

Topeka, Kan. Aug. e4.-Ex-State
Printer Snow and his right-hand man,
Walter Costigan, are making good the
threat they made al the Popuiist state
convention TO fight John Breidenthal
IL he was reelected chairman OF the
Populist state committee n this
weeks issue OF the Ottawa Journal
Shows paper, column is devoted 10 a
review OF Brs.aenthars misdeeds. after
which the state committee is touched
up as follows:
Never before IN the history Of parties
has a man been elected chairman after
such an Indictment as was made
against BreidsnthAL But majority OF
the committee are Breident5aTs pets
and would have elected him had the
evidence against him been ten fold "a
black In even an Old party this would
Re reprehe-sfole, but such conduct w
der the gontaion Of reform IS infan-
Gus. and ausurs Il fro the Suture.-
IN conclusion. after reco1nting thss
for very shame's SAX. the committee
had irei Bob Seple. BreiJsnttIars
hired man" the article fires tire follow
ing hot saot.
BY their actin they coafess t5sk
headquarters has si--Ai. and then vis:<
aIl TIE punishment on an unde-1ng.
and give The real cpIprit . ner lease Of
hfe An6. " gods. this IL reform. TITS
IS he road to the publication Of poiitics'
But while Thu. recreant committee
got down on Its stomach IN tie dust
ard. with full knowledge Of the fiicts.
elected a. chairman of the party lar.
a traitor. q desarer OF Popunst history
while this ooxardiy consnifsee has
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
WAY BEHIND ON THAT DEAL
How Oklahoma Horsethief Lost the
Horse He Already Had.

horse He AlFeooy khhu'
Mulhall. D. T., Aug. 24--(Special)---
Last Friday as young man named
Childress was picking castor beans for
a Mr.. Lowe, one mile south of Mulhall.
a man who had been working in the Vi
cinity for some time approached Child
ress and proposed stealing new buggy
which was on Mr. loves premises ana
which the supposed Mr.. Lowe owned.
He also proposed stealing some horses
owned by Mr.. Lowe. These, he stated,
could speedily be taken to the Creek
nation and sold. To this plan Childress
agreed and fixed the hour of 10 O'Clock
Friday night as the time to carry out
this plot Childress owned the buggy
and one Of the horses. Childress came
to town, and securing aid to arrest the
thief, returned. Professor F. Nj. Bias
cow, John Hron. Phil Lemon and Chas-
Eberhardt accompanied him. The thief
appeared promptly on the scene. Fir
ing commenced and many shots were ex-
changed. Charlie Eberhardt was shot
through the thigh, receiving severe
wound, though the bone was not broken.
The man, whose name is Johnson, es-
capped, though IL is thought he was
wounded. He left a fine horse and sad
die, which is in possession of the mar
shall. At about the same hour a span
of roam colored horses were stolen at
Perkins. Mr.. Eberhadrt is suffering a
great deal from his wound.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
TRAIN CAUGHT ON THE Fly
Peculiar Railway Accident In Hhich
Twenty-Five Persons are Hurt.

| P;tsourg. Pa, Aug. 4.---A wreck on
the Pittsburg and Western railroad at
| Valencia, we1ty-two miles west OF
here, at noon today, resulted in the de-
struction of three passenger coaches.
! eighteen freight cars and the injury OF
| twenty-five passengers, five OF Wnom
will probably die.
The names of those seriously injured
and who may die are:
Mrs w. B. Marsh, Talmage, Ohio,
frontal bone crushed; injured internally.
! John Curry, Pleasantville, Pa. jaw
broken and body badly mangled.
! Mrs J. W. Morse, Lodi, Ohio, collar
bone fractured; injured internally.
Maud Bennett, Allegheny, skull frac-
tured.
Mary J. L. Smith, Verona, Pa, skull
frctured.
The following were badly injured but
will recover:
| Mary Bennett, Allegheny; Walter
| Smith, Akron, o.: Mrs. E. NJ. Cramer.
Jennie Cramer and Belle Cramer, Apollo,
Pa; Garrett gilbert, Allegheny; d. B.
Shants, Harmony, Pa. D. 3. Houston.
! New Castle, Pa; E. J. Smith. Beaver
Falls; J. H. Weaverling. New Castle; P.
]. Smith and w L. Gray, Allegheny; o.
| w. eTOOhS, tdt HtS nc, d., -. duS4iI l,
Buffalo, n. Y; William Muhlber, Ale
! gheny; A. L. Jones, Carnegie. Pa; DR..
! J. Torney and K. II. Krill, Allegheny
Mrs. c. w Hile, Evans City, aP.
The injured We're all brought to the
| Allegheny general hospital, where every
attention possible was given them. The
serious cases are still there. while the
others were either removed to their
| homes in Allegheny or continued on
their journey.
The wreck was a peculiar one and one
that involves three trains-local freight
! No. 81, through freight No. IS and east
bound Passenger No. 4, from Chicago.
| The local was standing at Valencia sta
ton unloading freight, when the through
| freight came to the top of the grade
| just out of Valencia. The engineer. who
was on the outlook for No. %, put on the
air brakes but they refused to work and
: his train went crashing into the local.
Just at the time the two freights COLI
! ded, the passenger came along on the
east bound track and was struck by the
| freight cars which were derailed at that
moment. The engine and baggage ca
of the passenger train got through safely
and broke away from the balance Of the
train. The first passenger coach, in
which were a great many ladies. wa
crushed by a car load Of oil well tubing.
The tubing was thrown with terrific
/ force in every direction, causing most of
the wounds received by the passengers.
The wreckage was piled twenty-five or
thirty feet high in places
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
WATSON TO TAKE TIE STUMP
He Will Speak In southern, Western and
North Bestern states,

He Will Speak In southern, western and
NorthBestern states,
Washington, Aug. 24-Chairman But
Ter of the Populist national committee
announced today that Tom Watson,
the Populist candidate for vice presi-
dent, would begin his speaking tour at
Dallas, Tex, on Labor Day, September
Z, and that from that time forward
would be on the stump until election
day. From Dallas, Mr.. Watson Will go
through the northwest as far as Ne
braska, returning by way OF Missouri
and Arkansas and thence to Georgia,
where he will remain until Georgia s
early election. After that occurs, Mr..
Watson will again enter the northwest
going as far as Idaho and Washington.
He will come east in time to give some
attention to eastern states before cleo
ton. The exact list OF western dates
will be announced tomorrow.
Mr. R,,tler saws that his advices from
Idaho today indicate that there are
homes of an adjustment by proper
recognition Of the Silver Republicans,
CO that the silver elements Will woTk to-
ga.ber He thinks the adjustment VIII
be along the lines of fusion adopted IN
Minnesota, Washington and South Da-
kota. ,r
THE executive committee OF the silver
Marty has been called to meet mere To-
,,o-row evening 1t will be the nrst
meeting ofth committee since the 81
ouis convention, and is regarded as an
ironortant one. the object being 10 ar
range plans for the campaign. Chair
man Lane OF the national committee
will not be here.
Senator Butler. chairman OF the Pop
ulfst executive committee. said tonight
that he had no information concerning
the alleged attempt of Senator T1ilman
to induce Mr. Watson 10 withdraw on
the promise Of cabinet position He
does not believe such a suggestion was
made or that it would be entertained II
made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
PACKHORsE FALLS on HIM
Auditor Mckibben of the Santa Fe at the
POINT of Death

Denver, Colo, Aug. PA special to
the Republican from New Castle, Colo,
says: j. F. II. McKibben, auditor Of
the Santa Fe railway company: Dr II.
r. Ward ard con. and High Cole. al Z
Tc'c SKA, Kansas. 1T here his &c
room on v-Na was TO have been a three
weeks hunting trip. They were about
three miles out Of town when the load on
one OF the pack animals became disar-
ranged AMI the horse became frighte
Mr.. McKlbben dismounted to fix II. and
whNe trying to quiet the horse. ii slipped
and Tell on him with its heavy load Of
camp supplies. He was picked UP IN
conscious Aid was summoned and tn e
injured man brought TO town and he Is
now at the home of W. z. Damon under
the care OF Drs. Ward and HotoDh. In
vestigation showed that Mr.. McKibben
had sustained complete paralysis below
the neck. He sens TO be improving
now, though DR.. Ward does not antici-
pate favorable termination OF the case
Mrs. McKibben Is now enroute by spe-
cial train from Topeka and VIII arrive
tomorrow night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25

NJ. e. ingalls,, Is most favorable show
ing. considering the Disadvantages un-
der which railroads in all sections OF
the country have Iabored for the past
year. First Of all, the report shows
that the gross earnings have reached
the large aggregate of SIG, 221.13l sum
which has not been exceeded save In
1888, when the worlds fair was in pro-
gress at hicago, and even in that year
the excess was only about 100000. Tne
careful management which Is now a
marked feature OF the road Is SHOWN
in the fact that While the receipts are
thus increased, the percentage OF oper-
ating expenses is only per cent greater
than for the last two years and per
cent less than in 1892. The net earn
ings were the largest in the history or
the company.
In physical condition the properly
has been fully main tanned and improved
The company has had no construction
account during the year in the operat-
ing department and the policy hereto
fore established OF charging all addi-
lions and betterment to operating eX-
penses has been continued. The COM
pany laid 1000 tons Of new rails, at
cost OF S129, 223.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
AFRAID DYCHE WILL BEAT HIM
Peary Rsks Everything in HIS Esgernes
to Get to the Pole.

St. Johns, NJ F., Aug. 24-News
reaches this city today from Turnavick.
Labrador. that the steamer Hope. now
enroute for the Arctic ocean. command
ed by Lieutenant Peary, reached there
July 20. after a quick run from sydney
The members Of the expedition landed
and after making a series OF scientific
observations. sailed again for the north.
Lieutenant Peary reported large
amount OF ice and numerous icebsTgs
prevalent along the coast. He II Ger
tain 10 find this condition OF affairs
even worse farther north. Many people
here believe that the expedition viii ex-
perlsnce considerable trouble IN pass
ing Baffin Bay from this cause.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
SILVER FORCES DRAW NIGH
Populists, Bryan Democrats and silver
Republicans Herding in Wyoming.

Republicans Herding in Wyoming.
Bay City, Mich. Aug. 4.---Fusion, or
combination under a union silver party
heading, is the only thing talked or al
Democratic, Populist and Silver head
quarters tonight. There is very little
opposition to this plan manifested any
where. the middle of the road Pooulists
evidently waiting to show their hands
in the convention tomorrow.
There is scarcely a gold Democrat in
sight, thea bsence of Don NJ. Dickinson.
E. G. Stevenson and other party leaders
from Democratic headquarters being
very noticeable. The Democratic state
committee held a short meeting this ev-
ening, at which Charles S. Hampton of
Peloskey wa schosen to act as temporary
chairman of the convention.
r. B. Taylor of Bay City will be tenn
porary chairman of the Populist con-
vention. The Free Silver party will
have as temporary chairman. Alfred
Williams of IOria, ore of the men who
helped organize the Republican party,
and an eX-atotrney general Of the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
ST. PAUL GRAND ARMY TICKETS
Ruling Made Against Missouri River Points
as to Date OF Sale.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-The chairman of
the Western Passenger association has
made a ruling regarding the selling of
tickets to the Grand Army encampment
at st. Paul from points on the Missouri
river, Kansas City and Atchison. Sew
eral of the roads have made repeated
requests that the selling dates for tick
cts from these places should be made
the same as the dates in Missouri
territory. The chairman has ruled in the
negative. holding that the association
agreement provides that these points
are in the territory of the eastern COM
mfttee Of the association, and that they
must sell tickets on the date set by the
roads in the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
RUSSIAN EoAsrs IL HUNG CrAv;
Wants England TO go Halves With Russia
and Goeble China

London. Eng. Aug. A.-The Daily
Mall today publishes an interview with
an anonymous Russian statesman in
which the latter is quoted as suggest
lng mat Great Britain cooperate with
Russia to re-organize China, Russia
taxing the benefits acrueinC in the
northern half, and Great Britain in the
southern half. by means Of a grea
CHINA company, which would form the
NUCLEUS OF a future government as in
me case of India The statesman in
tervTewed says he regards the Franco
strength AMI the love for il all on the
Russia, he adds, would much prefer
England as an ally in the eaSt.
he speaks Of Ii Hung Chsng's tour
as the endeavor q China TO ESCAPE from
aer Russian creditor. and pictures Rsl-
rope as vieiaS in ser-dlity toward Il
Hung Chang. whose powers and -->si-
ton, ne asserts. are not those Of = states.
man, but OF 4 palace domestic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
Corhett Talks Big to Sbarkey.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. 24.--James j.
Corbett tonight made the following
answer to thep roposition telegraphed
from San Francisco today to the effect
that if he would release him Sharkey
could get a "go'' with FftZsimmons pre-
yious to the Corbett-Sharkey fight:
II positively refuse TO consider any
such proposition. Until ! meet Sharkey'
no one Else shall. IF Fitzsimmons wants
to fight ann ready to meet him in three
weeks or less. After he has met me he
can get on all the bouts he wants with
the San Francisco man"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
CABINET POSITION FOE EAT
TilIman Goes Angling for Vice Presiden-
tial Withdrawal


Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 4.-The Journal
this afternoon printed story which il
says comes from a source of undoubted
authenticity TO the effect that the pur-
pose of Senator Tfllnan's recent mys-
ferrous visit to Thomas Z. Watson at
the latter's home IN Thompson was to
see if Mr. Watson could not be induced
to retire from the ce-presidential race
on the promfEse of a place in the Bryan
cabinet. The Journals informant, who
Is q Democrat, but a warm friend and
supporter of Watson, says there is no
doubt that a tentative offer of such a
proposition was made, by whose au-
thority it is not known, and very prompt
ly declined.
Mr.. Wastn declared that inasmuch as
ty organiZa mon, he could not surrender
it in change for any other Office what
ever. 1t Is said that similar offer
is to be made to Mr.. Sewall. In this
connection it is noted as significant
that Mr. Watson has been declaring
with confidence of late that he would
be on the Democratic ticket inside OF
two weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
cLlGGErr AND wAYDE MIX
Fusion Electoral Candidate and Anofot
Man Cali Each Other Names

Fusion ELECTORAL (AnutdAte anu AuosocA
Man Cali Each Other Names
Pittsburg, Kan. Aug. 24--Nct a little
gossip has been started in political cir
cles in this city h| Morris Ciiggett, can
dsdate for presidential elector on the
fusion state ticket, and j. NJ Nayue,
candidate for county attorney on the
Republican ticket in this county, getting
tangled up in a political argument on
the streets a few days ago. 1t started
over a statement that Wade IS said 10
have made a day or two previous.
When Cliggett accused him of making
the statement Wayde denied the allega-
ton and Chggett disputed the denial
two or three times when Wayde. IL is
said, called him a liar. About that time
friends interferred and stopped the
quarrel. Neither one viii talk on the
subject, therefore the whole question is
open to gossip and speculation more be-
cause of their prominence in political Cir
cles and also of their having been bosom
friends I'D to the time OF this disagree
ment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25

Zeigler, San Jose, Cal. Ray Mcdonald,
New York, second; F. H. MertenS, 81.
Paul, third. Time 2:11 2-5.
Two miles, professional: A. d. Ken
nedy. Chicago, 80 yards, won; Otto Maya
Erie, Pa, 100 yards, second; f. 3. Rig
by, Toledo. O., 80 yards. third. Time
4.3S a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
RucxLFNs ARNICA sALVE

The Best Salve in the world foi cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt EnsuIn,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hanos'
ChjIblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guarsuteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale az
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy. 52S n.
Main street and G. Behring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douplas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25

done all this, still ii has not the power
to stifle the indignation Of true Popu-
lism against the infamous and cowardly
deed. OF this fact, Mr.. Breidenthal viii
be soon quite fully aware The COM
plants will be confined 10 no quarter
of the state. They viii come from every
quarter. and VIII continue till the traitor
is driven from power"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
DEATH RATHER THAN CAPTURE
Burglar in Chicago Commits Suicide as the
Police Close In on Him.

Chicago Aug. 24.---Finding himself
shut off from all means of escape. a bur
glar. whose identity is as yet unknown.
shot and instantly killed himself near
the corner of Twelfth and LawndaIe
avenue tonight. At the time he was be-
ing pursued by several police officers
and they had so far gained upon him
that he would soon have been in custo-
oy. The fugitive became desperate
when he realized this and turned 20 face
his pusuers. at the same time drawing
a revolver. He red one shot at the Of
fcers before turning the weapon upon
himself but the bullet few wide. He
then shot and killed himself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
TROUBLE AMONG THE CHoCTAws
Governor McCurtaiB Reported Killed b
an ATTACK Made on His House

Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. 24.---Trouble
which has ben brewing for three weeks
in the Chactaw nation as a result OF the
election Of Green McCurtain as governor
bids fair to end in warfare. McCurtain's
residence, sixty-f1ve miles southwest of
Fort Smith. ism ow guarded by forty
men against threatened attack by abuot
the same unmber of men, members Of
the Buzzard party, composed largely of
old-time full bloods and many negroes.
This party comprise emany followers of
McCurtain's opponents in the recent
election. An uncorfirmed report
reaches here by passengers northbound
that McCurtain has been killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-25
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