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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-11
HE GRASPS HIS PEN
BRING ON YOUR FREE COINAGE
BILL II YOU WANT IT SIGNED.

Such, in Eject, is the Declaration of Mr..
Bryan on Being Presented ut St. Paul
with q Gold Pen Which has a, Silver
Holder-Laboring Men'> Organization
+, Makes = Scoop by B-ing the First to
Think of ouch q Method Of Seeking to
Become Bistorical-Record OF the
Days. Journey.
St. Paul, Oct 1o.-The Bryan party
reached st. Paul a few minutes before
o'cock this evening and were taken
at once to the Ryan hotel for dinner
Old soldiers were included In the escort
that greeted them and a large crowd
gathered both at the depot and at the
hotel to get a view of the candidate.
The main meeting Of the evening was
that in the big Auditorium, the seating
capacity Of which Is 5000 but which
contained not less that 1000 others 9TH
ers who had crowded into all available
room Before the spAech by Mr.. Bryan,
Louis Nash, for TIE local labor organi-
cations, pes1snted him with a silver
Peg &c an address on silk, expressing
-zss hope that this pen might be used in
signing the free coinage bill that they
eqped TO pass. Besides the meeting at
cse AudItor1ur1 other meetings were
tleld at the Market hall and at Paul
Maruns opera house, where Mr.. Bryan
spoke more briefly. At the Auditorium
tne candleate was introduced by S. L.
fierce q this city, and was greeted
Win a great roar OF applause His
roeech was we'll received and at the
close the crowd followed the nominee,
rather than stay and hear a speech by
sgnatius Donnelly, who followed.
At the Auditorium, Mr.. Bryan in ac-
knowledging the pen presentation, said:
81 desire to express to the organized
labor Of this city my grateful appre-
ation Of the gift which they have pre-
eented. 1t is gold pen with a silver
holder. and if I shall be elected by my
couDtrymen to be chief executive of this
ration. that pen and that holder shall
be used to sign free coinage bill. And
am glad the pen with which my Gig
nature shall be affixed is the gift Of the
laborfng men, because, my friends, /
believe that the 1a1boring men of this
courtry-aye more than that, the Ia
boring men Of all this world-are inter
ested in the restoration Of silver TO It's
ancient place by the side of gold"
The speeches at the Martin and Mar
ket halls, as well as the Auditorium
speech asting three-quarters OF an hour.
A large crowd stood in the rain at Rice
park until the other meetings We're
over, hoping to be given a sight of the
candidate, but Mr. Bryan's physician
would not allow him to expose himself
70 the weather, as he had had a hard |
day and no risks could DE taken, |
though he Is in good condition now.
Tomorrow will be a rest day, and also |
Monday, and on Monday night Mr.. |
Bryan will speak to big meeting in |
the Exposition building and probably /
also to other meetings in the Flour /
City
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Worse Than Rum.

Indigestion spoils more lives than
rum. But you think you have ''mal-
aria" or grip" or something worse.
The trouble is all in the digestive tract.
Ripans Tabules bring sort Of Millen-
mum with them. One gives relief, and
their habitual use keeps the whole sys-
tenn in tone. Get them of your drug.
gist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-11

The ladies of the Unitarian church are
organizing for systematic work for the
poor and needy of our city. The first
meeting viii be held at the court house
on Thursday, Oct. Is, at 2 o'clock p. m.
They desire contributions of clothing,
food, etc, from citizens who will aid in
this work. A committee Of ladies' will
be at the room TO receive contributions
every Thursday at the hour stated. ASK
the janitor to direct you to the room.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-11

Aus-tn. MINI, Oct. 1o.-The Methodist
conference IN session here has expelled
Rev J. q. Huh from The ministry
Huh was q St Paul preacher end vas
accused early in August OF poisoing his
wife and attempting her murder He
is now held 10 the grand jury n Ram
sey county. not having been trsed in
the criminal court
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Don't forget the ball and supper to
be given by the Sanford Military Boy
band Tuesday, Oct. Is, at Zeininger $
hall on North Market street. This Is
for the purpose of raising money for
their suits. The German ladies having
charge Of the refreshments for the en-
tertainment have ordered a fine cake to
be voted othe most popular candidate
for coupnty attorney---Messrs. Davis
or Amidon.
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Glad IL IL No Worn.

Say. 10y memory Is dreadful. vler
Tread good thing SAINT recall IL
Wen. Won expect too much Ian
sstis6ed when can simply r-rnenbe,
thEt ] hsyf read = good .thsnx.--
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Ripans Tabules: Sold by druggists. or
by mail il the price go cents a boxl is
sent 10 The Ripans Chemical Company.
No. 10 Spruce ST.. New York.
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Gabe Snodgrass recently applied 20
Rev. Wha1gdoodle Baxter. Of TIE Blue
Light tabernacle. for some pecuniary
assistance.
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Baxter. Il hss ter sport my pore ole
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But yer pore old mOdd-r say. "a.
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We'll. den. ef DON DO nnsan fer %,
pore ole uusder. whut's de use 90 an
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Printers.
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WICHITA Markets

Hoz-S-eady.
REPEES ESTATTyE SALES
No. DOCK Ave Price NO Dock Ave Prsea
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Haven Nii,lnm company. Haven.
hogs.
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GAINS SOME MORE
DECEMBER WHEAT NETS THREE
EIGHTIES TO THE GOOD.

Corn Makes Three Quarters of . Cent Out
Up Ihirty-Two and = Half Cents q Bar
rel-Damsge to the Australian Wheat
Crop Is an Important Factor for
Strength, Ciearsnces are Heavy and
Liverpool is Firm and shipping TO Cal
cutta-Markets in General.
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These Rates Apply to Subscriptions ossias the city oay.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07

"The Private Secretary with his
goods andchattles, his "goloshes'
and his peculiar "D-oy-o-u know, :
is coming to the Opera-house Satur-
day envening, and ladies' and
ehildrens matinee at $50 p. m,
March T. This is thefunniest comedy
ever written and is the standard by
which all other comedies are Judged.
It's humor is of the highest order and
is coupled with the most amusing
situations. Some of the characters
are unlike any other play, and that
constitutes one OF its attractive
qualities. The play has plot that
is developed into incidents that are
sure to convulse the house. The
leading man. Mr.. Edwin Travers,
is most excellent in his part, and his
supporting troupe is good. They
have returned to America this sea-
son after two very successful years
abroad. They were well liked there
and this company is the same that
has played in all the Jorge cities. 1t
will be the best comedy that has
shown here this season.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
MORE DISTURBANCES.
Spanish Students Again on
the Rampage.
THEY BuRNBD AN AMERICAN FLAG

The Police Dispersed the Crowd Ai'et
RTeising Several Arrests-The oaniae'
Council Ras Temporarily Closed the
Madrid Unlversity Also Created q spe-
ciai Armament Budget.
MADRID, March 6.-There were re.
newed disturbances here "Wednesday Of
demonstrations of popular anger against
the United State government. The STU
dents of the university seem to nave
been the offenders or the leaders In the
demonstration. In spite Of the special
prohibition directed against them oy
the government the students and other
inhabitants INDUCED in renewed mani
fes5ations OF their unfriendiy sentiments
against the United States. They as
sembled before the Madrid university
and there publicly burned an American
flag. The police dispersed the meeting
after making several arrests.
AS a result the cabinet council has de-
oided to temporarily close the uniyer-
sitios. It was also decided to create a
special budget for special ornaments.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
FooLEp IAE sPANlsH AeAIN.
Generals Gomez and BTaoeo Within
shors Distance OF the Capital.

Gene4aIs Gomez and BTaoeo Within It
shors Distance OF the Capital.
NEW YoRK, March Ga special to
The Herald from Havana says that no
body has paid much attention TO re-
ports from tho field as to operations
lately, Washington and Madrid havs
been the sole centers Of interest, yet
within few days Gomez and Maoeo
have achieved another of those sue
oesses, in the face OF strong opposing
columns, which viii make the world
wonder how 10 was doae.
General Weyler, apparently believ-
ing he had driven them to their strong
hold In the everglades Of Glonaga dc
Eapata, has been harrying thousands
Of troops into Santa CLARA By land and
SEQ with tho one purpose Of hemming
his enemy in at that point.
General PaIdo, in command at Santa
Clara, only awaited tho arrival of these
troops to strike hard blows. But Co
mez and Maoeo, having left in the
everglades hospitals oil thoir wounded
and III, strengthened their forts with
new troopers, fresh from Puerto PIN
oipe and Santiago. md then, while the
Spanish battahons were en- route TO
catch them, they unexpectedly sarned
west again, slipping past all obstruo-
tions with only fow akirmishos. Now
General Gomez is III the heart Of Ma-
tanzas ana General Maoeo is once more
almost as the ghtes of the capital.
Trains have been fred on just beyond
the city on the Matangas road, and
Monday night there was o sharp Skin
mish only three miles beyond the sub
urbs Of Jesus dol Monte, a little SET
Element to which Havana horaeoars aud
omnibuses mako regular trips Thoro
was no official report Of the affair given
out
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
oadia Students Stepped.

OADIz, Spain, March 6. --Numerous
civil guards. both horse and foot, took
up positions facing the American con
sulate and occupied tho noighboring ap-
proaohes, owing to the projected stu
dents demonstrations. Others were
stoned at various oentors in order to pre-
vent any concentration on the part of
those engaging In the proceedings
Later on the guards were withdrawn
from the streets and some were poacad
inside the consulate. The government
is determined to stop every demonstra-
ton.
The United States consul here has
been received everywhere with marked
attention and he has expressed his ex-
treme qualification at tho measures
taken by the authorities.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
FREDERIC 7. eREENuALaR

to the bar, at which he took high rank
as q counsellor and advocate. He was
elected to congress from the Eighth dis
trict In 1888, having, previous to that
time, occupied the offices of mayor Of
Lowell and membox OF the Legislature.
He was elected governor three success
give times
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07

Brazil has proposed to France
that the dispute over the Amapa
territory be arbitrated,
Residents OF Wiehitaconnty, Texas,
passed resolutions urging the open,
ing Of the Indian Territory
Claude Powell, Of Oklahoma,
killed James Meyers, with whose
daughter Powell had eloped
Mrs. Eoff resigned as matron Of
the Soldiers Home at Quincy, I'll.
Mrs. Tollansbee succeeded her.
The Daughters OF the Revolution
of Lafayette, Ind, have presented a
beautiful loving cup to the battle
ship Indian.
A beneficiary association was in
eorporated at Topeka, kas., the OBJ
iect OF which was declared to be TO
lead its members in the paths OF
peace and prosperity.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
DIR. RODGERS.

SO was ono DR.. Rodgers, an old white.
headed negro. He held meetings here
during last month and led the supersti.
tious creatures 20 believe that yesterday
the millennium would come and all the
good negroes would rise in the air and
by some celestial force be carried over
land and sea to Jerusalem where a grand
''round up Of the faithful would take
place and the journey resumed to the
Skies
In portions OF Alabama, especially
around Montgomery and Selma, the
same state OF things prevailed.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
Archbishop KENRroK.

had been made for the reception and
entertainments Of Cardinal Satolli, who
was expected to arrive here next Mon
day morning
Cardinal Satolh win be appraised OF
the sad event and his presence in the
city will be In connection with the i'm.
pressive burial services that will be
given the dead archbishop.
The funeral will take place Tuesday
afternoon. The remains will lay in
state at the cathedral Saturday evening
and all day Monday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
Seized tho Mallory.

WASHINGTON, March 0.-The ontser
Merrill Of Port Tampa, Fla, seized the
schooner S. Il. Mallory, 40 miles south
OF that point loaded with arms and am
munition, supposed for Caba, ana was
delivered to the proper authorities 1T
Port Tampa. Notwithstanding this
seizure the authorities here have little
expectation, in view Of tho recent de-
eisions of the courts, OF making out any
case against the Mallory that win de.
tain her longer than faw daye.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07

MCKINNEY, Tex, March 6.-R. G.
Hampton of Fall River. Mass, Is in
Texas selecting sites for two or three
cottonmills TO be built this summer by
q corporation which he represents. Mo.
Kinney was decided upon as the point
most suitable to him In north Texas
Tho factory to BE- located here will en-.
ploy about 600 hands.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07


National Committeeman, from H.,
is dead
The Central Trust and Savings
Bank of Chicago has made an
assignment.
Bills have been introduced in
Congress for the protection of squaw
men s children.
The Kentucky Republican Com
mittee started Governor Bradley's
presidential boom
The Pension Office has made a
number OF important rulings on
pension applicants.
The Iowa Senate Committee
decided to report bin allowing the
manufacture Of liquor.
AT Monte Vista, Colorado, the
young son Of a physician, playing
doctor, poisoned his baby sister.
At the Presby terian Mission
meeting over which Mr.. Cleveland
presided $4,000 was subscribed.
Jokithia Tchida, japanese
student at Cornell College, Mount
Vernon, Iowa, cut his own throat.
The Secretary of War has
recommended the purchase OF
a rifle range for Jefferson Bar
racks.
The House Pension Committee has
decided favorably on the bill to
pension the widow of the late Gen.
Blunt.
The Senate has passed the bill
appropriating Sl5,OO0,000 for the
distribution of Worlds Fair
medals.
A bill was passed by the Senate
to relieve the mails OF heavy pack
ages, which properly should go by
freight.
A Kansan has invented gun
which he claims viii produce rain
in large quantities and whenever it
is wanted.
Senator Flood struck Senator
Flanagan with cane ii the
Virginia Senate chamber. Flood
was arrested.
Joseph Banigan resigned the
presidency OF the United States
Rubber Company. Robert Evans
succeeds him.
The twelve Republican Congress
sional District delegates elected
yesterday in Arkansas were instruc-
ted for Mckinley.
Secretary Carlisle is expected
soon to formally announce his
candidacy for the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination.
A Kansas City Insurance man
suspended Cuban flag across a
street in that city. He may be
forced to take it down.
Secretary Morton says that if
Congress Compells him to purchase
and distribute seeds. he is going to
buy them already packed for ship
ping.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07

Ex-cashsr Massey OF tho Farmers
and Merchants National Of Waco
Tex, was arrested. charged with
misappropriating $4,000.
Phe Supreme Court OF Pennsyl-
Yania confirmed the covietion Of
II. IL. Holmes, sentenced to hang
for the murder OF b. T. pitezel.
Judge Parker at Fort Smith. Ark.
pronounced the death sentence
upon five mhrderefH. thereby in
ereasing the number Of those he has
sentenced to 1856.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
A FINGER TORN OFE.
/ Serious Accident to a Cot
ton Belt EN-
ploye.

At an early hour this morning
Mr.. d. -. Boggs was at work on
the artesian well being sunk at the
Cotton Belt shops. Some ropes
about tue machinery became
twisted and Mr.. Boggs attempted
TO adjust them when his hand was
caught and one finger torn off, and
the hand otherwise badly mutilla-
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
BURNED THE FLAG OF 8PAlN.
neadville Citizens Reteliate Fox Destroy
fne IN Amerioan EIaS.

LeadVilIe Citizens Reteliase FOX Destroy
lag an American Flag.
LnADvu.Ln, Colo. March 6.-There
was the most intense excitement in here
Wednesday night when the news came
Of the burning Of the American flag in
Madrid. The news came while the ice
palace festivities were III progress and
spread like wiIdfire Hundreds quickly
assembled in front Of The Herald-Dem-
oerat office. There was some difficulty
in securing q flag Of Spain, but finally
one was discovered in the stock OF dry
goods merchant and the crowd quickly
found kindling wood ana the emblem
Of the Spanish was laid on it, While
the crowd sang ''Amerioa" and "Golum-
bis the flag OF Spain was consumed to
sshes.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
THE NEWS in BRIEF.

Tobe Sims died at Marble Falls, Tex,
from injuries received By his team run
ming away.
Davidson s. PEBBLES, merchants at
Ladonia, Tex, made q deed of trust
William Stepney, oolored. was shot
and fatally wounded at Galveston, Tex.
by policeman. The officer ordered
him 20 halt and failing TO do SO was
shot, He was mistaken for another
man wanted Tor murder.
Congressman George q. Foss was re-.
nominated from the Seventh Illinois
congressional district by the Republic
ans.
The Taylor Manufacturing company
at st. Louis has assigned
Fire at Johnstown. Pa. destroyed
$500, 900 worth of property.
Fifty Republican county conventions
selected Allison delegates TO the state
convention.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
PROMINENT MIN DEAD
Governor Greenhalge and Arch
bishop Kenrick Pass Away.
BOTH HAD BEEN SERIOUSLY ILL.

The Former Died at lowell and the
Latter at 81. Aouis-ons was Prom
inent In the Affairs of State, the
Other In churoh-The Funerals Of
the Two Men.
LOWELL, Mass, March 6.-Goyernor
Greenhalge, who has boon seriously i'll
for several days, died just after mid
night this morning.
Governor Greenhalge was of English
birth, but came with his parents to this
country in his early childhood. He was
graduated from Harvard university in
1868, Two years later he was admitted
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
Cut IIls wife's Throat.

ST.. LOUIS, March 8.-Androw Wbar.
Son murdered his wife. Louisa, here yes
terday by ontting har throat from oar To
car with razor. Wharton accused his
wife Of goiug with other men, and in q
tit Of jealous rage killod hsr while
asleep, He was arrested and lockod IN
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
str;nas Eor Tnree.

BopHAal, Tex. March 6.-Eoah Fox
and Charlse Fletcher were convicted Ia
Swo eases Of burglary and their fines
assessed ct two years IL the peniten-
tiary. Tom CroWder was also convicted
Of stealing hogs and sent up for two
Years
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
Killed by a Falling Timber.

HOUSTON, March 8.-Whilo anumber
Of workmen were engaged In pulling
down the old Sunny South boarding.
house q heavy timber struck Isaac
Holmes on the head, crushing his skull
and killing him instantly
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
o ll--7-.17'-li7777777
a sSUeciaf Matinee

"The Private Secretary Company
viii give a special Ladies' and Chill
dren's Matinee at the Opera-house to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Prices, %, so and Is cents
Regular scale of prices for the
night performance.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
FIRE AT M,klNNsY.
Property Destroyed Amounting to oves
Fifty Thousand Dollars.

Fifty Thousand Dollars.
MCKINNEY. Tex, March 6.-The fire
which broke out at midnight was
checked at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning
efter destroying property amounting to
over $4,000 Tho fire broke out on the
east side of tho public square and for a
time it looked as If the entire block
would go, but hard and efficient work
brought the fire under control
Nearly all of the Jesse Shain block
was destroyed and in it was the Ken
lucky store, Lewis g Ditto's grocery
and Sargent's book store
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
Tho BLADE In His Skull.

Houston, March 6.-Jim Sofa and
another Mexican quarreled. when the
latter stuck knife in Sota's head. The
blade broke off in the skull and resulted
In SOtais death.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
nOrrinr
ARCHBISHOP KENRIcK.

He Passes Away nt 81. Louis After
Years of Feeble Health.
sT LOUIS, March 6.-Peter Richard
Kenrick, who for nearly half century
prior TO three years age, was Catholic
archbishop OF this diocese, died here
Wednesday IN the eighty eighth year Of
his age. Tho old gentleman had been
In feeble health for several years. and
about two and half years ago Bishop
John Kain Of Wheeling, was elected TO
an arehbishoprio aud sent here Go relieve
him.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
Notice.

Anyone throwing sweeDings, trash,
limbs of trees or bushes into the
streets OF the city is in violation OF Il
city ordinance and subject to arrest
and fine.
$685. Z. i. GOLDSMITH, Mayor
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
RAILROAD Damage euis.

Houston, March 6.--John Dixon, a
carpenter, has sued the Texas and New
Orleans railroad for sl8, 800 for personal
injuries received while in the COM
uanv's employ.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-07
Beats H,a wife Numerically.

LoNGvtnw, Tex, March CD, II.
Kelpe, q resteuEantkeeper at the juno
ton. beat his wife numerically. He
charges her with inadelity. Kelpe was
arrested and gave bond